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breaking overnight, alabama passes a new law to protec a major move in the battle over fertility treatments >> and it's giving renewed hope to thousands of families it's march the 7th, this is "today." breaking overnight, alabama passes a new law to protect ivf treatments after that controversial ruling on frozen embryos. clinics that were forced to pause procedures now racing to reopen this morning, what it means for couples, the potential impact in other states, and the critics who say that law did not go far enough high stakes. president biden preparing to deliver his state of the union address tonight. a speech that comes at a key moment in his presidency and the 2024 race. so, what does he need to say and show to convince voters that he deserves another four years?whi. crack down. >> we know people feel unsafe. >> the national guard now being deployed t we're live at the white house. crackdown. >> we know people feel unsafe. >> the national guard now being deployed to new york's subway system, one of the major cities nationwide taking drastic measures to deal with a surge in crime. behind bars.

the woman in charge of guns on the "rust" movie set convicted of involuntary manslaughter. just ahead, new reaction from the victim's family and jury and how this case could impact alec baldwin's upcoming trial super soaker heavy rain triggers flood warnings across the northeast. the next storm already on the move down south. we'll have the full weekend forecast all of that, plus, sailing history. into history [ cheers and applause a daring adventurer enters the record books, just hours ago the first american woman to race solo around the world, and we will celebrate with her, when she joins us for an exclusive live interview and golden girl. she's the adorable toddler with a very grown-up hair style, taking the internet by storm >> she has us rolling daily. >> we can't wait for miss evelyn may to share her joy and a few hard candies with us, right here in studio 1a today, thursday, march 7th,

2024 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. well, good morning welcome to "today. thanks for joining us on a thursday morning a good thursday morning with this little evelyn may >> do we need this smile >> evelyn may, the 20-month-old toddler. she's taken the world by storm, because she has that old-fashioned hairdo always has a werther"s in handi. we look forward to that a bit later in the show. we also have a good conversation coming up with col she's ready to pose. she's probably in hair and makeup right now if you think that hairstyle just happens -- >> that has a little aquanet going. >> maybe some dippity-do, as well we look forward to that later in the show we also have a good conversation with cole brauer. remember that name this is the moment she made history early this morning, becoming the first american woman to race around the entire world alone, after spending 130 days at sea, she will join us

live in just a moment. >> she has a great story but we will start with that breaking news overnight in alabama. the governor signing a bill into law that protects in vitro fertilization, after the state supreme court ruled that embryos are children >> so under this new law, clinics and patients using ivf will not be held criminally responsible if an embryo is destroyed. the state's largest hospital saying it is moving now to promptly resume treatments, adding, we will continue to assess developments. >> but at least one clinic is saying, it's waiting on further legal clarification before reopening. nbc's senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett, is here with details. laura, good morning. >> hey, hoda, good morning to you. it's been only two weeks since that court decision brought ivf in alabama to a virtual standstill the reaction and frustration so palpable, lawmakers actually managed to pass new legislation in record time but questions still remain this morning about whether this new law can fully accomplish what it set out to do. >> reporter: this morning,

fertility patients and doctors in alabama hoping a new law will now pave the way for them to restart ivf treatments left on hold for the last two weeks. >> all right, 29 aye, 1 nay, the senate concurs >> reporter: the new legislation signed overnight by republican governor kay ivy meant to shield ivf clinics from costly lawsuits civil damages now also sharply limited, if an embryo is damaged or destroyed >> this bill gives us the ability to immediately offer ivf care to our patients >> reporter: state lawmakers under pressure to pass something, fast, after the alabama supreme court found tro in the state to worry more lawsuits could follow, abruptly halting all ivf procedures. now some fertili parents could sue for wrongful death when their frozen embryos were destroyed, causing clinics in the state to worry more lawsuits could follow, abruptly halting all ivf procedures now, some fertility clinics in the state still evaluating the new landscape. the university of alabama at birmingham, the state's largest

hospital, saying, it's moving to promptly resume treatments, but adding, we will continue to assess developments. but one clinic at the center of the state's supreme court case telling local outlets, quote, we are not reopening until we have legal clarification. patients like megan cole, left in limbo for weeks, now hoping to restart the ivf process once again, with the help of a surrogate. >> we're hopeful that although this has been probably the worst two weeks of our lives, that it will get back on track and we can move forward >> reporter: but some lawmakers acknowledge the new law is only a temporary fix, doing nothing to tackle the underlying reasoning of the court decision, equating frozen embryos to children >> we're not adjusting the court's central issue is by putting a band-aid on a hemorrhaging wound when we're talking about refusing to address the actual constitutional crisis that we have created >> so, laura, some clinics are saying, let's wait a minute.

there's still a legal limbo that exists, that the politicians in alabama are trying to fix this, saying, okay, that state supreme court doesn't say what you think it might say but there's still kind of a legal gray area here >> yes, because they can still be sued, because, obviously, the supreme court decision trumps everything, right? that's the highest court in the state. and they have still said that embryos are children all this does is cap the damages, right all this does is just reduce the money damages, that the clinics would have to pay if any of the embryos are destroyed. >> so it shrinks liability, but in no way -- they can't go in there and reverse what the alabama supreme court did. >> no. but the clinics say it does provide some comfort, but again, it all depends on how much risk they're willing to take. >> all right laura, thank you very much well, in politics, president biden delivers his third state of the union address tonight it's a high-stakes speech at a pivotal moment for the country and for the re-election campaign we've got two reports. we'll start with nbc's senior white house correspondent, gabe gutierrez. good morning to you. >> hey, savannah, good morning with the exit of nikki haley,

the biden/trump rematch is taking shape, and the stakes could not be higher. the president is expected to lay out his vision for a second term and propose new taxes on large companies and billionaires with the race for the white house kicking into high gear after super tuesday, this morning, president biden is preparing to deliver perhaps the most significant address of his presidency >> the president will outline an agenda that is about continuing to build on the progress that we've made over the last three years. >> reporter: the president expected to hammer several themes in this state of the union address, an improving economy, reproductive rights, and preserving democracy and despite trailing mr. trump in recent polls on securing the border, president biden is expected to highlight his immigration policies, after house republicans tanked a bipartisan border security bill. still, he faces a slew of challenges, as election season ramps up, persistent voter concerns about his age, his handling of the israel/hamas war, with some democrats voicing

their disapproval by voting "uncommitted" in recent primaries, and high food prices due to inflation >> contact my office, i'll give you a copy of the proposal >> reporter: last year, some republican members of congress interrupted his address. this year, the white house says -- >> he's ready for anything as you saw him literally do that last year. >> reporter: the speech coming as the general election rematch takes shape, after donald trump won almost every super tuesday state, his rival, nikki haley, suspended her campaign that. >> the former president securing the endorsement of mitch mcconnell who had sharply criticized him over his conduct on january 6th. recent >> it is now up to donald trump to earn the votes of those in our party and beyond it who did not support him. and i hope he does that. >> reporter: the former president securing the endorsement of mitch mcconnell, who had sharply criticized him over his conduct on january 6th. recent polls show mr. trump leading president biden within the margin of error, and after

skipping gop primary debates, mr. trump is now calling on president biden to debate him anytime, anywhere, any place >> he's the worst president in the history of our country >> reporter: the biden campaign won't commit to a debate just yet, saying that's a conversation we'll have at the appropriate time, and urging mr. trump to watch the state of the union. after tonight's address, the biden campaign is planning a travel blitz to battleground states in the coming weeks, savannah >> all right, gabe thank you. i want to turn to kristen welker, moderator of "meet the press" kristen, good morning. the president has two challenges tonight. the state of the union is about policy, what do you want to do if you get a second term, but also about performance how he appears and how americans assess him >> savannah, that's absolutely right. in fact, the performance is going to be as important as the policy tonight look, he is going to make a case for why there should be another four years of joe biden. we've heard him in recent weeks really focus on why voters shouldn't vote for trump tonight, the focus is about him. i've been talking to outside

allies who say, look, he's got to do more than just deliver a list he's got to tell a story about the biden presidency i expect he will do that, but to your point about the performance aspect of this, savannah, look, these are two candidates who are seniors, we know that, but if you look at the polls, voters express more concerns about the president's age and ability to serve another four years he's got to show that fight that we saw in gabe's piece we know the white house is prepared for it. we also know that speaker johnson has urged his conference to show restraint tonight, but will they listen, given that we're in the middle of this fraught re-election campaign, we'll see how that plays out in th savannah >> yeah, i think we saw some hecklers last year we'll see how that plays out in the chamber. let's talk about the republican response i think you reported that there had been a moment where former president trump was considering doing it himself who is going to deliver that republican response? >> that's right. former president trump had talked a little bit about it and his team, i think, decided the

stakes probably not right for him to do that so alabama senator katie britt, a 42-year-old mom, is going to be delivering the response this is notable. she will talk about ivf, what you were just talking about, with laura, that fight, she'll try to appeal to suburban women voters, those all-important voters, straddle that line, also, between this trump re-election campaign and also, making the case that republicans do favor expanding reproductive rights but savannah, this has been a real challenge for republicans we've seen it in past elections. can they find a way to talk about this issue that is so galvanizing for voters >> all right, kristen, thank you. of course, we will bring you live coverage of tonight's state of the union and the republican response we get started at 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific here on nbc and of course, on nbc news now

and nbcnews.com as well. also this morning, here in new york, riders on the nation's largest subway system will be seeing more police officers, even national guard troops on those rails. it's part of a new safety push to deal with the recent rise in crime. nbc's stephanie gosk joins us from times square request that story. hey, steph, good morning >> reporter: good morning. you know, a subway conductor was hit over the head with a glass bottle in the bronx on wednesday, just a few days after another subway conductor was slashed with a sharp object in brooklyn those are just two of the violent assaults that have happened in the new york city transit system in recent weeks, and it's why commuters in this station and other stations busy. over 3.6 million people take the new york city subway every day. >> i'm always mindful of m like this one this morning will see more nypd officers and even the national guard over 3.6 million people take the new york city subway every day >> i'm always mindful of my environment, i'm always looking. >> reporter: this morning, the national guard will be checking bags, after a rash of violent assaults on the nation's largest

train system one high-profile case, this horrifying moment a woman smashed cellist ian forest in the head while he was performing on a subway platform >> a lot of pain, i didn't know what happened. >> reporter: the increased security part of the new york governor's plan to crack down on crime. >> these brazen, heinous attacks on our subway system will not be tolerated. >> reporter: it builds on the 1,000 additional nypd officers new york city's mayor ordered to patrol the trains last month, after a reported 45% spike in transit crimes in january. the latest gallup poll finds 77% of americans believe crime is on the rise nationwide, but that perception is not the reality in most places. the fbi says violent crime is actually on the decline, after a nationwide surge in 2020 still, some cities are facing big challenges in philadelphia, eight teenagers were shot at a city bus stop, just hours after the transit police chief there pledged an

aggressive push against all crimes on public transportation. >> we're going to target every criminal code on the books >> reporter: despite the national trends, washington, d.c. saw an historic spike in violent crimes last year, up 39%. >> if the bill is approved unanimously. >> reporter: the d.c. council passed a massive bill aimed to make the district safer, including increased penalties for some gun offenses, and expanding the definition of carjacking here in new york city, transit chief michael kemper says the increased police presence on subways is a deterrent >> if anyone is thinking of ood going to get caught. >> reporter: here in new york city hav coming into the subway system with a weapon, there's probably a good chance they're going to get caught >> reporter: civil liberties groups here in new york city have called the governor's plan overreach and overreaction meanwhile, the nypd reminds people, millions of people take this system every day, without incident they do say it is worth taking

their long-standing advice on how to stay safe watch your things, and lower the volume on those headsets that you wear or take them out entirely, hoda >> all right, steph gosk, thanks so much. we take the subway a lot >> almost every day. >> fastest way to get around in new york glad there's extra protection. >> absolutely. let's say good morning to craig. what you got this morning? >> good morning. good morning to you as well. some new video is now emerging from that frightening incident on a united airlines flight this week as you can see, flames shot from one of the engines, forcing the crew to make an emergency landing. nbc's senior correspondent tom costello covers aviation for us. tom, what happened here? good morning to you. >> this looks like an engine or a compressor stall that happens when there's an air flow disruption in the engine and it causes the engine to spit fire out the back. usually not a serious risk to the plane. but pilots do need to get that plane on the ground as soon as possible >> reporter: it was a terrifying few moments caught on video at altitude

>> ladies and gentlemen, we realize something happened outside. >> reporter: flames shooting out of the engine of a united airlines flight, possibly an engine stall, as the plane departed houston en route to ft. myers earlier this week. >> stall in the left engine. >> reporter: the aircraft, a boeing 737, made an emergency landing back in texas. united calls it an engine issue, adding, the flight landed safely and the passengers deplaned normally boeing does not provide the engines for the planes eliot trexler was onboard. >> this is not a normal bump that you would hear when you were flying.hing bad had happened. that combined with the plane nosediving and seein this was a loud explosion. there was no question in any of our minds that something bad had happened that combined with the plane nosediving and seeing the flames >> reporter: it's the latest midair scare for passengers caught on video, and it comes during the ongoing fallout from that alaska airlines flight blowout back in january, when a

door plug flew off the boeing 737 max 9 moments after takeoff. ntsb chair jennifer hammendy criticized boeing in scathing testimony to a senate committee wednesday. >> boeing has not provided us with the documents and the information that we have requested numerous times over the past few months. >> reporter: investigators' initial findings determine fewer critical bolts that literally hold the door to the jet's fuselage were missing. boeing says it had provided the detailed information, including a full list of individuals on the 737 door team to the ntsb. but adds in a statement, if a door plug removal had not been documented, it would have no documentation to share today, after a long inspection process, the plane involved in that blowout, along with the entire fleet, is back in the air. and the ntsb chair did confirm that those inspections have not turned up any missing bolts on any other max-9s in service. the faa also said this week an

audit of boeing's manufacturing line found multiple instances of failure to comply with quality control procedures the faa giving boeing 90 days to implement that plan, to address those issues boeing says it will do, and it is doing exactly that. craig? >> all right our senior correspondent, tom costello, tom. thank you. let's turn back to the weather now, the rest of dylan's forecast good morning >> good morning, guys. the rain we had with this most recent east coast storm is mostly up into new england, down across down east maine that storm will continue to exit and here we go with the next one. this will move through the plain states today, down into southern oklahoma, into kansas, and could see stronger storms and heavier rain. especially down through mississippi and alabama and moving through georgia, the panhandle of florida, heavy rain. we could see even hail and damaging wind gusts. we can't rule out tornados, and as we go into saturday that's going to make its way into the carolinas and up into the north east as well. we could see in some areas down south as much as 4 to 8 inches

of rain. so that could lead to a flooding risk with this next storm system moving through. that's a look at the weather across the country. well-get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. and more about discovering magic. rich is being able to keep your loved ones close. and also send them away. rich is living life your way. and having someone who can help you get there. the key to being rich is knowing what counts. good thursday morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. we are going to see clouds to start but eventually clearing out. in san francisco we will see high temperatures up to about 60 degrees later today. for some of our inland spots like the south bay into the east bay, it will be in the low 60s. a bit of a cool day but we will

enjoy sunshine and warmer temperatures tomorrow. some changes ahead for the weekend. by saturday rain chances come ba forecast >> dylan, thank you. still ahead this morning, new details on the guilty verdict in the first trial tied to the fatal shooting on that "rust" movie set. nbc's chloe melas following the story. chloe, good morning. >> good morning. the jury deliberated for just over two hours and they delivered a partial guilty verdict. we'll have more for you coming up. up. all right, chloe ( ♪♪ )

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including, today is the day pg&e customers will learn if rates will go higher. they are expected to raise rates another $5 per month on top of the $35 per month rate hike that took place in january. the utility tells the cpuc more money is needed to fund wildfire safety work costing more than $5 million. the new rate hikes could take effect as soon as may. a live look in san francisco this morning. that's where later this morning mayor london breed delivers her annual state of the city address. san franciscans are already providing a blueprint for change. this week they showed support for ballot measures backed by the mayor, one to create new housing and to tighten public assistance rules. the state of the city address starts at 11:00 a.m. let's get a check of our

thursday morning forecast with meteorologist, kari hall. >> we are starting out with clouds but headed for sunshine today. it will be a nice one, but on the cool side as we head for 65 as a high and then back in the upper 30s for tonight. tomorrow, slightly warmer as dry weather continues. then a chance of rain on saturday. a quick-moving shower possible and staying cloudy on sunday as we spring forward. also watching out for scattered showers early next week. for san francisco, we will see temperatures in the low 60s for today, and once again, just a touch warmer tomorrow. we are going to have cool weather continuing through the next seven days and off and on showers for the weekend.

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>> she's gone viral. so cute. >> she's adorable. >> sweet >> really looking forward to that coming up in a few minutes. first, we have a lot of news to get to in this half hour. we'll start with new developments in the case that we've been really closely following for two and a half years now. >> the armorer on the "rust" movie set is in custody this morning after being found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting of the film's cinematographer. >> nbc's chloe melas is here good morning >> good morning. the 26-year-old hannah gutierrez-reed is now await in sentencing for that charge the family of halyna hutchins says they are happy with the decision alec baldwin will go on trial this summer and many are wondering if this verdict will help or hurt him more than two years after cinematographer halyna hutchins was fatally shot on the new mexico set of the alec bald win-led movie "rust," hannah gutierrez-reid has been

found guilty the jury deliberated for just two and a half hours juror albert sanchez spoke to nbc's dana griffin moments after the verdict came down. >> you have live rounds there and you don't even know it, you're not checking them, there's a problem. >> reporter: the 26-year-old in custody awaiting sentencing could face up to 18 months in state prison when the verdict was read, gutierrez-reed remained stone faced while her mother sobbed. during the trial, gutierrez-reed's actions leading up to the shooting came under fire >> she was negligent, careless, thoughtless. >> emotional testimony, detailing the moments after hutchins was shot. >> what did you say? >> are you all right? >> did she respond? >> yes. she said, i can't feel my legs. >> halls took thoughtless. deadly weapon last year. defense attorney jason bowles,

who doubled down on blaming baldwin in closing arguments, says they will appeal the verdict. >> the evidence wasn't sufficient to convict. >> reporter: in a statement, hutchins' family responding to the verdict, saying in part, we are satisfied that the jury found gutierrez-reed guilty for her part in the taking of helana's life and look forward to the justice system continuing to make sure that everyone else who was responsible for her death is required to face the legal consequences for their actions. this summer, baldwin, who was holding the gun when it discharged, will face one charge of involuntary manslaughter. the actor has pleaded not guilty and has repeatedly denied responsibility >> i didn't pull the trigger >> reporter: the verdict bringing this tragic hollywood story one step closer to an ending nbc news has reached out to alec baldwin's attorneys for comment, but we have not yet heard back his criminal trial is set to begin in july. >> all right, chloe melas, thanks let's turn for more to our senior correspondent laura

jarrett who is with us once again. laura, it was a mixed verdict, but on the key charge, it's a guilty finding, involuntary manslaughter it's essentially criminal negligence >> and prosecutors had put on a pretty compelling case that she just didn't do her job she had one job that day, it was to check the gun, and she didn't properly do it and not only that, they've showed at this trial but there were live rounds sitting on that set for days that were simply not discovered, through negligence or however, you know, they wanted to put it, but it just shows the atmosphere on the set. >> so also looming over this trial was alec baldwin do you think that this verdict helps him or hurts him >> i think on balance, this is probably working in his favor, because the person who was supposed to actually check the remember, a different jury, same judge, and the prosecutors, they now get sort of a sneak p weapon, they now have a guilty verdict in that case, but remember, a different jury, same judge, and the prosecutors, they now get sort of a sneak preview of exactly how they're going to put on the case. they've now heard the exert testimony. and for baldwin, this is a battle of the experts. because his experts will say, actors don't have an obligation to open the gun and check it

but his experts will say, no, that set, he was the boss, he was the one sort of leading the charge and being relaxed with the safety protocols >> laura, any chance at this point that he might still strike a deal with prosecutors? >> it seems unlikely at this point. his lawyers have been so bullish on the fact that they have a strong case, and the prosecutors are so dug in on going forward with this, it just seems like the two sides are too far apart at this point, craig >> laura, thank you very much. still ahead, a first look at this new documentary, capturing the life and career of the wild and crazy guy, the legendary steve martin carson will have that for us coming up in "popstart." but first, another domino set to fall in the streaming password-sharing crackdown brian cheung's looking into it for us hey, brian >> good morning. if you're using a neighbor's account or maybe a college roommate's account, you might get booted off we'll tell you about what service is doing that and when others might do the same, on the other side

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we're back 7:40 this morning on "today's" consumer, yet another crackdown on sharing your password. >> do not look at me i only share it with a couple of people >> brace yourself. if you're a fan of shows like "succession" "house of dragon," "curb. max is now the latest to announce suspensions >> we'll not out anyone for sharing. >> raise your hand if you've shared >> not outside my household. have you >> i have not shared knowingly >> oh, my god! >> knowingly okay. >> i'm sorry, do you need a lawyer >> put your hand up! >> okay, good. >> knowingly >> so when is all of this supposed to happen, this cracking down business >> so warner brothers discovery, which is the company behind max, says it's going to happen later on this year, and they're going to roll this out through 2025. it's not going to happen immediately for anyone that is password sharing, but once that does happen, the limitations will be just to your household if your neighbor or perhaps a

family friend, you might get booted off soon. >> netflix did it, disney plus did it, now max is doing it. what do we know about the impact this is having on the streaming services >> and they're not going to be the only ones. disney, which has disney plus, hulu, espn plus, they changed the terms of agreement to say that starting march 14th, they could start booting people off, if you're outside of the household. that will be a big deal. march 14th, next week. >> but it's working. the reason they're following is because netflix cracked down and got more subscribers, did they not? >> yeah. so netflix was the first to do it if you're going to boot people off of the subscriptions and also charge them more -- >> they're raising prices, too >> they raised prices, as well >> that's not fair >> the thing is, it resulted in them getting 13 million new global subscribers in the fourth quarter last year. the greatest fourth quarter they've ever had >> so they charged the people who were bounced off more money to get on. so they were going free -- >> but it worked >> which is why everyone's following. >> yeah.

so again, they raised the plans in some cases by $3 a month, but they got more subscribers because that's the power of the catalog. people want their streaming, they'll pay for it >> doesn't netflix kind of have to do this, because it had sort of reached the limit -- from a business perspective, something had to change for netflix, right? >> yeah. and the other thing, too, it's expensive to make content. and i think that's the bigger story for them they have a huge catalog it costs them a lot of money to make that. >> what if you have friends who are like family? does that count? >> i don't know if that will -- i don't know if that's - >> she needs a lawyer now too. >> yeah, yeah. >> oh -- >> thank you, brian. >> dylan dreyer doesn't steal!u. >> your mother's account? >> my mother's account. i'm her daughter, i should be allowed to use it. let's talk about temperatures. she doesn't share. >> i did until netflix booted me off my mom's accounts, so. >> your mother's account >> my mother's account i'm her daughter, i should be allowed to use it. let's talk about temperatures. you know what i love about spring you get those days every once in a while that just feel like summer is coming and we are going to see that over the next couple of days cincinnati, you'll feel like it's close to 60 degrees

pittsburgh will feel like 60 that's 12 degrees above average. new york, still around 50. it's slightly above average, but warmer air is coming buffalo gets into the 60s tomorrow, cincinnati, 60s. clarksburg, west virginia, up around 66 degrees. philadelphia, 57 and as we go into the weekend, we'll see some cooler days, in omaha, 50 on saturday, but 70 on monday that will feel real nice minneapolis, st. paul, saturday, 45, up to 62 degrees by monday even out in rapid city on monday, it should be up to about 66 degrees so we'll get those cooler days and those warmer days, it does come with some cold fronts that will trigger some storms, and that's where we could see our storms today across the southern plains those will move into the gulf coast tomororrow.murse. we have more sunshine on the way. we are finally drying out for a couple days from all of the stormy weather. today and tomorrow, you can enjoy that sunshine. then it will be split between a chance of showers on saturday, cloudy conditions on sunday as we spring forward into daylight

saving time. next week we have a chance of seeing a few showers as we go into the parts >> and that's your latest forecast >> all right, dylan, thank you just ahead, look, but don't touch. the rare sea creature now washing ashore, and there's a new warning for millions of spring breakers heading to the beach. what is that?! >> that story and a can't-miss morning boost coming up right after this and a gangster's outta style. i got back to my roots... we come from a long line of cowboys. my grandfather, my great-grandfather, my aunt even rode horses. when i see all of us out here on this ranch, i see how far our legacy can go. (♪♪) if advanced lung cancer has you searching for possibilities, discover a different first treatment.

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>> hey, guys, good morning. these rare creatures can be found in the water in the south, but they can also start washing up, and you might see them adds you're walking along the beach this time of year or playing with the kids in the with the kids in the sand, and that's because of these southeast winds that help to usher in the spring season, but are washing these ashore and these little guys are tiny they are only about the size of a quarter when they wash up, and while they might look cute and look like fun, experts are warning, they are nothing to play with. >> whoa! >> what is this? >> it's a site many beachgoers have never seen. >> it's a pokemon. >> it's actually known as a blue dragon and you should not catch 'em all. though the bright blue and silver sea slugs may look like fun. >> this is what they look like >> oh, my gosh, that's beautiful. >> if you were to see one of these on the beach, what would you do >> i'd try to pick it up >> i would have touched it

>> it is cool looking. >> yeah. >> but i have heard that they're really dangerous >> reporter: she's right as spring breakers flock to beaches, researchers are warning that wherever there's warm water, these tiny creatures are likely around and they can pack a very mean sting. >> it would be a three to five times what a man of war sting would be >> reporter: jaise tunnel is a marine biologist who has spent years combing the beaches in texas. >> this is what the blue dragon feeds on >> exactly >> reporter: blue dragons feed on toxins from the portuguese man of war and other jelly fish-like organisms, toxins that the blue dragon will release if threatened or agitated >> you will know immediately ifl feel like somebody has needles that they're scraping across your skin. >> reporter: bad reactions can cause vomiting and disorientation, prompting a trip to the er. you are stung by a blue dragon it will be intense pain, it will feel like somebody has needles that they're scraping across your skin. >> reporter: bad reactions can cause vomiting and disorientation, prompting a trip

to the e.r if you're stung, experts say, do pour vinegar or warm water on the site, but don't get in the ocean or rub it with sand. and those blue dragons don't have to ruin your day at the beach, either. if you follow one simple rule. >> leave it alone. they should take photos of it, but do not touch it. >> reporter: and that's, of course, something to keep in mind if you're bringing young kids to the beach. experts say to just chat with them before you get to the beach and let them know to talk to an adult before they touch anything that looks unfamiliar. also keep an eye out for your pets but of course, feel free to admire them, take pictures, videos, just resist the urge to touch them >> look, don't touch >> all right, priscilla. >> is that a texas thing >> do you have an urge to touch that thing i don't. i have an urge to run. >> i would grab it immediately >> i wouldn't even go in the water. >> you don't really like oceans, though >> says who? >> she's -- >> i thought you didn't like the strange things in the ocean. >> yeah, they creep me out -- i can bathe on the edge. >> you don't like air, do you? >> you have a whole third hour to argue over that coming up, dolly parton

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the mayor will make the case her policies are working in the city, and the state of city address is happening this morning at 11:00, and we will bring you updates on the air and online at nbcbayarea.com. cinthia pimentel in for kari right now. >> i think people can leave the umbrella at home for the next few days, laura. we will be in for a drier and warmer next couple of days until we go into friday. temperatures are warming up a little bit. saturday is the next rain chance and we will continue with cloudy skies in the early parts of next week with scattered showers here and there. don't forget to move your clocks forward one hour sunday night. next week we will dry out after we go on to tuesday, and then i am looking at temperatures that will start looking more like spring. we have cloudy conditions to deal with today and through the weekend and early parts of next

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>> yes >> so what made you decide to go into this bouffant -- my mom di first little haircut and trimmed it up, and after her blowout, we were like, let's tease it a little bit. >> is there aquanet in there? >> no aquanet, but a lot of hair

spray. >> well, her hair was kind of will have so much fun -- >> yeah. >> what happened >> we had no idea. you know, i love to watch all the the tiktoks of babies and stuff. i was like, you know, this would be really, really cute and i'm going to put it on tiktok and so when i did, i just was like, oh, you know, and then -- >> another post -- >> then what happened? >> then it kept getting like notifications after notification, and i was like, wait a minute. >> and i was like, this is big this is really big >> my husband was like, have you checked tiktok lately? >> so what do you think it is? >> by the way, we are sitting in the lanai of the golden girl -- this is all because we're feeling the vibe so what kind of reaction have you been getting, and has your little daughter been getting on the street >> it's been -- well, no one has recognized us on the street yet. >> not yet >> no, not yet but we have been like -- we have

been overwhelmed with love and support from everyone. it's been a really great experience >> by the way, it's so delightful, it makes everybody so happy the minute we saw evelyn may, first of all, we love her name everything is perfect for her. does she like wearing the shoulder pads and the whole nine and the broaches is she into that >> surprisingly, she's been,tode yeah, she's been -- she is a toddler, so sometimes she's not in the mood, but -- >> by the way, i have to tell you, we were all comparing her to our kids, and we said, this child is the most well-behaved child of all of our kids we said, our kids could never. y'all flew from texas. she's here, she's been up all morning getting her hair teased up generous, she gave you this -- okay, some of the comments people are writing have been this. evelyn may was my first grade teacher and she hasn't aged today. i just know she has a cookie tin full o and look at how amazing she is let me read you -- >> thank you >> and she's so generous, she gave you this -- okay, some of the comments people are writing

have been this evelyn may was my first grade teacher and she hasn't aged a day. i just know she has a cookie tin full of sewing supplies. i need place an avon order when she has time y'all must have been in hysterics reading these. >> that's the best part. is all the comments. >> yeah, it is >> and you know what else this is doing, the world is heavy the world is heavy we are tired and you know what evelyn may just did she just made everything a little bit brighter. y'all did that this little girl -- i know she's always made your days and now she's making ours. we know she's like a clutch. and this is full of werther's originals. >> that's very important >> we've got d grk erk rrard, this is our friend he would like to give you a little "today" filled clutch do you like that she can have her own "today" show clutch. is there something inside? you know what's inside we packed it full of -- >> can you open? >> werther's originals, because every grandma has -- and you know what else she needs, a little tissue to stick right inside there >> do you want that?

>> we want to say thank you. y'all brightened our day this little girl is a bright light. she's going to look back when she gets older and just crack up or she'll be really mad. >> yeah. >> either/or >> bye bye! see you later. can you say bye! >> all right thank you so much, sweetie coming up next, our friends and best-selling authors, isaac and jasmine are fueling up at our coffee cart, getting ready to fill our spring with the season's best book picks but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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authors, both of them, isaac fitzgerald, jasmine gillry welcome back >> thank you so much >> thank you >> welcome back. >> i love this jacket! >> you know what, you beat me to it, because, i, sir, love that now that we've complimented each other -- jess, you always look good let's start with some fiction. our first pick is coming from you. what's this piece of fiction you're wild about? >> "wandering stars" by tommy orange is a capital "n" novel. it is gripping from its first pages to its very last pages it tackles the way that this country tried to erase native american culture and the way that that bloody path hangs heavy on the never-ending present, especially by those who have been severed from their legacies but this book also, it has action, it has suspense, this is a great, strong book the characters in the first debut, which is "there there," this was amazing, are here but you don't need to read this

book but once you read it and love it, you'll want to read that, too. >> you get us so excited about books. let's talk about this juicy rom com you like -- it's called -- "the partner plot. it's about two high school sweethearts who reunite in las vegas. and they don't get married in las vegas, but then they have to pretend to their families that they did, and their whole little small town and so, and then you know, they talk about all sorts of things that have happened in the ten years since they've been together they haven't seen each other for ten years, it really goes into change you and sort of often how you think something that was disappointing to you is such a big deal when other so much about like, how you grow and change as a person, like, what the disappointments that you had to endure, how they change you and sort of often how you think something that was disappointing to you is such a big deal when other people see it as just, you know, a bump in the road and it really like made me think so much about life and love and other people i loved it >> life and love

>> let's go from life and love to a piece of nonfiction here. this one, this is a book about grief. >> this is life and loss this is, grief is for people by sloan crossly. it finds sloan grappling with a break-in in her apartment, and shortly thereafter, the death by suicide of a dear friend and mentor just powerful, powerful stuff. but what i love about this book, it is a mourning book, but it is not dark or grim sloan crosley has incredible wit, incredible candor, heart breaking honesty this is not trite either it's not dprim but it's not trite. it just is it's a perfect book if you're going through grief yourself, which let's be honest, we all will at one point. >> let's talk about the last fire season. >> "the last fire season" by an manjula martin. this book is set in california it's a memoir and a history of fires, in california and

throughout the world, really, and how they have -- i think, you know, yes, it is about a specific time in california, but there are big wildfires throughout the country, throughout the world, all the time there's some going on right now, and it's about, like, how that shapes us, what fire has done for the world, for good and for bad, and what the change in climate is going to mean for all of us, who either thought we lived in fire country, or didn't >> let's talk about the author's pick here. we always enjoy your individual picks. we've thrown out the rule book for this one >> it's the book of love by kelly link kelly link is one of the most imaginative writers working in america, in the world today. back from the dead? yes. is it mystery? yes. there love? yes. is there magic, does she make it mundane? but is that because her writing is incredible? yes. this book is huge, but such an easy read.

the best way i can describe it, a bunch of steven king, some shirley jackson, some magic, it's called "the book of love." i'm taking it. >> i'll take that one. >> and kennedy ryan was h thing called "the book of love." i love that. >> i'll take that one. >> and kennedy ryan was here on the show yesterday >> i know! she is wonderful this is her brand-new book here's my warning about this book do not start this book unless you can devote the rest of your day to reading it. because as soon as i started, anything that got in my way of reading it, i was angry and resentful. i was like talking -- my dog wanted to go for a walk, and i was like, i'm reading right now! this book just gets into you and you just have to keep reading. it is a romance, but it is also about two people like going through difficult times and then learning to like love each other, but get support from one another in a very beautiful way. i love it. >> this has been great we'll put the other two books on the website, thank you both, as always, for getting us so excited about books.

>> thanks for having us. >> thank you >> you can find these picks, and some bonus picks for the kids as well on today.com/books. mr. daley? >> you can make me read any book you can sell me! this is an empty book! there's nothing on the pages now, read it i would be like, this is amazing! this is incredible our favorite kind of book over here, at least mine, a cookbook. lighty hoyt is here with a brand-new dinner dish. the book is full of practical recipes. this is a great shrimp one we'lmake it.

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ala vodka represent your style? >> i like to make recipes that are simple and anybody can make. you don't have to be a super experienced chef and don't have to s family >> let's get into it where do we start? >> we're making saucy shrimp ala vodka, on pasta ala vodka with no pasta, just a really rich scream sauce and som shrimp i'll start by sauteing shallots and a little bit of butter or olive oil. i would normally let these cook until they're nice and translucent and softened, but for the sake of today, i'll move along, this is like four cloves of garlic. you can never have too much garlic >> how many recipes in your cookbook >> roughly a hundred >> was it a daunting task? >> it was daunting i spent a year working on it -- red pepper flakes and ground oregano. and some tomato paste. >> there you go. >> thank you such a good helper >> i'm here to help. >> let all of that render down

>> yeah. >> is that the sauce or is that the base >> this is the base of the sauce. we want to let this cook down until the tomato pace is nice and golden and that will add a lot of richness and depth to the sauce. >> i'll work on this, yep. >> yeah. and you work on that we'll add in some crushed tomatoes, canned tomatoes. and this is a great shortcut you don't need fresh tomatoes for this recipe. >> love that >> and some vodka. >> now we're talking >> this is the secret ingredient we got craig melvin's attention. >> there you go. we should sample that vodka. >> it's so good. >> you should sample that vodka. obviously, the alcohol burns off, but what do we get from that vodka >> it's almost like using a white wine or red wine in a recipe >> sorry, ignore that. >> so we'll let that simmer for 8 to 10 minutes. >> we got our shrimp here. deveined, ready to roll. >> yep you can do tails on or tails off. i like tails on, but it's totally up to you. >> i do, too. >> we can do some salt and pepper season pretty generously >> we've got about a minute. >> and we've got our reduced sauce, so add the shrimp right

in >> you don't have to bake this off? >> no, all on the stovetop >> how do you know when the shrimp are done? >> you know when they're done when they start to turn opaque you can't see through them >> this is the key here. >> we'll cream it up, we'll add cream to this, and some grated parm, and a little more vodka to just finish with a little bite and cut through that sauce >> to make life a little bit easier >> yea >> it's so good. >> so i love how the green beans kept this green color. >> yeah. when you blanch groan beans you throw them into boiling water and throw them immediately into a bowl of ice water and that shocks the color i'll do a little oil, the beans, a little garlic. >> a lot of people try pasta ala vodka, but they don't want the carb the pasta >> this is a comforting dinner without being too heavy. >> this is something people will make tonight, lidey. >> oh, i hope so >> thank you >> congrats on the cook book >> very, very happy for you. >> "cooking in real life" is out next week.

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completed a grueling 4-month-long competition to become the first american woman to race all alone in her sailboat, all around the world >> we are so excited to celebrate with her, because cole is with us exclusively but before that, nbc's emilie ikeda has an inside look at her months at sea. hey, 'em >> i'm officially convinced that cole brauer is officially the coolest human on the planet. she's on land again this morning after spending more than 130 days at sea, competing in the global solo challenge. it's a sailing race around the world, and in its inaugural year, one of those ocean racers was an american woman now navigating a new chapter in history. [ cheers and applause >> reporter: sailing into spain, this is a history-making moment for 29-year-old cole brauer, finishing second in the global solo challenge, and becoming the first american woman ever to race nonstop around the world, alone. >> this is really cool

four-month journey at sea, she faced hurricane-force winds and 30-foot waves. >> no! >> watch as rough seas throw brauer across her boat, badly injuring her ribs. >> ugh. >> at another point, brauer and so brauer across her boat, badly injuring her ribs. >> ugh >> reporter: at another point, brauer becoming so dehydrated, she needed an iv, inserting it herself. >> i had had a really rough time, throwing up. >> brauer set off in october and sailed roughly 30,000 miles from spain, down the west coast of africa, over to australia, and around the tip of south america, before returning to the starting point. we talked to brauer 121 days into her historic trip >> you wear so many hats on this journey. >> solo sailors, you have to be able to do everything. you need to be able to take care of yourself, you need to be able to get up, even when you're so exhausted and you have to be

able to fix everything on the boat >> while alone on her boat, brauer used starlink satellited to stay connected with her team in the u.s. and the world on social media >> time for wine >> as i said, pretty big waves. >> sharing candid moments from life at sea, with her more than 450,000 followers. >> it all makes it worth it when you come out here. >> reporter: brauer is the youngest sailor and the only woman of the 16 competitors in the race more than half have already dropped out. she hopes her success will help steer the sport into a more inclusive front. >> it would be amazing if there was just one other girl that saw me and said, oh, i can do that, too. >> well, something tells me she'll be inspiring more than one person cole tells me she wants to continue sailing professionally and is already eyeing her next around-the-world competition, but not before she gets her hand on a cappuccino and a croissant, her two biggest cravings over .

>> she is incredible. our hero! >> absolutely, absolutely. can we welcome her in? let's do it! cole! congratulations! >> cole, first of all, how did it feel to finally get to the end of this grueling race. it was really rough. last night was really awful. i saw almost 58 knots, and so to the end, it was a really rough situation, but i think it's just a really emotional, because i see my parents, i see my friends, my family, i see everyone, and it just becomes this, you know, this dream has become a reality >> it is a dream i mean, cole, we are just sitting here all morning long, marveling at the courage you had to set sail, by yourself, around the world. again, by yourself and there were moments you said

that you could hear towards the end, your boat creaking and you were worried it might actually fail >> yeah, i think that's what happens, is that these man-made objects, they're just not really made to deal with the type of situations that we put them under, and mother nature is incredible, and incredibly strong, and so we just don't really understand how powerful she is and you know, boats are going to start deteriorating. for sure >> mother nature is strong, i think you're stronger. we watched you get thrown across your boat, you cracked a rib, meantime, you still had to navigate, you still had to do all the work how did you manage that after that injury? >>, i wouldn't say that it was very easy, but there really is no option at that point. you're so far away from land there is no rescue, there's no one to come and grab you you have to keep moving along, and keep doing everything. you have to feed yourself.es on.

and you have to use the toilet, you have to go outside, you have to do sail changes, you know, life goes on. and so, even with that, you have to keep working. >> sailing is such a physical job. i love -- i think you told our producer, you're petite, but you aren't dainty. but it is really a male-dominated sport what is your message this morning? what are you hoping to get out of this? >> you're 100% right it's a fully male-dominated world, and i think that it takes a lot of strength to actually push and try to strive into this industry and you know, i really want women to understand that it's possible you have to go through a lot of, you know, bad talk and people treating you poorly and getting paid significantly less, but, in the end, if we -- you know, it's all a numbers game, if we can all kind of work together and come together, i really think

that we can move forward in the industry. >> cole, we are going to say that you should get paid, because what you did was a feat, and all the young girls are watching right now is there anything that you learned about yourself that you didn't already know? >> i think that i was already pretty good at like being alone, and i think that's a super strength i think, also, it's just appreciating all of my friends, family, teammates. i'm usually very good alone, and over this period of being alone, i've actually learned to appreciate people that i have around me. and i didn't know that's what i was going to get out of this >> by the way, did you get the cappuccino and croissant please say yes >> we're begging >> 100%. it was the first thing i asked for two and a half months ago, and we ate like kings and queens together, the whole team definitely it was amazing >> we're super proud of you, cole congratulations! >> congrats! >> thank you guys so much.

>> don't you want your girls to watch her and go, anything's possible. >> yes, i do. i still cannot get over the courage it would take to be out there at sea by yourself. >> i can't even imagine. i wouldn't be able to close my eyes for a second. it's scary. >> she's incredible. we do have storms down through the southern plains. we so awesome we're special going to see them down through texas and the oklahoma and in through arkansas today. temperature wise, it's where some of the warmest temperatures are in the 70s and 80s but as we go through the day today, watch out for those severe storms. a little bit of snow back through the rockies and the west coast finally y looking good thursday morning. i'm cinthia pimentel. we're starting off with clouds in parts of the inland valleys, but it should give way to a mostly sunny afternoon. temperatures are going to feel a little bit like spring. as we go into the weekend, we see a rain chance returning for saturday. sunday looks to be fairly dry

until the afternoon. more unsettled wea and don't forget if you're heading out the door, take us with you look for "today" show radio on sirius xm channel 108. >> why do you hate beaches >> don't you love the callback best part of the morning >> a lot to get to today if i power through, i'll make it all the way. we'll start with savannah's favorite, all of our favorite. the great steve martin there's a new two-part documentary on the way promising to take a deep dive into the legendary comedian's personal and professional life with never-before-seen footage and insights from pals including martin short, tina fey, and jerry seinfeld and diane keaton, just to name a few take a look. >> this guy was getting people so happy >> i always thought, this just does not happen. and it did >> he's the most idolized comedian, everood evening and w

name is steve martin. >> steve martin! >> my whole life is backwards. how did i go from riddled with anxiety in my 30s to 75 and really happy? how did that happen? >> isn't that a great line? riddled in anxiety in my 30s, and at 75, that's when he found true happiness. this looks so good. it's a documentary, in two pieces. starts streaming on appletv plus on march 29th. next up, denzel washington, let's start this next one with an intense training day throwback. >> oh, yeah. >> unfortunately, it doesn't work that way. the good guys, they die first, right? those cool kids and moms, family men, they don't want to catch a stray bullet in the noodle to protect the sheet, you've got to catch the wolf. and it takes a wolf to catch a wolf, you understand >> that's the only clip in the entire movie we could put on now, who would dare to go head-to-head with that oscar

winner, how about jake gyllenhaal, set to take the broadway stage in william shakespeare's "othello." this is the latest on denzel's long packed resume he started with "much to do about nothing," he's performed on stage as "richard iii." "othello" set to open in spring of next year imagine the lines for that denzel and jake gyllenhaal on broadway next up, dolly parton, the queen of country, just booked another 9:00 to 5:00, she's teaming up with her sister, rachael, for a new cookbook called -- this is so dolly -- "good looking cooking," a year of meals dolly dropped the news online yesterday writing, if you're like us and believe that good time and good times are the next best thing to pure love, hello, yes, along with a series of snapshots showing off some of their eye-catching recipes dolly also calling her sissy th

trailer is out for the oscar nominee coleman domingo's next big project, inspired by a true story, the movie follows a man locked up at sing sing prison for a crime he didn't commit. and coleman joined in the film by a cast of best cook other inmates. and get this and coleman joined in the film by a cast of real-life formerly incarcerated actors. this looks oscar-worthy, already. >> this is a clemency hearing for your conviction, 25 to life. since you've been in custody, you've been involved in the theater program? >> all right, gentlemen! let's go >> it's been a program that was established to help people get more in touch with their feelings and help with rehabilitation >> i am gladiator goliath. >> i'm prince hamlet >> and it's turned into something, i don't know, wonderful. >> it's amazing oscars are this sunday this is a film you can put on your calendar for oscar 2025 you were at sing sing and did a

story there. >> yeah, yeah, not that long ago. very similar to this >> might have met one of the cast members >> maybe oh, yeah, there's some footage from the story last year for folks who have never been to sing sing, if you ever get the opportunity to actually go and talk to some of the folks incarcerated there, i would encourage you to do it it is eye opening. >> life changing >> life changing >> your story was great, the idea of re-formatting how you pay a debt back to society through the programs that they have there the movie looks fantastic. and "sing sing" is the name of it it is in theaters in july. quickly, we'll get to "show gun," this new spin-off of the 1980s nbc series just broke a major hulu record. >> what kind of man wields power in a land like this? the one they open or the one you'll never see >> when i die here, likely, war is coming.

>> okay? >> i'll take your "bridgerton" and raise you "shogun. it dropped last week and is taking streaming by storm. the premiere of the ten-episode series brought in 9 million views across the globe, through hulu, disney plus, and star plus and it's the number one premiere of an fx series on hulu, taking over for "the bear," second season won the title last summer "shogun. >> we've been hearing -- we have a sweet, sweet girl. the youngest member of the golden girls hi, evelyn may how are you? she's got her beautiful hairstyle and her perfect purse and her little broach and she's spreading joy in studio 1a can you wave and say hi? >> it's like a real-life boost >> but first, your local news and weather.

good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. south bay transit leaders today vote on a long planned light rail extension in east san jose. the nearly three-mile line would stretch between east ridge transit center and the alum rock station. advocates have been calling for this extension for two decades now, arguing it would address longstanding inequities, but it would cost about $650 million. leaders are expected to vote today on finalizing a contractor. let's get the weather with cinthia pimentel. >> let's stick in san jose.

you can keep the umbrella away for now. yes, there are clouds out there right now, temperature 54 degrees. just after lunchtime we should get more peeks of sunshine and temperatures at 62 degrees this afternoon. we're going to stick with drier weather today and tomorrow. tomorrow will start to feel a little bit like spring, but the weekend has cloud cover and a chance of rain on saturday. going into next week that should stick around monday and tuesday, but the sun retur

perhaps you know me as, the kung fu panda. ♪ ♪ ah, you're adorable. huh. oh, whah! ♪ 8:30 this is fun. look at her out to greet her fans this is little evelyn may. she's the adorable little girl, spreading cheer with her golden girls inspired hair. she's super sweet, y'all it's super early and she is a trooper she's getting a little help from her mom, her grandma is somewhere around here, too >> werthers are the -- that's what every little kid should

two of our favorite authors and book experts, isaac and jasmine are here. they are going to share this spring season's most exciting new releases, in just a few minutes. >> speaking of new books, coming up, lity hoyt is out with have alongside ina garten for years quick and easy pasta dish coming up >> looks yummy >> and ahead to our third hour, we are catching up with a powerhouse duo, supermodel and investor ashley graham and entrepreneur emma green, they're going to tell us about their new show that's giving a boost to women-owned businesses. >> tomorrow on "today," nine-time grammy winning norah jones will be here she's going to announce her new album and is has a live performance. >> and savannah had to leave a little bit early she's heading down to washington, d.c. to cover tonight's state of the union >> before we get to the weather,

can we see this 10-year-old? come on. come on over real quick. you have a checklist, your 10th birthday, go to the "today" show, and meet the hosts what's your name >> parker. >> parker, happy birthday! >> thank you >> are you enjoying your birthday in new york >> yeah. >> happy birthday! >> check it off. you met everybody. >> happy birthday! >> happy birthday! >> dylan >> happy birthday. >> you've got a check of the weather. >> let's take a look at what's going on as we get closer to the weekend. we have some severe storms possible down along the gulf coast. some overnight tornadoes are a possibility. so just keep in mind that down through louisiana, mississippi, alabama, that's where we could see some of those stronger storms and then on saturday, those severe storms move into the southeast. we'll see some heavy rain through georgia and the carolinas, eventually making its way up into the northeast, with some snow expected across new england. mild, high temperatures down through texas, as we go into

sunday looks beautiful, right through the middle of the country, although a little e bi good thursday morning. the time 8:33. cloud cover today should give way to sunshine this afternoon. we'll get a little bit more sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow. the weekend will be split. we have a chance of rain on saturday. we spring forward into daylight saving time on sunday and continue with unsettled weather through the middle part of the week. temperatures in san francisco, >> all right, thank you, >> and that's your latest forecast up next, one of the best heads of hair on the planet, the adorable evelyn may. a huge hit in her golden girls inspired hairdo, and we'll get the story behind it, because we're live with her, her mom, her grandma.

how about that for a throwback? we are back, it's 8:36, with social media's latest golden girl her name is evelyn may she's a toddler from texas, and she's winning hearts all around the world, because she's got this beautiful bouffant hairdo it's courtesy of her mom and grandma's special styling and their hilarious sense of humor, and now the entire internet is thanking evelyn for being a friend ♪ >> when dallas mom autumn mathis posted this adorable video of her toddler, evelyn may, styled like one of the original golden girls, she thought she might get a few chuckles what they actually got was laughter from all over the world. >> i'm still stunned like, it has not set in how much people love it

>> millions have tuned in to watch little evelyn may, out for a casual stroll in her bedazzled jacket, waiting for her grandchildren to show up, handing out hard candies, or sending birthday cards with $2 bills. >> she has us rolling daily. she is just a funny little girl. >> trina king, evelyn may's grandma sp a hair stylist by trade, and came up with that famous' do >> autumn suggested, like, hey, mom, we should blow her hair out like a little old lady and i was like, oh, my gosh, yes! so i did it and i was like, we have got to record this, because this is just too funny >> and the comment section is where more of the magic happens. i took a jazzercise class from her in 1989. evelyn may watches "the price is right" every day miss evelyn may have taught me how to put on blush at a mary kay party in 1983. >> everyone has a grandma or knows a grandma with that

hairstyle, and we all, i feel like, have very fond memories of those women. i think everyone is just looking for that nostalgic escape. >> reporter: an escape from a little girl with a big heart and even bigger shoulder pads. come on! are you ready for it i'm ready. let's welcome in the star of the show, little evelyn may. and joining evelyn is evelyn's mom, autumn, and her grandma, trina. hi, guys hello, hello hi, how are you? good to see you. >> good to see you >> i can't believe you're the grandma. i'm like totally freaking out right now. >> thank you thank you. >> this is such an exciting day for us because we've been waiting to meet evelyn may for a long time. >> have you? >> tell me, so this all started just you wanted a new hairdo, and grandma happens to be a hairstylist, is that right