. >> well, gwen stefani spent this weekend rocking wango tango in los angeles, where we joined her backstage revealed where her pal on "the voice," adam levine, keeps texting her incessantly. >> are you giving them any advice? >> i' not a good advice i've definitely been watching her belly grow. i'm so happy for them. i'm excited. it's fun because i've had so many kids. i'll be like, and then this happens and this happens. wait, this is what's going to happen. it's fun. >> gwen certainly does know parenting. she's got three boys. kingston, who's 9, zuma, 7, and apollo, 2. behati is expecting in september. at kiss fm's concert, where gwen performed, she told us adam wants her input. >> adam keeps texting me, what about thiname, what about this name? >> any names he's told you? >> are you kidding me? like i would tell you. >> come on, spill the tea. >> >> yeah, totally spill it. >>> all right. coming up next, the performances on"the voice" are so good, but did you know it takes a small army to pull those off? we're going to show what you don't see on tv. >> pretty incredible how they do it. it

in 1993 they went to a tango club in finland of all places wondering how did such a hot-blooded danceuch a cold-blooded place? ♪ >> the finnish tango is not to be confused with the groin-grinding passionate latin american version. the finns have managed to neutralize all that. it's a sad shuffle in a minor key. with lyrics to reaffirm a couple's instinctive sense of hopelessness. >> humor's one of the hardest things to do on television. but in a subtle way morley accomplished it on a regular basis. >> could it be the true secret of happiness is a swift kick in the pants. >> reporter: he's always had humor, authenticity and a sharp eye for the absurd. >> to the outsider thaez shows are another planet, part dazzling, part rocky horror show. models who seem as angry as they are emaciated, wearing clothes fit for a cadaver. >> reporter: but morley insists there's one element above all that's crucial for television. >> the impact is what you're saying, not so much what they're seeing. >> reporter: in other words, the writing. up until fairly recently, he did it the old-fashioned way, on a

with sultry moves like a tango and we go right into cuba with the mambo and cha-cha-cha. i do not know i wanted to be king. it just happened. it was suggestion of my teacher who mentored me into competing. my message is representing my community. it's one of the best things that have happened. want to bring joy to people and celebrate cultural diversity and dance into what i am all about. >> that will do it for us here today. all of this information will be on ktvu.com. our special thanks to the mission cultural center, thank you for joining us we will see you next time. j?j?j7 >>> welcome to this ktvu segment two special. i'm can wane. segment two allows us to dig deeper into stories you might not have heard about. one of the most popular segments. in this special, we will revisit some of the most memorable reports from the past couple of years. including a profile of a former ktvu anchor. and a look at the beatles. the last concert at candlestick park. we begin in san francisco's toughest neighborhood. an area plagued by poverty, crime and drug use. i spent a night alon

is trying to get ginger to face her fears about the dance that scares her the most, the argentine tango. >> it's a huge dea it's taking it away from what is a little more natural, and going full out and becoming a panther. roar. >> whoa! >> tonight paige and mark will do he pasadoble. remember when paige danced with substitute dancer alan bersten? the rumor mill calls them dating dancers. will you set the record straight? >> i'm single. very single right now. >> paige is graceful and athletic on the dance floor. but she is one tough cookie in ufc octagon. i think i'm good shape so i asked her to show me how she completes a smackdown. round 2. i give up! but let's see ow i can take a p listen, it seemed like a really good idea at the time. >> a little embarrassing. and painful. >> but i did not bruise. i will be in the ballroom tonight, i'm taking my daughter for my date. we'll have all the drama tomorrow. >>> abby lee miller, we all know her as the instructor on "dance moms." unlike cameron. it's pretty shocking to see a different side of abby when she sat down with a spirit med who tal

he traveled the world covering everything from the tango craze in finland to the british passion for gardening. he documented good food, fine wine, great cars -- >> awful puns. >> reporter: in one of "60 minutes" most popular shows, he interviewed the muppets. >> i thought this was a high-class show. >> reporter: he took on the art world twice. first in the '90s when he questioned the value of modern art. >> it's a white rectangle. >> right. >> reporter: again in 2012. >> the cute, the clumsy, and the incomprehensible. >> reporter: safer was himself an artist. >> room service closes, safer begins. >> reporter: he carried art supplies when he traveled and spent his sleepless hours painting his many hotel rooms. over his many years with "60 minutes," safer picked up the most prestigious awards in journalism. for a man who enjoyed telling stories, he always said there was no better job than the one he had. he did it well. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," terror targets. how terrorist groups over the years often look to attack airplanes. >>> later, san francisco's police chief re

. >> it takes two to tango. with the republican congress -- >> look, i have tapes of bill clinton saying we're going to balance the budget between seven and nine year, between eight and ten, seven and nine. back and fort. >> we got it done quicker. >> bill clinton, pete domenici and john kasich got him to go along with their plan. >> he did this speech in june of 95s 95, he did the deal, he was re-elected. >> in one sense, monica, doug is right about thirs, bill clinton had a capacity to deviate from his indoctrination, unlike the current president. the end of welfare as we knew it. it was driven by the republican congress. that was the newt gingrich agenda. >> that's exactly right, sean. look, bill clinton is a completely different ball of wax from barack obama who is totally ideological and a committed leftist. bill clinton was a pragmatic centrist and actually wanted to get things done to improve the economy. look, the problem with hillary's formulation about putting bill in charge of the economy, the economy

since world war ii, i believe, he proceed ed to do the wave of the communist dictator and dance the tango, so i don't think president obama had a lot of room to talk. this is also the guy that draws red lines and fails to follow through, so i don't think he's exactly sending a strong message to other world leaders respected here either. >> you know who didn't rattle world leaders? >> president obama. >> oh, i don't think he did. >> is that good is this. >> i think it's very, look, we have trieded to calm down a world, end two war, we're trying our best, but i can't agree with president obama more. you look at things like bond markets. we're on cash iing in today. who says oh, you know, i may not respect the value of u.s. bonds. imagine the impact on world financial market frs that kind of talk. imagine the impact on saying i'm going to impose tariffs. i'm going to stop free trade in the world. what would that do the our global economy? imagine the impact of a guy who says one minute, oh, i don't think we should raise minimum wage, then says maybe we should in some states, but not others.

. >> ballroom dancing, tango dancing. >> he's a mystery. >> the popular chef whose own hardships haveorged a commitment to helping others. >>> though it is the capital of california, sacramento is a mid-sized city surrounded by thousands of square miles of farmland. yet it still must cope with big-city crime. authorities say more than 50 gangs battle for territory and notoriety here. and many of those rivalries come to a head inside the sacramento county jail. >> we have our ortenos, sacramaniacs, m.o.d., masters of destruction. there's a laundry list of gang wet have just within this county. >> most of the inmates here are only charged with crimes. they're awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. but with so many rival gangs, separating enemies is a constant challenge for gang investigators like deputy gaiman. >> the unique thing about gangs now, it's not the traditional bloods versus crips. traditionally, someone was wearing blue, you knew they weren't going to get along with somebody wearing red. the colors are starting to go away now and it's becoming a lot harder to track

niles and peta showed off the waltz and ginger and val danced a tango getting all 10's. >> one door closes and something else opens and i trust that like everything happens like it is suppose to, we went out tonight but we went out on a high note and i had an amazing experience and i conask for a better partner or experience on this show. >> the dancing for the five remaining couples remain pat toomey started his career as an investment banker. then, a wall street wheeler-dealer overseeing stock trades in new york, london and tokyo. next, toomey moved to hong kong to work with wealthy chinese investors. in the senate, it's no surprise toomey's been siding with wall street. voting to allow banks to continue making the risky investments that wrecked our economy. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. . >>> final check of the accuweather forecast as we head into the afternoon. as we look at the northern and western suburbs this is all we get to. 56, 59 and reading has a shot at 60 and 58 in philadelphia and similar numbers with cloudy and damp conditions, occasionally you se

he traveled the world covering everything from the tango craze in finland to the british passion for gardening. he documented good food, fine wide, great cars. in one of "60 minutes'" most popular shows he interviewed the muppets. >> i thought "60 minutes" was a high class show. >> reporter: and he took on the art world twice. in the '90s he questioned the value of modern art. >> it's a white rectangle. >> right. >> reporter: then again in 2012. >> cute, clumsy and incomprehensible. >> reporter: but safer himself was an artist. >> room service -- >> reporter: he carried art supplies when he traveled and spent his sleepless hours painting in his many hotel rooms. over his many years with "60 minutes," he picked up dozens of awards in journalism. for a man who enjoyed telling stories, he always said there was no better job than the one he had. craig boswell, cbs news. >> he was legendary. morley safer was 84 years old. he leaves behind a wife and a daughter. >>> four scientists from the prayer are receiving top honors today from president obama at the white house. two scientists center

in 1993, they went to a tango club in finland, of all places.such a hot blooded dance wind up in such a cold-blooded place? >> safer: the finnish tango is not to be confused with the groin-grinding, passionate latin american version. the finns have managed to neutralize all that. it's a sad shuffle in a minor key, with lyrics to reaffirm a couple's instinctive sense of hopelessness. >> fager: humor's one of the hardest things to do on television. but in a subtle way, morley accomplished it on a regular basis. >> safer: could it be that the swift kick in the pants? and not only that... >> kroft: he's always had humor. authenticity. and a sharp eye for the absurd. >> safer: to an outsider, these shows are another planet part dazzling part rocky horror show. models who seem as angry as they are emaciated, wearing clothes fit for a cadaver. >> kroft: but morley insists there's one element above all that's crucial for great television. >> safer: what you're aiming at are people's ears more than their eyes. the impact is what you're saying, not so muc

, long contracts, you expect the price to be $50-55 toward the end of the year, the market is in a tango state, the market is priced in, the spot price is 43, the market in december is it 48? i don't know where that is right now. so again, boone's 100% right. to me, i'm all about where is the biggest roi, return on my investment in energy space? with the leverage and the price of natural gas getting decimated over the last year, year and a half, there's more leverage and less risk buying dips in natural gas than there is in trying to go ahead and make the extra four or five dollars there could be in crude. >> i think it's more than four or five. maria: more? how much? >> that's the only place that mark and i haven't agreed on everything he said. i think there's more there. maria: and part of this is -- as we've been talking about saudi arabia. number one, we had the production freeze, nothing came out of it. the saudis wouldn't do anything because the iranians wouldn't partake, and you hear saudi arabia saying we may consider taking iran co public, in an ipo, would you buy that deal? >>

. >> the finished tango is not to be confused with the grinding passionate latin-american version. >>e loved wine. and art. and cars. and shared that appreciation with frequency. morley safer set a standard few have been able to follow. harry smith, new york. >> he and his style will be missed. dead at the age of 84. >>> just ahead, lebron makes history again, and the most ridiculous dude perfect shot ever, next. this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms that has the power to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do with fewer relapses. tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that usually leads to death or severe disability, and decreases in your white blood cells. the most common side effects are flushing and stomach problems. tell your doctor about any low white blood cell counts, infections, any other medical conditions, or if you are pregnant or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding or plan to breastfeed. learn more about the most prescribed pill for relapsing ms

. >> the finished tango is not to be confused with the groin grinding passionate latin-american version. >> reporter: he loved wine and art and cars and shared that appreciation with frequency. morley safer set a standard few have been able to equal. harry smith, nbc news new york. >> our thoughts tonight with morley's family and his work family, our friends at "60 minutes." that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good evening.his resignation ==raj/take vo== right now at 6. san francisoc's embattled police chief -- has been forced out. mayor lee making e >>> i've asked for his resignation. >>> right now at 6:00, a san francisco shakeup. the embattled police chief has been forced out. mayor lee making that stunning announcement about an hour ago. good evening, thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >>> i'm jessica aguirre. tonight greg sur is out of a job. >> we have several reports on this breaking story. let's start with jean elle. a month of protests and calling for his job. what's the reaction at city ha

she and her professional partner val scored 27 out of 30 for their fusion dance and the argentine tangoot. >>> the scene on the way to the airport of the show. ginger instagramed this photo along with the winners and hosts tom bergeron. >> ginger saying it was an honor to dance with all of them. then it was on to their private plane, the whole crew flying from southern californiaover night to new york city. >> that's because all of them will be on "good morning america" this morning. we'll have plenty of dancing and fun with all the contestants, that's all coming up. >> that looks like a party plane in it does, indeed. >> dancing was so great. >> this was really probably my favorite season so far. >> i think so, yeah. ♪ >> well, this, though, was a bit unnerving. >> yep. a woman was camping in africa. she caught sight of three female lions lapping some water outside of her tent. the moisture was left over from heavy rain the night before. >> there is he discuss that flimsy tent separating the lions from the lady. somehow she managed to maintain her composure to get these great images ev

professional partner val chmerkovskiy scored 27 out of their 30 for their fusion dance of the argentine tangond fox trot. controversy with her particular dance. >> there was. at one point the judges said she made a mistake when she turned to the crowd and started clapping and nyle and ginger said no, that was intentional. it was for her to have a good time and thank the crowd for their support. >> it did seem a little out of step. but it was exciting. it's great. >> she jumped in and said she was just trying to enjoy that moment. i'm sure it was a great one. it wasn't all just about the competition. the first 90 minutes of the show featured performances from all of the season's departed dancers including geraldo riviera. >> there goes geraldo. nicely tanned. a special guest appearances in the meantime, among others, from guy. you know him. mr. 305. and these ladies put in work. fifth harmony performing their new song titled "all in my head with nyle and peta backstage. >> through an interpreter, nyle explained that this was much more profound for him than just for himself. >> it really means

she earned her second perfect score for her argentine tango. >> it was beautiful, as well. >> paige vanzantnd mark ballas as well as antonio brown co-starring his abs and sharna burgess performed stunning waltzes there but neither was performance was enough to put them at the top of the leader board. >> and finally, "fuller house" star jodie sweetin and keo motsepp earned their first perfect score of the season. but -- >> that's great. >> then she got the boot. >> wait. >> it was not enough to keep her in because the voting was based on her performance from last week's show, which was not good enough to keep her in the running. >> so you get a perfect 10. >> and then you get to go home. >> but she said it was a highlight. what more could she ask for than to go out on all 10s. her mother turned to her and said iid it. >> good for her she starts shooting today on "fuller house." >> it worked out conveniently for her. >> now only five couples remaining. getting down there. >> double elimination next week. >>> next to catch a falling star. >> it's becoming a sort of thing with jennifer lawrence

impressive enough that he's made it this far despite being deaf, an he danced last night the ann argentine tangoblindfolded. so he can't see or hear anything that's going on. yet, somehow he was able to master this choreography. needless to say, crowd was impressed. the judges were, too. they gave him a perfect score. a perfect 10, 30 across the board. >> it was absolutely beautiful. >> what a moment. >> also scoring a perfect 30, wan yea morris and lynn say arnold with a fast paced '20s charleston but it wasn't enough to keep them from getting the bool. >> that's right. and pittsburgh steeler antonio brown and sharna burgess, despite what some critics say was his best dance of the season scoring 28, they're also packing. >> yeah, it was probably the only time that he wore a shirt all season long. >> not that i'm complaining. > yeah, exactly. so that means ufc fighter paige vanzant and mark ballas made the cut after scoring a near perfect 29 after dancing a perfect trio samba with alan bersten, hip hip chin chin. >> she is fantastic. >> surprisingly, i wouldn't have pegged her to be this good. >

obama: i wish i had met you before i started tangoing in argentina. [laughter] pres. obama: could have given me some tips. a and this is something that i think is particularly remarkable: jahana inspires her students to give back. i think she understands that actually sometimes the less you have, the more valuable it is to see yourself giving, because that shows you the power and the influence that you can bring to bear on the world around you. one year, she had been assigned to a group that seemed unmotivated, so she found out what was distracting them. seven students in one class had recently lost a parent to cancer. so she organized a relay for life team through the american cancer society, and it became an annual event. last year, when jahana went online to register her team, she noticed not one, not two, but fourteen teams led by former students had already signed up. she organized her students to walk for autism, to feed the homeless, to donate clothes, to clean neighborhoods, and even to register voters. and so it takes a unique leader to get students who don't

now enjoy it. ♪ >> reporter: her sultry argentine tango scoring all 10s making that a second week ofy. >> reporter: and the first jodi and keo. >> i did it. >> but i literally just laid everything inside of me out on that floor. >> reporter: but in a bombshell twist those 10s weren't enough to keep them in the ballroom. >> i just had such an amazing experience with this i can't help but walk away from it. full of gratitude. >> the last few weeks i've seen the confidence even bigger. she came alive. >> really truly life changing. i learned things about myself that i never came into this competition expecting and i'm stronger better person for it. >> and jodi starts production early this morning for "fuller house" so she's moving full speed ahead from the dance floor, guy, get excited. next week, double elimination. >> whoa. we're excited, jesse. joining us now ginger and val. congratlations. another great night. >> michael and i were noticing with that piece running you two are watching every bit of it intently like ginger like you're always looking for a possibity >> yes, you have to

. >> the finished tango is not to be confused with the grinding passionate latin american version. >> reporter: he loved wine and art and cars and shared that appreciation with frequency. morley safer set a standard few have been able to equal. harry smith, in, nbc news new york. >> our thoughts with morley's friends and family. that will do it for us on thishursday t >>> blake shelton revealing how gwen saved his life. >> his new interview about finding love after both of their breakups, now, on "extra." >>> blake shelton pours his heart out about gwen. >> we could not be on paper any more different. >> their unexpected hook-up. the new untold story behind the music of their new duet. >>> donald trump's explosive new clinton slam. >> it's about groping and fondling. >> and rape. >> far will trump go to destroy hillary? >> will it work? we'll see. >> and why megyn kelly's unleashing on the daily show's trevor noah over her trump interview. >>> beyonce's surprise reconciliation with her dad. is he actually the target of the cheating lyrics in lemonade? >>> countdown to eva longoria's w

nyle dimarco, as if it's not impressive enough he does this deaf, last night he danced an argentine tangond seeing anything in the ballroom was just a level of skill that impressed not only the audience clearly but the judges, as well. they gave him a perfect score, 10s across the board. >> it was a beautiful performance. >> yes. >> he's been so impressive through this whole thing. >> it's going to be a great finale. scoring a perfect 30 juan anyway morris and lindsay article noeld with a 1920s inspired charleston. not tough to get eliminated. >> antonio brown and sharna burgess. die sp despite what some say was his best performance it wasn't enough to keep him in. >> paige vanzant and mark ballas had a near perfect 29 and a trio samba with alan behrten to "hip hip chin chin." >> ginger zee scored a near perfect 29 with her quickstep an looked beautiful. the judges could not stop raving about her. >> they were a little harsh at types but i thought it was beautiful. both performances that they had. i should mention that antonio brown and wayna morris will be on "gma" later this morning. >>

. >> carrie ann called their tango mind-blowing plus ginger and val will join us live this morning. >eally great. >>> but now, we move on to meghan trainor. she is taking a stand against photoshopping. you know, she's famous for her songs about body acceptance and when she found out the producers made her look slimmer in that new music video, she pulled it. amy is here with the story. >> good morning, guys. trainor said she cried when she saw it for "me too." she said she immediately realized her waist had been photoshopped to look much smaller than it actually is and this morning she is demanding that the video not be released until the photoshop is removed. ♪ ♪ turn the bass off >> reporter: just hours after the music video for her new single "me too" hit the internet it vanished. overnight trainor speaking out. to her fans on snapchat. >> hey, guys, i pulled the "me too" video because they photoshopped the crap out of me and i'm so sick of it and i'm over it. so, i took it down until they fix it. >> reporter: she made the decision to take it down after she noticed her body was phot

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. >> the finished tango is not to be confused with the grinding passionate latin american version. >> reporter: he loved wine and art and cars and shared that appreciation with frequency. morley safer set a able to equal. harry smith, nbc news new york. >> our thoughts tonight with morley's family and his work family, our friends at "60 minutes." that will do it for what happens when an all-encompassing brain scan is followed up with an all-embracing hug? aring for the world's newest mother? what happens when you match cutting-edge clinical trials with a gentle touch? you get extraordinary medicine and remarkable care. novant health and uva health system are proudly partnering to bring better care to every patient. >>> lights, camera, access. >> if i had more resources, i could help more people. >> kanye wants to change the world. hard to argue with that, right?

and if you like the humidity as well as the heat, the two will kind of tango here as we start fridaying week and then in fact today was that first 90-degree day of the year so far. a far cry from where we were most of this month with highs in the 50s and 60s. as we go into the beginning of the memorial day weekend, a heat wave is likely. three consecutive days of 90 above, 90 tomorrow, the peak will be on saturday of 92, still 90 on sunday with our normal being 77 degrees. so locally around the region tomorrow, many locations will be in the mid and upper 80s. the highly urbanized areas like philadelphia, even trenton could hit 90 degrees tomorrow, maybe a pop-up random thunderstorm in those northwestern suburbs. sea breeze kicks in at the shore keeping temperatures there in the mid-70s. and tomorrow, air quality will be a little low especially for the unhealthy and the sensitive groups. ozone action day, especially the kids, it's seniors, if you have heart or lung conditions, definitely want to limit the outdoor activities. and as we rank the holiday weekends, saturday, sunday rankin

. >> the finished tango is not to be confused with the grinding passionate latin american version. >>eporter: he loved wine and art and cars. and shared that appreciation with frequency. morley safer set a standard few have been able to follow. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> he was a master at his craft. morley safer dead at the age of 84. >>> just ahead, lebron james makes history, yet again. >>> the most ridiculous dude perfect shot ever. that is next. is next. what if there was another way is next. to look at relapsing multiple sclerosis? this is tecfidera. tecfidera is not an injection. it's a pill for relapsing ms to cut relapses in half. imagine what you could do with fewer relapses. tecfidera may cause serious side effects, such as allergic reactions, pml, which is a rare brain infection that usually leads to death or severe disability, and decreases in your white blood cells. the most common side effects are flushing and stomach pr