seuss invented the word nerd? oh, he created the nerkel, too. but most important, dr.em here or there, i do not like them -- >> anywhere! >> reporter: and in the words of a mischievous cat in a red and white hat, it's fun to have fun but you have to know how. and these kids, well, they do now. for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc news, springfield, massachusetts. >> a big thanks, by the way, to our man dave shire downstairs. >> i'm impressed he found a rhyming word for tibbles. >> what's your favorite seuss sfwhook. >> fox in sox. >> green eggs and ham. >> yeah. i do not like that - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that's our business model. and our business model is... delicious. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >>> hi, everyone, i'm megyn kelly. i hope you'll join me tomorrow night fo

seuss invented the word nerd? oh, he created the nerkel, too. but most important, dr.them here or there, i do not like them -- >> anywhere! >> reporter: and in the words of a mischievous cat in a red and white hat, it's fun to have fun but you have to know how. and these kids, well, they do now. for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc news, springfield, massachusetts. >> a big thanks, by the way, to our man dave shire downstairs. >> i'm impressed he found a rhyming word for tibbles. >> what's your favorite seuss sfwhook. >> fox in sox. >> green eggs and ham. >> yeah. i do not like that donald tmeet phil murphy,by former goldman sachs bankers. another wall street banker running for governor, whose firm helped trigger the financial meltdown that put millions out of work and out of their homes. murphy's trying to buy the election, paying off new jersey bosses. my name's john wisniewski, and i'm running for governor of new jersey. john wisniewski, the son of a millwright, who uncovered the bridgegate scandal and exposed chris christie's corruption. the choice -- insider wall stree

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. >> reporter: with a name they call him seuss. he sniffs out gluten for 13-year-old el lynn. >> i haven't gotten sic i really long time, and it's a really big relief. >> reporter: the indiana teen was joined with cele yak disease, which affects 3 million americans. those living with it must avoid gluten. that's tough. it's practically everywhere. >> my favorite food i had to stop eating was actually chicken and biscuit crackers. >> reporter: despite a dramatic diet change, she was sensitive to even the tiniest amounts. >> if one puts a crouton on the salad and takes it off and says it's supposed to be gluten free, and previously she would saying it looks good to me, eat it, and be sick for three days. >> reporter: today that rarely happens thanks to seuss's powerful nose. if he races the paw, he smells gluten if he turns his head, the item is safe. >> i don't feel like i have to be a complete control freak. >> she tch visited colorado springs to visit maggie, with this exercise. one of my hands haz gluten powder, the other does. >

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seuss is opening in the author's hometown. the amazing world of dr. seuss opens saturday and the collection will have some of his belongings, the exhibits will explore how his childhood experiences shapes his books. you can even go through his own boyhood bedroom. talk about a creative guy. alison: what took so long? jonathan: c'mon! didn't they read the books when they were kids. michelle: check this out. this has us talking. incredible video of a tornado sweeping through canada. this is in a rural section of alberta. look at that. the storm happened on friday. if the funnel cloud wasn't cross enough, look at this next picture. it went viral over the weekend. that is a man mowing the lawn with the twister in the background. it looks so close but his wife who snapped the photo said it looks close but it's pretty far away. nothing to see here, honey. keep mowing. jonathan: he brought had headphones on and she finally said okay, do your thing. the grass does need cutting. >> it looks photo shopped. jonathan: doug, we have to bring you in. doug: i wouldn

seuss were there. loved ones donated personal letters and drawings from the late author.y the museum gives people a better idea of the man behind the beloved children's books. (james) ahead at nine on the kron 4 morning news... bill cosby is in court right now as his trial begins in a rape case from more than a decade ago. we'll get a report from pennsylvania . and breaking news out of orlando. multiple people killed in a shooting at a business. we'll have the latest information. plus... more arrests made in london following a terror attack that killed seven people and injured dozens of other people. the new overnight developments. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. lets start the morning with a check of traffic with robin... major residual delays into san francsico due to an earlier crash . all approaches are backed up. on the bay bridge span trafic improving. wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (anny hong): dry and seasonable weather today into tuesday. some cooling starts by wednesday ahead of the next weather system. on thursday a late season cold fron

seuss figure called the grinch that stole christmas. those did not hurt at all. so now we get to what it to mistakes in my career. the by the third charge i should have filed a charge against the people who did it. the liberal political abuse of the ethics process. they knew they were observed and fake they knew that was a constant repetition is somebody files 82 charges but one charge and we also won against the irs. but the one charge they got me but then that they never did anything that was a federal. so i warned the white house to be very careful. to be hired by the ethics committee. and imagining his bias. now to get anything out of 1 million pages with obstruction of justice so now try some time to remember four years ago it 3:00 in the afternoon and that is what they are up against. so i keep telling everybody at the white house. this is not real estate law is criminal law. this is not a game. and then to elect public and institutions so what of those were very successful. one better not big enough to compete nationally. but we had to grow the system to b

seuss book "oh, the places you'll go." >>> and mercy philadelphia hospital celebrated its 100-year anniversarya look at this video that the hospital sent to us. pictures blown up to show off the early years and a gospel choir performed. >>> holiday weekend is almost here. your family might be headed down the shore. >> a lot of folks are. safety initiative on the streets after a deadly string of events involving pedestrians. >>> and keeping our waterways dry. at 6:00 the precautions to keep you and your family safe while boating this holiday weekend. ♪ >>> welcome pack. lester holt joins us from new york. >> he has a look at what's coming up on "nbc nightly news." >> ahead for us tonight, important news it if you bring your laptop on board when you fly. we'll tell you about the security change coming to certain airports. also a family of an american journalist taken captive in syria remains hopeful. we'll have more conversation with the parents of austin. >>> and news we don't usually hear this time of year about gas prices. we'll talk about that and the day's news when we see you on "nbc night

seuss greeted people in massachusetts.the places you can go inside fans find personal letters and drawings that were donated by the relatives of the late author and illustrator. >> what's your favorite book by him? >> places you can go. >> i'm reading so many to my children, i love them all. >> i love green eggs and ham. >> reporter: yeah, he's got a lot of good ones. let's get you outside, you know we've got a good one. lots of sunshine this morning, bright blue skies, today is a nice day we'll see an increase in clouds and we'll be dry. unless you're in the poconos, you will have a couple of showers. temperatures are chilly, 37 degrees in the poconos. here we are in the beginning of june you're five degrees above the freezing mark right now. chilly stuff up there. allentown, 49. quakertown, 42. even the lehigh valley and the northwestern suburbs cool stuff. philadelphia, 57. millville, 48. trenton, 50 degrees, satellite and radar, showers and storms out to the west. the majority of that will stay to the west today, but i

. >> stephen: you actually have another name, your real name you actually seuss use, tell the peoplemy real make is doug-- douglas, michael douse las. immediately gets a laugh. >> stephen: so easy. was just starting out and i got this job and because of the union there was pike douglas who used to have a talk show. >> stephen: sure. >> and michael douglas, the movie star, actor. and somebody said well, you know, you have to change your name, i said i don't really want to change my name, i'm very proud of my name, by the way, i'm easing my name back into-- i'm trying to kind of ease it back in. because i'm proud of my name. so they said well, you know, you have to change your name. i said why. because there are two other guys in the union. so i changed my name. now what is great is i used my real name, michael john douglas for everything, except, you know, on a marquee or a gig, right. so people get very confused because there will be, you will be going somewhere and there will be a driver with a sign saying michael douglas and then i show up. and they look so because-- . >> stephen:

seuss. for those that care, those that matter they don't care about my position and those who care don't matter. it is an astounding and stunning email my daughter sent to me. one of my daughters is more interested in politics than the other one. she is a little liberal when i say when i run for office, got a good name but you can't be way out here, my daughter emma, and it is not so bad. she is a liberal too but they are starting to understand politics. we don't talk about it at home. this is not what we talk about. talk to my wife about this unless i have some things that is really bothering me. i leave that at the door. she is very insistent that i don't go in the house with my phone and keep being distracted that they are great. i love them and they support me and all is good. >> host: when i was governor i insisted that john and i would go away with the kids for a week doing something we had never done before, go around the national parks, learning to kayak or mountain bikeing, to have

seuss. for those that care, for those that matter they don't care and about my condition and those who care don't matter. it's an astounding and stunning e-mail that i daughters out to me. my daughters, one of my daughters as marchers and politics than the other one. she is a little liberal and greece look if you ever run for office you got a good name but you can't be way out here because you will have to be a republican. my daughter emma, it's not politics is not her thing but she told her mother she said you know it's not so bad that reese is a feminist but what i really don't like issues a liberal too. we don't talk about it really at home. this is not what we talk about and i don't talk to my wife really about this unless i have something that's really bothered me. i leave that at the door and she's very insistent that i don't go in the house with my phone and keep you distracted but they are great and i love them and they support me and all is good. >> host: i found when i was governor

seuss fans. >> the museum is located in springfield, massachusetts and it's dedicated to the beloved children's author. it features interactive exhibits and art work that we haven't seen publicly and how is childhood in the city shaped his work. >>> so still ahead, how alpacas and uncle sam think about that one for a second. why lawmakers are targeting livestock battle. >>> and they were accepted to one of the most prestigious universities in the world but now 10 high schoolers can say goodbye to their future vo: delivering cleaner, reliable energy... creating jobs for our veterans... helping those in need save money on their energy bills. it takes 16,000 dominion energy employees doing the job. and now, dominioern engy is investing $15 billion to build and upgrade our electric and natural gas infrastructure... creating jobs now and for the future. that works for everyone and dominion energy is helping power the companies that power our economy. he's somebody who says,. i am going to make change. and i wanna make change not for the richest, not for the most powerful, i'm gonna

seuss.tive exhibits and artwork and how his childhood experiences in massachusetts shaped the work. >>> well california considering changing the clocks for good. proposal would end daylight saving time in the golden state. california adopted daylight saving time in 1949 but critics say it's completely unnecessary. knacked and signed into law the seventy eight state would have to seek approval from the federal government which governs daylight saving time. would it then put it to vote to the people and the same way did it when voters approved it almost seven decades ago. >> i think everybody likes the long days of the summer, though. so i don't really have strong feelings either way. i think daylight savings time is good but i would just like it to be more, you know, regular. >> it's an illusion to me that we don't really gain any electricity savings or anything like that. um, i mean ultimately, it would be easier not to change time. >> if passed and approved california would join only two ot

seuss line, "i do not like green eggs and ham. i would not eat them on a rope.th some soap. i would not" -- >> even with the pope. [ light laughter ] >> seth: where did you take your wife on your honeymoon? >> pittsburgh, not paris. >> seth: oh. [ laughter ] what does the president call his hands when he eats at a restaurant? >> steak holders. [ light laughter ] >> seth: hey, spicy, dumbass says "what?" >> it was a good try. [ light laughter ] >> seth: ah-ha, almost got you. what would the president do if 14 angry llamas ran into the oval office and started speaking french while the president was eating a plate of calamari? >> i honestly haven't asked him that specific question. [ laughter ] >> seth: fair enough. it was very specific. [ light laughter ] can you describe ted cruz in three words or less? >> an effective tool. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: what is your favorite line in "50 shades of grey"? >> "he was received with incredible warmth." [ laughter ] >> seth: what is your favorite tv show starring will smith? >> "the crown prince of abu dhabi." [

seuss? >> same pictures. same dr. seuss.'s that? >> take a look at these. there you go. >> oh. look at you. >> yep. >> what a fine young man you've turned into, gavin. >> was that an accident with every picture? >> jenna, we didn't start this as a tradition. we just loved that picture and then, like, later on we were like, oh, let's recreate that picture. then we did it every time and now we have a tradition. >> we do have a tradition. >> there you go! >> we do a family dog pile. so weird. we do a family dog pile. i did it with my parents. henry and i -- >> like you pile on each other? >> yes. >> for school? >> nothing to do with school. we did take this picture. this is the same picture i took with my parents. >> perfect! >> that's great! >> nothing to do with anything. but i have a tradition. >> i think you're getting misty thinking about the tradition. >> our other producer, alli, what is the buddha statue tradition? >> she is in the control room. >> oh, standing next to a statue. >> about the same as the dog pile. makes

seuss, i apologize for that. people will rely more with good news than bad news, bad news they'll say that's noise and good news they'll say, okay. if you zap it, then the good news bad-news effect disappears. okay, so what i was interested in and am interested in is how this works for political information. so here is what we did. we got initial study which i will tell you about, this has been replicated with more people. we got basically 300-plus americans recruited them and sorted them in three groups based on answers to questions about the environment. strong climate change believers, we climate change believers and moderate climate change believers, creative names. the data we got is not surprising in terms of their antidepressanted -- anticipated warming. the weak 3.6. the only thing that's interesting there that the weak believers are not at 1 or 0, they are 3.6. probably roughly with america's bottom is. here is what we did and how we try today figure out how people ree react today information. in the goo

seuss. >> same pictures, dr. handshake tradition? what's that? >> take a look at these? there you go. >> look at you. >> yeah. >> what a fine young man you've turned into, gavin. >> was that an accident with every picture. >> what i was going to say, what's weird about that one, jenna, maybe this will be with you, we didn't start it as a tradition. we just loved that picture and we were like let's recreate that picture. >> we do have a picture. a family dog pile, which is so weird. a family dog pile. i did it with my parents. henry and i -- >> you mean like you pile on each other. >> pile on each other. >> for school? >> has nothing to do with school. it has nothing to do with school, but we did take this picture. this is the same picture i took with my parents. >> perfect. >> that's so fun. >> that's great. >> nothing to do with anything but a tradition. >> i think you're getting misty thinking about it. >> i do have traditions. >> our other producer, what's the buddha tradition? >> she's in the control room. >>

seuss greeted people at the grand opening of his brand new museum in spring field, massachusetts. white striped hats greeted him. inside fans will find letters and drawings that were donated by relatives of the late author and illustrator. >>> did you know that today is national cheese day? no joke, chris sowers. if you're enjoying the dairy with your breakfast, cheese omelet. according to the international dairy association the making of cheese dates back 4,000 years. it's not clear who made the first cheese, but it is in big demand, more than one-third of all milk produced in the u.s. alone is made to manufacture cheese and just last week, the governor of wisconsin officially declared cheese the dare -- dairy product of the state. >> i love cheese. >> reporter: i do too. anything sharp i love it. let's get you outside and show you the view at old city. we've got the clouds rolling in quickly. we started out with sunshine first thing this morning now we're seeing mainly cloudy conditions, it will stay that way the rest of the morning and afternoon. a couple of us could see shower