honoring a hero. another tragedy for the u.s. capitol police. one officer killed, another injured. by a man mo rammed his car into a police barricade and then you lunged at them with a knife. officer william evans remembered for his dedication. >> i ask you keep our u.s. capitol police family in your naughts and prayers. >> the suspect killed as well. this morning, the investigation into why he targeted the capitol. vaccinated and ready to travel. the u.s. mitts a major milestone

more than 100 million people, a third of the population searching at least one dose of pa covid vaccine as the cdc sets new guidelines on how people can hit the road over the holiday weekend. out of there. major league baseball pulse the all-star game from atlanta to protest georgia's controversial new voting law, many call voter suppression. georgia's republican governor firing back. >> major league baseball mass folded up and kwavd to the cancel culture. >> we'll have all the reaction and fallout. all that plus final four frenzy. >> misses. boston, no illiterates. >> and the women's final four stanford survives against south carolina and arizona upset top seed yukon. >> i think we shocked the country. >> now it's the men's turn as baylor gets ready for houston

and underdog ucla prepares to take on gonzaga. today, stds, april 23rd, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is today, with peter alexander, kristen welker and dylan dreyer. and welcome to "today" and thank you so much for joining us on this saturday morning. and on this easter weekend as we say good morning. our hours are heavy after another deadly day at that building you just saw there, the building behind us, the u.s. capitol. >> that's kplrkt right. another crushing loss for the capitol police. not three months removed from the deadly assault took place blocks behind where we come to the building everyday week, kristen. >> that's right. weo the top story. that's where we begin, the search for answers after friday's deadly attack on the u.s. capitol. nbc's kelly o'donnell has been

tracking all the developments overnight. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kristen. the officer killed leaves behind two children and his mother among those mourning his death duty today. officials who arerism not aware of any political motivation or any connection between the suspect and members of congress who were away on easter recess. wreckage from a stunning attack. towed away after this latest capitol hill tragedy. the deadly confrontation at a barricade friday. authorities say 25-year-old noah green charged officers in that blue car and then brandished a knife. >> the suspect did start lunging toward u.s. capitol police officers, at which time u.s. capitol police officers fired upon the suspect. >> the suspect was killed. motive is under investigation.

green had posted about his distress. these past few years have been tough. and these past few months have been tougher. for the u.s. capitol police, a devastating blow. >> it is with a very, very heav injured. >> 18 and year veteran of the department, william evans died from the attack. >> i ask you keep our u.s. capitol police family in your thoughts and prayers. >> reporter: a lighted procession of police cars carried the body of the fallen officer. flags lowered in his memory. president biden offering heart felt condolences. a second officer has been hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. a police force subjected to

rebated kriz to death on duty. >> i do believe they are a resilient group and will continue to be resilient. >> they put their lives on the line for us. they deserve so much respect. >> reporter: and this attack comes amid active debate over how much and what kind of security should protect the u.s. capitol. recently some of the temporary fencing after the insurrection was just taken down. the barricade stopped the suspect from getting all the way on the campus but cost the life of an officer. there are questions about how much should protect the capitol that has long been an open campus for the public. kristen, peter. the. >> kelly, o'donnell, as you so much has been wrought upon the capitol police. there is hopeful news on the coronavirus. the u.s. passing an important milestone. as of this morning more than 100 million americans, nearly 102 million in fact received the

first dose of the vaccine. just under 58 million people here are fully vaccinated. good news coming as the cdc announces guidelines for knows looking to travel these days. kathy park this morning has more from la guardia airport. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, peter. if you are fully vaccinated according to the cdc you no longer have to self-kwarn dean teen or get tested. before or after travel. but health interprets warn of a possible fourth wave. this morning a major turning point in the race to vaccinate. more than 100 million americans received at least one dose of the dc releases new guidelines on domestic travel. saying those fully vaccinated can resume travel without quarantine or covid tests unless required by the destination. >> fully vaccinated grandparents

can fly to visit healthy grand kids without getting a test or self-quarantining. >> but many have already been on the move ahead of the announce pmt 1.5 million taking to the skies on friday alone. with more discussion over passports, florida governor ron desantis issued an executive order banning them. >> you don't want to create separate classes of citizens based on whether somebody received vaccine. >> but as a country begins to rebound new worries over a spring surge. cases are climbing in more than two dozen states including massachusetts your officials say residents under 40 make up at least 60% of new cases. and in new jersey new projections raising concerns about record infections by mid-may. >> we're in for a long hot summer. >> heading into easter weekend, health officials urging caution over fears that holiday gatherings could lead to

outbreaks. st. patrick parish near boston already cancelling weekend masses after five people tested positive. >> i don't want the parish to become any area of supersuperspreaders. therefore i made the difficult decision. >> reporter: they'll minimize the risks by streaming services instead. and back here in new york, we are slowly starting to see life once again here at the airport. also in the city where yesterday comedy clubs reopened at limited capacity. and none other than kmed yan jerry seinfeld headlined at the gotham comedy club. he said he felt so at home being back on stage back to you. >> no place like new york. kathy park there this morning thank you. meanwhile the trial against derek chauvin, the minneapolis police officer facing murder charges in the death of george floyd are will resume monday after an emotional first week of testimony. on friday a veteran officer with the department told the court he

thought the use of force was, quote, totally unnecessary. nbc's megan fitzgerald is in minneapolis covering the trial. megan, that you just referenced by lieutenant richard zimmerman damning to the defers. jurors now hearing from two high-ranking minneapolis police officers who say derek chauvin should have stopped using force the moment floyd stopped resisting. in a powerful end to emotional week of testimony, a potential blow to the defense. >> have you ever in all the years you've been working for the minneapolis police department been trained to kneel on the neck of someone who is handcuffed behind their back pr >> haven't. >> prosecutors questioning the e

9 minutes 29 seconds officer chauvin placed his knee on george floyd's neck. >> what is your view of that use of force during that time period? >> totally unnecessary. >> reporter: the defense countered. >> generally speaking in a fight for your life, you as an officer are allowed to use whatever force is reasonable and necessary, correct? >> yes. >> reporter: during a week of gripping testimony, young bystanders said they watched helplessly as floyd pled for his life. darnella frazier was just 17. >> it's the nights i stayed up apologizing and -- and apologizing to george floyd for not doing more. >> reporter: george floyd's girlfriend taking the witness stand telling jurors they both suffered from opioid addiction, even admitting that floyd overdosed in march of 2020.

>> it's a classic story of how many people get addicted to opioids. >> reporter: the defense using that admission to try and prove their case that floyd died from the drugs in his system, not the knee on his neck. now when the trim resumed monday the prosecution will call more witnesses. we are expecting to hear from the chief of the minneapolis police department. kristen. >> all right. megan gits gerald thank you. this morning praise and backlash after major league baseball announced it would be pulling the all-star game from atlanta because of georgia's recent passage of the new voting restrictions. the league says the move was meant to, quote, demonstrate our values as a sport. nbc's sam brock is in miami with the latest on this story. good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. the bombshell decision was discussed for weeks, ever since the law was signed. and we're not just talking about the all-star game. the mlb draft also mov the stan

where the georgians might suffer economically they shay a heavy price to pay. baseball is known as america's national past time. >> oh, the catch how about that to start the year. >> reporter: but mlb dlided unamerican referring to the voting laws by pulling the plug on the y'all tar game. george manfred space the decision will demonstrate our values as a support. baseball supports voting rights for all americans. brian kemp firing back late friday on fox news. >> major league baseball has folded up and caved to the cancel culture. and a bunch of liberal lies quite honestly. >> reporter: shock waves from the decision rippling through the braves 'home county. >> i'm certainly disappointed that major league baseball decided to pull the all-star

game from cobb county, georgia, i certainly understand. >> reporter: the social stand coming with economic repercussions. voting rights active it stacey abrams added that i don't want to see georgia families hurt by lost events and jobs. voters hurt by suppression will be hurt as opportunities go to other states. some fortune 500 companies like delta and coca-cola blasted the law calling it unacceptable. for the sports world this is not unprecedented. >> stretch to three-peat territory. >> several years ago the nba removed the all-star game from kmarlt following a controversial transgender bathroom law. one of the stars and mlb owner lebron james, proud to call myself a part of the mlb right now it's finalizing a host step. we should learn the details of that soon. guys, hear in miami, marlin ceo

derek geeder backing the league saying we should support any measures that expand access to voting not doing anything that adversely affects someone's ability to cast a ballot. >> >> sam with the latest on that thanks. hand in lighter sports news it's a big weekend for basketball fans with the men's final four tipping off tonight. on friday the women's final four lived up to all the hype with the scramble at the buzzer in one game and a big upset in the other. nbc's reporter in. >> an incredible night of basketball at the women's final four with actual tears on the court for some and celebration for the teams move on. a missed shotc end to the south carolina season. aliyah boston breaking into tears. >> stanford headed to the national championship game.

>> reporter: as stanford moves to the final looking to win the third national championship. >> yeah, i mean, it's surreal. i don't think it's really hit me yet. >> arizona is not done yet! >> reporter: and against all odds arizona vicing with the dominant win over yukon. >> i think we shocked the country. >> reporter: the wildcats set to play in the first ever national championship game, a pac 12 face-off against stanford tomorrow at the alamo dome. a night making history with two african-american coaches in the women's semifinals for the first time. and tonight in indiana, where the men's final four is set, a clash between texas powerhouses after 71 years baylor returning to the final four, the favorite to win over houston. >> this is unbelievable. >> reporter: with all eyes on ucla as the cinderella story continues, the underdogs of the tournament facing gonzaga, the the only undefeated team all

year. the bulldogs are the team, but might be the lucky charm. 79-year-old hep cronen, the father of the ucla head coach has been stealing the show with epic celebrations. a coach himself who gets to share the dream with >> i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for him love you, dad. >> reporter: a showdown on and off the court, worthy of march madness. now for all the winners this year it's going to be twice as special. after the 2020 tournament was cancelled because of theelled b pandemic, both grams great matchups we're going to watchin pandemic, both games tonight, great matchups we're going to watching the celebrations in the stands kristen, peter back to you. h. m and big hearty welcome to today. great to have >> and the zags.e am to beat the around forecast. easter weekend dylan in new york with let's take a look at the

first forecast easter weekend dylan in new york with that. how is that weekend apac shaping up. >> we are seeing temperatures begin to warm up got to get threw this morning where we have 58 million people under a frost advisory freeze watch warning extending down to northern florida, where we are close to record low temperatures it's only 40 in jacksonville and the record is 39 close to record lows across the northeast. pittsburgh, it's only 23 degrees. this afternoon we stay below average with temperatures about 5 to 15 degrees below average but warm air is waiting in the wings. this is going to trickle in on easter sunday, chicago 71. new york 62. richmond, virginia 71 warmer temperatures continue into at least the middle of next something to lo

>> and that's your latest forecast back to you guys >> i like seeing all the 70s, dylan, thank you. >> me too. still to come, is there a curse in cairo why some say these mummies on the move today are responsible for bad headlines in egypt today.

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. good morning. it is saturday, april 3. 6:27 as we take a live look outside. twinkling lights of the bay bridge and the city below from our san bruno mountain camera. thank you so much for starting your saturday with us. easter weekend. and the forecast is cooling off significantly. current temperatures right now as you head out in the 40s and 50s, a mild start down to the south. a little bit chillier. but take a look at your headlines for this weekend,

during the morning, we'll see some fog return around the coastline. and then we'll get clouds mixed with some sunshine. looking out ahead, it looks like the cool weather is here to stay. so just how cool will we be today compared to the past few days? in the 60s. >> all right. thank you. and happening today, people in east palo alto are now eligible to receive the covid-19 vaccine. the city opened a permanent vaccine clinic yesterday in the parking lot of cesar chavez middle school. and this is the first time that they had ministered the johnson & johnson. they hope to get 500 doses each day. this morning they will talk about how it will be a life changer for the community. people are encouraged to sign up for an appointment before you go. and more vaccines are coming to our state. governor newsom announced that california mr. see a huge jump in the number of doses by next

week. it is expected to receive 2.4 billion doses of both pfizer and moderna. a few weeks ago that number was at 1.4 million. the governor says that that is why he is able to expand eligibility. >> we have more supply. how? because we are now receiving support from the federal government, j and j coming in next week. >> and so far 38% of californians have received at least one be and coming up, do you miss going to a game or concert? we'll tell you when you can go and what do before you go.

it's my first time actually on the course at augusta national. it exceeds expectations. the grass is greener. the woods are richer. the azaleas even more beautiful and standing at amen corner, get out of here. >> we are back this saturday morning, april 3rd, 2021. that's harry smith at the iconic augusta. today is the final round of the women's amateur in augusta. the augusta only allowed women to become members a decade ago. we are talking to harry live in a bit.

there is no place like augusta. a little pimento cheese sandwich. harry has it all in a few moments. >> that course looked nice and the warm weather. first, a check of our headlines in this half hour. . police are searching for answers this morning after grds friday's deadly vehicle attack at the u.s. capitol. the horror uvrlded when a man rammed his car into a barricade outside the senate entrance. killing officer william evans and injuring another. police opened knife wielding man killing him. they are trying to figure out what triggered the ache. the second on the capitol in just under three months. >>o. the houston police department announced friday it's launching investigation into texan quarterback deshaun watson after a formal complaint of sexual misconduct. watson faces lawsuits from 21 women alleging sexual assault and harassment, including claims he exposed himself and made

inappropriate requests during paid massage sessions. watson called the accusations meritless but watson will cooperate with police. there is sad news to report about an animal who brought so much joy. april the girraffe. her pregnancy had 232 million views on youtube. her health declined and she was euthanized friday. she was 25 years old. also this morning a lot of fan fare expected in egypt when nearly two paraded through streets on the way to the new home. but some say bringing the mummies out brought a curse on cairo. nbc's raf sanchez there this morning. >> reporter: good morning,

peter, kristen. for a few hours this morning the moderna bustling city will be transported back to the ancient past as 22 mummies are carried through the streets of cairo. rehearsals going on for months. now finally the curtain goes up on in unique spectacle. this morning, egypt readying for a royal procession like no other. 3,000 years after buryial these mummies will parade the streets of cry roe. four queens and 18 king including ramses the great. going from crowded quarters at the egyptian museum to the gallery at the national mumz of egyptian civilization. travel time only 48 minutes but a complex journey. >> doctor, are you worried about the bodies being damaged on the journey. >> not at all because they have been in good caring hands of

their descendants who took care of every scientific point of s bubbles. hollywood movies like this have always been fascinated by the tomsa. but after a deadly train crash in southern egypt last week and the giant ship blocking the suez canal, some on social media wondering if this parade has unleashed a real life pharaoh's curse. now one of egypt's top archaeologists trying to calm nerves. >> it's good for tv, movies, the newspaper but it's not true. >>. >> reporter: this isn't the first time royal relics went on tour. in the. in the 1970s americans lined up to these treasures. egypt hoping it will revive a tourism industry.

and reminds moderna egyptians and the world of a glorious past. now the mummies will get the royal treatment right up until the moment they reach the new mumz. they'll be traveling in a presidential-style motorcade something you both are very familiar. and on arrival they'll be greeted by an honor guard and 21-gun salute. peter, kristen. >> raf, thanks so much. easy for for the veterans archaeologist to say no curse. but try telling them to people in kir roe. >> and always eerie to see the mummies. something not seery with the weather forecast we hope warms up this weekend, dylan. >> the day we are waiting for. warmer temperatures into easter sunday. so warm in fact we have fire danger especially north and south dakota. winds gusting to

25-mile-per-hour. humidity is low and temperatures will be on the high side with highs well up into the 70s and 80s. record high temperatures in the southwest today. warm and really quiet across the middle of the country with a lot of sunshine. and it's still going to be a little bit chilly in the northeast. temperatures slightly below average but better than it was yesterday. and then going into easter sunday, we are looking for just really nice weather from west coast to east coast. although along the east coast a couple of clouds work in. egg harbor new jersey, 64. rabbitville, indiana. 72. passover missouri, 76. lamb, colorado. 83 degrees. we're showing you good saturday morning. expect cooler weather, we have fog returning to coastline. and we'll see 40s in the north bay. headlines for this weekend, clouds mixed with sunshine and the cool weather is expected to continue through the weekend.

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we are back on saturday morning. time for popstart. dylan that's you. we have to talk about "bridgerton." i'm absolutely shocked along with the rest of devoted fans of the show. the show is saying farewell to the breakout star rege-jean page. page, capture being hearts as simon bassett, the duke of hasting will not be returning. the show made the announcement in a letter from lady whitleydown, writing in part we bid adieu to rege-jean page. we miss his presence on screen but he will always be part of the family. the actor wrote, the ride of a lifetime it's been a pleasure and a privilege to your duke. while fans may be disappointed and shocked, page told variety" that his character's one-season arc was a big part of the appeal. next up "godzilla versus kong," the highlight anticipated

blockbuster is set for an opening weekend at the box office. the film hit theaters u.s. and earned $$16.3 million in the first two days. experts estimate the movie could make between 30 and $40 million by sunday making it the biggest opening weekend for any movie since the pandemic began. overtaking wonderwoman which hoped christmas day. hopefully it's a good sign for hollywood after a tough year at the box office. what about you guys, ready to go back to the movie theater yet. >> i'm ready to see that film. it looks like a good one. dylan, we have a popstart item for you. we want to see a big congratulations to you on your incredible announcement that you wrote a book. we're so proud of you. called misty the cloud, a very stormy day. the first in a series of emotional learning books for children. >> we are thrilled for you. psyched to meet misty and to let folks know "misty the cloud" hits shelves september 14th. congratulations.

>> it's something i worked on about ten years. i'm happy it's almost here. we have to wait five more months. it's about weather, there is science but emotional things kids go through. >> kids will be lining up for shoe. up next, the amateur for me

well if there is a heaven on earth for golf fans, it has to be augusta national, the iconic home of the masters. >> for take a look just the men. but now that's changing where the best female let us know how giddy he is about it, as one does. gosh, buddy as good as it gets, assignment to augusta. >> hazardous duty pay to be here. of course.

just as a word, crypts you were talking about, omy it must be warm down there. 33 degrees is the current temperature. play has been delayed a little while. dylan of course was here two years ago for the inaugural event. and it's already become a signature event in women's golf. and in all of golf all together. covid of course caused the tournament cancelled a year ago. but this morning, once the frost is -- has melted away a little bit, the women will be ready to play. when we see these images every spring, we know it's time for the master's golf tournament. but two years ago that changed, with the inaugural augusta national women's amateur. a thrilling final round saw jennifer kupcho claim victory. launching her from college champion to pro overnight. >> augusta obviously is always special. earn knows about augusta. to be able to play there was really cool. >> augusta. fabled home to the masters.

but no female members until just nine years ago. this women's amateur event proudly proclaiming a new day. >> as players step towards the first tee they're going to be you a struck by the surroundings. what's great about this event and about events that we get a chance to see from the amateur game, and see they get to test themselves. they get to see how they respond in those moments. we likely will see a lot of these women in the lpga tour in the future. and this could be the first test they see. >> tied for the lead into the final round, the number one women's amateur in the world, 17-year-old rose zhang. she is a taller, stronger version of the 15-year-old who played here two years ago. >> this is just another golf course. but anot. the greens and the fairways are like carpet. >> rose, in case you are wondering is still in high school. >> i have a lot of homework. it's ridiculous.

but, i mean, i'm trying to manage. >> the field, filled with teens,en a a handful of 20-somethings. representing more than 30 colleges. oklahoma state sophomore, maja stark sank a slippery 18-foot putt to make the cut. she too is playing in her second augusta women's amateur. >> so many people who want to play here, everything is perfect. you get treated like a princess. >> when we sboek with 19-year-old stanford sophomore rachel heck she had just played augusta for the first time. >> a lot of people asked is this a dream come true to play augusta? honestly no i never thought i'd get to play it it wasn't a droem. girls don't play augusta. >>k and cohortsoung women it's dream no longer but a dream realized. >> it's so interesting, because the women aes to do. and so many of the ones that we

talked to said i got to get back for the hotel and do my homework or i have a final exam to take. it's remarkable. >> it is, harry. it hit me when the girl said girls don't play augusta opinion it's emotional to be there it seems like. >> without question, because, you know, this was out of bounds to use a golf term, for the longest time for women period in terms of membership. first women members were installed just nine years ago. there were protests back in the day that i remember. now this is i think augusta's way to see to say, you know, we're more than welcoming you here, we really want you here. >> harry, since it's your first time there, i noticed, were you surprised how wavy the greens and fairways were? >> i walked around part of the course with mike tir are the rico yesterday and looking at the contours and what you can't get on television is the

elevation changes. there is not a blade of grass out of place. >> i'm better on courses where there is a windmill protecting the hole. but you can watcher the amateur tournament on nbc at noon eastern. >> that's going to do it for us on this saturday morning. dylan have a great if you have obstructive sleep apnea and you're often tired during the day, you could be missing out on amazing things. sunosi can help you stay awake for them. once daily sunosi improves wakefulness in adults with excessive daytime sleepiness due to obstructive sleep apnea. sunosi worked for up to nine hours at 12 weeks in a clinical study. sunosi does not treat the cause of osa or take the place of your cpap. continue to use any treatments or devices as prescribed by your doctor. don't take sunosi if you've taken an maoi in the last 14 days. sunosi may increase blood pressure and heart rate, which can increase your risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure, or death. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure. sunosi can cause symptoms such as anxiety, problems sleeping, irritability, and agitation.

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