reach base camp at m overnight. i-delay, americans i of a glitch. why the device left planes grounded. >> and all eyes on orl dare devil nik walle make history with a defying walk atop the wheel while it's mov no nets, no harness, doing it live here t wednesday, april 29, >> announcer: from n is "today" with matt savannah guthrie liv studio 1a in rockefe good morni welcome to "today" on wednesday morning. here i made one of t yo that's when you cover while he's walking. >> still hold your h >> and we gasp. >> nik wallenda is g it again, walk the o this is 400 feet in >> it's spinning. >> spinning. go get out of one of or cars and walk abo pods away, and then and we'll be able to t for part of that wal so, that's coming up there is nik you can s we'll get to that. today's top stories to restore order in while there were sca clashes between poli protesters overnight were made. that is a stark contra the 235 on monday ni >> one officer was inj a small crowd threw police officer enfor 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>> reporter: ray lew his own brushes with posted this passiona stop the violence. already seeing more million times. >> baltimore get off streets. kids, go home. stay home. >> reporter: we're h toyia, the mother pr police after furious unleashing on her so spotted in the prote graham on cbs news. >> that's my only son end of the day i don to be a freddie gray >> reporter: in a co prides itself as cha losses are crushing. looters s this mess is all tha >> heart is breaking baltimore, for all o ow and it's breaking fo >> reporter: the fam wants to rebuild but they are dealing wit you begin? baltimore public sch open. 85,000 students back the school's ceo calle mayhem traumatic, th inexcusable but this i we as adults need to help these students forward. >> peter thanks. again, the good news unrest overnight. an unprecedented ske out in the wake of t in baltimore. >> a live picture, camden yards. it's empty now and the stands will look exactly the same when the orioles play the chicago white sox in a few hours, this is a first in u.s. sports history. the teams play to a closed empty stadium, no fans allowed. the riots forced the first two games to be postponed and the orioles also moved the next series against the tampa bay rays to the rays ballpark. imagine that scene. baseball players in front of an empty stadium. >> in 1992 in the riots in l. a some fans were allowed. we've never seen this. >> we have a big story in nepal. >> following that devastating earthquake this morning we're seeing new images from mt. everest where at least 18 people died in an avalanche. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engle reached base camp, he is back in kathmandu this morning. describe what you saw for us. >> reporter: good morning. first of all a bit of news. we spoke to three rescue pilots, all of them have told us that they do not believe that there are any climbers who are still trapped or stranded on mount everest. that most have made their way down to the base camp, the place where we visited today. and are making their way off of the island -- off of the base camp, or they have already been evacuated. the base camp is where the main avalanche occurred and when we were able to visit it today we got a sense of what happened. on saturday around noon when the earthquake struck, a large piece of ice and snow and rock broke off of a mountain overlooking base camp. it fell with incredible speed, that avalanche swept through the middle section of the base camp, taking away tents, sending some climbers hundreds of feet in the airment of it also wiped out the only medical facility on the base camp, killing at least 15, maybe 17 people. maybe more. they haven't been able to go through all of the snow banks and there is still some efforts underway to locate the remains of climbers or sherpas in the area to assist them. we did see some bodies coming out, there was one body marked in a body bag, it said unknown body. so clearly the identification process must go on. it was really only when we were there today that we actually understood what happened, how this long base camp which is at 17,600 feet was cut in half by a falling glacier. >> richard engel, thank you. imagine it takes climbers days and days and days just to get to base camp. luckily richard got in in a helicopter. getting the people off that area is going to take a long time. >> absolutely. there are survivor stories as well. a man pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed hotel in kathmandu. he told rescuers he was banging on debris hoping someone would hear him but had nearly given up hope. despite that news, many villages remain hard to reach and the death toll is rising. miguel almaguer has more on that. good did morning to you. >> reporter: matt and savannah, good morning. we're 45 minutes east outside of kathmandu, in a small community that was really hit hard by this massive 7.8 earthquake. this is the area where the fairfax county search and rescue teams, the crew from virginia, has come to look for survivors. they have picked this spot for a reason. this area was highly packed with thousands of people, this residential community, many of these homes and apartment complexes are five stories high, built primarily of brick and wood. you can see folks here are digging for survivors. because for several days they say they could hear people calling for help here. they could hear them banging on any kind of wood or brick they can find. so crews have picked this area because they believe there is a possibility there are survivors here. crews say they will be out over the next several days, they are fairly optimistic with the help of locals, they will be able to find anyone who may have survived this earthquake. as you know in haiti they found folks up to a week after. so, later on today they will be out here and a crew of 11 also with search teams and dogs, looking for any sense, any possibility that folks have survived this earthquake. today at this hour, you'll see the locals out here doing what they can to try to clear debris, to look for neighbors, to look for friends and family that are still trapped here. they believe hundreds of people may be buried in this one community is alone. crews have a lot of work ahead of them. matt, savannah, back to you. >> thank you so much. that bird's-eye view shows you the scope. >> here at home supreme court justices are going to weigh the historic argument in a case that could bring same-sex marriage to all 50 states. while we wait for a decision the issue is quickly becoming a major factor in the 2016 presidential race. nbc's andrea mitchell has more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. the supreme court was deeply divided on an issue that gained widespread acceptance across the country. since the last presidential campaign and could transform this one. it looked and felt like a political rally, one of the hottest issues of 2016, now in front of the supreme court, people lining up for days to get inside. >> when do we want it? now. >> marriage brings together men and women to reproduce the human race. >> reporter: passions that broke out inside the chamber, as security officers rushed to pull out a rare protester interrupting the arguments. all eyes and years on justice anthony kennedy, expected to be the swing vote. at times questioning opponents at others seeming to question same-sex marriage. >> this definition has been with us for millenia, and it's very difficult for the court to say oh, well, we know better. >> giving hope to republicans appealing to evangelicals and conservatives on the issue. >> i believe in traditional marriage so that's -- that works well for our country and for western civilization for thousands of years. >> we are criminalizing christianity in this country. >> there is no longer any room for religious liberty. >> ted cruz got tripped up on the issue by holding a political event last week at the manhattan apartment of two gay business partners who later apologized under pressure from the gay rights community for hosting cruz. hillary clinton who did not endorse same-sex marriage last time she ran is now firmly on board, issuing a campaign video to prove it. >> i was actually thrilled when you recently urged the supreme court to rule in favor of marriage equality. >> reporter: our new nbc news poll shows that 59% of americans support same-sex marriage. this is a problem for republicans in a general election campaign unless of course the court rules in june it is a constitutional right, and that would end the political debate. matt. >> andrea mitchell in washington for us. thanks very much. natalie is following a story in washington, a historic moment in our capital. >> prime minister shinzo abe will make the first address by a japanese leader to a meeting of congress. he will seek support for a trade pact that divided lawmakers. president obama hosted abe at a dinner last night. the visit is meant to strengthen ties between the united states and japan. it followed joint appearances by the president, prime minister and wives and first lady michelle obama wearing a gown by a japanese designer. beautiful as always. the obama administration is on pace to deport the fewest number of immigrants in nearly a decade decade. federal officials have sent home about 127,000 people since the government's fiscal year started in october. at the current pace the u.s. is on track to remove the fewest number of immigrants since 2006 when george w. bush was in office. an ipad glitch grounded several american airline planes tuesday night. there was an error with the digital map used by pilots in the cockpit. dozens of flights were impacted. in 2013 american airlines became the first airline to switch over to ipads for flight plans and navigation and saved millions in fuel cost replacing the 35-pound manuals. the parents of missing madeleine mccann have won more than $500,000 in a libel action against a former detective who suggested that the couple faked her abduction. they sued after she disappeared from a home in portugal in 2007. they say madeleine was abducted and portuguese police closed the case in 2008 because authorities determined no crime was committed. police in california are still searching for the driver who ran down an elderly pedestrian and then took off. the frightening incident caught on camera. look at that gray vehicle here near the top of your screen. it drives to a mcdonald's parking lot as three are leaving the restaurant. suddenly the car backs up and it hits that 85-year-old woman, knocking her to the ground. eventually the driver got out and spent a few seconds looking at the victim, but then he and the passenger got back in the car and sped away. the victim was treated and released from the hospital. going to be okay. and a determined baseball fan that would stop at nothing to get a foul ball, happened in cleveland between the indians and the kansas city royals. the ball lands in a mostly empty section of the seats. watch the fan, he does a one-handed railing jump, loses half of his beer, and his cell phone goes flying. he grabs the ball. he realizes his phone is missing and finds it under the seat as well. so foul ball and phone in hand. he's good. >> he had to fight the others for the ball. >> when is he going to realize he was the only person going for the ball. >> it looked good. >> can you hand me that thing? >> he broke a $500 phone. other than that it was fantastic. >> when it dpaulsfalls from a foot off the ground. natalie, thanks. mr. roker. >> that's right. of course we have been talking about florida, a lot of wet weather there. and why are we so concerned about this? first of all look at these heavy thunderstorms. key west, miami, some areas picking up a day's worth of rain in the last two hours. you can see a lot of clouds. but we're also looking north to orlando. where we're expecting of course nik wallenda to do that walk in our 8:00 hour. isolated showers, some storms do redevelop with gusty winds later in the day. but you can see right now some blue skies, so we're hoping it's going to hold off for the day for mr. wallenda. should be all right. rainfall amounts the heaviest down in southern florida. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. nt. a galaxy s6! so i call my mom. i have verizon! i don't. she couldn't really hear me. i tell her how much she means to me. but she thinks i said she was always mean to me. i could hear how happy she was. now she definitely loves my sister more. vo: mother's day is almost here. now get 200 dollars or more when you trade in your smartphone for a galaxy s6. but hurry, this offer ends may 10th. verizon. 7:17. good wednesday morning. i'm christina loren, showing you our pacifica camera. we do have the cooling clouds in the forecast for today. that will keep things nice and comfortable out there. you're at 53 to kick off the new day in the tri-valley. 52 in the south bay, where we will end up in the mid 7s on later on. that heat cranks thursday into friday. we're going to drop you right back off just in time for the weekend. >> and that's your lat >> thank you so much. we are counting down to a nail biter live here on "today." >> in about an hour daredevil nik wallenda will tempt fate once again by walking on top of a brand new 400-foot high structure called the orlando eye. if bryant gumbel were here he'd say why. kerry sanders is there as well. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: i'm holding my breath already. nik wallenda seems relatively calm. he told me that he actually had been losing some sleep thinking about going way up there and walking as you noted 400 feet up. but last night he said he slept great. 10:15, went to sleep. woke up this morning ready to go. one question is the weather. it looks like the skies are clear. but we did have some rain come through here. the humidity is 90% right now. so the metal up there may actually have some droplets on there which could make it slippery. nik says he plans to climb out of the cabpsule wearing the slippers had his mother made for him. but if it's wet he'll go in his socks. >> why don't you go ahead of him and dry it. >> one of the sham wows. >> all right, kerry. thank you. a nik in a bit. meantime dylan is covering the orange room for carson. >> good morning. and we are talking about nik wallenda. of course the anticipation is building online for us everywhere. you can join the conversation using #walk the wheel. we want to hear from you before, during after. every second you are on edge of your seats. because we will be right on the edge of our seat with you. make sure you follow the today show to see the latest pictures and video from orlando all throughout the morningcovered. >> all right. than vy much. coming up keeping your kids safe at the bus stop. we showed you this video. three kids nearly hit. how police officers are trying to 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halfway through the week starting the halfway point. what does the rest of the weather look like? >> good morning to you at home a live look at sunol. you can see mostly clear skies. we did have low clouds here. as a result of that natural ac our temperatures will be lovely today. you are on your way to 79. we're at 75 on the peninsula today, and 76 in the south bay. we have dry, warm weather on the way. as a result your pollen levels will be creeping up as we head through the next couple days. once we get through that heat wave temperatures will drop off quickly. mike has your drive. we're now starting toss those really improve. sub 101 down it actually all lanes are cleared from the earlier crash. now it's your typical push on 101 and 85. there's 280 and 87 showing things starting to bog down. the rest of the day looking standard. southbound 880, the tougher of the two, also slocuming up. your approach to the bay bridge plaza is crowded. back to you. >> you know it might be a bit of a grind, but thank you very much. we'll see you in 25 minutes. 7:30 now. it's a wednesday morning. april 29th 2015. that's a pretty shot. like to watch it here from land. the stage is set for high drama live on "today" from atop the orlando eye. the brand new 360 complex. and in our next half hour nik wallenda will walk on top of that massive observation wheel as it moves. no tether. no nets. no pole to balance him. just nerves of steel. we'll ask him how he's feeling coming up in a bit. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines this morning. a much calmer scene in baltimore overnight, but tensions do remain high in the wake of monday's riots. about ten people were arrested as the new citywide curfew was enforced. and small groups of demonstrators did clash with police. the death toll in nepal has topped 5,000 people. there's a growing need now for food assistance across that region. and check this out. a remarkable rescue caught on camera overnight. a man trapped for over 80 hours in kathmandu pulled out alive. he's now recovering in the hospital. well we do begin this half hour with the new rossen reports tied to chilling video we showed you here on this show on tuesday. remember this? a driver narrowly missing three kids who were about to board a school bus in washington state. today national investigative correspondent jeff rossen is here with more on that. >> reporter: this video scared a lot of us. we all know when the bus comes in the morning and the red flashing lights come on you are supposed to stop. kids are crossing in front of you. but this morning cameras catching so many drivers blowing right by. now that new case caught on camera. police are hunting for the driver. i want you to watch closely. can you see the license plate? the video is heart stopping these three little kids boarding their school bus just days ago when that white suv flies by missing them by inches. >> i felt the wind. >> reporter: their parents watching in horror. >> those were our kids! stop stop! and i probably said a few things i shouldn't have said. >> reporter: now police in graham washington are searching for this driver. checking every angle of the bus' surveillance camera. you can see the suv approaching on the side. even driving on the shoulder to speed by. and right there could have been the end. the district says the bus' flashing lights were on. and it's happening more often than you think. according to the bus industry association, over 70,000 times a day vehicles passing stopped buses. that boy is nearly hit. this one isn't as lucky nap car slamming into him at full speed. amazingly he walks away unharmed. others end up in the hospital like 11-year-old michael burgess. in a body cast with multiple breaks. >> all i remember was seeing a car and i was so scared. i knew the car was going to hit me. >> reporter: so the broward county sheriff's department inviting us along to scam for offenders. this is life and death. >> it is. >> reporter: right away we start following this school bus. we see the red lights start flashing. count with me. one, two, three, four five cars fly right by. >> bingo. >> reporter: so many offenders, our deputy can't even get them all. jeff rossen from nbc news. did you see the bus? >> no i did not. >> reporter: how would you feel if your child was crossing the street expecting the cars to stop and then a car flew through? >> i would feel bad. i have taught my children to look both ways before they cross the street. >> by the time i could do anything i said oh my gosh. >> reporter: you realized what you'd done? >> yes. >> reporter: the drivers both slapped with a $270 ticket. but now the new question. who is this driver in washington who came this close to hitting three ki. and by the way, that videotape in graham washington continues. that driver never stopped. just keeps on going. we spoke with police there late last night. crime stoppers offering a $1,000 reward for any information about that white suv. and the mystery driver behind the wheel. by the way, this problem has gotten so bad there are companies out there now developing these sort of instant cameras. you saw that bus was outfitted with so many cameras that activate like a red light camera. >> when i first saw i assumed the driver was texting. but goes on the shoulder to avoid the bus. >> into a ditch to get around it. >> and other drivers reported seeing him cutting off all these other cars beforehand. >> i hope they get him. al let's get a check of the weather. >> that's right. we've got some warm weather. jet stream dipr the northeast. but in the southwest, palm springs, 100 degrees. phoenix, 97 degrees. you get into the central and northern plains. fargo's going to be 74. same in rapid city. denver 78. 12 degrees above normal. it's cooler in the southeast. this is where we got a lot of rain. here in new york we're going to get up to 76 degrees today. it's going to be fantastic. same in d.c. not so much for our friends in new england. they've got an easterly flow of air and so temperatures in boston 57. east porte, 51 degrees. a little bit 7:35. good wednesday morning. i'm christina loren. you have made it to the midsection of the week. it's going to be nice out there. cool and cloudy to start. becoming sunny, most temperatures in the mostly 70s. only about 68 degrees, for today in san francisco, by tomorrow take a look at the jump between 68 to 77 degrees. so a good 10 to 15 degrees warmer as we head through your thursday staying warm for friday and a nice comfortable weekend coming your way. >> and that's your lates go to weather channel on cable or weather.com online. coming up look before you leap. we'll get you ready with nik wallenda's stunt. >> and coming up next what is it like to be a police officer in this country given the unrest in places like baltimore, ferguson new york, other cities? you'll want to hear the perspective from officers from seven communities across 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ask your hep c specialist if harvoni is right for you. back now at 7:41. what's happening in baltimore is just the latest string of cases involving deaths of suspects in police custody. it's making for trying days in the streets of this country. what is it like to be police officers these day? kate snow sat down with a diverse group from across the country to get tt perspective. >> reporter: on tuesday president obama said there have been too my troub s calling it a slow rolling crisis that's been going on a long time and should prompt soul searching. but he also said there was no excuse for violence. it's a crisis that's impacting every police officer in this country. we wanted to know right now what it's like to be in their shoes on the streets. all of us have seen the same pictures. the ri. the looting and burning. we gathered seven officers and sergeants from across the country. >> cincinnati. >> virgini los angeles. >> reporter: if you had to use one word right now to describe the relationship between the public and the police force? >> i would say skeptical. >> strained. >> misunderstood. >> sergeant you feel that on a daily basis? >> yes. mainly because people are k loog at us a whole lot closer today than they were before because of the events that have happened. >> reporter: do you empathize with the protesters at all? >> i don't. i just don't agree with the protesting. i agree with a peaceful protest. i don't agree with the destroying property the looting of the stores and hurting other people. >> reporter: lapd officer deon joseph says he understands the anger. >> i was indoctrinated like many of the young people. then i saw the rodney king era. and that shaped my views. until i joined the police department and found 90% of everything i heard about police officers weren't true. >> reporter: in all these cases are we seeing one outlier? one bad apple? or is there something more systemic going on? something darker where there are certain police departments that s and prejudice? >> i don't t an going on where law enforcement is taking out frustrations on citizens. >> there's no denying there are problems in some departments with more in them. but it is not a universal truth that it is all police departments and all police officers. >> reporte this is a tricky question to ask. but do you feel judged because of your skin color sometimes? >> no more than anybody else. and actually i don't know if anybody else wants to comment on that but some officers -- some black officers in their department tell me they have bigger issues going into these community because they're labeled as betrayers. >> exactly. he hit the nail on the head. as an african-american male police officering wi when we go out to the incidents where a male black, female black is the suspect or they've been shot we take the brunt of that. you know i've been called everything from traitor, uncle tom. >> most times i just ignore it because a lot of times i realize it's because they're angry that they're lashing out at me. >> reporter: they say the public has the right to know about incidents that look like they may cross the line. but the worry is the rush to judgment after a cell phone video comes out. >> i think people automatically see these videos and it's shocking and shocks the senses. but they're seeing one point of view. they didn't see what that officer saw or heard or felt. >> reporter: you talked about people being afraid of the police. >> when i'm out on patrol and i hear that parents tell their child, don't talk to her, she's the police. you know i try to reassure their child, yes i am a police officer but i'm a mom. you know i care about this community. >> basically what's happening, parents generationally are passing their scars down to their children. my dad grew up in the jim crow south when people were getting lynched. my dad didn't tell me about this until i was 19 on purpose. he said if kwlour walking up with your fist up and hands out, you can't work to change things. >> channel your anger. channel it. channel it for something positive. help us help you. >> don't be afraid of us. we're human. >> let's teach our kids to be objective and go approach a cop and taus. >> what you see on the news is not representative of the community. the actions of a few officers shouldn't discredit the whole. >> reporter: off said if they showed videos of officers doing good things as well we might be in a different climate right now. they want people to stop thinking of situations as us vers them. they want everybody involved in the solution. and they talked a lot about prevention and community policing which is when they go out on the streets when there's nothing going on and meet people and they were saying people know us by our first names then and we're more approachable. we're part of the community that way. >> growing up in new york city, there a beat cop. you would see that same police officer. he was part of your community. and they need to get back to that more. >> yeah. good perspective to have. it's a complex issue. thank you. >> thanks very much. up next how would you be feeling right about now? 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>> that's not the way my family's worked for 200 years. why change things now? >> what about weather? al says it's kind of cooperating right now. any concerns winds, anything like that? >> it's actually beautiful right now. of course there's some humidity. we're in florida. it's 90% humidity. the steel is definitely very damp which in turn makes it slippery. >> ands the trickiest thing about this walk for you? >> you know it's definitely challenging mentally because of the fact i'm used to walking a wire. e so many unique aspects to it. the fact it's moving. the fact i have to duck under structures as i'm walking. >> when you talk about it moving it will be spinning towards you so it's like the world's most dangero >> that's pretty much correct. or a wallenda's dream. >> exactly. >> well nik, obviously we're all going to be watching here in the studio. we'rta ye now going to begin the trip up to the top of the wheel. so why don't you have at it. >> all right. sounds good. see you guys soon. >> take care. we'll see you in a couple of minutes. i don't think you say break a leg in this situation. >> nothing like that. >> you just say good luck, nik. you are much braver than we are. live in less than 25 binge eating disorder, or b.e.d., isn't just overeating. it's a real medical condition. and while the exact cause is unknown, certain chemicals in the brain may play a role. b.e.d. is also the most common eating disorder in u.s. adults. hi, i'm monica seles. when i binged, i wasn't in control. i never felt satisfied no matter what the quantity was. afterwards i felt so upset with myself. to learn more about b.e.d. go to bingeeatingdisorder.com and talk with your doctor. i was not aware of how much acidity was in my diet. i was so focused on making good food choices, i had no idea that it was damaging the enamel of my teeth. i wanted to fix it i wanted to fix it right away. my dentist recommended pronamel. he said that pronamel can make my teeth stronger that it was important, that that is something i could do each day to help protect the enamel of my teeth. pronamel is definitely helping me to lead the life that i want to live. when i'm shopping for a used car, i want to be comfortable. i don't want an aggressive salesperson breathing down my neck pressuring me into a decision. when i go to the supermarket there's no one pushing me to buy the more expensive cereal. i just want to shop like i do everywhere else. ♪ ♪ as long as people drive cars carmax will be the best way to buy them. nexxus introduces a new movement in hair. ♪ ♪ a beautiful fluidity. restoring strength and flexibility ♪ ♪ so it moves and responds the way you do. ♪ ♪ new improved nexxus with concentrated elastin protein and precious ingredients. for hair that lives to move. when hollywood's premiere jewelry designer neil lane, creates a ring for today's biggest stars... ...he designs it to look fabulous from every angle. and for his collection at kay jewelers... ...he does the exact. same. thing. yes! neil lane bridal. uniquely beautiful hand-crafted rings at kay, the number one jewelry store in america. my collection is vintage inspired... ...with flowing lines that evoke a sense of timelessness. because i want every woman to feel like a star. every kiss begins with kay. good morning to you. a couple minutes before 8:00. i'm kris sanchez. the bay area teenager who admitted to stabbing and killing a 9-year-old boy is expected to answer to murder charges today. 18-year-old women shultz told the bay area news group that he stabbed family friend jordan almgren that he warranted to feel what it was like to kill someone before the end of the world. the inns den hand sunday in discovery bay. b.a.r.t. directors are keg a new bond measure as early as next year's election coming after a new state audit finding that the transit agency will need nearly $10 billion of upgrates. b.a.r.t. says it needs the money for old trains and to install a new operating system let's look at your forecast. christina? >> good morning to you, chris. temperatures are pretty mild out there, showing you we have a -- cool and cloudy. >> all right. we do have that good forecast that christina showed you, a slow drive when i'm showing you, a crash at gilman caused a bit of slowing, but look at the backup it's caused. that's a lot heavier than we saw a half hour ago. meanwhile, moving much more smoothly. heading toward that bay bridge where you have your typical web congestion there. you see the push west over towards the peninsula. 880 slows in both direction between the bridges, but northbound right around whipple, we have a new crash, and throughout san jose really slow here recovering the earlier slow down at tully because of that earlier crash. it's just your northbound push in through silicon valley chris. back to you thank you. we have mover local news in just a half hour. see you then. 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>> about 60 miles an hour. no. it'll go slowly, but when you're standing up there with no harness and no pole. we can see the rain on the lens there. >> let's get natalie's check of the top stories. >> good morning once again. a curfew, heavy police presence, and community efforts helped to limit street clashes overnight in riot-torn baltimore. nbc national correspondent peter alexander is there. peter, good morning. >> reporter: natalie, good morning to you. as the police commissioner here put it, the curfew worked and the peace is holding. there were a few small skirmishes between protesters and police last night where pellets were thrown toward the protesters to try to help disperse them last night. ten arrests in total. then there was sort of an eerie stillness overnight. 10:00 last night to 5:00 this morning, that curfew in effect. baltimore's mayor saying she vows to return this city to normal. already students are returning to classes today. 85,000 students back in class. we've already seen school buses across part of this city. and a historic day today at camden yards. the orioles return to action. but they will play in a game in a field that will be empty in its stands. no fans allowed. that game is closed to the public. major league baseball says that's never happened before. >> all right. peter alexander in baltimore for us, thank you. an experienced rescue team from virginia will search for survivors in the village devastated by saturday's earthquake in nepal. the drone reveals the scope of the destruction. the virginia team will also help with humanitarian relief in a country where thousands have been killed and tens of thousands are injuring stranded or now homeless. the supreme court is moving towards a landmark decision on whether same-sex couples have the constitutional right to marriage. the justices seemed sharply divided during oral arguments on tuesday. justice anthony kennedy, a closely watched swing vote, gave conflicting signals tuesday. even questioning whether the court should mettle with a definition of marriage that's been widely accepted for thousands of years. a decision will be announced in june. pope francis is calling for women to receive the same pay as men for the same work. the pope made the appeal at the vatican today as he spoke to thousands of people gathered for his weekly audience. he said quote, why should it be taken for granted that women earn less than men? and a crowd cheered enthusiastically as he warned men not to be sexist. a vacation video shot by a british family captured this amusing scene. take a look. this is a camel running along the highway in the united arab emirates. and right behind it a barefoot man trying to catch up to the camel. we don't know how long he had to keep sprinting there. that looks like something out of a movie. of course you can run a mile for a camel, right? remember that old commercial. come on, guys. >> that's an old one, nat. >> give me credit here. >> you're going way back. >> she's digging deep into it. pulling it out. nat, thank you. >> he was running more than a mile for that camel. let's head back down to the eye drive 360 complex in orlando where nik wallenda is almost set to walk the wheel live. kerry sanders is there. kerry, has this attracted a crowd? >> reporter: yes. there's a crowd here of a hundred-plus that gathered not just from the orlando area but have come here from ohio, indiana, new hampshire. tourists who come out here. while most people have their eyes looking up there, there's a lot of people also glancing just slightly off camera because they can see over here, there you see it. there you see a large thundercloud moving into the area. so the question is not only the potential for rain, but whether there's going to be lightning. all things that nik has taken into account and says he's calculated all of the things. but he will make that final decision about exiting the capsule, climbing out once he gets there to assess the situation. >> nik is in the capsule right now. i think he can hear me if you can, nik, you're watching the weather more closely than any of us. how would this weather we saw on the lens effect what you're doing, your game plan? >> well, i don't know if you see right now, i'm wearing a chest cam and i'm showing the windows and there's definitely a lot of humidity up here. definitely going to be damp. and i'm sure my grip is -- it's going to be tough to get a good grip because it's so wet out here. i tell you about impressive numbers. a hundred people showed up to see me do this. >> well, you've got millions at home too, nik. >> can i just say, obviously if you don't think this is the right time to do it, you have our full support to say huh-uh. >> thank you very much. no, you know what? we've studied. i've done a lot of practice in wet conditions. as everybody knows that's a fan of mine, i walked across niagara falls and it couldn't have been more wet. all is about the preparation. i've been training in the rain, training in wet conditions. my grip feels okay. i grabbed onto the ladder out there and i'm pretty confident. unless lightning moves in in the next few minutes, we should be good to go. >> all right, nik. thank you. don't go anywhere. the drama is about to unfold live on "today." first we'll get you ready with other daredevils. you have got to see this video we're going to show you in "trending." >> and the woman who helped slim down. superstar sam smith shares her weight loss secrets, but first these messages. why are all these people so asleep yet i'm so awake? 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>> i don't know. this video makes you smile. this will get your heart racing. take a look at this dizzying display. a group of b.a.s.e. jumpers in dubai. preparing to freefall off the world's tallest residential building. the height? more than 1300 feet. diving from a platform on the 99th floor. and off they go. nearly 600 daredevils stepping up to take the plunge. some of them doing midair backflips, making pyramids, falling upside down. >> they all left their iphones back up on the platform. >> can you believe that? >> how long did they wait for the chute to come out? >> forever. i watched the video on and it's amazing. >> how calm they stay. look at that. >> adrenaline junkies. >> no thank you. >> by the way, you've been traveling. >> i have. >> did you see the daytime emmys? >> i did not see them in person. >> remember the truce you made with ellen? >> how did that work out? >> not well. she asked you to film a truce. this is what happened. and i want to prove you are no fool. you're nobody's fool. you saw this coming all along. here is what you actually said before you recorded that video and she had her way with you. take a look. >> i have every reason to believe that this green screen is all part of an elaborate hoax that i know this is a prank and i'm still going to do it because i'm a good sport. i didn't see the breast tassels coming. that was a little above and beyond. and i didn't see her volunteering for me to pay a thousand dollars for every time someone says thank you matt lauer. but since they did and since ellen was generous enough to match the amount yesterday. she donated $16,001 to a great charity. so i will be paying $16,002. unicef and doctors without borders. >> good for you. >> thank you. >> truce, ellen. please. can't afford it. that's "what's trending" today. we're less than a couple of minutes away from nik wallenda's next death-defying stunt, walking on top of the orlando eye live on "today." but first al has a check of the weather here and there. >> good news is it looks like weather is going to hold up for nik. we do have a lot of wet weather, heavy showers and thunderstorms down through southern and just south of orlando. but the most part, looking at a decent day in orlando. showers and thunderstorms, though, making their way through the south right now. you can see cloudy skies, very light wind. no big problems. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the wo 8:16. happy wednesday. i'm meteorologist christina loren showing you a time lapse from our friends at weather underground of mt. hamilton. the clouds quickly clearing. temperatures for today courtesy of the clouds this morning will end up very comfortable. 76 degrees for the south bay. 72, room temperature, for the east shore and 80 today for the tri-valley. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you very much. the countdown is over. the big moment finally here. nik wallenda about to walk the wheel, the orlando eye, for a record. >> and nik will be in contact the whole time. terry, we'll let you t >> well we're in communication with one another and nik, if the weather is okay with you, let's get th. >> sounds good. >> all right. ta >> wow. look at this beautiful view up here. you can . apparently everybody in orlando has a job be. and there's a bunch of them over . all right. here. >> all right. ta >> that's a long way that's a tight fit. >> now as you can see he's going from the top of one of those pods down a ladder where he'll get to the actual structure of the wheel itself. the wheel is turning. it's spinning toward him. and he will attempt to walk on that structure far distance of what 30 meters or more? >> it'll take three to five minutes or so. he's outfitted with the gopro camera on his shirt. so we're getting the view that nik is getting at this moment. he seems to be looking out and taking a survey of what he is abou >> we're looking at this from several different angles. one of those is from a helicopter. people to understand it's a distance away using a telephoto lens. >> take it easy. tell me when you're ready to roll. >> all right, dad. little windy. t'go >> okay, nik. . >> little windy up here matt and savannah. and really. >> it's been raining a little bit off and on throughout the morning. nik talked about that a second ago. we didn't expect the wind but i guess with a storm moving in -- nik, talk to me about the footing. what does it feel like? >> it feels okay. you know the shoes my mom makes are made to deal with the dampness. but there's definitely a lot of moisture. i can see it rolling under my feet up here. >> and how's the wind, nik? >> the wind's all right. i'm feeling it. i wouldn't guess it's over 20 miles per ho. this is where it's kind of a little creepy bee i'v got to lean out over here and it's really wet. >> h >> it's like a little grease up here. >> terry, we should mention nik is going to set a record not break one, because no one has been c. >> and what about al calling me out for the speed of this thing? >> yeah,. misso case rainist. pillow case rainist.pist. your way to setting a record. >> terry, from where you are, n you see how much further he has to go? >> i'm pretty much there. >> you know it's kind of hard to tell because from my angle he looks about the size of an ant. >> all right. are >> hold on. i'll verif. yes, the wheel is st >> terry, was the wheel supposed to stop? does it do that periodically? >> i'm not sure. he may be close to reaching had his goal at this point. i just have to find out from him what his next step is. >> looks like he's there. nik, congratulations. >> thank you. >> congrats, son.. now to make it back in. >> yeah. now for the hard part. >> wait a minute. are you going to the pod you came from or the closer pod? >> i'm actually going to a closer pod. >> okay. so there you have it. nik wallenda has set a new guinness record by walking on the orlando eye. and now he's just hanging out. >> he's kind of just reclining now taki. the rest of us are trying to get our heart rate to return to normal. nik, matt's got the paper bag. he's hyperventilating. want you to know. he's not made of the same stuff you are. >> next time i'm going to make matt come up here with me. >> yeah. i'm sure i'll enjoy it from inside the pod, nik. >> matt i got a couple of ideas for ellen too. so we'll talk tomorr. >> now, we understand that nik, just to have a little fun on the way down is actually going to ride from on top of one of those pods all the way down. is that right, nik? >> that is corre. as long as i can make it up there. because there's an emergency ladder i'm climbing up that folds. when they put it out, they didn't put the pin in. it just tried to go up on me hand. >> does your heart leap into your throat when stuff like that happens? >> yeah. i try to stay as calm as possible. because, you know once you get scared the adrenaline takes over and then it can become very dangerous. >> nik, as you climb, i mentioned this sets a new record. is that one of your goals right now? you've done just about everything you want to just leave your name on as many records >> you know it's just opportunities that are presented to me all the time and this is definitely a dream of mine. i'm living out what my family's done for over 200 years. and, you know to be able to fulfill these life-long dreams is an awesome, awesome feeling of accomplishment. i hope that i'm bringing pride to all of my family through what i do. and really shining the light on those seven generations. i've got 15 other family members that currently walk the wire. it's not just nik wallenda. i've been blessed to do some big, big things. grand canyon niagara falls. we saw the records i broke in chicago on the discovery channel. and things like this. but this is about my family. it's not just about nik wallenda but it's about all of my family. we perform together. we perform the seven-person pyramid together. comd why we do what we do. but this is in our blood. this is what we've done as a family. when we get together we play on low wires in the yard and have chicken fights. r life. my great grandfather said everything is on the wire and that's way we live. >> did i see you take a selfie whe we were chatting here? >> you're right. i did take a selfie. >> can you send us the selfie? we'd like to see that view. >> i would love to. i'll send it to you as soon as i get down on the ground. >> all right. >> all right, dad. we're ready to roll. >> thanks for sharing it live with us here on today. >> thank you, guys. >> he did it. we'll talk to him when he gets back on solid ground in just a few moments. we look forward to that. >> and we're going to hear what people online have been saying when we check in with dylan in the orange room. >> how you doing? >> i don't like these things. i really don't. >> i know. can't call good wednesday morning. it's 8:26. i'm sam brock. we're following breaking news. firefighters working to put out hot spots after a 2 alarm house fire near the lombard gate of the presidio. on lion street. no injuries being reported right now. firefighters are making sure that there are no flare-ups. the fire is out but they are monitoring the hot spots very closely. meantime, what does this mean in terms of impact on the roadways there? lombard and lion is off the south end of the golden gate bridge. all the smoke clearing up and the equipment causing a bit more slowing down into towards san francisco's street. golden gate bridge does move smoothly until you get to the land. richmond into berkeley. earlier crashes causes slowing. over on the peninsula it's a typical build across the san mateo bridge. earlier crashes have cleared, though, and now there is recovery for the speed. 101 sticks right by the airport. >> the fire out now near the lombard gate. another update in 25 minutes. 8:30 now on this wednesday morning. it's the 29th of april 2015. and history was just made in florida. nik wallenda walking atop the orlando eye. he's making his way down slowly but surely atop the pod that carried him up there. we'll talk to him in a few moments. morning, everyone. nice to have you back here. beautiful day on our plaza. >> it's stunning here. by the way, another reason to celebrate. sit, wrangler. down. another reason to celebrate. it is international guide dog day. wrangler marking the occasion with us out here on the plaza. sit, wrangle. >> there are 10,000 guide dog teams currently working in the u.s. most spend four to six months undergoing formal training with professional instructor who users can travel around independently and safely. if you want to be a volunteer puppy raiser for a guide dog, head over to today.com. >> i like that sign. skipping school to meet wrangler. wet happen. what going on with the weather? >> wet weather in florida moving into the southeast. showers into the pacific no gorgeo day in l.a. with a high of 86 degrees. tomorrow wet weather in the mid-atlantic coast, back into interior sections of ohio and the appalachians. showers coming across the central plains. the heat continues in the southwest. 100 degrees phoenix today. i should say tomorrow. 84 in los angeles, some clouds. temperatures mid 60s 8:31. good wednesday morning to you. i'm christina loren. one more pleasant day coming your way. heat will surge as we get into this thursday and even friday. then a beautiful weekend coming your way. highs today 75 degrees in the south bay. for san francisco 66 degrees. getting into the next couple of days, a big jump in your temperatures. up to 89 degrees by thursday. staying steady for friday. and that comfortable weekend headed your way saturday and sunday, 70s. >> and that's your latest weather. as the field of talented performers trimmed by two once again. and we get closer to the final. we are talking about tensi >> reporter: after a week of rehearsing performing and a little time to let loose, the party ended last night for two of the top eight artists on "the voice." >> america saved india carney! you're moving on. >> reporter: bad news for those sent home and also for the ones moving on to the next round. >> each week this group gets cut down shorter and shorter. it's a competition at the end of the day, but it sucks. >> reporter: not only for hannah and corey, but for blake shelton. the on singcoach to lose any singers this week. just six remain including india carney and kimberly cole from team christina. coach pharrell also has two team members left. and blake is tied with coach adam levine with just one artist still in the running. >> i don't want him to be the . >> reporter: it'll go down to five when one more gets eliminated next week. for "today," carson daly nbc news los angeles. >> and you can catch it all monday and tuesday nights at 8:00/7:00 central ri on nbc. >> savannah's trying to wrangle wrangler. >> not working out so well. coming up next not wrangler but pitbull. >> that's right. pitbull reveals the most important lesson his mother taught him. but first this i >> announcer: viva today is brought to you by toyota. >> this week on viva today, we are celebrating hispanic heritage. pitbull burst onto the scene more than a decade ago. we caught up with him at a place that's become close to his heart. ♪ don't stop the party ♪ >> reporter: the party never seems to stop when pitbull is around. but for the performer also known as mr. worldwide, no place holds more meaning than this slam academy in his hometown of miami. >> how proud do you feel when you walk in. >> reporter: it's a charter school he helped found. the "today" show toured the school with him in 2013 when it was just under construction. >> look at the beginning of the gym. >> reporter: and just look at it now. this school which specializes in sports leadership and management is graduating its first class this year. >> this is not about becoming a superstar athlete. sports is something you love, you can be an agent, lawyer, you can be a physical therapist, you can be a broadcaster. >> what number do you want to start at? >> reporter: 950 students currently attend slam from grade 6 to 12 with 2,000 more on the waiting list to get in. >> when i see these kids, i see me. >> reporter: in the 1980s, pitbull was one of these kids. born armando perez, he was raised by his mother. there was a time in your life in which you drifted away and lost track. and your mother kind of set you back on track with tough love. >> yes. >> reporter: it was a hard lesson. tell me about that period and what worked with you. >> my mother is everything. my mother taught me how to survive, which is the most important lesson in life, i feel. >> reporter: what kind of student were you when you were growing up. >> i'm not saying i was a bad student in no way, shape, or form. but i think being in the public school system, i didn't get that attention or affection. only two teachers gave it to me. >> reporter: it's incredible the difference that a teacher can do in the life of a student. >> absolutely. >> reporter: this year slam will graduate 65 students including gabby marquez. when you look around the school and kids talk to you, what do they tell you? >> when i first came, it was pitbull, mr. 305. worldwide. now i come through and it's there goes pit again. >> reporter: this home grown star is happy to be at home amongst the next generation. and he'll never forget his roots what is it for you to be latino? what does that mean to you? >> to see the way our culture is growing and being embraced not only in the united states but throughout the whole world. and they're starting to see, wow, these people are our people. so i'm very proud. >> we love him. he's like the honorary musician of the "today" show. totally. by the way, tomorrow on viva today, natalie will catch up with marc anthony. she'll be at the latin billboard awards tonight presenting. she'll give us a behind the looks scene as well. up next, the secret to sam smith's weight loss success. his nutritionist tries comfort food recipes that you can try tonight that are actually good for you. but first this is "today" on nbc. >> announcer: start today is sponsored by kohl's. find your yes. kohl's. >> 8:41. we're back with our ongoing series called "start today." this morning the secret to sam smith's weight loss success. the soulful singer and grammy winner has been showing off his slimmed down figure of late. it's all thanks to one woman who he says changed his life. in a moment she's going to have healthy food swaps you can make at home. but first, here's nbc's keir simmons. ♪ >> reporter: from london's famous knotting hill i always expect hugh grant to come around the corner comes a nutritionist who wants to change the way the world eats. >> let's get reds in. next some avocados. we've all got busy lives but you cannot change your health unless you make the time. >> reporter: she made that change. her book "eat nourish grow." although she loved her job, i felt exhausted all the time, she said of that period. my skin would break out, i had recurrent colds and infections. so she changed her diet and her life. now she advises stars on their diet like james cordon, boy george, and look at the dramatic transformation in sam smith. on instagram he called her a woman who has completely changed my life. sam smith, prince charles, now i'm in my kitchen. >> lucky you. >> reporter: with all her clients, it begins with a consultation. >> so i'll have breakfast, cereal coffee and then coffee and then coffee. a sandwich. >> the first things that jump out at me are bagels. sugar, sugar, sugar. this is another form of sugar. >> reporter: then back at her place she shows me how to cook healthily. so you taught sam smith how to make this? you're not allowed to say, are you? >> i don't talk about my clients. but i do teach all my clients how to cook. >> look at that. and the best part. mmm. it's good. so eat well and enjoy it. and a glass of red wine. >> just a little bit. >> and a glass of red wine. >> reporter: for "today," keir simmons. >> cheers. to your health. >> reporter: nbc news, london. >> and amelia is here with us now. her book is called "eat nourish grow." nice to have you here with us. good morning. >> thanks for having me. >> before we cook and we're going to cook a great recipe here, comfort food that's better for you. can we talk about philosophy. what's your food philosophy? >> i believe we've all got to get back in touch with real food. stop eating processed, convenience foods. get back in our kitchens and just get that little bit healthier. >> you want people to really examine their nutritional habits. what's the easiest way to do it what's the first step? >> i do think it's about cooking from scratch. making sure you're using real produce. i think a lot of people see nutrition, healthy diets about being about depravation and misery. food should be loved and enjoyed. we shouldn't fear it. >> depravation and misery are not good words in the kitchen. >> exactly. it's all about having fun and enjoying the food. >> sam says you changed his life. let's change people's lives. this is a comfort food that millions of people in this country eat every single day, but you're going to make it healthy. chicken nuggets. >> yeah. i made this because my niece and nephew love junk food. i wanted them to know they could have yummy food. it's a simple recipe. i've got chicken i soaked in coconut milk. just to give it a little moisture and flavor. we're just going to mix it in coconut flour. >> so dredge it in that. >> absolutely. and i've got some herbs and spices here. >> do you want me to do that? >> sure. go for it. >> even though i just touched wrangler for a whole segment. i'm kidding. i washed. i washed my hands, i did. so dredge those in there. >> we just want to mix those around. >> that worked out really well. that's nice. okay. >> i'll do the rest. i'll do the dirty work. then i've got finely ground coconut. it just gives a nice little crispy crumb. >> if someone is not a huge fan of coconut, obviously you have the coconut milk. do you have to do this step? >> no. absolutely not. this is quite coconut heavy. but you can use any other nut flour or ground nuts which gives a nice crunch and nice bit of flavor. >> here's one of the big differences. most people do chicken nuggets and fry them. and you're putting them on a baking sheet. >> exactly. it takes no time at all. it just means you're not going to be burning those. >> those are going to pop in the oven. how long are they going to cook? >> just about 10 to 15 minutes until they are golden brown. i'm going to pour in coconut oil. >> while that's cooking we're going to make a salsa with it? why is salsa such a good thing to eat? >> everybody likes flavor. and that's the most important key to eating healthy food. that you're getting lovely hits of flavor to the palate. i've got mango here. everyone loves that. gives sweetness. we've got red onion, coriander or cilantro as you call it, and a bit of chili. so it's a nice asian spicy flavor. this is a soy-free sauce. it has that same sauce. >> soy free is important because? >> it's not for everyone. but for me i don't like soy because i'm sensitive to it. but it's a healthier version. >> how do we then serve that. >> these are the nuggets that have been made up. and i like to set them in a lettuce leaf so you get that nice crunch. and spoon over a bit of the salsa. >> okay. >> you can use big lettuce leaves. >> it looks fantastic. here we go over here. by the way, this is a pizza with a very different crust. >> it's a cauliflower pizza. it's all about enjoying junk food or comfort food. and this is my version of a healthy bolognese sauce. i just used vegetables as the noodles. >> amelia, great to have you here. thanks very much. hopefully you can change our lives as well. for more on amelia's recipes and good for you health strategy, head to our website on today.com. up next, we're sending savannah off to australia in style with a couple tips from a couple of famous aussies. but first this is "today" on nbc. that was the scene just a little while ago. nik wallenda's historic walk on top of the orlando eye unfolded live on our show. >> and nik celebrated by doing what else? a selfie from 400 feet up in the air. yeah. we caught him doing that. >> not the first thing i would think of doing up there. >> but let's see the product of that. not too bad. nik wallenda on top of the world. at least orlando, florida, anyway. he's back with us now on solid ground. hey, nik. what's next? world record, check. >> well, i am working on a bunch of huge events right now. stuff all over the world. hopefully the two tallest twin towers in malaysia. i'm working on stuff over in england, hopefully something in london really soon. stuff in abu dhabi. worldwide stuff. >> we look forward to it. you always amaze us, nik. it's incredible how calm you stay during all of this. thanks for sharing with us live. all right? >> thanks so much, guys. >> and we're going to see him live on the plaza tomorrow on "today." we'll get to congratulate him in person. >> all right. meantime, savannah is getting set for an adventure of her own. not quite walking on the orlando eye, but she's heading to australia for our special "mom i love you because" week leading up to mother's day. she'll be live in sydney on monday with her mom, and before she leaves we asked a few of australia's famous faces to give us a bit of advice. >> hey, savannah. how you doing? i know you're going to australia soon. part of the reason for doing that is to take your mom on a pilgrimage to the place where you were born. so for a start, happy mother's day to your mum. >> savannah, you're off to sydney. what am i standing on? >> go to the harbors and the beaches. and see the weather. if you want to cuddle a koala, that's where you need to go. >> love things with a pouch. kangaroos have a pouch. a wombat's pouch is actually the other way around. oh, my everything. please see a platypus. we have a lot of creepy crawly things. like look at this. this is an actual photo of a spider that i took in my house in sydney, savannah. >> my two tips for australia are to do the beach cliff walk because it's stunning. and to go to bill's which is a beautiful cafe on crown street and get the ricotta pancakes. >> don't even ask any questions. no -- stop talking. just do it. go and check out the australian madame tussauds wax museum. i'm not just saying that because they have a wax figure of me there. savannah. >> the most important phrase when visiting australia, yeah, i'll give that a go. >> that's a nice one. russell crowe there. >> i know. >> you're excited about this. >> i am truly excited. some of the best trips i've gotten to take just the thought of getting to go where i was born. i haven't been there since i was 2 years old. and going with my mom is exciting. >> it all kicks off monday with savannah live in sydney. the other women of "today" will celebrate their moms as well throughout the week. >> you could walk the sydney bridge. >> you put that in the suggestion box, al. meantime, we have a couple of ladies on our couch this morning. ellie kemper and jan krakowski are here for the next hour. >> we're back! >> willie's off. natalie had to leave early. tamron's off. so elle and jane -- >> we're on. for better or worse. >> and their boss, tina fey will be joining us. >> wow. >> i don't know who to be more worried for. you two or him. >> we have to be very good now. >> you're in "unbreakable kimmy schmidt" which didn't matt have a major and influential role in that show? >> pivotal. i was telling matt a moment ago watching his scene was the reason i said yes. >> no, no. >> he shot his scene before you were on. >> that's right. >> we were costars in that. >> that was the first day of shooting. >> that's right. when you get to work with real actors and actresses we realize how bad we are. you watch them do their lines and it's effortless and i'm sweating. >> that's not true. >> you were great. >> you memorized it right away. >> did you keep your clothes on? >> i did. >> all right. fantastic. >> but next season on netflix, yeah, matt. >> you look like you're having a real good time on the show. >> it's so much fun. >> do you have a "today" show co-hosting dream? obviously being next to al roker is top of the list. >> we live the dream. >> yes. >> we are so excited about this. we really are. you're fun. >> thank you for having us back. >> them and tina fey coming up in the next hour. much more ahead on a wednesday morning. but first your local news. good morning. 8:56. i'm kris sanchez. police officers in east oakland this morning arrested the last of three men who they say opened fire on two undercover police officers. the initial shooting happened late last night. today's arrest was made on foot hill boulevard near 55th street. the officers were following up on a homicide on 90th avenue when the shots rang out. none of the officers was hit. how about a silicon valley sign like the hollywood one. one man is launching a new push to create an eye catching welcome sign in the hills above milpitas. a lot to determine but something we might be talking about today. more local news in just a half hour. it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. this morning on "today's take," emmy winner tina fey is here bringing the laughs back to 30 rock. and find out how unbreakable ellie kemper and jane krakowski are as my co-hosts. and we say hello to a music sensation. who is fancy. right now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, will gee geist, and tamron haulll. >> welcome to "today." april 29th 2015. the crowd burgeoning because they knew we have special co-hosts. willie, natalie, and tamron have been locked in a closet so we could bring back ellie kemp enandenkemper and jane krakowski back. they star in netflix series "unbreakable kimmy schmidt." >> and your old boss is here. >> she is not natalie morales and this is happening. >> whether you like it or not. >> is it too soon al? >> not too soon. in fact, we had to invite you back. ellie, your mom said she was very impressed. you had the anchor card. >> they were impressed by my anchor card shelf. >> the card tap. >> you've got it down. >> all together now. >> there we go. >> for those who have not seen ellie play kimmy, she's starting a new life in new york after being rescued from a doomsday cult. and she plays a nanny. and of course jane -- the comedy -- >> and then the comedy ensues. >> and you are her boss jacqueline voorhies. >> i love how you say it. i've got to say it like that. >> let's see how jacqueline and kimmy interact. >> i know you don't think you can live on your divorce settlement but you're tough. you survived julian cheating and buckley breast-feeding long after his teeth came in. >> he was born with a full set. >> so if my roomie and i can live here on nothing, you're strong enough to get by on 12 -- >> wait. you live here? certainly this can't be all of it. i know. i'll go upstairs. >> oh, you cut out the best part. she's climbing up the desk. >> she cannot believe that -- >> people only live in one level. >> no. impossible for you to wrap your mind around. >> we had an incredible time with the show. tina is here today, i get nervous with our boss is coming. but what an awesome trifecta of unbreakable ladies. >> that's right. good luck breaking through. >> oh my gosh. i'm able to just leave. so when you were here last week, we showed one of your first tv commercials. >> yeah. >> you had a -- take a look. there it is. >> yep. there it is. yeah. the tarantula did all the work for me. >> and you still have that tent. >> i do. >> and jane we did not want you to feel left out. so we found a couple of your early commercials. let's take a look at -- oh, you smell good -- fabric softener. >> sharon, you're sick and your daughter won't do the laundry. >> because it's all dad's work clothes. the laundry smells horrible. >> use the new clean free i bought. >> referee: >> it fights odors before washing. >> so's the laundry thanks to cling free. >> oh! that is gold! >> thank you so much. thank you. >> little jacqueline right there. >> it's a little shocking. i haven't developed that much as an actress. you know how you have throwback thursday. this is like we all start somewhere wednesday. >> how about this cutting edge video game? >> oh, we got more. oh, there's more. >> like, what are we going to do? >> don't worry. >> awesome. totally cool. >> solar box. >> can i drive now? >> oh, that's fantastic. you are a solar fox. >> wow. thank you. >> that was a sonic squeal. how did you do that? >> i was acting. good night everybody. it's been great being here today. it's amazing i have any encouragement to stay in show business. >> those are phenomenal. >> that is great. wow. all right. so i assume you guys were fans of the show "friends"? >> 100%. >> loved it. >> have you been part of that group clamoring for a reboot reunion? >> i know there's been a lot of demand for a reunion. i haven't personally been clamor clamoring for it, but i wouldn't reject it. >> no clamoring? >> movie version something like that? teased every day it's going to happen. >> guess what. it ain't happening. the comedy's cocreator says there will never ever be a "friends" reunion. she said nope, never going to happen. show is over. so move on with your lives. >> all right. well, i'm glad i wasn't clamoring. what a letdown. >> so it could happen. >> never. i think they're smart not doing this. because you could never live up to everybody's expectations. >> no. and sometimes you need to let a good thing just be done. >> i agree with that. i absolutely agree. although i'd be on board to do any sort of "30 rock" reunion. because i've got to keep working. i'm ready. let's go. >> you can talk to tina in the next segment. >> yeah yeah. >> we can lobby her. here's the deal. kate is still waiting. william and kate's wedding anniversary and we are still waiting for baby number two. it's believed the duchess of cambridge several days overdue. have you been following this? >> i love this and i love baby watch. i loved wedding wa ch. i woke up in the middle of the night to watch them do the ceremony. i'm into it. >> i can't believe that was four years ago. >> i know. >> that's a college -- people were freshmen when they got married. >> this is why we love kate and -- yesterday. that wasn't yesterday. but it seemed like yesterday. she was actually photographed driving into buckingham palace on her own. just like that. >> i love it. >> that's fantastic. >> and she then hooked up a trailer to the back and was moving furniture. >> late in the pregnancy you get a burst of energy. >> that's right. >> nesting and everything. >> we love it. coming up next -- now, did you guys -- >> by the way, i want you to know i did the tap. >> let's all do that right now. all together. >> all right. okay. go to jane's commercial again? >> no. when you were struggling actress actresses you had resumes. did you think of the font in the resume? >> i didn't give much thought to it. i probably should have. >> i don't think there were fonts. >> i used charcoal and a piece of wood. folks at bloomberg asked three experts the best and worst fonts to use on a resume. the worst, times new roman. that's what that looks like. >> i use that all the time when just typing. >> it seems classic. i don't understand why. >> they say it's the equivalent of wearing sweat pants to an interview. >> newspapers are times new roman. >> "the times" is. they also say avoid comic sans because that looks like a cartoon. >> look how fun. >> it's fun, but not for a resume. they do like garamont which is actually your character's brother. garamond voorhies. the best font for a resume -- >> i think they're like nail polish. >> helvetica. >> boom. my font of choice. >> now let's take a look. we love this video in a game between the indians and kansas city royals. there was a foul ball that ends in the mostly empty sections of the seats. so this guy is in the back. he's got his beer. he sees the foul ball so he loses his phone, dumps half the beer. but he's got the ball. nobody else is clamoring to get the ball. >> my gosh. wow. >> got the ball. then he realizes he's got to find his phone. >> look how calm he is. who's filming this whole incident? >> i think it's the camera crew. somebody's always there. >> that's incredible. >> by the way, you did a handicraft. you have something. >> it's been a great time presenting here with you and being on the show with you ellie. you know, when people have great success in like action movies they get an action figure. and i think you may know about these guys. since you are now television comedy episode, we have crochet people as a gift to you ellie i would like to present you with your little kimmy doll. >> these are incredible. >> that by the way, can you see? the shoes light up. >> but turn it around. you even got kimmy on the backpack. >> oh, my gosh. no, no. this is -- >> you've arrived. >> i'll have to shuffle this one. >> oh my gosh. >> who made them? >> allison huffman. she always has a lot to do in her life so she has free time to do these. but it's so cool. like my dog and all the characters. they've all been made. >> again, the attention to detail is extraordinary. >> there's a little zipper back there. >> forget it. >> i'm going to do the weather. you can play with your dolls. >> we'll play with the dolls. >> while i do the weather. we're walking over. this has been -- and i still have more to do with them. this is great. you can see we've got a lot of heavy rain down through southern florida. miami, you're going to be looking at wet weather all day today. luckily things cleared out in time for nik wallenda in orlando. you can see we've got a lot of wet weather especially down through southern florida. upwards of 1 to 2 inches in some regions. much of the country looking nice. highs up into the mid-70s in the northeast with the exception of new england. and northeasterly flow going to keep you in the 50s. 86 and su . hey, good morning. i'm christina loren. temperatures right now are really comfortable. a great-looking day shaping up. all things in participateerspective. tomorrow this time we'll see the 70s. 76 for the south bay today. 75 on the peninsula. take a look at the difference between today and your thursday. up to 89 degrees by thursday. staying nice and warm for your friday. good news is cool weather returns just in time for the all-important weekend. and you're almost there. have a great wednesday. >> you guys still basking in joy? 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the only thing that's important here is for you and me to see where this relationship can go. >> wow. tina, good morning. >> good morning, al. >> i love that wig. >> thank you. interesting trivia. that wig is literally the same wig we used to use for liz lemon's flashbacks. we only have the one wig. reperming it. i feel like very at home in it. >> yeah. >> it's fantastic. how much did that wig cost? do you know? >> at least $30. >> wow. that's special. you wanted to write something specifically for ellie. >> yes. robert who is not here today because he wouldn't wear a dress is co-creator of the show. he ran "30 rock" with me. i've known him forever. we were trying to write a show for nbc. and they said would you want to develop for ellie kemper. we said we would. so we sat around far pleasant sort of two weeks thinking about ellie kemper. >> i'm sorry? anyway, i'm glad you agreed to think about me. >> we agreed you should be locked up. in a bunker. >> yeah. >> and then when you thought, okay, who could play a vain self-centered shallow socialite you immediately thought jane krakowski. >> i mean it was sort of good luck for us in we were writing with jane in mind. we knew at the time jane was not available because people do different pilots for tv shows. miraculous she became available. i called her the moment i heard the news broke. we got to spend hundreds of hours together for seven years. and so you really want to just get the band back together as much as possible. and our crew the crew of the show is mostly the "30 rock" crew which is nice. >> i'm the new person coming onto it. it's interesting how much everybody loves each other because they all came back. >> we snuggle in bed together in a shot. >> that was our first scene. >> they start with the most intimate scenes. >> we should do that on our show. we all snuggle together. >> start with the colonoscopy. >> by the way, the theme song for this show is pretty neat. >> thank you. my husband jeff richmond wrote this theme song and it's what they call an ear worm. >> listen to it a little bit. ♪ >> what does an ear worm mean? >> it means it gets stuck in your head and you can't get rid of it. >> it's true. it's embarrassing. i find myself singing our own theme song because it's so catchy. but it's like self-promoting but i'm not. it's just an ear worm. >> and you are not letting any grass go under your feet. you've got a new movie coming out from universal. >> yeah. there's so much corporate synergy going on here. it's amazing. also i'm going to show you a dishwasher. >> we got rid of that company. that's out. >> not a little bit? >> no. sorry. >> french water? >> no. >> amy poehler. >> we did a movie that comes out called "sisters" where we play sisters. and this is in sort of a -- basically we're grown women who our parents are selling the house and they say come get your junk out of the house which we've all experienced. and we decided we should have one more high school style party in the house. and it's got great old friends like mya rudolph, rachel dratch. and it comes out the same day as "star wars." so "star wars" has legs, it's going to be there. you don't have to see it the first weekend. >> in the trailer you say amy we're home. we got a game we wanted to play. is i said we have the whole family here. we want to see -- okay. we're going to ask you questions and you determine who is most likely to. >> like a high school yearbook style? >> that's right. who's most likely to slip on a banana peel? oh. >> always up for a gag. >> who is most talkative? >> oh. >> who most likely to have mismatched socks? wow. who is most likely to set the kitchen on fire while cooking? >> unanimous! yes! >> do you know where the kitchen is? >> i don't know where it is or cook in it. that's the next segment. >> who's most likely to walk into a fountain while texting? >> oh. >> well. that's hard. >> okay. all right. there you go. all right. where's the strangest place you ever -- no. that's the wrong thing. >> delaware. >> who is most likely to want to co-host with me again? >> oh! >> yea! everybody! thank you so much, tina. 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surveillance allegedly molesting a young girl at the stanford shopping center. tipsters quickly contacted them because the picture and story went viral on social media. a mercury news reports a south bay cement quarry is settling illegal dumping. accused of dumping millions of gallons of toxic. that impacted wildlife in the area. coming up after the break we'll have a look at your weather and traffic. be right back. welcome back. i'm christina loren. showing you a live look at pacifica. blue describe breaking through the clouds. the sun is coming out. it will be a nice day. temperatures for today work like this. 75 degrees on the peninsula. 72 degrees out on the east shore and 80 degrees straight up in the north bay. getting into the next couple of days temperatures will stay nice and comfortable today and then hot tomorrow. colling cooling you off in time for the weekend. 70s on the way. over here we're outlining the traffic slow through fremont. on the map you will see that. that's red. that's orange as you travel southbound on 880 off of dakotao. the dumb bortenbridge. a late slowdown continues on northbound 885 up to 17. smoother drive. still congestion heavy toward the bay bridge. the metering lights are on. back to the "today" show. another update in 25 minutes. taking a look at the headlines a new report fiptds more than four in ten americans are breathing air that's unhealthy. the american lung association estimates more than 138 million americans live where pollution levels are unsafe. pollution got worse in the west. los angeles has the worst ozone pollution, bismarck north dakota and ft. myers, florida are two of the cleanest cities. >> breast feeding may be beneficial in reducing a chance of breast cancer later in life. researchers looked at 1600 women and found those that breast fed had a 30% reduction in recurring. breast feeding is not only good for the baby but may have benefits for the mom as well. changing diet could affect the risk of colon cancer. in a study 20 african-americans and 20 south africans swapped diets. it found the corn meal and bean diet reduced the risk for colon factor among the african-american group. the african-american diet full of meat protein and fat increased the risk factor for colon cancer. the researchers were surprised it only took two weeks for diet to make such a difference. a message on a bottle is creating a stir. bud light on some bottles, the perfect beer for removing the word no. some say it promotes date rape. it was part of it's up for whatever campaign. it will remove the tag line saying this missed the mark and we regret it. google hoping to become your fashion consultant. if you wonder what to wear google has answers. twice a year it's issuing fashion trend reports based on consumer google searchers. what's big, mini skirts and jogger pants. now let's head to al for a check of the weather. >> i'm not wearing any of those. >> why not. >> thanks so much. let's see what we've got. wet 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staying pretty hot by friday. the nice comfortable weekend headed your way. hope your day is great. >> and that is your latest weather. >> with 5 million streams of good-bye who is fancy is one of the most buzzed about artists. >> first, a look at how a fancy phenomenon began. >> it was the music mystery that had were wondering just who is fancy? the singer songwriter behind the catchy breakup anthem good-bye. >> the rage on the internet trying to figure out who the person is. >> backed by the man credited with justin bieber's rise to fame fancy's real name were kept secret for months instead releasing three different music videos featuring three different faux fancies. the song attracted fans all dying to know who was behind that voice? >> it could be like a justin bieber. >> sounds like sam smith mixed with simon. >> it was time for the reveal. earlier this month who is fancy took center stage on "the tonight show" and after a few more teases faced his fans for the first time. >> yes! >> good morning. >> ta-da. >> nice to meet you. performance on "the tonight show" was incredible. >> thank you so much. >> wonderful theater having to guess who he is and now he's here. >> i am. >> why did you do that? what was the idea behind this? >> the mystery for me was kind of like i think in this day and age vanity plays a big part in everything. i come from the south and nashville, grew up in arkansas so when i started the music thing i remember were all the questions like is he gay, is he not, all of these things that wasn't about the music, so when i was taking the venture into like getting a record deal and doing the whole thing i didn't want my music to be talked about in a way where it was my sexuality or how i looked or the way i appeared. i wanted it to be about my music, about the song and the story behind it. so i wanted to know my heart before they knew exactly who i was. i didn't want any of my makeup or who i am or the craziness to be a distraction. >> went underground. >> your voice we could hear as people were guessing all along who it might be was there anybody that you said yes, that's great or no i don't want it. >> i would take that. >> vocal talent. >> we'll do a duet. >> don't say that. >> i really loved being compared to neil. i have been listening to him for a long time. people saying that i loved it. with his writing and performing so when that rumor went out i was stoked about that. i was sad no one compared me to beyonce. >> we all are. we're all sad about that. >> if the i'm being honest it's like beyonce, then me so. i thought there would be a comparison there. >> you never know. >> crazy. i mean. learn to love me. >> now that you stepped out front and center what's it been like? >> i mean it's been kind of crazy. the night fallon was i mean i don't -- i went from doing absolutely nothing for a year like listening to my song and then on fallon so that was crazy. from like the bottom to the top in like three seconds. >> your presence on social media and so now it's like you're alive again. >> here i am. i can take my selfies again. yeah i posted a strong one this morning. you can look at it like it. there they are. get that out. that's the year everyone didn't see. >> wow. >> my year underground. >> such a great talent. i can't wait. >> we're working on the album and trying to get it out as soon as possible, hopefully in the summer. >> we want so much more of you. thank you for coming here and revealing who you are. you look so fancy. >> you obviously know our program. up next you know where one of the stars in the popular show sister sister. actress tia is taking over our kitchen with help from elly and jane for a feast right after these messages. you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently? complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early gum disease and bad breath. sfx: ahhh listerine®. power to your mouth™! now? can i at 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want to see it again? >> oh it's pure joy. >> hello, collin. congratulations. >> thank you. thanks for having me. >> thanks for coming on the show today. i was curious to learn there are different rubik's cubes you can buy that might move quicker or slower. >> there are lots of different brands and cubes and mechanisms they use. some turn faster than others. some turn smoother than others and so on. >> so you bring your own to a competition? >> yeah. you can choose whatever cube you want as long as the stickers are okay, you can use it. >> so there's no -- what is the advantage to having certain -- i don't know -- >> some are easier to turn than others. >> can you show us like you did earlier today? it was impressive. and go. >> this is insane. >> what? >> wow. that's crazy. >> can you show us how to do this? >> watch this. the animals come out to play. >> maybe three in a row. >> ours are artsier. >> i know you didn't win anything. we've got something special for you. we're going to give you tickets to top of the rock for you and your family. why don't you all come over? come on over. come on, come on come on. that's your dad, your brother, and your sister. guys, thank you. thank you, collin. >> thank you. >> we're back in a moment. but first this is "today" on nbc. i'm going on record. >> yes. >> the best "today's take" ever. ellie kemper jane krakowski, tina fey fancy. are you guys going to come back? >> whenever you'll have us. >> and you know what the best part is? willie tamron, and natalie missed it all! >> we missed you. and willie, happy birthday. >> oh yeah. happy birthday. >> willie. it's actually sunday. but that's close enough. >> who cares. you guys were awesome! we have christian slater. >> we have bunch of stuff. good morning everyone. 9:56. the bay area teenager who admitted to stabbing and killing a 9-year-old boy is expected to answer to murder charges today. 18-year-old william schultz told the bay area news group he stabbed family friend jordan almgren because he wanted to feel what it was like to kill somebody before the end of the world. the incident unfolded sunday in discovery bay. schultz expected to be arraigned this afternoon. directors considering a billion dollar bond measures. it comes after a new state audit found the transit agency will need nearly $10 billion for upgrades over the next decade. b.a.r.t. says it needs the money to replace old trains and for new infrastructure. let's check your weather. thank you, scott. temperatures for today into the mid 70s. 75 on the peninsula. 80 for today in the tri-valley. and the same up in the north bay. one more pleasant day before temperatures soar. tomorrow we're expecting a return of the 90s. summerlike heat will persist for thursday into friday. by the weekend temperatures drop off quickly making things nice a comfortable. on-shore flow returns. we'll give you all the details on that plus talk about your pollen levels and what's happened across the bay area this weekend. all today at 11:00. here is mike and your drive. fremont with a little bit easier drive in this shot across from tesla. let's get you the map. overall a general easing as far as the slowdown from decoto to mission. mostly orange. speeds are coming up towards 50 miles per hour. northbound routes similar trend. 280 at 17 crash looks like it's on the shoulder. the san mateo bridge is moving well to the peninsula. in the east bay earlier crashes have all cleared. slowing through berkeley and a little bit into san rafael for the north bay. > from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockafeller plaza. ♪ >> it's hump day. >> it is. >> also known around here as wines day wednesday. sounds so funny, hump day. april 29th everybody. >> the song called "nobody love" by tori kelly. >> "nobody love". >> we're all supposed to love. >> nobody. nobody love. nobody. i can't help it. can you look over there? >> look what's going on over here. >> we wouldn't let them leave and they're coming on with booze because that's what these ladies do. >> we're here for the host ambush. thank you so much. >> that's all for me. thank you so much. >> thank you hello nbc. good morning. >> good morning. gosh, i'm kathie lee. >> this is hoda. >> we're never leaving. we're going to be on the 20th hour of the "today" show. >> the umpteenth. >> we want your opinion on something. >> yes. >> if you saw a guy who looked like this. >> okay. >> oh. hello. >> what would you say to him? what would you say to him? >> i would think what is he training for? is he an athlete. >> is that your paddle or are you happy to see me? >> oh. >> you're going to get your chance. come on over here, yosef. >> no way. >> hello. yosef. >> you see. >> wow. >> he's been talking all day just like a normal -- >> tell you which camera to look at. >> hello. >> also a man who brings his own microphone. >> a man that brings his own. >> or happy to see you. >> where were you paddling like that? >> i was in hawaii. >> who took that photo? a dolphin? >> my friend hanna took it. >> that's -- wait. that's incredible. >> get involved. >> we're blushing. >> 50 shades of beat red. >> he said he's working on a movie "50 shades of beat red"? we're constantly embarrassing him. >> share in a moment. one more thing with us. >> what? >> hoda's words of wisdom. assume the position. >> this is what i like to do. get everyone in the zen position, jane. >> sorry. >> here we are. if it's important to you you'll find a way. if it's not, you'll find an excuse. what does everyone -- >> okay. >> all right. >> and scene. >> and scene. >> thank you so much. >> "new york times" best-selling author and author -- i bet there's four of them right here right now. >> i think i'm needed downstairs. i have to run. >> no. they're going to escort you out. >> yes, they are. >> you guys. >> ladies, have your way with him. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, guys. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> you remember the way out, right? >> oh, yes. >> we know the way out. bye. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for having us. >> it's a wrap. >> the people have spoken. bye-bye everybody. >> bye-bye. >> yosef. >> that is what you call -- >> yeah. >> bye-bye. >> they're flirting. >> look what's happening. >> let's linger. >> oh,. snoo>> that's what you call milking it. oh, my gosh. we had such a reaction yesterday you guys, to yosef's picture and the fast that he lost 50 pounds since he started here. >> most people gain weight when they work here. it's a normal thing we do. when you're yosef you tone up. his twitter page and facebook, exploded big time. we're going to delve into that later and figure out what we can do for yosef later. >> or what we can do with you and yosef. >> we're going to save zachary for next week. >> we have other people around here. >> yeah. don't worry. we want to point out that christian slater is going to be with us this morning. >> yes. >> he co-starred on a crazy new show. >> called "mr. robot" one of the shows that a guy named rami malek is here as well. >> he's egyptian. >> he is? >> i have to read the notes. that's unbelievable, he is? >> i want to see his feet if they're like yours. >> by the way this is -- i watched some of this. it's such a thriller and a nail biter. it's about what do you call it? >> hacking. >> security threat. >> but it's so interesting and riveting. >> oh, good. he's going to be with us. >> you've heard their music in tv commercials and shows like "glee" but today oh honey is here with a special performance. >> they're great. it's folk and pop mixed up. it's a great combo. >> yep. >> it's a great one. >> all right. okay. so now, even though they exist in australia who knew there are real housewives. >> the "real housewives of melbourne" i want to see if they throw tables like we do. >> i want to see what they say to each other when they're mad at each other. >> takes a long time for an aussie to throw a table unless they're drunk. they're laid back and fun. i used to say i never met a person from australia that i didn't love. >> until. >> and then i met russell crowe. he was adorable. >> speaking of adorable. know who's here? >> lovely lilliana. >> luxe for less. >> you top yourself every week with the darling outfits. >> thank you. >> you're letting yourself go, lilliana. >> we're worried about you. >> lilliana and her mother were at the romeo santos concert yesterday on the plaza like two groupies drooling. >> straight up grouppies. >> practically on stage. >> my mom i had to hold her back by the belt to not climb up. >> she has some estrogen. >> and he was a hottie. >> he was. >> everybody was talking around here about he was so nice to everyone. when the cameras were gone, everybody. >> well done on the bachata. >> she's a natural. >> she is. >> what are we doing today? >> today's a little different because this week you guys challenged me to find some of your favorite items as a luxe for less. >> yeah. >> hoda you challenged know find slip-on sneakers. >> you've heard them as vans, at love companies make them. the shoes i love. >> the walking shoes. >> and then you challenged me to find some affordable shapewear. >> yes. >> you are going to be surprised how affordable these finds are. later in the show. we're asking your viewers to tweet us with the #luxeforless. >> luxe has an "e." >> i may help some viewers find their favorite items on next week's show. >> you may but probably not. >> thank you. >> oh my gosh. hoda had to walk out of the room this morning when nik wallenda did something crazy. >> yeah. >> walked on top of the orlando eye in florida. >> it was spinning while he was walking. we were sitting together in the makeup room and it was 400 feet up and i couldn't sit there because i thought, how you keep -- you always say, anything you see is going to be like part of your brain and i was afraid. >> yeah. but -- and the weather was iffy. it was wet and it was windy so when those things are -- yeah. take a little look. >> it's all so good ended well. >> these shoes my mom makes are meant to deal with the dampness. there's moisture you can see it rolling under my feet. this is where it's creepy because i have to lean out over here and it's really wet. >> hold on tight buddy. how does it feel as you're crossing over there? >> it's all right. >> it's all right. >> no problem. >> usually he prays a lot. i don't think he was worried this time. i didn't hear a prayer. >> he did seem okay. >> very relaxed to me. >> so matt was totally stressed out watching it. i mean -- >> he was sucking on a paper bag. >> all righty. >> we're so glad that turned out okay. >> yeah. >> oh, yes. >> you can't look at it. >> i can't. >> i have a weird thing. >> you have no trouble watching elderly women falling on an escalator. >> just the one. and i don't usually like that. but it was -- whenever someone falls, people laugh, i never laugh. i go that's so horrible. that shows your personality. one individualvideo i don't know why, fine at the end, going up the escalator, i don't know, crawling. i've done it and laugh at myself. >> hoda didn't care. >> okay. >> all right. we -- from cape crusade, want to say hello to two friends here today. that over there is dave. our fine winemaker at chi vineyards and next to him is jim, he doesn't want to get in the picture. welcome. from cape crusaders to wonder women we're playing who knew. >> christian slater and rami malek are here. >> they have something we're going to be looking forward to this summer. >> i'm looking forward to seeing them they didn't join this team to win championships... or become famous... they joined because there is important work to be done and only some able to do it. they are brighter, better educated, led, and equipped than any team in history. they are doctors lawyers, engineers, technologists and combat troops. all prepared for whatever comes their way. you'll find them where the lights don't flash. and the only contract they sign is with themselves and their country. one day they may be asked what they did to make a difference in this world. and they can respond "i became a soldier". ♪ ♪ i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? 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>> my job i'm a cyber security engineer and like you said i'm moonlight at -- >> tech guy. >> i protect this corporation i despise and at night i'm kind of this bad guy who hacks and tries to look after a few people i care about. it's, you know one of these guys that you're either scared of or you want on your side. we're going to figure that out throughout the season. >> yeah. >> wow. >> what do you do? >> what do you do? >> me yeah i'm -- >> besides be -- >> i'm trying to figure it out also. i kind of am the guy pushing him along to -- i just take down the huge conglomerate. >> you're over corporate america a little. >> yeah. >> a a lot of people are. >> yeah that's right. i want to erase all debt if society and just sort of even the playing field again. i'm using him and his computer hacking ability to get that going. >> given everything -- >> but you're mr. robot. >> he's mr. robot. >> i'm mr. robot. >> he's mr. robot and he's the guy doing all the work. >> do you understand what's going on here? >> that's donald trump. that's what that is. >> you're fired! >> that's what i do. >> all right. i fire people. >> this stuff really is applicable. it's not so far off. >> that's true. >> that's right. this is a subject that was in the president's state of the union address. so it certainly relevant and was exciting to be part of a show that actually dealing with the subject matter that is so pref lent prevalent in society. >> yeah. and with just yesterday he had a whole thing about the fact that there's this app thing, remember that? >> yeah, one of the things that anyone can see where you are. >> at any time of the day. >> the location service is on. it's fair figterrifying. >> i can't believe you're from egypt. i'm totally bonding with you. >> do you have long toes? >> i do. my toes are pretty impressive. >> you should see him in sandals. >> they're gorgeous man. >> we're on the beach in coney island. >> the offices of the organization that mr. robot runs and takes place out of coney island. so my office is right next to the cyclone. >> that's right. >> guys it's fantastic. >> it's terrific. congratulations. >> thank you. >> great to see you again. great to meet you mr. egypt. >> likewise. >> there you go. mr. robot remeres wednesday at june 24th at 10:00 central. >> that's what i love. >> all right. it's where the money flows as much as the champagne. and these ladies are soaking it up. >> here you go. >> it's the real tv housewives. >> that's not how we wanted it. and save a little sugar for us. performance by a band that you're going to love. first these messages. nexxus introduces a new movement in hair. ♪ ♪ a beautiful fluidity. restoring strength and flexibility ♪ ♪ so it moves and responds the way you do. ♪ ♪ new improved nexxus with concentrated elastin protein and precious ingredients. for hair that lives to move. it takes nature 90 days to grow the most golden oats. 7,200 hours to create the purest honey and, it only takes you 3 minutes to enjoy it. perhaps we made it too delicious. nature valley, nature at its most delicious. so when my husband started getting better dental checkups than me i decided to go pro... with crest pro-health advanced. my mouth is getting healthier. my teeth are getting stronger. this crest toothpaste is superior in five areas. great checkup. i will light up every room i walk into. the olay regenerist luminous collection. penetrates 10 surface cell layers deep. and fades the look of dark spots. for pearlescent luminous skin. from the world's number one. things made with love are the best things. and that's exactly why avocados from mexico are grown with love, all year round. keep up with everyday messes with the help of roomba from irobot. sensors automatically guide roomba around your home, vacuuming up dirt and debris for a more thorough clean every day. roomba. only from irobot. some questions can't wait until morning. so i'm one of many nurses at cigna with answers anytime, day or night. i'm lauren, and i've got your back. there's only one egg that just tastes better. fresher. more flavorful. delicious. only one egg with better nutrition... like more vitamins d, e, and omega 3s. and 25% less saturated fat. only one egg good enough for my family. because why have ordinary when you can have the best. eggland's best. the only egg that gives you so much more: better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. . we've got the real housewives of new york, new jersey, atlanta. >> don't forget beverly hills. >> orange county and miami. >> not enough for bravo which has gone down under for the latest installment of the franchise. >> "real housewives of melbourne." >> last week the ladies took a trip to the philippines. >> of course they did. >> things got a bit dramatic as they often do. >> getting dramatic here too. the champagne is flying. take a lookp. >> this is not about you gamble. >> you want to hear the cold hard truth of how you're behaving gina is going to tell you. >> really? >> well, yeah. >> throw your partner under the bus in the morning show. >> what are you talking about. >> you called her a lunatic for not remembering who you were and said how do we throw this pair under the bus. >> they're vicious. >> three of the ladies are with us, jackie gillies, janet and chyka. >> it's spanish for a girl but my family changed the spelling it is my real name. >> first of all drinks falling. what's going on? >> i believe that was her way of saying jackie i'm going to kill you. >> it was my way of saying like with the baby's head, celebrate it. >> cheers. >> how do you say that in australia? >> we say cheers. >> givile. >> this is the beginning of the second season, right? >> yes. >> how did the first season go with australian audiences? did they love you? >> do you know it was the highest rating show in history. i said this is going to be massive and i said, we're going to go prime time in america. nobody believed it. i said it will happen. >> do you think it will? >> it did. it is. >> prime miamitime in america. >> i told the ladies they're like no way, jackie. three days before it was announced i said i've got this feeling. >> she felt it. >> she tells us. >> we talked about how all australians are so sweet and nice and kind. >> full of life. >> they don't fight. they don't -- >> almost. we say how we think and feel things. >> that can be problematic if you're saying something -- >> that's not true. they are lying. they fight have an opinion. it's indicative of the australian audience. >> were you friends before the show? >> no. >> i didn't know anybody. >> are you friends now? >> that has to be awkward. >> we've become close. >> where does the drama come in. >> you don't like the new roomones. >> getting to know them takes a while. >> people are seeing something we filmed six months ago. at that stage of the game i hated gamble so much. she's okay now. >> what do you guys think about exposing your lives this way? this must be new. people stopping you on the street. >> i think a lot of people were doubtful about how this show being an american show was going to work in australia and people were doubtful and they've embraced it. for us -- >> my launch. >> we had an amazing ride. it's been incredible. >> you also get the social media backlash too about it, right? 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(doorbell) what's that? what's this? swiffer sweeper. i came in under the assumption that it was clean. i've been living in a fool's paradise! good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. happening today, a hear under way right now in san jose to determine whether christopher hubbart should be sent back to a mental hospital. he was released years ago to palm dale in southern california after doctors said he was safe. but there is lots of pressure to send hubbart back. while he lives in southern california many of his victims were right here. on a lighter note a silicon valley businessman is launching a push to create a giant silicon valley sign in the east hills above san jose. it would look like this kind of like the hollywood sign in l.a. lots still to determine though. the design the location the cost. and who is going to pay the cost. take a look at weather and traffic coming up after the break. welcome back now. i'm christina loren. cool and cloudy to start. those clouds are already clearing quickly. your temperatures will be comfortable later on. 68 degrees in san francisco. into the mid 70s in the south bay and the same for the peninsula. this is our final pleasant day. tomorrow we'll trade the 70s in for 80s and 90s. feeling summerlike to finish off the week. by the weekend the temperatures will drop off. a lot of weekend events in the bay area and we'll tell you all about them today at 11:00. we'll check on the wednesday drive right now. here is mike. the bay bridge toll plaza right now. all lanes open. after 10:00 everyone is invited into the diamond lanes. looking at the approach. slow down the east shore freeway. the speeds turning from orange to yellow. oakland plays tonight. not bad anywhere on either side of the bay. south bay compression through fremont and through the airport. fire in san francisco, the latest from baltimore and nepal all ahead in half an hour. ♪ it is wines day wednesday. you know what that means we're about to play our trivia game we call who knew and with national superhero day taking place this week we're going to test your hero and heroin knowledge with kathie lee at the nbc experience store. she's ready to hand out $100 to anybody who gets the questions right. those who don't good thusenews, they get her wonderful cd. okay. here to help me out in studio is fandango contributing editor eric davis. are you ready? >> i'm ready. let's do it. >> let's play superheroes. >> i have a new friend from massachusetts. i solemnly swear i am up to know good. which of the following actors has starred in the five films as iron man, christian beale, robert downey jr. or hugh jackman. >> i think it's robert downey jr. >> you are right. >> it is robert downey jr. >> the fifth being avengers age of ul tron. love this movie that comes out this weekend. go see it. people love him in this character. he's going to be back on screen this time next year in account"captain america silver war." >> go ahead, kathie lee. >> from new hampshire. which of the following family members of the incredibles has a super power being able to lengthen and stretch his or her limbs, the mom, the daughter or the baby? >> the baby jack jack. >> no. >> so sad. >> i have a nice baby cd. >> oh. >> all right. the correct answer here the mom helen. >> the mom. the mom. aka elastic girl voice by holly hunter father mr. incredible voice by craig p. nelson. if you're a pixar fan, guess what they're making a sequel to "the incredibles". >> they are? >> we don't have a release date but it is coming. this movie makes me glad my kids don't have super powers. they could trash my living in under five minutes. >> talking years or -- >> i would say couple years, 2016, 2017. >> nice lady from dallas. how much did the first comic book to feature superman sell for on ebay last year? $1 million, $3.2 million or $5.5 million? >> i'm going to say $3.2 million. >> you're going to say right. >> wow. $3.2 million. was it mint condition? >> that was a record for a comics. >> yeah. >> the previous record was about $2 million. set by the same comic action comics number one. guess how much this comic cost in 1938 when it came snout. >> 10 cents. >> 10 cents. >> oh, my gosh. do i get a prize? >> you get a prize. >> over to you. >> you get a kathie lee cd. >> yeah! >> where are you from. >> oklahoma. >> finish the lyrics to the greatest american heros tv song please. ♪ flying away on a wing and a prayer ♪ ♪ i love you wing and a prayer ♪ >> lovely but wrong. >> i think i would like to go out drinking with her. she seems like a lot of fun. >> the correct answer is? 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>> good. >> clicked right away the two of your voices. >> awesome. >> i was trying to find a missing link to make sense of some song ideas i had and danielle walked in it was the missing piece. >> your ep is out today? >> came out a about a month ago. >> today's important because you're performing here with us. >> today's the day it goes crazy. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> we're excited here they are performing "oh honey." ♪ ♪ suge xwar don't you change a thing you're already everything i want ♪ ♪ sugar don't you change a think can't you see you're everything i'm not ♪ ♪ hey you ♪ ♪ you are something beautiful floating through my mind like you do ♪ ♪ hey you ♪ ♪ you are something wonderful wish you could see you like i do ♪ ♪ you're already everything i want ♪ ♪ can't you see you're everything i'm not ♪ ♪ sugar you i wanna get to know you ♪ ♪ sugar you, i wish that i could hold ya ♪ ♪ you're busy playing nice you sweeten up my life ♪ ♪ i'm here making eyes trying to keep you by my side ♪ ♪ sugar you i wanna get to know ya ♪ ♪ honey i won't let this fail we could move just like a snail at first ♪ ♪ no, honey, i won't let this fail, we'll ride it out we'll laugh until it hurts it hurts ♪ ♪ hey you ♪ ♪ you are something magical lighting up the dark like you do ♪ ♪ hey you ♪ ♪ you are something spiritual ♪ ♪ you're already everything i want ♪ ♪ can't you see you're everything i'm not ♪ ♪ sugar you ♪ ♪ i want to get to know you ♪ ♪ sugar you ♪ ♪ i wish that i could hold ya ♪ ♪ you're busy playing nice you sweeten up my life i'm here making eyes trying to keep you by my side ♪ ♪ sugar you, i want to get to know you ♪ ♪ sugar stay in my eyes ♪ ♪ i've been looking for you my whole life ♪ ♪ sugar you're right on time i've been waiting for you my whole life ♪ ♪ sugar stay in my life i've been looking for you my whole life ♪ ♪ sugar you're right on time i've been waiting for you my whole life ♪ ♪ sugar you, i wanna get to know ya ♪ ♪ sugar you, i wish that i could hold ya ♪ ♪ you're busy playing nice, you sweeten up my life ♪ ♪ i'm here making eyes trying to keep you by my side ♪ ♪ sugar you i wanna get to know ya ♪ ♪ >> yeah. >> oh, honey. >> yeah. >> fun. >> that's crazy, guys. >> get to know you. >> oh my god. >> thank you so much, everybody. >> thank you. >> love the hair. >> great hair. >> find out if lilliana was up for our challenge. >> luxe for less is next. >> here's to you. >> this is "today" on nbc. ♪ i want to get to we put our friend lilliana vazquez to the test. >> challenged her to find luxe for less deals on a couple fashion items. i asked for affordable quality shapewear and hoda asked for inexpensive slip-on sneakers. >> what did you find for us? >> i found such great buys. start with the sneakers for you. >> okay. >> love these. so comfortable. the luxe for less find this week is this pair here. not going to believe the price. they are $15. >> what? >> where? >> from payless come in textures, fun colors. >> cute. >> they come in -- >> her size. >> they do. >> hoda's size. >> that was the next question. >> care about you. >> these are from just that under 40 bucks. >> they can be like up to $300. this is a great find. so many women want to find affordable shapewear. i found these for you $11.99. >> what? >> stop it. >> target.com. i want you to touch them. i think that's -- >> target makes them? >> self-expressions by maiden form. feel that. >> that's how you know. >> and then these are great from sears, both under $25. >> great. >> you did it, baby. as usual. >> don't forget to let us know what looks you want lilliana to find for less. tweet us. here's the #luxeforless. >> lilliana is giving viewers a look inside her stylish home. >> what? >> go to klgandhoda.com to check it out. >> all right. tomorrow elvis durant is back with another artist of the month. >> ambush make-over. have an awesome wines day wednesday because tomorrow is thirsty thursday. >> our favorite day next to try day friday. >> next to the six others. >> bye. . right now at 11:00 the freedom and future of a man known as the "pillowcase rapist" is at stake. a south bay judge may send him back to a state hospital. good morning everyone. thank you nor joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. i'm kris sanchez. he may be headed back to the state mental hospital but not for a recent crime. a bay area judge is considering revoking his release into a southern california neighborhood where he has been living. >> stephanie chuang is live in san jose. what's the latest so far? >> reporter: good morning. scott and kris. the hearing is still going on here but christopher hubbart was the first witness t

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