good morning breaking news, swedish suspect. police saying the man arrested friday is likely the driver behind the deadly attack in stockholm. reports this morning that the hijacked truck which plowed into a crowd of pedestrians killing four and injuring scores also had a bag of explosives inside and that the suspect had posted jihadist messages online, fears spread as residents mourn the loss of the attack. down but not out. days after striking with a air cruise missile attack, reports that syrian fighter jets are

conducting -- this time by conventional weapon as the u.s. says the strikes were effective and rex tillerson gets set to head to moscow. we're around the globe. where is aleesia a college students who disappeared more than a week ago. the help on the hunt as mi mysterio mysterious text messages suggest she may have been abducted. pop elo, joan bias, all prove rock 'n' roll is still alive. >> announcer: from nbc news this

is "today" live from studio 1 a, rock te rockefeller applause. president trump's home base in florida were fanned out across the globe. let's start with our top story the deadly attack in sweden. police saying the man arrested is likely the driver who plowed a truck into a crowd of pedestrians. keir simmons is live. good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning, multiple developments including the news police believe they have arrested the driver of the vehicle. this is a live picture of the scene this morning with reports unconfirmed by nbc news that the suspect a 39-year-old who

previously posted jihadist propaganda online. damage to the department store visible and gut wrenching. even more frightening, a bag of explosives, possibly a homemade bomb found inside unconfirmed by nbc. scene where four were murdered still underway. police suspect was the driver used in the attack hijacked according to its owner. leaving terror and bloody victims in its wake. >> you can see the blankets where the injured were treated. finally the truck travelled five more blocks that way to swedish

parliament. >> the stolen truck barrels into the city center and into the department store. >> i saw eight people get derived over. >> reporter: it was just before 3:00 p.m. in stockholm, smoke billowing out of the wreckage. >> there was blood everywhere, bodies on the ground, and sense of panic, people standing by loved ones but also running away. >> reporter: this morning ten people remain in the hospital including a child and many requests was this a lone act. the prime minister declaring the aim of terrorism is to under mimine democracy. >> reporter: the newspapers are full of pictures of the aftermath of an attack of which a vehicle was used as a weapon. the comparisons will be to the

attack in london. near the parliament building, this too near stockholm's parliament. >> keir thank you. now to the tensions rising in mideast russia sending a war missile. nbc richard engel is live. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. russia is signaling very strongly the washington not to carry out any more attacks against the syrian regime, sending the warship into the mediterranean, saying russia and the united states were one step away from conflict. russia is down playing the damage the military strikes caused to the base claimed to use to launch chemical weapons,

u.s. officials say the strike on the base was effective. at 7:40 p.m. launched 60 cruise missiles targeting the air force base. one into the sea the rest direct hits litti hits hitting fuel and weapons doe -- depots. >> it sends a message to assad that using chemical weapons is something he cannot do with impunity. >> reporter: autopsies confirm nerve agents were used both syria and russia deny this. the town has been hit again by

conventional airstrikes. the trump administration is suggesting it might go further. >> the united states took a very measured step last night. we are prepared to do more. >> reporter: but repeating what was a limited one-off strike would likely be a step too far forever syria backed republican sha. it says it is increasing air defenses in syria. critics say president trump is venturing into a dangerous civil war without a plan or clear strategy for syria. >> the vice president has spoken with the iraqi prime minister. the administration is clearly trying to build support before the key meeting in moscow between the secretary of state

and vladimir putin. >> thank you, richard. a national security analyst and deputy secure advisor for president george w. bush, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> let's start with sweden, it was believed to be a terrorist who drove into a building and killed many, and before that in london killing five an a police officer. can you talk about how frightening this is and challenging it is for law firm to protect to prevent these? >> unfortunately we have seen it not in stockholm and london but before that in berlin as well in nice, france, so this unfortunately is part of attacks that authorities have to worry about, they have to worry about high-end attacks and perpetrate big stacale attacks willing to e

low tech amerimechanisms. it's hard to do because you have to predict to which sorts of individuals are going to resort to this sort of violence and authorities are struggling with this. >> as richard just reported that air base attacked on thursday is already open for business, flights have resumed. were these strikes on thursday, were they symbolic or in fact strategic and substantive? >> reporter: they were meant to obviously punish for chemical attacks to deter assad regime from taking further action but also demonstrate willingness to use u.s. force to back up its words and threats. that was important with respect

to the assad regime but also to send a message to russia, and even as the chinese premier was visiting mar-a-lago, that would be willing to use force even if steps weren't taken by the chinese, so i think this had more significance than sending tom hawks into an air base. >> the united states has three options, one of those apparently providing south caroli providing south korea with nuclear weapons, in your opinion is that a good idea? >> i think the signal that's happening not only to north korea but also to china i think the linchpin and you have heard from experts in the united states and around the world is can you convince china to change its posture and pressure the

north koreans to stop its march toward nuclear capabilities that can strike the united states. this is a signaling mechanism to china that if things don't change the u.s. may have to make more aggressive measures to include potentially putting nucle nuclear weapons into the hands of t-- to change the diplomatic relationships between them. >> while this has been unfolding the president has been hosting the leader of china, but did the strikes in syria distract from this delicate diplomacy. howa halle jackson is live in west palm beach. >> reporter: good morning. his key meeting to talk about north korea and to talk about trade the administration

describes the chemistry between the two leaders as positive as their summit with president accepting an invitation to visit china. one of many headlines. president trump waking up at mar-a-lago after wrapping up a crucial summit with china's president. >> i think we have made tremendous progress in your relationship with china. >> reporter: meetings that might have been seemed impossible a couple years ago. >> i would get him a mcdonald's hamburger an say we've got to get down to work. >> reporter: on the menu this time, north korea, but no breakthroughs, both leaders committing to a denuclearized peninsula. questions about what president

trump will do next. >> he's not going to telegraph his next move, but this was very just satisfied a-- justified an proportional. >> reporter: aides say the president was disturbed after the chemical attacks after seei seeing the youngest victims. >> we cannot in one breath speak of protecting baby and next close america's doors to them. >> reporter: the travel ban restricting refugees didn't come up. the divide is deepening between chief strategist steve bannon and son-in-law jared kushner the

white house forced to push back of a staff shakeup calling that completely false. >> reporter: the president is expected to remain in palm beach before the swearing of now newly confirmed supreme court justice. the news kribcontributor at affairs magazine. good to have you. you are reporting that steve bannon supported the airstrikes -- excuse me was against the airstrikes, meanwhile jared kushner supported the strikes, we noted steve bannon no longer a member of the security council. is bannon falling out of favor with the administration? >> it would appear that way since the health care debacle. you have jared kushner and

ivanka trump trying to push her father and father-in-law into a more moderate, and bannon saying we owe it to our voters to stick to this sort of fiery politics that got us here. steve bannon and reince priebus had been at odds, you know how they realigned to do a check on the family power. it's like game of thrones over there. >> the white house has been pretty vocal about the reports of in-fighting, do you think it's perhaps trump style? he kind of likes a certain amount of chaos. >> we saw this back during the campaign and it was transferred to the white house. he pits people off each other in hopes that the best ideas an people rise to the top. >> who wins? >> everyone knows with donald trump family comes first so i

put kushner around ivanka at top. the senate confirmed nell gorsuch as the supreme court justice, but they had to use the nuclear option to do it. how it could change the court. >> reporter: 66 days since nominated. he was finally confirmed. after change in senate rules to eliminate the filibuster. >> he will make a superb justice. >> reporter: they hope no longer to block him. >> to be the independent and fair minded justice that america badly needs. >> reporter: the vote 54-45, three democrats voted yes. >> the nomination of neil m. gorsuch of colorado to be an

associate justice of the souupre court of the united states is confirmed. >> the most consequential decision i've ever been involved in was the decision to let the president be elected last year pick the supreme court nominee. >> reporter: neil gorsuch becomes a supreme court justice monday when sworn in before. kagan was sworn in at the court, justice will vote on the final cases of the term including an important test of religious freedom a lutheran church in missouri denied funds to purchase play ground equipment, while public schools go to the money. >> reporter: it's been 14 months sincea since ant lynn scalia died.

impeachment hearings for robert bentley are on hold for the moment but a report on his conduct is out today. a court granted a stay in hearing, a report accuses him in his office to cover up an extra marital affair -- governor bentley says he's done nothing illegal and will not resign. >> the disappearance of a college student in northern california has drawn the attention of fbi after text messages appear she may have been kidnapped for ransom. >> reporter: her family is praying for any clues to bring her home. the police read a statement on

their behalf. >> ally if you are hearing this we have come together from all across the country. we love you and are desperately doing everything we can to get you hom a friend's home in yuba city. surveillance video captured her truck turning on to a levee. that truck was found deserted three days later in an orchard where investigators believe it got stuck. the only clues, a single pair of footprints walking away from the scene and her cell phone. according to nbc affiliate kcra, who spoke to multiple law enforcement sources, alicia's mother received several text messages demanding ransom. investigators say the messages were sent through an online service making them difficult to trace. >> we will not address the specifics of the message as so not to jeopardize the integrity of the investigation. >> reporter: the fbi has searched the home where alicia was last seen but has not released further information.

>> we firmly believe in our hearts that allie is alive and needs our help. >> reporter: for "today," morgan radford, nbc news, new york. an emotional night at the rock and roll fame induct ceremony last night. new members elo sang a tribute to chuck berry at the ceremony in new york. journey lead singer steve perry was there but did not perform with his former band mates. and snoop dogg accepted the honor for tupac shakur who was killed in a shooting 21 years ago. lifelong activist joan baez sang "sweet low sweet chariot," offering a message of inclusiveness. >> take that. >> good show. >> yeah. dylan, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> how about a check of the weather? >>, why we're looking at a -- yes, we're looking at a big storm in the pacific northwest. video out of the sierra mountain range, snow has been piling up. we're hearing at monmouth mountain they might keep the ski resorts open until 49th of july.

that's how much snow -- the fourth of july. that's how much snow we're seeing. vehicles needing chains to get over the passes. that's not good for the big trucks trying to clear the mountains. we will see more snow today, possibly up to another one to two feet of snow. here is the storm system making its way farther and farther to the east. and you see the higher elevations seeing the snow and the lower elevations seeing is the rain. this cold front will continue to move eastward. it's going to stir up winds across the southwest. that could create some fire danger today. it's also going to be the trigger for storms in the middle of the country as we go into sunday evening. in the meantime, we're looking at more snow to fall through the sierra mountains. also across the northern rockies and then here you see on sunday evening, another storm system makes its way into the pacific northwest. more rain and more mountain snow. look at some of these totals we could see. again, more than 12 inches in a lot of areas. we could even see close to two feet of snow where some of those heavier bands of snow persist. here's our critical risk today including albuquerque, stretching down into el paso. and including tucson where we

could see wind gusts near 50 miles per hour today. and again because it's so dry, if any of those fires do develop, they co we remain under a micro climate weather alert on this saturday morning. as we continue to see showers trekking through the bay area. we can actually see a few thunderstorms just off shore and we'll continue to see some showers throughout all afternoon, also expecting to see some breezy conditions. we'll have more details coming up in the 7:00 a.m. hour. and that's your latest forecast. a close call. military pilot forced to eject as his plane crashed near a neighborhood in maryland. we have more and that on the download. >> but first, this is "today" on

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vianey arana with the micro climate forecast. >> it is cold and we're seeing another band of showers. we saw another storm move in last night. we've been under a micro climate alert since yesterday afternoon since about midday yesterday. if you're just now waking up and it's feeling chilly it's because of the cold front vicky mentioned. peninsula already seeing showers and they're seeing showers all night in tri-valley. then 50 degrees in san francisco. but look at the north bay back down into the 30s. so all those 50s, mild temps we've been waking up to, that all got pushed over by this cold front. here's a live look at that doppler radar. we did see an additional batch of showers move in last night. that's that second storm. you can see lightning and thunderstorms just off shore. there's the possibility that that could hit areas inland. we'll keep a close eye on that.

>> thank you so much. several families in the oakland hills are out of their homes this morning, evacuated because of a mud slide. there's fear this morning also that the situation has gotten worse overnight. heavy rains soaking that already saturated ground. families were evacuated because it's too dangerous for anyone to be inside. the hillside is unstable and at any moment more mud and sliding trees could pour into the home. >> mud is coming through there, through the bathroom into the bedroom and into the hallway. >> all the work to clean up the fallen hillside and to repair the homes has to stop until city officials give them the go ahead. homeowners say their newest worry this morning is shoring up a crumbling road right above their property so it doesn't slide down and bring more mud. it is a race to protect our water. there's a slow leak under the bay bridge. crews are rushing to keep fuel and oil from polluting the

water. a barge carrying thousands of gassens of diesel fuel and lube oil sank thursday night. b.a.r.t. was using that barge for work on the bay. no one was aboard. trouble off the coast of stanford. why this predator was in need of help. we'll be a back with a complete look at the forecast. it's chilly and wet out there.

we're back on this saturday morning april 8th, 2017. >> that's your jam. >> what? can you hear that? >> yeah. >> oh, i didn't hear that. >> that's my jam? >> yeah. >> oh, it is, that's my jam. >> i thought you said it was my jam. >> it could be your jam too. >> great crowd. you know what it is, we have so many kids outside, it's spring break so we're going to head outside and say hello. >> look at that crowd. breaking news this morning, headlines out of sweden, first of all police say the man arrested friday is likely the

driver who hijacked a truck and plow into a sea of pedestrians killing four and injuring others, bag of explosives were found inside and the suspect posted jihadist messages online. >> new reports syrian and possibly russian fighter jets are resuming strikes and hitting the same town hit earlier this week. all this as rex tillerson gets ready to head to moscow for what is expected to be very intense meetings. >> the americans won in overtime thanks to hillary knight. be sure to tune in monday morning as the women swing by rockefeller plaza.

the week's biggest headlines. >> from the pepsi ad fail to the priceless photobombs are some of the story that is caught our attention. >> strike against syria. president trump ordering a cruise missile assault retaliation for a horrific chemical weapons attack on the syrian government in an attack against their own people. >> a very bar be-- >> showdown with north korea. >> the rogue nation firing another missile. >> kim jong-un is a person who does not hesitate to kill his uncle even his half brother so

he is a man who can do anything. >> the president taking aim at former national security adviser susan rice claiming she may have broke the law by unmasking and leaking the names of officials -- >> i leaked nothing to nobody. >> storms in the south leaving behind a path of destruction. >> i is a saw the trees doing t >> a frantic rush to save a woman submerged inside her car. >> residence crcue crews unable her in time. >> i lost everything, everything. >> a scare in the skies when a fighter jet crashed a few miles from the capitol. >> they guided the jet before it went down. >> the bill o'reilly backlash

dozens of advertisers pulling their ads from his show. >> come back to my suite and i said i'm sorry i can't do that. >> women allege that men at fox news offered them career advancement in exchange for sex an when they said >> o'reilly responding saying his fame made him vulnerable to lawsuits. a high-profile pepsi ad fizzled. ♪ >> fierce backlash forced pepsy to pulls it controversial ad starring kendall jenner after being accused of trivializing the black lives matter movement with this moment striking a chord. >> it diminishes the seriousness and gravity of why we got into the street in the first place. >> even martin luther king jr.'s daughter, bernice, sarcastically tweeted, "if only her father had known about the power of pepsi." just as we thought the case over tom brady's missing jersey was solved, this happened -- set to throw the first pitch at

fenway park's opening day, brady's jersey swiped again. this time by teammate rob gronkowski. let's hope it stays with its rightful owner. then this epic reaction when jilly fallon and the rock photobombed a fan at universal studios in orlando. [ laughter ] >> that makes me happi. >> yeah. >> i mean, he has a tattoo of dwayne "the rock" on his cap -- >> wearing the shirt, part of his production line of shirts. >> jimmy and dwayne are friends like gronk and tom it seems like. >> aren't they adorable? >> yeah. yes. >> so cute. >> and this man, you know, he's a tough guy. tats all over and just cried because he was so happy. >> you worked with him yesterday. pretty cool guy? >> he is -- my goodness, the coolest. he's juggling at least 15 billion projects. >> 15 billion? >> i think so. that's about how much money he makes.

miss dreyer, what's the word on the forecast? >> yes, storms. the cold front that's moving through and bringing snow back through parts of the rockies today, that's going to trigger storms as we go into sunday and monday. we've got the warm, moist air coming from the south, an approaching cold front from the west that will increase our severe risk especially into sunday overnight. there you see some of the pockets of heavier rain. these storms, it's not an outbreak, but we could still see the large hail, damaging winds, torrential downpours. an isolated tornado is possible, but that's not going to be widespread with this system. here we go, 7:00 on monday, and those will slowly move through the midwest. here we go on monday. from oklahoma city up to des moines, that's where we could see the hail and the gusty winds. an isolated tornado. it splits a bit on monday. we'll see one area of severe storms possible up across the great lakes. another one good morning. we remain under a micro climate weather alert. and that's because we did have a storm that swept in an additional storm last night.

we continue to see showers along the peninsula right now, waking up to 48 degrees. tri-valley 46 degrees. we've seen those winds die down a bit compared to the 40s and 50s that we saw yesterday. north bay right now at 30 degrees. definitely seeing some rain up there, san francisco also sees scattered showers throughout the early morning hours. and that's your latest forecast. just ahead, what's your worst commuting experience? and does it top this? that woman's head is stuck in the door. a sticky situation. >> happening across the country, >> happening across the country, exploding manholes and thi ♪ ready. >> happening across the country, exploding manholes and thi set. go. go. go. ♪ ♪ one way or another, i'm gonna find ya' ♪ ♪ i'm gonna get ya', get ya', get ya', get ya' ♪

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manholes, hitting people walking down the street. >> jeff rossen is here to show us what cities are now doing to protect you, jeff good morning. >> reporter: good morning, as you know the weather so far this year has been totally unpredictable hot to cold and back again within a span of a week and creates something incredibly dangerous, manhole explosions, they rocket up fly through the air landing on innocent bystanders, several new k cases across the country. why it keeps happening and whow to stop it. boom after deafening boom. manholes exploding without warning. metal disks that can weigh up to 300 pounds rocketing into the skies. it just happened days ago in new york city. three manholes erupting on a

busy street catching fire. on sunday, in downtown boston, a giant explosion as a manhole blasts up from the street caught on camera incredibly know one was hit. >> it's pretty remarkable but makes you wonder where it's safe to walk. >> reporter: just weeks ago in new york check out these cars, the windows also smashed in when manholes there erupted without warning. landing right on top of them. >> like an erarthquake the whol building shook. >> reporter: this explosion on buffalo caught on camera during a news report. and in long beach, california. a series a blasts scaring homes and cutting power to thousands. and these accidents can be dangerous. this man was hit in the head when one was launched into the sky after a blowout.

so why do manholes explode? this morning i'm going underground to show you. it's a pretty tight fit. i've never been in one of these before. here is what it looks like down here, just a maize of cables and wires, power an entire city, 12,000 volts, and in most cities and towns the infrastructure is incredibly old, they have been through winters and summers expanding and contracting that corrodes is wires. you have rain water and then during the winter you have salt on the street that gets down hereund here. this is what it looks like up close, failed corroded wires,

now they're trying to get ahead trying to prevent another accident. >> one of the things we do is use the thermal imaging camera. >> right now it's 73 degrees if you come to here and it's 80. >> we replace it. >> before there's an explosion? >> yes, we use a fish eye lens. >> reporter: so engineers can look at it right on the spot? >> yes. >> these holes reduce any pressure buildup before a problem. >> reporter: so look for these holes and manhole covers. so it's all about prevention so the ground doesn't open up beneath us. these utility companies are out in force, comed in chicago says

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more. >> mtv is shaking up the awards world in general to get rid of best actress and actor awards, and combining them, we'll see stars like emma and hugh jackson, hot shots like donald glover and mandy moore. this comes out on the heels of the oscars so male. as you can imagine, twitter kind of went nuts. there's a lot of chatter on social media. one person tweeted mtv is breaking the gender barrier, no female, no male, just talent. others are skeptal, one one said i agree with the intent but isn't the part that separating

is is that there aren't as many quality roles for women, what do you guys think? >> i think the last user had a good point about the number of quality roles. i think there are certain roles for women and certain for men. >> but part of the skill sets are is same. acting is acting. >> where are you? >> i'm kind of with you, i think there are female roles and male roles. >> finding time to unwind. how solitude can improve your health. first, this is "today" on nbc.

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na aran na. >> we did have additional storm last night and that's what is causing the problems this early morning. tri-valley 46 degrees. lake tahoe definitely got a good amount of snowfall. we're expecting to see the chance of possible hail and even possible thunderstorms today. so take a live look right now at that doppler radar. we can actually see more rain pushing through expecting to see showers through the early morning hours and, yes, that is thunderstorms just off shore. so we're keeping a close eye on those hitting the inland areas for the next couple of hours. the good news is it looks like we might be in for a much more dry forecast. i'll have a look at that timeline. look at the highs today, 50s. >> we'll see you in a little bit. >> several families in oakland hill are out of their homes this

morning evacuated because of a mud slide. there's fear that the situation has gotten worse overnight. heavy rains sopping already saturated grounds. inspectors red tagged four homes because it's too dangerous for anyone to be inside. investigators say the hillside is too unstable and at any moment more mud could pour into those homes. >> mud is coming through there, through the bathroom, into the bedrooms and into the hall way. >> all work to repair the homes has to stop until city officials give the go ahead. homeowners say they're shoring up a crumbling road above their property so that it doesn't slide down and bring more mud. it is a race to protect our water. there's a slow leak happening right now under the bay bridge. crews are rushing to keep fuel and oil from polluting the water. a barge containing diesel fuel

and lube oil sank thursday night. b.a.r.t. was using that barge for work on the transbay 2. no one was on board when it capsi capsized. a great white in trouble off the coast of santa cruz. why this predator was suddenly in need of help. that's all the top stories coming up at 7:00. for now, back to the "today" show.

good morning. breaking news. police saying this morning the man arrested friday is likely the driver behind the deadly attack in sweden. new reports that the hijacked truck which plowed into a crowd of pedestrians also carried a bag of explosives and posted jihadist me jihadi jihadi jihadist messages online. down but in and out in and out. 59 tomahawk muscles reports fighter jets are resumed flights and conducting new strikes on rebel forces. a russian warship headed to

the mediterranean, as secretary of state rex tillerson gets ready to head to moscow for what could be a tense meeting. and pearl jam induct into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, tupac and joan bias. saturday april 8th, 2017. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we say hey y'all! >> hey mom. >> we drove all night to be here on the "today" show. >> we went to our high school. >> happy 50th birthday mom. >> tommy, go to prom with me. [ applause ] good morning. welcome back to today on a

saturday morning. we have a beautiful crowd on the plaza. enjoying the spring temperature. we're going to join them in a bit. let's begin with our top stories which is tensions rising in the mideast, russia sending a warship into the mediterranean, questions whether the u.s. did enough. richard engel is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. fist on the point you made, did the cruise missile strikes do enough to ground the syrian air force? apparently not. a civil rights group says more has been launched. the first military action major military action by the trump administration, we are seeing increased tension between washington and russia.

russia doesn't want a war with the united states but is signaling very clearly that it doesn't want to see any more strikes against bashar al assad. and it is sending its own air cruise missiles and the russian prime minister washington and moscow were just one step away from conflict between the two super powers. the trump administration while take into consideration is continuing to talk tough. the un ambassador saying the u.s. might consider more actions but critics are saying it might be the right time to step back from the conflict because the trump administration still doesn't have a clear policy on syria. as it stand now the u.s. military is bombing al kai -- a

qaeda, and isis, affectively bombing two opposing sides in the syrian civil war. breaking news on this saturday morning. swedish police believe they have the man who killed four people and injured others in the truck attack in stockholm. but according to reports the attack could have been even deadlier, a bag of explosives were found inside the truck and he had posted jihadist messages online. the president has been posting the china's president. but did it distract from d diplomacy. >> reporter: good morning. the strike in syria certainly overshadowed the summit in palm beach, the president waking up after wrapping up the critical

meetings with president xi jinping. president trump acceptedine -- breakthroughs, we are told that they both committed to a denuclearized on peninsula, but of course the headline over it was syria. there are questions about what president trump will do next and what he will tell members of congress. some this young administration is in crisis management on multiple fronts, including inside the west wing, where the divide is getting bigger between steve bannon and son-in-law jared kushner. the administration is pushing back budge the rumors. the president is expected to stay here in south florida, before heading back, to the

swearing-in of his newly confirmed supreme court justice. >> hallie, thank you. an amazing 18 golfers are in position to win the masters when play resumes today in augusta. rickie fowler is one of four co-leaders now. he chipped this one in for eagle. wow. phil mickelson, four shots back of the lead, and fred couples is right in the pack. three strokes behind the leader. he won his green jacket 25 years ago before many of those guys were even born. the shot of the day, though, came from a fella named will mcgirt, who started in second place on the par 3 4th, the bunker shot way pasting hole, but he knew exactly what he was doing, the ball rolling back into the hole. he's two strokes be -- full disclosure he's a classmate of mine. you would be hard pressed to

find a nicer guy. a lot of folks pulling for him. another nice golfer, dylan dreyer, on the plaza. have you even had time to play golf? >> reporter: it's april, it's a bit cold out. >> my dad is playing today. >> can i just tell you what you found? look at our little cover model. mr. craig melvin, and you went to his hiss? >> yeah. go columbia high school, go caps! >> craig, everyone loves you, we are going to see a nice warm-up. golf could be in your future in the northeast. once we get through a chilly -- freeze warnings, temperatures in the 30s and 40s, warm air will move in from the south. above temperatures in the plains today. we're looking at champaign, illinois 69 degrees, nashville 71, but less's look over the next three days where we'll

start to see the temperatures warm up. we'll get in the 70s, close to 80, philly about 68, get into next week, temperatures close to 80 degrees and we are definitely waking up to chilly temperatures. we do remain under a micro climate alert. that's because a system could bring a chance of seeing possible thunderstorms through the early morning. peninsula waking up to showers, mostly clear skies. along the tri-valley, san francisco and north bay also expected to see on and off again showers. 49 in san francisco and a very cold 38 for the north bay. a live look at that doppler radar. you can see we've got plenty of moisture just sitting off shore. we're seeing a few thunderstorms just off shore that could creep latest mid-afternoon. forecast. >> thank you, dylan. a lot of folks from your hiss seem to show up in the plaza. >> don't you make that face. the best people come from the world in the palmetto state. you've vacationed there.

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we are back on a saturday morning. it is time to trend. we start with new york city, often gets a bad rap for being a mean and uncaring place. unfortunately sometimes that seems to be true. take a look at this video of this woman traveling on the subway. she tried to get on the the train but was a little too late. the doors closed. she is okay. the worst part no one appears to come out including allegedly an mbta person. she's rescued and was unharmed.

>> i would be flailing and freaking out. >> she was very cool. >> very calm. >> i would think before it has to be talked off, the doors had to be closed. >> it wasn't opening back up. >> that's the surprise. >> those doors are pretty solid. >> you had an experience on the subway when you were pregnant. >> when i was pregnant everyone got up and gave me a seat. now it's not happening anymore the i kind of miss it. do you remember the last time you were alone with your thoughts? no kids, no cell phones, no work, no social media. there's a recent study found by "the atlantic" finds that a little solitude is good for your health. doctors recommend just about five minutes to unplug. >> i my producer last thursday, i closed the bathroom door and just locked t i just need a few minutes. sometimes you just need a moment. >> brian got me this gift

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good morning. i'm vicky nguyen. coming up next on "today in the bay," a minor is recovering in a hospital after being stabbed in a fight at a bowling alley. worldwide protests over air strikes on syria. why the u.s. is not ruling out further military action. a valiant effort to rescue a great white shark in trouble off the coast of santa cruz. why the animal wound up on shore. when news broke na a tower was sinking, we started digging, using experience to get the answers no one else can. >> because of the good work of mr. vander beckon we've gotten some 1600 documents.

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the time now is 7:00. "today in the bay" starts right now. let's give you a live look outside looking at downtown san jose there. your temperature at the hour, 49 degrees. we're under a micro climate weather alert. good morning, thank you so much for joining us. i'm viccen nguyen in with kira klapper this morning. we're standing by with the weather alert we're under. it seems a lot chillier this morning. >> it definitely is. we've been seeing 50s and 60s the past couple of weeks with all the spring weather, b