oh, mrs. guthrie. >> mr. roker.about mr. epstein. >> welcome back. that was bbc broadcaster emily maitlis and her consequential 2019 interview with prince andrew. now the story of how that conversation came to be is having told in "scoop" starring the award-winning gillian anderson. take a look. >> i can't tell you what the questions will be because i don't know myself yet.ow myself. but what i do know, i still won't tell you. but what i do know, i still won't tell you. but they will be fair. >> good morning to you. i remember watching this interview, hoda and i sat and watched it the morning after it aired. and my jaw was on the floor. do you remember watching it at the time? >> i think i put it off for a long time because i knew how cringe worthy it was and eventually really dug into it when i started this project. and, yeah, it's jaw-dropping. >> when the role came along, this role of emily was not one you jumped at right away. in fact, i think you said no at first. >> i did, yeah. >> why? >> you may not know tha

let's bring in mr. roker. >> good morning. this system has triggered four flash flood emergencies. that's really unheard of in this short period of time. you can see this system now getting ready to move off. we have flash flood watches. it moves off north into canada. rainy conditions. snow wrapping around this. it will be blustery and cooler behind the system. some areas picking up 1 to 2 inches of rain, but melting snow could enhance flooding. we have wind advisories from 36 million people from the great lakes down to the appalachians. we're looking at wind gusts from anywhere from 30 to 50 miles an hour from boston to chicago down to asheville. so there may be some airport delays, and we're watching this next system. this is going to be a big weather impact coast to coast system. we will look at that coming up in the next half hour. guys? >> all right, al. thank you. craig has another big story we're following. >> good morning to you as well. in the middle east, tensions remain high. israel fears the fallout of the war could spill over into the rest of the region. we go to tel

mr. roker, what you got? >> we're looking at this next system coming into the pacific northwest. but out west, really gorgeous weather, sunny, mild, very spring-like conditions, the strong storms we were talking about getting themselves down through the gulf, all along this front, the great lakes and looking at beautiful weather here up and down the eastern seaboard, with record highs, it's a gorgeous day here in the east. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. p you get there. the key to being rich is knowing what counts. >>> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> al, thank you. coming up, an inside look at the week ahead for the royal family, including a hopeful milestone for king charles. nbc's kelly cobiella is there at buckingham palace. >> reporter: hey, good morning. yeah, king charles is getting ready to meet with the public for the first time since easter. what doctors are saying about his health and the latest on princess kate. coming up. >>> and get ready to fall in love. a new group of giant pandas heading to the u.s. this summer. we will

. >> let's bring in mr.nd get a check wher 300 reported tornadoes across 26 states and may, next month, is historically the busiest for tornadoes nationwide. savannah? >> maggie, thank you very much. >> all right. >>> let's bring in mr. roker to get a check of where this storm is going. hey, al. >> that's right. guys we have another area of heavy thunderstorms stretching from des moines down to wichita. in fact, we have a risk today for 26 million people, specially in the crosshairs. st. louis, paducah, memphis all the way down to dallas and waco and on up into indianapolis, damaging winds, hail and tornadoes possible. showers here in the northeast. those will start to taper off. then this new front is going to spawn some more storms from texas to indiana. tomorrow, the front moves into the east coast. more showers from georgia all the way on up to main. ma maine. and then we've got this second system that's going to be developing friday night, developing along this stalled front. it will bring in heavy rain

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mr. roker, how is it looking? lot going on. and there's a lot of potential for more severe weather. mr. roker, how is it looking? >> well, the good news is, the system is kind of wrapping up, but it's going to be more of a nuisance really, over the next 24 hours. you can see the snow right now, still in vermont, upstate new york, bangor, maine. going to be picking up more snow, as well. wind gusts a big problem, especially for air travel or high-profile vehicles on the road. 5 million people affected by that. you'll see this double barrel low pressure system. this one will be the one that kind of hangs around, bringing snow, continually to maine, a little lake-effect snow in the wrap around from this, as well, chilly and breezy with showers. and again, another 24 inches of snow or more over the next 24 hours for our friends in maine. but other than that, things die down. but again, we are going to be looking at a lot of windy conditions and that will be the big problems for airports. guys? >> thank you, al. we'll

mr. roker, what do you got cooking? >> now that sports center is done, let's take a look.a brisk start to the day. nice and warm down through the gulf. severe storms in the mid-plains and mountain snows out west with some sunshine in southern california. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . ooo, yes. plus score free shipping on everything. [ grunting ] [ bell rings ] and surprise flash deals. all way day long! wayday starts may 4th so mark your calendar. and start filling your cart! ♪ wayfair. every style. every home. ♪ >>> and that is your latest >>> and that is your latest guys? >> all right, al. thank you. coming up, a moment of real vulnerability for supermodel gisele bÜndchen. sam brock with what we know. >> reporter: that's right. we don't know exactly why she was pulled over, but she does tell the police officer she was trying to escape paparazzi. what happens next is revelatory about what she deals with on a daily basis. that video coming up next. >> sam, thank you. >>> plus, top college athletes living out their wildest dreams during

what do you say we check in with mr. roker? >> feels like a good time. >> good to see you guys, good to see you back, mr. melvin. >> good to be back, sir. >> hope you had a good weekend. if you are in the midwest, you are shivering. frost advisories, freeze warnings for 76 million people. from springfield, missouri, tupelo, mississippi, providence, rhode island. look at these temperatures. 36 in indianapolis. 31 in charleston. 43 degrees in new york city. 38 in nashville. then for tomorrow, those temperatures get chilly. nashvi. for today, we've got warm temperatures, 71 in des moines. we've got two double 7s rochester, you are 39. nashville 42. st. louis 53. new york city 46 tomorrow morning. for today we have warm temperatures. 71 in des moines. we have two double sevens in denver. 98 degrees in phoenix, but chilly in dallas, corpus christi, new orleans. and then as we move into tomorrow, wichita falls, you're looking good, wichita, i should say, tucson 93. medford 78 degrees. as we get to the latter part of the week, tempera

>> mr. roker, thank you. >>> in washington, the senate now has those articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas, over his handling of the border crisis, as house speaker mike johnson faces a new threat to his job from fellow republicans. here is ryan nobles. >> reporter: tonight, a trial in the senate set to begin, with house republicans formally sending over articles of the constitution and impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> the senate has a clear obligation under the constitution and 200 years of precedent. we need to hold a trial. >> reporter: republicans accusing him of willfully refusing to comply with immigration law. with a record 9.3 million migrant border crossings since biden took office. mayorkas and democrats call the charges baseless. senate democrats poised to quickly dismiss them. all of it as drama also builds back in the house, with speaker mike johnson preparing to defy his most conservative house colle

mr. roker, your weather forecast. look who's behind you. they're celebrating their 60th birthday. go. >> my granddaughter is on broadway tonight. >> in what show? >> harry potter. >> fantastic. >> by the way, over here, this young lady, her sign says if al roker sees me, my dad will give me $120? what's your name? >> lena. >> and you are really giving her $120? >> yeah, i have to give. >> you allowed me to. >> i think we need to start cracking down a little, okay? anyway, carson wants to be on is concerned. friday sunshine u for 40. there you go. >> exactly. >>> let's show you what we've got going on as far as your weekend is concerned. friday sunshine up and down the east coast. warm but wet in the ohio river valley. snow showers northern rockies. saturday we're looking at showers and storming moving into the east. storms down through texas. look for wet weather into pacific northwest into california. and then sunday, sunday it's going to be mild but wet in the east. storms continue in the southern mississippi river valley. susunny skies acro >> and that's your latest weather. sa

>> mr. roker, thank you. >>> in washington, the senate now has those articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas over his handling of the border crisis as house speaker mike johnson faces a new threat to his job from fellow republicans. here is ryan nobles. >> reporter: tonight, a trial in the senate set to begin with house republicans formally sending over articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> the senate has a clear obligation under the constitution and 200 years of precedent. we need to hold a trial. >> reporter: republicans accusing him of willfully refusing to comply with immigration law. with a record 9.3 million migrant crossings since biden took office. mayorkas and democrats call the charges baseless. senate democrats poised to quickly dismiss them. all of it as drama also builds back in the house, with speaker mike johnson preparing to defy his most conservative house colleagues and call votes on a serie

roker, did the rain go away? >> no, it didn't. we had to go away. they have cleared, because of the thunderstorms, they have cleared the grounds until further notice, but we're hoping things will clear out in time. i've got to tell you, a hats off to this crew, my crew here, to hustle to get us from there to the balcony here at the white house, unbelievable. let's show you what's going on right now, you can see for today, a lot of warm weather through the gulf coast, mountain snows out west, sunshine along the west coast, a lot of wet weather through the upper mississippi and ohio river valleys. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. she can n with the big dogs... and the small dogs who just think they're big dogs. that's why the younger you are, the more you need aarp. >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today it's going to be a really nice one. we're starting out cool, with a clear sky, and it's going to be sunny and warming up quite a bit. we're headed for the low 70s, and even warmer tomorrow, with mid-70s for

mr. roker, what you got?notes right now. >> exactly. >> fantastic. all right. we've got some really beautiful weather for the boston marathon today. starting off, 9:00 a.m., 56 degrees and sunshine. by the time most people will be crossing the finish line, 64 degrees and sunny, so good luck to all the runners out there. isolated record highs from the plains to the southeast. look at these temperatures. des moines, 80 degrees. that's 18 degrees above average. amarillo, 85. same in birmingham. new york city going to be 15 degrees warmer and a high of 77 degrees today. boston, tomorrow you are 64. nashville 87. tulsa going to see temperatures in the low 80s. and going into next week, temperatures cool off a bit for chicago, but still seasonal at 59 by friday. mid-70s louisville. new york city by friday 63 degrees. and look at washington, d.c. temperatures in the mid-70s right into the weeeekend. >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we're starting out with clouds, but we will get some sunsh

. >>> speaking of the seasons, mr.oker, look at what the wind blew in. >> good to see you.on people un warnings. here in the northeast, appalachians frost advisories all the way down to the south. chilly conditions this morning. providence, rhode island, 39 degrees. warmer out west, but again, you see atlanta, memphis, dallas, new york city all below averag good to see you as well. york city all below average. we go into tomorrow, 12 degrees cooler than average, detroit. bing hampton, 12 degrees. new york down 12 degrees. same in new york. but then temperatures turn milder. new york city, 60. syracuse, mid 60s. blacksburg, 71. and a high of 82 degrees on saturday. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today it's going to be cooler, but still pleasant for the afternoon. we're starting out with clouds, but we are going to see sunshine this afternoon. and tomorrow a cloudy morning, leading to a sunny day, and very seasonable temperatures. that's t

thank you, kaylee. >>> let's go to mr. roker. the real thing for another check of the weather. during the eclipse is how the temperatures dropped. well, where we were in dallas didn't drop too much, but take a look along the eclipse line. you can see we had a drop dallas went from 79 to 73. in little rock, from 82 to 75. there in cleveland they wept from 72 to 64 degrees, an eight degree temperature drop. so some significant drops there. what about temperatures today? well, we are looking at temperatures that are actually warming up around the great lakes. chicago, 10 degrees above average. new york city, hey, 74 degrees. you're going to like that. indianapolis up to 73. we move into tomorrow. those temperatures stay nice and mild. as you get down to raleigh, temperatures flirting with 80 degrees, 9 degrees above average. rochester, you're at 66. then it stays on the mild side right on into the weekend. mid 60s in new york on friday. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we'll see temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s to get started, but then heading into t

mr. roker. hey, al. >> bonjour! and this is actually built to size.. good to see you. guys, this hat -- so our team they accidentally ordered these, so it is pretty good. the good news, hoda, this will fit your hair. it's fantastic. i love this. as far as your weather is anyway, let's show you what we've got going on as far as your weather is concerned. look at these temperatures. denver 72 degrees today. raleigh, 83. 9 degrees above average. baton rouge 86 degrees tomorrow. d.c. near 80. nashville mid-80s. augusta 91. and then front moves through. we will watch those temperatures get a little bit cooler. here you are in the 40s. d.c. in the 60s. temperatures cool down even down to nashville. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we're going to see those temperatures in the inland areas up to 80 degrees. a nice warm-up we'll see continue into tomorrow as well. just slightly cooler on friday, with a high of 75 degrees in san jose, and livermore as well as santa rosa. and we'll see upper 70s for the weekend as the sunshine continues. it will be slightly co

mr. roker has got a check of the weather. hey, al. >> hey, guys. good morning.ee you as well. happy fri-yeah. light showers and embedded thunderstorms along this frontal system pushing into the east today. most of the action is going to be further to the south. in the meantime, this cold front will bring light showers later today into the northeast, scattered. strong storms possible to the southeast as you can see as we move into the day now. tomorrow we have a secondary system developing along this front. numerous showers and storms developing over texas. some could be locally heavy and we will be looking at periods of we could be looking at flooding. rain will spread along the gulf coast as this low developing, so we're looking at periods of lots of rain, gusty winds. and, in fact, we have the risk for much of texas under some severe flooding possible from dallas, abilene, austin, houston, shreveport as well. 2 to 3 inches, but locally 4 inches or more especially from central and east central texas. the rest of the country today will be cooling off as we make

a folks, before our watch party, mr.ere else? the path of totality in dallas. be sure to join us starting 7:00 a.m. monday. going to be a big day. >> we have a special report on nbc news. it will be cool. >>> all right. let's get to your news at 8:00. president biden's stern message to israel demanding a cease-fire and warning the country will be tied to its treatment of civilians in gaza and the israeli military just released its report on the week's killing of 7 aid workers. peter alexander joins us with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. within hours of that tense call with israel's prime minister, president biden got some results. the israelis agreeing to open up a crossing in northern gaza as well as a port. the u.s. is welcoming those moves, but the u.s. still wants to see more after president biden delivered what was his sharpest warning yet, threatening to put conditions, as you note, on future military aid to israel, if israel does not address concerns about civilian casualties ther

. >>> mr. roker, he's in the path of totality in dallas.actly what we mean. the kind of clouds that make a difference. so down in austin, they've got a lot of low clouds. that's going to block it. dallas, we've got more high clouds. so we'll probably get some of that eclipse effect. we move on to the midwest. you'll see again low clouds, not so bad for indianapolis. same in cleveland. high clouds, yes, but again, you'll see the eclipse. then as we move into the northeast, nothing. buffalo, a lot of low clouds. burlington, vermont, though, high clouds. that's much better for you. the effects you'll feel during the eclipse, you will notice the temperature drop anywhere from five to ten degrees. humidity level will drop, as well. look for relative humidity >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're all clear here across the bay area, seeing temperatures starting out in the low to mid-40s, but then headed for the low 70s today. it is also going to be sunny throughout much of the week, as our temperatures warm up. by wednesday a

let's turn to mr. roker and get a check of the weather. got a large hail threat developing tonight into >> i am going to take my refund. yummy! anyway, severe weather developing over the next several days and night. scatters storms early. but a large hail threat developing today into tonight. wind gusts of up to 60 miles an hour. the hail threat, though, biggest in central texas today into tonight. then we move into tomorrow. these are fast-moving storms. a risk for nighttime tornadoes in the southern plains. an enhanced risk from texas all the way up into kansas. strong tornadoes, ef-2 tornadoes between garden city and utah into texas as well with damaging winds. friday low pressure moves into the high plains. we have a severe threat from iowa all the way down into texas. we're looking at the slight risk of strong storms from dallas to des moines, and, again, tornadoes possible. heavy rain. we could be looking at significant flooding, especially from arkansas all the way on up into iowa. some places picking up to 6 inches of rain. we will

we will check in with mr. roker in a moment. >>> but we begin with that near total abortion ban. arizona reinstating one of the oldest and strictest laws in the country banning nearly all abortions with the only exception to save the life of the mother. anyone involved could face up to five years in prison. >> of course, this is all playing out in a key state in the 2024 race. it comes one day after donald trump weighed in on the issue of abortion saying he would leave it up to the states. >> hallie jackson with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hey there, savannah and craig. we are seeing the political shock waves this morning after they reinstated a law first put in place the year abraham lincoln was reinstated. all of it highlights how important critical access will be. a bombshell ruling in arizona putting in place one of the country's strictest abortion laws. overnight the democratic governor, furious -- >> the devastating impact on this ban that it will have on health care for women across the state is just unconstitutional. >> the state supreme court's decision reinst

. >>> mr. roker, what do you got? >> very fit you had the thunder there, we'll be bringing the thunder and lightning and a lot more. warm front slowly lifting north ward. we'll see storms developing from texas to nebraska. we've got an enhanced risk from garden city down to abilene, witchta falls. we've got this risk for ef-2 tornadoes tonight and those are the nocturnal ones, twice as deadly. we move into tomorrow, heavy rain for the upper midwest. this risk now moves from dallas to des moines, this enhanced risk from omaha to kansas city with ef-2 tornadoes possible and damaging hail, but the risk stretches from dallas up to omaha. then we move into saturday, which is the day we're probably the most concerned about, with new storm system in the southern plains. we're talking about this enhanced risk from kansas city, down to dallas. ef-2 or possibly even stronger tornadoes, long-track tornadoes, and this lasts right on into sunday as well. and as we look as far as the rainfall, 2 to 3-inch rainfall rates possible. w

mr. roker, it's soggy out here. how about a check of the weather. mild. plains down to texas. snowy and chilly back through the great lakes. i should say the rockies. more of the same on saturday. southern sun all the way up to the great lakes. chilly breeze in the northeast. sunday, sunday sunshine for the eastern third of the country. showers and storms in the mississippi river valley. snowy back through the western plains. below average temperatures out wewest. >>> good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today our temperatures will head for the mid 70s. it will be slightly cooler, cloudy for tomorrow, but then rain coming in on thursday morning and off and on throughout the day thursday into friday with even a chance of thunderstorms. it's going to be chilly in the next few days and into the weekend. just in time for that partial solar eclipse for the bay area, we are going to see the sun >>> and that is your latest weather. oh, savannah? >> oh, al! coming up, we will head across the studio. we have a fun conversation with seth meyers

earlier today at the white house, president biden told nbc's al roker, voters want the negativity to end. >> i just think people are so tired of the negativity that is propagated. they just want to get engaged, to change things, and i'm optimistic. i really am. >> when people are saying, but, mr. president, i'm feeling -- you know, my buck isn't going as far, what do you say to those folks about the economy and what's going on? >> well, i say we have the best economy in the world. we have to make it better. we really do have the best economy in the world. jobs are up more than they've ever been. we're in a situation where the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years. we have people -- look, i think we're going to find out that what happened is a consequence of the crisis we had on health. it has a lasting effect. we're ready. i mean, i think the country is ready to come together in a way -- i mean that sincerely. i'm truly optimistic. >> we start with nbc's vaughn hillyard, senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell, and msnbc co-host of "the weekend" and former rnc chairman michae