♪ >> seth: kate mckinnon.ic, my love. >> thank you so much. you, too, seth. it's good to see you. i miss you so bad. >> seth: you -- i have to -- do i detect -- do i detect a little bit of an accent since i last saw you? >> well, i've been all over the world. [ laughter ] >> seth: you have. you have been all over the world promoting "ghostbusters." >> yes, i have. >> seth: yeah. >> i put the "junk" in junket, baby. [ light laughter ] i also put the "e.t." in junket. >> seth: oh. >> because i want to phone home. [ laughter ] no, it's fun. it's good to do a junket. >> seth: it is? >> yeah, it's good. >> seth: but it's also the summer and i'm a little worried that your summer has been robbed having to promote a film. have you been able to do anything fun? >> don't worry, baby. i got my activities. >> seth: oh. you have activities? [ light laughter ] >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: you have kate mckinnon activities? activities that bring you joy? >> i got my hobbies. my one goal for the summer was i have these two coffee

. >> host: let's bring john mckinnon into the conversation. why don't you talk a little more about 5g of the kind of spectrum you need to use? how is 5g different from the last one? >> guest: 5g is going to be very different. first you have really high data speeds, you will have 10 to 50 times more in terms of capacity. that is exciting and a technical term, engineering term, what it means is you can have instantaneous response time between connected devices. in a 5g world there'll be an explosion in terms of the internet of things, how we connect devices, what we do with transportation, energy, we have a lot of opportunity there and in terms of broadband, one of the things we're looking at is using 5g for broadband wireless service for the home. these cases are still being tested. we are running field tests right now and a lot of questions about what kind of environment we are working on and the spectrum itself is high frequency spectrum. there are different band the commission is looking at that will open up because of high frequency spectru

mark mckinnon, thank you.ellyt, nbc correspondent o'donnell shares with us a story aboutported earlier today andrew mccutchen allegedly having second thoughts. dlk >> joining us now, bloomberg reporter,uper stud michael steve bender out in cleveland, and nbc news correspondent kelly o'donnell who had quite the tweet today was uphat donald trump to late last night. mike, again, i'm going to try to a tie, because i got shut down by mckinnon. how do you think this rollout has gone forident donald trump? >> how the rollout has gone? gone?h, how's it >> there hasn't been a rollout yet, right? this won't happen until tomorrow 11:00, john. i can't imagine -- this has got to be some of the toughest 24-hour stretch for trump in the last few months here. this is not how he wanted to do it. he probably did want to tweet it. he's probably wanted to tweet it is a while but this delay not ideal for him in -- by any stretch. o'donnell, let's ask you, let's get right to the heart of the story. night, donald trump, according t

john mckinnon from north carolina and "the wall street journal" next question? >> another thing that flows from the net neutrality decision is what the fcc is going to do about what i think of as zero ratings which is who gets to charge or not charge for which kind of data. verizon like everybody else is in this conversation. talk a little bit about how you think that issue ought to play out. >> yeah. i think the way that should play out is actually on a case by case basis. these are products being rolled out right now by various companies in different ways. and it's a nays ent product so to speak. they haven't -- the customers have been responding to them pretty positively. people like free data. they like free things. the real issue, it's not really what we're charging for it but who pays for the access to the content. is it the customer or a third party? somebody that has a new product and wants to get it in front of customers. we hope what the fcc does is kind of let the products roll out and see what the customer reaction is. and then make a case by case de

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mark mckinnon, thank you.onnell, the story she reported earlier today about donald trump allegedly having second thoughts after offering the job to mike pence. we will talk to her about that right after this. ♪ john: joining us now bloomberg politics super stud reporter out in cleveland. kelly o'donnell had quite the tweeted today about what donald trump was up to late last night. , again, i'm going to try to get back to a time. i got shut down and i have my own views. how do you think this rollout has gone? >> what rollout? there has not been a rollout yet. this will happen tomorrow at 11:00, john. to be the toughest 24 hour stretch for donald trump in the last few months. this is not how he wanted to do it. i think he did want to tweet it. him delay is not ideal for by any stretch. get: kelly o'donnell, let's to the heart of the story here. last night, donald trump according to you and sources speaking to you, may be trying to get out of the mike pence pick. >> we have been reported that donald trump was fru

melissa mccarthy, kristin wigg, leslie jones, kate mckinnon. >> what was it like together on the set? >> it was chaos. ladies, ladies, ladies. may less sa, put kate down. >> in my defense she's not bird bones and i carry kate around on my hip. we would do it while paul was trying to do it actual notes. audiences raving about mckinnon as the gearhead. >> she reacts in such a strange, muted way to these outlandish events. and then i thought, oh, that is -- yeah. >> so you. >> that's me. >> oh, you're bad. >> oh my god. >> you're batty. >> reporter: minus an under the weather kristin wigg. >> we love you, kristin! >> reporter: this cast, unafraid of ghosts or retro ghosts on social media, spooked by the idea of female ghost busters. >> as the mom of two girls i would hate to think there's that much -- just true hatred for women out there. that's an awfully frightening thing. >> reporter: it was screened for the original to turn up in cameos throughout. the director said he was too scared to watch. >> bill murray pulled me aside, said i've been worried about this movie for 30 years, and

. >> i am chris mckinnon july 29th and in for some relief with a couple showers on my way in. >> a couple sprinkle. let's find out what we are in for today. >> not a drought buster but rain welcome news. it's been a while since we have seen this much green on the map and downpours as well. there is some light rain pushing inside 128a couple sprinkles from quincy to norwood and downpours from brookfield to clinton and boylston too so you want the rain gear as you step out the door. heavey downpours -- heavy downpours keene and this is lifting to the north and east in between route 89 in southern new hampshire and up along 93. they will stretch to concord a damp start to the day but a warm start and sticky start. and the back edge of the rain is still back across eastern pennsylvania. we have a little ways to go before we get out of it. pockets of rain and downpours through late morning. midday breaks of sun come out in an additional shower and thunderstorm north and west of aboveon heading into the recall -- of boston heading into the early evening. temperatures don't rise out of the upper

mark mckinnon is the former adviser to president george w. bush. mark had a front-row seat to all the convention drama. look at t.it. i love how you dress the part. that was an exciting moment to be with the trump family and donald trump jr. in particular. >> it was a human moment. these are the kind of things we try to capture on the surface. the human drama to show what happens off the stage. you don't see a lot of emotional stuff with the trumps. they're usually pretty cool customers, and i was with him in elko when he gave his first speech back during the primary. and it's been fun to kind of watch his evolution. he's a big talent. >> don jr. >> don jr. he's a big talent. you could see he got really pumped up and kind of excited, kind of amped up. but that was a family thing. that wasn't just politics. that was kind of where you see the sort of thing you would with your family or i would. to have this moment that they worked for so hard and he got to put him over the top and call his dad and said, we did it. >> do you know what his dad said to

mark mckinnon is the former adviser to president george w. bush.ark had a front-row seat to all the convention drama. look at t.it. i love how you dress the part. that was an exciting moment to be with the trump family and donald trump jr. in particular. >> it was a human moment. these are the kind of things we try to capture on the surface. the human drama to show what happens off the stage. you don't see a lot of emotional stuff with the trumps. they're usually pretty cool customers, and i was with him in elko when he gave his first speech back during the primary. and it's been fun to kind of watch his evolution. he's a big talent. >> don jr. >> don jr. he's a big talent. you could see he got really pumped up and kind of excited, kind of amped up. but that was a family thing. that wasn't just politics. that was kind of where you see the sort of thing you would with your family or i would. to have this moment that they worked for so hard and he got to put him over the top and call his dad and said, we did it. >> do you know what his dad said to hi

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to spend -- >> jimmy: kate mckinnon, oh yeah. >> it was like the best summer camp on earth. him? >> who's that? [ laughter ] oh, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: chris hert guy? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, yeah. he was funny. >> he's crazy funny and an insane improviser, which i don't get. like -- >> jimmy: is he really? >> it's like, everybody is like, "oh, he's gonna be -- you're going love him, he's so great. he's so great." all i heard was good stuff. i can't figure out why no one was like, "oh, by the way, he's bizarrely funny." >> jimmy: but then our pal steve higgins shows up in the movie. and i go, "oh, get ready." and i've -- >> he's a terrible boss. >> jimmy: i know the bit -- yeah. so he's -- yeah. he's throwing you out of the university. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's his thing. he's like, "no, get out of here. i forgot you guys are still here." so you're useless and i want you to get out. >> which is always what you want to hear. [ light laughter ] when you think you're about to be supported, they're like, "are you here?" >> jimmy: how many ways do you give the middle finger? >>

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i'm chis mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. >>> we need to get a check of that forecast. wondering if the heat is sticking with us again today, danielle. >> one more day. 90 to 95 this afternoon. good morning, everyone. in the 60s in the suburbs. a couple 50s on the map too. 59 at keen and pitsfield, massachusetts. temperatures rise out of the 70s pretty quickly by mid-morning. 80 by mid-morning to lated morning. -- to late morning and then low 90s by lunchtime with some building clouds. there will be a hit or miss thunderstorm as we head into the late afternoon and evening. the greatest risk north and west of boston. i'm not anticipating any severe weather. just your typical thunderstorm. one or two may pop early to mid afternoon. the highest risk north and west of boston and some of those may linger into the evening. heavy downpours and brief lightning may accompany the storms. we're all getting into wet weather tomorrow with big changes. we'll talk about them coming up. >>> let's get you on the roads, kathryn. >> things are moving along just fine right now. no trouble

. >> reggie mckinnon's 17-month-old daughter peyton died after he forgot she was in the back seat.e had taken her from a doctor's appointment and driven back to work. his office was a block from her day care. >> when i opened the back door to the vehicle, you know that's the moment that my, my life and my family's life changed forever. i found peyton still in her car seat. >> the interior of a car can heat up fast. adding 2 degrees a minute. in just a half-hour today this car reached nearly 1225 degrees. child heat stroke in cars can happen when the outdoor temperature is as low as 57. deborah herzman from the national safety council. >> when people get out of their normal routines. when they get preok tide by something that is going on in their life. they may have a different day than normal. they may forget the child is in the back seat. >> that warning is the first of its kind system. general motors is rolling out in the 2017, gmc acadia. it alerts the driver of any trip if the rear door was previously opened. a reminder that could save a life. we left the suv out in the sun for

happy friday i am cathin hauser i am chris mckinnon happy friday to you and all of you at >> track rain and it's humid. it's a soupy start to the day tracking rain light rain in some communities and it's pouring in others. south of boston light ran along 128 from quincy braintree split and medfield a little light rain and a break north of boston inform you run into the substantial downpours from lowell and east into boxford greens an reds -- and reds and oranges is where it's pouring and you will get responding -- ponding water. downpours extend from southern new hamture temple and new boston and ware crossing 93 in the next half-hour. and there's downpours on the south side from concord stretching back up to barnstead areas temperatures warm and it's humid. you will notice that right away. back into the rain back to new jersey so what's happening here is the downpour that is are over us right now kind of fizzle out through late morning and then it south coast that gets into rain case and islands. otherwise, breaks of sun come out and that will help fuel a few additional showers maybe a

kate mckinnon is here to talk about the new movie.n nbc. >>> we're back now at 8:39. i'm already laughing. we're with the true comedy genius whether she's playing justin bieber or hillary clinton, kate mcconnkinnon has impressed us for years. now she fills every scene in the new gho"ghostbuster" movie. >> you truly scare me. i want to let you know that. >> come on. >> it's like mardi gras in there. >> kate mckinnon, good morning. >> how are you? >> i'm very well. >> good to see you. >> you brought your smoke machine, i see. >> i bring my fogger wherever i go because i like to be shrouded in mystery. >> what would you say your aura is since we're on the topic? >> i don't know what color it is. red. >> perhaps. i feel like we're the only ones who are enjoying this so far. first of all, the director said he built this whole movie around you, which i think is really cool. >> and the others. >> and then he said he was thinking we've got -- this is a quote "we've got to get a glorious weirdo." >> you always need two things in life. a fog ma

. >> medicare mckinnon worked on the bush campaign which ran this ad showing the candidates consoling/11 victims. >> our president took ashley in his arms and just embraced her, and it was at that moment that we saw ashley's eyes fill up with tears. >> come on, this is the presidency. you're playing this music and we're supposed to vote for this guy because she tears up. >> that's exactly what they did. this ad aired in ohio in late 2004. it was absolutely pivotal. >> it's morning again in america. today more men and women will go to work than ever before in our country's history. >> beckel worked for reagan's opponent at the time. >> i see this ad come on on the television. it's a farmer and son in a beautiful pasture. they put their hands over their hearts. i stood up and put my hand over my heart. the tagline is, re-elect ronald reagan. i said, are you kidding me that? that is blatant, blatant and good. you may think it's corny, but let's face it, you think everything's corny, okay, but if you can get an image like that it really matters. >> ed rollins was reagan's campaign manager

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