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>> tens of millions celebrating june-like temperatures in the middle of winter. record highs shattered in more than 100 cities from the west and the south with more on the al has everything we need to know before the cold weather returns. primary day. polls opening up this morning in michigan. a high-stakes moment for nikki haley, looking to finally breakthrough with voters. in the republican race. while donald trump and president trump gear up on the border. the messages they are sending with dual trips on the same day. close to a deal. the white house hopeful for a cease fire between israel and hamas in the coming days. just ahead what we're learning about the potential agreement and what it could mean for the americans still being held hostage. mystery in the caribbean. a virginia couple feared dead after their boat was attacked and hijacked by three escaped prisoners. their sons left searching for answers.

>> all those emotions are going through our head at the same time. >> we'll have the latest. all that, plus dynamic decision. >> where's the beef? wendy's new plan to add surge pricing to the menu, charging you more during the busy lunch and dinner rush. inside the controversial move that could shake up the entire fast food industry. and billion dollar surprise? >> albert einstein college of medicine will be tuition free. >> the unprecedented gift that sent med students in a frenzy. and the woman behind the very generous donation. today, tuesday, february 27th, 2024. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning.

good morning. good to see you. welcome to "today." it is a tuesday morning. so glad you are with us. could you imagine being one of those students when the announcement was made? >> the relief and the spontaneous joy. a billion dollar gift means these medical students aren't going to pay any tuition whatsoever. >> love it. we'll get to that later. let's get to our top story, though. that late winter warmup. take a look at this. okay. this is not spring break in miami beach or southern cal. this is dallas, texas. it was 94 degrees there yesterday. that, by the way, more than 30 degrees above average. >> dallas just one of more than 100 cities to hit records yesterday. including 88 in oklahoma city, 73 in indianapolis. this is all part of a wild weather week, including, sad to say it, the next winter storm already on the move and the return of much colder and more seasonal temperatures. seasonal temperatures. >> we got it all covered. we will have al's full forecast. let's get it started with priscilla thompson.

hey, priscilla. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning. as you can see, splash pads here and across the city are working overtime already and it is only february. it comes as the city could break a more than 100--year-old record today as temperatures soar to more than 90. this morning an unusual winter warmup with the midwest getting a glimpse of spring as the south sees summer-like temps. >> we are enjoying summer in february. the sunshine is much needed. >> reporter: dallas reaching 94 degrees, smashing a record set in 1917. more than 30 degrees above average. the warmth stretching across the great plains. >> it is 79 degrees outside, and there is people fishing on the lake right now. >> reporter: the higher temps also raising the risk of wild fires. with strong winds and dry conditions putting 22 million under red flag warnings monday. it all comes as the northeast is

experiencing one of the warmest winters on record. >> cheers to the groundhog predicting an early spring. >> reporter: but the unseasonable heat is setting up a weather whiplash. after hitting 80 today, st. louis will drop to 38 degrees by wednesday. as chicago and new york prepare to see temps plummet more than 20 degrees. in a 12-hour span. winter set to make a return, as some americans soak up the heat. >> reporter: and folks here will have to savor these warmer temperatures because the highs tomorrow, 54 degrees. that is a more than 30 degree drop. hoda? >> priscilla thompson there. she is in the perfect spot in dallas, by the way. thank you, priscilla. >> little jealousy there. all right, al. what do you have on your map? >> unfortunately as priscilla was eluding to, waer going to see this temperature drop. part of that is because this cold front will bring severe weather for 41 million people.

from chicago, detroit, cleveland, columbus. we're talking wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour. tornadoes likely. also damaging hail. we're talking golf ball sized hail. this is the first time this early in the season in this region to see this kind of thing from kalamazoo to indianapolis, evansville, lima, ohio. we're looking today at this powerful system producing rain and snow an afternoon risk for the midwest for that severe weather. some of these could be nocturnal tornadoes. tomorrow, cold front hits the northeast and the mid atlantic states with heavy rain, much colder with snow squalls right behind it. we're talking anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain stretching from west virginia to nantucket. and look at this. today, tomorrow, we could see 77 cities set record highs. marquette, michigan, dallas. sioux st. marie, rue wiville,

bagore, caribou, maine, may set records. for today new york will be 57, 12 degrees above average. dallas 89. and then tomorrow that warmth stays. new york city could get to 62 degrees, maybe even a little warmer. d.c. 75. atlanta 73 degrees. but then behind that cold front, bam, we drop the hammer. 25 to 50 degrees colder. we will look at that a little later in the broadcast. but, guys, this is a big change coming. so it is the up and down. i think we will see the temperature roller coaster. >> oh, yeah. we know how you like that. >> we'll bring that to you later. >> al, thank you so much. we'll check in later. meantime, it is an important day in the presidential race. both republicans and democrats are heading to the primary polls in the key swing state of michigan. and we have learned that later this week donald trump and president biden will be making dueling trips to the southern border. gabe gutierrez is in dearborn, michigan. he's following all of these developments. hey, gabe. good morning. >> reporter: hey there, hoda, good morning.

the polls just opened in this high school cafeteria. by all accounts, this is an unusual primary in a key swing state. former president trump is pretending his rival nikki haley doesn't exist. meanwhile, president biden's biggest challenger really doesn't. this morning a high-stakes primary is underway in michigan. the critical swing state that donald trump won in 2016 that swung to joe biden in 2020 now president biden facing fierce backlash from the state's huge arab-american population saying they demand a cease-fire in gaza. some vowing to vote uncommitted. >> we cannot continue to use my american tax dollars to aid and abet an ongoing genocide of my people. >> reporter: what if uncommitte. it is every person's right to make their stateme >> reporter: gretchen whitmer is co-chairwoman of the campaign. has a strong showing in this

primary? >> i think there will be a sizable number of votes for uncommitted. i think it is every person's right to make their statement about what is important to them. >> reporter: also brushing off concerns over mr. biden's age. what do you say to those people within the democratic party who would like a candidate, a younger candidate such as yourself to replace president biden? >> i would say the train is out of the station get on board. >> reporter: overnight, the 81-year-old president speaking out on "late night with seth meyers" comparing himself to the presidential front-runner, who is 77. >> number one, you have to talk take a look at the other guy he's about as old as i am. number two, it is about how old as your ideas are. >> reporter: now president biden says he's going, too now president biden is setting up a dramatic split screen other immigration. >> i plan to go thursday what i didn't know is my good friend apparently is going. >> reporter: overnight the president slamming trump and house republicans. with a stalled border funding deal >> he's saying don't do that because that will help biden help biden it is not about biden. it is about the united states of america.

>> reporter: and here in michigan, nikki haley faces an uphill battle after that sizable defeat in her home state over the weekend, but she remains defiant and will head on a nine-state campaign swing heading into super tuesday, hoda. >> yeah, she says she's not giving up. meantime, all of this is happening while we're wondering about this potential government shutdown in washington so where do things stand there >> yeah, hoda. democrats and republicans have until friday at midnight to agree on a funding deal to agree to avoid a partial government shutdown that could impact everything from food aid programs to air travel well, today, president biden is set to meet with congressional leaders, including house speaker mike johnson at the white house, to try to hash out a deal, hoda. >> all right gabe gutierrez for us. gabe, thank you so much. to the war in the middle east president biden now saying he is hopeful that by next monday there will be a cease-fire between israel and hamasc

words we have heard from any world leader about the prospect of getting a deal to pause the fighting in gaza, get humanitarian aid in and get some of those hostages out. this is what the president said. >> my national security adviser tells me we're close. we're not done yet my hope is by next monday we'll have a cease-fire. >> reporter: now, both israel and hamas say there are still significant gaps between them. and, so, something is going to have to give if the president's goal of a deal by next week is going to be reached. the focus of the negotiations right now is on a proposal from the cia director that would free around 40 israeli hostages, including women, in exchange for around 100 palestinian prisoners being held in israeli jails. the president also said israel has committed to suspending military activity inside gaza during the islamic holy month of

ramadan. i spoke to an israeli official this morning, he says that commitment only holds if a deal does come together savannah >> raf, i know you have news on another item that u.s. air force member that set himself on fire. outside the israeli embassy in washington he died from his injuries. what more do you know? >> reporter: that's right. he's now been identified as 25-year-old aaron bush the air force saying overnight he was a cyber defense specialist and a senior airmen based out of an intelligence unit in texas. he died after setting himself on fire, calling israel's war in gaza a genocide and shouting free palestine as the flames engulfed him. the air force says they are still investigating the exact circumstances of his death savannah >> raf, thank you. also this morning, new body pastor joel olstein's mega

church. >> reporter: the 2 cam video shedding more light on the shooting at pastor joel osteen's mega church in houston earlier this month nbc's emily i dead ked da is here with that this morning. good morning >> the roughly 25 minutes of video shows angles of the terror inside the church, including when the police confronted the shooter. the disturbing images come two weeks since the deadly incident. we want to warn you, the video is disturbing. this morning new video from houston police capturing the barrage of gunfire that sent worshippers scrambling for their lives inside joel osteen's mega church in houston. >> shooter >> reporter: authorities say the shooter identified as 36-year-old moreno tried to enter the sanctuary which was locked to begin firing in the lobby just ahead of a spanish service. one officer heard praying before running towards the gunfire. >> oh, god just be with us. forgive us of our sins.

>> reporter: one 47-year-old church member was shot in the hip and moreno was gunned down after making bomb threats. >> stand down! i have a bomb! >> reporter: police never found any explosives. >> we the tabc agent told ms. moreno to put her weapon down, but she refused. the officer fired his weapon again. she was declared deceased at the scene. >> reporter: moments before the gunfire, security footage shows moreno pulling up to the church and walking up with a backpack, two rifles and a 7-year-old son. the young boy is seen coffering his ears during the shooting and at one point, appears to reach for his mother he was struck in the head during the shoot-out. but it's not clear who shot him. over the weekend, his grandmother posted on facebook that he's making progress and now is breathing well but may soon face his sixth surgery since the incident houston's police chief writing no child should ever be placed in that position prayers. pastor joel osteen moved to tears.

>> tha he needs our support and prayers. pastor joel osteen moved to tears. upon returning to sunday services >> that woman was troubled and nobody brings their son and comes to someplace to do that. i guess i just felt the gravity of it all. >> there is still no word on what's believed to have motivated this devastating shooting but investigators say she was caring an ar-15 with the word palestine on it. they found anti-semitic writings inside of her home this remains an active investigation. guys >> emilie ikeda for us thank you. we turn to an important health alert we say good morning to craig. >> good morning. good morning to you as well. a norovirus outbreak is impacting communities nationwide now, including the northeast the highly contagious bug spreading steadily the cdc says it is crucial that everyone takes precautions and stays healthy and safe we brought in dr. narula with everything we need to know so dr. narula, it feels that we talk about norovirus every year, every other year remind us what is it

and who is most at risk for catching >> this is the dreaded virus that leaves us in the bathroom for about a day or two we have all been there this is one of the leading causes of acute gastroenteritis. it is very contagious, as you mentioned and really can affect anyone, any age. it is responsible for about 2,000 outbreaks a year 19 million illnesses a year and almost 100,000 hospitalizations, so very common we do see this seasonal pattern where it begins to peak up in november it lasts to april. it is spread by person to person contact or food or touching contaminated surfaces. really, you need a small exposure to a number of small particle viruses to get infected it's very hard to disinfect and clean it it's resistant to heat or cold or standard cleaners we see a lot in cruise ships or schools. it can get rampant >> one of my daughters, i think, had it norovirus?

they said we can test for it but we treat it like a lot of these issues. >> a lot i she had it for a day i actually asked the doctor, is this norovirus they said, we could test for it, but you kind of treat it the way you treat a lot of these kind of issues how do you treat it if your kid has it >> exactly a lot is about hydration, hydration. sometimes it is hard with little kids to keep up. but really oral rehydration therapy, pedialyte, gatorade or sports ds drinks or staying on p of it. sometimes medications to prevent the vomiting clean your surfaces, as i mentioned, with a standard bleach and water solution because it is not treated by standard cleansers you also want to use water and soap to wash your hands because sanitizer alcohol-based treatments like that don't really work. wash your foods, vegetables and fruits cook shellfish and don't prepare food for your kids if you have it and even two days after nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, muscle aches, fever, these are the common symptoms >> everything thinks hand sanitizer will kill everything not this wash those hands.

20 seconds sing happy birthday twice. >> all right let us check in with mr. roker he has the rest of the national forecast. hey, al. >> guys, we have a wide area of the southern plains where we have a fire weather threat for elevated risk to critical risk wind gusts to 35 miles per hour. and for today severe storms firing up in the midwest record highs stretching all the way from texas all the way up into minneapolis heavier snow back behind this front that will bring big, cold temperature changes. we will get to that and look at plenty of sunshine out west. we will get into your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. t with blue light, and denim with no stretch. sorry for dry shaves, dry days, and fast fashion that makes you crawl. sorry for all the picking, popping, and rinsing off, but never giving back. but fear no more, body. all those ingredients you've been missing? you can now get. dove body washes with active serums.

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they were allegedly attacked by escaped prisoners who hijacked their yacht. >> the suspects committed several acts >> reporter: the terrifying incident unfolding ten days ago. authorities say kathy and ralph, who have lived on their yacht simplicity for a decade were anchored in the harbor when these three fugitives who escaped that same day targeted their boat and attacked them. >> shock, despair, fear, sadness, hope, love, all of those emotions are going through our head at the same time. >> reporter: the couple's sons, nick and brian, detailing a violent scene on board. >> an altercation of violence took place on the boat, which is clear evidence seen from blood on the boat, as well as their u >> reporter: grenada police believe the suspects threw the

couple overboard before possessions being thrown around and strewn around all over. >> reporter: grenada police believe the suspects threw the couple overboard before making their way to the island of st. vincent where the yacht was found abandoned. police arresting the escaped prisoners, but kathy and ralph have not been found. >> this investigation thus far is presumed that ralph and kathy are deceased. >> reporter: the shocking attack rocking the tight-knit sailing community and raising questions about safety in the caribbean. >> it seems like a bad hollywood movie. >> reporter: rob is a fellow sailor and the couple's emergency contact. >> reporter: what are the questions you have right now >> it's hard to think of their last moments with the idea they might have been thrown overboard alive, bloodied. it's difficult to conceive for a friend >> reporter: their family describing kathy and ralph as a joyful, loving couple who were living out their golden years by fulfilling their dream of sailing at sea.

>> well, the prisoners are in custody, so what's next in this investigation, liz >> reporter: local authorities say the suspects are cooperating with their investigation so far they have been charged with immigrated charges for unlawfully going to st. vincent. the couple's sons in the meantime have made their way to the caribbean, and the u.s. state department is also involved in coordinating with local authorities as the search continues, savannah. >> so sad. liz, thank you very much. >> that's a terrible story. coming up, an online warning that came to our attention after the release of your new book, savannah imposters selling fakes linked to popular titles. we will show you how to protect that scam and protect your money. plus, get ready to pay more for fast food. surge pricing is heading to a menu on one popular chain. christine romans is on that for us. hey, christine >> good morning. airlines do it so do hotels and ride shares. but is surge pricing, dynamic pricing coming to your fast food menu i'll have that right after the break. ♪

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we're back at 7:38 this morning on "in depth today." a move by wendy's that's getting a lot of attention this morning. >> yeah the popular fast food chain is announcing that it will experiment with surge pricing. >> nbc's senior business correspondent christine romans with everything we need to know. they're coming for our burgers >> good morning, good morning. maybe. they're going to test this it's called dynamic pricing. it's a common practice for hotels, airlines and ride shares you change the price of services, depending on demand. but this latest announcement from wendy's has many wondering, is this coming for your burger next >> choose wisely choose the new pretzel baconator. >> reporter: the latest baconator isn't the only new item hitting the menu. planning to test out dynamic pricing as early as 2025 it is a practice that charges different prices for the same items based on demand throughout the day. for example, a cheeseburger and fries could cost you more during

the lunch rush than during a down period. >> i would never expect a fast food restaurant to do that. >> reporter: on a call with investors, wendy's ceo kirk tanner says his company will invest $20 million on digital menu boards, allowing customers to see the updated prices. >> beginning as early as 2025, we will begin testing more enhanced features like dynamic pricing and day part offerings along with ai-enabled menu changes and suggested selling. >> reporter: fast food restaurants already dealing with blowback from their customers as soaring prices as stories of $18 big macs went viral from mcdonald's now adding dynamic pricing could be potentially damaging to the industry >> i don't think anyone will pay extra for the exact same thing they were getting for less. >> reporter: in fact, one survey finding 36% of consumers would order less often from restaurants adopting the practice you have to be really careful about not angering consumers who

are already inflation wary >> that made the industry hesitant to dive in. there are risks involved, and they really don't want to anger customers. >> reporter: but these fluctuated prices are nothing new to inflation fatigue consumers who are used to seeing surging prices on everything from airlines to concert tickets like taylor swift's eras tour ticketmaster drama >> oh my gosh, we spent $899 per ticket dynamic pricing is the worst >> reporter: and ride shares like lyft and uber notoriously faced backlash when riders see unexpected costs. >> using uber is like $8, $10. tonight it was like $50-something. little did i know about surge price. >> reporter: but experts say this is a rare move from the fast food industry, which has been hesitant to sink its teeth into varying prices. this will be a big deal for restaurants if this was widely adopted. >> it's really going to depend on how customers react if customers are okay with it, you will see more of it. if wendy's test doesn't work for

whatever reason, you might not see it that often. >> reporter: we reached out to wendy's. telling us in a statement overnight. they said it can allow wendy's to be competitive and flexible with pricing, motivate customers to visit and provide them with the food they love at a great value. >> eh. i mean - >> it leaves a bad taste in your mouth. >> it feels like we're constantly being taken advantage of as customers. is it reasonable to believe that if wendy's does this, then everyone else will follow suit >> it is a test that beginning in 2025. we asked the other chains. we asked burger kings. we asked mcdonald's, they didn't respond. kfc says it has no plans at this time to try dynamic pricing on its menu the fast food industry has been reticent to do this in the past. we will see if these new menu boards -- look, if the burger is cheaper later in the day, that might entice me, to be honest. >> if you work a shift and your lunch hour is between 12:00 and 1:00, and you just have time to grab a burger and that's when

the price is highest, that would be incredibly frustrating. >> busiest, slower, costs more i don't like it. >> i don't think of fast food like an airline ticket i don't. that's the same kind of model. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. i am your fast food outrage correspondent. >> there you go. >> as craig said, meh. >> what's up, mr. roker? all right. time for the temperature roller coaster, baby! let's get on keep your hands and feet inside the vehicle. so we're going up. amarillo 75. oklahoma city 85 kansas city 78 des moines, 23 degrees above average at 64. green bay 66 oh here we go whoa cold front moves through chicago, you drop 44 degrees to 30 tomorrow. 39-degree drop in green bay. 31-degree drop in des moines kansas city a 37 degree drop here we go again dallas 34 degrees down we're down 36 degrees.

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news conference to urge the alameda county board of supervisors to, quote, adopt a firm stance on what should happen to the coliseum site after the oakland a's leave for las vegas. i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco, where the city's leaders say they are in the final stages of putting together a task force that will investigate opioid-linked deaths as homicides t. announcement originally was made in october of last year. district attorney brooke jenkins says the task force will be fully operationed earlier this year and include personnel from the sfpd, and the california national guard. time to get a look at that forecast. meteorologist kari hall has a look. >> we're starting out with sunshine. we'll continue with sunshine throughout the day. just a little cool to start, but it will be a nice afternoon, with some low 60s.

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al is country. from record highs. >> we are enjoying summer in february. >> to a major storm on the move. al is tracking all of it. and listen up, growing concerns over kids' hearing and headphones with more children using devices, a look at the rise in hearing problems now starting earlier than ever. then turning the page. jenna joins one woman on her mission to bring books to her community with a bookstore on wheels. >> every neighborhood deserves a bookstore, even if it is just for one day. >> we'll meet the kids she's helping. >> happy reading. >> i'm going to read this all night. >> all night -- let's go >> and buckle up for a surprise in store you do not want to miss. >> are y'all excited to read >> yeah! plus, yes, he ken. it is official, ryan gosling will sing at the oscars, reprising his now iconic role for the world to see today, tuesday, february 27th, 2024 ♪ >> on our aefrs trip - >> celebrating 38 years.

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average. near 80 degrees. little rock 83 that's 26 more than average. new york city 12 degrees warmer at 57 degrees. tomorrow that warmth, new york city will rise up into the low 60s. washington 73. atlanta 73 degrees but then right behind it, here comes this cold front and, boom, temperatures drop 25 to 50 degrees colder than they were 24 hours earlier. and those temperatures will start to move east in fact, also, we're looking at a severe risk as that front moves in 41 million people at risk. damaging hail, tornadoes, wind gusts from detroit, chicago, st. louis, columbus, cleveland, kentucky and we have the risk of golf ball size hail in a wide swath a lot of severe weather to talk about and very warm weather. on the backside of that, much colder weather. >> al, thank you. we'll check back a date has been set for alec baldwin's trial in the deadly

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i mean, i think when you think of teenagers, you think of concerts, right? that's the natural thing to think of personal listening devices, kids are getting younger and younger. and the places where they're listening the most, at home, in the car and at school. and this is important because especially with young kids their hearing canal is tiny and growing and developing, and they are more sensitive to the effects of that noise-induced hearing loss and it not only can affect their hearing, but it can affect their sleep and their learning and their language even the american academy of pediatrics sounded the alarm on this a couple weeks ago. kind of timely for this poll >> two issues, volume and the length of time they're listening. >> at least in this way the trend is actually good only 16% of parents say their kids are listening for more than two hours. about a quarter, 1 to 2 hours. over half say their kids are listening for less than an houre which is actually the upper limit of normal that we're looking for. >> i think parents underestimate. sometimes we think we know

i think it was just an hour. what can we do to minimize the harm >> so we have some tips and i really, really like these. the first one is that you are the one in control for your children think about this it is called the 60/60 rule. a maximum of 60 minutes at 60% of maximum volume and that is something that you can control a quick way to know if your kid is listening to something that's too loud if you are arm's length away from them and they have something on their ears and they can't hear you, it is too loud the second -- >> or they're ignoring you. >> or it's a really good show. >> the second thing is you can use noise cancellation devices but not when they're biking or when they need to hear honking or things like that. you want to make sure the volume can't go higher than 70 decibels even if it says kid safe, it may not be make device-free time, right put your phones away put your tablets away. and know the early signs of hearing loss this could include things like they are asking to repeat. or they are speaking loudly. things like that see the pediatrician see an audiologist go see an ent.

you only have one sense of hearing. once you lose it from noise, it is irreversible. like these devices are ubiquitous, right, in younger kids parents, caregivers. >> okay. >> thank you thank you. >> great tips. all right. with time running out, the lunar lander has sent back its first pictures from the moon the images confirm it landed within a mile of its target. a crater near the moon's south pole however, the privately built spacecraft tipped on its side. when it touched down on thursday and that limited how much its solar panels were exposed to sunlight as a result, it is expected to go dark some time today when the rising sun leaves it in shadow and it can no longer recharge its batteries. coming up, you guys, have incredible. inside monica lewinsky's fashion

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but she struggled to find charac and the driving force in the community. >> we have books for adults up here. >> reporter: the store's owner fell in love with reading as a little girl. but she struggled to find characters that looked like her on store shelves. >> i was just always on a search for a story that was like the life i was living. i was looking for that connection i think representation was that thing i was missing. >> reporter: when you first read something that resembled your life, that resembled you -- >> i felt seen i felt heard. >> reporter: when the last-remaining bookstore in the bronx closed its doors in 2016, she decided to fulfill her lifelong dream of opening one. she couldn't afford a store front, but that didn't stop her. >> i quit my job to start bronx-bound books i used my savings to buy the bus and then i got a grant to renovate it. and i haven't looked back since. >> reporter: her book mobile travels throughout the bronx, selling new and used books for all ages wow! this is so cool! >> thank you. >> reporter: look at what you created. >> thank you. >> it's awesome. look at all the shelves. she says the books on her shelves represent the community she serves

>> when i'm curating, i think about the community members i will see different stories i think could help someone sometimes i have all the books about hair or certain affirmations i want people to feel uplifted, putting up books that people are drawn to. >> what do you think having this bookstore in the bronx says to all of the people that live here, the community? >> i believe that when they see it, they know that someone created this for them. every neighborhood deserves a bookstore, even if it is just for one day. >> the community has fully embraced her vision. jerry mccray, a retired army veteran volunteers as her full-time bus driver >> this way they get to travel the world without leaving home. >> she is in it for more than just the business. her goal is to make books more accessible for the next generation. u. >> hi, class >> reporter: she visits local schools three times a week to donations. do you feel like you're sort of paying forward kind of

give out books for free to children books that she works hard to source through book drives and donations. do you feel like you're sort of paying forward kind of what you wish you had. >> i think that sometimes, because you're different than the people around you, you may feel ignored or that you don't exist. i want everyone to walk in there and feel seen. i think feeling seen helps you navigate this world. hi friends do you like to read? what kind of books do you like to read? any kind of book we have some good ones >> reporter: i had the chance to help students make their book selections >> the baby-sitters' club graphic novels those are my books >> let's look down here real quick. it was really good it's a love story. happy reading. >> i'm going to read this all night. >> all night let's go what did you get oh, that looks good. i hope you love it oh, yes. you got harry potter and matilda? amazing. >> i heard one kid say it was the best day ever. >> ah. >> you probably hear those types of things all the time. >> and it never gets old because i'm always constantly wanting to

know that i'm still serving my community. >> how has this bus made you live out your wildest dreams >> it keeps me innovative. the bus keeps me inspired. i feel like the opportunities are limitless. >> are y'all excited to read >> yeah! >> okay. we love you. good morning. >> good morning. >> you are amazing, latonya. and i love it when kids come in, you tell them they can pick three kinds of books what do you say? >> a book they love, a book they're curious about and a book by an author or genre they have never read before. >> that's good >> i love that you quit your job, stepped out in faith and created this thing what does it mean to you to have so many people embracing this vision that you have >> it feels really great and it means the world to me because books are important and

bookstore. you couldn't get a brick and mortar, but you didn't let that stop you. i'm able to provide for my community in this way. >> and as we have said, all neighborhoods deserve a bookstore. you couldn't get a brick and mortar, but you didn't let that stop you you would think, oh, my dreams come true, that's enough but you are giving to kids every single day how much do you love those book gives? >> i love them i have to find out a way to open a business and give books away for free this is how i could do it with the help of the community. >> you always could use a donation or two, right >> absolutely. >> well, someone else out there saw the great work that you are doing, and we have a huge surprise for you can we bring these books out scholastic is donating 1,000 children's books to contribute to your efforts to give ul of these books into local schools. >> oh my goodness. we have a few book give aways this month absolutely >> this is great. >> thank you. >> what gave you the faith and belief to go for it, to quit your job and really just go out?

that is so courageous. >> i couldn't find a job i was absolutely in love with. i knew i loved books so i had to figure it out. my lifelong dream was to own a bookstore, so this is the way i could do it. >> well, this is something special. you are pretty amazing thank you so much for coming to see us today. >> i bet you inspire other people out there watching us right now thinking, maybe i could do something like this. >> absolutely. if you have a dream you want to pursue, it is never too late i'm a mom of three i grew up in the bronx i'm just a regular person who decided to follow her dreams. >> yes >> you helped so many people along the way. >> way to go, latonya. >> we wish you the best. >> great selection, too. >> i love it. >> great >> all right bronx-bound books, don't forget it, everybody. all the best to you. >> thank you. >> all right mr. roker? >> that is terrific. all those books will open up a whole new world to other kids. pacific northwest. winter storm warnings are up in that

that's just amazing. as we take a look right now, you can see the beginnings of a storm system coming into the pacific northwest. winter storm warnings are up in that area. the sierra could see 5 to 12 feet of snow before this is all over by sunday we could see showers and thunderstorms creeping through the ohio river valley, so some severe storms there today. record highs from the great lakes all the way up into -- i should say from the gulf coast all the way up into the great lakes. snowy conditions back behind this front sunshine along the west coast. although, that wet weather is starting to push its way into the pacific northw good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out with sunshine and chilly temperatures. we'll see a mild day with highs in the 60s. a big storm systems in for the weekend with high winds and heavy rain from thursday into the weekend. our high temperatures today will reach the low to mid 60s for the east bay and south bay. then we'll have

>> no te olvides, saliendo por the door go to sirius xm. channel 108. all new off the rails at noon. right now, best time of the morning. >> that's what i will do tomorrow we'll start with ryan gosling. the oscar nominee gearing up to bring all of his ken-ergy to the academy awards ♪ i'm just ken ♪ ♪ when i see love, she sees a friend ♪ ♪ what will it take for her to see the man behind the tan ♪ ♪ and fight for me ♪ >> so according to "variety," gosling will sing the song during this year's oscars. on march 10th. no official announcement just yet from the academy we're sure all the kens are waiting for the call at the mojo dojo house i didn't see the movie is that right? does that make sense next up, monica lewinsky,

the latest face of the fashion campaign the team reminding folks to register before this year's election third election in the year that reformation has done a project to encourage customers to vote this year's campaign is called, you have got the power. next up, jon stewart, the ratings are in numbers continue to rise for the emmy winner's comeback to the daily show according to a paramount press release, last week's episode brought in 2.5 million viewers that's up 15% from the previous week last night jon returned to the monday gig there was a ton of laughs. the episode did end on a tender note as he paid a touching tribute to his family dog, the three legged pit bull who just passed away. >> and in a world of good boys, he was the best. he used to come to "the daily show" every day. he was part of the og daily show dog crew boy, my wish for you is one day

you find that dog, that one dog that just is the best. here is your moment. >> where's the ball? >> oh. wow. >> touching moment next up is jimmy fallon. we mentioned a little earlier, president biden helping seth meyers mark his 10-year anniversary as host of "late night. our buddy jimmy fallon crossed that major milestone at "the tonight show." to celebrate, he made this special announcement >> to celebrate nbc is going to air a two-hour primetime best of tonight show special on may 14th the best moments of "the tonight show" from the past 10 years, featuring some of our favorite sketches, guests, musical performances from tight pants with will ferrell to me almost is your favorite?

>> classroom instruments dating nicole kidman, to -- quest, what stick out for you, any moments? >> classroom instruments is my all-time favorite thing. >> yeah, classroom instruments >> be a justin timberlake moment or two all those highlights "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon will air may 14th at 9:00 p.m. eastern, of course here on nbc. >> that will be great. next up, a chart-topping double header for you that includes beyoncé and taylor swift. made it into one item here we'll start with queen bee the new country track is climbing all the charts. ♪ this ain't texas ♪ ♪ ain't no hold 'em ♪ ♪ lay your cards down, down, down ♪ ♪ >> after already reaching number one on the hot country songs survey last week "texas hold'" is at the top of the bill bard top 100. her ninth solo track to hit number 1 while we're talking about charts and breaking records, we'll talk about taylor

a combined 348 weeks at the top billboards top ten, that officially surpasses the beetles who previously held that >> women are officially ruling the world. finally, horizon a two-part western spanning the four years of the civil war. written, directed and starring kevin costner. here is a look at it >> these people think if you are tough enough, s tough enough, smart enough, mean enough, all this will be theirs some day there is no army of this earth that will stop those wagons coming >> haven't had much needed it, but yeah >> looks like we got ourselves a bad man right here. >> classic kevin costner. >> wow >> it looks good

i guess that's a show he left "yellowstone" to go to it looks good. horizon chapter one. they will do chapter one in theaters in june and release chapter two in august. >> that was a good "popstart". just ahead, guys, dinner and desserts a healthier twist perfect for your busy weeknights but, first, your local news and weather.

good morning. it is 8:26. san jose leaders will vote on a plan to keep raging waters flowing. there's a new deal in the works with hopes to reopen the park

this summer. california dreaming entertainment has agreed to a short-term lease while the city works on a longer deal. it is a nice day ahead, kari. >> it will be old tonight with overnight lows in the 30s and then upper 60s tomorrow. we did start with a big storm system with heavy rain and gusty winds and our bay area hills and mountains left with a coating of snow. will be tracking that with updates every morning. >> i'll be back with a local news update in half an hour.

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this, carson daley, is what we like to see. >> love it. >> look at all these smiling faces, savannah. >> this is a great crowd. >> all those folks from rocky mountain academy in north carolina senior class. >> north carolina is god's country. >> yes, south carolina's hat. ahead, we have adrianna brach here back with a new batch of best-sellers online from trendy but affordable fashions to handy home hacks she's got it all plus, how does some delicious comfort food sound sound good how about we have tasty recipes that are packed with flavor, perfect for weeknight dinners healthier. how about that just a few minutes on the third hour, some last-minute spring break vacation ideas. no, not too late to book that spring break trip. whether you're looking for warmer weather, family adventure, perhaps or something outside the box entirely we have some fun and affordable destinations to consider >> all right, uncle al, speaking

of tomorrow, what do you have tomorrow >> we are heading to the aforementioned god's country, south carolina, to celebrate the end of our start today walking challenge for february i'm going to be on the beach in hilton head. >> tough assignment. >> that's right. and fitness contributor stephanie monsieur will be in the mountains of greenville. we will be crossing the finish line with members of our "start today" community celebrating all of their hard work and incredible achievements sponsored by discover south carolina that's all coming up tomorrow on today. >> you will walk off that cheesecake you are going to eat today. it feels good. what's the weather >> you betcha. what's the weather >> it feels great. let's look and see what we have for you. severe storms firing up. the ohio river valley. record highs from the gulf up to texas. snow back behind it. and another winter storm coming in to the pacific northwest. an the northeast. much colder in the centr snow and wind great lakes. heavy wind and rain tomorrow in the northeast.

good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to have a cold start and sunshine today with highs in the low 60s. cold again tonight and dry for tomorrow afternoon. thursday is when the new storm system will be arriving. it's expected to bring in heavy rainfall, gusty winds and snow levels as our temperatures weather. oh ms. cot kotb. >> mr. roker coming up next, a growing problem for online book sellers, authors and their customers. the massive number of fakes being sold online. in fact, savannah just learned about this firsthand vicky nguyen has everything we need to know about being scammed. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. when peter dickson led my platoon into combat

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♪ back now at 8:35 with today's consumer this morning a warning about the books you buy online you might be wasting money on a copy cat work and guide books that were actually generated by artificial intelligence. >> we were tipped off to the problem when imposters started popping up next to your new book so we asked nbc's vicky nguyen to look into it for us. >> good morning, yeah. >> good morning. even before your book came out, savannah, we saw some bogus books being advertised as companion work books to "mostly what god does. it turns out this is a problem for authors and readers. here is what you need to watch for to make sure your money gives you the book you are looking for. when shopping for your next read online, be careful when you judge that book by its cover the virtual shelves flooded with

books that appear to be linked to popular best-sellers with similar sounding titles and covers >> the actual book - savannah saw it firsthand after the publication of her book "mostly what god does" posting some of the copy cats on instagram. like this work book by savannah gathrie. artificial intelligence is making the problem worse as ai-generated content can be churned out within minutes and authors are sounding the alarm. >> about ten days later, we started to see these work books pop up on amazon >> days after publishing her book in september, lisa sun notices work books appearing right below it on the site not written or authorized by lisa she says some were even recommended by amazon. >> i had a good friend text me saying, i'm so excited to read your book and i bought the work book. >> i said cancel the work book order. it is not mine i don't know where it came from. >> reporter: jane freedman is the author of three books, but in august, she suddenly found

six more on amazon, baring her name that had never seen before. >> as soon as i saw these books available for sale, i knew they were likely ai generated it coincided with the explosion of ai writing tools. it was exactly the kind of generic, vague, not very good writing that i would expect. >> how does that make you feel as an actual author who puts time and love and care into your craft? >> well, there is a bit of panic in that this is my reputation on the line. >> reporter: the nonprofit author's guild says the problem is worsening as the technology improves >> we have been seeing these scams and fake books on amazon for many years as we predicted, ai has made it so much easier and faster to produce them and they are crowding out the actual real book before it evend to amazon, and they eventually took down those fakes, but the

problem persists. >> it is like whack-a-mole. comes out. >> reporter: both lisa and jane complained to amazon, and they eventually took down those fakes, but the problem persists. >> it is like whack-a-mole i went on and reported them. they were taken down a few weeks later, more popped up. >> reporter: amazon saying in a statement to nbc news, we both prevent books from being listed as well as remove books that do not adhere to our guidelines, including content that creates a poor customer experience and good reads telling us in part, we both work to prevent the addition of books that violate our guidelines as well as quickly investigate when a concern is raised, removing books when we need to. authors asking online retailers to be more proactive >> if it's purely ai-generated, i think it would be labeled as ai-author. >> reporter: until standard get stricter, reader be ware always check out the ratings and reviews. look carefully at the author's name and title if you fall for a fake, don't hesitate to return and report it. >> all really important actions. the author's guild is suing ai open and microsoft, saying they should license book content and

pay authors for their original intellectual property. we reached out to both companies. we have not heard back but a thing is a lot of this is happening overseas the author guild has done investigations into the source of these books it's very difficult to follow up in some cases it's perfectly legal. >> well, there is a biography online that is your biography, which is also a fake. >> i bought it. >> i was going to say, that is the most boring read ever. >> it's not you. so i can't believe there's not a way that they can figure out an algorithm to kind of put a stop to this. >> i think that's what everyone is looking for, at least more transparency from the online sellers. label this as ai-generated content. at least the buyer or the consumer. >> red flag fit it's spelled gathrie shouldn't be moved to the recommended section. >> that's the thing. the publisher says there is not like this. so many authors i heard from that happened to them.

>> my parents, that generation that supports you, they much they can do about it unless it is a really copy, like the color of the book or something like this. so many authors i heard from that happened to them. >> my parents, that generation that supports you, they are being 8.99 to death and it's a scam and sucks for the older people who are losing money. >> especially nonfiction you see those workbooks immediately. what really is terrible is when it pops up before the legitimate book comes out that's taking what would have been author money out. away from that person because someone buys this book thinking it's your book and it's not. >> it is unethical and it is a scam. >> i bought your book on tape and it was craig's voice. >> it was a late night for me. >> that would have been a really late night. >> thank you, vicky. >> thank you guys, coming up next, guys, coming up next,

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we are back with "today best-sellers," sharing the best products of the month that are all problem solvers. adrianna brach has found something for everyone today. she is always on the case. and, remember, you can start shopping by scanning the qr code. good morning. >> good morning! i'm always on the case. these are the top items we're selling in february. let's start with the shacket. it combines the best of both worlds. you want a multitasker, and this is exactly what it is. it is a lightweight jacket to keep you nice and warm on the chilly days. this is perfect for the transition from winter to spring weather. love this because it comes in a bunch of different colors and sizes up to 3xl.

you will find a style you really love and you can pair this with everything you own in your closet. >> a t-shirt underneath. >> over a little dress, anything. >> so this is the untucked look. but sometimes it is hard to make it actually look cute, so you have a hack. >> this is my new favorite hack. it is a shirt extender. it's basically the opposite of dickie, the collar you wear. it makes any shirt longer so you can wear it with things like leggings. you can see it here, we have it on our lovely mannequin. if you want extra coverage on the front or on the back, this shirt extender is great, and it comes in black and white. it comes in a set of two. so you breathe new life into your wardrobe. with this easy hack. >> it makes it fashion. >> exactly. >> okay. now tell me about this. is this for the hair? love this brand. it's a black-owned brand. mo neek rodriguez found it in 2014. people love it for helping with hair growth and health. does this really work? they said, yes, rosemary oil and mint can help stimulate hair growth. for under $10, this is a good beauty hack. >> you do it at night before you sleep? >> do it along your roots. massage it in. a lot of our folks use it and love it. amazon's number one best selling

hair loss treatment. men and women can get in on this. >> all right. pack of 2, that's great. what about this? >> vitamin c. this is one of the beauty essentials everybody should have in their routine. it is so great. it works a bunch of different things. it helps brighten your skin tone. even your skin tone. dark spots this really helps with it. one of the editors on our team tried this one against a very high end one that cost over $100 and said this one for under $20 is just as effective. >> really? okay. >> so you don't need to spend a ton of money to get a good amount of scythe min c. we love that it has 20% vitamin c, which is a higher concentration than most serums out there. >> will you do it morning and night? >> a lot of people like doing this in the morning and following it up with sunscreen. got it. >> okay. this is a bath mat, and it is a stone. it is made with fossilized

minerals. it's really cool. people love this on the internet right now because it dries almost instantly. it absorbs water. here, let me show you. oh, we have a video. yep. >> i want to do the experiment. >> we can do it live, too. this is kamara on our team. you get it wet. you step out of the shower and it dries instantly. it is so cool. we also have a discount. oh, i went crazy. but you will see this absorb pretty quickly in a few minutes. we also have a discount, 30% off for our viewers. so you guys can get in on this. another cool hack is a different brand makes these sets you can put around your kitchen sink or your bath sink. you know it's a splash zone. because you know it is a splash zone and this dries it up instantly. you don't have to worry about cleaning up a moldy mat and this is easier. you wipe it down with a disinfectant clothe. okay. last but not least, if you want to upgrade outlets around your

room, you're like, why would i want to do that? this is a cool option because it has built-in night lights. this is really cool for hallways, bathrooms. what we like is this brand makes different ones. gfci. regular, duplex. look, it is motion activated and you don't have to worry about batteries because it is powered by the terminal, like the little power box in your actual outlet. it is super easy to install. just clip it in. it has these two clips. you literally just pop it into your outlet. >> you have a night light and you don't waste the outlet space. and it's motion activated. exactly. >> thank you. if you want to purchase any of these items, scan the code or go to today.com/shop. oh, hoda? >> coming up, delicious comfort food your whole family is going to love it. how about this, straight from the new cook book. it is a winner. do you know what this is?

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♪ welcome back this morning on "today food," we are cooking with a plant-based cook, a recipe developer and a mission driven entrepreneur. she has a loyal community of 3 million followers and she is here guys, she's celebrating the release of her new cookbook, and we love the name it is called "joyfull. don't you love that? it is a great book >> thank you >> we're so happy you are here >> so happy to be here. >> so we should point out. this is not just an ordinary cook book. this is filled with other things you love as well you are a person that loves breath work and meditation you managed to get all of those things in that book. >> i did intertwined between the recipes, i have wellness practices and just health rituals that with enritualize every moment i feel like every moment of life can accumulate joy it's all about accumulating those moments throughout the day. i want to be food and everything else that can make your life a

little more joyful. >> do you and your husband just talk about this all the time i picture you having lovely dinners and talking all the stuff. >> i do all the cooking. he is not in the kitchen, yeah >> this is perfect for comfort food i feel like it's great dish to make when you're wanting something comforting, just this time of year we'll start by dicing up the carrots. walnut lentle. dice them up then pop them into a food processer. this basically does all the work for you. so pop in the carrots. we have oregano. >> say it your way oregano, it's better. >> isn't that when you fold paper? >> mixed herbs and parsely and then, this is what gives the meaty texture. so we have celery. we have lentles. by the way, get them out of a can to make it easier for you. >> those are cooked? >> cooked lentils and walnuts

just to give you the texture. >> what is this spice? >> don't get scared. this is a new spice you may not have heard of. it mimics garlic and onion except it's nicer to your gut. it can irritate the gut. >> where can you get that? >> off amazon now. you can get it on indian stores. it's readily available. >> acifitida >> if you don't have that at home, use garlic if you have that and just pulse that. >> sorry >> you would normally pulse that. >> boom, boom, boom. okay. >> then we have our sauce. so this is a maranara sauce. bay leaves, toe ma toe in here right now. then we're going to add in brown sugar. this is because sometimes the tomatoes are acidic. you want to add sweetness to balance out the flavor and then we're going to add in the walnut lentil mixture. >> so it's not ground up into such a fine texture, right >> no.

you keep it a bit to get the meaty texture. >> then we'll mix it in. you want the ingredients to marinate a little bit. let this simmer for five minutes for all that goodness. >> what's happening here >> now this is simmering. >> this is it? >> yes. >> this is that? >> it cooks up and then we're going to add in the pasta. but you can use whatever you have at home i just prefer a wide pasta. >> because it soaks up all the sauce. >> more comfortable, yeah. >> then you add in your cheese. >> then we some -- i have some vegan parmesan here. some parsely or basel and chili flakes. >> this is vegan >> meaty. >> but feels meaty and sturdy. >> you think vegan food can be boring you can have so much flavor and have the same thing.baklava. >> a baklava chee

>> i'm so excited about what you're making now. >> you're making a baklava cheesecake. >> my mom, this is her jam you're taking it up a notch. >> i'm excited for this. we have soaked cashews in the blender already. it makes it super creamy soak it overnight and the more you soak it, the longer you soak it, the creamier it gets add in vegan cream cheese. >> look at that. >> with the soaked cashews. >> okay. >> then we have cocoa nut cream. >> this is the one you get in a can. put it in the fridge overnight and it becomes thick like this we have some lemon juice help me out a little bit add lemon juice in this is agave instead of the honey. >> if you wanted to add regular cream cheese, you can do it. >> definitely. >> corn starch to help with the thickness. >> okay. hit it. >> pop that on top give it a good old blend >> okay. >> yeah. >> exactly perfect. >> good job, hoda. >> you're welcome. >> we have philo pastry. to make it look fancier. buy a store bought crust

>> you have to do phyllo-dough then you have this filling of orange zest, cream cheese filling goes on the top. then i put a little topping again on top with a big dallop and grizzle of agava. >> so good really, really good. >> i'm so glad >> this is so good. >> thank you again, the cook book is more than recipes it's a way of life so thank you we're so proud of you. she has been working on this for three years. >> three years. >> it's out. she'll be back with more recipes in our next hour and you can find them all on our website today.com/food and "joy full" is out today. we're back after your local news and weather. >> great job

good morning. it is 8:56. i'm laura garcia. community activists plan to launch a new call to action over the future of the oakland coliseum. it comes as the a's will leave after the current season. team leaders are making it clear they intend to move to las vegas in the long-term. they want the county to back out of the sale of the 50% stake. happening now the oakland united coalition plans to hold a news

conference calling for leaders to develop a plan for the future. in san jose leaders are in san jose leaders are taking the first step forward to "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message.

this morning on the 3rd hour of "today," feels like spring. >> it is 79 degrees outside. and there is people fishing on the lake right now. >> all across the country, we're basking in very unfebruary-like