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ole, ole, ole, ole! unfortunately, due to copyright issues, i cannot show you more than 15 seconds of world cup video, but we've done our best to bring you all the excitement of the big moment. >> that pitch looks superb. it's a bit hard, though, isn't it? >> the players were talking about how if it is going to rain tonight, they were watering this before the game, and it's very difficult to pick the right footwear because it's so hard that it's wet on top. >> dempsey. great shot. dempsey scores! [cheering] >> stephen: great moment. what an incredible moment for dempsey. sadly he forgot about it seven seconds later. now, that goal was followed by an incredible late-game header by substitute john brooks to win it. >> what about that? it's john brooks. incredible. he couldn't even have dreamt that. [laughter] >> stephen: oh, no, english accent guy? >> i had a dream like two days before that i scored in the 88th minute, and now it's the 86th minute. >> you had a dream about that? >> i had a dream. >> stephen

. ♪ ole, ole, ol ole, ole ♪ ♪ ole, ole, ol ole, ole ♪ >> i'm andrew ross sorkin and carl quintanillatoday. joining us, the coxb et toward for recode. as always, jon fortt is here. we have a lot to talk about. to note, the vacant $700,000 house gang bling over a crumbling cliff in texas. take a look at this. it's going to be initially set on fire any moment now. the 4,000 square foot residence was condemned and evacuated about two weeks ago after a large portion of the 75-foot cliff the home sits on gave way. so we'll see if this starts trending on twitter. >> friday the 13th, a very interesting day to do that. >> absolutely. and as we said, we have a lot of news. this is like a perfect day for "squawk alley" because we're going to start with priceline. today we have deals and we're going to start with priceline. that company buying opentable for $103 a share. $2.6 billion in cash. it's a 46% premium over its closing price from yesterday. check out the moment from these stocks. priceline trading lower while opentable is on full on rally mode. we spoke to the priceline ceo last month a

ole ole ♪ ole ole ola >>> welcome back. we are here in what we call soccer stadium. i have my jersey on, representing. >> i like it. >> i am part of the expanding audience for soccer. i didn't pay any attention to it until a friend ironically from germany a couple weeks ago said, you got to get into this. i am addicted. i love it. i will be following the u.s. can't get enough. >> terrific. so much fun. >> really, really amazing. like a nail biter for me every game. lots of energy. a pretty happy place this morning now that team usa has progressed into the knockout round. that means the last 16, we were hoping for will be better against germany. in the end didn't really matter right. >> no, it didn't. abc's paula faris, is in brazil for the u.s. covering it. she's got more. >> reporter: try after try in the pouring rain, the americans came so close. >> dempsey! couldn't put it on target! >> reporter: but in the end, thwarted by germany's precision and strength. >> this time germany to score. >> reporter: germany scoring the l

. ♪ ole, ole, ol ole, ole ♪ ♪ ole, ole, ol ole, ole ♪ >> i'm andrew ross sorkin and carl quintanillas, jon fortt is here. we have a lot to talk about. to note, the vacant $700,000 house gang bling over a crumbling cliff in texas. take a look at this. it's going to be initially set on fire any moment now. the 4,000 square foot residence was condemned and evacuated about two weeks ago after a large portion of the

ole ole ola ♪ ole ole >>> okay. eir final day of practice before facing off against germany. >> one of the team's star players, jozy altidore will be sitting out this game because of an injury even while he carries on a very important mission, off the field, that is. abc's paula faris has the story. >> reporter: he is the star american soccer player. >> jozy altidore. >> reporter: injured within minute of team usa's first game. >> and that looks like a hamstring injury. >> reporter: but as jozy altidore works feverishly to get back into this year's world cup, his work off continues. it was 2010, that catastrophic disaster, which left haiti in ruins. jozy felt called. >> when the earthquake hit, it took the wind out of me. i had to do something. >> reporter: his parents are haitian, but raised the future soccer star and three siblings here in florida. >> they left for the opportunity of the american dream. >> reporter: his dream? bringing clean water to the nearly 5 million haitians who don't have access, almost half

. ♪ ole ole ole ole ♪ >> that music can mean one thing. up trying to put a massive disappointment behind it as fast as possible. they're turning their attention to thursday's match against germany. >> that's right. last night's game against portugal nearly saw the u.s. in the tournament knockout stages, but as abc's karen travers reports, their advancement was put on hold. >> it's a great cross and it's an equalizer! >> reporter: it was a heart-breaking tie for team usa. >> obviously we are disappointed. end of the day we got a point. >> reporter: the u.s. looked like it had the game wrapped up. it was seconds away from advancing to the second round. when portugal headed in this goal to even it up >> it hurts when the goal goes in, you know, but the game's cruel. >> reporter: the game is played in the amazon rain forest and heat and humidity were grueling. in the 39th minute the referee called for a cooling break. the first time that has ever happened in world cup play. portugal got on the board first scoring in the fifth minute. the u.s. h

olé olé. you could win a trip to the 2014 fifa world cup finals match in brazil. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >> jon: welcome back. you know, summer's here. school's out. some kids are off to camp others may be taking a summer job. there might be more opportunities out there than you think. sam bee reports. >> farming, it's the backbone of this country, but did you know it benefits workers of all sizes. >> children as young as seven are legally working in u.s. tobacco fields. >> yes, according to a loophole in our agricultural labor law, our hard-working tykes are free to pick as much tobacco as they want. and for kentucky tobacco farmer and state senator paul hornback, it's the best thing for 'em. >> it's long days. it's in the heat. it's out there in the sun. some days it may be 100 degrees, but that's not bad. there are lots of places to get shade to, cool off to, rest for a little while. >> what would you say to people, "this work is too dangerous far 12-year-old?" >> children need to experience things, but not tobacco farming, according to a new report by human rights watch. they're pushing for a law to ban the practice. >> we don't need more laws on the books to try to protect everybody from everything that there is out there. >> kids are tougher than we give them credit for? >> that's exactly right. when i was a seven-year-old, i was wanting to work. i was wanting to do what the men were doing. >> he was right. working on family farm fills me with pride. and no one knows better than these three tobacco-pulling scamps who have enjoyed working on a different tobacco farm in north carolina since they were 12. so tell me about your experiences working on the tobacco farm. i'll start you off. your grand pappy wakes you up. you get a nice, nutritious breakfast, farm fresh chicken eggs. maybe the farmer's wife brings you a cool drink of lemonade to refresh you. >> no. >> definitely not. totally the opposite. >> really nothing like that. >> no. >> we're not the farmer's family. we're actually working for the farmer, and they don't even bring us water sometimes. they barely give us breaks. >> all kids complain about work. >> kids do complain a lot. >> we're raising a society that's too soft. >> what i'm hearing from you is that american children are pussy s. >> i appreciate that you won't say it, but just nod with me if you agree. >> it's some of the hardest work you will do. you may steen-year-old picking tobacco, but you won't see him there all day. >> i worked 12 hours day. -or sometimes a little bit longer. >> is that typical? >> from the sun comes up until the sun comes down. >> how many shady naps did you goat take to refresh yourself? >> i have not taking any naps working. >> it's like 100 something degrees outside. >> and we're working. >> i'm sorry. i thought i was talking to some teenagers who took pride in their work. and the killjoys at human rights watch don't want america's children experiencing the pleasure of tobacco. which they are not yet legally allowed to purchase. tobacco farm is no place far child. >> you know what, my son is 16 years old. he still wears velcro sneakers. i wish i could send him to a tobacco field to let him do an honest day's work. >> many children suffer from nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness from working with nicotine plants. >> haven't we all felt disney and nauseous while at work. >> no, i don't get sick at work. >> maybe you need to work a little harder. i'm constantly throwing up at my job. >> i used to get sick at least three times every summer. >> like sick with excitement? >> throw up. headache. it seemed like the world was revolving around my head. i felt like i was going to die. >> acute nicotine poisoning is not that big a problem. it's no different than a 24-hour stomach virus. >> it's like one cough or fainting spell or vomit attack and everyone starts freaking out. >> that's right. >> you know? >> and we do things, like wear the plastic garbage bags. we do those things to protect our health. i saw that. >> see, our children are already pampered with the heftiest safety technology gladly provided we the farmers. kirkland? >> the farmer does not bring us anything like that. we have to provide our own stuff. >> we have to buy it ourselves, gloves, bags. >> okay. wow. you're making it very hard for me to ironically support child tobacco labor. >> what will be next? can they not work out in the heat then picking pumpkins? can they not working picking green beans. >> first they came for our while tobacco farmers and i said nothing because i had acute nicotine poisoning and was doubled over in pain. lucky for paul, tobacco work can still teach our children one valuable lesson. >> you never appreciate a good job until you've had bad one. >> you're so right. those children are going to appreciate the bleep out of their next job. >> is samantha bee. we'll be right back. when francois thibault said he was going to make vodka in cognac, with spring water and the best french wheat. everyone here said... non, non! but little by little, the world got to love what he had made. grey goose, francois? the extraordinary belongs to those who make it. break the ice, with breath freshening cooling crystals. ice breakers. am rich. my social circle includes captains of industry, former secretaries of state, oil tycoons, and ambassadors of countries known for their fine cheeses. yes i am rich. that's why i drink the champagne of beers. >> jon: welcome back. my gust tonight has a new movie out called "tammy." >> do it, do it! okay. the corner. >> whoa. >> oh. sorry about that. oh, god. mark twan national forest? where are we? >> we're in missouri. we went in the wrong direction and you do know who mark twain is, right? >> i know who he is. good guy. he's a good guy. >> jon: please welcome back to the program melissa mccarthy. come on! [cheering and applause] melissa mccarthy is here. melissa mccarthy is here. melissa mccarthy. how are you? >> there's always this fear of tipping right over. >> jon: can i tell you something? we nearly killed jimmy carter. >> oh, really? >>. >> jon: a few years back. we don't even have it. this little part right here, this edge part? that wasn't here at all. and jimmy carter sat down and kicked back. and this thing went wink and took him to the edge of concussion town. [laughter] isn't that crazy? >> i had a jimmy carter wind-up peanut as a child. >> jon: really? >> yeah. those were the cool toys i played. with i loved it. we went to washington, d.c. i got a peanut with jimmy carter's face on it and two little feet. when you wound it up, it went. i still have it somewhere. it's like, that's awesome. >> jon: you worked with your husband on this? >> i did. >> jon: you wrote it with him? >> i did. >> jon: he directed it. >> i know. >> jon: do you still like each other? >> no. we have not spoken in months, and by "months," i mean a year and a half. everybody is like, that seems like a recipe for disaster. i loved it. he's the calmest, nicest guy, and he's a real smarty and he's really funny. that's kind however he directed. >> jon: that's nice. >> was there ever a side in a scene where it wasn't going so well where he all of sauden turned red and fired a child? was there anything like that, where you're like, i've never seen you do anything like that before? >> only on the day jihad -- jodhpurs was like, "do it again, mccarthy." >> have you ever worked with a director that was just edgy and made it a little bit tough? you don't have to say their name, although if you would like to. >> i did one commercial, and the person never came down. it was a guy. i don't know who it was. he never came down to say, like, hey, thanks for showing up. he stayed way up in like a glass booth somewhere. and he just yelled at us through a speaker all day. it was the weirdest thing. at first i thought it was a joke. at first i thought it was funny. can you imagine if she just did that all day? that's like let's not... let's not... that's probably not funny. i was like, i was just moving boxes. it was like factory from one place to another. he's like, a little more energy. well, don't go crazy. >> jon: find your center. >> so however i was moving boxes sucked apparently because i was either too fast or too slow and there was three of us and nobody knew who he was yelling at. >> jon: i went on a commercial audition years ago. when you would go in for chilis and it's you and three people you never met before. "you're best friends and you're having nacho party and these napkins are nachos. go. number three, have fun. >> number three, you're upsetting us. >> jon: this is the most fun i've ever had. >> god bless, there's always one person, there's a bunch of nice people, everyone is trying to get a job, and then there's always one crazy, which is probably in any group. but there was a girl that came storming in the room once. there were like 15 of us, and then 15 kids, and then literally a huge area where there were ten different commercials. i never got hired for those because they hated me. this girl came storming in with all the energy of like just a true maybe unbalanced... >> jon: a diva. >> she came up to me. she went in for some kind of clapping thing. before cool handshakes were in. and then immediately she sat down and was like trying to be in on a joke that no one else was in. when we went new york i probably should not be telling this story. >> jon: tell it! tell it! >> we went in and she goes, you guys are my friend, so let me set it up. we're cool. i was like, i don't know you. she's like, just let me set it up. she came, in hey you guys, what are you doing? like they clearly didn't know her. they're like, what have you been up to? she's like, just got over an abortion, doing cool. hanging cool. >> jon: oh, my god. >> hanging cool, doing what i do, auditioning a lot. it was like abortion, hanging cool, getting the word out about my acting. and i literally was just like... like i know i went real weird. i think i started being like, i can take myself out of the room. and she's like kind of hanging on me like we're buds. i was like, oh, i'm getting so nauseous. i don't know what to do. there niece answer to that. then strangely we did not get that job. >> jon: really? when is "tammy"... "tammy" is coming out on the second. >> the second. >> jon: it's going to be a huge blockbuster. i'll tell you why. >> why? >> jon: people love melissa mccarthy. i love melissa mccarthy. melissa mccarthy, everybody. 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ole, ole, ole. >> at the beginning of every game they introduced lineup and show video of each playerok intimidating. instead of looking intimidating it comes off as kind of odd. >> six others on this team are making their world cup debuts. six different represented for the fifth straight world cup game. >> we thought we would help you out by introducing some of the players on the u.s. team and telling you a little bit about them. we have yedlin, goals on the field, zero, goals in life, being the fifth member of the black eyed peas. influences are david beckham and rihanna. eye color, brown, hair color, wtf. current role is defender. his previous role is angela's best friend rickie on "my so-called life." >> awesome. >> i'm so confident the u.s. is going to take it with portugal, if they don't, i'm willing to shave your hair live. >> oh, my gosh. stay tuned for that. i predict t >> good morning we're following new stories on this friday june 20. >> including philadelphia police cruiser was involved noon overnight crash. >> one man is in the hospital, two others in custody after a shoo

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ole ole ♪ la la la la la la ♪ ♪ la la la la la la ♪ >>> welcome back. we're back here in our soccer stadium following a weekend of big drama as the world cup knockout round got under way. >> there were two more second-round matches today, but the one we're really waiting on is tomorrow when team usa takes on belgium. >> abc's paula faris reports from rio. >> oh! >> reporter: a stark reminder to team usa as mexico was eliminated by the dutch in the final moments. >> goal! >> reporter: it's win or go home. and that means each player on team usa will be giving it all he's got on tuesday. >> and our team so far, nobody can claim that he reached his 100%. so, this is a very important message to the players, is that now prove it. >> reporter: the americans arriving in salvador gearing up for the big knockout game against belgium. >> we want to go further than we did in the last world cup. so i feel good about this u.s. team right now. mentally. >> reporter: the americans are optimistic about one of their stars, jozy altidore, now back on the field after the hamstring injury in the game against ghana. >> every day is a big step forward with jozy. we're optimistic to have him. >> reporter: if you recall before the world cup started the american coach said it was unrealistic for team usa to win. well, now he's telling the players' families who are here in brazil, to book their return flights for after the championship game. reena and tahman? >> thank you, paula. first, u.s./belgium takes place tomorrow afternoon. >> coverage begins on our partner network, espn, at 3 p.m. eastern. i can't wait. let's say the u.s. does win tuesday, they go on to play whoever wins switzerland/argentina, which will be a very good game. >> we have to score. can't tie it. >> no, you have to get there or you're out. >> right. >> i can't wait. but are you -- sad thing, mexico. t are you "the mix" up next. mexico. clips up next. from care teams led by registered nurses to unmatched care expertise brightstar care offers home care you can trust, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. your loved one deserves care that's nothing less than extraordinary because they've earned it. for a complimentary in-home assessment, call brightstar care today at 866-621-0228 the arteries of your dishwasher arwith grease and lime scale. use finish dishwasher cleaner every month to keep your machine in sparkling health. for shining results. finish dishwasher cleaner. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft. and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock offers the most comprehensive identity theft protection available. if mary had lifelock's bank account alerts, she may have been notified before it was too late. lifelock's credit notification service is on the job 24/7. as soon as they detect a threat to your identity within their network, they will alert you, protecting you before the damage is done. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection available, guarding your social security number, your money, your credit, even the equity in your home. my years as a prosecutor taught me that we all need to protect ourselves from crime. in today's world, that includes identity theft. it's a serious problem. we all have to protect ourselves. 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be removed. while she was severely hurt. but at her hospital, doctors have been able to treat her using music to help her beat the odds. so every night nurses play for her a little bit of bruno mars. >> oh, you're kidding. >> so now she found out that she'll be able to go to a bruno mars concert. really remarkable stuff. i think we have some sound of her actually finding out. >> oh, is that her? >> actually, this is her at the concert, being serenaded by her hero. just a wonderful story. >> i believe in the power of music. pretty incredible. >> music to the soul. >> bruno mars especially. so she got a little more than just a serenading, huh? >> she sure did. she was able to go to the concert. look at that picture there. >> she went backstage. got to meet him. >> and a guitar. >> that was just nice of him to do that. >> generous, pretty incredible. >>> moving to another incredible video. surfers getting a little bit too close to a whale. you won't believe it. take a look at this. look at how close they were. this is in sydney's northern beach sunday. and you're supposed to be 100 feet away from the whale. the whale takes a sudden turn. almost gets too close. bam. sharp turn. luckily, everyone is okay. people were upset that the surfers may have been harassing, according to one eyewitness -- >> that's a big whale. >> a little too close for my comfort zone. pretty incredible. >>> it's always a chore slicing up fruits and vegetables. i do a little cooking myself. those of us that are frustrated with that should think about hiring this next guy we're going to show you. this is remarkable video. one man, one machete, countless lemons. look at him go. the chef goes through more than 100 lemons in a little over one minute. we've got to hire this guy. that's incredible. keep the machete away from me. >> that is truly a skill. >>> the next one we have up, a wedding video goes viral for one bride. her groom decided to do a medley with all of his groomsmen. you have got to take a listen to this. ♪ >> he decides to serenade his bride with a melody of beyonce and bruno mars. his bride's personal favorite, along with the backstreet boys. this goes viral, if you can believe it. it's just pretty incredible. >> did you have line dancing at your wedding? >> no, unfortunately there was none. but tune in, stay with us, >>> this morning on "world news now" -- killer storms. a big section of the country is bracing for today. another violent blow from mother nature is on the way as the east coast watches out for a tropical troublemaker. >>> frightening sight. the big scare at the beach after a great white shark is tracked so early in the season. why this is unprecedented so close to the shore. >>> daring burglars -- daytime break-in at the governor's office with surveillance cameras capturing their every move. can why didn't guards take action? >>> the most eligible. he's handsome, charming and now rich. now prince harry, the royal bachelor, is about to get even richer. his bank account in "the skinny," on this monday, june 30th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. i'm tahman bradley. >> i'm reena ninan. prince harry getting richer, huh? >> he is awesome. and a bachelor, doing his thing. >> is he like every guy's dream -- >> yes. >> you would vicariously like to be prince harry. >> be a prince. prince tahman. >> you're prince of "world news now" today. >> you're kind. >> we'll kick it off with severe weather, prince. a new round of severe weather -- >> i could get used to this. >>> this morning 30 million people on alert as the week gets under way. for many of them it's another low blow. >> yeah, in wisconsin, they were cleaning up after fierce winds ripped apart an industrial building near the airport. debris from the building littered the runways today. they're expecting heavy rain. abc's linzie janis has more. >> reporter: heavy rains in memphis. bringing flash flooding and forcing evacuations. crews working to restore power. and rescues stranded motorists. the midwest and great plains pummeled by wild weather too. take a look. this driver in st. paul, minnesota, barely making his way through blinding rain. the mighty mississippi river, rushing through the city near its highest level in more than a dozen years. a lightning storm over houston, texas, friday, captured from space -- >> look at that lightning. >> reporter: -- by an astronaut. a different lightning storm in columbus, ohio, late saturday turning tragic. >> like a bomb went off. >> reporter: off-duty firefighter was struck by lightning, sending him into cardiac arrest. his colleagues resuscitating him. he remains in critical condition. >> lightning is a very real danger. it is more common than we think. >> reporter: strikes are fatal 10% of the time. with an average of 51 americans dying every year. experts at the national weather service say the best way to protect ourselves is to go indoors when there are thunderstorms. even if you can't see lightning, it can strike from ten miles away. and more dangerous weather on the way. the national hurricane center monitoring a system around 200 miles off the east coast of florida, which could soak much of the southeast going into the fourth of july weekend. linzie janis, abc news, new york. >> so, let's check your monday weather. that tropical disturbance means heavy rain in parts of florida, scattered thunderstorms stretches from the panhandle up to the northeast. today severe storms, crosses from denver down to texas and all the way to the great lakes. heavy rain in northern montana and wyoming. >> hot most everywhere today. triple digits in the southwest and east texas. 80s and 90s in the eastern half of the country. humid across the south. >>> crews in arizona have gotten a break from strong winds in their battle against a fire near vernon. the fire is now about 5% contained and the flames are not spreading. firefighters were able to successfully build a perimeter around the blaze which had blackened out about nine square miles. >>> also in arizona solemn ceremonies marked the one-year anniversary of the fire which killed 189 members of the hot shot crew. yesterday, neighbors came together in prescott to remember those who gave their lives protecting the town. they sang hymns and sounds of bagpipes drifted over the gathering. flags in the state will fly at half-staff today to honor those who have died. >>> a developing story overnight. a chicago-to-california flight diverted to kansas. the united 737 had to make a unscheduled landing in wichita after an emergency evacuation slide opened during flight. passengers on board posted these photos of the slide blocking the aisle. the aircraft was traveling to orange county when the incident occurred. no one was hurt. >>> a frightening ordeal for visitors at seaworld san diego. when a ride broke down more than 200 feet in the air. seaworld says a power failure left 50 people stuck on the sky tower ride for nearly four hours. they were eventually lowered around 7:30 last night. two riders were treated for anxiety. but there were no serious injuries. >>> an ominous sight off cape cod over the weekend. a huge great white was spotted just a quarter mile from the massachusetts shoreline, take a look at that. called the first such sighting in the area this year. a conservation group approached the shark near the beach said it was female, up to 15 feet long. the beach didn't close. but some swimmers decided to call it a day. >> people just kind of started to leave. >> ultimately at the end of the day, they're not going to want anybody to get hurt. >> probably a good idea to get out of there. researchers named the shark ping after they say years of decline, the great white population along the eastern u.s. is surging. >>> famed bourbon street in new orleans erupted in gunfire sunday morning all caught on camera. here's a view of the street when the shots rang out. you can see people running for cover. then at least one victim falls in the middle of the street. nine people were hurt in the crossfire in what police suspect was a gang-related shooting. pretty incredible. some of the victims they believe were tourists. they haven't really looked into the hometowns of people. but it actually started off as a feud between two men. they open fire. >> you know there were also bystanders there who helped a nurse who works in the intensive care unit and also a military combat medic helped before first responders got there. you know, there are shootings occasionally in gatherings like that. back in 2013 the saturday before mardi gras there was a shooting. and it's always difficult because people are very drunk, that's what you do on bourbon street down there. so, it's difficult to react and figure out what's going on. there are people in costumes. there's a lot of stuff happening. so, terrible story there. >>> moving on, the resumption of the oscar pistorius murder trial. it's been in recess for the last few weeks while pistorius' mental status was being evaluated. abc's lama hasan reports. >> reporter: does oscar pistorius know right from wrong? is he fit to stand trial? >> i'm sorry, my lady, i'm getting confused. >> reporter: in the latest twist, his dramatic murder case. the olympic athlete is set to hear the results of his psychiatric evaluation on monday morning. last month the judge ordering the 30-day evaluation after defense witness dr. merle vorster telling the court pistorius was suffering from what she called generalized anxiety disorder. >> when exposed to a threat, mr. pistorius is more likely to respond with a fight response rather than a flight response. >> reporter: perhaps explaining why he fired his gun that fateful night, killing his girlfriend, model reeva steenkamp. >> i did not fire at reeva. >> reporter: prosecutor jerry nell known as "the bull terrier" going on the attack. >> there could be another explanation -- that he is just lying. >> reporter: this trial which lasted much longer than expected has witnesses describing in chilling details the night of steenkamp's death. >> it was blood-curdling. it was something that leaves you cold. >> reporter: and the olympic athlete grilled on the stand. >> mr. pistorius, your version is a lie. >> reporter: breaking down repeatedly. >> she wasn't breathing. >> reporter: now a team of psychiatrists and one psychologist are hoping to answer these critical questions -- what was pistorius' state of mind when he killed steenkamp. the results could turn out to be a game-changer. while no one knows which direction this trial will go, but what we do know is if the team of doctors agrees with dr. vorster, that oscar pistorius suffers from generalized anxiety disorder, then this will help his case. lama hasan, south africa. >>> a big decision coming from the supreme court today -- the judges' final day before their summer break. the arts and crafts store, hobby lobby, sued the government saying obama care's mandate to provide their workers all forms of birth control violates their religious rights. they consider certain contraceptions to be the same as abortion. the justices appear to be divided when they heard oral arguments back in march. >>> reena, it was a weekend full of gay pride celebrations across the country. in chicago, the crowd for yesterday's pride parade estimated at a million people. >> the marchers and spectators came out weeks after illinois legalized gay marriage. it's one of seven states that to have done that since a pair of landmark supreme court rulings last year. >> the crowd was smaller, but no less enthusiastic for san francisco's pride parade. it was the 44th annual event that went down the city's famous market street. tech giant apple had one of the largest corporate presences which had some complaining the parade had lost its edge. >> i was in st. petersburg this weekend. i have to say, they had a great parade also this weekend. but my favorite is actually in washington, d.c. i think they do it -- i'm a little biased because i spent ten years in washington, but i think they do a really good parade. but the biggest one is here in new york city. >> it's huge down there in washington. >> yeah, they do a good one. >> i have seen it there. >>> coming up in "the skinny" -- chris rock had choice words for donald sterling at last night's b.e.t. awards. >> sure did. >>> later the guy steaming up the tropical soccer fields of brazil. the sex appeal of team usa. hey, you are watching "world news now." ♪ la la la noo nooul la la la ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lysol toilet bowl cleaner. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lysol toilet bowl cleaner. that's why you need lysol. because when you use bleach, some stains are left behind. as this dye reveals. lysol toilet bowl cleaner does more. it removes the tough stains that bleach doesn't, and it also disinfects. so 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their escape. >> it should tell the state of washington, look, we've really gotten to tighten up security here. this could have really turned bad for us. >> reporter: police arrested 22-year-old emily hunzinger and 29-year-old rachel camilla allegedly finding that hat taken during the break-in and other items in hunzinger's car after she was pulled over for speeding. both women face burglary charges. ryan owens, abc news, los angeles. >> if the governor's office is not safe, there's no place safe in the state. of course, the police there are requesting new security cameras and they're looking at their security procedures. >> i would imagine so. pretty incredible. >>> when we come back, how the world's most eligible bachelor just got a little more eligible. >>> and what chris rock said last night at the b.e.t. awards about donald sterling. 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ole. oleÉ, something, something, ole. it's a good song. this weekend i even watched an entire game of soccerring. it was the u.s. versus our ancient rival portugal, a.k.a. speech impediment spain. [laughter] now, the portuguese... [cheering and applause] yeah. the portuguese struck first with a goal five minutes into the match. but if history has taught us anything about the portuguese, folks, it's that they eat a lot of squid, and they peak early. [laughter] don't worry, guys, i hear the spice trade is going to come back real soon. [laughter] so team u.s.a. came storming back, first with jermaine jones pulling team u.s.a. even with his foot. [cheering and applause] then team captain clint dempsey put us ahead with his balls, i believe. all we had to do, all we had to do was hold on the our lead, using only our feet, and it should have been easy because portugal's best player and guy who makes ken jealous, cristiano ronaldo, had been a sexy shadow of his former self. >> it's not happening for him at that world cup. i'm not sure how fit he really is. >> stephen: me either. i bet if he took off his shirt, only the female fans would have ovulated. no, sorry, i think i just dropped an egg just now. so there we were, time nearly expired, and there was old man ronaldo lumbering down the sideline and, oh, my gosh, no! no! [audience booing] i was hoping it wouldn't happen this time. of course, i was not alone in my sports grief. i'm going to roll some footage of american fans chanting "i believe that we will win." i want you to see if you can spot the moment when portugal scores. crowd: i believe that we will win. i believe that we will win. [laughter] [cheering and applause] >> stephen: it's subtle but it's there. by the way, any boy scout will tell you, that is the proper way to slam the american flag to the ground in anger. take heart, nation. team u.s.a.'s world cup hopes are still alive because we play group "g" co-leader germany on thursday. these standings make one thing clear: we're number one, as long as we beat germany. also we could tie them. we'd still get through on points. and we can even lose, but then it comes down math. if portugal beats gaw by less than five goals or ghana beats portugal by only one goal, then we advance on goal differential. they we even tie. that would still work. u-s-a? [cheering and applause] [audience chanting u-s-a] >> stephen: u-s-a, u-s-a. you heard them, nation, so soccer guys, go out there thursday and do whatever is the equivalent of soccer winning. [cheering and applause] folks... [whistles] folks, president obama's iraq continues to descend into chaos. i don't know why they elected that guy. [laughter] the terrorist group isis is spreading all over iraq like some sort of fundamentalist humus. [laughter] and true defense hawks like me know what needs to be done. >> air strikes turn around the ability for an al qaeda army to march and gain more safe havens. >> we should cut off isis' axis. that involves air power. >> air strikes could be a big, key part. >> it's important that we do make air strikes. >> send some air power. send some air power with targets we can identify. >> stephen: yes, we must send some air power on targets we can identify. for some reason all of iraq's good targets are already rubble. well, folks, a crisis likes this demands action from a strong, decisive leader with a clear vision. but i'm busy, so it will have to be barack obama. >> we're prepared to send small number of additional american military advisers, up to 300. american forces will not be returning to combat in iraq. >> stephen: loud and clear, sir. these are advisers, not combat troops. big difference. a combat troop shoots a guy. but an adviser shoots a guy and then says, see, that's how i would advise you to shoot a guy. [laughter] of course, our military adviser program in vietnam was one of moirs successful ever in that it went on the longest. it started with fewer than 1,000 military advisers sent by president eisenhower and grew to more than 500,000 americans fighting in vietnam by 1968. the adviser program went so well they eventually had to hold a victory party on the roof of the u.s. embassy. i got ask, though, is... you weren't invited. is that why you're... it was a good idea. all those advisers were great idea in vietnam. i go to ask, though, is 300 enough? >> i am underwhelmed by the 300. it is not a strong showing of support. >> the solution that he laid out struck me as woefully inadequate. >> how on earth are 300 military advisers from the u.s. going to make a difference? >> stephen: yes. after all, how much can 300 soldiers do. [cheering and applause] well, i got to say, that part feels right. since iraq appears to be something of a bottomless pit, but i don't know what these advisers are going to do. here to tell me what these advisers are going to do is national security correspondent for "the new york times" and author of "the way of the knife" mark mazzetti. mark, thank you so much for coming back. [cheering and applause] here's the book, "the way of the knife." go get it. president obama says he's sending in 300 advisers. what classically is an american adviser? >> mostly what they do is mostly u.s. special operations troops. they will do training for foreign armies. steep delta force rangers, navy seals. >> army green berets. that's their classic mission, doing this kind of advising. >> stephen: what kind of advice are we talking about? are we saying, guys, i would not wear that shirt with those pants? what advice is need? >> obama said they're not going back into combat. we'll see what ultimately happen, but for now they will be more in protected areas, mostly looking at intelligence, ablizing intelligence. >> stephen: is that for us or is the intelligence they're gathering going to be given to the iraqis? >> it will be given to the iraqis. it could be used for air strikes, drone strikes, things the obama administration ultimately orders. he apparently hasn't made that decision yet, but that's one reason for having american troops go in and look at the intelligence and possibly pick out targets for the future. steve utash if you could have the president's ear, what would you tell him to do? hold on one second. i know he watches the show. mr. president, take me off mute for a second. okay. take me off mute. okay. [cheering and applause] is 300 going to be enough to do that job? >> well, if the job is to stop a civil war in iraq... >> stephen: what other job is there here? what other job is there? >> they would potentially be able to blunt the advance of this group isis as it moves toward baghdad. that may be the best they could do is stop the advance on baghdad. maybe hit troop positions of isis. but isis is now in the cities. they are spread out around especially the northern part of iraq, so it's not as if air strikes are this panacea where you can see masked armies. they're now mixed with the population. it's not as easy as saying, let's have air strikes. >> stephen: should obama have sent advisers earlier, more north at all? and remember, whatever you think the answer, is he's wrong. >> just... isis was... the answer is it's not easy to criticize the president. basically it's hard to imagine if sending advisers much earlier would have kept isis from doing what it has done. take mosul. take some of the cities in the north. >> do you think this is... obviously you don't have the president's ear. but would you imagine that this is the first... would you imagine this is the first 300, you know, advisers? could we eventually be advising them from aircraft carriers or advising them from... you know, could we be carpet advising them or advising them with some sort of motorized vehicle with lots of armor on front. >> advising can mean a lot of things. every fiber of obama's body is probably saying, i'm not going to escalate back into iraq. his foreign policy legacy is he ended involvement in iraq. >> stephen: evidently no. >> evidently no. we're going back inch it's hard to imagine seeing massive escalation of the military. >> stephen: hold on one second. no, that was easy. thank you, mark. mark mazzetti. 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[cheering and applause] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. folks, you know, i'll tell you, folks, as a millennial, i always keep up with the latest hashtag memes from the at internet dot app. for instance, have you seen the iraqi spokesman whose name is saad maan? it's funny because the situation there is traagaac. but there's another star blowing up the inner tubes right now, and his name is jeremy meeks. and he's your classic bad boy. in that police in stockton, california, believe him to be quite dangerous. >> man in northern california will be formally charged today in a weapons case, but that is not why he's getting all this attention. look at this face. >> meet jeremy meeks. his mugshot has gone viral. all over facebook and all over the world. on stockton's page, more than 24,000 likes and more than. 6,000 comments. vanessa vieira writing, "if this guy broke into my house,'d make him forget why he broke in, in 30 seconds. lol." another person wrote, "i've got 50 shades on him. oh, god, yes." >> stephen: just look at him, that jaw line, those baby blues. gun to my head, i believe that's what he's in for. folks, meeks' fans see him as more than a pretty face. they believe he has the skills to turn around his life using his pretty face. with comments like get an agent in training. i want to see you in the movies. and he should be freed and modeling somewhere, yet he could be making a meaningful contribution to society like walking back and forth on an elevated platform, looking bored about his cape. [laughter] and the internet is already laying the groundwork for his future career by photoshoping him into ads for dolce & gabbana, calvin klein and hugo boss, a tactic that so far has not worked for those seeking the release of charles manson. [laughter] folks, this story, i got to tell you, this man, this story gives me hope for america's broken prison system. see, one out of every 18 men in this country is incarcerated. when you look at all the young lives trapped in a cycle poverty, violence and imprisonment, you start to realize, maybe it's because they're total uggos. 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[laughter] smit within the terrible disease of nationalism and competition, the twin seeds of war. >> stephen: yeah, you want your own team to win. i assume you're going to be rooting for germany. >> yes, but what in truth do we win? the world cup is an opiate of the masses, a yaw drennal celebration of brute physicality by which we hope to quell the nausea of the horror of human exits tense. go, team. [applause] >> stephen: okay. fine. but what about the u.s.'s coach? why won't he motivate our team? >> do you mean lie to them? tell them that they are better than he knows them to be? nein. to love someone is to confront them with their own limitations. [laughter] >> stephen: that helps? >> it helps the little league team that i coach. 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[cheering and applause] senator, senator, secretary, your excellency, which one do you want more, by the way, do you want secretary, senator? which one do you want? >> jim. >> stephen: that's a nice title. is that short for something? now, it's good to have you back. this is two, three, four, i don't know how many times you have been on the show. i always like having you on because you're a real rank man. you were secretary of the navy. >> right. >> did you have to think about that for a second? >> i'm late more than a reagan man. i did admire him a lot. >> stephen: were you there when he punched the berlin wall down? >> no. i think he did that without my help. >> a former senator in virginia. assistant secretary of the navy under reagan. you've written ten books. most recently you have a new memoir called "i heard my country calling." when your country called, what did your country say to you? and did you pick up first time or did you push "decline." >> actually at this point we have to worry a little bit more about what happens when we make our calls and our country is listening, the n.s.a. >> stephen: because that keeps us safe you mean. >> that's what they say. >> stephen: are you a terrorist? >> not that i know of. >> stephen: not that you know of. >> not that i know of course but we'll see what n.s.a. comes up with when they release these documents. >> you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about. >> >> stephen: okay. good. you lived a life of service to the country. which service you've given to the country, whether in government or in the military, has been more important to you? >> the most important thing that i think i've ever been able to do for our country is serve as marine in vietnam. [cheering and applause] there's no... there niece greater honor than to have been able to be entrusted with the lives of americans when they're at risk. and i'm very proud moif son for having served as marine in iraq, too, by the way. [applause] >> stephen: when you were on a couple times before running for senate and as a senator, you wore your son's combat boots while he was over there. did he get back safe? >> he did. >> stephen: good to hear it. good to hear it. >> also i'm really proud from the time i entered the senate, we introduced the post-9/11 g.i. bill, which is the best g.i. bill our veterans have ever had in our history. and that was great moment in '08. i would think i was on your show shortly thereafter. since that time more than a million veterans from iraq and afghanistan have been able to get a better education and improve their lives. [applause] >> stephen: now, you were able to do that. not a lot of people get things done in congress right now, but you were able to get that g.i. bill through without, you say, cutting a lot of political deals to get it done. >> we didn't cut deals, but it was not an easy lift. looking back on it, it seems like a no-brainer to be able to give these people who serveed, their tuition, buy their books, give them a stipend like we did for the world war ii veterans, but we were opposed all the way to the very end by the bush administration. >> stephen: why would you, if you were in the senate, not an easy club to get into, and you were able to get things done you believe in, which isn't easy to get done, why would you no longer want to be one of the 100 men of the united states? >> i think it's healthy to take a step away. i've doane it four times in my live. i've served for a while. then live and go write and do journalism and those kinds of things and then come back in. >> stephen: are you thinking about stepping back in because there is speculation you will be the first democrat to announce his candidacy for president in 2016. >> i don't know where that speculation is coming from, but i'm glad... >> right here. you said you would not make a very good vice president. you said you would not make a very good vice president, and are you saying that you top out at senator or that you'll only take president? there's nothing in between. >> if i was going to be announcing for the presidency tonight, i would at least want to have worn a tie. 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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're a good looking dude. you're a stud there. absolutely. >> my hair is a little blonder now. >> jimmy: just a little bit blonder now, yeah. i always associate you with westerns and california, but have you ever lived in new york city or ever spent time here? >> yeah, over the years. just periodically. >> jimmy: oh yeah, check out the jazz clubs? you're really into jazz, aren't you? >> i never made the great days of the 52nd street, but i covered a lot of the way since then. and now "jersey boys", this is based on the musical. >> right. >> jimmy: which is about the four seasons, which i loved. gosh, i loved the movie. >> i noticed it back when you were doing that jersey accent earlier. i thought "he could have been in there." >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ applause ] >> i thought you had it. >> jimmy: does anyone have a a time machine? we can go back in time. i want to be in this. >> go back and insert him into the film. >> jimmy: hey, tony, are you kiddin' me? hey, tony! all the references, i loved all the references like that. because my parents are from brooklyn, i grew up with all doo-wop. we have a bunch of characters. that, a lot of shoulder shrugging. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what are you kiddin' me over here? and it's little details in this movie that make you -- it's almost like "goodfellas" meets, well, the four seasons, because they get involved with the mafia, and the kid who is the narrator -- i wrote his name down here, because i had never seen him before. >> vince piazza. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, this guy. vincent piazza, unbelieveable. >> he plays the tommy devito character, and he sort of narrates the show. we k >> jimmy: yeah. >> there's even a tommy devito street in new jersey, now. so, who knows, you can get a a street named after you. he's great in the movie. >> he is terrific. >> jimmy: everyone's phenomenal in the movie.r did the set, too, the d cars and the streets and the way you shot it, it looked like it's from the '60s and '70s. it reminded me of when my parents -- because it's kind of like -- not saturated, but there's a a way of shooting that reminded me of my parents' wedding photo. this is my parents when they got married in brooklyn. just as soon as they gotlook, my dad's got a cigarette right there. he needed a smoke immediately. i don't know why. he had a problem -- >> that was the day, everyone snuck a smoke. >> mom is still in her gown, like walking down. they're probably throwing rice and he was lighting up. 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[ applause ] >> jimmy: i love mom. i love you, teresa. you were here pretty recently, you came and brought your pal neil young. >> yeah. >> jimmy our show, and we made a a record -- a vinyl record with neil young seing that up.anyou fo >> that was wild, man. >> jimmy: that was just one of the coolest things ever. >> i kept imagining someone changing channels and -- >> jimmy: seeing that. >> -- coming across neil in a a closet. >> jimmy: it was the oddest th television. it was really crazy. >> that's a record. >> jimmy: this is the exact rs and applause ]ont now, when it's o m isve g right here, this is the ultra-lp -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: so this is the ultra-vinyl. you guys have to see what you've done with this. i've never seen anyone do anything like this to a vinyl. you have to tell me all ab look, here's vinyl. thther side is matte 78 that's actually a song.uc it's so fun. thank god for jack white. there's a hidden. there's hidden tracks. ight.first >> jimmy: it's like insane! >> it's also the first vinyl record to have an etched hologram, a metal etching hologram of an angel spinning. you would have to spin the record to show it, like on a a turntable. >> jimmy: oh wa this artist i don't know he do makes a hologram. you might be able to catch a a glimpse of it, b they'll cut to commercial and they'll show it later, you can film it or something. >> jimmy: maybe we'll film it. >> that's right. i think that's the first that's been done, too. on one side. i've just got to get a record >> you m old "mthon o >> jimmy: oh my gosh! stock. on this thing. jimmy: they donhow. l d. going it realln. so, e lyri s with you anothete. ecords in a ere i was going to have to it's almost when i was 19, were just sort of writin how to w s that's what happened. jimmy: n juto y you gu h az ♪. e the014 o . buno u' we'rebway.er olomething about it. and there's help. premarin vaginal cream. a prescription that does what no over-the-counter product was designed to do. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe pancer blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attacknk y'r are allergic to any of its ingredients side effects may include headache pelvic pain, breast pain vaginal bleeding and vaginitis. estrogen may increase your chances of getting cancer of the uterus strokes, blood clots or dementia, so use it for the shortest time based on goals and risks. estrogen should not be used to prevent heart disease heart attack stroke or dementia. ask your doctor about premarin vaginal cream. and go to premarinvaginalcream.com this is worth talking about. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everyone. performing the title track from his brand-new album "lazaretto," once again, jack white! 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nearly 40,000 since the 1960s. many accidents are blamed on defective parts and designs. this morning chip reid shows us why the government doesn't have the resources to ensure its safety. he's at the airport in northern virginia. >> reporter: well, good morning. according to "usa today," last year alone there was an average of three small aircraft crashes a day, and while the government usually blames pilot error, the report says other factors have been ignored for years. these are just some of the thousands of crashes of private planes and helicopters, so-called general aviation aircraft that "usa today" reports have resulted in nearly 45,000 deaths over the past five decades. that's almost nine times the number of deaths from commercial airlines. reporter tom frank just complete add year-long investigation. >> 45,000 people have been killed. it's an instance of manufacturers and federal overseers not doing their job. >> reporter: he says the ntsb has cited pilot error as causing or contributinge ingcontributing% 80% of these small airplane crash. but he says they overlooked defects in determining the cause of the accidents. when they questions this pilot, they felt their questions were unfairly aim at putting blame on him for running out of gas. investigators would later find it was this faulty bolt that caused his plane to go down. >> i was told if i had run out of fuel and i admitted to it that i wouldn't lose my license or they wouldn't go to bad for me. >> there are all sorts of individuals who have a hand in the quality of the airport, the way it's maintained the way it flies. it's like the person who missed the field goal at the end of the game. well, did he lose the game or did they lose the game because they missed you know five touchdowns earlier in the game. >> reporter: there has. been a fate tall accident since the colgan air plane crash which killed 50 and while ntsb has made it a priority to make commercial airplanes safering last year there were 1,200 crashes killing nearly 350 people and some of those investigations, the ntsb relied on manufacturers themselves to determine the cause. former chairman mark rosenker says the agency doesn't have the manpower to investigate all the accidents in person. >> they go to the ones where they find the most of what they believe to be accident payback, where they learn the most and then make recommendations to prevent them from happening again. >> reporter: the general aviation manufacturers association put out a report calls it sensational is tick and what they've done to improve safety safety. >> thank you. >>> for the first time a teenager who survived a trip in the wheel well of a plane is talking about his journey. yahee abdee was seen in airport security video jumping out of a plane after it landed in maui. it had taken off from san diego, kachlt the 15-year-old made it in freezing conditions. in an interview with our san francisco station kpix he revealed why he risked his life. >> i only did it because i didn't want to live with my step mochlt mom. second of all, i wanted to find my mom. i didn't care if i ended up dieing. >> he said he wanted to find his mom. >> he wanted to find his mom. he apparently doesn't like his step we talked with two sisters. they're the first wave of immigrants who we're seeing in texas. all smiles and dressed in their sunday best it's hard to imagine what these girls went to to get from honduras to the u.s. you hid in boxes. >> yeah. >> inside a box. >> yeah. >> reporter: you were scared. >> yeah. >> reporter: you couldn't breathe. >> yeah. >> reporter: the 10-year-old and 15-year-old would link in fear. you said people would break into your hourks pull you out of the house, rob your cousin on the way to the bank. >> yes. their mother worried for them. she paid $10,000 to bring them to the united states. she said it was too risky for them to stay in honduras. what do you want for them? >> i want them to be somebody get ahead, she said not clean houses like me and have a career. the children left the honduran capital last year and illegally crossed the border. when they made it to the border the girls stayed in a stash house full of men for nearly a week. >> what were you thinking when you were staying in the house? 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>> all right, looking good, carol. thanks so much. next update is at 8:27. i'm nicole brewer, see you then. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm vinita nair. how virtual reality is about to become the new reality. >>> and the winningest man of barbecue. myron reveals his success. >>> and from boat racing to frog jumping, all american towns that have spectacular fourth of july celebrations. >>> the forces in iraq is increasing. the total number of troops is now around 500 including those designed to guard the american embassy. >> mark albert is in our washington bureau with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. there are now 30 to 35,000 flight as day as american assessment teams made up of army special forces leave the emt bacy compound. within two to three weeks they hope to determine if the iraqi's security forces can defend baghdad. thousands of insurgents are moving from the capital in two directions for what u.s. intelligence calls a multi-pronged assault. u.s. forces are now partners with iraqi forces in a joint center in baghdad and one soon to open in northern iraq. the pentagon said it added armed flights as a precaution. >> with the introduction now of additional u.s. personnel in an advisory capacity designed to go outside the embassy confine ss on the ground with the armed aircraft to make sure we have additional protections in place. >> meanwhile the u.s. commander who once helped train and advise them is on the job again. army majority general dana petard oversaw transitions in 2006 and 2007 and will be back in baghdad. but the state department once again cautioned iraq's prime minister is not doing enough to heal deep political divisions. a department spokeswoman said bluntly, the iraqi leaders need to step up. anthony? >> mark al bert in washington. >>> bob schieffer's guests tomorrow will include joe manchin, john barasso and james jeffrey. >> people across the northern and central plain states are bracing for another day of intense weather including more heavy rain. lakes and rivers are swollen and some roads have been completely washed out. meteorologist danielle niles with our boston station wbbz tells us what can be expected. >> vinita there are plenty of flood warnings across the midwest. flood flash watches from nebraska stretching down to western iowa. there's a lot of energy that has to come through these next couple of days. let's time out the storms. today they continue to slide east developing from the texas panhandle up through the midwest. damaging winds, torrential downpours downpours. they weaken overnight but watch this area tomorrow afternoon and evening wchl get another cluster of thunderstorms. the threat for severe weather for our sunday afternoon. any aunt of rainfall there's so many waterlogged areas that will exacerbate the issues in this area that we've been watching for days. anthony, back over to you. >> the race to create the next big thing in tech is high gear. it's a virtual reality device. at a conference in california this week, google handed out a kit to make a virtual reality headset. all you need is some cardboard and a smartphone. but as bigad shaban tells us facebook costs a whole lot more. >> professor mark bolus invited us inside, ten years in the making. research here at the university of southern california's mixed reality lab is focused on turning virtual reality into an everyday reality. >> where are we right now with the technology? >> virtual reality is about to take off in a way that i don't think anybody can fully comprehend. >> the origins date back 30 years but people struggle with head sets that left them feeling nauseous. now stronger motion sensors and better displays are changing that and the future. >> the way people collaborate and communicate is going to shift where physical presence is going to shift. >> as easy as putting ontown goggles. >> you put on the goggles and now you have basically all the of humanity and the internet at your disposal. >> he's posted the designs online for free. that helped a little known startup company develop its own virtual reality headset. their latest prototype caught the attention of facebook ceo mark zuckerberg so much so he decided to buy the company. >> when you have a power house like facebook offering to pay $2 billion, what does that tell you? >> it tells me they see the few tu really accurately. >> all eyes were on oculus but peter believes virtual reality will go beyond gaming. >> this is where people are going to be socializing, going to be communicatinging going to be consuming media, playing games, doing work getting educated. you can look at art. you're not behind a red rope. you're not looking at the mona lisa. you're up at the mona lisa and you're examining the pore obss on her face. >> he was one of the first programmers designing video games for oculus. >> you can look left right, up, down and you see all parts of the world. >> yep. >> he gave us a sneak peek of his game lucky tails. >> the bull's eye is following exactly where i'm looking. >> that's right. >> what do you think it's going to offer consumers? >> i think what it offers is that child hood dream of being inside the game. >> usc is now bringing that technology to the u.s. navy as part of a government contract the university designed a world that turns plastic tables into menus that can be used to man a ship. they can get a bird's-eye view. >> it's like i'm right in the helicopter hundreds of feet above the water. >> bolus has been working on a cheaper more mobile version of the technology. he's pairing smartphones with $2 lenses and special software to create his own hand-made headsets. >> look inside. and now you're on the surface of mars. go ahead and look around. >> do you think a virtual reality set could be it. >> we see it. virtual reality is really the way we're going to go into the virtual world and it's going as common as smartphones. we'll have one and bring it with us. >> the oculus headset will likely go on sale with a possible price tag of around $300 and the participation surrounding the new reality gear couldn't be any more real. for "cbs this morning: saturday," bigad shaban. >> he's here to talk about his june cover story the inside story of oculus rift and how virtual reality became reachlt it appears in the june issue of wired magazine. peter, welcome. >> thank you. >> how would you describe the experience of virtual reality? >> the world that was used is this concept of presence. in the past you would put goggles on whoever made them and there would be screens in front of your face and there was an illusion there but not much more than that. now you're developing in this world. maybe you're in a movie theater watching a movie. >> i want to ask you about the young man featured on the cover. he's fascinating, kind of a quirky genius. what did he think was missing? in the past they heard about the headsets but everyone heard about it. >> there's always been discomfort that's been associated with virtual reachlt palmer was a home schooled kid. as a teenager he modified game consoles for friends, he fixed i phones. he was always a tinkerer. he also wanted virtual reality. he grew up wanting to be inside the games he play. one of the earlier solutions he came up with is magnifying the image so much so that a small display would actually feel like it wraps around your face. >> right. >> after that was solved it became cutting down the delay which is called latency. that's one of the most important things that cuts down on the simulator sickness as you feel. so as time has gone on and iterations have come. they effectively solved most problems. now it's just the point of getting it out to the public. >> this is the sixth generation of his headset and he's finally solved these problems. we're less than a year away from this? >> could be. they're still not giving a date. a lot of people thought it was going to come this year. it's looking like it's going to be next year with the money that's coming in. facebook bought them early. with that money they're going be able to add a number of improvements that they thought were going to be financially feasible. >> bigad talked about the ultimate uses of this. it was so easy to see zuckerberg post something saying this is how he could see doctors, go to school in another country and learn something from a real foreign teacher. >> mm-hmm mm-hmm. for him this is the platform on which everybody's going to be communicating. it's not about having facebook in virtual reality. it's about being there to guide this new platform that's going to being the default. i mean we're very used to screens now and smartphone screens being the window through which we mediate the world. that's going to change now that we have something that's so much more immediate and present for ourselves. >> right. what always strikes me when i see something like this given the pace of change if we're here now where are we going to be in five or ten years? >> oh they're quick to say we're at the infancy of the new technology. not in the infancy that it's just began. people have been trying to crack this problem for 30 years. now that we've made this a consumer product, what's next. >> it's certainly not a sexy >>> up next, low and slow. a pit master on what it takes to be world champ. >> i'm vicente arenas. coming up on "cbs this morning: saturday" i'm with the king of barbecue giving away some of his secrets. this looks really good. >> it is. >> oowie. i had this chronic, deep ache all over. it just wouldn't go away. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. so now, i can plan my days and accomplish more. 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>> for a while, yes. >> is that what got you -- >> he was part of it but my grandmother was a great inspiration in my life and she was a huge part of me growing into this sort of food therrien and sort of like completely indulging my entire life in the food business. >> we have a lot of chefs talking about season alt but i think you're the first one that says if a product is only ripe of two weeks that's the lengthet of the product on the menu. how challenging is that? >> it is chalging. what's wonderful is we have these micro seasons. as we all know, this winter was pretty brutal. it also lasted halfway through spring so the dynamics the way the patterns are change drag matticly, what we do is we followed those micro seasons to understand when the things are growing. we picked them cooked them, present them, eat them. when it's no longer at its peak we move on to something else. it's inspiring. >> let me take you back to australia for a minute. you're inspired by your grandmother. what brings you to the united states? >> it was a funny thing. i think i had an option when i was a young man. i was 24 when i went to work in japan. i actually always had an idea of coming to the united states because my father is from ohio. i thought i'd come for one year and all of a sudden 15 years later i find myself in new york and this is the second restaurant i've opened. i love it. i love it. >> we're looking at the images of the restaurant right now. it's super minimalist. >> we like to highlight the food on the plate. keeping in mind, in my mind anyway that's what you're there for at a restaurant. you sit down have a great drink, hospitable situation and good food. >> you say the way to experience one of your meals is to do a ten-dish meal. >> you'll have tell and then four petty fours. it's not something you pop in and say we're going to have a four-hour development. at the same time it is a lifetime event. it's with unof those childhood memories i bring to the table and it's all the inspiration we have in the local market and 23 years of cooking expertise with a great team behind you and this is what we try to produce. it is a lifetime memory. >> not to be the lush here, but can i ask you what we're drinking? >> it's something delicious. key lime is something that's so fresh for summer. it has pisco and rum in it. >> he said it's a little late for me to be having a cocktail. >> funny. i feel the same way. >> start from this time. it's lobster obviously. it looks like son aown. >> that's correct. you've got this big foody inside you. >> i do. >> actually what it is is the main lobster. we grill it take it out of the shell. all it is is a hole an days sauce we're muls fie, a little bit of citrus original. again, food should be simple and easy to understand. classically you've got this sort of hole annan daze that every one associates with. >> there's a fabulous outdoor food markedet market in union scare. >> my restaurant is just up the street. i spend time digging around there. the sun is really strong and a lot of stuff we can use. >> an absolutely beautiful plate of food and it's delicious. chef shaun, i want to have you sign this dish. i want to ask if you could have this meal with past or present, who would it be? 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what is the appropriate amount to tip? >> i would say 15% unless the service is excellent. >> reporter: there you have it. no need to feel pressure by digital tip. as far laurie, she might enjoy the better pay off, but -- >> it's nicer to have cash at the end of the day. >> reporter: the old fashioned tip jar won't totally disappear, just yet. for "today," gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >>> as you can imagine, this is a hot topic for "today" viewers. >> hot like the coffee itself. we are heading over to the orange room. jenna, have we reached the tipping point on tipping? >> here is the thing, we have all been there, the coffee shop, cab, salon, gas station attendants. where does it end? you have no idea if you should tip, right? how about if the cashier asks you, awkward? >> are too many people asking for tips these days? asking. the results overwhelmingly say yes. 87% say yes. only 13% say no. we want to know what you think. a, how did i do with the orange room hits? clearly not well because they gave me one penny. b, one can weigh in using twitter #orange room then peter and peter and peter and also peter and erica. what do you think? 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yeah? lester is taking a well deserved weekend off. peter alexander is here with us. nice to have you up from washington. >> nice on days like this. it's a good day to golf outside. 11-year-old sensation, lucy li made a name for herself. she is the youngest person ever to have competed in the u.s. open. she is going to join us live for an exclusive interview in a few moments. we offered her ice cream, but even for her, it's too early. >> maybe by 8:05 she'll be ready. also ahead, we have an update on actor tracy morgan's condition. you remember the horrific accident on a new jersey highway. we have how he's doing today. >>> a touching tribute from one daughter to her dad. he recently passed away from cancer. this has warmed hearts across the world. how she has chosen to honor his memory. it's a moving story, coming up. >> before that, we want to get you caught up on the top stories. jenna is manning the news desk. >> hey, erica, good morning. we have the latest on the situation in iraq and the obama administration's plan for hundreds of military advisers to the region. secretary of state john kerry is heading to the middle east to consult with allies. kristen welker is live with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jenna. he will visit iraq, sometime soon. he has a difficult task when he visits iraq. the u.s. is not picking sides in the conflict and will press the government to become more inclusive. dozens of forces will help the iraqi army. officials say there will be a few dozen troops. some of them will set up joint operation centers, one in baghdad and one in the north aimed at the security situation on the ground and the strength of the extremist groups. others will provide tactical and strategic advice. they told us friday, iraq has changed. >> some of the force that is have always possibly pulled iraq apart are stronger now. those forces that could keep the country united are weaker. >> reporter: now the president was adamant that u.s. forces don't go back into combat. pentagon officials say the u.s. is keeping written agreement with the iraqi government that they will have legal protection. >> thank you very much. >>> more than 80 people have been exposed to airborne anthrax back tier yat in atlanta. officials fear that number may rise. dozens of cdc workers are taking antibiotics as a precaution because they may have been exposed to the bacteria. >>> the commissioner of the irs is set to appear monday following an hours long heated congressional hearing on friday. they demanded to know how the irs could lose thousands of e-mails through an ex-official targeting groups seeking tax exemption. >> you ask taxpayers to hang on to seven years of their personal tax information in case they are audited and you can't keep six months worth of employee e-mails? >> now the irs claims the e-mails in question are lost forever following computer hard drive crash. many members accused the commissioner of being defiant. >>> pope francis weighed in on yet another hot button issue, legalizing marijuana. he says it's a very, very bad idea. he said, quote, drug addiction is an evil. with evil, there's no yielding or compromise. >>> this morning, a shared victory for michael phelps at the grand prix. he notched a first place tie in the 100 meter butterfly and runner up in the 100 meter freestyle. made it look easy. not bad for sitting out for 20 months. itis the first time he swam multiple sessions since the olympics. missy finished second in her only final on friday. we are gearing up quickly. that is the news. now back to peter, erica and dylan. guys? >> thank you. >>> officially the first day of summer and a gorgeous way to start it. dylan dreyer is here with the forecast. >> it is a beautiful day. not only is it summer, but your birthday. >> yes, it is. >> where are you from? >> wi lee, texas. >> you like the lower humidity? >> yes. >> it feels like 100 degrees in texas. we'll take the nice weather in the northeast. it is unsettled through nebraska. we have storm that is will develop. they are weakening now. a couple areas of severe weather to the carolinas for hail and gusty winds and also this huge area including south dakota, nebraska into iowa, southern minnesota and including chicago. we could see some hail and damaging wind gusts. isolated tornadoes at best. we are not looking for a tornado outbreak. the southeast, we are looking at heat indexes around 108 to 110 degrees. it is goi >>> good saturday morning, everyone. i am meteorologist, tedd florendo. more clouds today with cooler temperatures, too. 76 by noon. 78 the high for the day today. there is also a slight chance of some passing showers for the day. more so for those points south into cape may and also into delaware, and even nicer for tomorrow. 82 degrees and sunny. it should be nice all the way through tuesday, and then by midweek we have the chance of showers and storms back in the forecast. >>> i don't know if you feel like tweeting, we have a hash dag, we love dylan. just saying. peter? >> can you hashtag the heart? i like that. thank you. >>> the world cup action, team usa is riding high after the big game a couple days back as they head into the second game tomorrow. last week, we asked you if you were going to be watching the world cup. not just watching, but rooting for the u.s. only 35% of you, what's up, america, are rooting for team usa. i guess that number has risen. america preparing to face-off against portugal. bill is in brazil for us. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, peter. it is hot and humid here in the amazon. the u.s. players have arrived here at their hotel with a spring in their step and a win under their belts. one more win and they are through to the knock-out stage. they are excited and so are the fans. >> i believe that we will win. >> reporter: spirits are high after a first win against ghana. forch gal are no push overs. >> if we give them as many chances as we gave ghana, we are in trouble. we can hold steady. >> reporter: fans and players came to the heart of the amazon where temperatures in the 90s will affect both teams. >> both sides have to play in the heat and humidity. the americans will be ready for it. >> i don't think it's going to affect the u.s. as much as the european teams. >> reporter: the u.s. team has lost its star striker, altador injured in the first game. other injuries took heal. >> we are excited by the challenge. we are excited by the moment. we feel like we put ourselves in a good position. >> reporter: captain clint dempsey will play after his nose was broken in game one, earning the fans respect. >> he's a tough guy. he played soccer early on with guys that were tougher than he was. he probably got punched and kicked in the face a lot as a junior player. i think he'll be fine. the question is, can he breathe? >> reporter: red, white and blue are popular colors here. these are french fans celebrating their team's five goals, a tally the u.s. fans dream of. >> they came back from a lost. hopefully it will be a good match. hopefully we get a draw and move on. >> reporter: some things are easier said than done. portugal's ronaldo and the heat. officially, portugal is ranked the fourth best team in the world with the u.s. ten places below them. that will count for little tomorrow evening in a game portugal mustn't lose and the u.s. believes it can win. from the amazon, back to you. >> i was going to razz bill about the fact britain has been eliminated, but we'll let it pass. >> that's thoughtful. >>> we want to turn to a young woman who captured our hearts this week and likely yours as well. 11-year-old golfer lucy li may not have made the cut, but made history at a lot of memories. she's going to join us in a moment. first, here is her story. >> reporter: she's got everything you might expect from an 11-year-old girl, pigtails, the giggle. then, there's this. the game that got san francisco sixth grader lucy li into the most elite group of women's golfers becoming the youngest competitor to qualify for the u.s. women's open. she shot a 78 in each of the first two rounds. 16 over par, not enough to make the cut, but not bad for a first time out at the u.s. open, for anyone, at any age. >> i'm really happy. >> reporter: li did better than dozens of more experienced golfers and along the way stole the spotlight. it was the press conference where the 11-year-old couldn't put down her ice cream. >> what are your plans for the rest of the day? >> um, eat more ice cream. >> reporter: li is home schooled. some, including the top ranked players suggested 11 is too young to play in the open, li is winning a lot of fans, including this year's u.s. open leader. she knows what it's like to be a child fee nom. she played her first open at 13. it can be a lot of pressure, but li seems to be having fun out there. usually wearing a smile along with those sparkly outfits and promising this is just the beginning for her. >> it's been a great week. i had a lot of fun. i learned a lot. >> reporter: incredible start for a girl who can drive the ball 230 yards but won't get her drivers license for another five years. >> we are excited to have lucy li with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm doing great, thanks. how are you feeling this morning? it's been a good week. >> yeah, i'm playing great, just a little sleepy. >> that's understandable. we appreciate you getting up extra early for us. you did well. so many people fell in love with you because you have this great attitude that comes across. is there a moment that stands out for you from the open that was one of the best moments for you? >> yeah. i think bouncing back from a triple bogey on 13 is a great -- for me. >> there's been a lot of praise for your golf skills. your partner said she may look 11 but doesn't talk like an 11-year-old. when you hear that, what does that mean for you? >> it means a lot. i want to be 11 years old and have fun, but i want to play golf. it's been a lot of fun. >> there's been a lot of attention on you. is it tough to manage that and stay focused? >> it's been good. i try to shut it out and focus on my golf. i'll deal with that later when i'm done. >> a good way to do it. michelle is leading into the third round. i know you had a chance to meet her at the beginning of the week. anyone else you were able to meet or get advice from that you want to share with us? >> i met anna, kari, i met a lot of people this week. >> did they give you advice? >> yeah, have fun. >> you seem to be having a lot of fun. you look like you really enjoy yourself out there. we have to ask you about the ice cream. it's been a big topic here at the "today" show. is strawberry your favorite flavor? >> actually, watermelon and cherry. >> how much ice cream did you consume this week, do you think? >> probably four or five. >> four or five. you know what? it's that time of year for it. you are not done at this point. you are not going off to summer vacation. what are you gearing up for next? >> the u.s. amateur public links in a couple weeks. i'm excited about that. it's in washington so i'm going to go up to vancouver. >> great time to be there. we are glad you joined us. we have enjoyed watching you. thanks lucy. >> thank you. thanks. >> now it's time for ice cream for breakfast, right? >> yeah. ice cream's good. >> breakfast of champions, lucy. we'll talk to you again soon. thanks. still to come this morning on "today," some fun ideas and what you can do with all that extra time on this, the longest day of the year. you have five seconds, do not waste this. ideas on how to use bill have you seen my keys anywhere? i'll help you look. maybe you left them in the bathroom again. it's just the strangest thing... the warning signs of alzheimer's disease, may be right in front of you. it's alright baby. for help and information, call the alzheimer's association or visit alz.org/10signs is that your favorite? 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[ mom ] we may live in houses, but we're born for busch gardens. >> i'm tara. >> and i'm karen. we're from florida. >> hi mom and dad. >> she's come a long way from the uk. >> from texas to new york city, hi, dad. >> hi to our family from tennessee. >> i think that's what you call a good crowd on a saturday. >> we have back saturday morning june 21st, 2014. this is a spectacular day in new york city. just gorgeous. the first day of summer, the summer solstice. lester will be back soon. still to come, a nice story. this is a story of a woman that fell into a deep depression after her dad passed away. the only way to start feeling better was to do something for the man who had done so much for her. she decided to show him the world in her own unique way. you don't want to miss that. >>> also ahead, from real life to broadway, now to the big screen. jersey boys, the musical is an unlikely project, we are hearing for director clint eastwood. we will look at the new movie in hollywood headlines. >>> also ahead, are these dogs so ugly they are actually cute? >> nope. >> that's a matter of opinion. >> we go behind the scenes. believe me, it is not pretty, in a good way. >> they brought the ugly. >> they did. >> then i'm going to introduce you to a new school held on the beach. it's how getting kids on surf boards can teach them a lot about life. it's an interesting metaphor. it was a fun one as well. >> it's a good day to be on the beach. >> the carolinas to georgia, it is going to be extremely hot today. we are looking at the feels like temperature to 108 to 110 degrees. you could see a couple isolated thunderstorms. keep an eye to the sky in north carolina and south carolina. south dakota and nebraska moving over to the midwest, we could see damaging wind gusts and large hail. tomorrow, scattered showers and storms through the plains states. in iowa, flooding has been a major concern. we will see improvements in the rivers. we are looking at scattered showers and storms in florida and the gulf coast. it remains hot and humid in the northeast. it's a dry heat, right? >>> good saturday morning, everyone. i am tedd florendo. more clouds today with also cooler temperatures, too. 76 by noon. 78 our high for the day today. there is also a slight chance of some passing showers for the day. more so for those points south into cape may and also into delaware, and nicer for tomorrow. 82 degrees and sunny. should be nice all the way through tuesday, and then by midweek we got the chance of showers and storms back in the forecast. >>> we are heading to pennsylvania for today's top sot. this comes from our affiliate whag. appropriately so, it's the ninth annual solstice arts fest. you will be able to release your inner artist and learn from the best. pottery, painting and skult ping. there will be a children's tent. it looks like we'll see fantastic weather in pennsylvania for all of that. >> thanks. >>> turning to a heart warming story of a young woman who wanted to honor her late father seeing the world in a way he never could because he was so busy raising a family. here with the story is the managing editor. nice to have you here this morning. >> how are you? nice to be here. get the kleenex ready. this is a story about gina yang whose father raised her almost single handedly. when he died, she did something no one expected. it shows how far a daughter is willing to go. >> reporter: she says her father was her rock. >> he always looked at me as his little girl. he referred to me as his first love, in his cell phone. you know, when ever i called, caller id said first love. >> he immigrated from korea as a teen sacrificing everything for his family. three years ago, gina chased her dreams in new york, her father was fighting cancer in virginia. within a year, he was gone. >> he never got to travel. he always put everyone else before him. he was taken from this world before he had the chance to do so. >> reporter: gina, spiraling into grief decided it wasn't too late. she quit her job, packed a bag and hit the road with a life size photo of her father under her arm to take a family photo at every stop from iceland to england, italy and france. the trip of a lifetime he never got to take. >> i'm in front of the eiffel tower. he'd never been. dad, we're here. #formyfather went viral. strangers reached out calling it beautiful and inspiring. >> it got people from australia and spain. >> did you expect that? >> no. absolutely not. >> reporter: the trip, she says brought her father's spirit back to life. the photos brought her family peace. >> i'm so happy that she's going through this experience and in some way able to bring her father into it. i know that he's -- before he passed, he said i'm sorry i couldn't be a better father. that killed me because, in my eyes, he was the best father that anyone could ask for. >> the comments and notes are still pouring in from every corner of the globe. the whole experience has been humbling and feels like her father is looking down on her and smiling. to see more photos go to nbcnews.com. >> great story. nice to have you with us this morning as well. >>> we have an update on actor tracy morgan's condition. first, these messages. 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>> what's going on here? literally, clint eastwood took the musical, it's almost exactly the same on the screen. they break into character as they do on broadway. it stars the tony winning actor john who starred in the role and made it famous. he was a second choice. the studio dropped him and now clint eastwood. >> all right. >> clint eastwood is frankie valley's age. >> and he's known for coming in under budget. a one take and move on. >> we wish that was the case here. >> we want to get an update, too. this is sort of just coming out. we are learning more about tracy morgan's condition and it's good news. >> it's good, good news. he moveed from a hospital to a rehab center. he was in critical condition. he suffered several broken bones, ribs, he broke his legs. his assistant is moved from critical condition. >> there's another musical legend. a lot of people love tu pack. now, they are revisiting him on broadway. >> you are right. >> give us a sense of why tupac fans aren't the most likely folks to head to broadway. >> it's called "holler if you hear me." his mother is the executive producer. it's not getting a lot of good reviews. he's a young poet. they diced it up and made it different. if you don't know his lyrics by heart, you are watching it ant can't understand what's going on. it's a hard sell. >> tickets are pricey. >> the tickets are $140. broadway is expensive. if you can't understand what's going on, you don't know his music, it's a hard sell. >> fingers crossed for them. >> that's right. >> people may be getting selfie fatigue. for thelma and louise, you may remember what they are calling the original selfie. this week, they came out with their newest version of the selfie, which we have to sew. >> they posted this for throwback thursday. adventures of the selfie at it again. she and geena davis in 1991. then that's them now. susan is 57 and gina is 58. >> you know, there was another movie that got rave reviews for different reasons, it was "sharknado," right? >> rave reviews from the fans. >> it's out next month. >> people are into it. >> people are into it. there's a total marketing blitz. they didn't know the figs one would take off like it did. this time, they are going with merchandi merchandising. a slot machine. >> are they going to have flying sharks? >> erica, that could be in the market, too. >> sharks and shots, that could be in the news, too. >> we'll come up with a "sharknado" game for you. always good to see you. >> good to see you both. >> you can watch it weeknights at 7:00 eastern and pacific. dylan is in the orange room with the plaza fan of the day. hello. >> hello, we have lisa here from boston. it's your anniversary, but you are here on a girl's weekend in new york city. now on the "today" show. take it away. >> still to come on "today," a competition like no other. top dogs doing their best to be the ugliest. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> back on a saturday morning with a group of people teaching young people about life experiences and how to overcome the unknown. >> a lesson they are taking to the beach. an experience these kids won't forget. >> the teachers are sur ch instructors. for them, teaching means opening their eyes to something they have never seen before. this is 12-year-old je'ney's first time in the ocean, much less on a surf board. she lives and goes to school miles from the beach. like many of these students from los angeles, the water seems much further away. >> these kids live about 12-15 miles away. a lot of them haven't felt sand between their toes. the fact there's salt in the water is a surprise. >> reporter: a program is now bridging that gap. >> this is the wave of the day. >> reporter: marion clark runs the nonprofit and spends her timesharing that passion with the kids. >> show me how you paddle. >> they have a mission to connection the inner city with l.a. county. take your time. take your time. stand in the middle, yeah. >> reporter: what does it do for the kids at the end of the day. >> motivation goes up, but self-esteem drops. i had an inflated sense of self and now things are in balance. >> reporter: it lawned in 2003. when a team of 30 regular volunteers, it's put more than 10,000 students age 5 to 13 on surf boards. >> you got it! >> reporter: one tv news person. >> what was your reaction? >> i was terrified. now, i'm not terrified of getting out there in the water. >> reporter: tell me what you learned from being out here today? >> i learned about myself and also -- >> yeah. >> reporter: for a few hours, in the middle of an ordinary school day, a couple of kids who had never been to a beach went surfing. the surf lesson went to towns across the country. they are in talks to open a charter school based on the principles they teach in the ocean. it's an interesting educational process. they walk away more grounded and know what it's about. a lot of them have never seen the beach before. >> a great story. >> thanks. >>> still to come this morning, they are ugly and they know it. the world's [ hair dryer whirring ] [ male announcer ] there's a simpler way to fluffier eggs. ♪ ♪ i can't believe it's not butter! the simpler way to delicious fluffy eggs. 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>> at this rate, another quarter, three months at least. >> reporter: small businesses are feeling a pinch. experts believe buyers will return to the keyboard. and the stores that never close. for "today," janet shanling nbc news, colorado. >> you can find more on today.com. >>> we want to turn to jean chatzky. as we look at what we are seeing as we talk security breaches, how widespread is the impact when it comes to small businesses and the rate we are all shopping now? >> it's very wide. the reasons for this is that 40% of all u.s. adults have been subject to one of these breaches. of those, about a third will be victimized by either identity fraud, somebody using your credit card or a real identity theft, which can get totally tedious when it comes to cleaning it up. >> 40% seems high when you think of how many are shopping online. i know you have tips on ways to be safer and shop online. one is to not put that much out there, even on facebook. >> what you want to avoid is an identity theft. they are really smart. to be able to craft a profile, to be you online. the more information you share, the more data points you give this person, the more likely they are to be able to impersonate you. avoid sharing birthdays, addresses, geo location services. a new piece of research conducted for life lock. people who use these, five times more likely to be victimized than people who don't. >> remove the locator. never use public wi-fi. what else? >> make sure your networks at home are protected. have a firewall. you want to make sure you have virus, antivirus software and set it to update. passwords are crucial. they need to be strong which means at least eight characters, numbers and symbols. change the password thi three times a year. >> that number is enough to make me change my password. watch the paper trail. >> you cannot totally prevent this from happening to you. the best defense is a good offense. check your credit reports three times a year. open your bank statements, look at them. if urban king online, if anything flags you as being unusual, pick up the phone and report it to credit card companies and the credit bureaus as well. >> nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >>> a living space that gives new meaning to finding a place to park yourself, after this. start with the best writing experience.? make it incredibly thin. add an adjustable kickstand, a keyboard, a usb port, and the freedom of touch. and, of course, make it run microsoft office, with the power and speed to do real work. introducing surface pro 3. the tablet that can replace your laptop. finally, the purple pill, the #1 prescribed acid blocking brand. comes without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. >>> jenna is here right now. you were telling me about students doing this architecture in empty parking lots. >> they want to get creative in spaces. this is a story you have to see to get it. then once you get it, you are hooked. a group of students at a georgia school is taking parking spaces, literally parking spaces and turning them into apartments. at savannah's college of art and design, the faculty and students are about to change whatever you might have thought about a typical 8 x 16, 128 square feet parking spot. >> there's underperforming buildings. they are overbuilt, in the best location. they are scad pads where more is less and less can be much, much less. >> three homes, three projects and three public spaces in eight parking spaces. >> the space in here is awesome. i can work on my homework and run up to bed. >> totally. she's been living here for the past two weeks. >> i feel like i can make any space a home after living here. >> are you happy here? >> i am. i really am. >> each space controlled by an ipad, a living area, study space, bed, kitchen, bathroom. it all fits in there. >> what have you learned about yourself from living in a smaller space with less stuff? >> living in a scad pad changed how i think about living. i know i do not need a lot of space. i do not need a lot of stuff. >> afraid you would get bored in tiny quarters is impossible. any is inside this pad. the cost of each structure, between 40,000 and $60,000. in the united states, there were 105 million parking spaces. that's five spaces for every car on the road. yet, over the last decade, the share of worker who is get to work by private cars dropped in 99 of america's 100 urban areas. it's a lot of extra parking spaces. >> did you ever realistically see yourself living in a place like this? >> before i moved in? no. now that i have lived here and tested it out, absolutely. >> good things come in small parking spots. >>> what you can't really see is that they have their school of design students who are brilliant kids design the apartments. one of them, they put all the speakers in the walls. you press parts of the wall to have different music that comes up. instead of having blinds which take up space, they made the glass so it becomes foggy and private. anything you can imagine, the students have come up with. they are genius'. >> valet park your home. >> pretty much. >> didclauser phobic? 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a peek inside what the 49ers call the ultimate tailgate experience, and just how much it'll cost you. that, plus all your top stories. that is coming up at 7:00 this morning. right now, though, let's go back to the "today" show. >>> good morning, it's saturday, june 28, 2014. . >>> good morning. heres a look at today's top stories. wild weather has pounding the midwest. bringing dangerous tornados, large hail and strong winds. millions in its path kb the threat the far from over. dylan is tracking it owl. >> saying goodbye. a funeral for the georgia toddler who died after being left in a hot car all day. the questioned circumstances surrounding his death and wh his father might be responsible. and taking back the crown of beauty pageant ms. florida is stripped of her title less than a week after winning it. the second time in two weeks the miss america officials down the wrong woman. why does this keep happening? i think the contestant is asking the question more than anybody. you want to get that right. >> i think you definitely want to get that moment right. i'm with you. >> we'll explain coming up we want to begin with the strong storms expected to begin throughout the weekend. the midwest is really getting hammered. >> for week. not just the tornados but the heavy rain and flooding. we have tornados caught on camera in western kansas. also a gust-nado reported. we did not have reports of in injuries which is a good thing. colfax wisconsin, wiped out in 1958, they also saw a lot of wind damage. again, thank god no one was injured. and then the mississippi river has been a huge concern as flood levels continue to remain an issue. they are well above their banks. 35 counties under a state of emergency and more rain is likely in that area. that is the problem. we cannot catch a break. there is no chance to really dry things out. this warm front just to the the front of minneapolis, helping to heat things up and produce the conditions favorable for thunderstorm development and this cold front moving east triggers these storms. right now the stongs storms are oklahoma and parts of ast kansas. but this afternoon another area develops from minnesota, including minneapolis, down into parts of texas. not so much a tornado outbreak but we see the threat of the isolated tornados that could cause damaging wind and harj lal. but in addition we're lack at t -- looking at the chance of more flooding. it is going to continue because another 2 to inches of rain possible. especially across northwestern parts of iowa. when you get the heavier down pours we're looking at perhaps even more rain. so it is going on the a concern and something we'll keep on kbrie on all weekend. >> want to turn now to the latest development into the investigation over aed to leers death. a little boy was left in a hot car all day. family and friends will say goodbye to him this morning. but the little boy's father will not be at the funeral. instead he is behind bars charged with murder. the father tells police it was an accident. butted a gabe gutierrez reports his story is now under scrutiny. >> friend and family rememberer cooper harris, the incident surrounding his death is deepening. he was loved and cherished and protected by both parents and all family members for his short 22 months of life. we'll miss him greatly. but police don't buy his father's initial story that he forgot to drop his son off in day care accidentally leaving his son in the sweltering car for 7 hours. >> suggests t s the manner of d is homicide. >> he has breakfast on june 18th with his son and drove to his office nearby. e went to the car during lunch and opened the driver side door to place an object into a vehicle and closed had door and went back into his office. he was charged with murder and chu cruelty to a child. >> it's significant and perplexing that prosecutors have downgraded had charge because of a lack of intent. and at the same time they are charging this father with murder. >> when he pulled over a seemingly distraught witness. >> you could feel his sorrow. >> but on anline petition has been full pulled by organizers due to new information released in rashds to the case. >> i seems like he was acting. >> just running around with his hands up in the air what have i done? >> initially the boy's death was heat related. the biggest question now, exactly when did his father realize it? >> just a terrible story. the other head lines. >> jana is there if that. good morning. >> good morning. we're going the start with the latest out of iraq are troops clashed with a isis militants near baghdad today. at least seven iraqi soldiers are dead. dozens more injured. richard, good morning. >> >> reporter: good morning jenna, fighting outskirts of baghdad, also in mosul, always in tikrit. there are now american military advisers here and to protect those advisers the pentagon says armed american jets and armed american drones are now flying over baghdad. their mission is to protect the american advisers. they are not authorized to engage in any kind of the offensive action or help the iraqi army fight isis. but if the american advisers while they are moving from one place to another come under attack they are authorized to respond. now that they are here there will be a lot of pressure on the u.s. military advisers to put those drones into action. but now the americans, the iraqi commanders are working in the same regional command centers. and if the iraqis find situation they can't handle, find a stronghold they are not able to deal with, they can just reach other, look over to the americans and say we need your help. you have the drones and planes already here we'd like you to use them. so far they are not authorized but pressure mounting. >> thank you very much. pope francis is back to work following concerns over his health. seemingly tired the pope hosted the president of madagascar at the vatican. the vatican said the pope scrapped fridays plans because he suffered a quote unexpected disposition but there were no concerns for his health. >> a live in nanny garnered national media attention this week after being fired but refusing to leave the southern california has disappeared. the family had threatened to sue her after basically she wouldle the home for three weeks after being fired. now they don't know where she is. she left and hasn't returned. the family is trying to contact her to fik pick up her belongings. >>> and finally he's used to giving the play by play, not being it. just happened to bring his glove with him to work. and as he was calling the three run home run for the atlanta bravess. he saw it. he called it. e caught. talk about multicasting. being the good sport he is. threw it back. being sure he did not hit center fielder in the process. and after that played the lottery. >>> question. world cup fever, right? >> really grown. >> like 102. it's pretty high. americans may not have given soccer a second thought but now why it's so exciting. we'll g to that in. first to kerry sanders who's done a little investigating and whether or not it could actually continue. you are our voice and our expert on this one this morning my friend. >> well good morning. the big question is what we're going through with all this excitement, will it translate after the world cup is over? and there is a lot of big money that says yes. in fact the owner of the atlanta falcons who play here has just bought a franchise for a professional soccer team. because the belief here is that what we're seeing with all this excitement is a sign that this country is indeed ready for professional soccer. >> reporter: who could have guessed crowds in chicago, los angeles, even watching the big game on the big screen from the swimming pool on miami beach. some bosses this week shut down work for two hours to let employees watch. it says something. but what. >> people are watching in regard numbers. kids are playing in record numbers. the rest of the world can't be wrong. soccer is here. america is a soccer nation. >> the growth is there. the interest is there. everybody wants to be a part of major league soccer. >> reporter: but we've heard that before. >> now soccer, previously thought -- >> reporter: 1970s pelee joined the soccer league attracting huge crowds. eventually that league failed. >> this is a world cup towel. >> reporter: in 1994 u.s. hosted had world cup and there was talk soccer would take off. today 16 major cities with franchises and orlando new york and atlanta are also getting franchises. is this really the moment? or is what's happening simply national pride. >> i'm a huge mesh fan. >> anything american i love. soccer, i love it. >> americans love big spectacles. so of course they love soccer and the world cup for now. but when this party is over or when team u.s.a. gets the boot, which could be very soon, americans are going to go back to the football they really love. and that is the nfl. >> a big part of this equation that americans who were born and raised on american football like the team that plays over here may not necessarily gravitate to soccer. but remember this country has a huge immigrant population, people who were born and raised on soccer and moved to this country k. the betting is there are enough of them to make soccer more than just a phenomenon, make it mainstream. >> okay. thanks. i think your bus just left by the way. so catch up. you could say soccer runs in aoren a's blood. now he's sporting director t that new york city football club. nice to have you here. >> good morning. >> you won the u.s. jersey in four world cups. does this one feel different? >> it does. it is to a new level. amazing to see. it's fantastic. the support the way the team is doing as well in the so called group of death to get out has been amazing. and and i think it's the first time really where our star players are in u.s. soccer is great to see. the growth is amazing to see. as a former player it is certainly proud. >> carrie kind of raised this notion that are we seeing a spike because the u.s. is doing well? and i've heard comparisoninesco. like the olympics, we're all bobsled fans for the two weeks in the winner and then forget about it. will the same thing happen? >> i think there's certainly a spike. it only comes around every four years. but i think it eat important the markets capitalize on this euphoria and really continue this momentum. because the sport is here to stay and it is going to continue to grow. so it's great to see and, you know, we have to really capitalize. that is the most important thing. >> i think those of us who have not focused on soccer in the past. and we watch these games and one goal makes such a huge difference and the scoring is so low. we're not used to that in a lot of sports popular in this country. talk about the pressure onhis team. the u.s.a. team came with low expectations and now giving hope, to perhaps winning it all. >> certainly came in as an undercog. but as the tournament progressed you can see the team is growing and don't fear anybody. credit to the players and the coaching staff. they have been amazing and fantastic. they went in believing. and why not really. you have seen big nations knocked out with italy spain, home pack their bags. >> nothing is following a pattern here. >> yeah nothing at all. >> and what do you think about belgium? >> it's going to be a tough game. but i believe and the team certainly believes. they are loaded with talent but they have a lot of pressure as a small nation and hopefully all the cheering here and from the traveling yanks will lead our team to victory. >> let's send it to dillon now in the plaza is with the rest of the forecast. >> to those watching in boston i found a good friend of mine. jeremy reiner. >> hay. hi melissa, happy anniversary by the way. >> he's visiting us on his anniversary. and happy birthday. >> thank you. >> welcome. absolutely gorgeous today. high pressure is keeping things high and dry. we have low humidity. temperatures in the 80s but right through the middle of the country in the neuromusculsame been seeing the weather is again. more the wind threat and large hail keel keep an eye on. temperatures today >>> yes, she's talking about southern california. thank you, dillon. for us, just perfection. we'll be the envy of the entire nation here in the beautiful bay area. good morning, i'm christina loren. 50s and 60s. cloudy in the south bay and overcast in oakland, and right now, just a few clouds over the golden gate bridge. low 80s in the south bay, 730s in the peninsula, and what a beautiful day in san francisco. ♪ summer days drifting away to, uh oh, those summer nights ♪ ♪ well-a, well-a, well-a, uh! tell me more, tell me more... ♪ twizzlerize your summer fun with twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. 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a peek inside what the san francisco 49ers call the ultimate tailgate experience, and coming up, we'll tell you how much it'll cost you. that, plus all your top stories, that's coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," but right now, let's head back to the "today" show. ♪ >> from england to visit the "today" show. >> sending love to everyone in center, west virginia. >> 45 never felt so good. >> on the "today" show. >> first time in new york city. >> it's my birthday. >> happy birthday! >> we are back on a saturday morning, june 28, 2014. it's the last weekend of june. what better way to say good-bye to the month of june than with our friends on the plaza who brought plenty of energy. >> it is literally a perfect, perfect day. >> it's warmer out here than the studio. it's 50 degrees warmer here than in the studio. >> enough of our whining, still to come, a big shake up at "the view." the question is who will fill the rest of the seats? could the popular talk show put a man in the mix? >>> also coming up, i recently saw a movie for the first time since our 10-month-old was born. i don't get to the movies often. i listened to these guys. the "transformers" series is back. these guys know what's right and wrong about movies. they will let you know in the movie ticket. >>> also ahead, we had a fun day recently. we left the city and spent the day on the farm. from milking cows to driving tractors to many other things on the farm. you could say i think we are going to keep our day job. >> i think farmers -- we did have a good time. before we get to that, though, you have a final check of the weather for us on this gorgeous saturday. >> it is a gorgeous day in the northeast with high pressure in control. elsewhere across the country, not so nice. we have strong storms expected through the middle of the country where the strong storms have been happening. heavy rain in iowa. we could see isolated tornadoes. damaging wind gusts and hail and flooding rain we have to keep an eye out for. we are looking still for kansas, nebraska and iowa and up into minnesota and western wisconsin where we could see our strongest storms. scattered showers and storms through the ohio and tennessee river valleys and the southeast as well. the heat is going to spread eastward. 80s, 90s, high humidity. the northwest is going to clear out. sunday, a lot of sunshine and temperatures topping out in the lower 70s. the southwest is going to be extremely hot. we are looking for temperatures to top out around 100 degrees. another thing, west virginia, what is going on. there's a lot of west virginia people here. >> we took a bus trip here. there's a bunch of us. >> there's a bus load of peo >>> 6:33, good saturday morning, these are the temperatures, hard to beat, days away from the start of july, 87 degrees in the south bay. warm spot is the north bay at 87 degrees, 72 is the temperature for east shore, and throughout this weekend, tomorrow, we are going to climb significantly. that means better beach conditions on sunday. hope you have a fantastic weekend. >>> for today's top spot, kutztown, pennsylvania. our affiliate nbc 10. they celebrate pennsylvania culture with traditions like black smithing, weaving. there's a carousel and a live ho down. if you are hungry, an all you can eat family style din ore. hope there's dutch apple pie, too. it's a gorgeous day there. >> thanks. >>> turning to the changes coming to the longest running shows on morning television. 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>> no. >> whether i say key? >> no. >> oh, my gosh, you're pregnant. >> i'm driving a car. >> the grandma is played by susan sarandon. >> the movies are like a machine. >> now to movies generating an oscar buzz. the life of robert ebert. >> three years ago, i felt a lump under my chin. it turned out to be cancer. >> reporter: it gives audiences access to the final months of his life. a man who forever changed the industry and what it meant to be at the movies. for "today," nbc news, new york. >>> to help you decide what is best and right for you, we have scott manch, keisha and andrew. good morning to all of you. let's start with transformers. which number was this? >> four. >> number four. a new lead actor, more of the same? >> more of the same and a lot more of it. it's transformers. the other films gross 2.7 billion worldwide. this could add another billion to the coughers. big, long, loud action. >> two and a half hours, right? >> 2:45. mark wallberg is not the star of this movie. big giant robots fighting each other is what people pay to see. >> who is the movie for? that sounds like a long time to sit there. >> it is a very long time. i would say it's for people looking for three hours of an air-conditioned room. if you are looking for smart characterization and whitey dialogue, this is not -- you might want to go next door to something else. >> a movie can be long. >> it's for kids. >> it's for -- >> it's a big action movie with great effects. it's fun. >> teenagers? >> teenagers and film critics. >> there you go. moving on to "tammy," melissa mccarthy. i'm a huge fan. i think she's fantastic. in my eyes, she can do no wrong. >> she can walk in a room and be funny. the heart of john candy and physicality of chris far lee. susan sarandon is hilarious in this. the way they work together, you are surpriseed from the moment she enters the film in a buddy movie. you fall in love with both of them together. they have sweet moments. >> from action to comedy to a documentary, i know you love this one. it's life itself. the roger ebert story. >> it's amazing. it might be intimidating to see a documentary about film criticism but it's so much more. it's not just about roger ebert, it's finding love, accepting loss and small moments, proshting small moments. i don't cry at movies, but this got me a little bit. it's a great movie. everyone will find something in it. >> you don't have to be a film buff or film critic to get something out of it. >> right. if you are going to be a critic, it will get two thumbs way up. life itself is a life affirming movie. powerful, inflinching, intimate. it's a love affair. i am calling this now, the oscar for best documentary will go to "live itself." >> that's quite a statement. what other movies are coming up? >> i have a big one july 11, planet of the apes is fantastic. >> oh. >> superior sequel to the one that came out three years ago. it's smart. very, very intense. it's a blockbuster with brains and special effects. take it to another loefl. also out is "boyhood" an extraordinary movie, a masterpiece. >> thanks very much. >>> now, let's go over to dylan in the orange room with a plaza fan of the day. hi, guys. >> hey, lester. they want to be your back up singers. this is tonja and tonja from boston and maryland. i'm going to let you take over. >> still to come on "today," lester, erica and dylan roll up their sleeves for a hard day of work on the farm. >> first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> back now on a saturday morning. not too long ago, a week and a half ago, lester, dylan, jenna and i tried a little manual labor. it wasn't easy, which we were expecting. >> we went to a farm in up state new york. it's a working dairy farm. because of falling milk prices and increasing overhead, the owners have been getting creative. that means putting tourists, like us, to work. >> yeah. >> hello. >> does it tickle you that people want to come for fun, do what you do for a living? >> yes. >> they want an experience. i tell them if they work too hard, i'm going to charge them extra. >> i'm not very good at this. >> oh! >> okay, lester, pitch that hay. those deer are hungry. put the time in down toward the truck. itis not going to be up in the wind. the wind is blowing good today. >> bailing it on the pick-up truck makes you feel part of the process. >> this is what you planted or wild? >> none of it is wild. it's a high protein feed. it's good for the cattle, horses and deer. >> are they going to get mad i'm taking their eggs? >> i don't know. >> here is a good question for you, why the different colors? >> different breeds of a chicken will lay a white egg. another one brown. >> that's a lot of eggs. one big omelet. excuse me, coming out. excuse me. >> in an area where i didn't hit cars, homes, paths or people, right? >> something like that. over here. listen boys, i'm new at this. you might want to keep your distance. troublemaker, you, out of the way. i was freaked out as i approaches the cows i was going to plow into them. i listened to the wise words of farmer frank. >> come on, come on, come on. we're going to get milk. you are bigger than i thought. yeah, here we go. okay. what is going on with me? 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