saying thanks to this gentleman, willie geist, who composited on his maiden voyage. wer, first-time hoster, i will be back. mark: that is what we like to hear. thank you for watching. we are all back tomorrow with more primaries in oregon and kentucky. until then for willie geist, for me, the entire team at eyewitness, same bad time, same bad channel, sayonara. ♪ >> good morning. this is trending business. first, here is what we are watching this morning. asia-pacific stocks are rising pickupecond day, and the in commodity prices is helping global equities as well. nearly $2yearly may, saw trillion wiped off. oil trading near six-month high ahead of u.s. government

i'm willie geist.tle in for the next hour for cup of coffee, bloody mary, whatever feels comfortable to you. >>> now with 14 number one songs in a headlining new tour, he's living them. >> i want to reach everyone in this whole space,

i'm willie geist.pecial welcome and big thank you to all the moms watching today, especially mine. this morning, we're sharing a mother's day bloody mary with chelsea handler. why not? she turned her back to the traditional comedy gigs. >> i

. >> good morning and welcome to sunday "today," i'm willie geist. i hope you're enjoying your pivot to the general election. that presidential campaign has provided an all-star cast of characters to the writers at the "the onion," that's been mocking our politics, culture and mundane lives for nearly 30 years. this morning, "the onion" opens its doors to us for a rare behind the scenes look at how the comedic sausage is made. >> hillary clinton bowled over catcher in campaign staff softball game. love it. >> then a date with clooney or a bike ride with bono all for a good cause. the powerful new trend in philanthropy that's boosting fundraising. >> this one you got to go on a best friend double date. he won the collapse to be in "star wars: the force awakens." >> and richard angle will take us to the democratic republic of congo for a love story. richard will join us in studio a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin with the latest on the race for the white house starting with republicans who are trying this week to come together. donald trump met

i'm willie geist. special welcome and big thank you to all the moms watching today, especially mine. this morning, we're sharing a mother's day bloody mary with chelsea handler. why not? she turned her back to the traditional comedy gigs. >> i never wanted to fill shoes for someone that's already been fill bid somebody. i didn't think that gave me license for creative freedom or the ability to change it up completely. >>> then comic books have long been the domain of boys and men. but the booming business of super heroes is now playing to girls and young women and hiring people who reflect that. >> we're telling more stories about women and minorities. that's really important. then people start realizing, oh, yes, super heroes are amazing but there's something in their experience that is very much something that i can connect to. >>> plus, the invictus games, wounded military men and women from across the globe brought together by prince harry to compete and to remind the world of the wars still ongoin

>>> good morning and welcome to sunday "today" i'm willie geist, a special welcome and a big thank youatching today. especially mine. this morning, we're sharing a mother's day bloody mary with chelsea handler. why not? she's the anything goes comedian who turned her back on the traditional talk show gig to take her act online. where her new show makes her the new face of netflix. >> i never really had a desire to go and walk in somebody else's shoes and try and fill out a show that's already b

five years and we're already running the place. >> that was nbc's willie geist reporting.ning previously served as the army's secretary -- army secretary principal advisor on management and operations. >>> a new crime trend police in our area want you to know about. it's called virtual kidnapping. officers tell us no one is ever in any real physical danger, but the crooks call making people think a ransom is all that will keep their loved ones from harm. the prince william county police department has this warning on its facebook page. and just yesterday people reported three scams in our area, two of them at george mason university and the third at an unidentified catholic school. >>> a nuz 4 i-team has more on what to do if this happens to you. you can find the tips in our nbc washington app, virtual kidnapping. >>> if you take it every day, you know the issues on the bw parkway are obvious. lanes with no markings and stretches of road just littered with potholes. in many places the outer fog line on the roadway is missing as are the center line dividers. the park police

. >>> good morning and welcome to sunday "today," i'm willie geist. settle in.orning we're on tour and back stage with dierks bentley. he grew up with country music dreams, listening to george strait and johnny cash in the back seat of his dad's car. now with 14 number one songs and a head lining new tour, he's living them. >> i want to reach everyone in this whole stage. from the front row to people

willie geist has decided to be the judgmental male in the dressing room.o you think? >> is it hot or not? i'm watching warriors highlights from last night. >> what happens when i go shopping? i don't have a stylist, but i do here. >> what do we have? >> first trend is off the shoulder top. we probably saw thousands of these this weekend. here, showing us how to rock the look. three things we like, willie. good shoulder, so it's sexy and cool, literally. and it's usually not so form fitting. all people can wear it. it looks great and is easy and comfortable. lastly, there is a ruffle involved, which is extra points in my book. >> why? >> i love a ruffle. i'm sure willie does, too. >> i noticed a lot of off the shoulder this year. it's a big thing. >> donna karen said, the sexiest part of the body is a shoulder. >> 100% haute. congratulations. >> i love it. >> the next trend is a -- wait, next trend is a beauty trend. it is the fabulous braids. tamron, we've seen it on all celebrities of all ages. janelle monae, regina king. this is the freshest. >> that's m

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist, andn rockefeller plaza. >>> i'm willie along with al, natalie and tamron has our morning jam. >> beyonce's freedom. 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 lit

. >> good morning and welcome to sunday "today," i'm willie geist. i hope you're enjoying your pivot to the general election. that presidential campaign has provided an all-star cast of characters to the writers at the "the onion," that's been mocking our politics, culture and mundane lives for nearly 30 years. this morning, "the onion" opens its doors to us for a rare behind the

. >> willie geist joining us live from new york. >> good to see you.y," we'll take a rare behind the scenes look at the onion having a field day with the 2016 presidential campaign. also ahead, philanthropy boosted by star power. and plus richard engel takes us to the american couple's love story. all that and more coming up about. >> looking forward to it. thank you. >>> we have more from richard engel, an exclusive nbc news investigation finds the names of 15 americans who left the united states to fight for isis. tonight we get an in-depth analysis from the people who made these kinds of studies in their work. richard engel shares this preview. >> reporter: re rented a motel room and got to work p we askeded a retired fbi a little to join us. >> unfortunately we do have a problem. american citizens or american residents going and joining isis. >> reporter: we quickly learn details about some of tease young men. >> i know this one. we did a story on him. and he's dead. >> reporter: douglas mcarthur mccain from minnesota was killed fighting for isis i

i'm willie geist.ever feels comfortable to you. >>> now with 14 number one songs in a headlining new tour, he's living them. >> i want to reach everyone in

i'm willie geist.y, especially mine. this morning, we're sharing a mother's day bloody mary with chelsea handler. why not? she turned her back to the traditional comedy

i'm willie geist. hope you're enjoying a nice pancake breakfast. trump gave john kasich this week. small bites. >>> a simple question you may have even asked yourself. why do eyeglasses cost so much? the answer led them to create one of the hottest brands in the world.

i've put a focus in on fixing the problem. >> willie geist?e sick. they couldn't drink the water, couldn't bathe in the water. between your office and the epa, what happened to those complaints two years ago and why weren't they addressed if people were sick? >> when you say people are sick, it wasn't in terms of sickness, per se. it was in terms of the lead is the key issue here. and that took some time to come out. and that's where the government was too slow to identify it, particularly state government. >> we talk about the state government and you focused on the state government here. the environmental protection agency had information. the federal government that there was lead in the water and they suppressed those findings. why? >> well, i'm not going to answer questions for the epa. the way i view it today is i'm not in a position and i don't want to be in that position of saying my goal is not to go criticize someone else about the past. it's how do we solve the problem for the people of flint moving forward. that's about all of this

i'm willie geist. settle in for the next hour for cup of coffee, bloody mary, whatever feels comfortable to you. >>> now with 14 number one songs in a headlining new tour, he's living them. >> i want to reach everyone in this whole space, from people in the front row to people up in the backseats up there. it's like we're on a whole other level. for me, too. >>> as baby boomers retire, the rate of 10,000 a day, we'll introduce you to the 29-year-old who is disrupting the american health care system with a great idea and an ipad. >> i think we're building a good product, transformative product, grown quickly and able to serve families in a quality way. >>> tom brokaw is in paris, with a gripping story of a survivor from the attacks six months ago. what he saw and how he and his city are doing today. >>> let's begin with some breaks news overnight, u.s. launching an air strike saturday against the leader of the afghan taliban. today, top afghan officials and the taliban are saying he has been killed. jim

i'm willie geist. hope you're enjoying a nice pancake breakfast. i'll give you the same warning donald trump gave john kasich this week. small bites. >>> a simple question you may have even asked yourself. why do eyeglasses cost so much? the answer led them to create one of the hottest brands in the world. in the computer lab. jeff and i were talking, andy and dave came up and said, hey, why are glasses so expensive? you work at a nonprofit that distributes glasses in the world. i said there's really no reason. >>> then, the corporate world used to stay out of public issues but now it's part of the fray. >> it's ironic to think about in the 1960s the generation that now millenials taking to the streets and protesting queagain "the man." now "the man" is the activist, the protester. >>> plus, a man who started a massive recycling project for children in need. his story later in the show. >>> first, the indiana primary that's just two days away. it's likely john kasich and ted cruz will have to stop donald trump. saying he is not a true conservative.

. ♪ you willie: i am willie geist. mark: i am mark halperin.hope this one is a little more intimate. >> mark halperin is aboard a delta flight somewhere over the united states. what are you doing? are you really in the can? ♪ mark: this is your captain speaking, sit back, relax, and buckle up because we are expecting turbulence, especially for donald trump. maybe, controversy swirls around him like dust around pigpen, but he was supposedly trying to be

that's this sunday on sunday today with willie geist. >> love dirks bentley. love him.eed of medical attention. if you have any information on their whereabouts please call police. >> also be on the look out for extra cyclists on your way to today is bike to work day. 83 pit stops have been set up across d.c., maryland and virginia and it should be a nice day for it, right, chuck. >> it's a great day to take a bike ride today and tomorrow not so much. outside right now though temperatures are warming quickly and upper 60s across the area. and pretty good chances. you're going to get rained out tomorrow. sunday ify at best. we warm up next week. >> 80s will make everybody smile. you can get the latest news and weather any time on the app. >> announcer: from nbc >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio '1 a in rockefeller plaza. >> jenna bush-hager still in for kathie lee. nobody is happier right now it is cher's 70th birthday so joann is celebrating. she has been in love with cher since she can remember. i still remember

. >>> good morning and welcome to sunday "today," i'm willie geist. settle in. this morning we're on tour and back stage with dierks bentley. he grew up with country music dreams, listening to george strait and johnny cash in the back seat of his dad's car. now with 14 number one songs and a head lining new tour, he's living them. >> i want to reach everyone in this whole stage. from the front row to people up in the draft seats. break down this fourth wall between us and the crowd. it's like okay, now we're on a whole other level. and for me, too. >> then as baby boomers retire at the rate of 10,000 a day we'll introduce you to the 29-year-old who's disrupting the american health care system with a great idea, and an ipad. >> i think we're building an incredible product, a transformative product and it's able to grow quickly and serve a lot of families in the highest quality ways. >> plus tom brokaw in paris with the gripping story of a survivor of the attacks there six months ago. what he saw and how he and his city are doing today. >> has it changed the way y

. >> to willie geist. nicole wallace. and especially donny deutsch. i'm back. here we go. happy friday sports fans, as they say across the pond, happy friday sports fans oh, and cheerio and pip pip. we start our show with british flavor because of what donald trump said about david cameron during a classic trump phoner on "morning joe." in the spirit of sump truch tru phoners we brought along our phone booth in case he calls. on a day that's been consumed mostly by egyptair. not a lot of political news is breaking through. what donald trump said about the prime minister would be big news but they have not been the best of friend. cameron has called trump's proposal for a temporary ban on muslim. devisive stupid and wrong. and trump fired back this week telling gmb, that is, the british version of gma he is not a devisive person and that i'm not stupid. okay? which makes trump's statement about pm cameron this morning, rather interesting. >> he came after me a little bit. by the way he would like me now to visit 10 downing street. they put out that invitation about two days

. >> to willie geist. nicole wallace. and especially donny deutsch. i'm back.

>>> good morning and welcome to sunday "today" i'm willie geist, a special welcome and a big thank you to all the moms watching today. especially mine. this morning, we're sharing a mother's day bloody mary with chelsea handler. why not? she's the anything goes comedian who turned her back on the traditional talk show gig to take her act online. where her new show makes her the new face of netflix. >> i never really had a desire to go and walk in somebody else's shoes and try and fill out a show that's already been filled by somebody. i didn't think that gave me license to real creative freedom or the ability to change it up completely. >> then, comic books long have been the domain of boys and young men. but the booming business of superheroes is now playing to a growing audience of girls and young women and hiring people who reflect that. >> we're telling more stories about women. we're telling more stories about minorities. that's really important. because then people start realizing that, oh, yes, superheroes are amazing but there's something in their experience that is very much s

. >>> i'm willie geist. >> and i'm mark halpenin. >> mark halperin is aboard adele to flight somewhere in the united states. are you really in the can? ♪ ♪ >>> this is your captain speaking. sit back, relax and buckle up because we're expecting some turbulence tonight, especially for donald trump maybe, maybe controversy swirls around trump like dust around big pen but the last couple days have been more like a sand storm. there was the story about trump pretending to be his publicist which he denied and on going questions why he won't release tax returns and a lengthy new york times story purporting to show trump's improper behavior against women. rivals would bounce on the negative headlines. but trump has largely gone on offense and the campaign has gone silent and benefitting trump today, this woman named roanne brewer lane quoted and making the rounds on cable networks denouncing the story as misleading. >> i was not happy with the way that the article was written and i was promised that it wouldn't be done that way and it absolutely was. i don't think it was fair to me and i don'

. >>> i'm willie geist. >> and i'm mark halpenin. >> mark halperin is aboard adele to flight somewhere. are you really in the can? ♪ ♪ >>> this is your captain speaking. sit back, relax and buckle up because we're

that's "sunday today" with willie geist. >> loves dierks bentley.arts of the south bay. it will be comfortable later on this afternoon. mid-6 mid-60s for the peninsula and 61 in the upper mission district. oakland today is up to 66 degrees. the same in dublin. potty showers in the forecast for tomorrow. that should clear out in time for sunday but at times you will need an umbrella for your activities. let's head over to mike. >>> we have a slower drive northbound 880, beautifully sunny patch north of the coliseum jamming up towards high street. there are no incidents reported in the area but it's been a slow drive. i think there's a road crew north of there. the rest of the bay, a smooth drive but west 80 coming down by golden gate field, there's a crash on the shoulder. scott, back to you. >> mike, thanks. >>> the centers for disease control had an update for the zika virus. our bob redell is digging deeper into that report and we'll have an update in our midday newscast. at nbcbayarea.com, how a recent policy change has tripled the number of case

that's "sunday today" with willie geist. >> loves dierks bentley.ow in delaware. wilmington. frauly stadium just a little bit of a breeze out of the north at miles per hour. we'll be in the 70s this afternoon. the winds will stay light. sunshine bright today. enjoy it today because rain moving in for tomorrow something you could see with the seven day forecast at the bottom of the screen. >> hopefully no oh, ohs out on the road. >> never a good die be a traffic girl. you can see some delays headed westbound. that's approaching an accident scene over into the shoulder. a little bit of a delay through center city. we're watching an accident on west ridge pike and swamp pike. >> happening today temple university will celebrate the life of its seventh president. the public memorial begins at 11:00 a.m. at the temple performing arts center. he passed away last week at the age of 85. happening today valley forge military college will hold its commencement exercises. pennsylvania lieutenant governor will speak to the graduates 101 of them. >>> i'm vai sika

. >> from nbc "today's take" with roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall, live from studiong, may 2nd, 2016. i'm here with natalie and tamron. willie is on assignment. my morning jam, i heard this all week las daughter loves thise scribbled. 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

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today"'s take with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and to "today". it is a beautiful wednesday morning in new york city. may 11th, 2016. i'm willie alongside tamron. as you can see, beautiful in pink today. >> thank you. >> natalie is off. al is at alcatraz in san francisco for crimes he says he didn't commit. we'll ask him about that. he's there as part of our national park series. talk to me about the jam. go ahead. >> okay. "w wham, "everything she wants" is my jam of the day. i was reflecting on my life. at a particular point in my life, i was living at home -- whether it was high school -- ready to break thrfree. my dad, you know, very, very, you know, you're going to go to college but right now, we own you. >> did you have the wham t-shirt with the exclamation point? >> yeah. remember george michael's hair? man, he was so hot. still is. amazing. i was in the lounge chilling with friends and the song came on, and i love this song. >> then he went solo and had the early '90s run, with "freedom d." >> this is when your social life was

willie geist book party, you know why?i've ever read in my life. >> bring people in from the hall. he's always pushing out towards other people. he knows in person, at least, how to make people feel good about themselves. it's a reversal from his public persona. >> it's two sides of the same coin, joe. like i said right before i got on the set, how he's a master of the media. he told me how when he's on a campaign -- when he's in a campaign rally he looks out and see seven or so red lights of cameras on the air. he decides then and there he should do riffs around the speech he more or less prepared. he doesn't want to say live what has been said before. has he a real consciousness of what the media wants. one-on-o one-on-one, that's the same thing. when he's doing an interview, he's fully aware of what that individual is trying to get. sometimes it's a little hard to shake him off of, i hesitate to say message, the desire on his part to project an appealing persona. >> he has said, robert, from the beginning, i've been in

i'm mika brzezinski with willie geist. joe is off this morning. christopher dickey. good to have you on board. willie. >> start in tampa, retired aviation consultant john cox. john cox as we try to get to the bottom of what we don't know at 7:00 this morning right now, let's talk about what we do know. a reliable aircraft in the a-320, a very experienced crew, clear skies. cruising altitude of 37,000 feet. greek air traffic control said they had a completely normal check in for the flight just before it disappeared from radar. taking all that information together, what are you looking at right now? xxxx >> what we know part of a handover process from air traffic control to the egyptian. that was routine. then what -- t next thing we know is there's an electrical power interruption because the transponder stops transmitting. from that point on, there's no further contact with the airplane. certainly look at the possibility of in-flight breakup. air flight 320 has been since the '80s, an industry airplane, i flew it for six years. it has a very, ver

willie geist, not a problem for bernie sanders. >> no. look, she still has 3 million plus votes. she's ahead fair and square. but if she loses california that becomes a problem. he said he's going to the convention. whatever happens in california he's going to the convention. if she's locked up the nomination, he continues in this fight, what does he want at that convention to do what hillary clinton supporters will hope he will do, which is to go away. he's a pest to them now. >> right. everybody is saying, you know, perhaps he can control the platform. who cares about that! you have millions of people following you. you have tens of thousands of people coming out. you have raised $180 million and $27 a pop. you want something more. >> you have all that. >> you want to be vice president and you want to have a stake in the game and you want to have power over policy. >> you have all that and so you a message, and here he is hammering it home again. take a look. >> what the establishment always does, they do it today and they did it a hund

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist ands every morning. >> and that dries out everything? who picked this song today? this is fifth harmony. they are still hanging out. >> an amazing concert. >> it's not over. >> i know. and they are -- people always ask what are people like behind the scenes? they stop and hug and take selfies for the men and women in uniform out there. they are the going. they were absolute gems behind the scene. >> they are enjoying the ride. >> do you know this song? >> i do. ♪ >> you have so much going on. >> it's a monday. it's a monday. >> you always have a million things going on. how do you find time for us? >> you have something big coming up? >> yes. today i'm here with you ladies and that's enormous. >> and then -- >> and then after this, i'm going to fly to green bay, wisconsin, for my triumphant return at 8:00. >> you're healed. we know that. >> i'm doing good. i can't wear a blazer like this and expect to get a scuffle. >> but we're your friends, tamron, dylan, what kind of scoop can you give

coming up now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is today's take with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist weather. and al is on assignment. natalie is off. this is your morning jam, wayne newton. >> it was more ferris bueller's day off. i thought ferris was singing this on the float in chicago. he was not. it's wayne newton. >> danke schoen mean. >> thank you. thank you in german. >> and then bite schoen. this is one of my all time favorites. right? >> classic. >> it's a classic. >> you're visiting, be nice. >> there are few movies i can quote from beginning to end. number one quote. >> well, it depends. not that i condone fascism or any isms. not dp. a person should believe in himself. i quote john lennon. i don't believe in beatles. i just believe in me. good point. >> it's only a one-hour show. >> sorry. >> from the movie? >> all one lines from the movies. >> she did a monologue. very nice. >> it's the 30th anniversary. friday was the celebration, a three-day celebration in chicago, they re-created the parade in daly square and it was like a big ferris fest. >> video? >> there you go.

. >> from nbc news this is "today's take" with al roeker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron hall 26th, 2016. alongside tamron and natalie, our buddy, willie, is off. and we see there. >> fleet week. >> fleet week is here. we salute you. >>> this morning's jam, america's sweetheart. >> if anyone is still on the bike or running this is a good one. >> with the help of 650 soul cyclists around the country, we completed 10,000 miles for our tour de red nose to raise money for kids living in poverty around the world. three ways you can donate, today.com, 800-500-4373 or text "today" to 80077 and donate $10. don't miss the red nose special tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central. >> those seats are very hard. >> that's why you're going up and down on them. >> you're not meant to sit on them. >> if you're really into the class you get your own seat later. >> you do? >> you can get a because some people go five, six times a week. >> right. >> it hits you in low places. it does. >> i have a bike and the secret is the big gel -- >> that's what you told me. >> it's comfy. doesn't look cool but comfy.

up right no >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geistoody marys. >> i have a beggin and tonic. >> someone had a whisky on the rocks. i thought, wow, at 9:00 a.m.? >> we don't judge. >> yes, we do. we do. >> he judges. dierks has been rocking our plaza all weekend long. he'll stop by and we'll chat with him, and then he has another song coming up, which we're excited about. you can find our summer concert series and all our morning jam picks on apple music. >> we love this. so great. >> we're excited. i have a memorial day playlist there, as well. the top of the list, classic, sugar pie honey bunch. >> love that so ♪ you know that i love you >> al, sing it! >> we love that. such a great song. >> what's your summer jam? >> i think it's the song of the summer. justin timberlake's "can't stop the feeling." >> whatever the feeling, i can't stop the feeling. i love that song. >> mine is old school, miley cyrus, "party in the usa." good kick off the summer weekend. >> ushers a party. >> it does. >> if you don't want to do that, if you get on, s

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and it is tuesday morning, may the 24th, 2016. little drizzly outside here in new york city. inside studio 1a, i'm willie along with al and tamron. natalie is on assignment. al, love this is from the new "alice through the looking glass" movie. >> yeah. >> i love a little pink. >> she's cool. we were talking about her yesterday. >> you love great artists. >> uh-huh. >> and -- >> i may not know how to pronounce names but -- >> al was doing his weather earlier. he was talking about a power outage -- >> there was a severe thunderstorm. >> excuse me. i blanked out after he said something. al was talking about a storm in houston that forced the evacuation of beyonce's concert in minneapolis last night. >> right. >> this happened a few minutes ago on the "today" show. i'll play this moment. what do you see is wrong with this? listen in. >> look what happened at the stadium in minneapolis. all the beyonce fans waiting for a concert. they had to evacuate for a while, while severe storms moved in.

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist andt. we have our good pal, zachary levi here. >> tony name. >> we like it. morning jam, "danger zone" by kenny loggins. "top gun"'s 30th ananniversary. >> how old does it make us? >> i'm the oldest. >> i've never seen the whole thing. >> i have a friend whose parents were consecutive and worried about certain things in movies. as a kid, they edited out all the bad stuff in "top gun." he didn't know goose died until he was like 30 years old. spoiler alert. >> did they close his eyes? >> they snipped it together on vhs. >> our producer says there's a sequel. >> sent out a tweet eluding to it. there's no "top gun" without tom cruise. how could you have "top gun" without tom cruise? you could but -- >> you could have it without anthony edwards. >> >> megar ryan could come back. >>> big stars across the street. >> though we have a superstar in our midst today. >> i'll take it, sure. superstar seems like a lot. >> other stars that wouldn't come inside with us, but they're outside hanging out f

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist andday morning, cinco de mayo, 2016. celebration out on the plaza. i'm willie, along w natalie and tamron. and jane krakowski. my morning jam, "juicy." >> i thought for sure it would be notorious b.i.g. going back to cali. >> i chose it yesterday before we knew about this stuff. so, as you may know, cinco de mayo, victor over french forces, may 5, 1862. remember those gold leaf donuts? >> yes. >> the chef at it again, patron platinum. >> there is tequila in the filling? >> i would imagine. >> cream and spicy ginger jalapeno margarita jelly. >> i taste that jelly. >> covered in sweet tequila frosting, topped off with sheets of >> how much alcohol did they put in this? >> i don't know why -- >> i only taste tequila. >> it will cost you $150 each. >> they usually say it cooks down. i can taste it. and i can taste the jalapeno jelly. >> patron platinum donut was inspired by patron's margarita of the year. >> to celebrate cinco de mayo, one of our favorite chefs here. >> we love him. >> tradit

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and. thanks to dylan dreyer, who brings us good weather. >> you're welcome. >> al is on natalie is off. this is your morning jam. wayne newton. >> it was more for "ferris bueller's day off." i thought ferris was singing this when he was on the float in chicago. >> was he? >> he was not. don donkake -- >> danke schoen. >> this is one of my all-time favorite movies. right, tamron? >> dylan, when you're visiting, you're supposed to be nice. >> there are few movies i can quote from beginning to end. >> you can? >> not that i 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. >> the