>> you can't be late on your first day back after two and a half years. and don't forget to take off your pajamas. >> that does it for us here on "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> don't forget we have all the day's news at 11:00 this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪♪ test good morning, aftermath, the disturbing new images from ukraine this morning revealed after russian forces pulled back from parts of kyiv, evidence of mass graves, civilians, executed in the streets accusations of rape and loot growing outrage and calling new and harsher punishments for vladimir putin richard engel is live on the front lines. man hunt, multiple suspects on the loose at a mass shooting in california's capital. six killed at least 12 others injured in the rampage. we'll have the latest this morning.

stranded chaos at airports from coast to coast after more than 10,000 flights are canceled or delayed over the weekend and now with severe weather on the way things could get worse the full forecast straight ahead. culture clash. republican lawmakers in florida targeting disney threatening to revoke the company's special status over its opposition to that controversial "don't say gay" law what it might mean for your next trip to orlando. all that plus, glory for the gamecocks. >> anderson racing in for two more. >> dominates uconn to win the women's national championship. and the rivalry of the ages comes down to a stunner. north carolina besting duke. >> and the fairy tale ride for the tar heels continues.

>> ending coach k.'s legendary career, and the championship game now set for tonight. and high note. ukraine's president delivers an emotional speech at the grammys. >> we defend our freedom to live, to love to -- >> a night filled with historic wins and show-stopping performances. ♪♪ and we are there. today monday april 4, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. good morning, everybody. welcome to monday. it is 7:00 a.m. on monday morning.

did i say that twice? >> it's very monday. a lot of folks stayed up late to watch the grammys. it was the biggest night of the year. wow. it felt more like a concert than in vegas. >> it also had the message from the president from ukraine. we'll have much more on that coming up. >> and the supreme court nomination is back in the spotlight. more than 30 hours of the hearings, the senate yew zishry committee is meeting right now getting set to vote. we'll take you live to capitol hill. >> but we begin with the war in ukraine this morning. new images that president zelenskyy said amount to genocide. the international reaction and how russia is responding. we're live from the front lines.

>> at least seven civilians were killed overnight by russian attacks. there is growing evidence that russia carried out massacres in a suburb of kyiv as russian a wt troops were leaving the area. president zelenskyy said russian forces are no more now than murderers, looters and rapists. and a warning some of the images in this report may be disturbing. >> reporter: when russian troope disturbing when russian troops pulled out out by a peeled back the horrors of the suburb of bucha, they peeled back the curt they alleged by afflict on ain e horrors they allegedly in-fligtsein-fligt ukrainians. bodies of civilians line the flikted. bodies of civilians line streets.d the streets. witnesses say some with thei witnesses with hands tied behin hands ti their backs shot at close range shot at close range execution-style. the mayor of execution style. bucha says that the mayor of bucha says 270 270 civilians were b civilians were buried in mass uo mass graves. ukraine's presidential office says that women showed signs of graves. they say that women showed signs rape ukraine accused russia of war crimes in bucha and called for an of rape. international investign russia denied it all saying that

ukraine staged the scene in bucha. bu they called for war crimes in ti bucha and called for an investigation. russia denied it all saying ukraine staged the scene in bucha. but it is not only here. in other towns we visited, ns w occupied by russian sold occupied by russian soldiers, i the the accounts are consistent.acc suggesting russian suggesting russian kidnappings, torture, murder and rape are s torture, murder and rape are more widespread. more widespread. outside kharkiv, a salesman says outside of hkharkiv, this man he was held three days and beaten until he escaped while says that he was held and beaten until he escaped his captors came under fire. when you were being held, how were they treating when you were being held, how u were they treating you? what were they doing they said that i was a ukrainian >> they said i was a ukrainian nationalist he says. nationalist, he says, they they promised to shoot my legs. promised to shoot my legs, a few a few times they lined me up an that they would kill me but shot said they would kill me but shod in oi over my head. a nearby villa, in the nearby village residents told us russian troops raped a s told us that russian troops raped a girl and slashed her face girl and flashed her face. the account confirmed by a human rights group in a hospital a fe the account confirmed by a huma elena says tha rights group.t russian soldiers shot her on a bus in a hospital a few miles away. civilians, kille

alina says russian soldiers sho passengers and then stole her on a bus full of civilians, money. on the edge of kharkiv, this sergeant is on the killed eight passengers and then stole their money. front lines defending the on the edge of kharkiv, ihor a y the troops sergeant. new russian assault on the east for a new russian and they say growing evidence oe east now that russian forces are pulling back f russian abuses only makes them . and they say that th more determined to fight.e grow evidence of russia >> we are ready.n abuses only makes them mor >> behind my back, my city.e de fight. >> w in the city my family.e are rea. behind my back my mother and father. my wife and daughter., my city. in the city, my family, my mother, father, my wife and daughter i will do everything that is i'll do everything what i needed needed to stop them here >> reporter: in response to the mounting signs of russia to stop them here.n atrocities, the united states is considering imposing even more sanctions on russia. >> richard >> reporter: in response to the mounting signs of russian engey much turning now to atrocities, the united states scene in california, a mas considering imposing even more shooting in downtown sacrament sanctions on russia. savannah. >> thank you very much. turning now to a tragic scene in california.

a mass shooting in downtown sacramento early sunday morning leaving at least six killed and others hurt. investigation now under way. nbc's at the scene this morning. >> that shooting happened just behind me. air in downtown sacramento, bars and restaurants. an arena right over there. the california state capitol building on this side. now police are asking for the public's help. they need clues to help identify suspects. and a warning some of the images you are about to see are disturbing. an urgent man hunt under way this morning after a deadly mass shooting in sacramento. this video appears to show bystanders racing away. authorities say officers heard gun shots ringing around 2:00 a.m. early sunday morning. police in the area hearing the

gun shots and quickly arriving to a horrific scene. >> there they encountered a large crowd and multiple gunshot victims. officers began to give medical aid including cpr to the victims they found. >> 18 people struck by gunfire. at least six now dead from the injuries. >> all we heard was gunshots. >> reporter: sacramento police have recovered hundreds of pieces of evidence, including a stolen handgun from the scene. authorities also say they are investigating social media videos that appear to show a fight break out before the gunfire. yet it is unclear if the fight is related to the shooting. >> we know that a large fight took place just prior to the shootings. and we have confirmed that there are multiple shooters. >> near the sight of the shooting, friends and family members waiting for hours to get information. pamela harris says her son sergio is one of the six killed. and today she wants answers. >> this wasn't no one shot.

mean, that was a massacre. >> what do you know about what happened to him? >> all i know is my son's dead. he has two young daughters that love him dearly. and he loved them. >> reporter: sunday's tragedy stunning the sacramento community. >> devastated for the victims, for those still fighting for their lives, for their families and for my city. >> reporter: investigators have not issued any information on possible motives or the suspects. president biden also issued a l statement mourning the families. >> guad, thank you and we move now to washington and asking congress to take action with more gun laws at a federal level, hoda. >> gaun venegas, thank you. >>. one more judiciary committee meeting. one more round of speeches before that committee votes.

but it is an evenly divided committee and highly likely that vote is going end in a tie. republican kansas slow down her nomination. but they can't stop it. democrats still hopeful they can have her confirmed on the floor of senate by friday. any event she won't join the court until the fall. >> judge jackson got republican votes at her last confirmation for appellate judge. do you believe there will be republican votes for they are this time. >> susan collins has announced she will once again support judge jackson she esaven though she doesn't agree on every issue. and susan collins' teammate and friend, lisa murkowski of alaska who also vote forward judge jackson to sit on the appellate court is one of the few republicans who has not said yet which way she would go. and the wild card for a possible third vote is mitt romney, the

republican senator from utah. former republican presidential nominee. normally votes for more conservative judges only but indicated he might be swayed byt the historic nature of this confirmation. savannah he's going to be the of lobbying th target of a lot of lobbying this week. >> garrett haake on the hill for us. thank you. , thank you. and meantime it was a rough weekend fo in the meantime a rough r a canceled or delaye weekend for airline passengers. strantding canceled or delayed flights stranding a lot of people from . and things are not looking a lot better this morning. al's full forecast in a moment, airports coast to coast. al's full forecast in a moment and first nbc's jesse kirsch from new york's laguardia airport. good morning. >> if you have plans to travel this week, burkal up there were more than 10,000

flights can saenld -- cancelled and delayed over the weekend and now people are stranded across the country and it could be days before the mess clears up this morning travelers stranded all across the country after thousands of cancellations this weekend left frustrated passengers stuck in airports nationwide. >> i have no idea if we're going to get on a plane tonight or not. >> reporter: flight aware tracking more than 900 cancellations for southwest. over 600 for american. more than 270 for delta. and over 500 for jet blue. >> till 9:00 delayed till 10:20 canceled at 12:00. >> reporter: all comes during the busy spring break stretch. and as travel continues to surge back after pandemic dips. southwest hit hardest this weekend blaming its cancellations on a combination of technology maintenance, air traffic conditions and bad weather. storms left passengers scrambling. >> 10 bags, 14 people. four kids and six adults >> reporter: stranding in chicago too. >> trying to get home before my birthday which is today. she's pregnant like all this traveling has been crazy.

>> reporter: and on the west coast, thousands of alaska airlines fliers impacted by a pilot shortage and negotiation dispute. >> pilots are on strike. that would have been nice to know this morning when the problems started happening and not five minutes before we got to the airport. >> reporter: make sure you understand your airline's consolation policy. >> generally airlines are required to refund travelers if they are the ones canceling the flight. >> reporter: no one wants to spend hours upon hours waiting to find out if they are even going to takeoff experts tell us also, one of the worst things you can do is be a no show. so as they say even if you are just taking a carry-on, find room to pack the patience. >> i was on a flight yesterday

it was oversold savannah and they were offering thousands to go to the next flight. the next flight wasn't until tuesday. delayed a few days. >> glad you got home >> yeah. >> -- more on the storms that might still impact the travel. >> big impact all week long. you can see on the radar things starting to fire up. right now severe weather, 15 million people at risk, damaging wind, hail, possible nighttime tornado, especially dallas, shreveport, jackson to new orleans. we're going to be watching that. east for 22 million people storms fire later today. oklahoma to texas.t wn through h of course the more dangerous of those tornados flood threat as rainfalls over already saturated ground wednesday atlanta gets in the mix. asheville, nashville, raleigh. tallahassee and jackson. and thursday the mid atlantic and southeastern atlantic coast for 8 million people as a second

system develops bringing snow and frozen presip around the great lakes. wind as well and as we move into thursday the severe threat moves into the east into the mid atlantic with soaking rains to the northeast and new england through just wednesday. we're talking heavier rain locally four inches through lower mississippi river valley back also through the southern plains we're going to be watching this very very closely. guys >> al. thank you very much. craig's joined us. he has a zip in his step. >> little skip. >> south carolina. >> congratulations. >> -- did well. >> did you catch any of the game last night a huge congrats to the university of south carolina this morning the gamecocks dominating uconn to win their second national

champion the second in just five years. the men tonight. after the tar heels upset rival duke in an instant classic marking the end of coach k.'s legendary career but arguably starting a new legendary career hubert davis in new orleans with more on both title games. >> reporter: just beautiful basketball play over the weekend. new champion for the women and a new chapter really for the men always storylines you really couldn't even dream up duke, unc packing the super dome in their first ever tournament face-off and south carolina ending uconn's 11-0 finals record to claim their second national title. >> south carolina has captured its second national championship. >> reporter: this morning the south carolina women are college basketball royalty winning 64-49 in a title game they never trailed the victory giving south carolina redemption after losing in last year's final four, leaving star player elia boston emotional. >> but today we're national

champions. -- and we're national champs. >> reporter: for the men a tale of two very different match-ups in new orleans >> that's the stuff. >> reporter: kansas rolling past villanova 81-65. four years after the wildcats beat them on the way to a title. but it was a heated rivalry. an historic game that took center stage. >> for duke in his 42nd season for the blue devils. coaching his 132nd march madness game, mike krzyzewski. >> reporter: in their first ever tournament match-up, duke and north carolina traded points and leads. down to the final few seconds. >> no good rebound carolina, and the fairy

tale ride for the tar heels continues. coach k.'s legendary career has come to a close. >> reporter: north carolina topping duke 81-77 sending unc fans into a frenzy and giving duke's coach k. his final loss and his final game. the iconic coach left the court hand in hand with his wife retiring with 13 final four appearances, 5 national titles and the most victories of any d1 coach. >> i'm proud of what my guys have done. >> reporter: no doubt a legendary career for coach k and consider this. during his time at duke he played unc 100 times, including the game on saturday that final match-up record now sits at 50 games apiece. about as good as it gets for any rivalry. tip-off set for tonight. lot of basketball left to play. >> morgan. thank you. we should notah dawn staley and

point guard destiny henderson are going to join us. >> look at you. >> south carolina in the house. >> excited. >> cool. al let's get the rest of your forecast. >> that is right so we're going watching this second system coming from the pacific northwest bringing heavy mountain snow and rain that is going to be making its way east a fire risk in the northern plains severe storms firing up again down through the south we're going to be watching that and a little snow right now up through parts of the central great lakes. sunshine up and down the eastern sea board with the exception of florida where they do not need anymore rain we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. beautiful, loved, inspiring, and as unique and undeniable

as we really are. yes. . good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we go around the bay today expect temperatures to head for the upper 60s in antioch, and, yes, it's going to stay windy today. our high reaches 64 in san francisco and 68 in novato. a mix of sun and clouds. we're starting out with some mild weather, but take a look at the trend. by the end of the week we peak at 93 degrees in our inland areas and then start to come back down by the end of the weekend. >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> al. thank you. coming up the culture war that's erupted in florida pitting republican lawmakers against disney the new controversy over the

state's "don't say gay" law. and the potential impact on the iconic theme park and its visitors. >> and he's resigned from the academy over that oscars slap, but are will smith's problems just beginning in hollywood. and denzel washington weighs in abou

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official "bridgerton" musical. emily barry. >> history was made last night at the grammys maybe people didn't catch that that was the unofficial bridgerton" musical. >> abigail and emily were in credible we met in october. they sang songs.

brilliant composures and singers. they dreamt of a grammy. and their dream came true. is that amazing. >> i remember that story we were all watching, like what exactly -- >> everyone kept saying that now we know what it is. >> did they put you on the map >> yeah. >> did they thank you in their grammy speech? they should have anyway a lot more grammy highlights in a bit. the headlines. former president barack obama back to the white house tomorrow at an e event for the affordable care act. announcing new measures to strengthen the aca, including efforts to reduce healthcare cost and expand access to care. former alaska governor and vice presidential candidate sarah palin is jumping back into politics running for alaska's lone u.s. house seat the seat had been held 49 years by representative don young who

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desantis is not backing down this morning the happiest place on earth plunging into a middle of a culture war florida's governor ron desantis targeting disney. >> treated on a pedestal, this one corporation is treated differently than everybody else. and in the legislature you see a movement to reevaluate those special privileges >> the governor angry at disney's opposition to the state's controversial new parental rights and education legislation, also known as the "don't say gay" law. it bans classroom discussion on sexual orientation and gender identity from kindergarten through third grade. in a statement disney says our goal as a company is for this law to be repealed in the legislature. or struck down in the courts it is all amid the backdrop of cultural, political battles over the law and issues of representation which conservatives hope to make

a central issue of the coming midterm election florida republican congressman matt gates tweeting i'll tell you o how to trap this rodent. and congressman taking name. special status established in 1967 created a unique self governing district around the miles encompassing disney world. an area twice the size of manhattan. as a result disney has its own security force, building, zoning and fire departments this dispute after protests and a walk out by some disney cast security force, building, zoning and fire departments. members, when the company did little to oppose a bill before it was signed. disney's ceo apologizing to employees last month in a letter writing you needed to be a stronger ally in the fight for equal rights and i let you down. as for the escalating feud mayor's republican governor criticizing desantis calling it

a crazy fight. >> we have a thing called freedom of speech. >> what would it mean if disney's special status is revoked? >> ultimately it would be time and money. any homeowner can understand if you have ever tried a renovation or add on off the go through the laborious process with the building department to get all the paperwork done right now disney doesn't have to deal with that but if they lost their status they would have go through the local government and slow the process down and of course they are constantly building out at disney >> kerry sanders, thank you. coming up next can will smith's career survive that oscars slap there is new fallout facing the star overnight and denzel washington opened up for the first time about what happened right after that now infamous moment. first these messages you lived through the blizzard of '96...

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janssen can help you explore cost support options. back now 7:40 this morning on in-depth "today." new twists and turns in the oscars drama. >> over the weekend will smith announced his resignation from the academy of motion pictures, arts and sciences and fellow stars are weighing in now for the first time. >> miguel almaguer from los angeles with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. today will smith is no longer a member of the academy as the organization accepted the actor's immediate resignation, but additional measures may be on the way this as more potential career fallout for smith after that stunning slap. this morning all eyes in hollywood on the fallout for

will smith after that infamous slap >> oh wow. >> reporter: on sunday, the hollywood reporter writing, citing anonymous sources, netflix has moved a smith action movie to the back burner nbc news reached out but not heard back the outlet also reporting sony has paused "bad boys 4." but that inaccurate because the project is in early development. far from being a movie it is unclear if his career will take a major hit. >> the term has been holding pattern for a number of projects that have been green lighted. >> reporter: but it comes as smith is out of the academy motion picture, arts and sciences smith calling his actions shocking, painful and inexcusable in a statement friday smith saying he will accept any further consequences from the academy, which said it will still move forward with

disciplinary proceedings smith will lose voting privileges for future oscars, though he could still be nominated. >> keep my wife's name out your [ bleep ] mouth. >> reporter: overnight in las vegas, grammy's host trevor noah addressing the slap seen around the world. >> we're going to be dancing, we're going to be singing, we're going to be keeping people's names out of our mouths. >> reporter: in the moments after, smith huddled with tyler perry and denzel washington. >> i don't want to say what we talked about but who are we to condemn? you know, i don't know all the ins and outs of this situation but i know the only solution was prayer. >> reporter: "saturday night live" making the most of the slap >> hey can i get a selfie real quick? >> of course yeah >> jada, i love you. gi jane 2, can't wait to see

you. >> hey ule be right back, man. >> reporter: it comes as more possible punishment lies ahead smith may be just starting to feel the effects of his latest hit. the academy plans to decide on what if any disciplinary actions will be taken against smith later this month when the board is scheduled to meet nbc news has reached out to both will smith and chris rock repeatedly for comment but we have not heard back. guys back to you. >> miguel almaguer in l.a. thank you. another check of the weather. hey al >> hey guys. out west rapid city, fairly mild, 68. louisville below average chicago same thing new york city 55, one degree below average. as we move into tomorrow temperatures warm up ahead of the front. buffalo shuffling off with 60 degrees. 71 in nashville.

des moines, 60 but the next cold wave behind it and by the latter part of the week chicago wednesday, 59. by friday 43 columbus 68. by friday down to 50 degrees raleigh 81 on wednesday down to 68 on friday same kind of drops for our friends in atlanta as well and look at the next week as we go into april 9-13th, cooler than average in the southeast, out west good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out mild for the first day of the week, but look at the trend. heading toward thursday, we reach the peak of our temperatures, up to 93 degrees. this may be the earliest we've ever had 90-degree temperatures and we're going to see it cooling down by the end of the weekend. still all dry throughout the week, as san francisco goes from low 60s to mid-80s by thursday. we're back to low to mid-60s by the end of the weekend. and that is your latest

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and silk sonic, record and song of the year. >> a clean sweep. >> reporter: sweet on "sour," winning best new artist. doja cat barely made it on stage to get her award. >> i have never taken such a fast [ bleep ] in my whole life ♪ >> reporter: and chris stapleton scored grammy for best country album. >> how does it feel not just to win but to be performing live again in front of your peers >> well it is a fantastic >> reporter: and chris stapleton scored grammy for best country album. feeling. that is a lot of what we do this for. >> reporter: that oscar slap was still reverberating a week later. quest love who won an oscar

moments after the slap was a presenter and winner last night. >> i trust that you people stay 500 feet away from me. just playin' ♪ billie eilish weathered a storm while performing wearing a tee shot of the foo fighters drummer who died just over a week ago jon batiste went into the night with the most nominations. 11 in multiple genres. ended up winning five. bruno mars and anderson .paak took home four something for everyone >> and trevor noah was great too. >> kept it moving too. the show ended on time >> says the morning reporter very grateful. >> i appreciated it. >> congrats to jon batiste too

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and it's dry all throughout the week and san francisco is also going to have a wild ride, really big ramp-up in temperatures and this may be the earliest we've had weather this hot, reaching the mid-80s near the coast and san francisco. then we're back to the 70s and 60s for the weekend. it's also going to be pretty windy as we make those transitions. we're already feeling gusty winds today and that continues with peeks of sunshine as we reach into the mid-60s. once again, we have major changes headed our way, so keep checking back in for updates. >> thank you,kari. and we have more local news coming uni, folks.

it is 8:00 on today. coming up. massacre russian troops accuse ofrd war crimes ukraine's president calling the atrocities genocide. the international reaction and how russia is responding we're live from the front lines. then remembering estelle harris. >> georgegy's getting married. >> celebrating the beloved actresses life and career from "seinfeld" to toy story. a look back at her roles, incredible timing and one of a kind voice

plus crypto criminals. >> how much money did you lose to this scam >> about $277,000. >> that money is gone? >> yes >> we take a look at the cyber scams costing investors hundreds of thousands of dollars. what to watch for and how to keep yourself from falling victim. and frekey friday. how jimmy fallon and jimmy kimmel did on april fool's day the details today. monday, april 4, 2022. ♪ >> from louisiana to new york city. >> what's up michigan. >> girls trip. >> from drvrk. denver, colorado. >> mommy daughter birthday trip.

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this is the kyiv suburb of bucha. bodies of civilians lining the streets shot execution style a massacre witnesses say local officials report hundreds were buried in msz graves. russia games the images were staged but ukraine's president zelenskyy is calling this genocide the new revelations have european leaders calling for something resisted until now a complete boycott of natural gas imports from russia. fuel their economies depend on and overnight president zelenskyy appeared in a pre recorded video at the grammys pleading for more support. "our musicians wear body armor instead of tuxedos" hoe told the audience russia and ukraine have called for meetings of the u.n. security council this week >> gabe gutierrez in lviv. thank you. to that tragedy in sacramento a mass shooting early yesterday that left at least six people dead and a dozen others hurt

police say they are searching for at least two people seen firing guns into the crowd in the cities main entertainment district video posted on social media shows bystanders running for cover as the chaos erupted investigators have not revealed any possible motive for the shooting they are asking for information that may help them identify the suspects we turn to remember the extraordinary life of beloved comedic actress astelle harris, playing georgia costanza's mother on steld but also much more she died over the weekend at the age of 93. >> hello >> it was her voice. >> georgi is getting married. >> that made estelle harris so memorable on "seinfeld." >> i got a terrific joke for you. >> not interested. >> making the most of playing george costanza's mother in just 27 episodes. >> i go out for a court of milk.

i come home and find my son treegt his treating his body like it was an amusement park. >> that voice and remarkable comic timing e like when she found her husband trying on the bro. >> oh my god. >> the "seinfeld" cast expressing their love on twitter. alexander writing the joy of playing with her and relishing her glorious laughter was a treat. many children will know harris from the toy story movies. she voiced mrs. potato head. and lit up scenes as muriel on the popular kid series "the sweet life of zack and cody. >> i'm not cleaning that up. >> reporter: harris also took on small roles in film playing a part in robert dinero's once upon a time in america >> you girls are the only good thing to come from that marriage.

>> reporter: and acting alongside edward james ulmos in the highly praised "stand and deliver. >> i was supposed to teach computer science. >> we don't have computers. >> reporter: but harris will always be best remembered as the mother-like figure who is screeching made america last. >> where do you get your genes from. >> that's what i'd like to know. >> for "today. >> could just watch her highlight reel over and over. >> just 27 episodes. >> we got to news kords. let's get a boost. >> let's i do it the television academy has the emmy's movies the oscars. teachers have the milk and educator awards. the winners are caught completely by surprise when

their names are announced at school assemblies like this one. mrs. crawl teaches 8th grade social studies in north dakota 99.9% of her students passed the state civics exam. she'll use the prize to install new windows in her home and to travel to los angeles to share her teaching methods with other instructors. that is an awards show right there. >> love when they celebrate teachers like that when we come back vicky nguyen is going join was a warning from homeland security on a new high-tech scam targeting people looking for love and also looking for their money. >> and later on "pop start," a preview of next year's grammys a big record harry stiles just broke with that new song after this and front and rear electronic locking differentials.

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harder to trace. in inside track plus the red flags you can't afford to ignore. >> reporter: cryptocurrency making a big splash from celebrity ads to bullish investors. there are more than 17,000 different types of crypto on the market with an estimated value over $2 trillion while crypto has helped many investors make money, homeland security says the digital currency is also attracting scammers who rely on romance to attract their targets. >> i was looking for, you know, someone to have some fun with. let's go hiking. let's go have dinner. >> reporter: mike who asked us not to reveal his last name is retired and single he went on tinder to find companionship but says he was swindled through a sophisticated crypto investment scheme how much money did you lose to this scam? >> about $277,000? >> that money is gone? >> yes. >> it started in july when he connected with someone named jenny from malaysia. she quick asked him to leave

tinder and talk about whatsapp, initially about visiting and meeting in person but then the conversation turned to money. >> her uncle was the expert in bitcoin. >> reporter: jenny persuaded him to invest $5,000 with a legitimate crypto site but says she then encouraged him to move to it a different platform and sent him to a website he could see the investment growing. >> i just made 5,000 dollars and got me excited and said you got to keep investing. >> reporter: four months later, mike realized the profits weren't real this exact scam is becoming more common according to director of fraud victim support at aarp. >> you will see earning and even be able to withdrawal some money at some point but then when you want to withdrawal the whole balance that is when you realize

you have been a victim they say there is a penalty or fee and it is in the hundreds or thousands of dollar. >> the lure of love plus crypto is a match made in scam heaven. >> last year we got one or two complaints a week. right now we're probably getting 2-3 complaints a day if you think it will never happen to you. you are wrong. it can and it will. >> reporter: and it isn't just romance. plenty of scammers are preying on the crypto craze. >> people think they can immediately take a thousand dollars and turn it into a million dollars. >> reporter: actor director of the new york office of cyber crime, who are the people most commonly targeted? >> it runs if full gamut constant reaching out. every avenue they are trying to exploit. >> reporter: he says cryptocurrency is quick becoming preferred method of payment for traditional scams like phishing where someone sends a text, e-mail or phone call demanding payment for everything interest taxes to insurance beware of business compromise scams too. when you get a message that looks like it is coming from a legitimate business or even your bank never send payment and always contact the business directly. >> once you send that money, it is very much difficult to get it

back. >> correct once you send that money, goes to exchanges, it is almost impossible to get it back. >> reporter: and people are losing big money to crypto scams. last year credit card payments to fraudsters. and crypto scammers six times as high, 294 million. mike doubts he'll ever recover his $277,000 now sharing his story as a warning. his message to the scammers? >> i want them to spend their lives in prison. >> reporter: mike did report his case to aarp, the ftc, fbi and homeland security. but he's not holding out hope he's going to get that money back by the way another red flag you want to watch for. any time someone asks you to make a crypto deposit at an atm and those are popping up all over the place, grocery stores and gas stations

and one more thing no representable government agency or legitimate business is going to ask you to make a payment using just crypto. they should have other options so that is another red flag. >> sad and scary. >> and a lot of money. the best offense is a good defense. be aware because you can prevent it from happening in the beginning. >> vicky, thank you. al let's get a check of the weather. >> we're starting third week in a row with severe weather to talk about today we got an enhanced risk from dallas to jackson, to alexandria, to new orleans for 15 million people. tomorrow that moves into the southeast from tallahassee, montgomery, new orleans, atlanta also involved. savannah, columbia we moved into wednesday. atlanta is more of a bull's eye. 33 million people at ris rest of the country, heavy mountain snows moving into the pacific northwest. severe storms developing down through the lower plains. a little light snow in the central great lakes and sunshine up and down the eastern seaboard

with the exception of central florida, where, again, more showers and thunderstorms today. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are seeing a mix of sun and clouds across the bay area and a gusty wind. that continues today as our high temperature heads for 70 degrees. but this is actually -- it was one of the coolest days of the week. look at the trend for thursday, which will be the peak of our heat, possibly setting a lot of record highs, reaching 93 degrees. we will be cooling down by the end of the weekend, but we're still looking at dry weather as san francisco hits 85 on thursday. >> this is how you start the week off with the best time of the day, pop start >> we're going start with jimmy fallon and jimmy kimmel pulling off the ultimate april fools prank. trading places and swapping

shows. audiences were shocked to see the other host walk out on friday night let's take a look at the switcharoo >> i switched places with jimmy kimmel although as far as surprises you have seen an abc this week, this one is a distant second. >> we did it is jimmy, a big chunk of your audience almost left when i walked out i saw sadness. >> first time tonight i got a great sitting ovation. it was unbelievable. >> isn't that great? >> come a long way never would have done that back in the day really fun the late night pair there, the jimmys revealing they kept this a big secret for couple years. before the show kimmel played kind of a bonus prank on folks visiting the abc set out in los angeles. two surprising fans. turns out not everybody is able to tell 'em apart. >> it is weird that a person could have a beard one second

and then not again you know >> did you get rid of yours? >> no no it's right there. >> it's little bit there. >> a little bit there. yeah >> you know it takes me so long to grow the beard. >> might be the most oblivious person in the whole world. >> being nice. >> no clue so good. kudos to the jimmys. next up. harry stiles new music is already breaking records after dropping the latest single as it was on friday. become spotify's most streamed song in a day. listeners have streamed it 8.3 million times. as it was is the first upcoming track from harry's house set to release next month takes over from olivia rodrigo where she won best pop solo

performance at the grammys congratulations to her next up. season two "bridgerton." the period drama has been known for taking pop hits and giving it the full orchestra treatment. netflix released a new music video fo netflix released a new music video for alanis's bridgerton remix of you ought to know accompanied by the strings ♪ i'm hear to remind you ♪ ♪ of a mess you left when you♪ o when went away ♪ ♪ it's not fair ♪ ♪ to deny me ♪ ♪ of a cross i bear that you gave to me ♪ ♪ you, you, you oughta know ♪ >> i didn't realize there might be a spoil are alert in that at

all. savannah didn't know. >> yeah i'm only on episode 3. they are not together. they hate each other now you showed that. >> you got to get with the times. >> you should have -- >> binge >> slow, slowly savor is what you told me. i savor and now you spoiled it i never saw that coming. >> we'll put up an alert next time. >> you outta know. >> eric church t country music singer apologize for recently canceling a texas concert to watch the ncaa final four game this past weekend. with less than a week's notice he canceled in san antonio so he could support the university of north carolina in their championship game, of course which they won over duke did you know that, savannah or i did spoil that you dvr'd the game >> you're going to watch it.

>> wait, darth vader is who's father >> after fans online criticized him, the country singer announced that on friday he' offer a free to show anybody who had tickets to the canceled concert. writing thank you san antonio. took me a minute to figure how or when i could probably express my thanks. he goes on to say that the makeup show in september is going to be one of a kind. more details on that finally. "star trek." the iconic leonard nimoy ears. and those are ready to go and live long and prosper at the smithsonian national air and space museum the famous ears are part of the museum's permanent exhibit of film memorabilia that includes judy garland's red slippers and r2-d2 from "star wars. donated from his family. and on a statement, those ears have been in our family over 50 years as a tribute to dad's

outstanding performances as mr. spock. and the inspiration and hope that "star trek" has given to generations of fans all over the planet first debuted on mr. spock in 1966. >> right here an nbc. >> live long and prosper. >> right >> very nice. >> don't make a "star wars" reference. >> what are you talking about? >> you remember that time. >> yes you do. >> yeah. yesterday. >> don't do it >> different show. straight ahead spring's biggest fashion in beauty trends. where to find them and how to add them into your routine first a check of your local news your weather and these messages.

good morning. 8:26. a live look at sfo this morning. there are ten flight cancellations today and another six in san jose after a rough weekend for fliers around the nation. bad weather in florida and other issues led to thousands of cancellations on saturday and sunday. some 50 flights into and out of the bay area were canceled yesterday. experts say it may take a few days before the airlines can catch up with the backlog of passengers. time for the forecast. weather is not an issue today

for flying. >> not here but other spots, yes. we're still looking at a nice, quiet start to our week, a mix of sun and clouds with our valley temperatures headed for 70 degrees. notice that's what's going on around the country's going to be the coolest day this week, unofficial heat coming our way, by thursday reaching 39 degrees in our inland areas. it will start to gradually cool down by the weekend, but we're also going to see that big ramp-up in temperatures in san francisco, hitting 85 degrees on thursday. and we're coming back to the mid-60s by the end of the weekend, but as we make those transitions, we're looking at gusty winds. marcus? another local news update in 30 minutes.

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>> there you go. walk through some affordable bottles of wine. when i was growing up we had boxes of wine. >> still do. >> all levels. >> after that just a few minutes on the third hour of "today. jill martin is exploring the new rules when it comes to finding love in 2022 in an open, honest conversation with digital creator tings and tracey mcmillen that is going continue on our streaming show after third hour, today awl day. 11:03 a.m. eastern head to today.com or stream it on peacock. >> new rules that's the name of that new song good title. >> monroe louisiana in the house. turn around second. >> monroe? >> yeah there you go from our affiliate hey guys welcome.

so happy you are here. >> love it >> mr. roker, you got a chec of the weather >> let's look ahead and see what if week looks like we start with today snow around the great lakes, sunshine around the east coast, severe storms through the gulf rain and to show in the pacific northwest. midweek, it is a rainy day here in the north and east with severe storms to the southeast snow through the northern plains, sunshine out west into texas and then on friday we're looking at wet weather in new england, below average temperatures in the ohio and that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today still enjoy the natural air conditioning, the breeziness and a mix of sun and clouds as our temperatures head for 70 degrees. you'll need the air conditioning for end of the week, especially on thursday, as we could possibly set a lot of new record high temperatures. for san francisco also it's going to be significantly warmer as we approach the middle to the

end of the week but cooling down in time for the weekend. >> and that is your latest weather. >> did you see your colorado crew >> look at that. they are all there. >> there they are. >> show those ladies from colorado with the hats on. >> bad girls of colorado in the house. >> uh-oh. >> now, this is the reason jenna game by early. you got your book to share your pick. >> i sure do it is april. y'all want to count down three. two, one "memphis" debut novel. it is a beautiful story how love, trauma, joy and sacrifice is passed down through three generations of strong women living in the heart of memphis okay it is a city i love this bounces back between time, you are going to love it it is about the power of legacy

and unconditional love i promise you all we all need a little joy it will phil you with joy and hope please read "memphis" with me. okay >> memphis. >> and our whole crowd has -- >> everybody is reading with me. >> i love this awesome, y'all that's great jenna you are going to have more on that and your book club scan the qr code on your screen or head to today.com/read with jenna. >> can't wait for y'all to meet the north women. >> up today. best sellers with the fashions, makeup and more.

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plus you can put it in your diffuser as aroma therapy. >> let's talk lips. >> this is another trend and it is supereasy can we talk about dark lips? >> yes, please. >> this is a great way to jump on the band wagon without spending a lot of money. you don't have to break the bank the brand says this gives you long lasting color. >> like a stain kind of? >> like a stain, it goes from day to night this makes it super easy to get that precise. >> wait, are you talking blue lips >> blue, purple. red. look how fun that is it just works and it is so well priced make sure you try this trend out. isn't this cute? >> i love it. >> when you talk about going overboard with ruffles i know it can look intimidating but it doesn't have to be the cute ruffles around the collar, the sleeves.

dress it up or down. >> something you could wear to work >> absolutely. throw on slacks. look at the beautiful model. and wear it can jeans as well. extra small to xxl but look at all the different color waves. >> can you speak about the price point? >> gra grab two of these because again, you can wear them on the weekend or to work as well >> i got say i like the length where it hits. some shirts hit too high and they don't look good. >> and what a big trend in right now. leather. leather is in in a big way and what makes this jacket stand out is all about the details check out the zippers. look at the studs on the arm i like the fact it has the adjustable straps. >> i like the feeling. feels good too faux obviously. >> faux leather but it is great.

you don't have to spend a lot to get a lot. and throw this over the shoulders on the way to work or wear it on the weekends. great way to incorporate color. >> and price point. >> isn't that good yeah last but not at least this is over 98,000 reviews on amazon for good reason. right here all about the breathable -- >> what are these sneakers >> these are sneakers. they use a technology called air platform design. they are light and elastic so if you are going dpar walk in the neighborhood, running errands on the weekends. but look at the basics you have the blacks which are great but also the purples and the pink which is have a great way to incorporate color for spring. >> and they have a little bit of a lifted heel. >> platform is all about comfort and style. like the marriage best of both words. >> text today to 34318 or head to today.com/shop. and this segment features product available on amazon

which has an affiliate relation to "today. up next. all about toning up your lower body the simple exercise plan that only takes a couple minutes each day. go carson. go carson. go carson. large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

we're back with our new start "today" workout plan more april. this month is all about blilding up your lower body spring. find the free printable calendar on our website join our start "today" facebook group. growing community. more than 35,000 viewers getting in shape and improving their health in fact we have two of them from home with us sheri mathias from phoenix -- good morning to all of you guys sheri where are you? let me start with you. first of all congratulations you have been at this since july and you have dropped 20 pounds. what's been your goal through this

>> well just to feel better. i haven't exercised in a number of years and starting out with a 10 minute walking program was a pretty simple start. and it's just grown from there >> sheri you look phenomenal let's head over to robin you joined in july you just wanted to get more fit. how are you feeling? >> i am feeling fantastic. and i love being part of the group. >> we've got 35,000 people like a virtual class you pop in and you are like hey guys, we can do this together. your job is the motivate and you are working lower body now. >> yes exactly. i love our community because we focus not only on the workouts with today.com but also with food and mind set and everyone comes together with a common goal to get healthier. so this month for april, you know, we're all emerging out of

the pandemic we're looking for stability and some balance in our lives. so in terms of the body, the lower body has our biggest muscles. the gluts and the thighs and also, you know, with summer around the corner we've got skirts, and we've got bathing suits. lot of weight loss clients want to look better so we're not only going to improve physique but improve the base of strength and stability. >> sheri and robin are going to work out with you and start with an exercise. >> the first exercise is an around the world lunges. we step forward into a if forward lunge and lift up to a forward leg raise. side lift, back to center and side left. around the world lunges. and you will see that sheri is actually doing the entire modified version so he's doing the leg lifts without the lunge because she actually had a total knee replacement.

so she's been able to follow along -- >> go sheri. looking good and look at robin. >> yes we've got modifications from all levels. >> how many reps >> we do three rounds around the world to the one side and then three to the left. and then we move onto the next exercise a wide leg open toed squat come down and lift up into a calf raise lower down and stand back up ten repetitions. and you can see sheri is cutting out the squat because this is low impact but still working the calves, the gluts and quads. >> and robin is going all in >> yes, how you feeling ladies >> woo woo. >> i like it >> and then our third exercise is a curtsy. i encourage all the people in our group to really take a bow and celebrate themselves every day. we have the lunge and then into a knee lift. sheri is just doing the knee lift she's still working on balance

this is going to help you with every day activity, getting up off the couch with less pain improving mobility in the hips and working the glutes and the legs from all angles. >> this is such a testament to you start off taking little baby steps like you were saying sheri was doing in the beginning and now look how great she feels and robin's been on it so it is not like you have to dive in the deep end anyone can join this group. >> anyone can join and this work out plan only takes 15 minutes a day. we can all do that at home >> come on ladies. sheri and robin, thank you so much keep it up can't wait to see you on the next one steph keep it up too. >> thank you. >> and the full 30 day plan on today.com and connect with stephanie. it is a lot of fun great group of people. coming up next a treat after a good workout good wine on a budget. yeah we need it. tips for getting the most bang

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welcom welcome back this morning on "today"'s consumer, good wine on a budget. here to show what to look for and how to look for it vance price. >> very dpietded for this segment vanessa. started in a small winery in the smout before moving here to new york city to continue her learning and now she's a professional sommelier in the book you talk about price is always the thing for most people when it comes to wine what are some factors they should look for the they are just trying to get the cheapest wine they can get. >> that is the thing i think a of times people think if you go cheap you are going to have to drink something that is not as good and good cob relative in terms of tas and also in terms of stuff you are putting in your body there is lots of additives lot of people are confused by that but there is lots of things that go into your wine that are not actually wine at different

price points if you are about about the bargain sphere there are good things you can find. >> this is under $10 >> >> yeah and i think immediately that is not going to be very good. >> i think headache next day >> but you say no. >> i say no. couple of different things here. when you look for alternative packaging what you are going to do is a, reduce your carbon footprint from a production standpoint frameworks a shipping standpoint you are also going to be cutting out some of the additives depending where it is coming from so this is an organic wine sparkling rose in your hand. >> good. >> good or bad but it tastes good now >> this was started by a mother on maternity leave which i think is a pretty cool thing. >> low calorie, too. >> there you go. >> under ten bucks. >> under ten bucks now the under twenty sphere. this is a world off the start to play a little more with getting

out of the box if you like chardonnay, maybe look for an alternative -- pinot blanc -- think of it like your clothing source the more specific the sourcing of the fruit the higher the quality of the wine is going to be. >> is there something to be said for just people who have no idea see fancy people tasting, looking, checking the -- is there anything to be said for you like what you like if it genuinely tastes good to you. you just like it is it fair to say that is good wine for now you. >> yes here is the thing. no one thinks they have to be a movie director to have an opinion about the movie. >> and not just a cheep -- >> no there's a great wines. this as screw cap right here to our cotes du rhone. this is coming from the same

region >> little dry to me. >> oh please, craig. my goodness. >> little dry. >> well that's the thing we've got a full range of styles here >> i gave that gift to you gave that gift -- >> all right what about the sparkling here. >> under 30 category >> okay. >> spain is a great place if you are looking for high quality but good value so lot of times we think about the french, the italian as the super fancy place to go. but -- >> that's good how much is that >> that is i believe it is $21. >> this isn't champagne because it is not from the region.

is that how -- >> that is correct yo but it is made the same way. the way it is made the traditional method. >> good. >> same way. >> not my jam but i'd drink that >> how dare -- >> i didn't say it was dry thurston howell the third over here. >> -- >> vanessa, what if you want to splurge? go for something over 40 bucks, 50 bucks. >> before that you have the spanish here. >> one more spanish red. this as rioja. from a producer i love very mature >> looks fancy. >> it is what a lot of people -- >> walk into a party with that, they're like i brought you a little something >> why is spanish wine typically cheaper. >> tip lick because dwoent recognize the grapes people recognize cabernet and the name bordeaux and -- fair enough. now we're getting to the big boys when it comes to looking for value in a higher tier category. one of the things that you can do you have the brunello on one side and the same producer you

have the rosemont chino. both came from the same vineyard, same producer but one is coming from the younger vine. this is the splurge version. this is like 79 bucks. this is their under 40 so give them both a go see what you think. >> i got to get an uber. you want one i'll get you one >> can you buy some of these online >> yep you can buy every single one of these online >> this is great you should come back weekly i legit like the 41 better than the 81 good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. a police mundt is under way in sacramento. this is after a shooting downtown left six people dead and 12 others injured. the gunfire erupted at 2:00 a.m. yesterday near city hall and the

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