balloons and a lawn chair to soar into the sky. so high he says he was looking down on passenger planes. why his stunt is capturing the attention of the public and the police today, tuesday, july 7th 2015. from nbc news this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. savannah having some holiday time this week. we're joined by hoda kotb. that guy with the helium balloons was up in canada it was a $10 lawn chair. >> what on earth was he thinking? you can watch this video a thousand times. i know he's trying to promote his cleaning products but hello. >> we'll have more on that story in a little while. we want to start on a tuesday morning with breaking news out of washington state. a deadly ice cave collapse at a national forest that's really popular with hikers. nbc's jacob rascon is at a local hospital. what can you tell us? >> reporter: matt good morning. the three most critically injured patients are being treated here all crushed by ice. and that cave area is now closed indefinitely as a rescue effort has now turned into a recovery. this morning, one person is dead and five others are injured after a section of the popular big four ice caves in northern washington suddenly collapsed monday. >> being advised for a possible partial collapse of the ice caves. about eight to nine subjects possible injuries. some subjects unconscious. >> reporter: more than 100 rescuers raced to the remote area 70 miles northeast of seattle. >> they're essentially frozen over avalanche chutes over a giant rock chute. incredibly dangerous. >> reporter: three hikers two men and a woman, were airlifted to a hospital in seattle. a juvenile victim was transported to a nearby hospital by ground. it was the second day in a row part of the ice caves collapsed. sunday one woman was recording when a same portion gave way to a group of hikers. officials warn the public to stay away from the unstable and dangerous caves. warmer than normal temperatures were melting the ice and snow months ahead of schedule. sadly, this cave-in was deadly with one person still buried inside. county officials say the cave area will be closed until further notice while they assess the area. and now while they recover the deceased individual. it is meticulous work making sure the emergency personnel are safe as well. matt and hoda? >> jacob rascon in washington state, thank you so much. now moving to politics and donald trump doubling down on his controversial comments on immigration as the presidential candidate's empire takes yet another blow. nbc national correspondent, peter alexander, has more on that. good morning, peter. >> reporter: good morning to you. donald trump is dismissing the latest company to cut ties with him, espn moving an upcoming celebrity golf tournament away from one of trump's courses. not a big deal. that's what trump said as he spoke out again on this issue, now driving a wedge into the republican party. at a charity golf event monday night, donald trump teed off again on illegal immigration. >> we're talking about crime. you saw what happened the other day with the young lady in san francisco. it's a disgrace. >> reporter: trump has seized on the random shooting death of kate steinle killed with her father last week. the alleged attacker a convicted felon, who federal officials say had been deported to mexico five times. [ speaking in spanish ]. >> reporter: in a jailhouse interview, francisco sanchez says he didn't remember what happened but didn't dispute that police said he did it. of trump insisted steinle's shooting was one of thousands of similar incidents throughout the united states. later he added, infectious disease is pouring across the border. >> they're bringing crime, they're rapists, and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: and in that statement, trump argued his controversial comments about undocumented immigrants are being deliberately distorted. trump has quickly divided the republican party, desperate to win back latino voters. just 27% supported mitt romney's failed campaign in 2012 down from 40% for george bush in 2004. >> i am willing to debate here in new hampshire manno mano-a-manno. he later said bush has to like the mexican illegals because of his wife. his wife is mexican-american. still, the billionaire whose comments have catapulted him to second place in recent polls says he isn't backing down. >> the polls are testament you see what's happening and now they say i'm going even higher. the country is fed up. >> reporter: defiant this morning. the "washington post" says many those building his newest hotel in washington, d.c. by a contractor say they're undocumented workers who crossed the u.s.-mexico border illegally in search of a new life. a trump spokeswoman told the paper that trump's can company and its contractors follow all applicable laws. matt and hoda? >> wow. this story keeps unfolding. peter alexander, thanks so much. >> in the meantime another high-profile gop candidate, governor chris christie of new jersey could be forced to resign because of his white house run. according to reports, democratic lawmakers in new jersey are planning to introduce legislation that would require christie to step down. they say he's been out of the state too much this year. the bill by the way, would also apply to any future governorses. and now to explosive new revelation tied to the bill cosby sex scandal. in newly released court documents from a 2005 deposition the comedian admits obtaining sedatives to use on women he wanted to have sex with. nbc national correspondent, kate snow is here with more. kate what do you have? >> good morning. cosby's lawyers have fought to keep these documents from being seen saying they would embarrass him and they were sealed for a decade now. after a request from the associated press a judge in philadelphia said because cosby so often got on a quote, soap box about moral issues he no longer has the right to keep these records private. bill cosby in his own words admitting he obtained seven prescriptions for quaaludes in the 1970s and gave them to other people. in documents from a 2005 case cosby was being sued by a woman who accused him of drugging and sexual assaulting her. before it was settled out of court and dismissed, cosby sat through a two-day deposition. when you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind you were going to use these quaaludes with young women you wanted to have sex with, the lawyer asked. cosby replied yes. but it was unclear whether he forced women to take drugs. did you ever give young women the quaaludes without their knowledge, he asked. cosby's attorney jumped in do not answer that question. cosby described one encounter in las vegas. she meets me backstage. i give her quaaludes, we then have sex. >> i wouldn't necessarily call this the proverbial smoking gun, but it is corroboration for the fact that he used drugs when attempting to have sex with women. so it does in a sense take the moral high ground from his position. >> reporter: for barb bowman one of 13 jane does in the case, it's vindication. >> it was a big breath a big sigh of relief of hope. and looking forward to this next part of this journey, because i think this is really just the beginning. >> reporter: in the documents, the accuser's attorney is complaining to a judge that cosby's lawyer was turning the deposition into a carnival a claim the judge later rejected. the plaintiff's attorney also said to cosby, i think you're making light of a very serious situation. cosby replied, that may very well be. nbc news reached out to attorneys and representatives of bill cosby and did not hear back. cosby has never been charged with any crime of sexual and drug allegations which he and his representatives have continued to deny. a couple other things to come out in these court documents. cosby offered to pay for the education of the 2005 accuser if she got a 3.0 gpa or better and also confirmation of something we reported last fall that cosby agreed to give an exclusive interview to the ""national enquirer"" years ago if they agreed to the to print a story. >> so many revelations in this case. >> thank you very much. let's turn to ari melber co host of "the cycle." good morning to you. >> good morning. >> sealed for ten years, this document this deposition now released and revealed. why now? >> basically, this has been revealed because the associated press sued for it and typically, if it you have something sealed in this kind of settlement or suit it is gone. we don't see it. the judge finding that because he was a public person making a sort of a morality crusade, this was fair game. >> let's talk about the key exchange that kate just highlighted in her piece. when asked by the plaintiff's attorney, when you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with. cosby replies yes. so all the allegations that have come forward by women against bill cosby over the last many years now one day, one word yes. how does it change things legally for them? >> legally, this is what they call an admission against interest. here is bill cosby, saying that part of the fact pattern that has always been in dispute and alleged is, in fact true. that he did acquire these kind of drugs for this kind of reason. that's an ingredient in some of the crimes alleged against him. >> so the other exchange though when asked by that same lawyer did you ever give any of those young women the quaaludes without their knowledge, and cosby's lawyer jumps in and says do not answer that question would that have been an admission of rape? >> it could be because it would go towards the idea that he was incapacitying people to have intercourse. and depending on the state, that alone can constitute rape. >> so if you're a prosecutor in a jurisdiction where a woman has brought an accusation against bill cosby, based on what you've heard this morning and read this morning, do you have cause to bring criminal charges against bill cosby? >> most of the prosecutors who have looked at this including in pennsylvania where the underlying allegations exist, have said they didn't feel they had the evidence beyond a reasonable doubt. pennsylvania and new jersey still have a shot clock ticking. the time has not run out, though to continue to look at criminal charges. >> that's the criminal side in terms of civil suits against bill cosby. does this open the door to more of those? >> absolutely. the civil standard which we all know is lower, and this kind of documentation, coming from his own mouth and cosby's lawyers aren't disputing the accuracy opens up i think a much stronger civil case. >> all right. ari melber thanks very much. hoda? lawmakers now on to the raging debate over the confederate flag. lawmakers in south carolina are one step closer to removing it from state capitol ground. today the state senate is expected to give final approval to a bill after the preliminary 37-3 vote in favor of lowering the flag. the proposal would then move to the house and could be on governor nikki's desk by the end of the week. >> let's turn to natalie with the latest on a very closely watched meeting involving the united states. >> we're talking about the iran nuclear talks. and once again, the talks in danger of breaking through their second deadline in a week. chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell is in vienna astria with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, natalie. this is deadline day. after 20 weeks -- 20 months rather it all comes down to which side is going to break first. we have been here almost two weeks and in the final 24 hours, a lot of tough talk. now iran has upped the ante renewing the demand on buying or selling conventional nonnuclear weapons, like tanks and planes and even ballistic missiles. the u.s. says that would only inflame the wars in syria and iraq. but russia and china, they make money selling arms. and they want to lift that arms embargo in iran. meanwhile, back home republican criticism from candidates is firing up. presidential candidate senator ted cruz is now calling on hillary clinton, who helps launch the talks in the first place when she was secretary of state and other republican candidates to demand that john kerry stop negotiating with what crews call a violent enemy of america and immediately come home. kerry is not paying any attention to cruz but these talks could break down. >> we'll be watching what happens in the next 24 hours or so. thanks so much. the second csx train in as many weeks has derailed in tennessee. this time at least four cars came off the tracks. this happened near nashville. three of the cars were carrying packaging beads. a fourth car was carrying steel. no hazardous materials were spilled. fortunately, no one was injured there, as well. and last week another csx train car that was carrying toxic chemicals went off the rails near knoxville, catching fire and prompting thousands to evacuate. the southwest plane bound for san francisco had to turn around and make an emergency landing in phoenix on monday night after the plane blew a tire on many landing gear. the boeing 737 landed safely and no one was injured. passengers were then moved to a new plane. sad news from hollywood. famed movie producer jerry weintraub has died. he produced "nashville" "karate kid" and "oceans 11" and produced for elvis presley and frank sinatra. he died monday of cardiac arrest in santa barbara, california and, and was 77 years old. a man in calgary, canada takes to the skies using only helium balloons and a cheap lawn chair. now he's in trouble with police. take a look. daniel boria using this $10 chair and 101 helium balloons he says he was trying to draw attention to his cleaning products company. probably got a lot of attention he did not want. boria says he intended to par chute himself into the calgary stampede the city's famous rodeo. what could go wrong there? the weather did not cooperate for him. he says he was looking down through the clouds at 747s and that it felt like 30 below up there. but instead boria landed in an industrial field. police have charged him with one count of mischief causing danger to life. of so many things that could go wrong. >> i kept thinking of the movie "up." it looked so awesome until you actually see it in action. >> this is not the movie "up." >> not many mornings you get to use the word nitwit but kind of fitting this morning. luckily, nobody got hurt. dylan is in for al struggling with your voice this morning. give it your best shot. >> i'm going to try today. i can't get overly excited. that's when i start to lose my voice. take a look at some of the flooding we saw in las vegas, of all places. at one point yesterday, a foot and a half of water over the roads. there were ten rescues from some flooded vehicles. the world series of poker had to be delayed because water actually rushed into the ballroom where all the poker tables were set up. so who would have planned for that? you can't forecast this stuff. we actually do have flash flood watches in effect again this afternoon and into this evening. also we're watching this line of stronger storms from chicago to st. louis, right down into texas, where we also have some flash flood watches and even some warnings in effect because we are still looking for more and more rain. it's going to train over the same areas, and across central oklahoma we could end up with 7 inches of rain over the next 48 hours. that's a look at the weather across the ♪ ♪ ♪ you're unpacking already? yeah, help me find some mugs. sure. 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>> i'm feeling pretty good this morning, actually. for what we went through as a heck of a crash, and the safety equipment did its job and i'm here today. >> were you simply in the wrong place at the wrong time or did you sense that something bad was about to go down? >> well we were sitting in a pretty good spot. i was riding right behind jeff gordon and pushing all we could to the finish. the white flag had already come out and thought we were in a pretty good spot to get a good finish which we did. we came across the line in seventh, so i was proud of the finish but didn't want to be crossing the line in the air, by no means. >> yeah you got banged around which is bad enough at those speeds. by the way, how fast were you going at that time? >> i haven't really quite found out the exact speed, but i've heard 190, somewhere around there, 198. >> so you get banged around at that speed, it's bad enough. but then the car goes airborne. can you even begin to describe what that feels like in the pit of your stomach? >> yeah no it's not the greatest feeling in the. when world. when the first impact happened you tuck instantly and grab the wheel as hard as you can. when the car flips over you know it's getting ready to be a rough ride. you hold on with all you've got, and when it hit the fence, i didn't really know where i was. i was still kind of holding on talking myself through the wreck. and after we landed back on the ground i was thinking it was almost over. and the worst part of the crash was actually the very end when the two cars slid into me. but it was pretty cool to see all the pics. felt like the wreck happened and when it was over i thought i was done wrecking and there was somebody at my car. >> so you've seen the video, and is it weird to know you're the guy in that car? >> yeah i've looked at the video, and all the pictures. it's definitely wild to look at. i want to thank everybody that built my car. i want to thank nascar for all the stuff they have done to make our sport safe. i mean you see a wreck like that and you shouldn't be talking to a person as early as you guys are talking to me today. i feel like it's pretty cool that i'm just a little sore. i feel great, and i'm ready to race this weekend. >> you bring up nascar and there's a lot of criticism, austin, as you know about this racing restricter plate racing. let me read some comments that have come out, referring to this in the last couple days. in referring to this driver ryan newman said quote, nascar got what they wanted. that's the end of it. cars getting airborne unsafe drivers, same old stuff. they just don't listen. jeff gordon who you mentioned earlier, said quote, i'm glad i only have one restricter plate race left. and brandt james writing for "usa today" wrote this. quote, simply and most importantly, this -- there a question for nascar as a sanctioning body and a sport. is this acceptable. so let me ask you. is it too fast too dangerous, does nascar have to change? >> well, you know i want to first off say i love my sport in nascar. you know i get to do what i love on the weekends and race. and what they have done to make our cars safer after bad wrecks have happened i think, you'll learn more from my wreck. they have the car now, and they'll be looking at it and see what happened the right way. i think, you know for this type of racing we probably could bring the speed down a little bit and get the same style of racing that we want to see out there for the fans. obviously, we don't want cars getting in the air. so we'll work hard to do that and i think nascar has the people around them to make the right call. >> but restricter plate racing keeps cars bunched tightly together at high speeds. is that something that can continue? >> you know i think we like to see the tight racing the pack type of racing it's cool for the fans to watch. it's fun for our drivers to be a part of it, i think. i think the hardest part though you don't need the speed where we catch air. so it's pretty tough decisions to make. we signed up for this as drivers when we sign in to what we're wanting to do. it's a part of our racing. we go to talladega and daytona twice a year. >> when are you back in the car, austin? >> i'll be back at kentucky speedway this weekend. tune in and watch. we'll have a great dial chevrolet, and you have to watch the race. >> we're happy you're okay austin. we appreciate your time this morning. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> all right. he's talking about the quaker state 400 from kentucky. complete coverage on the nbc sports network. you look at that crash -- >> wow. amazing interview. to get right back in it. >> the people in the crowd slightly injured in this accident. >> big question. now let's head over to the over dylan. >> a lot going on across the country now, a big area of high pressure. it's going to be hot and you'll notice the second you step outside just how humid it is. this gulf moisture is pumping into the texas/oklahoma area. monsoonal moisture in the southwest and an area of low pressure off the coast of california is bringing some showers and also will eventually bring some relief to the pacific northwest by friday. in the meantime though out ahead of a cold front, we to have temperatures pretty much close to average. but it's the humidity that makes it feel so much hotter. back behind the cold front where we are noticing a big drop in temperatures. chicago, a high today of only 66 degrees, 20 degrees below average. that's a loo good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy day ahead. the high humidity that you feel this morning will be around this afternoon. hot, humid and a chance of some scattered showers. highs in the upper 80s and low 90s. tomorrow with storms moving in, won't be as hot but plenty humid. showers and thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. then a break turning less humid on friday. but still quite warm. look at the weekend. we'll be dry with temperatures near 90. have a great day. and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, thanks so much. this sounds like the plot of a cold war era movie. american fighter jets scrambling to intercept russian bombers heading for the u.s. while you were celebrating independence day, it actually happened. nbc national correspondent, miguel almaguer explains. >> reporter: the alaska air command is on alert 365 days a year 24/7 just for this reason. twice on the fourth of july air force f-22 fighter jets intercepted long-range russian bombers, once off the coast of alaska and once off the coast of california. the men and women at joint base richardson in alaska recently gave us an exclusive look at how they are protecting america's borders in the air. >> red alert on the alaskan frontier. every second crucial. the mission, get airborne as fast as possible. >> it's adrenaline pumping time no doubt. >> it's exciting. >> for these pilots the job is a dangerous one. seek and intercept russian bombers heading for american shores as they did twice on the fourth of july. a mission the alaskan air command performs an average of ten times a year. last year russian bombers came within 50 miles of the west coast. >> it speaks to perhaps the intent from russian to be more provocative. >> reporter: this the first line of defense. a remote world war ii era radar installation at the western-most tip of alaska. >> we're at the radar site and russian is 35 miles in that direction. >> there are 15 remote radar stations like this one scattered all across alaska. they're in some of the most remote and rugged terrain anywhere in the world. the radar sites are monitored at the 176th air defense squadron spotting any suspicious aircraft headed towards north american air space. and these are the pilots who answer the call of duty. >> you're up close enough where you can see the other pilots in the cockpit, as well. >> reporter: using hand signals and tactical maneuvers, the f-22 pilots steer the foreign bombers back towards russia, away from american shores. >> the american public expects us to defend and maintain air sovereignty over the skies of alaska and the entire united states. and so we're going to make sure we get the job done. >> reporter: getting the job done where the stakes could be high. norad officials stress the russian bombers have never reached the american air space during either of the intercepts on the fourth of july. hoda? 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>> i know the guys up on the balcony, yeah i was at the running of the bulls. no you were on a balcony. natalie has a check of the morning's top stories. >> good morning, once again, everyone. newly released court papers reveal that bill cosby once admitted obtaining sedatives to give to women he wanted to sleep with. a judge has released documents from a 2005 case. cosby was being sued by a woman who had accused him of drugging and assaulting her. that case was settled out of court. cosby acknowledged under oath he once obtained prescriptions for quaaludes with the intention of giving them to young women and having sex. he confirmed doing that with one woman in the 1970s. more than a dozen women have accused cosby of sexual misconduct. some involving drugs. he has never been criminally charged and has denied the allegations. at least one hiker was killed and five others injured at a popular tourist attraction in washington state. officials say there was a partial collapse monday at the big four mountain ice caves of northeast seattle. signs warn people to take away because warm weather has made the ice caves unstable. there was a similar collapse a day earlier, but nobody was injured in that accident. a grandfather and baby granddaughter barely escaped serious injury after a frightening accident in sydney australia. he let go of the child's stroller while talking to her mother at a train station. the stroller then rolled off the platform and as you see right on to the tracks. the baby suffered some cuts and bruises, but the grandfather climbed down and moved her off the tracks right before a freight train came through. he was able thankfully to scramble to safety as well. scary moments there. some bad news this morning for all of you who plan to swing by starbucks on your way to work or school. beginning today, the coffee giant is increasing prices on some of its drinks ranging from 5 cents to 20 cents. a small and large brewed coffee will each go up by 10 cents in most areas of the country. the change comes as other coffee sellers, though are lowering their prices. starbucks blames rising rent and labor prices for their hike. a set of all-girl quintuplets is finally together at home this morning in houston. we have been following their story right here on "today" and nbc's janet shamlian was there as they spent their first hours together you saidunder the same roof. >> reporter: it's the day danielle and adam busby have been waiting for. ava is headed home. and the reality is hitting mom. >> so surreal. every day we keep thinking, like, are these really ours? >> reporter: the babies, conceived through fertility treatments, were born by c-section in april. five girls in four minutes. add in big sister, 4-year-old blake -- and with mom and dad, eight is enough. >> that is the question everyone asks. how do you do it? i mean i don't know. i just -- we just do it. >> reporter: 40 bottles and 60 diapers a day. thousands more stashed in the garage. a labor of love the couple has been documenting on their blog it's a busby world.com. in her first moments, danielle busby wanted simply to take it in. just for a second -- >> oh, you've got it. >> reporter: the sound of silence. >> i cannot believe they're all quiet right now. >> reporter: pure joy, as parents of quintuplets revel in has become a full house. janet shamlian nbc news houston. >> they are just precious. congratulations to them. let's go back over to hoda. >> natalie, thank you so much. now to the alarming results of a new study in health care. are you at risk -- at a higher risk of dying from serious illness or injury if you check into a hospital on the weekend? it's something called the weekend effect. and the research shows the answer in several countries, including the u.s., is yes. the new study looked 3 million admissions between 2009 and 2012 from 28 metropolitan teaching hospitals in the u.s. england, the netherlands and australia. the research focused on deaths occurring in hospitals within 30 days of an emergency admission or planned elective surgery, and found that the risk of dying was higher on weekend hospital visits in three out of four countries. the risk was 13% higher in five u.s. hospitals. 8% higher in 11 hospitals in england. and 20% higher in six dutch hospitals. and here with more is nbc medical contributor, dr. natalie azar. those numbers are shocking but it should go without saying if you have an emergency and it happens to be a weekend, you go. >> of course of course. and, you know i want to say this. this finding has been observed over multiple studies over multiple years. there is probably not one single explanation. if you come in with a arrested yack arith mea that requires an intervention the hospital just might not be staffed as well as it is during the week. but obviously, if you have an emergency, you're going in. >> let's talk about some other things. we're going to move down here. the july effect. this is a time where new doctors, interns and things like that are in training. you should be aware of that. >> correct, hoda. and as opposed to the weekend effect which we have established is true, the july effect is a little more controversial. some studies suggest it really does exist, some studies suggest it doesn't. but the whole basis of this is that the academic year for medical trainees starts on july 1st. that means that every year, june 30th to july 1st, there is a whole switchover of, you know, doctors who are taking care of you. they're getting used to new electronic medical records, they're inexperienced. i should say, there is a lot of supervision that still happens. so you may not want to schedule something elective on july 1st give it a couple weeks. again, a little controversial. >> there are teaching hospitals out there. and one of the key questions to ask is who is actually doing the operating, because sometimes the less experienced people may be in the operating room as well. >> 100%. and this -- if you are admitted and getting a procedure done in what's called a university academic teaching hospital you have to assume there will be residents who are taking care of you, as well as the attending physician. this is very relevant when it comes to surgery. i have to say, though there have been many studies that have looked into the safety comparing these kinds of two hospital systems, and it actually looks like in some cases that you know hospitals that have residents actually perform better than the hospitals that don't. a lot of surgeons obviously are there, and there's constant supervision. but it's just something to keep in mind. >> and quickly, you should always have an advocate whether it's elective surgery, emergency surgery, someone who can ask the right question. >> absolutely. you want to have a family member or friend somebody to prep questions, take notes. you're in a stressful situation when you're in the hospital. you may not be you know taking everything in. you want to have somebody there who is an advocate. >> i had that. my sister with me if she didn't take notes, i don't know what would have happened. and lastly quickly, have an emergency plan. >> absolutely. things can go wrong, doesn't matter what age you are. when you are admitted into the hospital you have have an advanced directive. don't ask what sarah jessica parker says she will never discuss in public. and the three simple changes you can make to be happier at work. and ryan reynolds stops by studio 1a to talk about his thriller and recent baby dram you ever think about how the cement of your driveway... ...connects to the ends of the earth? 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>> is that crazy? >> oh my gosh. >> i mean -- look your phone rings and you're embarrassed enough. my gosh. on to tennis. wimbledon in full swing right now. a guy loses it on the court. a little bit of a racket-throwing episode, not happy. you guys were watching he did other things. >> yeah he apparently was trying to take off a layer of socks and the ref got on his case about taking too much time off. >> classic meltdown. >> it was beyond -- >> bad day. >> yeah. >> yet there is a softer side. earlier in the imagine, look what he tried to do. he was feeling down in the dumps, needed a hug, where did he find it? one of the ball boys. he's not sure he wants this hug. you know what -- >> that's seventh grade dance -- >> i'm not sure whether the ball boy is saying, you're a bit of a loon or incredibly sweaty at this stage of the match. >> i think sweat. >> probably. >> he could be fined because of bad behavior. >> how much? >> $250,000 by the international -- >> they're saying he gave up on the match. all right. let's see, one, two, three, four of us are going to love this next story. the most wonderful time of the year. no it's not christmas. it's the release of espn's body issue where athletes show off their trim physiques. here is bryce harper outfielder for the washington nationals. >> not bad. okay. >> and check out olympic swimmer -- natalie -- i thought it was all guys. the winner of two gold medals. six covers. and the only two we can show you for morning two tv. >> really? they're that racy? >> check then out on today.com. >> nudity. they do it very artistically. the one thing that sarah jessica parker says she will never discuss in public. tamron. >> here we go guys. get ready for beyonce, the building. an architecture firm in australia was inspired by this moment. it's from beyonce's video for the hit song "ghost." so he took a cue from her and created this. take a look. the premier tower -- look very closely. the spiral design mirrors the twists and turns of a woman dancing in black cloth. i.e. beyonce. you see the resemblance? it will be apartments hotel rooms and retail stores. no word yet on when the project will be completed or if beyonce will live in beyonce. get it? there you go. thank you. and sarah jessica topic, what is it she won't discuss in public? she reveals all in "cosmos" magazine. by the way, this is her first ever "cosmos" cover. she starred in "sex in the city." saying you can take pictures of me, day and night, photograph my children say what you want about my marriage. i can't stop you. but you can't know anything about my sexual being. it's the last thing i'm certain is mine. so guys someone who may not agree with that philosophy brody jenner talking to hoda in the next hour. tell them the name of your new show buddy. >> "sex with brody." >> that means it's all on the table? >> brody, we'll talk to you in a little bit. >> tamron thank you so much. dylan, you have a check of the weather. >> yeah and i can't top that. now here's a peek out your window. good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy day ahead. the high humidity that you feel this morning will be around this afternoon. hot, humid and a chance of some scattered showers. highs in the upper 80s and low 90s today. tomorrow, with storms moving in won't be as hot, but plenty humid. showers and thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. then a break turning less humid on friday. but still quite warm look at the weekend, we'll be dry with temperatures near 90. have a great day. and that's your latest forecast. matt and hoda. >> all right, dylan, thank you so much. all this week on our summer of secrets we are revealing the secrets of happiness. >> that's right. is it possible for you to be truly happy at work? we asked our happiest national correspondent, craig melvin to investigate. good morning. >> i'm the happiest huh? all right. i'll take it. according to a recent gallup poll the average american works almost 47 hours a week believe it or not. that's a lot of time at the office. yet our be happy today poll found just 1% said work brings them the most happiness in their lives. but could you actually learn to be happier at work no matter what you do? apparently it's easier than you think. and it all has to do with the numbers 5, 3 and 1. does this stressed out staff scene remind you of your workday? >> carter how stressed out would you say you are at work? be honest. >> o very stressed. >> ten being very stressed one being -- i give myself an eight. >> really? >> reporter: so this is our staff at the "today" show. how do you cope with the stress besides drinking? >> i just go to the corner and cry, usually. just keel over and cry. >> reporter: well we wanted to try and change that for everyone. but is it possible to turn those frowns upside down? could we learn to be less stressed and happier at work? science says yes. that's right, we said science. >> i would say that anyone can learn to be happier at work. >> reporter: this is dr. richard davidson. he is what's called a positive psychologist at the university of wisconsin's center for investigating healthy minds. he has dedicated his career to making people happier. >> there's no overwhelming evidence to indicate that happier people are actually healthier. >> reporter: dr. davidson insists, you can retrain your brain to be happier. even at work. even this motley crue we call the "today" staff. we called you here to announce bonuses. raise your hand if you ever get stressed at work. show of hands. it was time to introduce the doctor from the center for investigating healthy minds. >> today i'm going to be teaching you some simple practices that you can use to really cultivate your well-being. >> reporter: it's going to be a tough challenge, because our well-being is under attack. the average adult spends approximately 47% of their waking day not paying attention to what they're doing. and it gets worse. the average office worker gets interrupted every three minutes. and after that interruption it takes us on average 23 minutes to get back on track. but as it turns out, there are three numbers that could change your life and make you happier. 5, 3 and 1. first, five minutes of meditation. >> when your mind wanders, just bring it back to the breath. >> reporter: learning to meditate can turn off the noise and allow our brains to recover. and there is science to back it up. >> in as little as 30 days 20 minutes of this kind of practice actually strengthens and builds more gray matter in the prefrontal cortex which is the area of the brain associated with attention, emotion regulation and executive functioning or decision making. >> reporter: next number three. write down three good things that happen to you every day. our brains tend to focus on the negative. but if you make the effort to focus on the positive you begin to see more positives. >> the research here just in a week people reported being 2% happier after reporting three good things a day. after six months 9% happier. something that just takes you, what less than a minute? >> reporter: and finally, one. extend one act of kindness. research shows the happiest workers are those that build personal connections to their colleagues. >> the reality is that when we feel generous towards other people we actually experience greater well-being and happiness. >> reporter: so in just a few days did we experience greater well-being? were we happier? >> writing down all the good things that happen in life has us focus on the positive and not the negative so much. >> last week was pretty stressful but i would say today i'm at a 4 or 5. >> it's been almost a week and i haven't cried yet. >> if you want to try and learn to meditate we had the doctor record a five-minute guided meditation. that is posted at today.com. it's absolutely great. you should probably go and try it. >> i have to give full credit where credit is due. this is exactly what you talked about yesterday. you do this every day. >> i do it every day. i write down three things i'm grateful for, i do a random act of kindness i write something great that happened in the last 24 hours, med stayed or pray and i exercise. >> and i'm not kidding, one of the happiest people i know. >> it exudes you. maybe you should have patented that. >> it works. tomorrow finding happiness at home. what if you lived every day like it was your last in your current town? we'll have the results nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning, everyone. i'm chris cato. it's 8:26. we're watching clouds roll in. let's get your forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> chris it is a muggy start this morning and the temperatures are climbing. we're getting some breaks in the clouds and seeing some sunshine enough to warm us into the 80s today and then topping out near 90 degrees this afternoon. already 79 in northeast philadelphia. mount holly and millville is up to 79 degrees. clouds will break for enough sunshine to have us up to 86 degrees at 1:00. there is a chance of some scattered showers and thunderstorms later today. >> all right. bill thanks. a check on traffic with nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> chris we're just seeing a lot of volume now and watching a disabled vehicle right here on the boulevard. crews trying to get them out of the way. something to watch out for on the westbound side. the other side doing better. upper darby, 69th street closed from walnut to market street due to police activity and that's actually a affecting mass transit as well. there's some detour busses for septa's 108, 113 and 68 through the area. chris? >> all right.-2 thanks. philadelphia police are still trying to find the person who shot a 6-year-old boy. this happened around midnight last night on south 31st street in the grays ferry check ion section. the boy was out playing basketball in the driveway when hit by a stray bullet. none of the other children were injured. i'm chris cato. back in about 25 minutes with another local news and weather update. have a great morning. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number, don't miss the final days of the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. don't miss the final days of the lowest prices of the season. save $300 to $700 on selected mattress sets. ends sunday! know better sleep with sleep number. ♪ we're back at 8:30 on this tuesday morning, 7th of july 2015. a little hot and steamy out here which seems perfect for a concert from shaggy which is coming up in just a couple of minutes. he's going to sing a medley of his hits. >> i cannot wait. we have such an awesome crowd today. friday actually we're going to have another great group here. fifth harmony is going to be here. so you know it will be worth it for you to come down to the plaza. it's going to be good. >> got it. >> coming up this morning, ryan reynolds talking about his life with a new baby his new thriller and a lot more. plus as we told you in trending brody jenner is in the house, talking -- >> oh-oh. >> s-e-x. and we'll talk to him about his dad's transition and what it's been like for his family. i saw wrangler pulling you away. ryan reynolds is so in love with wrangler. >> we might give ryan a handful of kibble. should the u.s. women's soccer team get a ticker tape parade on broadway in new york city. look at the results. 98% say yes. 2% no. look it's expensive for the city and overtime for police and sanitation. wouldn't it be great if a corporate sponsor were to donate? >> it will happen. >> it would be great. >> mayor de blasio make it happen. dylan, how about a check of the weather? >> it is hot on the east coast. a lot of humidity out there. we are looking at a chance at some improvement behind this cold front. this front is actually going to drop down into the 60s in chicago today. we will see some scattered showers and storms especially through oklahoma and texas, where 7 inches of rain is possible over the next 48 hours. then tomorrow it will try to move a little further to the east. we'll see a better chance of showers and storms in the northeast, back through the eastern great lakes, back through oklahoma and texas, though we are still looking at a chance of showers and storms. still hot in the northwest. it will stay hot in the northwest until about friday that's when temperatures will finally drop back down into the lower 80s. hot and humid in the southeast along the gulf coast, as well. temperatures should top out in the 90s. are you guys hot? it's like really, really hot out here. they're all ready for a concert, though as we continue through a very hot summer day. that's a look at the weather good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a steamy day ahead. the high humidity that you feel this morning will be around this afternoon. hot, humid and a chance of some scattered showers. highs in the upper 80s and low 90s today. tomorrow, with storms moving in, won't be as hot, but plenty humid. showers and thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. then a break turning less humid on friday. but still quite warm, look at the weekend, we'll be dry with temperatures near 90. have a great day. and that's your latest forecast. matt? >> dylan turks very much. here's an interesting question. how far would you go to live forever? in the new thriller "self-less" ryan reynolds plays at a man given a second life by a secret organization but has to suffer the consequences of his decision. >> please take your finger off the trigger. it's okay. it's okay. >> oh my god. how is this possible? >> take a deep breath. >> how is this possible? >> i'm sorry. i don't know what you're talking about. it's okay. just try to take a breath. >> it's you. >> it's all right, it's all right. >> it's impossible. >> how is that possible? ryan reynolds good morning. nice to see you. >> wow. >> wow is right. >> how are you? >> i'm great, thank you very much. so in this movie, you sell your body. >> yeah. >> but in a slightly different way than most women would prefer. what is this about? >> yeah well you have a billionaire industrialist dying of cancer and kind of like a steve jobs type. but sort of less inspiring version. more money-hungry version. and he finds this organization that is for a quarter billion dollars willing to transfer his consciousness into a lab-grown body. >> a shell. >> yeah basically. so it's very sci-fi. they transfer his conscience into this younger body and he quickly learns this wasn't a lab-grown body at all. >> so what happens to the consciousness or the soul of the person you, that his consciousness or soul is transferred into? >> according this to this organization it's been erased but the two start battling it out. almost like an organ donation rejection. the previous consciousness is fighting its way back in. so he's starting to have these memories that aren't his own. of ben kingsley's character and he goes looking. >> you mentioned ben kingsley one of the great actors on the planet. because of the scenario in the movie, you don't actually -- you co star with him, but you're not in scenes with him. >> no we don't ever appear on camera -- we appear on camera together once. but he's phenomenal. but no i just -- just see him at the lunch line. >> because' says the caterpillar doesn't know the butterfly. >> i have no idea what that means. >> i don't either. but i'm going to use that every time i'm confused from now on. >> in the tradition of shedding which doesn't exist, correct? >> no but people have asked. people like -- you know we met a couple billionaires when we were looking for locations to use their penthouse apartment here in new york. and both of them said is that -- is that possible? >> you monster. >> so if you could use the shell and shed into another famous ryan's body would it be ryan o'neill, ryan gosling, ryan seacrest ryan lochte or ryan phillippe? >> my god. well ryan gosling is a fellow canadian and an immensely talented human being. so i'm going to go with him. >> you would take his body? >> yeah also just age-wise we're on par there. >> compatible? >> yeah. >> let's talk about some of the deep thoughts of ryan reynolds okay? i've been checking your twitter feed okay? i'll say something you've tweeted and you tell me if you were sober or smashed at the time all right? ever notice who haveway through a shower that you're not in the shower at all, just crying super hard? >> well -- no matter what you say, game to go say i'm smashed for all of them. i don't know what that meant. >> when the elevator abruptly stops, it's good to let your fellow passengers know the coffin has enough air for at least an hour. >> that's just good sense. >> and the last one, when i think out loud it sounds nothing like morgan freeman. >> also a true story. although in my thoughts right now, everything is you know -- >> real quickly, can you just settle something? you and your wife blake posted a picture recently of you carrying your baby daughter james in a baby carrier, and all heck broke loose at what was happening here. people thought it was unsafe. what happened? >> i'm in the -- the baby is not properly secured in the vessel that i'm wearing there. and, you know i'm a first time dad. and that is not the first mistake i've made. and i can guarantee it won't be the last. so -- >> so lessons learned there? >> yeah sure. usually we do -- i had never used that particular carrier before so -- every other time it's been perfect. >> end of story. right there. ryan it was good to see you. >> always good to see you too. thank you. "self/less" from our sister company, gramercy pictures opens friday. up next brody jenner opens up about his father's transition and his very revealing new show. but first, this is "today" on nbc. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet those delicious oats in cheerios can help lower cholesterol. cheerios... how can something so little... help you do something so big. ♪ back now at 8:40 with brody jenner. you know him from "keeping up with the kardashians" and now he has his own show premiering this friday on "e." it's called "sex with brody." brody, brody, brody. am i going to be embarrassed watching this tell the truth. >> no. it's a really fun show. we have people call in and it's -- you're going to laugh, actually a lot, i think. it's not embarrassing. you're going to laugh. >> so there's you, there's a woman. who is that? >> stevie ryan. >> and there's a sex doctor. >> yes, thank god. because i'm definitely not the doctor. >> but you do call yourself a sex enthusiast. okay? in quotes. which i'm looking around at our crew and i see three of those here. so what makes you unique in that? >> apparently i'm a sex enthusiast. it's -- yeah. i'm a self-proclaimed expert i guess. and an enthusiast. no "e" actually gave me that name. they saw me on the show and said that's perfect for him. >> all right. so you say howard stern was sort of the inspiration for this show. >> absolutely howard stern and "love line." i wanted something a little more pg-13. howard is a god, in my opinion. the best. and even to put my name near him, i don't even like that. but yeah i wanted something in between that and "love line" a little more pg-13. >> let's talk about your dad, caitlyn. i read a quote and i thought this was interesting. you said you get along better with caitlyn than bruce. tell me what you mean by that. >> well growing up i didn't really have the greatest relationship with bruce. i didn't see him that often. and caitlyn is just a much freer person. it's incredible to see the difference between caitlyn and bruce. bruce and i just kind of really didn't get along, to be honest. and caitlyn, it's literally like getting to know somebody. like your dad all over again but in a better way. >> what kind of conversations do you have now that you weren't able to have back then? >> just to watch caitlyn be so open honestly. and just talk about certain things that bruce would never speak about. bruce had so many secrets and so many things that were building up and finally it's great to see caitlyn. >> a lot of people when they look back say i saw signs that things weren't as they appeared to be. when you look back at your life with bruce at the time, did you say, oh wait there was that and that and that and now caitlyn makes sense to me. >> absolutely. yeah there was just a lot of moments that bruce was not around and i didn't know why. i really didn't know. and bruce was harboring some secrets and some things that none of us knew about, except my mother knew about it. she was the one who actually told me about the caitlyn situation. that was probably about three years ago. so i've known for a little while. i've known for about three years now. >> are you going to be on caitlyn's show too? >> i don't know. to be honest i don't know. i haven't so far. i haven't been on the show yet. but you never know. >> and lastly there was a split. courtney and scott announced i think through "people" magazine they were breaking up. did you see that coming? >> oh wow. i don't know. i mean -- >> good luck with that one brody. >> let me -- i -- scott and courtney are great. scott has gone through some issues in the past. he's worked through them. not when i saw the thing. honestly when i saw those pictures i just went oh-oh. they even showed my girlfriend. this isn't good. it's unfortunate. >> okay. well brody, you've got your new show again. it is called "sex with brody." >> oh god. >> he can't handle saying it out loud. premiers this friday on our sister network "e." we'll see you at 10:00, and that's when the wine comes in. up next shaggy. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ the toyota concert series on "today," brought to you by toyota. >> all right. here we go. grammy-winner shaggy in the running for song of the summer with his new hit, "i need your love". it's racked up more than 50 million views on youtube. and they're about to perform it live. ladies gentlemen, ready? guys take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love ♪ ♪ i need your love love love love ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your love love love love ♪ ♪ let me love you oh ♪ ♪ if i love you love me right back ♪ ♪ the kind of love that keep you comin' back ♪ ♪ if i love you love me right back ♪ ♪ don't ever leave me girl don't do me that ♪ ♪ so please stay don't walk away ♪ ♪ gimme another chance me love you the right way ♪ ♪ who am i without you by my side ♪ ♪ every little piece of my heartbroken in the dark ♪ ♪ wishing i could hold you now when you were here for me ♪ ♪ i was not there for you i was too blind couldn't see what you did for me ♪ ♪ your i don't know what to do ♪ ♪ i'll be right here for you ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your love love love love ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your love love love love ♪ ♪ hey ♪ ♪ let me love you oh oh-oh ♪ ♪ whoa oh-oh ♪ ♪ whoa oh-oh ♪ ♪ whoa oh-oh ♪ ♪ whoa oh-oh whoa oh-oh ♪ ♪ let me love you oh ♪ ♪ and every time that you think to leave i'll be don't don't don't go ♪ ♪ and every time that you think of me i want your big bright smile just go ♪ ♪ there's no one else but you girl ♪ ♪ and me look at me future see you girl ♪ ♪ my true feelings pushing on ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your love love love love ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your love love love love ♪ ♪ let me love you oh ♪ ♪ whoa oh ♪ ♪ whoa oh ♪ ♪ whoa -- ♪ ♪ whoa -- oh ♪ ♪ whoa oh-oh ♪ ♪ let me love you oh-oh ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your love love love love ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your ♪ ♪ i need your love i need your love i need your love love love love ♪ ♪ let me love you whoa oh ♪ >> more music from shaggy in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc. we are so so happy to have shaggy stop by the plaza. he's riding high with his new single he just performed. it was awesome. and nomination for best reggae album. >> that song is the beginning of a new chapter for you. how so? >> i mean you know we have been doing it for such a long time. and i want to come back into pop music with a bang. and i collaborate with a lot of guys costy, fady, and we did this amazing record and it feels like a rebirth, a new energy. and it's connected. these people they love it. and it's an amazing audience. so they're good. >> what are you going to sing now? >> i think i should do some classics. >> ladies and gentlemen, shaggy! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ girl you're my angel you're my darling angel ♪ ♪ ♪ girl you're my angel you're my darling angel ♪ ♪ girl you're my friend when i'm in need lady ♪ ♪ i told you i would have your back when it's all done ♪ ♪ i want to show the nation ♪ ♪ girl you're my angel you're my darling angel ♪ ♪ girl you're my angel you're my darling angel ♪ ♪ girl you're my friend when i'm in need lady ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you're the only one who can registration my bell ♪ ♪ >> >> all right, shaggy thank you so much. he'll be back to perform his big hit "it wasn't me" in our next hour. shaggy you were amazing. first, your local news. . nbc 10 news starts now. good morning, everyone. i'm chris cato. 8:56. time to see if there are showers out there. let's get your first alert forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> watching some clouds move past the cameras in center city but no showers right now. we started off with a few scattered showers. now it's sunshine breaking through the clouds to heat things up. the radar screen shows the immediate area is clear, but that might not be the case all day. there's a chance we'll see some showers and possibly thunderstorms later today. already into the 80s. 81 now in northeast philadelphia. millville also up to 81 degrees. and it will be close to 90 degrees this afternoon. hot, humid conditions and occasional showers. >> philadelphia police are still trying to find the person who fired a stray bullet that hit a 6-year-old boy. it happened just before midnight in the grays ferry section of the city. the boy was playing basketball with other kids in his driveway when a bullet hit him in the foot. the boy is in stable condition. no description of the shooter. police tell us they're relying on witness statements now. also police are investigating a murder not far from where that 6-year-old boy was shot. police say someone shot a 38-year-old man numerous times, killing him and also shot another man in the leg. police found 22 shell casings at the scene near 28th street. they say there is no connection between that shooting and the bullet that hit the boy. this morning investigators will continue to look for the cause of this fire that destroyed one business and damaged others in upper darby just before 6:00 p.m. yesterday. payless shoe source on south 69th went up in flames. crews evacuated about two dozen homes nearby. a firefighter was taken to the hospital for heat exhaustion but is expected to be okay. i'm chris cato. we'll have another update in about 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather through the nbc 10 app. have a great morning. this morning on "today's take," bill cosby's stunning admission he obtained sedatives to use on women. then, emmy winner jane lynch hosts our very own "hollywood game night." and get ready to groove. shaggy is singing one of his biggest hits for us. all that and more coming up now. from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales willie geist and tamron hall. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." it's tuesday morning and that's shaggy still working over the plaza. on this tuesday morning, july 7th 2015. >> that's a summer concert right there. >> yes. >> yeah. >> and shaggy is going to do another song for us, one of his biggest hits arguably, his biggest hit. >> which one is that? he has so many. >> a tease. a huge hit. >> tell me. we just heard a little bit of it. >> willie, that's natalie, tamron, our guest co host, ellie kemper, star of "the unbreakable kimmie schmidt." >> he listens to you. >> no, no, no! >> we also have one of our favorites around here jane lirj, coming up. she has -- we love game show night. >> "hollywood game night." >> some people call me the reigning champ. is she the reigning champ, jane? >> i call myself the reigning champ. it's subject to opinion. i'm reigning and a champion. game night. i'm very competitive with games. i'm not that good at them, but i get into them. >> the reigning champion. >> i was on it twice and i won -- i think i won one of the times. revision of history. >> jenga or scrabble? >> i'm competitive with both of those, probably better at jenga. it's less brain -- >> so at a party, that's your go-to game? >> my nephew and i were just playing jenga for hours in st. louis. >> that sounds like fun at a party. >> oh, yeah! >> scrabble. >> there are ways to -- i'm sure there are college kids who make jenga -- >> we used to in college. >> oh, yeah. >> the more drinks you have, the better the jenga gets. >> there are parents preparing to send off their freshmen soon and just heard that. >> "hollywood game night" is so much fun. we're going to play a game jin has dialed up for us. she's a ringer. >> very competitive. so are we. it could get ugly. >> we're going to talk to jane in just a minute. let's talk about this bill cosby news. newly released court documents quoting cosby in a 2005 deposition admitting he obtained sedatives to give to women he wanted to sleep with. cosby said he, quote, obtained seven prescriptions for quaaludes, that was in the 1970s and gave them to other people as well. cosby's lawyers have fought to keep these documents from being seen by anyone. they were sealed for about a decade. this deposition as i said, was in '05. but finally released after of a request by the associated press. cosby was being sued in the case by a woman who accused him of drugging and sexually assaulting her. before it was settled out of court and dismissed, cosby sat through a two-day deposition where these admissions were made. the plaintiff's lawyers asked in one instance, when you've got the quaaludes, was it in your mind you were going to use the quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with. cosby replied, yes. the lawyer also asked, did you ever give any of those young women the quaaludes without their knowledge. cosby's attorney at that point jumps in and says do not answer that question. nbc news reached out to attorneys and reps of bill cosby didn't hear back. cosby has never been charged with any crime in connection with sexual or drug allegations. he and his representatives continue to deny. i was watching tv last night and some women were on television saying these were alleged victims who have been speaking for years, and trying to have their voices heard. and they heard -- >> discredited for years. >> they heard the information in that deposition and they said that story rings true to me. >> i don't understand how the legal system works here, that if someone makes that kind of admission in a deposition how is that sealed? if you're admitting to what everyone would call rape, and we can say sex scandal, controversy, but that description, if it's accurate and is true, would be described as sexual assault. so if that's true, how does that stay sealed? i mean, that seems like such a flaw in the justice system, that a document can be sealed to protect some wealthy person or some famous person, again, if it's true, because i have to say that that it gets swept under? >> and with so many other women who have made these same allegations, more than two dozen women at this point. you know, it gets -- you wonder how all these -- >> why isn't there -- lawyers who are there, why wouldn't they be legally bound to then contact authorities? i know these are broad questions and i'm just kind of throwing it out there. >> part of the settlement. so there is money on the table, i guess and -- >> it never went to trial. so part of the deal was they kept the documents sealed. >> i get that. but i feel like that's a loophole in the legal system. if someone admits a crime in a deposition, it's not like the hipaa law where, you know, talking about your medical history. why is that loophole there if you admit to a crime? i'm sure someone will answer on twitter. that's when i kept thinking last night. in addition to what i thought were strange comments from the judge on why he chose to unseal them. >> right. the judge in the case, i guess the associated press sued to have the deposition relieved. and the judge in the case cited that because of the moral issues and because cosby has always been outspoken on morality issues, and he's a public figure, he felt that therefore the presumption is that these comments, what cosby said in his deposition, should be made public. so -- interesting. >> icky. >> it is icky. and you feel like it may open up the floodgates. >> for civil, not criminal as you pointed out. >> we'll see if he actually -- bill cosby gives an interview or not. i'm a temple grad, do a lot of work with temple. he the face at temple university, spoke at my graduation. the university has disassociated themselves with him in many ways. another story on a far different note. okay this is -- i didn't believe this video when i saw it. but it is apparently not green screen. this is real. a man in calgary, canada, took to the skies in this ride. he took off with over 100 helium balloons on a lawn chair. his name is daniel boria. he says he was trying to draw attention to his cleaning products company. >> i love that, whatever the product is, we don't know. >> we don't know. >> his intention was to parachute himself into the calgary stampede. but the weather didn't cooperate. >> the rodeo. >> he landed in an industrial field and police charged him with one count of mischief for endangering life. with that said, kind of cool. >> very colorful. it's -- >> wonderful yes. >> fun. >> he has been charged, though. >> mischief. >> you rabble rouser you. >> he's lucky he didn't get hurt. he said he got so high he could see 747s. >> he had a parachute and oxygen with him. he was very prepared. >> and it was very cold, he said. >> it was like the movie "up." >> it is. and live action. and the speed at which he's rising is alarming fast. >> he pulled the rip cord. next time buddy take out an ad in the yellow pages. >> or put your company's name on the balloons. >> i know. >> he was holding a placard under the lawn chair. >> put it on the balloons. >> we're on earth and he's up in the heavens. great. sweet sweet story. we love these homecoming stories, but this probably takes the cake. it's a 5-year-old boy, attending a minor league baseball game. braden dowell was then chosen randomly, they say, to come down -- well, not really. to it come down to the field to participate in what was a dancing contest, dancing in the dark contest. that's why they blindfold them. and didn't realize that it wasn't really a contest he was there for. take a look. >> that is the sweetest sweetest piece of video there. that hug lasted a good long time. probably never felt so good. >> oh my gosh. >> that's his dad, adam, sergeant in the united states army. he had been deployed for ten months. the best news is dowell told braden and daughter emma after two deployments he's home for good. and apparently surprised the daughter as well. he didn't want her to feel left out so he got himself into a big giant present box on the front lawn -- >> i love that. >> better than jenga. >> better than jenga. >> did you see the speed? 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"today's take." >> it's our own version of "hollywood game night" and jane how do we play this? >> i'm going to sing some lyrics from popular songs but make up the last line in the lyric. you guys are going to buzz in with your kazoos when you want to guess what the correct line is. you need to get it exactly right. and if you don't, the other team has a chance to steal. >> okay. >> let's play "song sung wrong." ♪ joy to the world all the boys and girls now ♪ ♪ joy to the fishes in the deep blue sea ♪ ♪ joy is dairy free ♪ >> joy to you and me. >> yes. >> how do you do this? >> that's one. >> you have to hum. you have to be forceful. second song. okay. ♪ we are family ♪ ♪ i got all my sisters with me ♪ ♪ we are family they're the reason i ♪ >> everybody dance. [ buzzer ] >> that is wrong. do you want to steal? >> it's close. >> is it all my brothers sisters and me? 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>> thank you, dylan. now to my tuesday trend. and i have my co host in crime here with me. and oh, you're my model for this. this week it's all about how to take the perfect picture with your smartphone. you don't have to lug around a big bulky camera on vacation if you know the tricks of taking a great photo. i tried my best at a snapshot at a dessert recently. that's a photo i took at dinner. i thought it was pretty good right? >> it looks good. >> some people didn't like it. i asked you guys to send your favorite shots taken with your cell phone. christine sailor tweeted a great picture from the beach. i love that one. latina mom with her teddy bear and the most amazing sunset. here to give us tips is theresa faye a travel, food and lifestyle photographer based right here in new york. good morning, good to see you. >> good morning. >> i love that you have tips for us. we're going to launch into, because ellie is my model here. first off, you talk about the perfect way to capture how -- i guess symmetry? that's part of the problem with my dessert picture. what do you think? >> i think it really depends on the shot that you're taking. i think for portraits sometimes symmetry works well if you have great detail around. otherwise an off-balance composition works well. >> let's pretend ellie is at the beach. we have a beach background. >> okay. >> i'm going to switch sides with you. >> hey, sailor. >> it's not a video. >> most important thing is going to be the lighting. so you really don't want the harsh midday sun. we're going to shoot for sunset or a cloudy day. ellie move off-center that way so i can see the beautiful background. >> you want to see that she's at the beach. >> i want to see the environment. and why don't you angle one way or the other because that's more flattering. >> angle. >> i don't like when people take pictures and use filters. there's one someone took and i look like an avatar. >> i love filters. >> i think heavy-handed filters are too much. >> okay. let's see what you've got here. >> i've angled my body. >> what a great day we had the at the beach. >> i got a little burnlt. >> oh, that's beautiful. >> so it was about positioning ellie, her body. is there like how close should you be? should you use the minus or plus sign? >> i don't like to do that because it sometimes messes with the resolution. >> okay. let's move on. everybody loves a good food shot. as i said, i tried to take mine there. here, have a seat at my cafe, everybody. how important is styling in the photo? >> i love to style a photo, because it adds a lifestyle ambiance to your shot and just not a straight food shot. for this one, i might move the utensils around a little bit and if you have sunglasses or paper, it adds more life to the scenario. >> money-maker. >> photographing someone you should always tell them to take their sunglasses off? >> well, if you want. it kind of gives a sense of the vibe. >> so stylizing this. >> absolutely. >> okay. let's see it. >> and i love the birds eye angle because then you get an idea of what the cafe scene is like. >> that's another question i have. so here's ellie, sitting down. should you take pictures high or low? i mean, i see sometimes brittney in the orange room takes pictures of me like this. my head looks the size of -- it's big already, but really huge. should you go up or down? >> my favorite is the birds eye and getting really high. some people stand up and take the photo. >> our buddy ryan eggel is on vacation in rome and sent this to me last night. this is ryan in front of the coliseum. what did he do wrong in this photo? he thinks it's all good. >> i would probably -- i would probably move him a little bit more off center so i could see the background. and a lot of people always put the person in the center and that's not necessarily the best composition. >> should the sun be behind the subject or does that matter? >> as long as it's not directly above your head. so you might need to tilt your face a little bit. >> last, real quickly. ellie in front of a textured pattern. is that a no-no? >> no, i love textured walls. street murals. >> the ice cream man behind. >> ellie, can you put your hand out, and bend it out. and turn the ice cream. >> now, do you focus on the ice cream or the wall? >> it gets all of it in the same plane. it just gives a nice -- >> okay. >> flavor for the place you're visiting and local detail. >> be sure to go online and list others you've given us your blog all your photos are awesome. an honor to have you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for -- >> any time. >> next, picture-perfect getaways. top american cities to visit this summer. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great... ...if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? 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>> they have reclaimed wooden head boards, sheets made from recycled soda bottles kind of cool and quirky. >> all right. santa fe new mexico. great artsy, beautiful town, as well. love it. >> and really full of history. one place you don't want to miss is the plaza, located right downtown, known for its architecture and the georgia o'keefe museum. see her flower paintings and folk art. >> and great galleries there. >> really great for art and food. and the santa fe $115 a night, rooms done in this cool southwestern style and actually they offer a complimentary breakfast, a great value for people this time of year. >> right. if you're on the go. >> exactly. >> and then new orleans. >> number two on the list. and everybody loves the big easy for night life. and really, you know, there's a lot going on in the city right now in terms of restaurants, hotels and shops. so there's a really cool boutique called exodus goods located in the french quarter, actually co owned by solange knowles, beyonce's sister. they champion new orleans local designers and also a place really coming up and emerging very youthful. and a whole stretch of parks of 1.4 mile stretch that just opened. and for a hotel, we've got the old 77 hotel, $109 a night right now, just opened in the warehouse arts district. it's in a restored building from 1854. on site, pillow menus, spotify menus. >> should we do number one? >> all right. >> the big reveal. the smaller city of charleston, south carolina. >> yes. actually, no. charleston is obviously our winner. we're so excited for them and really it's a great destination for so many reasons. couples, families, girlfriend get-aways. people love going to charleston. you can walk on king street their three-mile-long promenade and check out the independent boutiques head to marian square where they've got -- famous for their farmer's market. and famous for their art collection. >> fantastic. jackie, a lot to get through. thank you so much. great places to go. coming up next shaggy is back, singing his biggest hit "it wasn't me, quos right after this. 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. sooo, you're all set to book a flight using rewards miles from your airline credit card. but then the illusion begins. the flights you really want - surprise - they're not available because they cost a ridiculous number of miles. enough is enough... switch to the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles. and using those miles is easy. just book any flight you want, on any airline. then use your miles to cover the cost. no blackout dates. what's in your wallet? 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we're in the zone? >> we're in the zone, but give me a month. >> okay. >> i've got to move. >> we brought ice cream for you. >> custard. >> oh! >> what kind is it? >> take it . nbc 10 breaking news. >> we begin with this breaking news out of atlantic city. skyforce 10 on the way to pennsylvania in atlantic city where investigators are investigating a shooting. sources say police were called to a shooting at cedar market. when they got there police officers fired their shots. we're working to confirm if there are any injuries and we'll continue this breaking news and bring you more information as soon as we get it on air and our news app. let's get you updated with today's forecast. meteorologist bill henley. >> tracy, it's warming up quickly out there and a muggier day today. the heat and humidity will be near 90 this afternoon. still clouds around. you can see those over the museum of art this morning. not too many showers. you have to look really close to see an isolated light shower along the delaware/pennsylvania border. there's a possibility we'll see some downpours with thunderstorms popping up this afternoon but i'm not expecting the widespread activity we saw yesterday. already 83 degrees in northeast philadelphia. >> new this morning, the lehigh valley air show won't be back this year. the lehigh valley international airport staged the show for the last two years, but construction is scheduled to begin soon on a new fedex hub in hanover township and officials say traffic concerns related to the construction are grounding this year's show. well the world meeting of families and the city's mural arts program are hosting a community paint day this afternoon. patients and families will come together at chirp's hospital of philadelphia to paint panels of the mural honoring the visit of pope francis. we'll have more news in 25 minutes. i'm tracy davidson. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb. live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. it is a fun-filled tuesday, july 7, 2015. kathie lee is off today with cassidy, they have a big premier for "the gallows" in l.a. we're wishing her the best. jenna bush hager is in. something funny happened before we went on the air. so right before we go on the air often hair and makeup comes and they help fix you up. >> honestly, at this state how pregnant i am, i feel like i'm in a pit stop. there's something that's like pulling my dress up while they pull it dun and spraying me. >> here's what happened. there were two people here, wonderful people who -- yeah okay, so they were looking and they go "we need to fix something." and someone says "no no that's her natural." [ laughter ] >> i said "wait do i have a mustache?" >> they said "no, it's in the nostril." >> so what's right? >> you're good. >> and then it was like 3, 2, 1 -- >> confidence booster baby. >> exactly. so if i have something in my nose, i apologize. >> well everyone will let us know, that's what twitter is for. >> i love twitter. >> today the reality tv star and home designer known for flipping homes you guys know him, jeff lewis from "flipping out." he is type a anal, likes things his way. >> i can't wait. and we have a sexy lineup of studs, including -- >> what? >> brodie jenner. see him. they're taking a selfie. and they're going to answer your relationship questions when the guys tell all. >> and we know it's going to be hot when ryan scott is in the house. who needs to turn on the obvious. he'll show us how to cook without using the oven. it will be good. meals you can make in minutes. by the way can we talk about you for one second? first of all, you look beautiful i love this yellow dress. it's beautiful. you wore this to your baby shower. i'm not going anywhere, i am just letting you know i love it. >> i wore this to my baby shower. >> i remember it was beautiful. >> for my first baby. so i dry cleaned it and now i'm wearing it again because ask any pregnant person, the pet steve to buy maternity clothes because you know what? you hope you don't stay this size forever. >> i've got to tell you when you were in the makeup room i looked in and you looked radiant. >> that's very nice. i look just like the sun. as round as the sun. [ laughter ] and you mow what? that's nice to say because i've already had another confidence buster since we're laying it on the table. joanne -- >> what'd she say. >> this morning she goes -- yeah go ahead and bring that camera. she said "oh, thank you so much for coming." she's turning her said. she said "do you know what you're having?" i said "yes i'm having a girl." she goes "i can tell in your face." i said, what is it? she said "you just look great." i said "well, they say girls suck the beauty out of you." she said "i know that, that's why i had a boy." joanne thank you. >> you're being outed. we had fun on the plaza with shaggy. he performed his latest hit called "i need your love." it's so fun. it's in line with his -- listen. ♪ i need your love, i need your love, i need your ♪ i need your love, i need your love ♪ >> it was like a -- it ended up being by tend of it because he played those old ones, it was like a sweaty dance party. >> you were going like this at one point. >> and it's not attractive but i do it anyway. >> it's fun. >> i liky. so we have news in the kardashian world. courtney kardashian and scott have broken up. nine years together, three children and they split over the fourth of july. their kids are gorgeous, we each seen them around, mace, pa nellpy and rain. >> he was in france with another girl. >> he's saying he's single and dumped him after she saw pictures. >> if i had three children at home over the fourth of july weekend and i saw pictures of henry with a skinny little girl in monte carlo -- >> monte carlo. >> good-bye! good-bye! >> nice talking to you. >> also, it a test fourth of july, why is he in monte carlo anyway? that's frustrating. as a mother who's mothering three children and obviously scott is based -- according to reality shows he's facing serious issues. >> he lost both of his parents and they talked about that in the reality show. brodie jenner, who is going to be on our show a little later, i had a chance to talk with him and i had a second to ask him about the breakup. here's what he had to say. >> scott and kourtney are great. obviously scott's gone through issues in the past. he's worked through them but -- >> it didn't surprise you? >> not when i saw the thing. honestly when i saw the pictures i went uh-oh. i even showed my girlfriend "this isn't good." >> i mean if -- he can see that it's not great. nobody wants to see those pictures. >> nbc reached out to kourtney and scott but we have not received a response. we reached out the e but they had no further comment. nobody has anything to say. >> except for us. >> there's a trailer out from e as well and it's the "i am cait" show. we've been hearing about caitlyn jenner's show coming out. here's that trailer. let's take a look. >> here's to caitlyn. >> my first feeling was i lost my son. then i thought, you know what, i'm gaining! >> hang out with the people that love you and respect you. we're all beautiful! >> caitlyn, she's free, open. >> i want them to be proud of their daddy. >> no more secrets. >> i love this dress. >> mom has that. >> mom has the dress. oh my gosh! >> but i do like how her mom, caitlyn's mom said she thought she was learning a son and that she's gaining somebody not afraid to be themselves. >> it will be interesting to see the show that premiers on july 26. >> we'll all be tuning in. >> here's what i'm tuning in for. i'm tuning in for amanda avery. because amanda avery is talking about "the bachelorette" in a nutshell nutshell. i'm so bummed because i missed it. >> i'm shocked. >> it's appointment television. >> give it us to. >> give me a reason to watch. >> last night had the most awkward conversations i've ever seen on television because of these two guys. we're back to nick and sean. >> nick and sean. >> nick is the one she slept with early in the season. sean is the one who she kind of loves a little bit more marriage material. she's kept it a tsesecret that she slept with nick. last night she decided to tell sean she slept with nick. >> why do you think she did that? >> it was bad. take a look. >> you know, i had that like one on one date with nick. i just feel like it went too far. and it's hard for me to admit it, but we had sex. >> so this silence continues. i timed it, 46 seconds of silence on air. >> what? >> he finally gets up, walks to the bathroom, comes back and goes "i'm in this for you. i'm going to man up and stay on the show." >> "man up"? >> well the next day he had a change of heart and he confronts her on the whole nick issue. so let's take a look when he's had time to think about it. >> and i just don't know why you would do something like that. -to-jeopardize us. >> i think i am here to explore other relationships. telling you that turn one halfway through was a mistake. i had no business doing that when i had other relationships to explore. i admitted that it went too far. i didn't sit there and tell you that i did that and i feel good about it. i was telling you and only you that it went too far. i did feel guilty about it. you have to trust me. and i just don't think you do. >> okay. >> what? >> do you blame this guy? now, the next day she has the fantasy suite with nick. >> i can't -- >> and she sleeps with him! >> how do we know that? >> we don't k k know that. but we have footage of the morning-after breakfast between nick and kaitlin, they're having breakfast, he's got his shirt off she's in the robe talking about what a great night it was. >> feeding each other canadian bacon bacon. >> you know what they did. >> i'm so turned off of her. are you not? [ buzzer sounding ] >> i'm trying to stay open minded. >> but wait a minute -- >> i'm trying to stay open minded but i feel bad for these other guys because she's slept with him twice now. >> here's the thing when she said to -- what's the one we like? >> sean is the one we like. who looks like ryan gosling. >> when she said that thing to sean about "it was my mistake, i told you you were the one too early" she turned the whole tables on jim? and the part we didn't see is when he goes "why are you telling me this?" which is what any boyfrie would say. too much info. >> but she ends up with him in the end and sean is sitting at home watching the show and -- >> couldn't you have told him later on? >> no, because then you think -- you have to tell early. is there any more. >> no, we're good. >> that was excellent. amanda, that was an outstanding recap. so you watched the whole thing? >> i watched it. >> who do you want her to be with? >> i like the third dude. now i don't remember his name. and she didn't even discuss him. what's the thursday dude's name aman da? >> ben. >> ben. >> don't you feel sorry for poor ben? >> he's hardly had any screen time. we hardly know him. >> ben might be the one. >> i think sean is the one, probably. >> we can not confirm they slept together but that's amanda avery's expert opinion. >> she did things that -- she's saying intimate. >> she thinks that because they were feeding each other canadian bacon next tmorning. practically naked. would you want your man to tell you if he thought your friend was not? >> of course not. find out what our guys have to say when they tell out. >> and flipping out. jeff lewis is here. >> he's desig caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have or ever had, a seizure disorder, difficulty passing urine liver, kidney or bladder problems, and about medications they're taking. certain medications, changes in diet, or medical conditions may affect the amount of namenda xr in the body and may increase side effects. the most common side effects are headache, diarrhea and dizziness. all my life, he's protected me. now i am giving back. ask their doctor about once-daily namenda xr and learn about a free trial offer at namendaxr.com. just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda®... ...no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience... ...the joy of sugar... ...without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda® ♪ ♪ kids get to be kids. they're the luckiest. of course, they can't wait to grow up. but tonight, it won't take much to slow down the clock. if only for the next 86 minutes. low prices. every day. on everything to make tonight a blockbuster. walmart. ooh, i think i saw dessert!... hey! steven stay strong! what's that? you want me to eat you?... honey, he didn't say that!... don't fight your instincts. with each for 150 calories or less try our lemon bars, brownies and new cheesecakes. fiber one. the "it look" in lashes? sexy and chaotic! new colossal chaotic lash mascara from maybelline new york. sweep up for colossal volume. sweep our teaser tip across to unleash the chaotic look. a perfectly sexy mess. new colossal chaotic lash ♪ maybe it's maybelline ♪ hello. our ocean spray cranberry mango juice drinks are a perfect blend of cranberry and mango. tastes like you're in the tropics. 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>> no, but i will tell you they fill us for four or five months and, yes, once in a while i'll have a meltdown. >> exactly. >> and this was very justified if you watch the show last week. >> does that man still work for you? >> yes, they all -- well, most of them still work for me. some of them get fired. some of them quit on their own. >> so we'll look -- since you've got such a great eye, we'll ask you to look at spaces and tell us how you would fix them and people at home will look and say "my place is like that." let's start with a living room. so this is a living room jeff, and you thought it looked pretty good before. this isn't it is it? >> that's not my living room. i would not have picked those pillows and that tree is way too short. >> where 's the before? >> this is the before. and i know it looks -- this is a beautiful home but the issue was they wanted to kind of elevate the look. so they wanted something more sophisticated. these are all, by the way, rooms i have that worked on in the last six months. so this is the before. >> will you point out what you think is wrong? >> i feel -- the furniture is a little big. this was actually a very open, spacious room but you would never know otherwise. it's also a little matchy matchy for me. >> let's check out the after and show us what you did. >> oh, i like it. >> so i will tell you that most of our problems is that we have more stuff than space. so the first thing i did we i came in and edited this bookcase. so this was all their original books and accessories. so i took about 35% out and then kind of redid it. then what we did was we moved this huge upholstered furniture and brought in more interesting -- you notice the frames. you can see underneath the furniture. the coffee table you can see through it. so this room looks twice as big. >> all right. and i also love the bar cart. you say that's a great accessory right? >> bar carts are huge. they don't take up a lot of space and it's a separate destination. >> we'll flip through this next one. here is a dining room before. point out what you think needed work there. >> this was again a very pretty room. it fell a little flat for me so we brought in some color and pattern. >> let's check out the after. pretty. >> all we did here was we did a rug, the wrug the geometric pattern, a new table and chairs and these were very inexpensive vases and bowls. by bringing in fresh flute and flowers it brought life to that room. and this was very inexpensive. >> and you also mix metals. you said that's good to do. >> i like mixing metals. the copper the rose gold, the antique brassment it's okay to miss. i do have this rule of three. three of everything. so no more than three bold patterns. no more than three bold colors. if you -- subtle patterns are fine, but something bolder i keep it at the three. >> and jeff we'll have you take a little -- let's look at the before and after on the office. >> women's office. this is a blank space the woman's office. and then the after. >> yes, this was a little heavy for this woman. >> looks like a garage. >> you're right. it's a loft in downtown l.a. so the first thing we did was painted the accent wall and brought in some of her favorite art and then if you notice it was such a huge wall to fill that we did kind of a collage here. a lot of people are doing the leaning now. so you don't necessarily have to hang pictures on the wall, you can lean them. >> i like it. jeff this is good. here, have a nice little seat. >> oh thank you. >> jeff thank you so much for coming. you can catch "flipping out" wednesday's at 9:00 on our sister network bravo. thank you, jeff. why should you feel free to reach far piece of chocolate snowed. >> plus, our guys tell us about what they're okay sharing with you and what's off limits. at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. at hillshire farm, there's a reason our slow roasted turkey taste so fresh seconds after carving, we not only seal every slice, we double seal it. the results are something to savor. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. it's an olive garden first, but it won't last long! create your own tour of italy, starting at $12.99. choose three of our nine most-loved dishes to enjoy on one plate, served with salad and breadsticks. hurry in to create your tour at olive garden! everyone can join the fun with connect and collect minions inside these marked boxes of big g cereals. hey kool-aid man do you like parties? 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>> doesn't that tell about patterns if someone slept with a lot of -- >> i think girls think they want to know but then when they find out it becomes a problem. >> you have to be willing and ready mentally for a huge number. like you have to have thousands in your heads so it can reduce to -- oh, it's only 250. >> nobody gives the right number. >> do you always round down. >> there's no way you can answer it. >> with guys multiply by five and girls multiply by ten. >> and if she says idea i don't know my number" that messes you up. >> which of your friends thinks he's hot? do you care? >> do you want to know? >> no. i don't want to know that answer. >> i would love to know that. >> of course you would. >> i need information. who thinks i'm hot? 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[ laughter ] they're single but very involved. brody jenner the married rick younger and our singles ben gleib and bob guinea. >> let's go across the street. supreme questions for you two. >> a lot of questions. >> my name is natalie from mount vernon, illinois. what completely turns you off on a first date. >> good question. brody you take this first. >> bad breath. >> okay. >> being distracted. like if you can't get out of the phone. you can't be this moment right now. >> i immediately went on my phone so i'm fine with that. but when a girl is just getting too o to into it on the first date and she's like "you ever felt a connection like this?" we haven't even had the main course yet. >> i've never had that problem. that's so weird. the biggest thing for me is when all they talk about is their ex their problems. it's like i don't need to hear it. >> i wish he was here right now. >> you need to go find him right now. >> too much revealing. i think people do that on the first date because they want to connect so they give you all their stuff. they should -- >> slow it down. women need to play a little hard to get, right? >> don't you love hard to get. >> that's true. that's true. >> as long as you don't play so hard till you don't get got. [ laughter ] >> brilliantly said. >> you've got to make some easy to get, too. >> don't play too hard to get the whole way through and we never even kiss. >> you're like "i really liked you" when we were together. well, you didn't act like it. >> i'm darla from mount vernon, illinois. my question is what's the first thing that you see when woman passes by? >> oh! >> the first thing i see is her face but i will et her pass by so i can take a look at her butt. i like butts. >> what's the first thing you notice with a girl. >> i'm a butt guy, too. >> i personally see face then i look at shoes, see what kind of vibe we have. if somebody's style dish. >> do you really? >> i do, indeed. you both look good today. >> if her feet come close to her butt, i might. >> you're not looking at her legs. >> intelligence and personality, immediately. then herridiculous. >> can we go deeper on the shoes thing. what are you looking? >> is somebody coming from a subaru and wearing birkenstocks or is there a fashionable vibe. >> birkenstocks are back in, though. >> no, they're not. >> if they're birkenstocks with a five inch heel. >> obviously he's not a birkenstocks kind of guy. >> what shoes do you hate on women. >> those little moccasin shoes, the little -- that look like you're wearing a hospital scrub on the foot. >> i don't like inappropriate shoes. like you know like if you're wearing shoes that don't go with the outfit. you know? you know what i'm saying? like you got a dressy outfit but the shoes don't go. >> what about a crocs. >> if you have crocs on, you better be working at the hospital. >> i would rather birkenstock than crocs to be honest with you. >> let's go back across the street. we have time. >> my name is amanda and i'm from riverside, california. if your wife or girlfriend was inadvertently kissed by another man, would you want to know? >> these are great questions. >> inadvertently. what does that mean, though? >> this is my philosophy. whatever you can get away with and not let me know, you keep it your secret. if you're being burdened, that is your punishment. don't unload your guilt on me. "i kissed a --" don't tell me. >> it's a work party a guy has his arm around you, he kisses you on the cheek, do you want to know that? >> no. >> okay, he leans over and gives you a kiss on the lips. do you want your girlfriend/wife, to say "you're not going to believe what happened?" >> i want to know. i want to know so i can go kick his butt. >> only let me know if you want know go and fight guy. >> but i think the longer you've been together the funnier it is, right? >> it's not a big deal. >> because now henry would be like "somebody kissed you on the lips?" 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[ laughter ] >> here, baby you can make this, you'll make our sauce in the blender, no cooking. first thing's first. here's a tip. when making a pesto, put the liquid on the bottom first so it emulsifies ease. >> i so this is water. >> little bit of lemon juice. >> basically this is my creamy alfredo sauce, a.k.a. no cream. >> it's kind of pestoey, right? >> but i'm using cashews as the thickener. see how thick that is? put that in there. put the spinach, garlic, lemon zest. the zest is superaromatic and tasty. if you don't want to use cashews swap them out for almonds. if you don't want to use spinach and you want to get healthier you can add kale or arugula. do this always make sure to put a lid on top. >> can i ask about nuts? you can use any kind of nuts or do these -- >> >> uh-oh. there we go, all right. >> so grind that up. and then that makes this creamy slishs delicious sauce right here. now make our pasta. so now you take a peeler, not a mandolin otherwise you'll like -- right? >> i cut my finger off. >> so go just like so. just make little. >> -- do you have a tip for that is this? >> yeah, use a peerl. [ laughter ] because you're doing it the wrong way. here's a tip, use it the right way. just like so. >> oh, that's easy! >> and if you want to make them -- like ribbons. you're much better than i am. >> that's because i'm a cook. >> y'all gave me a wrong one! >> you're right. >> this is going to be the longest thing just how to make noodles. you can stack them up, roll them and make spaghetti. now we'll make our dressing. we'll add our basil last minute because otherwise it will oxidize. so you can make this sauce one day ahead and you take your basil, roll it up and that is fancy word, chiffinade. the more you chop your herbs it takes away the great aromatics. >> takes away? >> don't chop too much. >> okay, thank you. english. thank you for speaking in our language. >> here i have your small bowl here and here's yours. >> you gave me a really large bowl! >> you're eating for two. >> so try that first and tell me. vegan, vegetarian, dairy free, no cheese, raw at the same time. >> it really is good. i would have this for launch. >> very creamy, delicious, right? >> now we take our alfredo that's thickened through cashews and we dress this like so, mix mix, eat, eat, love. i love your shoes, by the way. >> what about my eyebrows. >> that's another segment. >> for this recipe and other ideas, go to todayfood.com. >> we're indulging in all things chocolate with goodies for the mind, body and soul right that have. >> so good. >> really good. i would have this for lunch. you gave me a huge bowl. we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number don't miss the final days of the lowest prices of the season. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. don't miss the final days of the lowest prices of the season. save $300 to $700 on selected mattress sets. ends sunday! know better sleep with sleep number. yoplait greek 100. the protein-packed need something filling, taste bud loving, deliciously fruity, grab-and-go, take on the world with 100 calories, snack. yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. when people say i'm lucky to have this hair, i thank them. but then i really thank preference. to me, nothing compares to preference. preference is luminous. fade-defying color that lasts. there's so many different subtleties to the tone... ...golden and warm and luminescent. that's what's so special about preference. luminous color isn't luck, it's preference. preference by l'oreal. it's worth it. and so are you. l'oreal. haircolorist. paris. what's in my snuggle scent boosters? lavender joy a long lasting scent. each pack is a big boost of freshness. little pack. big snifference. snuggle scent boosters. you know the love you feel for olive garden's fresh baked breadsticks? well multiply that by a million. they're here. new breadstick sandwiches, starting at just $6.99. only at olive garden. 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[ laughter ] these are birkenstocks. >> you never)ç)jju what you'll learn. >> on friday we'll give it away. five lucky viewers will win a grand prize. >> if you entered last week just enter again and go to klgandhoda.com and then hit the "connect" button. >> chocolate bath waiting for me backstage. >> what about us? >> you can hop in if you want. >> not with you. >> now it's getting zbleerd one at a time. >> ben, nice that breaking news is at the jersey shore. skyforce10 over the scene of a police-involved shooting in atlantic city. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. this happened within just the last couple of hours. nbc10's cydney long is live on the scene in atlantic city. she's been gathering details. what can you tell us? >> reporter: i can tell you and show you this is still a very active police investigation a long with the prosecutors here right off the white horse pike here at the cedar food market. this all began to unfold a few minutes after 9:00 this morning. skyforce10 was above the market shortly after police responded. a law