good job, guys. >> that was jeff rossen reporting. now banks are getting wise to this and developing new technology to protect you. here are some tips. make sure to cover the p.i.n. pad when covering your numbers so if there are any cameras, it won't record it. check the key pad. some thieves may put a fake one over the real one. >>> we all know where to go to find the american dream and it's not washington, d.c., apparently. diversity, home ownership and unemployment is where they have success. two cities are aurora, illinois, and west valley city, utah, have the best scores. they did well in mobility where kids find more economic success than their parents. the district came in dead last on this list. low home ownership and higher than unemployment average sunk the city here. 261 cities were on the list. no cities in virginia or maryland made the list. >>> if you're confused about credit scores, more than 2,000 adults didn't know that a bad score can limit a person's options for cell phone service. 41% mistakenly believed that carry

it's very scary. >> that was jeff rossen reporting. now there were six deliveries and four of them did do the right thing. but the two that didn't were two too many. nbc reached out to the stores that handed over the alcohol to let them know what happened. they said it was an unacceptable and they plan to retrain to check i.d. every single time. >>> we are working as nbc 4 responds to a wheelchair bound maryland man who desperately needs a service he can get knot get. consumer reporter suz eer susan sell tels us the story. >> we're talking about grocery home delivery. it's something many people take for granted, but there are so many people in our area who can't get it. david martin contacted nbc 4en responds after realizing he couldn't order groceries online and have them delivered to his home. so we started digging around and learn he's one of more than one and a half d.c., maryland and virginia who depend on the federal government's snap program, which used to be known as food stamps. right now, they aren't allowed to use those fund

otherwise we are suppressing ourselves and allowing it to continue. >> that was jeff rossen reporting. when you order an uber or lyft, start the trip by pressing the button on the right of the screen and the app that shares your ride with friends so they can track you in realtime. >> thanks, melissa. >>> six mornts after the election that landed donald trump in the white house. "shattered." why clinton's campaign may have been troubled from the start. we have more on what he discovered doing the research for this book. good morning and thank you so much more being here with us. >> good morning. >> how does the research for where do you start with this? >> we wrote a book about hillary clinton called hrc in 2014. we kept going. so, we talked to people on her campaign staff, people in the larger clinton world, people on the republican side, people at the dnc and various institutions involved in this political campaign and basically put together the interviews and wrote it up to campaign. >> as we go through the book, you are saying some of this could have been seen early on. what was it

good morning to you. >> reporter: hi, jeff rossen. as you mentioned, this will be nikki haley's first trip overseas as u.s. ambassador. she's set to arrive here in ayman, jordan. from here, he or she will make her way to turkey. president trump to the east of us in saudi arabia had a number of conversations un to end the six-year war in syria. the ambassador will be here in the middle east getting a close look at the effects of that war. it was haley, of course, who really grabbed the world by the collar early last month when she held up pictures of women and children who had been killed using chemical weapons in syria. some 7 million people have been killed since the war started. another 5 million refugees. the ambassador will spend time here in jordan touring one of the refugee camps. along with also spending some time at a u.s.-funded school for refugees. ha haley spent time talking about the annexation of crimea all options were on the table. and she has been a clarifying voice. we'll spend time talking to her about that. her role

. >>> also coming up later on the "today" show jeff rossen reports on atm fees and how to protect yourselfrmation and your money. also, on the "today" show a brady bunch reunion live in studio 1a as four of the brady's kids share stories and remember th mom the late florence henderson when they get together and have memories of the show just you know when you grow up with each other on tv with everybody else to watch, you know, it's got to bond you in some sense. >> hard to keep me away from there. i grew up with them too. ahead race against time, a dramatic tress crescue off the f spain. [hissing] uh- i- [sound of wrench] [intricate guitar riff] [engine starts] [guitar continues] you need parts i've nevert sleep, yoeven heard of.ss! and it's going to cost you a fortune. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutro

craig, good morning to you. >> reporter: jeff rossen, [ speaking in foreign language ]. that is good morning in arabic, so i'm told. this is nikki haley's first trip overseas as u.n. ambassador, set to arrive here in amman, jordan in a few hours from now and from here will make her way to turkey. president trump to the eat of us in saudi arab eat of us in saudi arabia, conversations undoubtedly about how to end the six-year war in syria and the ambassador here in the middle east getting a firsthand look at the effects of that war. it was haley, of course, who really grabbed the world by the collar early last month when she held up those pictures of women and children who had been killed using chemical weapons in syria. some 7 million people have been killed since the war started. another 5 million are rep fugee. the ambassador will spend time in jordan touring one of those refugee camps along the syrian border, do the same in turkey along the syrian border, spend time in a refugee camp there as well as a u.s.-funded school for refugees. haley really has emerged, if you w

. >>> later on the "today" show, nbc's jeff rossen reports on atm thieves and how to protect yourselfinformation and your money. also, a brady bunch reunion live in studio 1a as four of the brady kids share their stories, they remember tv mom, the late florence henderson. >> fun for us. young people turning it on will say who are are those people? >>> just ahead, a race against time, a dramatic rescue cap turpd off the coast of spain. you're watching "early today." [hissing] uh- i- [sound of wrench] [intricate guitar riff] [engine starts] [guitar continues] you need parts i've nevert sleep, yoeven heard of.ss! and it's going to cost you a fortune. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. >>> welcome back. the forecast features bad weather in the east and fantastic weather and heat continues in much of

. >> and i'm jeff rossen filling in for the great craig melvin on assignment in amman, jordan traveling with the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. craig, we'll talk to you in a bit. >>> and dylan dreyer here as well on this busy saturday morning. >> another busy news morning. right to our top story -- president trump in saudi arabia this morning. we actually have a live picture of the president with saudi leaders right now. he is trying to hit the reset button on his troubled presidency, but that's not going to be easy with a series of bombshell reports dropping while on air force one, flying overseas. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson traveling with the president inside saudi arabia with more. hallie, good morning. >> good morning. >> hi, jeff, good morning to you. and at that moment president trump is at that ceremony with the royal soddy court. we are told he didn't get much sleep at that flight, but he did get a spectacular greeting. seven jets streaking through the sky with king solomon joining the president in his limo on the way back to the hotel. but despite the war

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today national investigative correspondent have jeff rossen is here with an important demonstration thato see. >> good morning. we are talking about hot cars. i always thought a car can't get that hot inside unless it's really hot outside, we are talking 80, 90 degrees, but that's not true. children can die sitting in a car even if it's 70 degrees out, even just 60 and it's already happening this year with several new cases claiming lives. this morning the urgent new warning from safety experts. just to show you how dangerous it can be i am actually hopping inside to show you, plus how to break a child out if you spot them stranded. the latest case just weeks ago in texas, a 23 month old boy killed inside a car. the high temperature that day, just 81 degrees. another two-year-old boy killed in florida in february, the temperature inside rising quickly. >> it's gut wrenching. >> summer hasn't even started yet and already five cases across the country of kids killed in hot cars. incredibly in every case the high temperatures outside only hitting the low to mid 80s. but the inside temperatu

. >> that was jeff rossen reporting. we're all quite a bit shocked. there were six deliveries.our of them did do the right thing, as you saw, but two did not. that was two too many. >> so one-third. >> so nbc reached out to the stores that handed over the alcohol to let them know what happened, and they said it was unacceptable. they planned to retrain their delivery drivers to check i.d. every single time, but if you are a parent, you just have to know that this is a possibility. >> that's a random sampling, one out of three did that, and the girl is wearing braces. they didn't even pick someone that looked old. >> and it was a lot of alcohol, too. we'll be right back. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. these day

we check in with sheinelle jones and jeff rossen for a preview.ood morning, guys. >> good morning to you, rosemary. >> coming up on a saturday morning on today, president trump sets foot on saudi arabian soil for his first foreign trip as commander in chief as turmoil roils back at home. >>> and the latest on an american airlines passenger who was subdued on a flight to hawaii when he tried to break into the cockpit. how the crew and fbi managed to land that plane safely. >>> and we're live in london for britain's wedding of the year. the world's most famous bridesmaid today ties the knot and it will certainly be a royal affair to remember. >> everyone loves a good royal wedding. >>> and mellichael phelps, the t decorated olympian athlete joins us here on "today" to talk about family, pool safety, and whether he'll return for 2020 after teasing us. we're going to ask him. >> big questions this morning. those stories and more when we get started on a saturday morning right here on "today," rosemary? >> all right. we'll see you at 7:00. thanks, guys

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