thelma right harrisburg, pennsylvania 102 years old. and she's the church mother. mount pleasant, south carolina john bauman is one of those nice things. he's 100 years old today. he loves the braves. watching them on tv all the time. everett and ardoia they are from lake view, iowa. they've been married for 75 wonderful years and love to play ginn rummy together. you can have your fun for the rest of the show. >> we are going to have fun! >> we have a pool out here. a lot of people wondering what is going on. that's coming up in the next hour. a purina dog challenge. and al i'm.==tvo=ourreangne th moing.ta >>> i'm sam brock. breaking news this morning. two children reportedly suffered life threatening injuries after being struck by a car in contra costa county. this happening at 2nd avenue near contra costa boulevard. you're seeing video from our helicopter taken earlier this morning. a fire marshal says the car hit three people in total, the victims believed to be a mother and her two children. the fire marshal says both children suffered head injuries. he also s

thelma is 101 from westland, mississippi. she likes flowers. twins, once a year on the show, that's pretty good. they are 100 years old today. corinne and lorrine. they love to shop. bill greg, that's a great name. from wilmington, delaware. loves trains and ships. a good town tor that. wish you happy 100th birthday. humes flynn, 100 years old today. we wish him a happy birthday. he loves to go to barbados. i think they make rum there. we've had fun down here. we shouldn't have all of the fun. new york's going to have fun. back to new york. >> thank you. we appreciate it. what have you got coming up? we hear you are joining us ice skating on the rink. >> are you going? is >> no, but we can. if you'll get in, a blaze of glory. >> skates all the time. >> never know. >> we have a great live performance from the band of merry makers. >> chicken wings and sweet potato pie. >> your local news. >> there are times words can't capture a moment so you stand back. take it all in. listen. let the story speak for itself. in paris, so many tributes, so many

that must be night two. >> after you did "thelma and louise." you said it changed the characters you chose. you were concerned of what women would think of you. >> that was the first time that the reaction of women seemed to be -- it was so different from anything that happened before. people were like, oh, my god. i thought, wow, we give women very few opportunities to feel like that about female characters. to feel inspired. we even kill ourselves and people are inspired. it was memorable. it really was. >> you guys were like lucy and ethel on crack, the two of you. >> you know, i never heard that particular review. >> in a good way. it's a compliment. >> we are excited. >> and your family is doing so great. >> you've got beautiful kids. twins and boys that are 8 and a 10-year-old girl. >> we don't see you enough. when we see you it's a delight. you are one of the most amazing actresses. >> thank you. >> souper to see you. that's labor day. >> two-day event. >> thank you, geena. >> they are finally out of the make-up chairs and ready for their

thelma and louise. >> wait we have to watch this clip. >> he's so young there. my goodness. >> that's the way it works. >> i'm going to go with more recent one. money ball. it was a fun movie. >> what about you willie? >> i'm a fight club guy. >> yeah. you're not supposed to talk about fight club. remember rule of fight club. don't talk about it, ever. >> happy birthday, brad. >> yeah and by the way, that was a good one to pull up keith richards. 70 years old. happy birthday keith. >> all right. coming up, singing, dancing, gags and gangs. our year of fun and embarrassment inside studio 1-a and well beyond. >> and our holiday cookies get a make over. >> and jill martin has a $400 gift card for $40? how does that happen? people don't have to think about where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure that it does. using natural gas this power plant can produce enough energy for about 600,000 homes. generating electricity that's cleaner and reliable, with fewer emissions-- it matters. ♪ it's all your f

. >> or waitress from "thelma and louise." but this time around, what is she doing? >> you know what? this book -- i heard about this book before. but now that i know you put it on the screen -- >> it's a more serious role in the lifetime miniseries, the secret life of marilyn monroe. she plays a exitsen frommic that happened to be her mentally ill mother. take a look. >> look, i just don't want to mess everything up. please mother. what do you think i should do? >> i think that you should stop coming to see me because you never ask me how i'm doing and you never do anything for me. all do you is talk about yourself. i don't know how i had such a selfish child. >> wow. >> we all have selfish children. susan, it's good to see you. >> thank you. >> we don't often see new a television -- >> i don't mean to laugh. it is so much fun to play somebody who doesn't care. lack of sincerity. she's always hearing things and doing -- it was just so much fun. >> this is a very revealing look. because we do think we know who marilyn was at this point. she is so iconic. this book is

you know, there's thelma golden and others and interesting women who tell you all their secrets. >> brad. >> muhammed ali unfiltered put together with derek jeter and his team and ali's family. never-before-seen photographs of ali, fantastic. gorgeous book. >> i have that book, it's fantastic. let's finish with cookbooks. dy h enough cookbooks. what did you pick? >> let's go with the man, anthony bourdain. first cookbook in over ten years. he's back again, a lot of explore themes in all my books. this is him getting you set up for things that you can cook at home for your friends and family. >> not too challenging? >> i'm the worst cook and i could do it. >> that's important. emma. >> my is "small victories." this cookbook is my favorite kind of cookbook because it makes you feel resourceful and capable, which is important. and also i made the chocolate cake from this cookbook for thanksgiving and it's the only thing my 3-year-old ate, the only thing. >> brad. >> i think this is kitchen 101, "my perfect pantry." 50 ingredients to have in your house to make 150 different meals. a great on

been added to the national film registry which preserves movies of cultural historical significance, thelma & louise also on the list, funny girl, princess pride and alfred hitchcock's the birds. it's the seventh film to be placed in the registry. also, the lion king and who framed roger rabbit. >> and then the lion king. >> you cry at a lot of movies. >> i know i do. circle of life. >> it's a good movie, right? >> if you happen to have tomorrow off or the commute's going to be too bad for you, you stay home. maybe you slide in a movie in between. the forecast has had a heavy rainfall on the way. let's get you into our micro climate weather. what i showed you is so extremely fascinating. we're going to show it again, the storm system we're dealing with would ordinarily only bring a quarter to a half inch of rainfall. it's a stream of sub tropical moisture moving in from the south. it's going to boost this up putting it on steroids, that's the reason we'll see numbers range from 1 to 3 inches across the bay area, this will increase the flood threat primarily for the santa cruz mountains, fla

>> so we know when "thelma & louise" came out, it caused a big stir and it was in the press everywhere, but a lot, a lot of commentators said, "this will change everything. now there's gonna to be so many movies with female stars because it hit -- struck such a nerve. and then after "a league of their own," it was like, "there's going to be so many more sports movies with women. and we know how many of those have come out. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> past 25 years so, but i believed it. it sounded great and, yay, i get to be in a movie that's changing everything that's so awesome. and then nothing and then nothing and nothing. but, then every five years or so, something comes out. "hunger games" comes out, whatever well now, everything is different now and it never is. >> seth: and basically, your data shows, certainly in the role, when you look at something like female directors, it's about as bad as it's always been >> right >> seth: even though, i think if you ask people, they would say because of, you know, "wonder woman" and whatnot, they'd think, "oh, no, it's better now. it's

strong." [ laughter ] and the dog is thinking, "almost at the cliff." [ laughter ] [ applause ] come on, thelma. [ applause ] next here we see a guy looking up from his ipad to gaze over at his trusty dog. the guy is thinking, "you're like the son i've never had." and the dog is thinking, "you're like the dad waldo never had." [ laughter ] he doesn't appreciate the shirt. a quick little burn from his good dog. what's the big deal. let's move on. this is an interesting shot, here. it's a woman and a horse laying on the ground together smiling. she's thinking, "i love my horse." and the horse is thinking, "i love my crest white strips." [ laughter ] he's got a great smile. the miracle is microbeads. here's another one here. it's a woman is cuddling her little doggie. right there, yeah. and the woman's thinking, "you are so cute." and the dog is thinking, "you are so nice?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] "you have a good personality?" "you're funny?" [ laughter ] look at this guy here. here we have an older guy taking an adventurous ride on the backs of two dolphins just goingor it. and he's thinking,

thelma hart, the woman who confronted president obama at a cnbc town hall meeting telling him how worried she was about her family's economic future. turns out she had even more reason to be worried than she knew then. she's just been laid off from her job as chief financial officer for the non-profit organization amvets. she talked to the moderator of that september town hall meeting, cnbc's john harwood about what happened just today. >> i think for me, what's in my heart is now, even more than i did before, i appreciate what millions of people who are in my condition now have been experiencing for the last two, three, four years. >> by the way, you can hear more from her on "power lunch" tomorrow on cnbc. >>> for more than one american generation, november 22nd will always be the day president kennedy was shot. a new book just out is full of the imagery of those years. it's called "portrait of camelot" full of family photos by the white house photographer back then. they include jfk's christmas eve in palm beach, making sure the stockings were hung by the chimney with care. incredibly

. >> i'm thelma. >> i'm myron. >> my name is michael tracy. >> my name is mernel tracy. >> we don't feel old. when our daughter became 55, i said that's impossible, that's my age. but that's how i feel. >> i never really worried about getting older. i'm proud of my age. i worked hard to get here. >> i think between the media, the social media, the tv, everything, it's all -- >> i think it's for people in a certain business, it's keeping up with the joneses. >> tell the story about when we visited our grandson. >> well, i asked my husband after looking around at the other grandparents, it was grandparents day, and i said do you notice anything about the grandmothers here? and he said, no. and i said, gee, they all turned blond or red with age and i'm the only one who turned gray. and i like my gray hair. it's low maintenance and i think it's becoming. and i like getting seats on the bus on the train. >> i was always comfortable with the way i look. >> not really comfortable, but i think i became more so after i hit 50. >> i think we're pretty happy with how we look. wouldn't mind a little

and it's going to be interesting to see the human being thelma engineers that's not linked to gymnastics anymore. >> right. >> we wish her all the best. >> you guys remember her, she won all those medals. >> and "dancing with the stars." >> oh, yeah. she's on that. maybe she'll do that again. >> have they ever had anybody back? >> no, i don't think so. >> hoda, you should do that -- >> don't ruin my comments. >> imagine what you could do on "dancing with the stars." >> speaking of that, if you guys watched miss usa last night. as you know, miss rhode island won. >> olivia culpo. >> this girl is gorgeous. she's not only gorgeous -- she's the one on the right. >> rhode island! olivia culpo! >> it looked like she thought she was going to win. didn't it? >> oh, my god. >> she's one beautiful girl. so she's going to -- she looks like natalie. >> she does. she looks exactly like natalie. and she's a cellist, too. and the question she was asked. they did this thing about you could tweet in questions. hers was about is it okay for a transgender to compete in the pageant. and she gave a great ans

and it's kind of a "thelma and louise" two women on the go, and they are going to meet--they're actually seeking chedeng's long lost love. they're in their 60s, kind of in the next phase of life, and they're trying to seek out her long lost love, who is actually a woman. and i think it just shows it's a dark comedy, and it shows that we have social issue documentaries from the philippines, dark comedy. so, we really have a broad range, but kind of the through line ith all right, well, congratulations. robert: well, frameline 42 is running now through june 24 with venues in san francisco, berkeley, and oakland. for more information, you can go to nbcbayarea.com. and when we come back, one of the featured films from frameline 42, get a sneak peek at "50 years of fabulous," that's next. we've been talking about frameline 42, san francisco international lgbtq film festival, and now we get a chance to profile one of the featured films with the filmmaker. with us right now is jethro patalinghug, director of "50 years of fabulous." he is an award-winning film maker from san francisco who has wo

thelma saunders is from hudson north carolina. 100 years old today. she loves to make pound cake. take a look if you will please. this is willis draper. he is from highland illinois and he is 100 years old and we wish him a very happy birthday and he loves to listen to his audio books on tape. here is wilson still well from texas. he's 102. he loves western dancing. that's it. we will be back. back to my lovely friends in new york. >> thank you very much. >> what's coming up? >> how to appear smarter. smart >>> it is 8 clx:56. i'm laura garcia-cannon. the woman at the middle of a sexual harassment suit returns to the stand. ellen pao testified she was uncomfortable around the partners atcliner kleiner perkins. she said during one flight to new york male workers discussed porn stars. cliner perkins said she was fired for other reasons. >> macy's at cupertino's shopping mall will close for good on sunday. it's about three weeks earlier than originally scheduled. >>> another local news update coming up in half an hour. a look at weather and traffic then. ♪i can show you the worldâ™

thelma and louise. let's go with the standouts. you liked rosalin. >> she was a bouquet of flowers. she was beautiful. what i loved the most was that undone tress of hair that finished the look so it didn't look so put together. did you see that on her pullback? >> she just had a baby. >> it's everything. >> louise, scarlet johansson was a standout. >> no one else wore green and i haven't seen the undercut. she walks up with this punky hairdo and ear cuffs and it was a huge trend of the night. >> i happened to walk past emma stone and everything about her looked beautiful. >> the color against her skin and hair. >> her hair was amazing. look at it. >> she was the number one most favorite celebrity. >> you also liked reece witherspoon. >> i sure did. here's what's up. i love that she started a campaign called #ask her more. she threw a snap to a classic gown and tom ford who we were awing over just the other day. it was great. >> two got mixed opinions and mixed reviews. >> as fashion experts, we have to give props to those and this was at the back. she turned around, but the low bus

"pretty woman," thelma and louise, silence of the lambs, ginger and -- >> yes. >> basic instinct. >> yes. >> wow. >> you've done your homework. >> diana, shield! >> is it true, gall, that before this audition came up for wonder woman you were thinking about getting out of the business? >> yes, but then life shows up again and they're like, i don't think so, gal. >> i see my kellyanne, oh, kellyanne, come here. >> during the "access hollywood" tapes did you have any moments of doubt in there when you said, i don't know if i can do this? >> i had zero moments of doubt, but i also know the difference in this country between what offends us and what affects us. >> when i talk about freedom of the press or immigration reform, i don't do so to criticize anybody. i do so because i want to share what i have learned. ♪ ♪ >> do you still experience fear when you get into a race? >> yeah, of course. there's fear of failure mostly. there's not a fear of danger. >> it starts with teaching girls earlier and equipping them with these skills and with confidence in these areas. >> who are the cra

walter responded with this "thelma & louise" picture. that movie was out in '91. and someone took it back to the 1920s. >> ouch. remember in sochi, when you and i invented bathing. it was fantastic. >> that was a good time. >> you are big on selfies. al, what's your favorite selfie? >> took one recently before leila left for college. >> oh. >> you have one, what's yours? >> my dad had a cold the first two times he met calvin. my selfie is when my dad finally got to hold calvin. >> and calvin is still keeping his distance. >> jvh? >> mine was a christmas selfie. my whole family. henry has to be the selfie arm. >> hoda has great selfie arms. >> she does. >> i thought hoda invented the selfie arm. i'm disapointed. >> savannah guthrie? >> same thing, in bed. all four of us. there we are. >> i'm going to keep the theme going, in bed with -- >> oh. >> how did you get that all in bed? >> in bed? >> and blake shelton. >> wow. >> really? >> and then, the building blew up. >> anyhoo. i didn't know you were picking those. >> that was me with the billboard women in music awar

slow down there, thelma. >> you don't understand. hitch, i have never been in trouble. and now i'm in the worst kind of trouble ever. >> no, ya ain't, lenny. >> yes, i am, hitch. >> no, you ain't. >> yes, i am hitch. >> no, you ain't, lenny. [ siren sounds ] [ light laughter ] >> seth: please welcome back to the show jim o'heir, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome back! >> thank you. so excited to be here. >> seth: the last time you were here we had the entire cast of "parks & rec." >> we did. >> seth: and it was the night the final episode aired. and chris pratt was singing a fantastic song from that show "bye-bye little sebastian." >> yes. >> seth: and everybody was singing along. and you and aubrey plaza, if you'd notice, you guys are just fully making out. [ cheers and applause ] now how -- how did that come to pass? >> well, i like to call that the night that aubrey became a real woman. >> seth: yeah, there you go. >> number one. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i'm sure she does as well. >> i'm sure she does. aubrey is a genius. she is very funny. s

she broke the news saying thelma and police, yes, i got my license. i'm free. rolling with the homeys. we'll see her strolling down new york city. >> she is from new york city. >> that's the thing. when i moved to new york four years ago, we sold our car. besides renting every now and then you don't use a driver's license. >> gaga gets a pass. >>> still ahead, be ready to be amazed and maybe grossed out. two champs from the nathan's hot dog eating contest chowing down on, what else, hot dogs. this is "today" on nbc. look at that. friendly foes. oooh, i think i saw dessert! but you just had a big lunch! it wasn't that big. steve! hey! come back here! steven, stay strong! wh-what's that? you...you want me to eat you? honey, he didn't say that! he did! very quietly. y-you can't hear from back there! don't fight your instincts! with each for 150 calories or less, try our chocolate-y brownies, tangy lemon bars and creamy cheescakes! fiber one. go on, have one. >>> still to come on "today," battle of the burgers. a friendly competition on the plaza with a classic fou

>> reporter: tia brown's mother, thelma, was with them, and is now in the hospital. >> that could be your kids laying down there. are turn yourself in. that's all i can say. >> reporter: police still haven't released much information about two suspects they say fled on foot. neighbor butch rushed to the scene when he heard the crash. >> first thing i saw was the bodies laying out in the lot. one, two, three. >> reporter: he saw 7-year-old terrence, known in the neighborhood as his mom's shadow. 10-year-old thomas who was sweet and shy. and he tried to revive 15-year-old kiara who was about to start high school. she died at the hospital. >> that will never go away from my mind. i'll never forget that. never. >> reporter: tonight the manhunt is on. police have lifted finger prints from the suv, and found a bloody t-shirt near the crash site. while all day, mourners visited this makeshift memorial, including little terrence's stepmother. >> his smile, he was so adorable. he still is. >> reporter: a family and a neighborhood in search of healing. and answers. >> these young guys, whoever

. >> happy birthday from thelma & louise. >> i'm celebrating my bachelorette at the "today" show. ♪ >> that young lady is named eva, the same name as my daughter, celebrating a 9th birthday. happy birthday to her. >> makes my day. >> no doubt. good crowd. as we head into this veterans day weekend, we want to take a moment to thank the men and women who serve our country. the sailors from "the uss carter," docked in new york this week. we thank you guys for being here today. >> thank you for your service. it is freezing outside this morning. thank you, guys. i gave someone my pocket warmers over there. twins turning 15. >>> we have a lot to get to this morning. let's begin with today's news. and speaking of the temperatures, the arctic air that has some of us thinking it's winter here. temperatures below average this morning and it's expected to get even worse. dave price is in for dylan this morning with even more. where are you? there you are. i thought you were ice skating for a moment. >> that's what smart weathermen do. when it's cold outside, we retreat to the weather wall. we ha

kenny and thelma have been married for get this, 72 years. so when their grandson recently tied the knot, they wanted to record a video to share some advice with him, and it was posted on walk wardfamilyphotos.com and has become very popular. here to discuss it is the author of "the self-centered marriage" and dr. judith sills is a clinical psychologist. good morning to both of you. we're going to listen to some clips in just a moment. overall you get the impression that this couple keeps things very basic. is this a secret to being married for 72 years? >> oh, they also seem to be very playful, as well. it is very basic. you know, if you have this basic understanding of commitment and love for each other then it's easy, right, to have fights occasionally. it's easy to, you know, do things like this, and be playful about it. old couples are like old trees. you know. they're like a vanishing species. >> right. i love that old couples are like old trees. >> let's use them as a resource and get to their, one of their tips, there, there are three

., and pretty thelma catherine ryan, known to all as pat, whom he'd asked to marry him on their first date. he writes to his irish gypsy, who radiates all that's happy and beautiful, pines to be with her every day and every night, dreams of long sunday rides, weekends in the mountains or just reading together in front of fires. and about love? he told bryant gumbel that, like his quaker mother, he never spoke or wrote the word in his public life. >> she never said "i love you" because she considered that to be something very private and very sacred. and i feel the same way. >> reporter: but in his letters to pat -- did he ever say in the letters "i love you"? >> yes. he signed some of them "love." he called her his dearest heart. >> reporter: nixon foundation president sandy quinn, a friend of nixon's throughout, has his favorite among the letters, the young suitor as formal as his quaker roots while writing of his own ardor. >> nothing so fine ever happened to him or anyone else as falling in love with thee, my dearest heart. ♪ >> reporter: when his beloved pat died in 1993, nixon'

i feel right now like the end of "thelma and louise." we're in the car together. we're in the convertible we're about to go off the cliff. >> i'm not going off the cliff that's some white -- crazy white woman stuff. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you're gonna roll out at the last minute >> exactly i'm going to watch you go off the cliff. and then i'll be like, "damn, he was a great partner. and then i'ma drive off and find somebody else. [ laughter ] >> seth: you know what i'll take it >> yeah. look at this look how sad he looks. >> seth: yeah. ♪ this used to be my playgroun this used to b my childhood dream ♪ >> seth: who's this fellow >> okay. this is you coming back from vegas. [ laughter ] you know what i'm saying like, on the way to vegas, you're like, "yeah, yeah, yeah!" on the way back from vegas, you like, "oh [ bleep ] i'm going to have to borrow $15." >> seth: i think i maybe - i think i maybe lost all the skin on my back. >> where is my car [ laughter ] look at this dude just sitting there like she burned everything everything >> seth: he probably just

. >> thelma and louis girl power. >> and now for the first time in a legendary career zimmer is taking his music on the road. performing his hollywood hits live to sold out venues around the world. >> is it what you thought it would be? >> it's nothing like what i imagine it to be. every night is different because the audience is different. three years ago i would have never have thought. you wouldn't have thought i would be at coachella let alone me, right. >> you have a duel personality. your hans zimmer music composer and now also hans zimmer rock star. >> i don't -- >> accept the mantle. >> all right. okay. okay. >> yes! own it. >> al roker and hans zimmer. you don't appreciate how prolific he is. >> absolutely. >> once you see the list you're like that was him and that was him. >> coming up from golf to grilling and even an inmatable movie screen for the film fireworks gn fanatic fathers out there. the best gift ideas to treat dad this sunday but first this is "today" on nbc. >> father's day is tomorrow. if you haven't picked up anything for dad we have you covered this morning. g

happy 100th birthday to thelma smith, this lakers fan is from where else, los angeles. she works as a secretary at a local youth foundation. lucille hamilton is celebrating 100 years. she's from big rapids, michigan. you're looking at an adventurous lady. she went on her first helicopter ride when she was 97. >> whoa. >> john kelly is 100 years old, from lakeway, texas. he is a retired army master sergeant. we thank you for your service, too, sir. and happy 100th birthday to clara johnson, a teacher from atlanta, georgia. she's the second person from her family to be featured on a smucker's jar. good genes there. her brother was celebrated a few years ago. talk about great genes. >> definitely. >> just ahead creative gift ideas for dads. let's hear it for the dads. first, a check of local news. and weather. i )m ... check of local new. ==topvo== the woman accused of putting methamphetamin >>> good wednesday morning at 8:56, i'm sam brock. the woman accused of putting methamphetamine in a toddler's mouth is scheduled to appear in court today on attempted murder charges.

. >> a little "thelma and louise" tlenchs. a lods of comedy. that's what mel lisa does so well. it has a heart. oh, i've caused an accident, i'm so sorry. >> talk "begin again" looks like a great movie. >> this is mark ruffalo and keira knightley. he plays a record executive who loses his job. she plays the girlfriend of a rock star played by "the voice's" own adam levine. they meet up in new york city. she's singing a song. make a record in different locations all over the city, record it live. it's about beginning again. >> all right. talk music. fish? >> fish. >> are they -- >> fish, they are around again. they are back on the road. >> i'm going to have some fun but not see fish. >> not going to see fish. okay. well the fourth of july and fish go together. nothing like fireworks at a fish show. the jam band of -- kind of the grateful dead of the moment. playing in saratoga this weekend. >> katy perry is on the road. >> katy perry's world tour named for her album "prism" has come to america. this is the big production. she's so richly visual. this is like seeing a couple broad

. >> thelma sit down -- >> or stand up for lunch. >> that's right. >> hoda and i were getting geared up on our british etiquette and we understand when the queen stops eating and the plate is cleared, that's it. >> it's over. >> you have to keep your eye on the queen and make sure you eat before she does. >> the hand goes on the table, done. >> is that right? >> yes. also the handbag gets switched to a different hand then the crowds and security will move along. that's a signal i'm done here. >> that's more something at an official event. i think today she'll be soaking it up. >> can we talk, camilla, about how her life is going to change? starting on this day, now that she's married, describe how her life will be different. >> perhaps her royal heighness. unlike previous royal brides as soon as she had an engagement on her finger, they would plunge her into royal jobs. >> she's been doing it. >> she's traveled the length and bredth of the country. they've done the uk and will continue to do domestic duties. a trip abroad pretty soon. >> do we know about their honeymoon, any news on

just reassure that what britain is doing is driving itself off a cliff. [ light laughter ] they are thelma and louise-ing themselves off a cliff. >> seth: the next cliff opportunity we have here seems to be the 2020 election. >> yes. >> seth: that seems to be a good cliff opportunity. >> yeah. that's definitely a good time to look over the cliff. "i don't know, we somehow lived through the last one. maybe we can fly." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to live forever! >> exactly. >> seth: you -- obviously, one of the things -- i mean, and a lot of people are announcing and cable news is certainly doing a lot of coverage of 2020 already. how do you feel about that? a little early? >> it's a little early, right? because the bar is pretty low now. whenever anyone announces for president, i just go, "sure, fine. yeah. add it to the list." you're fine. kamala harris, great. bernie sanders, great. a tortoise walking across an abandoned wendy's parking lot, has he got an exploratory committee? you would work, as well. [ laughter ] the bar is so low. so all

and the ending, if we all get our wish, the ending is like 'thelma and louise.'" >> seth: okay, first of all, the way this election is going, we all want to be "thelma and louise." [ light laughter ] also i don't know why you'd bring up "driving miss daisy." wasn't that a movie about a black man who helps a white lady get where she wants to go? [ laughter and applause ] that's the last movie you should be bringing up. and then there have been calls to violence from trump supporters if he loses. for example, former gop congressman joe walsh recently tweeted that if trump loses, quote, "i'm grabbing my musket." walsh was asked about that comment on msnbc this week and wasn't especially convincing in trying to defend it. >> why tweet that? why put that out there? >> well, first off, it's a musket. it's a -- craig it's a metaphor. it's a call to arms. >> you could understand why a lot of folks have a problem with that. especially considering the current political climate that we're in. >> craig, i said musket. if i had said gun, that's one thing. >> a musket is a gun. >> no, no. okay, fin

"thelma and louise" 25 years. can you believe it? >> 25 years we've had the gift of seeing those awesome woman -- spoiler alert, they drive off a cliff, sorry. >> pretty sure 25 years later people know that. >> fair enough. >> hoda, who do we have? >> what's your name? >> ann marie from new jersey. >> here's your question. ready. brad pitt played jd, the sexy exconvict in 1991's thelma and louise. what what future a-lister also auditioned for the role. george clooney, johnny depp or alec baldwin. >> george clooney. r r[ bell ringing ] >> you're right! you win! >> i don't know if i would have known that. >> i didn't either but when brad pitt got the role he only got $6,000. >> whoa. >> the best $6,000 hollywood ever sent. >> seriously. that. that image right there. shirtless. brad pitt. >> hello old friend. >> hoda, who is across the street. >>? >> he was so cute. we deal a picture clue. what's your name? >> eric. >> where are you from? >> indiana. >> identify this oscar-winning 2006 movie where a family takes a cross-country tip from

the sibling's mother, keysha williams, and family friends thelma brown remain hospitalized in critical condition. investigators say the carjackers stole an suv a mile away from where williams and her kids were selling fruit and blew a tire on a high speed turn, sending the car crashing into the victims. zumplts nbc meterologist bill karins has more on the severe weather outbreak. bill. >> just unusual weather across the country. it is late july tornadoes in tennessee. kind of rare. temperatures in the 50s in the great lakes. a lot of hail. then the lightning strikes from catalina island to venice beach is a tragedy and very unusual. i can't remember any headlines even close to that in the beaches in california in a long team. the reason we're blaming it on is our monsoonal moisture. all the white on that map shows you the moisture in the air. the blue is sort of a lot of moisture in the air. there is a little spin coming up from baja, california, and that's what helped to trigger the storms yesterday, the lightning strikes. we still have active weather out there this morning. unusual f

experts at the zoo don't foresee any health issues for thelma and louise. the san antonio zoo previously had a two-headed reptile snake from 1988 until 1995. >> thank you so much for being with us. we'll see you tonight at 5:00. stay cool. [ wind howling ] [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water crashing ] ...it fills you with energy... and it gives you what you are looking for to live a more natural life. in a convenient two bar pack. this is nature valley... delicious granola bars made with the best ingredients in nature. nature valley. nature at its most delicious. what class do you wanna take? oh, anything that doesn't have the word "strip," "salsa," or "beatz" with a z in the name of it. cardio hip-hop groove it is then. hey, what's up? hey! nothing, just... going into the same class you're going into. cool. hey, i hope i don't sweat on you. you can sweat on me. this is my girlfriend, liz lemler. hi! that's liz lemon. oh, the girl who got my flowers. yes. hope you enjoyed them. i did--actually, i finally just threw them out this morning 'cause

the only world leader who seemed to support trump's move, was the one who always has his back, the thelma to his louise, vladimir putin. in a rare use of english, putin quoted some song lyrics to defend trump's decision. >> putin also seemed to throw president trump a lifeline amid the controversy over trumps decision to withdraw from the paris climate accord. putin reassured environmentalists there's still time. >> don't worry. be happy. [ light laughter ] >> seth: only putin can make "don't worry, be happy" sound like a threat. [ light laughter ] you almost expect to hear that right before he holds the pillow over your face. don't worry, be happy. [ light laughter ] soon you will be with grandparents. say hello to your childhood dog! [ light laughter ] so trump is spending his time rage tweeting, picking fights with our allies, and pissing off pretty much, the entire world. donald, without looking at your notes, who do you think you're helping? >> i was elected to represent -- the citizens of pittsburgh. >> seth: that's like a mad libs answer there. this has been "a closer look." ♪ [

i think we should do the black version of "thelma and louise." >> seth: uh-huh. >> or maybe we do like "laverne and shirley" -- [ cheers ] you know what i'm saying? >> seth: "laverne and shirley" would be great. >> or like -- just basically any white movie that had two women in it together. [ laughter ] we do that. >> seth: yeah, perfect. >> the black version. >> seth: that's a very -- [ cheers and applause ] why over-work it? why over think this stuff? >> same script, we just change the lingo. >> seth: oh, really? just straight up same script? >> we -- we snatching it. plagiarizing it. straight up. >> seth: oh, okay, great. [ laughter ] you also met -- there was a lot of talk about how you met meryl streep. supposedly you jumped over the rope line to meet meryl streep at the oscars. >> yes, yes. did you know that i was hurdling -- i was a hurdler in high school? >> seth: you were a hurdler? >> yeah, i was a professional hurdler all through high school. so i hurdled the -- >> seth: so that was no -- a low rope line was no issue for you. >> it was nothing. it was like skipping. [ laught

in the spirit of butch and sundance, or maybe thelma and louise, they made a break for it together in the phoenix suburbs. but these were no ordinary outlaws and reining them in was no easy task. nbc's miguel almaguer has the wild tale. >> reporter: in sun city today this may have been the very definition of the wild west, a slow sometimes high-speed pursuit of two llamas on the loose breaking away from their owners, at times from each other, seizing their moment and their shot at freedom. >> something you don't see every day. >> we'll keep an eye on this, folks. >> reporter: the two-hour chase carried live on local, even cable news. this wild tale dubbed llamas on the lam. the llama drama trending on twitter. the arizona cardinals agreed to one-year deals with llamas on the loose. the llama chase, the biggest since o.j. it's gotten wild out west before. we've seen bears in backyards running from the law. >> there goes mama climbing up to get her baby. look at that. >> reporter: ducks have made a dash, or at least a slow waddle along the freeway. and a moose on the loose brought traff

. >> first things first, thelma said. >> reporter: love is what heals at casa. established almost 30 years ago with just a $500 donation. kathie foster rented a tiny inexpensive house in a rough neighborhood and took in her first child. casa has now expanded to ten houses currently home to some 50 kids, ranging from newborns to teenagers. in all, 3,000 kids have come through these doors. for many, it's their first time living in a safe, stable environment. >> when the kids first get here, what kind of conditions are they typically in? >> a lot of the kids come in just really with nothing. and the moms really have nothing to give them. >> reporter: the ultimate goal? reuniting kids with their families. but if that isn't possible, casa helps to facilitate adoptions. >> after six months coming into casa and the rest is history. >> it changed your life. >> changed my life. >> reporter: will jones came to casa when he was 8. after the death of his mother, he had been abused and in and out of 17 foster homes. but casa broke that cycle, finding him a permanent home and

. >> i like bob redell doing the "thelma and louise" thing this morning. >> hopefully not off the cliff like the movie. >> that would be bad. let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. you can feel the moisture as you head out the door this morning. >> you certainly can. happy friday. 6:19. thanks for waking up with us on friday morning, lots of people want to get out for one last summer hurrah. many kids heading back to school on monday. let's show you what's going on out there. let's start with the shot here in san bruno. if you can hang on the shot for one moment, a couple things i want to point out from time to time, you can see the fog drifting around. the sun is coming up. fog clears from the top down.je it's actually starting to burn off already. in addition to low clouds, we have high and mid-level moisture moving in as well. let's show you san jose where the sun is making an appearance. we have cloud cover trapping in some of the warmth from yesterday. temperatures are down right balmy as a result. you can actually see those clouds coming up from the southeas

especially love those dvds named something like the the "susan sarandon collection," that comes with "thelma and louise" and three other movies even susan sarandon has never heard of and hey, no need for a case. let's take those loose discs in an unmarked paper sleeve scratchy style hey, grill warming rack. i like your style. you're like a little, private balcony for my hot dog buns. or hey, if my vegan buddy doesn't want his kebab near the steak that skewer can post up there like evita looking down on her subjects. don't cry for her. there's plenty of style to go around hey, gps device that comes with the rental car i like your style. you're classic, you know 'cause who needs waze when you've got a 2005 edition of rand mcnally loaded up in a home depot scanner gun some electronics get smaller and smaller as time goes by, but not you. you're just a chunky, little tv, vcr combo right in the middle of the windshield and you've got style for miles that's all of this week's style. we'll be right back with charlize theron. don't go away. ♪ ♪ right now, there are over a million walmart associa

you're my attorney >> you remember the end of "thelma and louise"? how they drove that car off the cliff? >> why that was a mint 66 t-bird. they didn't need that car to get over the cliff why'd the car have to die? >> i think it had something to do with women's rights or something. >> important stuff >> but -- sorry, what's your point? >> seth: please welcome back to the show thomas middleditch, everybody. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: congratulations six years is really amazing. >> it really is. what a treat >> seth: your show did not just an incredible job of i feel like reacting to what was happening in silicon valley but often predicting what would happen like, here's -- like, you from the first episode. [ laughter ] >> yeah, what can you say? we have a bunch of -- like, clairvoyant pre cogs working at the show as writers. we have -- you know that scene in minority report where there is that weird entity that spits up the carved balls? >> seth: yeah. >> yeah, that's -- >> seth: you've got one of those. >> that's mike judge, yeah >> seth:

thelma louise wellman. she's from monterey, california. she's 100 years old today. walks two miles every day. last time she was in pasadena moving fast. dora bell coney and she is from georgia. 100 years old today. we wish her a happy birthday. she loves to garden and bakes fantastic cakes. joseph silver. camarillo, california. pretty country. 100 years old today. and he's very active. at his age he still has his driver's license. betty and norman bogart. we'll always have paris. anyway, 75 years they've been married. they're a beautiful couple. yuma, arizona. one of the great cities in america. they have square danced since they were kids and every night before bed a good night kiss. that's it. that's all. and now back to new york. >> all right, willard. thank you. >>> what do we have coming up in the 9:00? >> more music from these guys. another song from them. also we'll check in with america's favorite baby right now, baby vale. we'll check in with savannah and see how she's doing. >> those pictures are about as cute as they get. >> big cheeks. >> thanks for all

. >> jimmy: i'm thelma. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm a louise. i'm a honey. [ laughter ] but i heard this thing. does this ever come up? because i heard a thing on -- i read it on the internet, they're thinking about a sequel to "thelma and louise." >> they were thinking about it, but i can't imagine what that would be. and neither could they, obviously, because there wasn't one. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how could there possibly be? >> i said, what would i be doing? and tim said, "you'd be getting a big check." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: would you be ghosts? >> do you have a suggestion? for what it could be? because i don't. >> jimmy: well, maybe after you -- spoiler alert. [ laughter ] after you drive off -- >> after we drive off. >> jimmy: maybe you land of a a spaceship or something? [ laughter ] or maybe it's not that big of a -- >> okay. the "x" files just came back, why not. we could do that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: or maybe the cliff isn't that big of a cliff and you more just get into a a tumble, and then you're in a a coma for 25 years. [ laugh

francois-henri pinault, husband to actor thelma hyatt, oversees the $22 billion company founded by his father. his goal, to turn the holding company into a fashion and sports power house, finding its way into consumer closets the world over. you have restructured the company. you have an emphasis obviously on the luxury brands as well as on sports, on puma. >> we've been transforming the group from financial conglomerate where we were three years ago into a very specialized company dealing in the ready to wear and accessory business. i looked at what was the last six years in terms of growth. it was like 800 million people, americans, japanese, western americans, western europeans. the next 50 years we are adding 3 billion new consumers, china, india, brazil, indonesia, for instance. the growth that will come in front of us in the next 50 years has nothing to do with what has been areceived in the last six years. the only difference that will be done in those new markets, one, and the specificity of those markets, young people loving brands, loving sports, and becoming rich much sooner

thelma green of frostburg, maryland. also 100. shell her secret to longevity -- very simple. chocolate. lloyd montz, 100 years old. this farmer is from south whitley, indiana. he enjoys staying up to date on all things sports and politics. happy birthday, lloyd. happy 100th birthday to ruth mcdivot. this former seamstress loves sending out cards to her family and friends for any and all occasions. >> you nailed it! >> how are we all going to live to 100? >> chocolate. >> positive attitude. that's why i love the smucker's -- the advice that they give and how the quality of their life has remained so high and special. >> with tamron's perkiness, you are going to live to 300 years old. >> i have no interest. >> what do you have coming up? >> tituss burgess is back from "unbreakable." we are also debating a little issue with my mom. my mom's already is down. and new year's eve fashion. but first your local news and weather. i'm ... ==topvo== the search is on for a gunman who opened fired at an east bay shopping center during business hours -- police also are looking for a possibl

the original movie selfie just might be from thelma and louise. now two decades later susan serandon and geena davis reunited for an update to the polaroid. the pic was tweeted with the caption "inventors of the selfie at it again." let's go to the map. lifetime set to air the unauthorized saved by the bell story. a behind the scenes peek at the early 1990s cult hit. it will be loosely based on screech's 2009 tell-all, which included juicy revelations about on set drugs and sex. >>> you will have to wait a bit for your bayside gossip. the movie airs september 1st. >> are you going to watch that? were you a big fan? >> i was not a big fan, but my kids watch it now, so i'm back into it. it's back on tv. what goes around comes around. it's all about that revolving door there. >>> celebrated by college kids across the nation, but last night beer pong got a celeb boost from nbc's own jimmy fallon and rapper pit bull. in honor of the world cup, they pitched soccer balls into what else? giant red solo cups. >>> here's a fun one. see anything strange comi

know the scrabble is missing all the vowels, especially dvds with the susan sarin dan collection and "thelma and louise" and others no one has heard. let's take the discs in unmarked paper sleeves, scratchy style. hey, warming racks, i like your style with the hot dog bun if my buddy doesn't want his vegan, don't cry for her, there's plenty of style to go around the rental car, i like your style. you're classic, you know who needs waze when you have a 2005 edition of rand mcnally loaded up and a home depot scanner gun. some things get smaller and smaller as time goes by, net you. you're just in the middle of the windshield and you have style for miles. that's all for this week's style. we'll be right back with charlize theron. don't go away. (vo) verizon knows how to build unlimited right. start with america's most awarded network. give people more plans to mix and match at a price built for everyone. with $700 off our best phones when you switch. because everyone deserves the best. this is unlimited built right. now there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months af

thelma and louise, two chickens rescued by firefighters during last summer's waldo canyon fire. after their story went viral, the owners created a calendar featuring the "hot chicks" alongside the -- yeah, i know -- along those who helped the devastated community. the calendar is available at waldoshotchicks.com. i don't know about that. i'm richard lui. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> lead news in today's "new york times." targeted killing comes to define war on terror. this highlights osama bin laden's son-in-law who is part of a select group of high-level terror suspects who have not been killed. >>> in "the washington post," lily pulitzer, fashion designer dies at 81. lilly is creative mind behind the most colorful dresses ever created. >>> an animal park in japan welcomes their newest and tiniest member. a litter of asian black bear cubs, welcoming them to the park. the special exhibit with the young bears will allow visitors to pet, touch and even hold the cubs once they mature a little bit later this month. then they get rea

and this picture of thelma and louise. and why not? these outlaws kept slipping through the long arm of the law. >> we have responded to livestock calls but not a llama call. >> like most good things, it had to come to an end. out of time and out of energy one by one, the escapees wrangled and returned to their owners. forcing llama looky lieus back to work. for today, miguel almaguer. >> pretty good. >> your kids are too old, but there's a whole series of the llama llama jokes. >> well during the great depression the federal government put millions of americans back to work building dams bridges monuments. >> quite a few were put to work making art as well. those treasures would likely have been lost if not for the efforts of the people in our next story. garvin thomas is here with bay area proud. >> when you hear someone called a history detective, they usually aren't a real detective, but michael ramos is. he's a special agent with the united states general services administration. he normally catches bad guys who waste taxpayer mon