>> reporter: well, this is dog bites man, tamron. don't think there's anything very surprising about this. it is true he said it. it's also true that this has been going on for the past eight years. campaign websites were subject to cyber attack in 2008 and in 2012. president obama has talked about what happened to his site, the mitt romney campaign has talked about their site four years ago. and today when asked about whether there's any indication that the intelligence community is seeing it this year, the director of the office of national intelligence said we've already had some indication of that. now that's all he said, he didn't say where the attacks were coming from and other officials that we've talked to say it's difficult to tell in some of these cyber attacks whether they are domestic, whether they are international, whether they are a mix. but, you know, given the fact that just about everything in life is subject to cyber attacks, it would be remarkable if something as prominent as presidential campaigns weren't subject

>> reporter: hey, tamron.appen here tomorrow. conservative leaders meeting directly with mark zuckerberg. it's an important meeting that officials say could get to the bottom of some fairly serious allegations. the meeting at facebook headquarters is private, but this morning an emerging profile of those planning to attend. conservatives like glenn beck, dana perino and senior advisor to the trump campaign, barry bennett, will all have face time with facebook co-founder mark zuckerberg. >> no one else in the world has the ability to reach as many people as they do, so they have a big responsibility to play it down the middle. >> reporter: the sitdown comes after fallout that facebook suppressed conservative stories from its users on its popular trending topics list. >> even the most popular websites can't compete with facebook in terms of influence and reach. >> reporter: facebook says the trending topics list navigated by millions is identified by algorithms and is only reviewed by facebook employees to make

tamron?oe" discussed wanting the support from certain individuals. he named ben carson. we know he has chris christie, and he referred to some others that he simply would not want their support. when you look at john kasich, hallie in a head-to-head matchup, he had the ability in the early polling to be competitive with hillary clinton. donald trump said he wants a politician. he wants a creature of politics. what do you see is john kasich's potential influence in donald trump's campaign? >> reporter: i mean, listen, as recently as this week, kasich and his campaign have been talking about have they looked better than donald trump in matchups. he has dismissed talk of a vice president talk but that was before the race changed yesterday here in indiana, tamron, that is going to be a question that kasich will face tonight in columbus. >> and there was very little between john kasich and donald trump. the other 16 certainly saw the bad end of what it feels like to face off against donald trump b

tamron. >> all right, gadi, thank you very much., you might recall this viral video. the workers at indiana carrier plant learning they would be losing their jobs as the plant moves to mexico. it became a major talking point ot campaign trail, especially for donald trump. up next, what those workers are saying about their plight and the fact that it is now a campaign rally and cry for trump. >>> also this morning we're looking back at some of the funniest moments from the white house correspondents' dinner. i was there hanging in on all the fun. here's president obama joking about the gop front-runner. >> they say donald lacks the foreign policy experience to be president. but in fairness, he has spent years meeting with leaders from around the world. miss sweden, miss argentina. with that, i just have two more words to say. obama out. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only on

tamron. >> all right, jacob, thank you very much. i'm joined now by howard fineman with the huffington post, robert costa and maria teresa kumar. robert, i'll start with you. corey lewandowski, it wasn't very long ago, a few weeks in fact, people thought his role would be diminished. he was not charged after the incident involving the reporter that we all saw on video, but now his role expanded in a very important way. >> as the trump campaign expands for the general election, its inner circle, its high command is beginning to delegate responsibilities. you have paul manafort, the newly enlisted strategist running the convention. lewandowski is continuing as campaign manager but also in his portfolio, according to my sources close to the campaign, he's going to run and manage the vice presidential search. >> let's talk about the road ahead for him. you have marco rubio saying he would not want the job. by all accounts in the reporting out there, it seems that a lot of people have said no before even being asked, which would go back t

back to you, tamron. >> that is quite a scene out there. we will see what happens in that important area of the state. nbc's ron mott is in krcrown point, indiana, at the lake county fairgrounds there. not the same crowd that we just saw with tony's live shot, but what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, tamron, we're in the cavernous building here on the fairgrounds. i can tell you we've got three generations back here. a first-time voter in the maroon with the ponytail so it's great to see three members, three generations represented in that one family. this is largely a blue county. barack obama carried it almost 2-1 in the last presidential election. this little pocket that we have found is mostly red voters we're finding, so we've spoken to a lot of donald trump supporters here, a ted cruz supporter here. you can see down the table this is where folks are coming in to get their ballots. there are seven or eight precincts in this location. one thing that's interesting that we can tell you about, woe spoke to an elections official just a

>> reporter: hey, tamron.enator sanders is on his way to montana right now. that's one of the next stops in this very steep, uphill climb that he has. even after his double-digit victory last night he only gained a net of five delegates, which means when you look at the overall delegate count, hillary clinton still only needs 14% of overall delegates to win the nomination. he needs to win 86%, although he will argue that if he wins more pledged delegates, as he did last night, he may be able to turn some of the other superdelegates. having said that, there are two aspects of this. there's the math and there's the momentum. he talked about both last night. >> we are in this campaign to win the democratic nomination. we fully acknowledge we are good at arithmetic that we have an uphill climb ahead of us. but we are used to fighting uphill climbs. >> reporter: so he really believes he has the momentum, two wins in a row. they think it will give him a good boost in fund-raising. they were down last month 40% from

. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm tamron hall.egin with some breaking news to report this morning out of north carolina. it surrounds that state's so-called bathroom law. well, today is the deadline for the state to respond to the justice department, which says that the law violates the civil rights act. the state's republican governor has just responded. let's get right to nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. pete, on friday we wondered what would be the next move by the government, by the governor, and now we see at least the plan involves a lawsuit. >> well, and the lawsuit is filed in his name. it's going to be called mccraor versus u.s. when lawyers think about these things they think a lot about the legal captions so they put his name first. it's filed in his name and the secretary of the north carolina department of public safety, which is one of the officials that received this letter from the justice department last week telling them that they had a deadline of today to say what they intended to do about the nort

>> reporter: hey there, tamron. a lot of folks are going to say this is not particularly surprising because a lot of people thought of the six officers who were charged in this case that the case against officer nero was probably the weakest from the state's point of view. he had very limited physical contact with freddie gray, his attorneys argued last week in court, just about a minute and a half or so. he touched him to retrieve an inhaler that freddie gray said he needed after he was detained and arrested. the state argued all along, everything that followed after that point was invalid and illegal because the state contended that was an illegal detention, that the police officers hadn't properly established probable cause for chasing him and detaining him and ultimately arresting him. of course he was placed into that van. he was strapped -- tethered to the legs but was not strapped in by a seat belt. ended up breaking his neck and died a week later and that touched out of riots across this city the days after

you're right, tamron.t wasn't always that way, but who better to invest in me and my community than me? >> the other thing that you've done is your approach to hiring. you've been willing to give people in the neighborhoods who may not be able to get a job somewhere else a chance, because of criminal backgrounds, because of other challenges that may have been included drug arrests. you've said i'm willing to look past this to let you in, to prove yourself. >> definitely. i think that we all, you know, fall off every now and then. in some way or another. and i look at my life. if it weren't for second chances, where would i be? you know, i've never been to prison or anything like that. but i've had a job that perhaps i did something wrong or incorrect. and someone gave me a second chance. and i look at it and i say, if not me, who? and if not now, when? >> and looking at how you started the business, you basically wiped out your savings account. you had money under your mattress. >> i did. >> i can't -- my

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>> reporter: hi, tamron. they're on a short break. from nbc's tom winter who's been in the courtroom. he is talking about the next witness up, which is the chief of the police department that took -- that talked with bill cosby as these allegations from andrea constand were being investigated. i'm reading from some notes that have just come through. they have to do with when cosby talked to andrea constand's mother and he admitted giving her pills of some sort to relax her. and kind of what transpired. according to bill cosby during that time. again, this is the next witness up, and i'm just reading notes that have just come into us here. but a lot of this has to do with the fact that bill cosby told andrea constand's mother that there was no sexual intercourse involved during the interaction at bill cosby's house in 2006, but that he did admit giving her some medication and that he talked to andrea constand's mother several times. and this is continuing preliminary hearing to decide whether we will go forward with the trial here, tam

tamron?trump is now almost even with hillary clinton in our new nbc news/surveymonkey poll released overnight. trump closed the lead to three points. clinton is trying to regain momentum after a string of losses to bernie sanders. trump aides say if clinton is the nominee, trump will hammer her on character issues, her e-mail controversy and over her own response to her husband's infidelities. >>> the u.s. coast guard released dramatic video. three brothers rescued monday after their yacht capsized off erie, pennsylvania. the trio were in rough waves for nearly two hours. they were pulled to safety by the coast guard. they've been hospitalized for thigh hype therm hypothermia. >>> "star wars" fans, there was a luke skywalker sighting in ireland on monday. the jedi and his cast mates arrived ahead of filming there later this week. the movie franchise is using irish locations along the west coast of the country during what is expected to be a three-week shoot. "star wars" episode viii is due to

it's two mints in one, tamron. here's the background of this case. remember that when obamacare came along, it exempted houses of worship, churches, mosques, temples, and said they don't have to provide contraceptive coverage to their employees. this was about the next level down, religiously affiliated organizations, charities, seminaries, colleges and universities that are affiliated with churches. they said they should be exempt too. they said doing what the federal government wanted them to do, filling out a form saying they didn't want to provide that contraceptive coverage, made them complicit nonetheless in providing it because they believe contraception is a sin. well, today the supreme court said we're not going to decide who's right about this case. we're going to send it back to the lower courts. but it very strongly endorsed a compromise that had been bubbling up here over the last couple of months in which the religious affiliated institutions would not do anything positive to say they don't want to have contraceptive coverage, they simp

tamron?nald trump is now almost even with hillary clinton in our new surveymonkey poll overnight. he cut the lead from five points to just three points nationally. that's the closest by the way it's been. clinton is counting on a victory in today's kentucky primaries to regain momentum after a string of losses to bernie sanders. trump aides say if clinton is the democratic nominee, trump will hammer her on character issues. her e-mail controversy and over her own response to her husband's infidelities. >>> the u.s. coast guard has released dramatic video, three brothers being rescued monday after the yacht capsized on lake erie -- off erie, pennsylvania. they clung to the hull in rough waves for nearly two hours. they were pulled to safety by a coast guard chopper and hospitalized for hypothermia. if the boaters had not been wearing their life jackets it is unlikely they would have survived that. >>> and "star wars" fans you'll want to see this one. there was a luke skywalker sighting in irel

john and tamron?dn't get a chance to say thank you. i wanted to say thank you. what was it like to perform in front of 100,000 people? >> that was one of the best experiences we've ever had. we've never performed in front of that many people. that was our largest crowd. it was amazing for us and to open up the show, it was awesome. >> it's wwe's biggest event, especially on memorial day. >> i have to say, meeting you is -- >> yeah, so cool. >> have i mentioned that they are fantastic liars. >> no. >> you guys are fans of john. john's a fan. did you guys know that john will b >> did you know that tamron is going on a campaign? >> we've got to get john to -- >> but i saw you can do your own deal. >> let's see what you have. >> okay. come on, john. >> we'll help you. >> it's just a two step. >> that's good. we're going to add some music. >> and then this leg. a little bit of that. that's it. that's all i have. >> okay. here we go. >> you can do an invisible hair flip. >> yeah! >> ladies, we want him to d

john and tamron?nia, but you performed "america the beautiful" at at&t stadium. i didn't get a chance to say thank you. i wanted to say thank you. >> thank you. >> what was it like at at&t stadium, in front of $100,0100, people? >> we've never performed in front of that many people. i think it was the largest crowd. to be introduced to a different demographic, it was amazing for us. to open the show, it was awesome. >> wwe's biggest event, and you did a great rendition of "america the beautiful." >> meeting you today is so cool. >> have i mentioned they're fantastic liars? >> wow. >> no, no! >> let me picture this. you are fans of john. >> yes. >> did you know john will be hosting the espy awards? >> we didn't know tamron is on campai campaign? >> celebratie ining "7/27." we have to get john to upstage. >> you need to dance. >> you can kind of do your own deal and make your own dance. >> you could. >> let's see what you have. >> let's see, john. >> it's a two step. it's what i got. >> that's good. >>

liberals love her but they might end up going with somebody, a little bit safer choice, tamron. >> itseems as if elizabeth warren fills a lot of the holes that might exist if hillary clinton is the nominee, particularly that bernie sanders crowd, for lack of a better description. he's still drawing in thousands of people. we're not sure what his role will be at the convention, if this plays out the way that it seems by the numbers. so it feels and looks as if elizabeth warren in many ways would be the logical person to look at for this campaign. and when you look at their weaknesses. >> absolutely. you're talking about the potential first woman president and then you could have an all female ticket. huge historic value there too that could drive up the gender gap, which is a huge part of clinton's campaign. but it's really going to depend on what she thinks she needs to do most. is it bring that left wing of the party into the fold, bring the bernie sanders people back into the fold, or is it going to be more about making a play towards independents and persuadable voters when you moa

i'm tamron hall. >> and i'm carson daly.avannah and matt have the day off. >> rain nor shine not stopping anybody, including the servicemen and women. thank you, a debt of gratitude for their service of this country. >> not rain, not hail, not snow is going to stop the harmonizers from coming out on the plaza. the hottest girl group on the plaza that we're excited to have today. >>> weather is threatening cookouts across a large portion of the country. janet shamlian is in myrtle beach, dealing with tropical storm bonnie. >> bonnie has become a holiday spoiler not because of her intensity, but because she's moved so slow. the rains flooded interstates. bumper to bumper traffic for -- get this -- 22 miles. because of the concern for rough water and rip currents on some beaches, people were allowed only up to their knees. >> reporter: memorial day washout for millions of americans. bonnie making its way up the east coast, hitting the carolinas the hardest with rains and flooding. interstate 95 submerged, south of charleston. a

right, tamron?condone fascisms or any isms. a person should -- >> that's from the movie? >> after all, he was the walrus. >> it's only >> sorry. >> that's all from the movie? >> it was all one line. >> she just did a monologue. amazing. >> i love it. >> one of my favorites. it's the 30th anniversary of "ferris bueller's day off." debuted june 11th, 1986. friday was a celebration in chicago. they recreated the parade. >> do we have video? >> there you go. that's the parade scene. >> they sang "twist and shout" during the parade. >> does he get kicked out? >> the bigger story was the ferrari they rode around in. it got severely damaged at the end of the movie. >> i wondered for a while, if it was true. if you could throw it in reverse and set back the odometer. i was 9. >> it didn't work in the movie. it was actually dramatically -- didn't work. movie for you. go see it. >> this is why i believe in spoiler alerts. this is nonsense. >> how long has it been out? >> 30 years. >> you've spoiled it for me.

tamron and jenna? like the remote control or even your bath mat? >> executive editor of good housekeeping magazine megan murphy is here with the dirty truth of germs and bacteria hiding in your home. good morning. >> finish your breakfast. >> let's start with the grossest part of the >> how often do you think you need to clean the toilet bowl? tamron, you told me once a week. you're both right. here's what you need to know. think outside the bowl. the handle tends to be the dirtiest. you want to clean behind it. >> i always clean what i see. >> when you flush, put that lid down so microorganisms don't become airborne. moving on to the bath mat. how often do you think you need to clean the bath mat? >> i said once a week. >> you're right again. yes, you want to clean it once a week. it's one of those things that doesn't seem dirty, but anything that gets wet and doesn't have a chance to dry is like a little heaven for mildew and mold. >> i was wondering how people use that kind of plastic mat in the bat

tamron, we'll keep an eye on it. >> thank you. let me bring in the "washington post" cairo correspondent. thank you so much for your time. can you talk about the scrutiny that the airports in egypt have endured as of late, particularly after the flight of the russian passenger liner went down killing all on board there? >> yes, hello, the egyptian authorities have been under intense scrutiny and i believe it will only get worse for the authorities after this incident. it became particularly bad because the hijacker which had -- who had boarded the russian plane, he basically went through security without any problem whatsoever. so it's very problematic. >> and there were two incidents, one involving the egyptair, i believe that is what you're referencing the hijacker who -- >> yes, exactly. >> upset about his wife, had what he said at the time was an explosive and turned out not to be there but able to go through security. you also have last october the russian passenger plane crash in sinai where 224 people on board. moscow has m

tamron is in for natalie. hey, tamron, good morning. >>> a robotic submarine has joined u.s. chief correspondent bill neely is in cairo with the latest on this investigation. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tamron. day five, and we are still no nearer to knowing what made flight 804 fall from the sky. no closer, it seems, to finding those critical black box flight recorders. but the search and the emotion here is intense. >> reporter: on board a u.s. navy search plane, and all eyes are on the sea. for six hours, 11 crew members scan the water for any sign of life or the missing plane. >> we have a lot of windows throughout the aircraft. everybody is looking out the windows. we have a camera on board, and we're looking with our camera. >> reporter: on this mission, they see nothing that can help. the search for answers is intensifying. egyptian teams flying over the sea. a robot submarine searching under. >> we have been recovering wreckage. we have been recovering human remains. other parts of the plane. >> reporter: but there's no sign the life vests or clothi

that's correct, tamron.ery important for us when we started out to keep things here in america. and i think los angeles is a really particular place right now for textile manufacturing. there's a lot of infrastructure in place and a lot of contractors that are available. so it made it easier for us. >> and when you launched into this, first of all, with what i think is a fantastic idea as a person who travels a lot, you didn't necessarily have the capital so you went about it in the way a lot of upstarts are, you look at raising the funds. you looked for people that would believe in a great idea. >> we did. we went about it in an unconventional way. we actually raised the funds through kickstarter. i had this idea about two years ago. i was on the way to the airport with my brother and he would always mention that he always wished that he had a pillow inside of his hood. and so it took a little bit of time researching the various products on the market and after a long time of consideration, we started to mo

tamron?millions of americans are in the path of a violent storm system that's sweeping across the country. the central part of the country. it generated tornadoes in at least three states sunday night, along with large hailstones and heavy rain. this funnel cloud formed over southern oklahoma. power lines came down, but there were no reports of any serious damage or injuries. southern colorado, where tornadoes this weekend damaged homes and farms and sent five people to the hospital. >>> two soccer fans were seriously injured when a massive brawl broke out sunday after a state championship match in brazil. as the game between arch-rivals ended, fans poured on to the field to attack players. referees and each other. >>> in case you didn't know how snapping turtles got their name, this golfer in this instagram video shows that picking up a snapping turtle probably isn't a good idea. he poses for pictures but gets too close, and the turtle outstretches its neck and all. as far as we can tell, no

be true to your health. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm tamron hall.s out of egypt. we're getting new information that includes that the ntsb is monitoring the situation, the investigation and may be sending assistance to help the egyptian offis

. >> reporter: hey, there, tamron. i think we just saw donald trump's motorcade just came over here to the nrsc. this is the building where republicans are tasked with fund raising and also trying to come up with a strategy for them to keep the senate. donald trump, this is something that a lot of folks have speculated might be troublesome especially for republicans that represent blue or purple states, kelly ayotte in new hampshire, some folks speculate john mccain in arizona could have a tough go of it because of the latino turnout against donald trump. he'll have meetings with officials as well as the senate republican leadership. mitch mcconnell comes to mind. he also will have john cornyn and roy blunt. the interesting difference though, tamron, unlike paul ryan who has been slow to warm up and embrace donald trump, mitch mcconnell said after ted cruz dropped out that he was willing to support the nominee and willing to support trump. a little bit more of a unified front on the senate republican side than we know

tamron is over in the orange room with more on that. tamron?t we have a lot of information about what happened inside. facebook recently faced allegations from a former employee that the company prevents conservative leading stories from appearing on its top trending list. to address those concerns, ceo mark zuckerberg invited conservative leaders to a meeting at headquarters wednesday. glenn beck, dana perino and arthur brooks, among them. it was closed to the media. attendees took to face book afterward to comment about what happened inside. arthur brooks posted we discussed potential solution and strategies to avoid intentional and sub conscious censorship. s.e. cupp posted it went from my perspective, very well. and mark zuckerberg said, in part in his post it doesn't make sense for our mission or business to suppress political content or prevent anyone from seeing what matters most to them. he went on to say i wanted to hear their concerns personally and have an open conversation about how we can build trust. so, obviously, opened the door

tamron?011. for the moment, it was lady gaga. it was pouring rain, and she had on like 200-foot tall heels and killed it. the bruno mars thing, we were all dancing and it was good. >> i found a series of photos here. savannah, obviously, and our stage manager. almost every concert the past two years, you've done this pose. looking forward to seeing this pose this summer. >> we do. this is our performance art project. we do it every year. he's right over there, embarrassed. might have read about him in "men's health," but that's another story. >> you won't recognize him because his shirt is on. >> google it. >> we are going to reveal the list soon, and it's great. we have that coming up in a we have that coming up in a little bit. (ricky gervais) verizon is the number one network in america. i know what you're thinking, they all claim stuff like that. yeah, but some of them stretch the truth. one said they were the fastest. we checked, it was fastest in kansas city and a few other places. veri

peter, good morning. >> tamron, good morning.ft little doubt about who he was speaking during his commencement address at rutgers university. the message to graduates put a premium on knowledge, not ignorance. >> in politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. [ applause ] it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. >> also this morning, one of the women profiled as part of the "new york times" front page expose on trump's behavior toward women is pushing back. there she is telling fox news this morning she's upset by the article, insisting the "times" spun her story to make it sound like trump was demeaning when he asked her to put on a swimsuit and praised her appearance 25 years ago. she said trump was gracious and kind. trump called it a hit piece. this morning, prominent republicans remain so repulsed by trump, that they're recruiting third party options with little success. mitt romney recently contacted john kasich and nebraska senator sasse. both men saying, no chance. as did according to the "washington post

i'm tamron hall live from our msnbc headquarters in new york. we begin with that breaking news. let me show you some live pictures from trump tower where the candidate is set to hold a news conference. now, trump promised to give a full accounting of the money he said he raised for veterans at a fund-raiser back in january. you'll recall trump held that fund-raiser after deciding to skip a fox news debate. now, he's expected to clear up exactly how much money was raised and which groups received or will receive these funds. this follows weeks of delays and inconsistent statements from trump and his campaign. trump originally claimed that he had raised $6 million at that event held again on that same night of the gop debate that he chose to skip, a claim he continued to repeat while campaigning. >> we started out literally 24 hours ago, maybe less. we had no idea and we went out. we set up the website. i called some friends, and we just cracked, the sign was just given. we just cracked $6 million, right? $6 million. i raised $6 million for the vets. i had basically a fund-raiser

i'm here with natalie and tamron. willie is on assignment.bled. woman.at i heart radio noton he is a cutie. >> love him. >> good to have you back, tamron. >> it's good to be back. >> it was a tough week. >> it was. you called me saturday and made my day. beautiful e-mail from natalie. all the outpouring on social media, thank you so much. i appreciate it. i would be lying to you if i said i was 100% myself. i'm not, as this is >> fhat out, i told you, it t anyway, thank you so much, everybody. you've been tremendous. and thank you. >> you had a little distraction this weekend. >> i did. i had been held up in my home with my family. i thought, let me be out and amongst our people. >> people being -- >> i was like a bum in there. anyway, the big name -- >> you look like a bum. he so smoking, by the way. designer i love so much. that's my hair stylist, johnny. she's all about diversity of models of all sizes and shapes. i mentioned her before. so i wore her gown. it was an amazing event. the a-listers came out. will and if thisaterial works well

i'm here with natalie and tamron. willie is on assignment.in my neighborhood recently walking home. i saw what had to be 5,000 girls of a certain age and thought, what's going on? kept walking. then i saw zayn's name scribbled. he was at i heart radio not long ago performing. he's next level. people were worried when he left the group, but he's next level. >> he's gotten good reviews. >> he is adorable, if i might say as an older woman. he is a cutie. >> love him. >> good to have you back, tamron. >> it's good to be back. >> it was a tough week. >> it was. you called me saturday and made my day. beautiful e-mail from natalie. all the outpouring on social media, thank you so much. i appreciate it. i would be lying to you if i said i was 100% myself. i'm not, as this is an ongoing situation. >> for folks who don't know, you were close friends with prince. >> yes. we spoke just two days before he passed away. all of the developments that came out, i told you, it has made me question a lot of things about life and so on and to forth. anyway, than

tamron has that. >> good morning. this was so cool.r last night from the first lady, michelle obama, and dr. jill biden stopping by. look at the audience. the entire audience filled with active duty and retired service members and their families. they were celebrating the fifth anniversary of the joining forces initiative. >> over the past five years, through joining forces, jill and i have had the privilege of traveling across this country and around the world to meet our troops, veterans and our mita we are just in awe of them. >> indeed, in awe. "the voice"'s top ten contestants came out to honor the servicem men and women. dr. biden writing, love seeing all the families at "the voice." pharrell chiming in. and look at this behind the scenes photo from carson. just chilling at "the voice" with flotus. it was the start for michelle obama, marking the anniversary at prince harry's games to support our troops. talk about warming your hearts this morning. that was major. >> nice stuff. >> family rotamron, thank you. >> good to see a pic

tamron. >> peter thank you.ad been ordered twice last year to take one of its two buses off the road for brake problems. investigators are trying to find out if that's the same bus that rolled over outside laredo, the crash killed eight people and injured 44 others. police have not interviewed the driver who was seriously injured. the charter bus was carrying 52 people on a casino excursion. >>> britain's royal launched a charity removing the stigma around mental health issues. prince william was asked about his babies and what he did when they cried. william answered that charlotte wasn't much of a cryer but that big brother george cried quite a bit. his secret was to run the tap and the sound of water would settle them down. really well. did you guys, you're all parents. >> tap? >> no, we would take ours on a ride. >> vacuuming. that works. >> cute. >> thank you. >> just ahead bouncing back from tragedy, what sheryl sandberg is revealing about overcoming the loss of this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth..

hall, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> i'm willie along with al, natalie and tamron hasdom. bay. i remember that last week. with kinder kumar. you need to follow beyonce's mother, tina knowles, on instagram. she's almost better than b. she was singing beyonce's song. she said, i had a bad day and listened to my daughter's song, a winner never quits on themselves, that's the lyric in there. tina knowles, amazing. >> when i hear iga, i think of supermarket. >> no, "ig." >> i was thinking iga too. >> i have to go to the iga and get me some chips. >> a lot of parties, barbecues, a good time. al, we know you were >> the sacrifice of many small farm animals. barbecued chicken. we made that pulled pork on friday, we did that on the big green egg. this thing blew up. i've never had as many views, almost 15,000 views. >> how delicious it looked. >> how long cdid it sit on the grill? >> about five hours. >> did you have it wrapped in the foil? >> i did, but i opened it a little bit. i didn't want to get it too brown. >> what did you season it with? >> he did this whole hawaiian re

walk under the ladder. >> okay. >> tamron?drew luck jersey. if you get it wrong, you have to break a mirror. what famous quarterback wore 13, first to throw for 5,000 yards in a season? you should get this. >> joe montana. dan marino. >> dan marino. >> break a mirror. >> i said dan marino. >> you said joe montana first. >> here you go. >> oh, my gosh! >> come on. i said dan marino. i mean, montana. >> while tamron loses -- oh, there you go. >> oh, man. that's huge. >> i got seven years. >> i'm going to jail, but you have seven years. >>> up next, what julia roberts wasn't wear on the red carpet. these! what are those? that had heads turning on the french riviera. pop fix is next. vo: across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a

thank you. >> thanks, tamron. love it. >> i think that guy is like, i just hugged tamron hall.ly hills. natalie, you were honored for the nbc series "i am unbroken," which is cool. >> really fun. >> and our pal, kathie lee, dedicating her award to her late husband, frank gifford. also they met original wonder woman linda carter, lifetime achievement award recipient. >> i'm the biggest kathie lee fan, but linda carter and kathie lee together, these are the women who paved the way for us. still do my wonder woman pose now and then. >> of course, hoda wasn't there but was honored for her radio work on the hoda show on our siriux xm channel 108. >> and rachel delima, i think she got a shoutout yesterday, but i will repeat it, as well as jackie levin, who help to do the whole series with it. >> love it. >> how about a check of the weather? >> lovely idea as i limp on over -- just walking a little -- >> little gingerly in the bum area. >> knee or the bum? >> thankfully -- what was that shot? that was really disturbing, john. all right. we are watching more severe weather developing r