. >> arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver i think it's safe to say they didn't break up over politicsbit different. >> something else. >> when you look at the kennedy clan which maria is involved in but that you have it. i want to correct myself. i said mike pence has one child. he has three. i don't have my vice presidents straight sometimes but there you have it. >> thank goodness for google. >> yeah. >> all right, so, thank you so much for joining us tonight. we hope you guys stay inside and sta >> yeah, because we got a lot going on tonight. >> we'll be back with more news at 10:00, 10:30 and 11:00 in the meantime make eight good night and we'll see you soon. >> ♪ announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: jada pinkett smith certainly had the right to go nuclear on a paparazzo who scratched her car. >> you scratched my car, homie. harvey: but that's not how she rolls. >> it's funny because it's actually a two-door rolls-royce. harvey: that's why i said it, jeff. [laughter] >> meek mill showed up to aces strip club and he brought with him $20,000 in single dollar bills. harvey: if you co

maria shriver. >> yes. >> maria's here. >> exactly. >> did everyone have a good memorial day weekend?to of his ke bbabs the grill. harmless photo. nothing wrong here, right? >> the chicken is under done. governor walker was roasted. hundreds of people tweeting back at him, many blasting him for his barbecue technique. not marinated. not seasoned. onion s cooking as long as chicken. were you raised by wolfs? >> no good deed goes unpunished. >> i don't see hamburger. >> that works for him. >> people are so bored. so much time on their hands. >> throwing kebabs and everything. >>> now, to the botta battle of statues. we know the wall street bull, right? the artist called it a symbol of strength and prosperity. a couple of months we were introduced to fearless girl, a statue symbolizing women's empowerment. the problem, fearless girl was placed directly in front of the bull, facing him head-on. the bull's artist claimed that fearless girl diminished the meaning of his famous work because she made the pull appear menacing and monstrous. and that wasn't his intent. now, there's a third stat

once again joining the fun, ladies and gentlemen, our favorite, maria shriver. >> yes! e hatches. question for the table. where do you eat your lunch? >> i went out yesterday for lunch. >> you did? >> yes, i did. with my friend, gayle king. and i discussed -- >> awkward? >> no. it's not awkward at all. >> we're like -- >> thanks for coming, maria. great seeing you. >> that's okay. we're friends from baltimore. and i discussed at that lunch with my friend, gayle king -- >> how great the "today" show is? >> yes. how great the "today" show is. how great she is, how great we are, how we're both single, how we're both looking. we went out to lunch. i said, i don't normally go out to lunch anymore. >> yeah. >> that was a long way around to get to that. but that's good. >> welcome to maria world. that's actually -- that's a good point, though. apparently, a lot of people are not going to lunch anymore. here's a headline that caught our eye. going out for lunch is a dying tradition. so, is the one-hour lunch break really a thing of the past? according to the market research firm

maria shriver sharing the story of her father, founding peace corps director sarge shriver.pecial anchor for nbc news and joins me now. great to see you. >> thank you, andrea. >> talk to me about your program with the sports clubs. i know something about it, because we're going to be doing an event here in d.c. on sunday. and're doing this around the country, focusing on what can be done to mediate some to have effects, perhaps prolong healthy living as this disease affects more women than men. >> every 66 seconds a new brain in this country develops alzheimer's, and 2/3 of those belongs to women and nobody knows why that is. so that's really my mission, to try to figure out why that is. i think by studying women, hopefully we'll find the cure that will benefit women and men. so this sunday at eight places across the country, we're gathering together to learn about what is the latest in cutting edge research, about how to prevent alzheimer's, what we can all do to keep our brains healthy and keep our bodies healthy. what's the right stuff to eat, how much sleep do we need. 2

maria shriver. >> everyone have a good memorial day weekend?overnor shared a photo of his kabobs on the grill. look at this. harmless photo. nothing wrong here. right? apparently governor walker was roasted on social media. hundreds of people tweeting back, many of them blasting his bbk technique. one person said not seasoned. chicken. this screams noro virus. were you raised by wolves. >> no good deed goes unpunished. >> come on. >> that's what works for him. >> people are so bored. they have so much time on their hands. >> now to the battle of the statues. we all know the famous wall street bull. the artist called it a symbol of strength and prosperity. then we were introduced to fearless girl. she was faced directly in front of the bull facing him head on. the bull's artist claimed that fearless girl diminished the meaning of his famous work because she made the bull appear menacing and monstrous. and that wasn't his intent. now there's a third statue. meet a third artist created this statue of a dog relieving himself on the girl, lifting it

. >> in her special series eating to 100, maria shriver takes us to an exotic place. >>> and brewingmer of yes series. and carson is crafting something the lifelong dream he can finally check off his bucket list. today, wednesday, may 31st, 2017. >> it may be wet, but it's still wake up call wednesday. we have an ultra long distance call. >> she's calling from india. >> hi, girl. >> so many wakeup calls this morning. who is on the line? >> good morning, grandmother and jess ka and dad. >> this is anthony. good morning, honey. >> what are you celebrating today? >> my 50th birthday. >> good morning, illinois. happy birthday, mandy. >> good morning, atlanta. >> i found crazy kids on the plaza. what are you celebrating in. >> friends for 50 years from tennessee. >> we're back now on a wednesday morning. it's the last day of may, june here tomorrow. great crowd here today. despite early morning sprinkles, it seems to have moved away a little bit. >> that's right. >> we love steals and deals. we have them for moms and dads and girls and boys. what about pets? >> let's get on that. >> let's

i saw what the reagans did and what maria shriver did. i wanted to join that team.i wanted to be a crusader out there too. i hope when people see the on television covering a sporting event think, hey, that's the guy on our team. he's doing everything he can with a lot of passion and energy making a number of speeches and talks and presentations during the course of the year to steer the proper money and research and funding into the hands of the great experts. >> charlie: give us a time line. where do you think we can be five years from now, ten years from now, fifteen years from now realizing all kinds of things can intervene to be a road block or expedite? >> postponing the beginning of the disease i think is something we'll see in the next five years. we're working on what's going on in the brain. not just systems and people can look similar -- >> charlie: the cellular component of it? >> exactly. the cellular component being able it know what's going on in the brain. i was telling you about the protein tau. we've been able to see tau only the last three years o

did, saw what the reagans what maria shriver did. the -- i wanted to join that team.ted to be a crusader out there too. people seethat when me on television, covering a sporting event, that they'll think, now, that's the guy that, hey, he's on our team. he's doing everything he can, a lot of passion and energy, making, you know, a number of speeches and talks and the coursens during of the year to steer, you know, andmoney and research funding into the hands of the great experts. >> give us a timeline. bere do you think we can five years from now, 10 years from now, 15 years from now? realizing that all kinds of things could intervene to either roadblock or expedite. ofpostponing the beginning the disease, i think, is something we're going to see in the next five years. it,we are going to see because of these medications to work on what is going on in the brain, not just just how -- people can look very similar with different diseases, so we cannot that.n >> this cellular component of it? >> exactly. cellular component, to be able to know exactly what's going on brain

maria shriver, always a survivor.amily from boston, with a financial genius father of relentless ambition for his children. ambition that brought great rewards, historic acclaim, scandal, endless pop culture fascination and crushing tragedy. a family that has been part of american life for almost 60 years, with admirers and detractors, determined to go on 100 years after president kennedy's birth. we knew him only as a young man of charisma, ambition and accomplishment. brought to a violent end. his family, wants us to remember what might have been. >> beautiful. beautiful. >> and friday, by the way, we have an exclusive interview with caroline kennedy and her son, jack, who will be presentingi ) ==topvo== our breaking news: >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. it is 8:26. breaking news we're following this morning. san jose police at the scene of a late-night shooting involving officers. police say the incident started before midnight last night but the department gave no word on what happened until about 5:00 t

maria shriver on television and in california politics. always a survivor.ston with a father of relentless ambition for his children. an ambition from brought historical claim, scandal, and with pop culture fascination and crushing tragedy. a family that's been part of american life for almost 60 years was w admirers determined to go on 100 years after president kennedy's birth. we knew him only as a young man of charisma, ambition, and accomplishment, brought to a violent end. his family wants us to remember what might have been. >>> wow. >> >> we'll have an exclusive live interview with caroline kennedy and her son. that's jack's first sit-down interview live. coming up, john mellencamp. >>> good morning. right now let's get a check on the morning commute with melissa mollet. >> good morning. right now in your first 4 traffic, a slaedown top of the belt way. outer loop near georgia you can see the delays headed southbound there on 95. 270 southbound a little slow through rockville. as we zoom in inbound river at bray burn parkway, one lane getting by. chai

>> we have maria shriver, naomi watts, and susan i )m ... an oakland "home ed. >>> monday morning. i'm sam brock. updating you been following all morning long. police identified a man found dead in the oakland home depot parking lot, robert mccorvey, a 2-year-old from pittsburgh. we -- 22-year-old from pittsburgh. he was found inside of a car with a gunshot wound at alameda avenue. as you see from the video police searched the area and blocked off the entire parking lot. affecting access to nearby businesses. we will keep you updated on the story as it develops. >>> in san francisco, the payday demonstrations this morning started about 30 minutes ago outside of i.c.e. offices. protesters mr protesters also planning at justice herman plaza. another rally at city hall. >>> happening now deadly storms are expected to tear through the south and southwestern united states. this weekend tornadoes and thunderstorms killed at least 14 people across 16 different state and more than 50 others injured and many homes and businesses destroyed. >>> the tr