up just a bit. upper 50s with a scattered thunderstorm chance. heading into the city, we have a crash on the bay bridge near treasure island. crews are on scene. no major injuries. the toll plaza is starting to back up a little more. i think they've slowed down the metering lights. plan for that. that does it for us this morning on "today in the bay." don't forget to get out there and vote today. >> that's right. we leave you with a live look at the registrar's office where you can go see the voting process and how they count all tse good tuesday morning. the biggest day yet in the 2024 race for president. >> yeah. people in 16 states ready to cast their votes. it is march the 5th, and this is "today." super tuesday showdown super tuesday showdown donald trump looking to seal the deal after scoring a major legal victory from the supreme court. >> you cannot take somebody out

of a race because an opponent would like to have it that way. >> nikki haley fighting to stay in the race. >> leave the negativity and the baggage behind. >> while president biden hopes to rally support from all parts of his own party the stakes higher than ever with the general election just eight months away. we'll break it all down. breaking overnight, raging inferno. a massive fire and multiple explosions at an industrial plant near detroit debris found up to a mile away nearby residents urged to stay indoors. we'll have the very latest. live from the scene. on trial jury selection set to begin in the high-profile case against a school shooter's father, just one month after his mother's first of its kind conviction here we snow again the next winter storm taking aim out west after that massive blizzard that's paralyzed parts of california. >> we were like, eh, it's snow we've got this.

and then snow ma geden >> while up and down the east coast, tens of millions bracing for heavy rain your full forecast just ahead. all that, plus on the mend princess kate seen in public for the first time in months what the palace is now saying about her recovery from surgery and when she could resume her royal duties. announ and emotional good-bye eagles star jason kelce announces his retirement with a touching tear-filled love letter to football. >> it took a lot of hard work and determination getting here >> the city of philadelphia -- >> consider it a great blessing to play in the most passionate sports town in america. >> and his wife. >> i still remember the moment she walked through the door. >> his heart felt messages earning praise from fans everywhere and what his future could hold, today, march 5th,

2024. >> reporter: from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. well, good morning good to see you.alking about the philly fans and his wife it is a tuesday morning. wow, that speech by jason kelce, didn't it just grab you? >> he had me at hello. >> he sure did. >> and then he starts talking about the philly mans and what a tough town it s but it's a privilege. then he starts talking about his wife i mean, come on. >> it was all the things. >> i'm going to say it, jason kelce is the best kelce. >> there you go. >> all right we will hear from jason in a bit. let's start this morning with the biggest day yet on the primary calendar nearly a third of the united states taking part in super tuesday. across 16 states and america samoa. >> donald trump on the ballot in all 15 republican contests he won his supreme court battle yesterday on a ballot issue. his lone rival nikki haley is

looking to prove she has enough support to stay in the race. >> we'll break it all down with garrett haake. he covers the trump campaign for us hey, garrett, good morning >> reporter: hey, hoda good morning donald trump notched another victory overnight. in the north dakota caucuses but his big win yesterday came from the supreme court which ruled he could stay on ballots from coast to coast. today he hopes his voters who deliver him another win on what could be the decisive day of the republican presidential primary. this morning, the road to the white house stretching from coast to coast as republican voters in 15 states from alaska to alabama cast their primary ballots. gop front runner, donald trump, who swept the first seven states of the primary is widely expected to pick up the lion's share of the more than 800 delegates at stake today. >> haley, she's not a problem. i think she's very negative for the party, but she's not a problem in terms of winning because we're winning by a lot.

>> it's great to be here in ft. worth. >> reporter: while nikki haley fresh off her campaign over the weekend in washington, d.c. taking aim at trump in texas. arguing since his first term he's been a drag on the party as a whole, with losses at the state and federal levels. >> at some point maybe we should say the reason that america keeps losing is because of donald trump. >> reporter: today's super tuesday contest comes on the heels of a unanimous supreme court ruling monday in mr. trump's favor, ordering his name be included on primary ballots in colorado and other states. where courts or officials had tried to bar him for allegedly engaging in insurrection on january 6th. >> you cannot take somebody out of a race because an opponent would like to have it that way. >> reporter: mr. trump praising the ruling and arguing he's been politically targeted by the biden department of justice. >> they're nonsense cases and everybody sees it. >> reporter: the biden campaign responding calling mr. trump's statement, quote, unhinged, confused ramblings focused only

on himself. but the focus tonight will be on the republicans. trump holding a party here in florida and nikki haley heading back to south carolina, her home state with no events scheduled, adding to the growing speculation that the end of her campaign could be near. savannah. >> all right, garrett. thank you. >> let's turn to kristin welker, moderator of "meet the press" and nbc national political correspondent steve kornacki, who has memorized primary and caucus rules for all 16 states and 1 territory. it all boils down to a very hard road for nikki haley after tonight. >> yeah. two big problems for haley. let's just call up what's at stake today. in yellow, these are all the states voting today. the problem for haley is she hasn't won states yet. she won the district of columbia, but that's very different. you look at these states and you see two things. number one, you see demographics. a lot of these states are conservative, southern states. they don't have electorates that have been friendly to her so far. the other big problem for her is the rules. we have seen before where she has 43% in new hampshire, 40% in

south carolina. she's been able to collect some delegates. take a look at the biggest state on the map today, california. the rules, closed primary, no independents, no democrats. those have been haley's bread and butter in this primary. also winner take all. if trump gets a simple primary, in california, all 169 zel gats, haley getting 40% does nothing for her. there are all sorts of states on the map that are like this. unless she's winning states, and winning them outright, she's going to fall way behind. >> so let's talk about that in many ways many people are expecting the general election to begin in earnest as a practical matter tonight. and how is it shaping up? >> great question, savannah. one of the big questions we're watching for is the 40% or so that nikki haley has been getting. can trump get that? the answer is no. his campaign acknowledges about 25% off the table. but what happens to that other 15%? independent moderate voters? can he win those in a general election? or does that represent a real

vulnerability for him? anecdotally i was at a haley event last week talking to her supporters, what if she doesn't win the nomination, will you vote for trump? the answer is yes. those are the voters he needs to win swing states like michigan, north carolina. >> so it is really a slice of this haley vote that either trump or biden has to get if they want to get over that 50% and win the election. this isn't exactly a rematch of 2020. the candidates are the same, the dynamics are not, steve. >> the polling, savannah, is looking very different than it did four years ago. if you remember four years ago, in a major poll, joe biden never once trailed donald trump. just in the past several days, four major national polls all put donald trump ahead of joe biden. between 2 to 4 points. our own nbc poll put trump ahead by five. a few weeks ago. the biggest issue for trump is this. "the new york times" poll asked voters if you voted for trump in 2020, are you still with it?

97% said yes. if you voted for biden in 2020, are you still with him? look at the slippage. only 85% of biden's 2020 coalition is with him. so there's the slippage. that's why donald trump now never led biden in a single poll now consistently leads bay couple points. >> he has to bring back the faithful there in the next nine months or so. all right. we shall see how it all shakes out tonight. kristen and steve, it will be a late one. nbc news will have complete coverage of the super tuesday results. we start at 5:00 p.m. eastern on nbc news now. lester and i will see you tonight, 10:00 eastern right here on nbc. of course, you can find live updates throughout the day on nbcnews.com. hoda? >> savannah, thank you. turning now to the breaking news near detroit overnight. a massive fire, multiple explosions at an industrial site, sending debris flying as far as a mile away. nbc's adrienne broaddus has made her way to that scene. what's the latest there? >> reporter: hoda, good morning. some terrifying moments. and we learned a 19-year-old was killed.

this after the chief of the fire department says containers of all sizes like this were flying through the air. now, investigators are trying to determine what started the explosion. overnight, massive explosions lighting up the sky in michigan. causing a massive factory fire at an industrial site about 25 miles outside detroit. >> we have multiple explosions. we have a lot of debris in the air. >> reporter: authorities say the blaze erupted at a plant, which distributes baked products and other items in michigan's clinton township. debris projected into the air, traveling as far as a mile away as canisters became projectiles, residents were asked to avoid the area, stay inside and close windows. >> i want any standing around, video taping in the cars or anywhere near this cleared out immediately. >> reporter: neighbors describe hearing a loud bang which sounded like fireworks shaking the ground.

social media posts showing images of huge plumes of fire and smoke billowing from the site. clinton township police releasing a statement saying quote, upon arrival officers observed exploding materials flying in all directions from the building. police also writing on facebook, please, please, please stay inside. building where that explosion started. it's been reduced to rubble. the chief says the air quality is okay. >> adrienne broaddus for us there in clinton township, michigan. thank you. jury selection begins today at the manslaughter trial of the father of a convicted school shooter in michigan. and, of course, it comes less than a month after the man's wife, the student's mother, was found guilty of the same

charges. nbc's stephanie gosk is here with that story. steph, good morning. >> hey, savannah, good morning. this will be yet another closely watched trial as jurors weigh how much they should hold a father responsible for a crime his son committed. this morning, a month after that guilty verdict gripped the country -- >> we find the defendant guilty of involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: james crumbley starts trial with jury selection for his role in a mass school shooting carried out by his on ethan. his wife general than was the first parent in the u.s. held criminaledly responsible for a school shooting carried out by their child. both charged with four counts, one count for each student killed. prosecutors say ethan used a semiautomatic handgun allegedly bought by his dad as a gift days before the shooting. they also argued jennifer was negligent and ignored the warnings. crumbley's parents were called to the high school the morning of the shooting over concerns

about a drawing he made of a gun and a message, the thoughts won't stop. help me. >> she did not give him the help that he wanted. >> reporter: but jennifer crumbley's defense team said her husband james was responsible for the storage and safety of the gun. >> i just didn't feel comfortable being in charge of that. it was more his thing. so i let him handle that. i didn't feel comfortable putting the lock thing on it. >> reporter: experts say james' attorneys likely watched jennifer's trial closely to adjust their strategy. the jury foreperson telling savannah on "today," that jennifer's testimony and evidence was pivotal for jurors. >> jennifer didn't separate her son from the gun enough to save those lives that day. >> reporter: craig schilling's son, justin, was among the four killed. >> he's always on my heart. your hopes have to stay high.

in the end, you want that accountability. you want the -- you want the right verdict. >> that jury selection begins this morning in the same courtroom with the same judge as his wife's trial. james crumbley pleaded not guilty to the charges, guys. >> we'll be watching. stephanie, thank you. all right. 7:13. more to get to with craig here. weather is a huge story. >> for so much of the country. hoda, is a van narks good morning. good morning to you as well. snow once again falling in california's sierra nevada mountains adding to a post of problems from the multi-day blizzard that has crippled the region. we will get to dylan's forecast in just a moment. but first, nbc's steve patterson once again in front of a huge amount of snow. this time from the buried town of truckee. steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, this current system no more near expected to be as bad as what we saw over the weekend, but there are 10 foot piles of snow here in people's communities. so any amount of snow on top of that, no matter how small, could be a big headache.

this morning, the race is on to dig out vehicles and homes from a weekend blizzard before snow from a new storm starts piling up again. >> we had grass coming up in our yard on thursday. and now our windows are all buried in our house so -- >> reporter: this is the aftermath of an intense multi-day storm that unleased an assault on the mountain west, dumping 5 to 10 feet of snow across the region. >> it was full-on. it was definitely some pretty intense periods of white-out conditions. >> reporter: the major thorough fair interstate 80 finally reopening after disrupting traffic and commerce for five days. >> it's been a real mess. >> if you live in it, then you're used to it. if you're not, i would just say don't come up here if you don't have to. >> reporter: because of heavy snow and winds that reached 190 miles per hour at the highest peaks, officials and locals still urging caution on the roads. >> we have just been taking it slow, you know, going 25, 30 miles an hour. >> reporter: the storm

effectively ending the season's snow drought, bringing california's snow pack level up to 104% from normal, up 32% at the start of this calendar year. lake tahoe's famous ski resorts opening back up carefully. with conditions still stretchy up top and deep powder everywhere. >> today we're going to go ski some tree lines and hopefully avoid the avalanches. >> reporter: as this system pushes south, people coming here to enjoy the snow are getting a warning from officials about avalanche danger. you do not want to be here if you don't know what you're doing in the back country. craig? >> good advice, steve. get inside. steve patterson for us there in california. steve, thank you. well, dylan, you have a lot on your plate out west. >> yeah. a lot of that snow continuing to fall out across central and northern california this time, just north of where that 10 feet of snow fell, but you can see this plume of moisture. off the pacific, so we have that stream of water that will just bring rain across the coast and then eventually more snow, perhaps 1 to 2 feet

of snow in the higher elevations. now on the other coast, on the east coast, we have a couple of storm systems that are going to make their way into the northeast. this one moving through the mid-atlantic right now. we'll see rain fill in across new york city, through pennsylvania, also up into parts of southern new england. then we have another storm system that will make its way in wednesday and thursday. so when all is said and done, we could see 3 to 4 inches of rain possible on the east coast. that could lead to some flooding because the ground is really totally saturated from this weekend's storm. that's a look at the weather across the country. we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds.

starting out in the 50s for most of the bay area. take a look at the cloud cover in san francisco. wind speeds are calm, but we are monitoring a spotty chance for showers. we'll see the chance for showers in areas north of the golden gate bridge, through the early afternoon, and as we head toward wednesday we'll get a better chance of some widespread thunderstorm activity. don't forget to go out and vote. and that's your latest forecast. and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. coming up, princess kate seen in public for the first time since christmas she continues to recover from surgery. nbc's molly hunter has the latest from buckingham palace. hi, molly. >> reporter: that's right, a little reassurance and solace for royal fans this morning. we will show you the first pictures of kate, the princess

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when prince williams missed a memorial service for his god father citing personal matters >> the lack of information, the lack of the full picture of what's going on with kate and her health of course has led people to speculate and to try to come up with answers, to try reiterating that kensington palace made it clear in january the time lines of the princess' recovery and will only be providing significant updates. meanwhile, prince william was back out and about in to put the jigsaw puzzle together >> reporter: a palace spokesperson telling nbc news the princess was doing well and reiterating that kensington palace made it clear in january the time lines of the princess' recovery and will only be providing significant updates. meanwhile, prince william was back out and about in wales last friday, visiting wrexham where he shared a drink with actor and team co-owner rob mcelhenney, also receiving flowers for his wife and the royal fans here trying their luck, shouting questions. >> william, how's catherine? >> reporter: but for these fans and royal watchers the world over, the new photos may offer a little reassurance

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weight loss drugs to eligible members. some trainers say they're losing clients to weight loss drugs, many believe gyms stand to benefit. planet fitness calling the drugs a tail wind for our industry >> 40 pounds ago, this girl was not going into a pilates class. >> and some patients find new confidence to work out >> it is super important to build your muscles. >> reporter: and look to stave off muscle loss, a potential side effect to these medications. doctors say they should stay in touch with a health care team to monitor side effects, practice strength training and avoid exercising on an empty stomach what's at stake for those who do not do any strength training on these kinds of drugs >> if you don't move your body, and you don't do some resistance activity, you're at risk for losing more of the muscle mass as we age and we lose that muscle mass that we're going to have more troubles and more issues over time.

>> dr. angela fitch says nausea is a common initial side effect of the drugs and that new patients should take exercise slow at first. >> i felt i had a little bit of nausea and within a week after taking it, probably my second shot, i felt a lot better. i started my workout routine again. >> apart from strength training, experts say the key is good nutrition with protein, the building block of muscle for those seeing significant weight loss, doctors suggest protein supplements low in sugar and foods like lean meats and vegetables there's no silver bullet for weight loss. it's all about the that well-rounded approach. >> it's fascinating to see how many things these weight loss drugs are affecting. >> the sweeping impact absolutely. >> all right all right. let's get a check of the weather from double d over here. >> everyone has a nickname now. >> we've got a double couple of storms that are going to move in here we have this area of low pressure bringing the rain into mid atlantic and northeast right now. this is going to make its way up into new england as we continue through the day. then we have this cold front that's going to approach as we

go into tomorrow it is also producing some of the stronger storms, heavy rain down along the gulf coast that area of low pressure will ride along that front and bring more heavy rain through the car lies tomorrow up through the mid atlantic by tomorrow afternoon into the evening. the second round of rain, the wednesday/thursday rain, will be heavier than today's rain. so combine these two storms with the rain that we had last week, with the continuing rain lasting into thursday on the backside of the storm, and we could see several inches of rain up and down the east coast. also down into the southeast where we could see a couple inches of rain but perhaps up to three to four inches possible, especially through rhode island into southeastern massachusetts and and we're going to see a very weak round of rain in the next couple of hours, mainly to areas north of the golden gate bridge. you can see it's going to be cloudy, 50 degrees in san jose and in through san francisco, similar conditions, so we'll get

some peeks of sunshine rolling through. here is a closer look at that system to our north. this is bringing a wintery mix to the sierra. a look at your and that's your latest forecast. >> all right. >> thank you, dylan. >> i just thought we were doing initials now. >> sg works. >> see >> double d, not so much. >> all right we got a can't miss morning boost coming your way. and then a deeply personal, really emotional retirement speech from jason kelce touching hearts everywhere. his powerful messages on family, friendship and football coming up right after this. ♪ did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”?

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philadelphia and the nfl immeasurable with an emotional farewell, jason kelce's 13-nfl career comes to an end. >> this all brings us here to today, where i announce that i'm retiring >> the 36-year-old making his announcement with his family in attendance brother travis, wiping away tears during the heartfelt speech >> there is no chance i would be here without the bond travis and i share. it is only too poetic i found my career being fulfilled in the city of brotherly love >> an unlikely hero in philadelphia the eagles drafted kelce in 2011 as the 191st selection but with dogged determination he would help guide the franchise to their first-ever super bowl title in 2018. >> the long drought is over. >> his rocky showing at their victory parade cementing him as

a philly icon. then five years later, the star center's fame reached new heights as brothers faced off against each other for the first time in super bowl history, the game dubbed the kelce bowl. >> i won't forgive the chiefs and the conflicted feeling of immense heartbreak i had the amt of pride i had that my brother had climbed the mountain top once again. >> that matchup putting a spotlight on the kelce family with mom donna at the helm. >> i won't forget my mother becoming mom of the nfl. >> the announcement coming aft selfishly. eagle's season ended in disappointing fashion. kelce turned to the ultimate cheerleader for his brother into the playoffs >> there's his brother >> reporter: his antics going viral. celebrating alongside taylor swift. after the chief's super bowl win last month as he closes the chapter on his

nfl career with accolades piled high, kelce's family the center of his world >> i have enjoyed my best years of my year with kailey by my side she has given me three beautiful girls and a life that increasingly brings me more fulfillment off the field than it does on >> thank you, philadelphia, from the bottom of my heart >> jason acknowledges he doesn't know what the future will hold but i think we all agree there is no question he is comfortable in front of the camera we know he has spoken to sports networks about the possibility of going the analyst route he's also mentioned he's opening at coaching at the pro or high school level and of course, eagle's head coach nick sirianni has also said there will always be a place for jason in philadelphia, guys >> i got an idea, guys. >> what is your idea >> 5th hour of "the today show". >> yes >> don't say this too loudly. >> why not it could happen. >> i'm available. >> yeah, with jason, yeah. >> yeah, jason. >> that's amazing.

>> oh! >> mayor of philadelphia >> mayor of philly. >> anything he wants, really >> the way he talks so lovingly about his family, you know, he's such a gladiator, such a big dude but the way he weeps about his brother and his mom and his dad, they're still there. it's so powerful >> i want to show my kids that look at this beautiful bond, celebrating the joy of your brother's victory even when you're sad >> and his wife seems like a rock star. putting up with his antics >> has to be >> he also said right when she walked in the room he knew he talked about their love in such a beautiful way every woman in the room was like, oh, my god. >> run for president super tuesday. >> we'd love to have you as a colleague. come on! >> right y'all ready? >> a boost >> i got one for you as any parent knows, cutting a toddler's hair can be a really tough hill to climb usually because the youngster is nervous or crying or something like that but the with boy you're about to see, the problem was a serious

case of the giggles. [ laughter ]. >> don't move your head. >> that's funny. >> hard to cut his hair he's laughing so much. >> that's hilarious. two problems one, the little guy wouldn't sit still. and secondly, the barber was laughing so the clippers were not steady. appointment apparently is still going on as we speak i love it. >> that's good >> i feel like i know what that kid is going to look like when he's 40. that face will be the same. >> so cute >> hoda, thank you coming up, what we can all learn from kids about the joy in the simple things and finding hope in the face of challenges it is all to celebrate our friend hoda's new children's book that we have here "hope is a rainbow." i'm not even going to wait for the movie to come out. i will read it but, first, a quick check of your local news and weather. ♪

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forecast for this tuesday morning. vianey is in for kari. >> it's fairly calm, even though we are monitoring a chance for spotty showers. it's about 52 degrees in san jose, a live look in downtown. we're going to stay pretty much dry for the south bay, but if you live in san francisco or areas north of the golden gate bridge, we will see some of the skies start to bring a chance for spotty showers, mainly to the north bay. you can see it right here on satellite radar. also, some parts of the sierra still under a winter weather advisory, as some light rain showers, mixed with a wintery mix, starts to move in overnight into tomorrow. our best rain chance for widespread through the south bay will move in late tonight into wednesday. in addition to that, because of the instability, there's a good chance that we could see scattered thunderstorm chances. but thursday and friday things dry out and temperatures bump up into the upper 60s. >> looks good. we'll have another local nsew what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband...

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latest ♪ plus, high hopes we're celebrating the release of my new children's book "hope is a rainbow. okay let me ask you a question. what do you hope for >> graduating because i want to do my best. >> i hope that all my family love me. >> i hope for my family and the world to be happy. >> through an inspiring conversation on hope with some remarkable kids. and spice it up. a look at the spice girls' audition tapes ♪ i'll tell you what i want, what i really, really want ♪ >> another freaky friday in the works. [ screams >> and who is winning? >> you are advancing from celebrity jeopardy. >> a celebrity player beats real "jeopardy" champions it's all in an action-packed

edition of "popstart." today, march 5th, 2024 >> from athens, georgia. on a mother-daughter trip from bloomington, illinois. >> from cleveland, ohio. >> celebrating my 10th birthday. >> visiting from north carolina. >> on spring break from williamsburg, pennsylvania >> josh's 19th birthday. >> from ethan hall in columbia, south carolina to "the today show." represented, mr. craig melvin, south carolina in the house as well as some awesome other awe sp folks we welcome you guys in it's a tuesday, a rainy one. i got to tell you, i admire people who come out in the rain. >> yes. >> they don't have to and they do so we're happy you're here we got a very busy morning >> awesome. let's get right to our news at 8:00, everyone. voters in 16 states head to the polls today to cast their super

tuesday ballots. republican front-runner, donald trump getting an extra boost from yesterday's supreme court victory. nbc's garrett haake joins us from florida with the latest hey, garrett good morning >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning. donald trump notched another win overnight in north dakota. in those caucuses. but it was the supreme court who gave him the biggest victory yesterday. clearing the path for his name to appear on ballots from coast to coast today, trump hopes it's republican voters that could deliver him a win on what could be the most decisive day of the republican primary so far. trump and rival nikki haley will face off in 15 states from coast to coast, maine to california, with more than 800 delegates at stake. the two candidates trading attacks last night. >> haley, she's not a problem. i think she's very negative for the party, but she's not a problem in terms of winning because we're winning by a lot. >> at some point maybe we should say the reason that america keeps losing is because of donald trump

>> reporter: with that unanimous supreme court ruling yesterday clearing the way for donald trump's name to appear on primary ballots across the country, his campaign believes now he could sweep tonight's contest. so looking ahead to tonight, trump has a party, he hopes a victory party planned at mar-a-lago behind me tonight while nikki haley is traveling back to her home state of north south carolina where she has no public events planned or announced. all of that just increasing speculation that the end of her campaign could be near hoda >> all right garrett haake we'll get some answers tonight. thank you. let's stay with nbc for tonight's super tuesday results. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. eastern. on nbc news now. make sure you join savannah and lester at 10:00 p.m. eastern here on nbc with live updates throughout the day on nbcnews.com. now to a tragedy overnight in nashville where a small plane crashed near a highway and all five people on board were killed officials say the pilot reported engine trouble and was cleared for an emergency airport landing

but he said he wouldn't make it and crashed on to a grassy median where the plane then burst into flames. it did not hit any other cars or buildings. there was no early information on the victims or where that plane originated road crews worked overnight to reopen highway lanes in time for the morning rush. over-the-counter birth control pills for the first time ever. going by the brand name o pill, it is expected on store shelves at cvs, walgreens and more by the end of this month. it was first approved by the fda last july. it is taken daily. o pill's availability is being hailed as a landmark moment. but it doesn't come without some questions. so for answers, we bring in dr. natalie azar. dr. natalie, first of all, pills different from the pills that have required the prescription for years now >> yeah. and so as you said, also in the

intro, just to point out to everybody, this is a hormonal contraception that has been around for over 50 years it was just recently approved for over the counter use it's projes trin only, synthetic versio version. generally speaking with think it's typically associated with less side effects than those containsest row general. >> are there side effects? is this essentially the same as the other birth control in materials of side effects and safety >> so when taken correctly, it's thought to be extraordinarily safe some of the side effects can include some irregular bleeding, headaches, dizziness and nausea. i always think it's important to point out that there's probably about two or three kinds of women who maybe should not take this those are women who might have a current or past history of breast cancer or any unexplained vaginal bleeding if you read the label correctly and women do read the label

correctly it's thought to be as i said extraordinarily safe. >> price is always an important point. go other that. and also, are there age restrictions do you have to be 18, 21 >> so there are no age restrictions currently the pricing is set as follows, one month supply, 19.99. three-month supply, 49.99. we spend a lot of time talking about the cost of medicines like ozempic that are $1,000. so it sounds like this is much more affordable and it certainly is i want to point out because of the affordable care act, contraception needs to be covered, is mandated to be courted by insurance companies a lot of women might still say, listen, a $20 co-pay is too much for me i'm going to seek out the counsel of a healthcare provider by the way, just because this is over the counter doesn't mean you can't have a conversation with your healthcare provider about it to see if you're a good candidate. but given obviously we have talked about dobbs decision and others, this really is a milestone for the women in america, yes >> thank you, dr. natalie. >> thank you all right, guys, the vintage

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♪ don't mind us. we're back at 8:11 we were just reading a brand-new book this is a special morning here in studio 1a. >> it's shining even more brightly in here this morning because hoda is releasing her new children's book. it is just beautiful it is called "hope is a rainbow". >> thank you, sg i did a book inspired by my daughter haley this one goes out to my daughter, hope the goal was to bring a little magic into all of our lives, so i turned some really cute test subjects to hear about their hopes and dreams. ♪ >> when i was thinking about having a second child, i dreamt about her and i prayed for her and i hoped for her. i could feel her like she was almost palpable before she was there the name hope was a layup. prayers and wishes and hopes are things that are meant to be.

i was like, that's her name. and she's lived up to that name. and hope delights in rainbows. and whenever i say, what do you want to be when you grow up, oh, a rainbow. it is the beautiful colors it appears before you. it is magical. and that is the image that personifies her. that's when it hit me, "hope is a rainbow. inspired by my own hope, i wanted to hear from other kids on what they hope for and where they find hope when they need it most so with the help of some incredible students at an elementary school in the bronx, i set up my very own hope station. >> hi! have a seat. is this our hope table okay let me ask you a question. what do you hope for >> graduating because i really want to do my best. >> i hope that all my family love me. >> i hope for my family and the world to be happy. >> so on the days when you are not feeling very hopeful, how do you find hope?

>> every day wednesday my dad don't work. >> your dad doesn't work on wednesdays is that your favorite day of the week you hope for lots of wednesdays. wow, that's cool >> it wasn't long before something struck me. what these kids hope for is actually for the benefit of others what do you hope for go. >> i hope for my mom to be happy. >> what would make your mom happy? >> help her. >> helping her would make her happy. yeah, that's a great hope. >> i hope for me to help out my sister when she needs it >> i want to help out my parents because i want to make sure that they don't have to do all the hard work. >> and then i turn the hope table around on them. >> now, would you give me some advice if i'm looking for hope, where could could i find hope? >> so if you think about it in your mind, you can become it >> so if you think about something, you can become it >> uh-huh. >> so if i think happy thoughts, i could be happy

>> uh-huh. >> if i think funny thoughts, i could be funny >> uh-huh. >> i told you you were smart. >> when i was stuck on a question when i was like smaller, i pushed myself and try to get some ideas how to solve it or i asked for help. >> either push myself or ask for help >> yeah, whenever you need it. >> that's so smart that's the answer to everything. okay i have a question. some days when you feel like you don't have hope, you know, when it is like a rainy day or something, where do you find hope >> you mean wish >> yeah. where do you find it how do you find it >> it is a rainy day and it come from the sun, the rainbow. >> you're right. so after the rain comes the sun and then a rainbow >> yes. >> high five for the rainbow here's the news, the storm does end. and when it does, and if everything is just right, the

rainbow pops up. so it is like know that your storm is going to end. and when it does, there is something beautiful on the other side "hope is a rainbow"! >> yes yes, it is. >> what a beautiful, beautiful book >> nice words. >> i have to say -- >> those kids are amazing, right? >> it's great for kids i think it is like a meditation for grown-ups, too it is just really beautiful about hope, where you find hope, where to look for hope. >> thank you. >> cheers all around. >> can we talk about the fantastic illustrations as well. the words are great. don't get me wrong >> chloe dominic is an amazing illustrator. thank you, craig that is so sweet i want to say thank you. for every parent who has a kid that's struggling, this is a good book for them, too. thank you. >> what does hope think? >> hope likes it i think she likes "good night moon" a little better. >> what does haley think now it's hope's book hailey got the first one >> oh, gosh. >> it is really so beautiful we should mention you can get

your copy at today.com/books. >> we're honored to share this special day with you and we're all thinking about some different ways that we could celebrate. >> and when we think about you, we think about music because we know how much you love music we thought what better way to celebrate your book at this moment than with a special performance from the grammy-winning brooklyn youth chorus take it away ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ way up high ♪ ♪ there's a land that i heard oe once in a lullaby ♪

♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ ♪ skies are blue ♪ ♪ are blue ♪ ♪ and the dreams that you dare to dream really do come true ♪ ♪ they come true ♪ ♪ some day i'll wish upon a sta ♪ and wake up where the clouds are far behind me ♪ way ♪ where troubles melt like lemo drops way above the chimney m tops ♪ ♪ that's where you'll find me ♪ ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ ♪ bluebirds fly ♪ ♪ they fly ♪ ♪ birds fly over the rainbow ♪

♪ why, man, oh why can't -- ♪ why, oh, why, can't i ♪ ♪ why can't i ♪ [ applause ] >> all right >> go brooklyn >> absolutely. >> i can't believe how good you are. i'm like, i can't compose myself that was so beautiful. >> wow >> thank you, wow. >> no wonder why you all won a grammy. >> that was amazing. what a gorgeous arrangement of a beautiful song on a beautiful day for a beautiful book. >> thank you. >> and the most beautiful person, hoda "hope is a rainbow," congratulations. out now. >> thank you can i go see them? i want to say hi. sorry, i have to >> gonna rain somewhere. it's going to be sunny somewhere. let's take a look at what's going on weather-wise.

we are going to see a chance of some stronger storms down along the gulf coast the cold front will move east. it is rainy here in the northeast, but you wouldn't know it we also have some snow out west, another storm system bringing 1 to 2 feet snow possible across >> you heard dylan mention the highest elevations will see snow. that's what we're seeing here for parts of the sierra. we'll see an increase in rain cover heading into wednesday with scattered thunderstorms being a possibility. things dry out quite nicely for thursday and friday. we also see a boost in forecast. >> looks like we might get some rainbows down south. because it's raining >> yeah.

>> just to be fun. >> what a beautiful moment that was. it was so beautiful. craig walked right in front of your camera shot there. >> yeah. you ruined it. america was looking at hoda's face >> he was getting tissues for hoda >> story of my life. sorry. information. you will all be on "the voice" some day. spice girls today, time to spice up this throwback in honor of the 30th anniversary since the very first auditions. yesterday they theirshared this online. >> you guys were incredible. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want to be my lover, you have got to give snoes

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he wagered $13,801 and now has the lead with $28,601. and you are advancing to the semifinals >> how about that? i'm assuming that's his family they look shocked. wow! can't believe my boy did it. that was amazing that's smart moving on to the semifinals, congratulations to ike that will be awesome we'll be watching that. next up, alicia keys revealed that her 9-year-old son hit up one of the chart-topping friends in her contacts. >> somehow asked me if i have billie eilish's contact. yeah, she's a friend to me he said i want to talk to her. >> hi. my name is genesis, and i hope to be friends. i really like your music i'm alicia keys' son so -- yeah >> i'm alicia keys' son so -- >> yeah. better do the right thing. >> billie eilish responded to

his friend request let's see what she says. >> genesis, it's billie. i'm ready to be your friend any day. you tell me when >> my name is finneus. i would like to be your friend. >> genesis got a two-for-one. i'm billie eilish's brother, so. t going to happen and it did finally, national snack day. we celebrated yesterday's important holiday by revealing our favorite treats. i didn't realize this was a contest. yeah the results are in "today show" viewers spoke and spoke in droves. a reminder, these are the choices. savannah and her doritos hoda -- those are delicious. the scoops with the onion dip. classic popcorn for craig. i went with beef jerky, a terrible choice. 3% of the vote dylan, you got it. ruffles with onion dip that's a big winner. that is who we are as a country, right there. >> yeah. >> there is your winner.

>> yeah. come to my house for any holiday. that will be - >> 37% of the vote. >> scoops have really -- >> they're a game changer. i will add that to the mix. >> that's good. >> all right way to go, america. >> who is not chewing? can they read this >> carson. >> got you guys. still ahead, the legendary annette benning is here. she is up for an oscar on sunday. there she is starring in a new bing-worthy series looking forward to a conversation with the great annette benning and coming after good morning. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. breaking news this morning. we're getting word of a social media outage on facebook, instagram and threads. some feeds are not refreshing and some users are not getting

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>> 8:30 tuesday morning, rockefeller plaza. >> wow. >> how about gold stars for all of you >> yes >> stuck around. >> where are you going >> i don't know. >> undeterred by the rain. everyone is using an umbrella. >> we need a hope rainbow right now. >> yeah. it's about that time you go low. there we are. >> you guys, look who is cozy >> we have the rain so the rainbow can't be far behind. >> i'll go high. you go low there we are. >> don't go too high, i'm short. >> you guys, look who is cozy inside and always fabulous, annette benning. she's nominated for an oscar this weekend she's here today because she's on to her next big role. it is a great new series i'm happy to say it is on peacock. and it's really, really good we will hear all about it. >> we look forward to that >> also, adrianna brach has a list of new bestsellers, get you ready for spring including comfy flats and a versatile dress. good for layering. >> i got a good one. i know that's exciting but this is exciting, too. one of the oldest and most iconic steak houses in brooklyn

in new york. peter bruger we're talking about the day i got to spend there, taking a peek behind the curtain. that's the ageing room i got a lesson in how to cook the perfect steak. you don't want to miss this and make this steak at home. that's not me cutting it i got a treat for you guys, too. that's coming up. >> could not be more excited about that by the way, guys, we have a parade of stars coming up in the 3rd hour plus, we have maria shriver. >> dyly dyly, what's up with this weather >> you know how you describe this weather -- >> what? >> it stinks it stinks bad. it's pouring rain. it's getting harder and that's how today will go. it will rain all day we also have a chance of stronger storms along the south coast. that's this afternoon especially we also have snow out west through the higher elevations. now as we go into tomorrow, we are going to lose that first storm system and bring in another one. it will rain again

heavy rain down through georgia and the carolinas. that will move up into the northeast. we could see about three to four inches of rain with these two storm systems in the next two days we do have some spotty chances, but for the most part we're going to see trace amounts of rain. here's a live look at san francisco. take a look at the cloudy conditions that will remain for most of your tuesday. we have temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s with peeks of sunshine at times. daytime highs will be at 63 degrees by 2:00. in gilroy expect and that's your latest fore cast carson, you are such a gentleman. >> can i say thank you to everybody who is out here soaking wet. "hope is a rainbow" book out here y'all are awesome. thank you so much. appreciate it.

>> we need that rainbow. guys, coming up next, the one and only annette benning to a role that brought her back to tv for the first time in 20 years. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. "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.

♪ >> volvemos a las 8:35. el 11 de beloved hollywood star annette benning has captivated audiences for nearly four decades, earning five oscar nominations along the way. well, her latest just this year for her performance. marathon swimmer diana nyad. now she is starring in a limited series on peacock called "apples never fall." she plays the matriarch of a seemingly picture perfect family, but everything changes with the arrival of a mysterious stranger take a look. >> can you imagine all those

years, four kids, three meals a day plus snacks. plus, they're athletes they eat about three servings apiece it was endless the shopping and the cutting and the chopping and the serving and the cleaning >> no one ever offered to help you? >> well -- >> we did dishes. >> i distinctly remember dishes. >> that's right, brookie you took your one dish and placed it in the sink. >> annette benning, good morning. >> hey. >> i have to say this has a high bingability factor i watched the first episode last night. if i didn't have a 4:00 in the morning alarm, i would have watched all of them. did you see that right away when you saw the script, like this is one of those stories that pulls you in >> yeah. i love that about it it is very juicy and it is a family story about -- you know, there is a certain dark side to it. but it's also kind of one of those -- just like in that clip, what woman can't relate to that? >> yes. >> wash your dishes. oh, you put them in the sink that doesn't count. >> get them across the finish line. that's what i'm always telling my kids.

>> there is a lot of humor in it, too. it's juicy and a mystery it was just a joy to do. >> it centers around your character who is the matriarch of the family and has this mysterious disappearance and i'm getting the feeling like it is going to be everyone potentially is a suspect or there are at least everyone's got some secrets did i read that right? >> you read it right by the way, like every family, every family has secrets when you think about it and your kids are little but guess what there are things you are not telling them now that one day maybe you will tell them. >> yeah. >> there are four adult kids in this story, and i have four kids i came from four kids. >> yes. >> so this is something we do, even within loving, open families there are certain things that don't get shared. >> i'm glad you brought it up because i was like, you have major mom vibe like you glide into that roll. of course, you are a mom of four you are a mom in this role of four. i didn't know you came from a family of four what kind of mom would you say you are? your kids are grown now.

right? but are you like the mom we see in this role >> there is certain things that are like -- my mother is 95. i always aspired to be like my mom. i still do i wasn't a perfect mom i think i did pretty damn good, especially for working and everything but i always, always wanted to be a mom, from when i was a little kid like my mother wouldn't have more kids. maybe that was part of it. so i was the kid in the neighborhood that was always baby-sitting and hanging out with the little ones you know, it is just in my dna. >> what does your mom do that i you love love i think i saw in the teaser, you went hi mom. >> i did. >> that is so awesome. i would say i want to copy a lot of what my mom did like what did she do that you were like, she did that right. i wish i could do that. >> one of the things both of my parents did, they weren't neurotic about it. they made their choices. they had a certain healthy detachment

i remember when i went away to college, there was like no drama. i think i got in the honda with my friend, all my stuff fit in the drama and we drove to san francisco to san diego >> hoda and i talk about this all the time we feel like we are getting it wrong. we hover too much and we don't know why my mom was like, well, good luck with your s.a.t. >> no, i never took the sat. i was the youngest, so things got lost in the shuffle. but i went to community college, which i loved, so it worked out. >> it all worked out sunday night, the oscars. >> yes. >> tell me about your oscar night. you have been there before you have been nominated. it must be so exciting but also nerve racking. what is that right for you >> it is exciting and nerve racking. it's funny you just asked me this so one time when i was nominated i was extremely pregnant i was just about to give birth and i know how many years ago it was because that's my almost 24-year-old. so i remember that night and

just the baby was moving so much because of the adrenaline that was coursing through my system my husband got a big a -- my husband, warren beatty, got a big award that night so that's when that i'm remembering. when i was first nominated it was 34 years ago it was so different then it was much more low key there isn't quite as much hype as there is now. and you know what, and i preferred it then because there were moments to actually be with the other nominees and relate to them i mean, it is always special and it's always an honor because when you look who you are standing next to and you feel like, oh, wow, this is really special. >> i mean, we're here because i love the new series on peacock but if people have not seen it, "nyad," they really should >> thank you. >> here you are playing two highly-driven competitive women back-to-back in these roles. >> but they're really different. >> totally different totally different. are you competitive?

on the scale, are you a 10 or nyad or like 1, elmo >> i have a competitive thing with me. like if i'm hiking and somebody is trying to race past me, i'm a little bit like, okay, i will pick this up a little bit. i do have that. >> then it's on, yeah. >> no one is as competitive as diana nayad. >> i would say you are correct i just maybe a month ago i got a picture from diana and bonnie who are both in the movie, both the characters in the movie. and they play tennis now, obsessively play tennis. and they sent me the picture of them winning the tennis trophy of the over 70s or whatever it is in their tennis club. >> by the way, you can say you are a tennis champion, >> i am -- i had one -- i had one tournament when i was in junior high with joan osbourne, who is still a friend of mine. >> wow >> she was like the really good one. we signed up for the tournament. one couple didn't show we had a bye then we were in the finals and we lost. so we got a trophy

>> tennis champion, you have a trophy that's all i heard about the story. tell diana and bonnie about that you'll see them on the court thank you so much. good luck sunday >> i will be rooting for you. >> thanks. you can catch apple's "never fall" on peacock march 14th. >> can we be real friends with friend adrianna brach is here with new staples to enhance your spring style, includi hng

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we are back with carson's today food series. chef, this morning you are taking us inside a new york institution. >> i absolutely am. peter luger steak houses is one of the most iconic places on earth. maybe i'm overdoing it a little bit. it's fantastic, serving loyal customers since 1887. i had a chance to go exclusively behind the scenes there to take a look at all the ♪ >> guys, i'm in brooklyn, world famous peter luger's steak house. this place is so great, not only are the steaks rich, but it is rich in family history we will learn all about it come on in ♪ peter luger's steak house has been a fixture here for over a century. >> how are we doing over here? >> reporter: it's like walking into a time portal >> i've been coming here for over 50 years. >> reporter: and for the regulars it feels like family >> how many times?

>> 188 >> reporter: saul foreman bought it after world war ii. today three generations of his family still run the legendary steak house, including his granddaughter jody >> when i think of peter luger, walking around the steak vatican. it's like holy territory >> i think the whole family is dedicated to keeping it traditional like it was because that's what served us well, and that's what our customers want. >> reporter: for saul's daughter amy, his granddaughter jody and great grandsons david and daniel, peter luger is more than a steak house. it's part of a family legacy >> and your mom marcia also a big part of running this business. >> yes. >> one of the things she did would go to the meat market, tradition that you would carry on. >> right i still do it now. >> what is this instrument that you have it now? >> you grand it. what comes into the business here is only what you select everybody knows they can get a good steak here. >> pick me out a nice piece of meat today. >> you better stay for lunch. >> i'm going to. >> all right this one and this one. >> reporter: women have been a

huge, huge, part of the success of this, going back to your grandmother. >> my grandmother learned the real art of buying meat from a retired grader from the retired usda >> what is the classic pewter luger experience >> the most popular appetizers sliced tomato and on johns served with the sauce and sizzling bacon. >> what is your most popular seller >> the most popular cut is the porter house later on maybe we'll take you down stairs to our holy of holy's the dry ageing room. >> don't tease me with a good time, jody >> hey >> hello. >> how are you, buddy? >> this is beautiful >> who do you wait on? celebrities, politicians, famous athletes, people in the neighborhood >> you name it, we have it. >> dish. give me something. give me a little story. >> i'll turn the cameras off if i have to. isn't there something about john gotti jr. we can talk about, no? >> no. >> no. >> there he is how are you doing, buddy

>> this is the bacon ♪ >> that's delicious. my gosh. what a beautiful thing to mess with other waiters, danny, have you ever taken the medium rare one and switched with it a well-done one? >> it's illegal. >> that's it here we are. >> wow >> hey >> there it is >> this is -- >> you make this >> oh, yeah. >> have a seat. >> how long have you been here >> oh, since 9:00 today. >> i knew you were going to say that. >> i would like to go to the holy of holy's now. >> let's check it out. >> amy's grandson david gay me a tour of the ageing room. wow. look at this the lu-g-er secret to their succulent steak. >> have cameras ever been down here. >> very rarely. >> get it rarely, it's a steak joke very medium rarely are there cameras down here. where's the beef i think we found it. saul's great grandson daniel

brought me back to luger's kitchen to learn how it was done. >> oh my god look at this place beautiful. >> big old 40 ounce porter house. >> yep. >> and we're going to throw it right on top of here. >> straight on. >> how hot is this action? >> these get up to 1,000 degrees. >> no seasoning. no sauteing. >> you're going to season just salt just trying to form a crust really most of that salt will fall off when you flip it >> then what, push it in. >> push it in and let it go. >> how chaotic is this whole area >> eight broilers. >> 1,000 degrees each. >> like an episode of the fair here. >> you don't leave the kitchen if the steak ain't sizzling. >> sizzling. look at that beauty. ♪ right in the butter. best steak ever. >> you cooked it >> yeah. >> doggie bag for the rest of this. >> dint want you to miss out harry come out from peter luger

he has been there since 1943 he has seen it all there no, not that long. but harry -- >> long enough >> this is the delicious porter house steak here harry will sesh it for you all. >> i love steak at 9:00 a.m. >> typically when you bring the steak, a hair under to you, the plate comes to hot it will keep cooking the meat maybe another three to five degrees to bring it up just a little bit >> the juices. >> what's going on, wow. >> people are cooking it almost on their plate other than it comes out. it is ready to go. >> did you learn anything at the steak house that you applied to your own grilling now. >> it's difficult to replicate this at home because of the high heat of the ovens. but they cook with generations of tender loving care, peter luger. we appreciate them letting us in being in the ageing ro good morning.

it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. a san pablo man accused of murdering his wife and mother-in-law is set to be arraigned today even though their bodies have never been found. the man first reported the two women missing allegedly telling investigators that the two drove to southern california following a family argument. officers in december. spotted him driving his wife's car. the hearing is supposed to get the hearing is supposed to get m.der way about 1 p.

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