jenna: i see.uld really talk about this for a whole hour and we would love to have you back, doctor, to talk a little bit more bit because it comes into the the invasive nature of health care in our country. >> right. jenna: but costs associated with it as well and health care law coming into effect and which love to have you come back to talk with us. thank you for the conversation. thanks very much. >> thanks for having me. have a good day. jon: a judge orders confidential court documents released in the murder of former washington intern chandra levy. we're live with what is prompting that move. >>> and two reality tv stars, no strangers to drama, joe and teresa giudice, wrapping up their first appearance in federal court. they're break facing multiple charges. we'll break it down in the fox 411. all ju $14.99. me into red lobster, and sea od differently. right now, go to redlober.com for $10 off 2 select entrees. good monday through thsday. for $10 off 2 select entrees. ...and a great deal. grr

jenna: i'm jenna lee.ht to capitol hill where the house ways and means health subcommittee is now holding a hearing on the white house's controversial decision to delay a key provision of the massive health care overhaul law. just a week ago you might remember this. the government pushed off a requirement that some employers offer health insurance to workers until after the midterm elections, until 2015. now there is calls that the administration delay the individual mandate as well. this all raises concerns about the obama administration's ability to put into effect the biggest domestic policy initiative in at least a generation. plus republicans also question whether the president even has the authority to delay parts of the law like employer mandate and only implement parts of law he says or the government says are ready. so that is also a question of legality we're taking a look at today. certainly a lot happening inside that dome there. jon: you heard charles krauthamer last hour saying he thinks it i

jenna: i'm jenna lee. under increasing pressure from the naacp and several lawmakers the justice department is considering continuing its investigation of the zimmerman case. the u.s. attorney's office and the civil rights division are looking at the evidence and as well as the trial testimony to see if a federal prosecution is appropriate here. thousands of demonstrators meantime are holding protests across the country. they did so across the weekend following saturday's verdict. most were peaceful but several turned violent with acts of vandalism. some protesters were taken into custody for disorderly conduct. jonathan serrie is live in sanford, florida, with the latest from there. jonathan, where did the protests go bad? >> reporter: hi jenna. two cities in california in. los angeles two groups of protesters breaking off what was otherwise a peaceful march, they threw rocks and batteries at peace. the police fired non-lethal bean bag rounds. in oakland, california, protesters spray-painted graffiti and

jenna: f.d.a. is looking at some diabetes alternative medications and other treatments as well. >> we should put our money into doing the studies that are necessary. jenna: you're saying more research is needed here. >> i think look. they worked for ages and ages, right? jenna: sure. we'll have to stay and see you again. this is the first step into the diabetes medication. we'll see if it goes elsewhere for alternative. >> good to see you. rick: thanks. coming up, new concerns about amanda bynes. we're hearing from people who say they have witnessed some bizarre behavior. rick: brand new information on stories around the world. at least 22 people killed in shootouts between armed guard and security forces. this is happening in one of mexico's most violent states and we're told that it started when gang members blocked highways using buses and other vehicles to do it. two federal police are among the dead. in china, police arresting a machete wielding father of four accused of killing two government

jenna? jenna: harris, thank you.fire for spending millions to protect gophers and other species when thousands of humans are facing furloughs. dan springer is streaming life from fort lewis, washington, dan? >> reporter: jon we're talking about serious money that has been spent. nearly $400 million spend by the dod on furry critters over the last 10 years. meanwhile 6,000 civilian employees and 650,000 employees around the country who are on furlough because of sequester cuts. they're forced to lose one day of pay, forced layoff for one day per week, through the end of september. it's a 20% pay cut during that time. saving the dod $1.8 billion. but it is a hardship for those affected. >> it is our civilians back here who day in, day out sent the servicemembers off to combat, taking care of their families while they're deployed and reintegrating them back into the installation. asking them to sacrifice again is personally very painful for me to do that. >> reporter: but while the dod is furloughing humans it is spendi

anytime, jenna. troubles in the africa, what happened last september 11th in benghazi, libya, when our ambassador and three others were murdered? congressman frank wolf of virginia is hoping to get to the bottom of that. of he wants a special investigation in congress, a select committee. we promised you a little while ago we would be talking to him today, he has been tied up with some legislative business. we hope to get congressman wolf on tomorrow to ask him how his push for a select committee is going. >>> also this, investigators say clues to solving one of the most notorious art heists in recent years may have been found in the most unlikely of places. rick has more. >> reporter: and, jon, if this turns out to be true, some are calling it a crime against humanity. the purposeful destruction of priceless, universeally-loved works of art. and just to resome of you -- remind some of you, these were pieces stolen from a museum in the netherlands last year. three thieves walked in, grabbed the paint

rick: jenna. jenna: we'll turn to another story here.el castro pleading guilty to kidnapping three women and holding them hostage for a decade in his cleveland home. the latest on that. >>> plus the man that wants to be the next mayor of new york city. he is known by what is that, carlos danger is his name, right? admitting he had more online affairs and sent more x-rated photos. one of anthony weiner's online partners is going public. and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. jenna: brand new stories breaking this hour. more on the bizarre social media habits of a man who who wants te new york city's mayor. anthony weiner admitting more inappropriate online exchanges with moran dom women. >>> plus the man accused of holding three women captive in his house of horrors for a decade accept ad plea deal to avoided the death penalty. we'll tell you more details on that. >>> we're learning more of a previously unknown hero of benghazi.

jenna: thank you. jon: right now the george zimmerman murder trial entering its final chapter. the prosecution and defense giving closing arguments and closing hours. it will be up to the jury to decide if zimmerman acted in self-defense when he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin last year. lives in sanford, florida. already some developments in court this morning. reporter: this morning multiple explosive outbursts from george zimmerman defense attorney don west in the courtroom. they all met here at 9:00 a.m. to go over the jury instructions. and we got to the lesser offenses the state wanted included on the jury instructions for the six women when they go into the deliberation room tomorrow to consider. so here's what we have so far. george zimmerman charged with second-degree murder, that is a conviction option for the jury. also, manslaughter, a lesser event that will also be a consideration for conviction by the jury. the state still wants a judge to allow in the lesser charge of third-de

jenna?na: interesting, jon, that michele knight also in the video made the case herself that the final judge and jury of this will not take place here on earth. she really put it up to her faith as to how ariel castro -- jon: very strong, those three. jenna: yes. very interesting message. one of north america's largest cities swamped with inches of flooding rains. the city's subway system in chaos, hundreds of thousands without power at all. where this is happening and how people are coping. take a look at that water. >>> plus, scary moments caught on tape when a car plows through a gas station sparking a huge fire. you see this car, top of your screen. we'll show you the rest of this video, up next. every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $

jenna, back to you. jenna: doug, thank you.: right now in boston the first be defense witnesses are taking the stand in the racketeering trial of james "whitey" bulger. period of times rested their case friday after calling 63 witnesses. bulger, as you know, is charged with playing a role in 19 murders and running a lucrative criminal enterprise involved in gambling, extortion and drugs. dan shore is a former prosecutor, ashley merchant is a criminal defense attorney. his attorney, dan, is saying he'll call maybe eight witnesses today, maybe seven witnesses tomorrow. there is speculation that the jury could get the case on wednesday, but what if whitey bulger testifies himself? >> that would be very dramatic. we've already seen him curse at at least one witness who accused him of being a rat. and this is when whitey bulger was just sitting at the defense table, so he couldn't restrain himself. so he might want to testify. but let's remember, their goal probably is not to get an acquittal here. he's facing 19 murder charges, he'

jenna?na: we're going to be talking to a railway expert coming up next hour out of europe to talk us through a little bit about these systems and what to make of all of this, amy, as you point out, a lot of incidents in recent weeks. thank you so much. rick: coming up, an incredible rescue after a fisherman goes overboard without a life jacket, treading in shark-infested waters for, get this, eight hours. the new video of this amazing rescue and this man's story of survival. >>> plus, the president trying to shift attention away from a series of controversies plaguing his administration by blaming republicans for focusing on, quote, phony scandals. but what do the american people think? >> an endless parade of distractions and political posturing and phony scandals can't get in the way of what we need to do. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety i

jenna. jenna: rick, thank you. jon: there is growing fall out in america's hunt for nsa-leaker edward snowden as the president of bolivia urges european nations to push back against the united states. learning after faulty intel led investigators to suspect snowden was on a his presidential plane. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live in washington. what is the latest on this snowden saga, catherine? >> reporter: thank you, jon and food morning. the presidents of venezuela, bolivia and nicaragua offering asylum to the nsa leaker entering the third week in russia report he hadly still in the transit zone of the moskow airport. cuba is likely transit zone from moscow to central or south america. it is significant that the cuban president is signaling he is supports the decision to help edward snowedden. we have new information from daniel ellsberg who leaked the pentagon papers on snowden during the vietnam era writing in the washington post. that snowden did the right thing by fleeing the count

jenna: who knew? we'll see if we hear from jodi anytime between now and when she appears in court next. rick, thank you very much. we have a legal panel coming up, what are the next steps in the jodi arias case? did you know it has already cost the area nearly $2 million just to try her the first time? so we'll talk about cost and her chances now of avoiding the death penalty. jon: breaking now, more tension following the jury verdict that found george zimmerman not guilty in the shooting death of trayvon martin. for the most part, protests have remained peaceful, but there have been some violent flare-ups. police arrested at least 13 people in los angeles last night. police say a group of about 150 broke off from a larger, peaceful protest. and some of them broke windows and attacked people on sidewalks. the city's police chief said that would not be allowed to continue. >>> last night police made at least six arrests for violence and vandalism following a third night of protests in oakland, californ

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jenna: welcome back. we are four months into the automatic federal spending cuts known as sequestration, and despite the obama administration's warnings of dire consequences for the country a recent check on those cuts shows the impacts may not have been quite as severe as predicted. carl cameron is live in washington with more on this. carl, it wasn't just the obama administration. a lot of folks were warning about government services being cut and what this was going to mean for uts. us. what is the reality. >> some government agencies say it has been a bit of a strain. tk*efpl krats made it sound like the 85 billion dollars in spending cuts would decimate government services. we were warned by democrats and the administration that as many as a million federal employees would be furloughed for up to a month without pay and it would hit the military, law enforcement, the fbi, border security, dea, education programs, health services, virtually every part of the government especially air travel because ai

jenna: the good old irs. hi, everybody, i am jenna lee. a vote on that bill could come in the next few hours. talking with a sign of for the tax man. house republican republican thet hitting targeting scandal. now charge the president's top official at the irs has been systematically obstructing their investigation. first things first i must start this vote. what we know about the legislation they're taking up in some isolated to the irs? >> republican from the state of ohio, essentially common sense but he will have the house go forward with voting to stop the targeting of people for their political beliefs or their philosophies as we saw with the irs, going to immediately terminate workers engaged in singling out specific groups as b cell with the irs targeting of conservative organizations. eric cantor talked about it, the house is expected to vote 10 times to cut red tape and stop what they call government abuse. >> we also are engaged in a very robust discussion this week about issues that i think should be bipartisan from the get-go.

jenna: the jury? the george zimmerman murder trial heard brand-new testimony from a fbi audio expert. prosecutors are hoping to put the parents of trayvon martin on the stand to identify screams on a 911 call made just moments before their son was killed. phil keating is live in sanford, florida with the latest for us now. phil. >> reporter: a strategic move by prosecutors, or jenna, rather, by prosecutors as they called one of the defense's audio expert witnesses first to then set up the still to come very emotional testimony anticipated by trayvon martin's mother. inside the courtroom right now sanford police detective doris singleton. she was involved in one . very first initial interviews with george zimmerman the night of the shooting. again today testimony addressing that infamous 911 call with somebody screaming in the background. stkpwhr-f >> 911 do you need police, fire or medical. >> maybe both i'm not sure. there is just someone screaming outside. >> reporter: prosecutors called fbi audio e

jenna would have is back with more on that. hi, jenna. >> hi, guys.ger woods, though not always shown, is under pressure today. if he wins, people will say he's finally back. they may say other things, but they will say he's back f he doesn't, many will wonder if tiger will ever be back. >> in the hunt when it matters most. it's been five years since he hosted a major championship trophy, eight since he put on that green jacket, which is why all eyes are on him as he heads into the final round of the british open. even though he is currently the top ranked player on the planet, to woods that's not what matters. >> he only looks at major championships. by his definition, he has yet to do the one thing since he came back from the scandal that means the most to him. >> behavior that exposed the former golden boy as a serial cheater. woods saw his wife walk, his sponsors drop him and his popularity and golf game plunge. this year, he has roared back, announcing he is dating olympic ski champion lindsey vonn, who has taken to twitter and instagram in suppo

jenna: we'll listen back in. expect a few more minutes here from john guy of the prosecution. >> listen to the court when you get the law. this is what she will tell you. a non-reasonable doubt, something that is not reasonable, possibility, imaginary, doubt, forced doubt must not influence you to return a verdict of not guilty. let me just address one more thing with you before i close. and that was, it was brought up actually by the defense. it was brought up by the defense in their summation this morning and it was brought up by the defense in the trial. not by the state but by the defense. race. this case is not about race. it's about right and wrong. it's that simple. and let me suggest to you, how you know that for sure. ask yourselves. all things being equal, if the roles were reversed, and it was 2-year-old george zimmerman walking home in the rain with a hoodie on to protect himself from the rain, walking through that neighborhood, and a 17-year-old driving around in a car, who called the police, who had

good morning. >> good morning, jenna. the residents of this small center are waking up to the fire still burning in the heart of their historic downtown. many of them are waking up away from their homes. a third of the town has been evacuated. some of them spent the night at this emergency shelter where people have been getting help, they've been getting food and shelter, but also the place where they're leaning on one another sharing the stories of those missing loved ones, the ones they simply have not heard news from. they still don't know what has happened to them. there is an investigation that has been started into just went wrong here and how things changed the life of this town. back to you, jenna. >> thank you very much. new revelations of that alleged u.s. spy in europe are expected from fujive edward snowden. snowden's new charges will come out reportedly in an interview with a german magazine and detail the nsa's cooperation with german foreign intelligence service. meanwhile snowden has been offered asylum se

. >> jenna is here with more on that. >> hi, guys. police say the victims in the shootings ranged in age from 17 to 79. the man that killed him, their neighbor. the shooter has been identified as 42-year-old pedro vargas. officials say it all began when vargas set fire to his own apartment and later shot and killed six people including the building's manager. vargas was later killed by s.w.a.t. team members. no word on motive. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is calling for independent inquiries into the violent clashes in egypt. much of the death toll comes after confrontations in cairo between egyptian security forces and supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi. at least 25 others were said to be injured overnight. >>> mean tile secretary kerry's wife has been released from the hospital. teresa heinz kerry had been hospitalized after suffering a seizure earlier this month. doctors for the 74-year-old kerry said she's expected to make a full recovery. >>> amanda berry, one of the three cleveland woman kidnapped and held ca

jenna? >> thank you very much. >>> this morning, i'm not a professional baseball player, but i know the easiest way to catch a baseball is with your glove or should i say with your glove on. phillies/tigers game. cabrera didn't play high school baseball. it would have been easier to use his glove. glove comes off. fan confused thinks it's a funny looking baseball. finders keepers, no, he asked the fan for it back. in exchange she gets here, have this 88 cent baseball. you get a mention on weekend "today." that is the news. i just tweeted a picture of lester holt playing softball yesterday. >> in your office. >> bragging he plays softball. did you win. just bragging. how did you play the game? >> it was "dateline" versus the ad people. who knew people that sell ads could play softball. >> they were so tall. they were like real baseball players. >> they were like 6'4". >> we were debating whether you should be on the "dateline" team or the "today" show team. >> "today" played good morning amer

. >> jenna not today, maybe the royal baby. >> who knows? >> glad we've cleared that up. >> a few other stories we're also following on this busy morning. as lester mentioned, a late development in the battle over abortion rights. overnight the texas senate passing one of the strictest anti-abortion measures in the country. as you kim imagine, reaction on both sides very strong this morning. >>> plus jay leno has tough questions for elliot spit zen, the new york governor forced to resign after he was caught in the prostitution scandal. now he is just the latest disgraced politician trying to make a professional comeback. >>> a bit later this morning, it's been kind of a rough week for the biebs, justin bieber, getting worse by the day. maybe he should angle for a park in sharknato 2. we'll have a wrap up of the weekend in entertainment. >> how did you get from justin bieber to the shark thing? >> it's all part of the wrap. >>> we do want to begin this morning in florida. second day of deliberations for the george zimmerman jury. kerry sander

>> absolutely. >> we wanted to let you know, jenna bush hager's interview with her grandparents airsrow morning on "today." >> another break for us. we are back in a moment with uncle harry's first visit with his new nephew named george. >> a major milestone coming up this saturday, the 60th anniversary of the end of the korean war where so many americans of course served and died. in south korea today, american vets paid a visit to the dmz between north and south. still, a tense armed border all these years later. and in north korea, a new national cemetery opened by kim jong-un. among those present, our own ann curry, reporting from there for us starting here tomorrow night. >> "consumer reports" has scored the chevrolet impala, the top sedan in its recent testing. that means a car made by one of the big three automakers had scored better than cars from audi, lexus, acura, jaguar, a huge win for general motors. while you can still find some of the old impalas on the road the name plate has been brought back, completely redesigned and now richly rewarded. in its category only the bm

jenna has that. >> good morning. good morning, everyone. a shocking story is developing in houston, texas now. police are investigating a case where a number of people who appeared to be mentally challenged were held hostage inside a house. charles has that story. >> reporter: a bizarre scene in a houston neighborhood. >> i have never seen nothing like this in my life. >> reporter: police say four men who may have been homeless were found friday, held captive in a garage. >> there were locks on the doors. it was a situation they could not leave on their own free will. >> reporter: the living conditions were substandard. >> they were given scraps to eat. little food provided to them. no access to a restroom. >> reporter: it's unclear how long they have been held against their will. >> it's to be determined. >> reporter: the men were lured to the house with the offer of food and cigarettes. >> the suspect has been detained. they claim was cashing their checks, their veteran's checks. >> reporter: alberta was visiting her brother nearby. >> th

>>> and youtube star jenna mashls is tmashl >>> oh, the life of a golf ball. you get smacked around all day and sometimes you land in the sand trap. this is what it looks like if you are a golf ball. this video is coming to us from title i titlist performance on ocean side, california, except for the guy having a gopro camera set nup in the sand trap. >> oh. >> no way that it was a hole in one, no way. this is -- no way. >> we don't know how many times he tried this, but he could have absolutely done this, but i start started to watch it frame by frame and as you see the camera flipping around, and you can see that he gets it close to the pin, but you know, maybe an edit where they stopped the camera and started it when they drop it down into the hole. when it is flipped into the air, the video is distorted. >> i'm suspicious, but it is possible. >> i think that it is possible, but i believe it is possible that it is faked here. why don't we let the viewers decide. head to our facebook page "right this minute."com, and tell us if this performance is real or fa

>> it's not just based on jenna lauer's call, which he couldn't hear at the time, but he can base it on when the gunshot went off. >> well, i understand when the gunshot went off, but what you're telling this court is prior to the gunshot going off, offer even afterwards, but certainly prior to the gunshot going off, that john good, visual witness, and jenna lauer, audio witness, neither of whom know anything about what the other is doing at the time, that you can match up the exact thing that john good is seeing when jenna lauer said something? >> if mr. good said he was in the condo at a particular time before the gunshot, you have a point when he went in to the condo. he has a particular time of how long he was out there. so if you backtrack from the gunshot, can you determine from those when he came out and when he went back in. >> those times, of course, are absolutely not exact. those were all complete estimations, correct? right? i mean, john good never said i got a stop watch and i can tell you 30 seconds before the gunshot i went inside, right? >> it's an estimation on his p

i love when jenna sits down with her grandfather. does the best interviews and it just shows, they are such a classy family. they are just -- >> we got to go to one more thing. i urge everybody to read a book that president bush 41 wrote. "letters to gampy." letters to his grandchildren. it's a wonderful read. okay. one more thing is up. next boris earns unlimited rewards for his small business. can i get the smith contract, ease? thank you. that's three new paper shredders. [ boris ] put 'em on my spark card. [ garth ] boris' small business earns 2% cash back on every pchase every day. great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. read back the chicken's testimony, please. "buk, buk, bukka!" [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase every day. told you i'd get half. what's in your walle >> it's time for one more thing. eric is first. >> what is your problem? >> okay, so that little show at 11:30 on saturday morning, number one on al

mike. >> well, hi, jenna. another blow in the future of u.s.space flight is seriously up in the air following the retirement of the space shuttle and now funding fights here on capitol hill. the house science committee voted to eliminate all spending on a manned mission to an asteroid, which was a key component of president obama's space exploration program through 2025. in a nasa funding bill with a price tag of $16.8 billion, lawmakers are telling nasa they are not allowed to proceed with the asteroid project. lawmakers are pushing nasa to lay out steps in order to get a mission eventually to mars in the next 20 years or so. the chairman of the house science committee told us his reasoning. >> it's a fiscal issue because it's $2.5 billion that we can better spend elsewhere, particularly in this era of budget constraints. but it's a misguided effort too. it's just sort of a waste of resources, a waste of talent. and nasa's own advisory committee recommended against it. so i don't know what the administration was up to other than just throwing

when you said jenna called you, i was a little concerned. hit man scam?no documented case but just the mere fact that i'm a former detective, cop, if somebody called and said they were going to kill me and if i give them money, they won't do it. these are serious things much you have to take these things seriously. they want money in exchange for not carrying out the contract or hit on you. again, it's gone. >> everybody wants love, but they scam you about romance? no. >> look, you're looking for love in all the wrong places on the internet. do not send money. these folks are expert at manipulating your feelings and emotions. again, you're not going to find it there. unfortunately, a lot of money is lost this way. >> thank you so much, morgan. we appreciate it. for more information on this, go to morgan's website, connectedtothecase.com. tune in tomorrow for travel scams. >>> still to come, five minutes till the top of the hour, coming up. survivors of the boston bombing will come face-to-face today with the man charged with those deadly terror attacks. w

also joining us jenna bush haeger.he we'll also talk to david axelrod and barry elevenson will be here onset. up next, the top stories in the political playbook. first bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> we got rid of summer in a hurry. it's cold, it's chilly in new england. e let me start with the good news. tropical storm dorian, the one heading towards the bahamas or maybe cuba over the next seven days, it's really strug thlg. that's good news. it's still expected to be near the bahamas by the middle of next week. but if it survives. there's a chance it could dissipate before that. as far as new england goes, yesterday was kind of cold. it was chilly. it's 63 and rain right now in boston. it's ugly through connecticut and rhode island. the state of maine is going to get drenched today. we have thunderstorms bringing beneficial rain to oklahoma. those are your two travel trouble spots. the weekend forecast, thunderstorms in the middle of the country. we're going to warm up nicely this afternoon from d.c. to

i love when jenna sits down with her grandfather. i think she does the best interviews.ey're such a classy family. >> we have to go. i urge everybody to read a book president bush 41 wrote, letters to gampy. a wonderful read. one more thing is up next. ♪ >>> it is time now for one more thing. what is your problem, greg? it is eric's turn. >> that cashing in show 11:30 saturday morning, number one last saturday. tomorrow, we take on detroit, take the cashing in crew, detroit city managers. listen. >> do you remember this? >> we refuse to let detroit go bankrupt. i bet on american workers and american ingenuity, and three years later that bet is paying off in a big way. >> bob thinks it is too much to promote. it is a fox brand. >> you're right. great show. we could do it every other week would be fine. who is up next? >> andrea's turn. >> i love you're the steward. >> i don't have anything to promote except greg's next book. >> market your own suspender line i think. >> good point. >> the beckel. strongest material -- >> all right. so some sad news if you're a fan of the

thank you, jenna lee.as nasa spots an image that suggests the sun may have a dark side. jamie: trying to figure out what that means. ♪ ♪ the great outdoors... ...and a great deal. thanks to dad. nope eeeeh... oh, guys let's leave the deals to hotels.com. ooh that one! nice. got it! oh my gosh this is so cool... awesome! perfect! yep, and no angry bears. the perfect place is on sale now. up to 40% off. only at hotels.com jamie: well, some teenage fishermen in pennsylvania make a potentially dangerous find. they thought it was a fish from a distance, and it turned out to be an alligator. five feet long. the teens say they knew how to handle the gator from watching tv, quickly springing into action. the state's game commission says no one is sure where this gator came from but that whoever's responsible could find themselves in some deep trouble. ♪ ♪ black hole sun, won't you come to wash away the rain, back hole sun won't you come, won't you come. ♪ bill: a whole new meaning on that song lyric. scientists at

he was the offend see of jenna, but jenna testified to something that completely supported what he saidow he said it happened at the t intersection. even mr. diker, who thought she -- and heard something different than she saw -- >> phil keating has been covering the trial and the story from the start. this could give you an idea, folks watching, an idea why charges were not leveled against george zimmerman in the first place, because as mark o'mara is spelling out, this is a tough case to make. >> absolutely, rick. you're right, it was 44 days after the shooting death of trayvon martin when finally zimmerman was arrested and charged with second degree murder and that was after nationwide marchs and demands and the governor removing the state attorney for this district, pointing a special prosecutor. and what mark omar race presenting to the judge is the state, the prosecution team, has failed to present their case beyond a reasonable doubt, saying there's really no direct evidence that he exhibited ill will, hatred or spite, which are required to obtain a second degree murder convictio

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bill: jenna lee standing by. she is going to roll your way in 12 short minutes.ome of the breaking news on this big story today, that horrific fire burning in arizona that killed 19 firefighters. we'll find out what went wrong and get an order of what is going on today on the ground now. the fire is still burning. plus the new analysis of what the new healthcare law may end up costing average americans. and the latest revelations on the nsa, and egypt erupting again. what it all means for us and our allies next. bill: got it. see you then. busy morning. see you in a couple of minutes. 150 years since the battle that changed the civil war, we'll take you live to gettysburg in a live report from the hallowed american ground. martha: former south african president nelson mandela remains in critical condition this morning. the 94-year-old has been in the hospital for more than a week now battling a recurring lung infection. over the weekend president obama met privately with mandela's daughter and several of his grandchildren. he and the first lady smoke with mandela

i'm willie geist along with al roker and jenna wolf.ooking up online this weekend? the hottest topics for google searches over the weekend. >> as we change music, okay. as you move up the ladder, maybe you're jumping back into the work force, come to our job fair. we're going to give you the intel you need to learn the expert advice and how you need to get your foot in the job. >> look at the mingling going on. >> then seven simple household tricks to save you time and money with common items for quick fixes. we'll show you what a strand of spaghetti can do. before it's cooked. not afterwards. >> i think we have an idea now. >> make that seven things you can do now. >> before that al has another look at the weather. let's see what we have today. a lot of wet weather down through the southwest. gulf coast. we're looking at really hot temperatures in the northeast with high heat indexes. warm in the pacific northwest. 81 in seattle. not bad in los angeles. temperature of 84 degrees. tomorrow the heat continues in the northeast, the ohio r

it's worth a try. >> but it's a possibility. >> what about girls. >> jenna.'m marla tellez. >>> asiana airlines says it will increase training for its pilots following the deadly crash at sfo. "new york times" reports the korean-based airline will give all of its pilots special safety training, including a new program on landing approaches and automated2ic flights. the pilot of flight 214 was in training for the boeing 777 aircraft and it was landing this type of plane at sfo for the very first time. >>> meanwhile, the ntsb says it has finished its on-scene investigation at sfo following the crash. the ntsb says the investigation though will now continue in washington, d.c. some of the wreckage of the flight will remain in a secure storage location at sfo. >>> tuesday, looking pretty gray outside. see if the sun is going to come out with meteorologist rob my yet ta in for christina. >> a cloudy start to the morning as we head through lunchtime, at least inland, get kwleerg cool temperatures, an all-day seabreeze that once again will sweep in more clouds, we

bush sat down with granddaughter jenna to talk about that striking photograph of him with that littleoy with leukemia. >> you wanted to see that little boy smile? >> that's right. and all of the agents had done it. wanted to show solidarity with them. >> you can see the full interview this morning on the "today" show. >>> now for your first look at business, we turn to marry thomas. >>> good morning to you. futures are flat this morning. the nasdaq actually had its best day in two weeks thanks to facebook's strong earnings report. they'll get news on consumer sentiment. toyota holds on to his global sales crown. they outpaced general motors and vo volkswagen. >>> just a day after announcing a promotion giving three free months of netflix, google is pulling the plug on the offer due to overwhelming demand. the chromecast sells for $35. back to you. >> thanks so much, marry. >>> spirit airlines is poking fun at new york mayoral candidate anthony weiner and his pseudonym carlos danger. the airline is offering $34 vacation packages to cabo san lucas. >>> a brewing controversy over whether

jenna lawer said it took about 25 seconds to make the decision to dial 911. we had to figure out the time line as best we can. >> maybe both, i'm not sure. there's just someone screaming outside. >> okay, what's the address -- >> address is taken out. now, this is when according to mr. good's testimony he came out and saw what he saw. what weem done is take away the a animation and just used three figures. he said when he cape ome out, hw them straddled one on top of the other, then he saw them move sort of parallel. having confusion with horizontal, perpendicular at the trial, but i think the indication was they were parallel and maybe on the concrete. so that's going to come up next. >> -- okay and is it a male or female? >> the second position where he said this is the mounted position or the ground and pound was occurring. this is where he said it happened. closer up to the cement. again, consistent with what mrmr. mr. zimmerman was saying when he was talking to the officers. or you decide if it's consistent or not. >> sounds like a male. >> and you don't

see you jenna, in a few minutes.an armed standoff after two men draw guns inside of a store. but the scene take as very strange turn next. we were like, "sure. no problem!" and you were like, "thanks, but what about thick & creamy and whips!" and we were like, "done and done! now it's out of everything yoplait makes." and you were all, "yum!" and we're like, "is it just us, or has this been a really good conversation?" and you were like, "i would talk, but my mouth is full of yogurt." yoplait. it is so good! jo well a standoff caught on surveillance video is not quite what it seems. police say the 42-year-old approached a clerk behind the counter and then pulled out a gun but the clerk had his own gun hidden under the counter. watch this play out and pulled it on the suspect. turns out the robber's weapon was just a bb gun. >> clerk knocked the perpetrator down to the ground. the perpetrator dropped his gun. he was very calm, very cool, kept his head, mr. hairs certainly qualifies to be one of the world's dumbest and

gregg: and let's check in now with jenna lee for what's coming up on "happening now."ld hear details of the interview with the pilots of that flight that crashed in san francisco. former ntsb head peter goelz is back with us with the late rest working theory about what actually went wrong. >>> plus, are we seeing a repeat of the end of iraq but in afghanistan now? kt mcfarlane is here. >>> and randy travis remains hospitalized at this hour suffering from that scary heart ailment. what lessons it holds for the rest of us. dr. segal will have the latest on that. gregg: here we go again. the irs is in hot water, this time accused of exposing thousands of social security numbers -- maybe yours. we're live in washington with the latest. people pick a price and we help them find a policy that works for them. huh? also... we've been working on something very special. [ minions gasp, chuckle ] ohhh! ohhh! one day the world... no, the universe will have the pricing power they deserve. mouhahaha! mouhahaha! mouhahaha! ooh-hee-hee-hee! blaaaah! we'll work on it. wah-hah-hah! stop

if we were to presume that jenna lauer's town home was that first one in that row of houses, where was the truck parked in reference to that? >> if she was in the first one, then the truck would have been parked looking toward the east. it would have been slightly south of where her condo would be. >> so if you're to walk out her front door, would you be looking sort of right at the truck? >> well, not right at it. you would have to look more to the right if you were walking out of her condo if her condo was facing retreat view circle. >> okay. because that would then put the truck parked on the curb as you walk out her front door on the right-hand side of that street. >> that's correct. >> okay. now, you say retreat view circle. is that the treat that actually circles around or is the perimeter of the complex itself? >> it does. >> okay. is ms. lauer on a street that comes off of retreat view circle? >> if i'm visualizing exactly where you're talking about, i believe her condo would be facing retreat view circle, yes. >> okay. how did the front door, if i walked straight out her front

inside studio 1a alongside lester holt, jenna wolf. taking time off. >> pretty shocking news. >> fans of the show "glee" woke up to sad news that the 37-year-old star was found dead. talk about his legacy, public struggle with drug addiction in a moment. >> and fear rampant along the sidelines of playing fields. parents now concerned about long-term effects of head injuries. now there's a new app to help them quickly diagnose concussions. we're going to show you how it works coming up. >>> and royal baby fever hitting fever pitch again. buckingham palace has only said the due date is some time in mid-july. and as the dates creep on, royal expectations are creeping. but there's new information this morning indicating royal watchers may have a little longer to wait. might not be as soon as we thought. we have a live report coming up from london. >> and christopher gore, star of the usa network hit "covert affairs" stops by to talk about his show's upcoming new season. >> and first we begin with "glee" star cory monteith. cory monteith sh