>> i like ryan scott. when he thought regular s'mores couldn't get better he added another couple of ingredients. >> alex got s'mores in my hair. let's check it out. >> it's grilling season so how can i do a s'mores with peanut butter and bacon and marshmallow so what i'm going to have you do is i'm incorporating bananas inside but i want you to brush the bananas first. take out your aggression. >> what are these? >> banana chips. i'm going to put banana chips in with peanut butter in with peanut butter chips. >> those reese cups? >> exactly. i'm putting bacon on the grill. so you can grill whole big slabs of bacon. so you take the big slabs of bacon that are grilled and we start to assemble. now you know me. it's more the merrier, more people to come in and have fun with. now look at your banana chips. put it inside peanut butter. i mixed yours, i made it easy. then look here. if you want to get really naughty, elvis naughty, dump the peanut butter cups inside there. >> oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. >> you kn

chef ryan scott shows us how to re-create taco bell's tacos. yum! stay tuned. >>> this morning on "today's take," ellie kemper back as co-host and she's taking over our office. plus the magic trick that will blow your mind. you have to see it to believe it. and christopher meloni hitting the big screen this summer. that and more coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from stay in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a beautiful monday morning in new york city. it's august 10, 2015. i'm willie with natalie, tamron and look who's back. the star of "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" on netflix. ellie kemper. >> someone has to. i knew i was going to cheer. >> three seconds to raise the roof. ellie kemper is back. >> that's a new record. >> what's life like on the outside? >> you can sleep until 7:00 a.m. on the outside. you can go shopping in the morning. >> the alarm doesn't wake you up when it's dark out? >> you can go out when the sun is out. >> did you wak

scott is in critical but stable condition. the impact shattered just about every bone on the left side of his body. first responder ryanthompson described what he found. >> we were just driving up the street. there he was laying in the middle of the street screaming for help. >> thank god they found him. i don't know if he would have survived if he was there any longer. >> scott's family put up $1,000 of their own money as a reward for any information on the driver. police say the vehicle would have damage to its front hood fenders and maybe the windshield. >>> happening today, a man accused of killing a baby has a court hearing in cumberland county. manuel mike faces murder and child endangerment charges. in march, his ç9-week-old stepdaughter died at a home in millville. the medical examiner discovered blunt force trauma to the back of the baby's head. >>> the district attorney now says the sheriff's deputy injured was shot by another deputy. authorities say on tuesday, curtis smith ran into the courthouse with a knife, attacking a deputy, another deputy shot and killed him. originally the d.a. said the first deputy

scott is still in critical but stable condition. the impact, says his grandmother, shattered almost every bone on the left side of his body. first responder ryanhompson tells us what he found. >> we jumped out of the car and do what we could. >> thank god they found him. i don't know if he would have survived if he was there any longer. i really done the know. >> scott's family has put up to a $1,000 reward. the vehicle would have damage to the front hood and maybe the wind shield. >>> philadelphia police have arrested a suspect in that series of burglaries near drexel university. police say since saturday, someone broke into five homes in powelton village taking electronics, backpacks and other items. >>> manuel mikes faces murder and child endangerment charges. in march, his 9-week-old stepdaughter died at a home in millville. the medical examiner discovered bluntd force trauma to the back of the baby's head. >>> the district attorney now says the sheriff's deputy who was injured in the incident was actually shot by another deputy. authorities say on tuesday, curtis smith burst into the courthouse with a knife, deputy. another deputy shot an

scott? >> reporter: there are a lot of those kids, kids like the kid i met today 12-year-old ryan darby, a leukemia survivor from right here in bethesda. he can tell you all about what batman meant to him and the thousands of other kids facing life threatening illnesses. >> i cried. ill just didn't know what to think because -- i just didn't know what to think because he was such an amazing character for everybody. >> reporter: 12-year-old ryan darby who was sick with leukemia from ages 6 to 10 says this batman was no joke. even though the rest of the world laughed along with police after a video of montgomery county officers stopping him in a costume on route 29 went viral. in real life he was lenny robinson, the self-made millionaire who sold a successful business to become batman and stage superhere pro events in pediatric wards throughout -- superhero events in pediatric wards throughout the region. >> i remember one day he came up in a batmobile which was really cool because it's nonstop feeling bad and you feel like you're going to throw up, but that just makes you feel like you're a normal k

wisconsin governor scott walker will be here in alabama tonight. >> ryan nobles, appreciate it very muchthis with republican strategy and a democratic strategy. good morning to both of you. we heard trump say he will be the best jobs president god ever created. he also talked about his book, "the art of the deal." but said we will take the bible over that. and started i know how billy graham feels. how is this received? he is opening up religion or is this perceived as something else? >> well, look. i think that donald trump, you know, obviously, has this bombastic personality that people respect. here is the thing. republicans have an incredibly deep bench right now. we have 16 other candidates that are running right now. look. i think the support we are seeing that is because of this distribution among those candidates but, look. donald trump should be talking about jobs. you look the latest poll numbers from cnn about president obama's approval ratings, the majority of the country believes the country is heading on the wrong track and disapprove of his handles of a number of issues so

scott walker has. if you go back to his house career in the '90s, i would argue he's the precursor to paul ryan and does but you're a democratic strategist. i talked to one on the phone last night saying, luke, boy, if we had to face a ticket of kasich and rubio, that's tough. ohio florida, executive leadership, change. youth. i mean those two i feel they stood out last night and if by some chance came together, this's a heck of a ticket. >> i agree that would be one heck of a ticket. the problem, though is that you have to look at states like california pennsylvania new york florida, et cetera. and the swing states north carolina virginia et cetera. young people just are not -- rubio and despite what john kasich said, i like whad he said, with respect to the marriage equality issue, but young people are just not with them on that. and so you've got to motivate them to get out and vote on those social issues specifically those social issues. either you're going to be with them and show up for you or you're not an they won't show up for you. we have seen that time and time again. and i think that would s

ryan led the jets when ik enemkpali was drafted in 2014 at conspiracy theory. maria: 1 need to billion dollars in 2013 caused a 400,000 deals you today. joining me to talk about that is scottgood to see you, thanks for joining us. you are just off of the health care conference. what happened at the conference? >> one of the big announcement was google announcing partnership, mary and of high-tech and generated a lot of excitement and compared to prior years' market caps have risen, equity markets have been accommodating and a few biotech companies have multibillion-dollar valuations we haven't seen for a while. maria: why is health care so exciting? you are sitting there seeing all the money moving to health care and deals happening as well. what do you think is behind this? >> better science if you look ten years ago. target cells and that led to accommodating fda, reduced investor perspective and low interest rates and a brisk trade going around. >> the deals we have seen in this space are because of obamacare. the insurance company -- and also the fact the big data, if we gave elon musk the brand we spent on medicaid and medicare, billions of dollars, do you think they