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Gas prices hit their lowest in four consecutive summers as more than 72 million Americans gear up for Fourth of July travel. Also, a fireball streaking across skies in the Southern U.S. garners viral attention. Plus, celebrities arrive in Venice for Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez's star-studded wedding weekend despite local protests. And, Vogue titan Anna Wintour leaves Editor-in-Chief post after nearly 40 years to welcome a new generation of fashion talent.

Dr. Natalie Azar and Joy Bauer answer ‘burning' Vitamin D questions as the summer blaze heats up. Also, nonprofit founder Christopher Williams shares how he's empowering fellow Black men to take control of their health and build community through Heart, Body & Soul organization. Plus, Ally Love stops by Studio 1A for National Coconut Day, ripe with ways to enjoy the tropical superfood. And, magician Justin Willman wows the 3rd Hour with tricks from his new Netflix special, ‘Magic Lover'.

Mariska Hargitay shares jaw-dropping secrets and personal stories in ‘My Mom Jayne,' her new documentary following the life and death of her movie star mother Jayne Mansfield. Also, TODAY looks back at Al Roker's remarkable career after he receives a Lifetime Achievement Emmy Award. Plus, the Daly family fires up the grill with their favorite Fourth of July BBQ recipes: smash burgers and bratwurst.

Respite is on the horizon after a week of intense heat scorched much of the Northeast and Midwest. Also, CIA backing President Trump's claim that Iranian nuclear sites were “severely damaged.” Plus, Emilie Ikeda investigates the resurgence of certain bug species — and how to protect yourself and your family from unwanted pests. And, Vicky Nyguen dishes out the best Fourth of July food deals and barbecue savings ahead of the holiday weekend. 

Bruce the Bat Dog ‘swings' by Studio 1A with trainer, Josh Snyder to spread paw-sitivity – and love for Dylan. Also, NYT best-selling author Dr. Eric Topol delves into the science behind long, healthy living in new book ‘Super Agers.' Plus, Luna Blaise dishes on intense filming and muaythai boxing classes for ‘Jurassic World: Rebirth' role. And, 3rd Hour taps into summer plant care with propagation expert and author, Hilton Carter. 

Scarlett Johansson (and a special friend!) stops by Studio 1A to discuss her dream role in ‘Jurassic World: Rebirth,' kissing co-star Jonathan Bailey, and perfecting her British accent. Also, Dr. Maria Shriver shares new postpartum treatments offering hope to new moms. Plus, Adrianna Brach rounds up cool and comfortable summer-must haves in TODAY Bestsellers. And, Martha Stewart celebrates the 40th anniversary of her best-selling cookbook ‘Entertaining' with July 4th recipes. 

In this extended conversation, Former Duke basketball star Cooper Flagg sits down with TODAY's Craig Melvin to speak out ahead of the highly-anticipated NBA draft where the 18-year-old is expected to hear his name called as the number overall pick by the Dallas Mavericks. Flagg shares how basketball is a way of life for his family, looks back on his viral scrimmage against Team USA stars including Steph Curry and LeBron James, and reveals how he likes to de-stress on the golf course.

President Trump faces questions over U.S. strikes on Iran at high-stakes NATO Summit. Also, 150 million Americans remain under heat alerts, fueling rise in heat-related injuries. Plus, Craig sits down for a one-on-one with Cooper Flagg, the projected No. 1 pick in the NBA Draft. The Duke star reflects on his rise to fame and intense family pick-up games.

Vicky Nguyen shares budget-friendly tips for entertaining this summer. Also, Paul Newman's daughter, Clea Newman, honors her father's legacy of giving through the ‘Serious Fun Children's Network.' Plus, Grammy Award-winner Ziggy Marley drops by Studio 1A to catch up and talk father Bob Marley' music influence. And, Award-winning chef Vivan Howard dishes on the secret to perfect shrimp burgers. 

Jonathan Bailey and Mahershala Ali talk fit checks, tiny glasses and taking over the ‘Jurassic' franchise in new film ‘Jurassic World: Rebirth.' Also, U.S. skater Amber Glenn reflects on her career success ahead of the Milan 2026 Winter Olympics. Plus, Allison Williams drops by Studio 1A to discuss her ‘killer' role in Universal's horror film ‘M3GAN 2.0.' 

Israel-Iran ceasefire breaks down hours after President Trump's announcement – what it means for diplomacy in the region. Also, extreme heat scorches much of the U.S., fueling health concerns. Plus, the Karen Read jury foreman speaks out as verdict reactions grow. And, a new flurry of protests erupts in Florence over Bezos wedding festivities.

In this extended conversation, Carson Daly talks with US Figure Skater Amber Glenn, a two-time U.S. National Champion and rising Olympic contender. Amber opens up about her decision to step away from the sport to focus on her mental health and her historic return. She also shares what it means to represent the LGBTQ+ community, and how she coped during the tragic plane crash that claimed members of the figure skating community.

A closer look at a baseball league that's putting a fun, glow-in-the-dark twist on America's pastime. Also, Rupert Friend joins to discuss his role in the highly anticipated movie ‘Jurassic World Rebirth.' Plus, dietitian Valerie Agemyan shares a few tips on how to avoid that afternoon slump — especially during the hot summer months. And, Nelly and Ashanti stop by to catch up and discuss their new show ‘Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together.'

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NBC's Vicky Nguyen shares tips on how to manage electric bills as summer heat waves affect millions of Americans. Also, Charlize Theron stops by to catch up and talk about her new movie ‘The Old Guard 2.' Plus, TODAY contributor Jill Martin details a few must-have beauty and wellness products for every age.

Fallout from the U.S. strike on Iran's nuclear sites — including the political and economic implications of the attack. Also, dangerous heat hits the Northeast leading to major cities declaring heat emergencies. Plus, the reaction to the verdict in Karen Read's murder trial as more jurors speak out. And, a closer look at a new weight-loss pill — and how the medication could shake up the industry.

From Anchorage, Alaska, we see all this city has to offer. Also, Kikkan Randall discusses her skiing beginnings. Plus, a look at the conservation efforts to preserve the nature and culture of Anchorage. And, a spotlight on some local Anchorage businesses.

Extreme heat is affecting the nation. Also, a man is accused of trying to kidnap the mayor of Memphis. Plus, how tariffs could affect your 4th of July fireworks. And, in honor of "Jaws'" 50th anniversary, how the film inspired a wave of research and conservation for sharks.

Heavy winds and rain battered the East Coast, as it now prepares for record heat. Also, the Israel-Iran conflict enters its eighth day, as the White House continues to weigh in on the issue. Plus, unpacking the Karen Read verdict with Juror #11. And, a 9-year-old girl has a miracle hand surgery after a scary shark attack.

A closer look at a life-changing program that's training the next generation of educators and bringing more diversity to the classroom. Also, Al sits down with fashion designer Edward Armah to learn more about his eye-catching creations. Plus, Dylan explores a colorful idea transforming the busy streets of Houston. And, the story of a woman who is rewriting what it means to be a boss — and the app she built from the ground up.

NBC's Joe Fryer joins from Martha's Vineyard, where celebrations for the 50-year anniversary of ‘Jaws' are underway — including big events and never-before-heard stories. Also, Craig meets a Washington, D.C., couple who are opening the doors of their restaurant in the name of inclusion. Plus, travel expert Mark Ellwood shares a few last-minute travel deals and tips for the Fourth of July. And, in honor of Juneteenth, a celebration of Edna Lewis — a trailblazer who brought Southern cuisine to new heights.

Israel and Iran enter their seventh day of conflict as the White House weighs next steps. Also, a SpaceX Starship explodes during a routine test in Texas. Plus, Karen Read is acquitted of all charges except operating under the influence in connection with the death of her Boston police officer boyfriend. And, a closer look at the “infinite workday” — and why the classic 9-to-5 is becoming a thing of the past for more and more people.

NBC's Brian Cheung takes a closer look at junk fees — how to spot them and what to do when the price you agreed to suddenly shoots up. Also, the story behind a woman who built her own hugely successful beauty brand by solving common problems women face every day. Plus, Retta stops by to catch up and talk about her new HGTV show ‘Ugliest House in America.' And, best-selling author John Searles shares his list of summer reading picks.

Remembering the life and legacy of beloved chef and Food Network star Anne Burrell. Also, Damson Idris, star of the new film ‘F1: The Movie,' talks about getting behind the wheel to drive real Formula One cars — and what it was like acting alongside Brad Pitt. Plus, TODAY contributor Jill Martin shares a few can't-miss deals on summer fun products, including a grill that works in any weather.

The Supreme Court upholds a Tennessee law restricting gender-affirming care for minors in a 6-3 ruling, marking a major setback for transgender rights.

President Trump weighs possible options with advisers amid escalating tensions between Israel and Iran. Also, millions of Americans are under alert for severe weather as storms barrel through the Midwest overnight. Plus, Kraft Heinz is set to remove artificial dyes from all U.S. products by the end of 2027. And, a closer look at the growing debate over what advancing technology and A.I. could mean for the workforce.

President Trump leaves the G-7 Summit early to focus on escalating tensions in the Middle East. Also, new details emerge about the suspected killer in the politically motivated shootings in Minnesota. Plus, the doctor who supplied ketamine to Matthew Perry agrees to plead guilty to drug charges. And, U.S. Open champion J.J. Spaun joins to discuss winning his first major championship in dramatic fashion on Father's Day.

Ten years after the mass shooting at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina survivors and loved ones sat down with Craig Melvin to reflect on the grief they still carry—and the strength they've found. Jennifer and Malana Pinckney, Felicia Sanders, and Polly Sheppard share powerful stories of loss, faith, and resilience in this extended conversation.

A look at how to save money while still having fun this summer. Also, makeup artist Daniel Martin discusses how he is inspiring the next generation this Pride Month. Plus, Marlee Matlin and Shoshannah Stern come together for a new documentary, all in American Sign Language. And, the best sunscreen to use this summer.

The rising popularity of apps that help consumers see exactly what's in the foods they're eating. Also, one-on-one with Javier Bardem on his new movie, "F1." Plus, Rebel Wilson discusses being an action star in her new movie, "Bride Hard." And, some fun Target finds for the summer—all under $50.

A man has been arrested for the shooting of two Minnesota lawmakers. Also, deadly flooding is sweeping across West Virginia. Plus, jury deliberations resume today in the Karen Read murder re-trial. And, some Venice residents are protesting Jeff Bezos' wedding, saying it is welcoming unwelcomed tourists.

Teri Polo, Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro sit down with NBC's Joe Fryer to look back at their movie “Meet the Parents” 25 years after its release — and they look ahead to the next installment that will include Ariana Grande in the cast. Plus, they share behind the scenes stories and their favorite lines from the film.

Vicky Nguyen shares tips on how to avoid getting scammed. Also, Cristina Stembel shares how to combine colorful flowers and summer citrus to make a standout centerpiece. And Matt Rodrigues stops by to talk “It's Okay to Ask Questions,” a new series that shines a light on LGBTQ-PLUS stories. 

With Father's Day this weekend, the dads of "TODAY" hit the water at the Central Park Boathouse for a little fun, a little food and real-talk on the ups and downs of fatherhood. Also, Sebastian Maniscalco stops by to talk his new docu-drama podcast for Apple Plus, “Easy Money: The Charles Ponzi Story.” And, the “Meet the Parents” cast reunites to celebrate the film's 25th anniversary and talk the upcoming 4th chapter of the franchise. 

Israel launches an attack on Iran. Also, new details on the Air India plane crash that killed all but one passenger. Plus, closing arguments get underway today in the Karen Read re-trial. And, new ways to cope as the rainy weekends continue. 

Every year, the Today Dads come together ahead of Father's Day to celebrate fatherhood — and to have a little fun along the way. This year, Al Roker, Carson Daly, Willie Geist, Peter Alexander, and Craig Melvin gathered at the iconic Central Park Boathouse to share stories about the joys of fatherhood and lessons learned through raising kids. From balancing work and family life to navigating parenting in the age of social media, they dive into what it truly means to be a dad today — and reminisce about the fathers who shaped them. 

Dermatologist Dr. Michelle Henry breaks down the best tips and tricks for taking care of your skin this summer. Also, Uzo Aduba and Josh Carter join to discuss their new documentary ‘Caregiving,' which explores the history of caregiving in the United States. Plus, Christina Hendricks stops by to catch up and talk about returning for season two of the hit show ‘The Buccaneers.' And, our Shop TODAY team shares a few summer style looks for all the men in your life.

The high school principal who's going viral for handwriting notes to all 443 members of the senior class joins to share the story behind his sweet idea. Also, Gerard Butler stops by to catch up and talk about bringing the beloved animated film ‘How to Train Your Dragon' to life in the live-action remake. Plus, TODAY contributor Jill Martin shares some can't-miss deals — up to 89 percent off — on items to brighten up your summer. And, chef Matt Groark shares a few grilling tips for pork chops, steak, and chicken.

A London-bound Air India plane carrying 242 people crashes shortly after takeoff in Ahmedabad, western India. Also, immigration protests against ICE and President Trump grow nationwide amid ongoing clashes in Los Angeles. Plus, a nine-year-old girl is airlifted to a hospital after a shark attack off Boca Grande, Florida. And, remembering the life and legacy of Beach Boys founder and singer-songwriter Brian Wilson.

NBC's Christine Romans shares a summer price check on everything from gas to airfare to food. Also, Kirk Franklin joins to talk about his new dinner conversation series ‘Den of Kings,' where he sits down with Black men to discuss the hottest and latest topics. Plus, our Shop TODAY team weighs in on some of the internet's top trending products — and whether you should buy or wave bye to them. And, Jonathan Pryce stops by to catch up and discuss his role in the spy drama series ‘Slow Horses.'

The happy couple behind a viral proposal that's touching hearts around the world joins to share their story. Also, Leighton Meester stops by to catch up and discuss joining season two of the hit series ‘The Buccaneers.' Plus, stars of the live-action ‘How to Train Your Dragon,' Nico Parker and Mason Thames, talk about joining forces to bring the beloved animated movie to life. And, with just one year to go — a preview of the 2026 Men's World Cup and its historic return to North America.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announces a curfew amid a new round of protests in the city. Also, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth clashes with Congress over deploying troops to L.A. and Pentagon spending. Plus, the final defense witness begins testimony as the Karen Read re-trial winds down. And, a new warning about unsubscribing from emails — and how that move could open the door to more potential scams.

Anchor of CNBC's 'The Exchange' and 'Power Lunch,' Kelly Evans shares a financial checkup to help assess financial goals and progress halfway through the year. Also, NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon joins to discuss his new documentary 'American Thunder: NASCAR to Le Mans.' Plus, Mamie Gummer stops by to catch up and talk about her new series 'We Were Liars,' which follows the wealthy Sinclair family, where everyone has something to hide. And, Kate Biberdorf, aka Kate the Chemist, shares a few fun summer science projects to keep those kids entertained all season long.

The story behind a woman whose company has gone viral for covering its employees' child care costs, and the hope that she can inspire other businesses to do the same. Also, Bryan Cranston joins to talk about not one but two of his new movies, the projects that are keeping him busy, and his daughter stealing scenes in 'The Pitt.' Plus, Questlove stops by to catch up and discuss his new documentary 'Ladies and Gentlemen…50 Years of SNL Music.'

The Trump administration deploys 700 Marines to Los Angeles as protests against ICE continues. Also, the U.S. arrests another Chinese researcher accused of smuggling biological material into the country. Plus, a judge dismisses Justin Baldoni's $400 million defamation lawsuit against Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds. And, a closer look at self-monitoring and how to know when using watches and rings to track health is too much.

As a bonus for you, we're sharing the trailer for season 4 of ‘Dateline: Missing in America.' The award-winning podcast series is back with a brand-new season and 6 brand-new cases.Correspondent Josh Mankiewicz reports on missing person cases brought to Dateline's attention by their social media followers. Each episode centers on one individual's disappearance, told through the voices of those left behind. Listen closely. You could be the key to solving a mystery. Details shared by loved ones and investigators may spark a memory that could help bring answers.Search ‘Dateline: Missing in America' and follow now to hear the new season.

Dr. Jen Caudle shares tips on how to manage headaches. Also, Greg Kinnear stops by to discuss his new role in the Apple TV crime series, “Smoke.” Plus, Chris Witherspoon shares a preview of all the hit shows and movies dropping this summer. And, Dylan whips up a recipe from the "Today Loves Food" cookbook in another edition of Cooking With Cal.

Emilie Ikeda breaks down the top trends of summer 2025, including what you need to know about the “Martha Stewart Aesthetic.” Also, Orlando Bloom stops by to discuss his new film, “Deep Cover.” Plus, Dakota Johson and Chris Evans talk starring alongside each other in new romantic comedy, “The Materialist.” And, Melissa Garcia shares key wardrobe pieces everyone needs for the warmer weather. 

Protests and violent clashes intensify in Los Angeles amid immigration battle. Also, Israel intercepts Gaza-bound ship, detaining Greta Thunberg and other prominent activists. And, Coco Gauff stops by to discuss making tennis history after winning the French Open.

US tennis player CoCo Gauff advances to the French Open finals after winning her semi-final wild card match. Also, what you can do to lower your housing bill costs. Plus, Mark Hamill stops by Studio 1A to chat about his new film ‘The Life of Chuck'.

A new study shows the use of weight loss drugs by teens is up 50%. Also, the difference between lab grown and natural diamonds. Plus, Andy Cohen shares the scoop on what to expect at Bravo Con 2025.