good morning. weekend washout. stormy weather, leading to travel trouble for tens of millions of people ready to celebrate the holiday weekend. and to hit the road after more than a year at home. highways jammed. >> traffic is ridiculous, i can't believe it. bumper-to-bumper. >> airports packed. >> 2020 was a really bad year, we're just looking for a break. >> is there any relief coming in the forecast? dylan is tracking it all. trouble in tokyo. a covid state of emergency is extended in japan with the olympic summer games less than two months away.

organizers insisting the games will go on but may look a lot different than you've seen before. the trump effects. democrats outraged after senate republicans block a bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th attack at the capitol after former president trump came out against it. >> this vote has made it official. donald trump's big lie has now fully enveloped the republican party. >> we are live at the white house. those stories, plus personal fouls. the nba cracking down after several cases of fans behaving badly during the playoffs, from dropping popcorn on one player to spitting at another. >> getting out of hand. >> and southwest airlines cracks down after an assault caused her to lose two teeth. on this holiday weekend,

will americans remember how to be civil? saturday, may 29th, 2021. announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker and dylan dreyer. welcome to "today." thank you so much for joining us on this saturday morning. great to be with you on this holiday weekend. people are celebrating the fact that they can be together, but dylan, boy, it sure doesn't feel like unofficial start to summer. >> it is wet for the east coast. but can we talk about the positives, allergies are feeling better, no sunburns this weekend. >> no red nose as folks head back to lives next week. appreciate it. that's where we start. the top story, tens of millions makeup for lost time, taking to the roads and sky, eager for a jump start on the unofficial start of summer. stormy weather is making travel

miserable for millions. that's where we begin with blayne alexander at the busiest airport in atlanta this morning. good morning. >> reporter: crowds are coming back at airports, including hartsfield-jackson airport. when we looked at travel last year, numbers were the lowest on record. now with nearly 40% of the country fully vaccinated, holiday travel is bouncing back in a big way. with vaccines ticking up, summer travel is officially taking off. >> 2020 was a really bad year, we're just looking for a break. >> 37 million people will travel this holiday weekend, up 60% from last year. >> i think we are fairly safe, as long as we keep our masks on. >> at airports across the country, crowds are coming back, including at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport, the nation's busiest. >> when is the last time we've seen the airport this busy? >> christmas, 2019 when we saw

this many people here. >> from the start of last year's memorial day weekend to this year, a stunning difference. officials expect 1.5 million travelers to pass through between wednesday and monday, meaning the days of breezing through shortened security lines during the pandemic are over. >> we want people to be here inside the airport, not driving around on the launch, inside the airport two hours prior to departure time, that will allow you to get through the tsa security lines. >> air travel is up this year, a whopping 90% of travelers this weekend will go by car. >> traffic is ridiculous. i can't believe it. bumper-to-bumper. >> and many will be driving into high gas prices. this weekend, they're topping $3, the highest national average since 2014. in chicago, where temperatures dipped into the 40s, high waves force parts of the lake front trail to close. along the north carolina coast, red flags are flying ohio, seve

flooding closing a theme park, docking ferries, forcing some cars to stay off the road. guys, a few tips for people that may be getting ready to hit the road today or head to airports, we can't say it enough. plan ahead. first off, rental cars are essentially at a premium this year, going fast because so many people are hitting the road. don't show up without a reservation. the other thing, ride shares, lyft or uber may be difficult as they try to get more drivers back on the road. >> such a different scene than a year ago. blayne alexander in atlanta. thanks so much. >> we saw that stormy weather in that piece as well. looks like it is not letting up. dylan has more on that. hey, dylan. >> good morning. huge storm rolled through the east coast last night. saw two to three, three and a half inches of rain in parts of the northeast, look at this, more wet weather moving into the philadelphia area, northern

delaware, moving through southern new jersey. that's the heavy stuff, also through south central new york state we're seeing heavier rain. watch what happens. today we get some breaks, still windy, and the secondary area of low pressure rides up the east coast. north carolina, virginia, washington, d.c., maryland, delaware, then again into the northeast, including new england. most of the day sunday in and out of pockets of heavy rain and lots of clouds. at times we get breaks, then more wet weather moves in. most activity monday is in the morning for the mid-atlantic. through the day mostly across new england. it will exit going into monday night. then everything turns around tomorrow. we could see an additional one to two inches of rain, higher amounts to fall in massachusetts and rhode island. heaviest totals on the coast closer to the area of low pressure. want to point out through kansas into oklahoma, texas, an area totally saturated, still looking at an additional three to four

inches of rain through the panhandles of texas and oklahoma city. another area still dealing with wet weather, kristen. >> thank you for that. we'll get the forecast for the rest of the country in a few minutes. what a difference a year makes. this time last year, health officials were telling everybody to stay home. the virus has had several waves since then, reaching a peak in august, declining awhile before rising steadily from october to late january. look at that. >> unbelievable. the numbers have been dropping since then, largely thanks to widespread vaccinations, and infection level we haven't seen in nearly a year. are we close to the end of it all? >> bring in dr. scott gottlieb, former fda commissioner that serves on the board of pfizer. good morning. thanks for joining us this holiday weekend. if you consider where we were a year ago, we're at roughly the same place. the benefit this time around, we have the vaccine, half americans have been vaccinated, roughly half of americans have not.

with that in mind, how do we enjoy the holidays safely without allowing for another spike? >> i think the situation this year is substantially different from last year. first of all, we vaccinated a lot of vulnerable population. consequences of covid spread are reduced from last year. many older americans who are most vulnerable to covid have been protected through vaccination. also keep in mind, we had a substantial portion of population infected with coronavirus, at least a third of americans had the infection. in addition to people vaccinated, there are americans that have immunity acquired through infection. when you look at the total picture, at least 70% of the population has some form of immunity, either through vaccination or prior exposure to the virus, infection from the virus. probably higher than that. i think it is unlikely we'll see sharp rebound in the virus. may see a slow smolder through the summer, still have cases and outbreaks, particularly in summer camps where kids

congregate, but not the consequences of last summer, big outbreaks in the south toward the end of the summer. >> you take me to the next question. we got new guidance from the cdc essentially saying kids that have been vaccinated, those over the age of 12, can go to summer camp and don't have to wear masks outdoors. but i think there are still questions. you're a father of three kids under the age of 12. how are you handling the new guidance and would you send your kids to summer camp? >> well, my kids will be in camp this summer, i feel confident about the safety of that setting. guidance itself is confusing, hard to implement. i think cdc needs to simplify it. still puts restrictions what kids can do outdoors. i think the bottom line, kids shouldn't be wearing masks outside. we need to guard against risk of outbreak in a summer camp setting. we know outbreaks don't occur in outdoor settings. can't prevent the risk of the

child that has infection may spread to one other child. we want to prevent one child is asymptomatic, doesn't know they're infected can spread it to a lot of children, that's not likely to happen outside. they typically don't spread outside in the summer. we have pathogens spread through ingestion, so the risk of big outbreak of coronavirus in the summertime from outdoor activities is very low. as you move kids inside, we need to be mindful of ventilation, air quality. wearing masks when kids congregate in poorly ventilated cases. but in terms of outdoor activities, shouldn't but masks on, the risk of heat exposure outweigh benefits. >> good advice for families there. let me ask, renewed focus on or gins of the disease, whether it was an infected animal with human contact or lab leak. do you think we'll ever know the answer, if you don't, what are

the lessons to avoid this happenings again? >> we may never have a definitive answer unless we find the intermediate host animal it came from or access to information from the lab in china, wuhan institute of virology that demonstrates it came from the lab setting, we may never know. there are circumstances that occurred that created conditions this could have come out of the lab. there's some circumstantial evidence that points that direction. i think it is a battle of competing narratives. bottom line lesson, if we have index of suspicion, assess there's possibility it came out of the lab, i think it changes how we think about lab safety around the world, we need tighter controls and better surveillance around what goes on in high security labs bsl 4 labs where this type of research is likely to occur. >> we always appreciate your expertise. he has a book coming out about coronavirus called uncontrolled spread, why covid-19 crushed us

and how we can defeat the next pandemic. this morning, olympic organizers insist the summer games will go on, despite arise in covid cases in japan. only a tiny population there are vaccinated. now there's a chance the athletes will be competing without any fans in the stands. sarah harmon has been tracking this, she has more from london. good morning to you. >> reporter: kristen, peter, good morning to both of you. we are 54 days away from opening ceremony of the tokyo games. japan spent an estimated $15 billion on staging the games. they've already been postponed once. this morning, the message is clear, the games will go on. but it might be without in person spectators at all. this morning, new concerns about the summer games in the opening ceremony less than two months , japan is battling a surge in covid cases.

the prime minister extending state of emergency in tokyo and nine other areas. unlike in years past when fans poured in from around the world, foreign spectators are banned from the summer games, the olympic organizing committee is hinting japanese fans may not be allowed either. final decision is expected next month, could mean athletes competing in empty stadiums with no cheering crowds. still, olympic officials insist games will go on, that testing, masks, temperature checks will be enforced and no singing or chanting allowed. even without spectators, 90,000 people, including athletes and their delegation, are expected in tokyo in july. with less than 3% of japan's population fully vaccinated, there's growing public concern about welcoming delegations from around the world. this man says he is worried aboutoverseas. polls show 60 to 80% of japanese

want the games to be called off. this morning, organizers face an increasingly challenging task, count down to the tokyo games rolls on. and we should mention that nbc universal, the parent company of nbc news owns the u.s. broadcast rights to the olympics. we want to be transparent about that. kristen, peter? >> sarah harmon in london for us, thank you. senate democrats are slamming republicans and their loyalty to former president trump after republicans voted against forming a bipartisan commission investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. monica alba has more. presumptive came out against it, worrying about whether results of the independent panel could be used as a political weapon in next year's midterm. democrats may pursue a select committee to look into the siege

which would only require a majority in the house of representatives. in the chamberection took place voted to block an independent commission to investigate the january 6th attack. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter: it failed 54-35. six votes short of the necessary 60. despite leadership's encouragement to defeat legislation, six republicans joined democrats in supporting it, including bill cassidy, susan collins, lisa murkowski, rob portman, mitt romney, and ben sasse. pat toomey saying he would have if he had been present. democrats slamming their colleagues for derailing the inquiry. >> this vote makes it official. donald trump's big lie has now fully enveloped the republican party. >> i can't imagine anyone voting against establishment of a

commission on the greatest assault since the civil war on the capitol. >> reporter: the split isn't just in d.c. majority of americans surveyed consider january 6th an attack on democracy, but voters of both parties are bitterly divided how to handle the storming of the capitol. another flash point. the white house unveiled president biden's $6 trillion budget next year which includes his multi trillion jobs and families plan. the president arguing his agenda if passed would speed the country's recovery and lower the unemployment rate by 2023. republicans blasted the size and scope over spending and debt concern. >> this is too extreme, too expensive. >> monica, the biden administration is weighing how to respond after russian hackers behind a solarwinds attack appear to be at it again. will the u.s. retaliate. >> reporter: the white hou addi

action. they have not publicly identified who is behind it, but microsoft did blame the russian group for targeting government agencies again. last month, president biden issued sanctions on russia in response to the solarwinds pack. president biden is set to meet with vladimir putin in weeks. this latest attack will not eskt the summit which is planned next month in switzerland. >> monica, thank you. back out to dylan. your first forecast was filled with nothing but rain and storms. how is the rest of the country looking? >> there are good places today across the country. we have really nice weather through the midwest. temperatures are cer 60s, still a lot of sunshine, shower activity across the dakotas, stormy through texas with more

lane likely. focus on the west coast. we're looking at a lot of sunshine which unfortunately you could need rain, but it is not in the right place for you. also going to be hot in the southwest, temperatures in the triple digit and a peak outside this morning shows some areas of low clouds, cool start, some drizzle for the coast. you've got 55 degrees in san jose. we'll see temperatures today climbing mostly into the 70s inland today, easily the most comfortable of the three holiday weekend days. 74 in san jose. 62 in san francisco. 67 in oakland and some low 80s inland around concord and fairfield. but check out the seven-day forecast. 90s return inland tomorrow. could see hundred-degree temperatures around parts of the bay area for memorial day on monday. >> and that's your latest forecast. back to you guys. the weather is not much come. bad behavior at nba arenas and

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we're back this saturday morning with the weekly download. our look at the week's other big stories outside washington. >> among them, another tragic mass shooting at a workplace. >> a gunman opened fire at a rail yard in san jose, california. >> this is an active shooter. >> as the workday was starting, shots at the transition rail authority. most if not all were transit

employees. >> sheriff's deputies quickly rushed in as the rampage was under way. by the time it was over, nine innocent people were dead and the gunman had taken his own life. >> what the hell is going on in the united states of america. what the hell is wrong with us? >> say his name. >> george floyd. >> the nation marked the first anniversary of george floyd's death this week as his family called for police reform. >> if you can make federal laws to protect the bird which is the bald eagle, you can make federal laws to protect people of color. >> belarus sent a fighter jet to force this commercial plane to land in its borders. on board, raman pratasevich. >> one passenger said he pleaded don't do this, they'll kill me. ryanair replied we have no

choice. a bomb threat was called but no bomb found. kerry sanders was reporting in the rise in shark population when he got up close and personal with a new of them. >> i don't know what he chummed that water with, they're coming for you, kerry. maybe they're camera hogs. want their close up. thank you. >> they're not on break, the cast of "friends" reunited. >> second time they reunited since they ended the decade-long run in 2004. >> some of the wildest moments caught on camera. two texas police officers pulled this man from his burning vehicle after he suffered a medical emergency. he is being treated for serious injuries. further north, this tornado whipped up dust but didn't cause significant damage. and what a sight in the heavens.

combination of a supermoon and lunar eclipse created a rare super blood moon, rallying star gazers around the world. finally an emotional moment at a high school track and field event. battling cancer, she crossed the finish line with help of teammates, celebrated by the rest of the team and runners from other schools. >> kayla, kayla, kayla! >> that just gives you chills. dylan, you think of the strength it required for her to take that walk and all of that love of teammates. >> to hear her name being >> after a year of so much isolation to see communities come together in moments like that supporting her. still to come on "today," tough talk from prince harry at a new town hall with oprah

winfrey. later, kristen's mom, one of her best friends, and i sit down to give parenting tips as she prepares to welcome her baby girl into the world. >> theyere w

good morning to you on this holiday weekend. we're waking up to some areas of low clouds. 40s and 50s outside right now and a little bit of that patchy fog there around the golden gate bridge at 51 degrees. northwest wind close to 7 miles per hour. out towards the east bay, walnut creek, you have that south wind at 16 miles per hour. 53 degrees in san jose. you have mostly clear skies. a little bit of patchy low clouds at 55. and do want to point out, out in the tri-valley this morning, waking up to the 50s. livermore at 53 degrees. west wind at 8:00 and a bit of a traffic incident here, eastbound 580, approaching fallon road. temporarily had all lanes blocked. looks like that's starting to

open up a bit. but early morning plans around tri-valley, you may want to avoid eastbound 580 at the hour. the winds continue to blow onshore pretty strongly towards the altamont pass. that's helping to bring in some of the low clouds, which is seeing areas of drizzle ongoing on the coast. today, easily the coolest of the three holiday weekend days. we're talking some 70s around san jose. low 60s for san francisco. mid- to upper 60s inland for oakland. 85 in fairfield. but from here, temperatures will be climbing on up for some of your holiday weekend plans. notice big sur, we'll be seeing those temperatures climbing into the near 80-degree range by tomorrow. bigger jump in temperatures for places like yosemite. yosemite valley, climbing into the mid-90s, and if you're heading up to lake tahoe, we'll see temperatures climbing closer to 80 degrees by memorial day monday. and you'll notice the heat starting to set up during the day tomorrow around the bay area. high temperatures climbing into the 90s inland, and watch what happens as we move forward into

memorial day, monday. you've got numbers of over 100 degrees. concord over towards fairfield, san jose in the mid-90s, but notice bayside locations, 80s and 90s. this includes san francisco over to oakland. so the heat advisory is set up for monday, this is memorial day. you'll see those temperatures really climbing. i wouldn't be surprised to see an extension of the heat advisory covering most of the bay area. tuesday also looks pretty hot as well, as this summer-sized ridge of high pressure builds in for the second half of the holiday weekend, weakening slightly as we go through the week. once we pass tuesday, we'll begin to see those temperatures come down, but we may not get a lot of cooling. that high is not exactly going away, just flattening out a little bit to allow a bit of a sea breeze to pick up a little bit later on next week. here's a look at your seven-day forecast. all-day plans looking great the next few days, but san francisco, you're going to probably want to find some air-conditioning on monday, as downtown temperatures could be closer to the mid-80s. it is going to feel hot around

san francisco and the coast. inland areas also climbing as well. a closer look at your temperatures around the bay area in your memorial day forecast coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay." sending it now back to the "today" show. get your spring on at ross. yes! with brand-name looks at prices that say it's on. yeah, it is! get this season's styles for you... ...and you... and you... with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! so you went to ross and saved big on shoes?

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>> watched it a half dozen times this morning as well. >> i see why. that smile is just adorable. let's begin with a check of the headlines. new details are emerging about the gunman that killed nine co-workers at a san jose rail yard. they found an arsenal at his home, 25,000 rounds of ammunition, multiple weapons, molotov cocktails. a federal law enforcement source confirms after an overseas trip in 2015, the suspect was detained by u.s. customs for processing, possessing books on terrorism and fear of manifestos. the book was filled with hatred of his workplace. after scott peterson's trial rivoted the nation, a new development friday. a california district attorney will not seek a new peterson co in 2005 of murdering his pregnant wife and unborn son. last year, california supreme court threw out his death

sentence, several potential jurors were excluded after saying they opposed the death penalty. peterson maintains his innocence, the judge is deciding whether to grant a new trial. if not, he will be sentenced to life in prison. also, the nba is cracking down on unruly fans in stands during the playoffs that are acting out towards players on opposing teams. megan fitzgerald is outside madison square garden in new york where one of the incidents happened earlier this week. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. unruly fans is not new, but something many sports and lists say is escalating and is concerning. what happened at madison square garden is sending shock waves for sure. playoff season in full swing. six nba teams squaring off last night, but bad behavior by fans is the stands.

a fan dropping popcorn on washington wizards star russell west brook leaving the court wednesday, staff trying to stop him going after the instigator. the same night in new york at madison square garden, a fan spit at atlanta hawks player trey young. he spoke out friday on espn. >> i saw the video, and it is disgusting for spitting and things like that, that's uncalled for in any arena, any environment. >> the nba releasing a statement that says enhanced fan code of conduct will be vigorously enforced to ensure a safe and respectively environment. players and personnel across the league are upset, charles barkley not mincing words on tnlt. >> you should be able to go in the stands, beat the hell out of one person per game. er was thrown on then

but unruly behavior is not just court side at the nba. fans overran security at the sunday pga championship just as phil mickelson and brooks koepka went to the hole. air travelers combative on flights. a dispute on board turned physical. this flight attendant ended up losing two teeth. dangerous behavior as people begin interacting with each other once again. the fans were banned from games indefinitely. as for the passenger on board a flight, she's facing federal charges. kristen, peter? >> hopefully repercussions send a strong signal to other people to behave. thank you for that. >> not sure charles barkley has the best interest of everybody in mind there, but you can't blame a lot of athletes wanting to go in the stands in situations like that. dylan has a look at the forecast.

not feeling like memorial day for a lot of folks. >> no, it feels like march for a lot of people. we have freeze alerts, frost advisories, freeze warnings. this effects vegetation more so than us. still, it is cold for us, across wisconsin and iowa, into michigan. we have a stream of cold air pouring in from the north and northeast. temperatures are 5 to 15 degrees below average. buffalo is in the 50s. lexington, kentucky, 55 for a high temperature, 24 degrees below average. going into sunday, 50s in pittsburgh with a high of 59. bristol, 66 degrees, washington, d.c., 62. same in new york city, portland, maine, 55 degrees. as soon as the weekend is over, we get warmer temperatures back. highs in the upper 70s in philadelphia for tuesday and wednesday. richmond back in the 80s, cleveland, mid to upper 70s after high of 73 monday. boston goes from 68 monday to 73

on tuesday to 77 and a look outside shows a familiar sight. some patchy low clouds inland. 53 degrees in livermore. and 580 traffic looking a little bit better than our last report, as the accident has been cleared to the shoulder there on eastbound 580 approaching fallon road. 60s and 70s, the highs for the bay area today. 74, san jose. cool 60s, low 60s around san francisco. but if you want some warmer temperatures, you don't have to wait long. tomorrow, numbers into the low 90s inland and look what happens monday. you'll see those temperatures climbing even more. good enough for a heat advisory for the bay area on memorial day. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> looking forward to the warmup you mentioned. thank you, dylan. just ahead this memorial day weekend, the inspiring story of a program that helps children and loved ones of fallen troop pasy

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we are back on a saturday morning. as we honor america's fallen this memorial day weekend, it is a chance to reflect on the freedoms they secure for us and the sacrifices they made. that sacrifice is shared by loved ones they left behind. >> this week i spoke to one woman that turned her pain into purpose, helping so many others like her find resources for higher education and the chance to succeed. >> my mom dropped us off for first day of camp, we never wanted to leave. >> ashland remembers her first support group after her father died in the line of duty in 2002 when she was just ten. >> everyone there knew, everyone understood. we were all grieving our dads. we immediately found our family,

our tribe. >> the tragedy assistance program for survivors. it is support for military families grieving the loss of a loved one. it was founded in 1994 after her husband died in a plane crash. >> taps has given our family a place to honor and remember what's best about american service and sacrifice. >> ashland and her brothers found a home at camps. a few years later, another blow. >> one tragedy to lose your dad. then you lost your mom. >> she actually died by suicide on what should have been their 19th wedding anniversary. >> ashland, a sophomore at american university was crushed. >> asked about funeral arrangements, custody of my younger brothers, people were asking me to make all these decisions, i was 19 years old. >> you could have sat there, mourned, given up. >> the thought definitely

crossed my mind. >> with tuition bills mounting, she couldn't get a loan. banks wouldn't give money to a 19-year-old with no income and no parent to co-sign. >> bonnie did some research, found an organization that ended up stepping up to pay off the remainder of my tuition so i could graduate. >> she joined the team at taps, channeling her challenges into change. she launched the education assistance program, helping survivors access pre-existing funds to pay for education. andrew whose father was killed in afghanistan starts at auburn this fall. >> do you have any idea what the price tag is for a year at auburn? >> it is expensive, yeah. >> without taps, would this be an option? >> probably not to be honest. >> dominic's dad passed in 2014. taps found money for him to study abroad. >> man, you have no idea, so many of my friends were like oh, my gosh. you went to fiji. it was an expensive trip, i am

grateful they paid for me. >> ashland and taps supported more than 5,000 survivors to the tune of a half billion dollars. >> i could have fallen apart, could have dropped out of college, let the grief destroy me. instead i have taken losses i have been through and used it to help others. it is something that my parents would have done. >> honoring her parents' service and sacrifice, building a legacy of her own. >> what would her parents think of what she has done? >> i know that both nicole and her husband are looking down on ashland and beaming with pride. >> i was so impressed by ashland, by zoe, austin, dominic, and the community the survivors have formed. really, they are living the dreams their parents had for them. >> and it was so powerful to

hear her say i could have fallen apart, but i didn't. now she has helped more than 5,000 people. great piece, peter. >> sacrifice not just by those we lost but by the families left behind. >> all to remember this weekend. dylan, you have your eye on pop start heading into the weekend. >> great story, but we're switching gears in pop start. coming up, the social media sensation after ariana grande posted pictures of her lately, it's been hard to think about the future. but thinking about the future, is human nature. ♪♪ at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors listen and work with you to create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to drafting dreams and building your future. edward jones. it is time for investing to feel individual. frank is a fan of fast. he's a fast talker.

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world, forced to deal with climate change and social media. >> and we're going to have to adapt to them, build the resilience in the next generation and the next generation, with a reckoning moment post covid we can look at ourselves and say we need to do better stopping or allowing things causing so much harm to so many of us at the source, rather than distracted by the symptoms. >> hopefully we can. catch the full conversation between harry, oprah, and mental health experts on apple tv plus. next, an update on the night seen around the world. talking about charlie bit my finger. early viral video that surfaced on youtube in 2007. it has since become one of the most watched videos ever. if you have no idea who charlie is or whose finger he bit or what i'm talking about, watch

this. >> really hurt. >> i love it. the clip has been viewed more than 885 million times since 2007. it is so popular that earlier this week, charlie bit my finger was sold at auction as a nonfundable token, nfc, someone oenls the digital asset. bought for $767,000. it was deleted from youtube following the sale. good news, the boy's father announced the new owner will keep it online because it is important part of popular culture. that means you can continue to watch it over and over again. kristen, i think your mike was open earlier this morning. did i hear you didn't know who charlie was? >> i didn't. i had to pull it up. then my memory was jogged.

you watched it a bunch. >> charlie is now 47, using the money to buy a beach house. he is doing well. knew. not a bad sale for sure. and we mentioned earlier, ariana grande delighted fans by dropping photos on instagram of now fans are celebrating the newlyweds in a big way by giving gr grande's post nup actual post 29 million posts. that makes it the most liked instagram post in a while. no post has been able to match the 55 million likes the viral world record egg has there's that congrats to the happy couple congrats to the egg and everyone involved that's your pop starts. >> i'm sure arianna grande will be thrilled to hear about that egg. >> the incredible turn of events for accused drug dealer who was given a second chance. we're back with that after this.

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as we look at very cloudy skies and fog over san jose. thank you for starting your full-time weekend of may with us. i'm kira klapper. rob mayeda is in for vianey. >> 54 degrees, fog, similar trend over towards the tri-valley. low 50s, low clouds, and low clouds around walnut creek. notice the winds south at 15 miles per hour. 53 degrees. and what i have to say for the tri-valley walnut creek, enjoy the ocean ac while it lasts. you can see those wind speeds inland today, which will keep today's temperatures comfortably into the 70s and 80s inland. 81 in concord, 74 in san jose, 60s from san francisco to oakland, but the temperatures really start to climb up, starting tomorrow into monday. a little bit too much by memorial day monday. you see those inland valley temperatures near 90 tomorrow, and upper 90s to above 100 degrees. out towards the tri-valley. heat advisory for memorial day monday. i'll have a closer look at the

heat and how long these temperatures will be sticking around coming up in our full forecast today at 7:00. >> we have a lot of heat on the way. rob, we'll see you at 7:00. thanks. here is a quick look at the top stories we're following. people continue to tell stories of love lost and braver of the nine people killed in wednesday's mass shooting. last week, paul megaya's family held a memorial at mountain house city hall. about 100 people, including cecelia crowder, a co-worker who told a gut-wrenching story about how paul saved her life. >> i heard the gunshots coming in, while the shooter came into our office, shooting at us. and i'm really sorry. >> last night's memorial also honored the other eight victims

killed in the mass shooting. if you would like to help their families, you can donate to a fund that's been set up by the south bay labor council. the money will go exclusively to the families. you can learn about the nine men lost on our website, nbcbayarea.com. we've also posted ways to donate to their families. it is 5:59. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," searching for answers. the chilling new evidence investigators found inside the gunman's home after his attack on his coworkers at the vta. we'll have that plus all your top stories including rob's full forecast coming up at 7:00. we hope to see you then. right now, back to the "today" show.

good morning. weekend washout. stormy weather, leading to travel trouble for tens of millions of americans ready to celebrate the holiday weekend and hit the road after more than a year at home. highways full. >> traffic isrts back to old fo >> 2020 was a bad year. we're just looking for a break. >> is there any relief in the forecast? dylan is tracking it all. make or break summer. hollywood's hoping for a major come back this season as theaters reopen to near full

capacity, bringing blockbusters back to the big screen. will it be enough to jump start the movie industry? and advice for the mom to be with the birth of kristen's baby girl days away, she's asking the experts from her mom to one of her best friends all of her burning questions. >> when you first bring that baby home, i am so worried. dylan, what's the best advice? >> can i answer that first? >> go ahead. >> the best advice is to call your mom. and let her come and help you. that's the best advice. >> lessons and love being passed from one generation to another, today, saturday may 29th, 2021. >> good morning, peter, kristen. >> we're from columbus, ohio. >> celebrating our son's first birthday. >> i finally made it to the

"today" show. dream come true. >> we are from texas. we are here to wish our parents happy 32 year anniversary. >> love you! >> good morning. what a great group of folks getting ready for the holiday weekend. people excited to get outside as lives start to return closer to normal these days. >> people are excited to get together this weekend. we want to begin with the top story, the fact that the dreary weather isn't stopping nearly 40 million people who want to get out and travel. blayne alexander at the busiest airport in atlanta. how is it looking? good morning. >> once again, the busiest airport is starting to look like it again. consider this, they're expecting to welcome 1.5 million passengers over the holiday

weekend. just at this airport alone. that's a portion of what we expect around the country. 37 million americans traveling by plane, car, some other mode of transportation. while a good number travel by plane, a couple things to remember, masks are required in airports and airplanes. vast majority of people are going by car, some 90%. you want to keep in mind that gas prices are higher than they've been in seven years. they're urging you to plan ahead. don't wait until the tank is too low before you fill up. getting back to air travel, despite weather dylan was talking about, we're not seeing too much trouble in the sky as far as delays. where people need to make sure to plan, allow for time is when it comes to security lines. here at hartsfield-jackson, they're urging people to get here two hours ahead of time. clearly, guys, gone are the days of breezing through lines during the pandemic light crowds. crowds are certainly back. back to you. >> people are happy to get to

the airport early as long as they can travel again. blayne alexander in atlanta. hope you have a great holiday weekend. thank you. we'll get dylan's holiday weekend forecast in a moment. here in washington, democrats trying to figure out next steps after senate republicans block creation of a bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th attack on the capitol. monica alba is at the white house again. >> reporter: that's right, the vote to advance the independent january 6th commission failed friday as senate republicans blocked the bill. it was defeated 54-35, six short of the 60 needed. talks started to fail when trump told them to worry about their political fate in the midterms. minority leader mitch mcconnell encouraged his conference to defeat the inquiry, six republicans broke ranks and joined democrats to support it, a seventh saying he would have as well. democrats for their part may still pursue a select committee to investigate the attack which

would only require a majority in the house. friday, the white house unveiled president biden's budget for the next fiscal year, totalling $6 trillion. the giant price tag would raise spending to the highest level since world war ii, and includes the multi trillion dollar jobs and family plan which would be paid for raising taxes on corporations and the wealthiest americans. republicans labeled it too big, too extreme, and any presidential budget is just a blueprint of priorities before becoming reality. still has a long way to go in congress where bipartisan talks on infrastructure remain stalled. kristen, peter? >> monica, thank you. let's lighten things up. time for a weekend morning boost. dylan is back with that. what you got? >> this one has a big surprise at the end. watch this, it is inspirational. nearly two decades ago, a man facing drug dealing charges was given a second chance by a judge who saw potential in the high school dropout. 16 years later, edward martel

was in the courtroom, this time sworn into state bar of michigan by the same judge. >> i, edward martel solemnly swear i will support the constitution of the united states and state of michigan. >> that i will support the constitution of the united states and constitution of the state of michigan. >> the same judge. the two men shared an emotional hug to celebrate the momentous occasion. he could have received a decade long sentence for selling crack cocaine. instead, the judge gave him three years probation, challenged him to make something of his life, which i think we can all agree he definitely has. >> dylan, talk about making an impact. >> awesome story of redemption there. the faith the judge had in him so many years ago. >> great story, dylan. still ahead, will this be the summer of movies? how hollywood hopes to lure folks bac as a repairman, i hear a lot of folks say

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we are back with today's talker and the movie industry, hoping the unofficial start to summer is only the beginning of a come back. >> in the hype, a lot of good movies coming out. more theaters opening their doors, they're ready to release exclusively on the big screen. good morning. >> good morning, peter. hollywood executives are hoping to surpass $100 million in tilkt sales this memorial weekend. something they haven't done since march last year when the pandemic began, and then everyone started watching movies at home. and also studios are ready to showcase the summer lineup we couldn't get last year. movie theaters are back in business, hoping for the first blockbuster weekend in more than a year, hoping it won't be quiet much longer.

the sequel "a quiet place part 2" will be shown exclusively on the big screen. while disney is choosing a dual release both in theaters and on the streaming service. despite having great content available at home, people want to go out and go to the movie theater, there's nothing like the big screen experience. >> summer earnings in 2020 down 96% from the year before. easing restrictions have hollywood insiders hopeful the industry will bounce back. right now, there are more than 4100 theaters open nationwide. last year, less than 500, and most of those drive ins. >> the communal and immersive nature of the movie theater is something that during the pandemic that didn't work. i think we're going to see people returning to the movie theater in a big way. cinemas o their doors, studios have

something for everyone. action, animation. musicals. and the return of marvel superheros. >> there are a lot of big movies on the way. i think people will be excited to see them in a movie theater. >> with people streaming movies more than ever, studios hope viewers realize the silver screen is still the gold standard. movie theaters made less than a million dollars last memorial day weekend, mainly from drive in theaters that demonstrates how bad things were in the pandemic. contrast to this year, a quiet place took in 38 million thursday evening alone. >> impressive. thank you. going to the movie theater does sound nice. some popcorn. i bet you're going to see in the heights first. >> we'll go back to the theater.

a lot of americans are getting comfortable doing it at home. hopefully they'll head out with forecast permitting in some places. what will it look like? >> typically, you ring in memorial weekend, you have a win in the box office. very cold. temperatures in the 50s with off and on rain, heavy at times. chilly but sunny to the great lakes. highs in the upper 50s, lower 60s. warmer than yesterday. still sunny and warm out west. that's going to remain the case all weekend. more strong storms through texas, oklahoma, into the rest of the plains tomorrow, with some damaging winds and hail, the biggest threat. lingering showers in the northeast with cold temperatures. monday, heavy rain in the southern plains, better on the east and outside today, other

than the morning low clouds, pretty nice, mild forecast ahead. mostly 60s and 70s inland, but watch the temperature trend as we head through the holiday weekend. tomorrow afternoon, 90s making a comeback for areas inland and then by monday, the real heat kicks in. chances of triple-digit temperatures around the tri-valley over towards concord, even bayside temperatures in the 80s and 90s. watch out for that memorial day heat next three days. temperatures starting to crank up inland, cooling heading towards the middle of next week. >> that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. still ahead, kristen gets parenting advice from her mom, from you, dylan, and one of her best friends with her baby girl due in less than a

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we are back on saturday morning. kristen as you know, won't be long before you have a little baby girl in your arms. very excited for you. >> i can't wait. we are days away from welcoming her. i still have questions, and fortunately was able to rely on a group of amazing moms, including my own, to get last minute advice. mom, are you ready to become a grandmother? >> i am absolutely ready. >> what kind of grand mother are you going to be? >> i will spoil and treat, mainly i can't wait until she gets old enough to go shopping. >> dylan, you're expecting your third. >> working our brain around the logistics of living in a new york city apartment with three boys. but the excitement of meeting someone that no one has met. >> one of my oldest friends knows what it is like to be the mom of a girl. she has two girls. >> zoe is going into sixth grade, graduating from a cubby

to a locker, will have home room >> i don't know if i would know how to be a mom to a girl. >> you would learn instantly. >> my girls are pretty mellow. i think what my husband and i are anticipating are all of the hormonal and all of the changes that will come when they're teenagers. >> what exactly was kristen like as a child, was she mellow? >> once i got a call from nursery school that kristen had broken her leg because she was pretending to be wonder woman and jumped off a chair. that shows you how active she was. >> what did you learn that you would pass along to my daughter? >> i would just tell your daughter to be herself, just as we wanted you to be yourself. >> dylan, what are some of the lessons learned along the way? >> there's such a roller coaster of emotions you're going to go through. at first, it is like a sweet smelling, amazing little bundle of love, and then after several

nights of losing sleep, your mind starts to go crazy. >> i would think oh, she needs music, that's too much music. movement, that's too much movement. the quest to find the perfect balance. >> when she slept through the night, i got up in the morning and panicked. >> did you ever have a moment like that where they slept through the night, you thought what's going on? >> absolutely. i was like this is wonderful. >> you were becoming a mom and the business world was not as supportive of working moms. was that tough? >> yes. i didn't know it was tough because it just seemed very natural for us to be together. >> i just went to work with you. >> put her in the little basket, set her on the deck and did real estate. >> you're in hawaii, you passed along a love of education to

your two girls. >> i used to read stories when they were eating. it did set a love of stories and reading into my girls. so when they're at the dinner table, they'll bring the books, i am like hey, we're eating. >> when you first bring that baby home, oh my goodness, i am so worried. dylan, what's the best advice? >> can i answer that first? the best advice is to call your mom! >> you need your mom. >> you need the grandparents around, they know everything and you know nothing. but there's this moment of you just want it to be you and john, and look at each other, and say we got this. >> i'm going to share some advice. she taught us this too shall pass. so true with children. the issue of this hour is going to change to the issue of the next hour. >> how do you preserve it, mom? >> record it, write it down. take photos.

and again, the most important thing is to spend as much time with her and i love you so much. >> i love you too, mom. dylan and laura, i love you guys, too. >> that's a little emotional to watch. dylan, such great advice. thank you for being part of that conversation. >> for what it's worth. >> mom loved it, laura loved it. >> there's also no advise you can honestly give to a new mom. you're going to just figure it out yourself. >> i know. i learned so much from you and you, peter, a dad to the two most beautiful girls. >> you have two baby-sitters blocks away if you need us anytime, we're there. as much preparation you did for the debate a year ago, you are more than prepared for this. we are thrilled for you. we have been giving you as many pieces of advice and gifts. the gift i have as you depart is less for the baby, more for you and john. it is start of summer. you're entitled to a moment to

celebrate. toast to you guys, little margarita cocktail kit. >> that's sweet of you. we get one more margarita. help you get sleep. >> i want you both prepared for middle of the night phone calls asking for more advice. you showered me in love. i am so grateful. >> text me anytime. you'll never have enough onesies or diapers. this one you may want to stay to the side in case you miss peter when you're gone. >> we'll leave that one in the drawer for awhile. you're going to be the world's greatest mom. >> love you guys. i will miss you guys. i wille back b it's your home and wayfair has the appliances you need. to make homemade taste so much better. make your to-do list disappear. with help from the brands you trust. make picky-eaters master chefs

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