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>> we will have the full forecast. brutal fighting. major cities in ukraine, including the capital, kyiv, coming under attack overnight. as the u.s. and allies send more heavy weaponry to ukrainians at the pivotal point in the war. failed search. a school official checked for weapons in the backpack of the 6-year-old accused of shooting his teacher, but did not find his gun. death of a daredevil. robbie knievel, son of evel knievel, passed away on friday. what we're learning about his death. all that and breaking overnight. one lucky winner. >> the megaball. >> only a single ticket matched all of the numbers in the massive $1.3 billion jackpot. we will tell you where that winning ticket was sold today,

january 14th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker. welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on saturday morning. we will not tell you yet where the mega millions jackpot ticket was sold. it is a lot of lobster and the national park has been bought. >> you ruled out a lot of states there. i'm saving my pennies for the next one. we did not learn. spoiler alert. anticipation has been growing all week for the megamillions jackpot at $1.3 billion. we know there is just one winning ticket. we will have much more on that ahead. we will have the latest on the growing questions and calls for transparency after an the classified documents from president biden's time as vice president were found in his home and in a former office.

we want to begin with the top story. the rain will not let up in california. residents have been dealing with this for two weeks and new storms are rolling in this weekend. >> somara will have the forecast in just a moment. first, dana griffin is in hard hit northern california with the latest and more rain on the way, dana. >> reporter: good morning, peter. several rivers across the state are expected to exceed flood stage including the salinas river behind us. it could prove to be a cut off to the peninsula. california and the pacific northwest are battered by another round of storms. >> the storms are among the most deadly natural disaster notice modern history of our state. >> reporter: a state of 9 inches of rainfall in the last 18 days. some areas with the annual rainfall total with back-to-back storms on the way. >> that will bring widespread heavy rainfall in some locations

and heavy mountain snowfall as well in addition to gusty winds 50 to 60 miles an hour. >> reporter: bringing dditional power outages in the region. so far, 19 people have died in california and a 5-year-old is missing. federal agencies deploying critical air support to vulnerable areas. >> am i concerned? yeah. >> reporter: on friday, mud floe drove a tree into the marin county apartment building forcing people to evacuate homes. >> there was mud all over the backyard. i need to evacuate. i need to go right now. >> reporter: the pounding rain comes days after california was devastated by deadly weather. at least 45 tornadoes were acro. there have been washed out roads and calls to scenes like this.

officials concerned pressure on other levees could cause future breaks. if you received an evacuation order, officials say do not ignore it. >> the ground is saturated. it is extremely dangerous. that water can continue to rise well after the storms have passed. >> reporter: thousands remain under evacuation orders. officials remind do not walk or drive through flood waters. be aware of the surroundings. you may not be impacted by the first round, but over the coming days. peter and kristen. >> in my hometown of oakland with a ton of rain for that area. >> this has been a difficult situation for so many people out there. we want to bring in somara theodore for more on how bad the storms will be in the next few days. >> kristen and peter, this is before christmas how this has

been going on. this region of the country has been seeing multiple rounds of storms and rain derived from the atmospheric river. this will have major impact on 2 million people. here is the look at the flood watches and alerts from ft. bragg to san francisco and bakersfield again. here is the timing on all this. we will see the showers kicking up in high gear throughout the day and sticking around through saturday. we are looking at the threat of landslides and mudslides with the grounds saturated from multiple storms in the past weeks. we have another storm that will be pushing its way in on monday. the winds will be very strong with this round of storms and unfortunately that could lead to power outages. how much rain are we talking? you just heard the inches we saw in previous storms and we are looking at another 6 to 8 inches possible as we lean to the higher end of totals.

it is not just the rainfall. the snowfall. if you look further inland in lake tahoe and lone pine, possibly 6 feet of snow. again, this is an unprecedented situation. it is not just this round of storms moving in tonight, but we will see another round for monday. we will talk more about that and take a look at the forecast for the rest of the country. back to you both. >> thank you, somara. we will check in for the rest of the forecast in a few moments. breaking news from overnight and missile strikes on ukraine's capital city of kyiv. this as the u.s. and other western allies are preparing to take the biggest steps to help ukrainians fend off the russians. nbc's matt bradley is in ukraine. matt, what is the latest? >> reporter: good morning, guys. the missile strikes did not setoff the air raid sirens. the ukrainians say they are ballistic missiles which are

harder to detect and intercept. this morning, new missile attacks on kyiv and across the country. the first in nearly two weeks, once again targeting civilian infrastructure. a day after russia said it is finally taking the ukrainian town of solodar. ukraine's military says the city hasn't fallen. we will never give up this soldier said. the defense of ministry said taking that city will help take the nearby city. if russia's claim is true. it is the first victory in months and comes at a crucial time in the war. western countries like the u.s. are facing increasing pressure to give ukraine powerful weapons. u.s., germany and france already pledged armored fighting vehicles. now poland and france and germany poised to sent battle tanks to ukraine. a move the pentagon supports. the heavy weapons could tip the

balance in ukraine's favor just as ukraine's leaders warn of the russian offensive that may make another assault on the capital kyiv from neighboring belarus. russian and belarusian troops seen training across the northern border two weeks ago. >> over here. >> reporter: and anton has been tracking moves across the border for months. >> this is anticipation of another offensive. >> reporter: now preparing for the potential scenario that may come. this trench is unused. it was built in april after the initial invasion. you can see it is all fresh timber waiting for a fresh offensive. fears of a new attack as the brutal war enters a new year. in the last few minutes, the prime minister rishi sunak will

send tanks to ukraine. peter and kristen. >> matt bradley, thank you. back in washington, growing calls around the classified documents discovered at president biden's home and former office from his time as vice president. for its part, officials from the white house are not saying much as republican lawmakers demand more information. monica alba is at the white house with all of this. monica. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. a lot we still don't know how this happened. including why the white house waited so long to reveal the president was in possession of classified material and why the search was conducted and who had access in the interveing years. as the president's democratic allies grow frustrated with the white house response so far. mounting questions this morning over president biden's handles of classified documents from time as vice president. the president ignoring reporters twice friday when pressed on how

the sensitive records ended up in his private office and wilmington, delaware home. the white house short on details. >> not going to get into specifics from here. >> reporter: pledging to cooperate with the department of justice review completely. >> we respect that process and that's what we will do. >> reporter: including working with the newly appointed special counsel. >> special counsel to investigate the biden mishandling episode. >> reporter: the move republicans in congress called for all week. given the prosecutor investigates the mar-a-lago matter of the that probes involves hundreds of classified records seized by the fbi after mr. trump refused to return them. on friday, the oversight committee requested more information from the biden white house following the locations and contents of the classified material. including nbc's reporting that

one document was marked top secret. the highest classification in the u.s. government. according to the senior u.s. official and another person familiar with the matter. republicans on the house committee launching an investigation into communication between the doj and the executive office of the president. as president biden's lawyers insist, a thorough review will show these documents were in add vert antly miss claysed. stress being the white house acted promptly. >> people know i take classified material seriously. >> reporter: remarkable moment where the sitting president and his predecessor are subjects of special counsel investigations and mr. biden likely declaring to do the same, but the fallout could influence the timeline for announcing another run. >> remarkable is the right word, monica. i want to ask before you go

about treasury secretary janet yellen issued a warning on friday that the u.s. has only a matter of days before it reaches its debt limit. now it is up to a divided congress to figure all of this out. you could call this the first stress test for the new congress. it could be contentious with the white house and congress? >> reporter: absolutely. secretary yellen will have to use extraordinary measures in a matter of days to keep paying the nation's bills. buying time so congress can work on a solution. this is ramping up to be a big fight in washington. the first battle after the speakership battle. republicans call out reckless spending. if the nation were to default, it could cause harm to the economy and global financial stability. the white house is urging lawmakers to act quickly with president biden looking for a bipartisan agreement.

bought bought -- bottom line, the u.s. has never defaulted on the obligations. kristen. >> thank you. by the way, we will see the president in front of the republican controlled house for the state of the union address on february 7th. >> just accepted that invitation yesterday. a judge imposed a $1.6 million fine on the real estate business on tax fraud and other crimes for donald trump. it is the maximum fine imposed on the trump organization. the company plans to appeal. in another case on friday, a federal judge rejected mr. trump's effort to dismiss the lawsuit by e. jean carroll. she accuses him of raping her more than 30 years ago. the former president denies that allegation. and some sad news we are learning this morning.

student performer robbie knievel has died. son of evel knievel. he passed way from pancreatic cancer. he grabbed headlines with his daring motorcycle jumps in the 1980s. robbie knievel was 60 years old. >> sad to see his loss. who wants to be a billionaire? we figured out somebody doesn't have to ask that question. one winning ticket in the mega millions jackpot worth $1.3 billion. the second largest jackpot ever. joe fryer is here with us with the latest. joe, that is cool cash for somebody. >> any chance you spent time in maine the last couple days? >> do i know anyone? >> if you are waking up in maine this morning, and you bought a mega millions ticket, take it out right now. you could be holding that golden

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we are back this saturday morning with the weekly download. >> joe fryer is back with that. >> the faa meltdown that left passengers across the country stranded. chaos at the nation's airports. nbc news learned that one or possibly two contract employees may have caused the computer shutdown that grounded thousands of flights early wednesday. >> the software shutdown led to a two hour halt on the tarmac and then 9,000 delays and 3,000 cancellations through the day. >> it is not clear if the software glitch was intentional

or a bryan christopher kohberg appeared in court. he is charged with the murders of four under of idaho students. >> kohberger has said through the previous attorney that he believes he will be exonerated. >> damar hamlin is out of the hospital and home with his family after what doctors calling a remarkable recovery. >> the bills safety collapsed on the field suffering cardiac arrest. he was transferred from the hospital in cincinnati to buffalo facility on monday after healthy enough to watch and celebrate the victory against the patriots on sunday. prince harry went on a publicity blitz as "spare" was released to the public. he said returning to the royal family would be unsurvivable.

>> even if there was an agreement or arrangement with my family, a third party will do everything they can to ensure that isn't possible. >> with the family built on hierarchy, there would be bodies left in the street. >> the royal palace has not issued a response. the golden globes returned to tv honoring the big and small screen. >> steven speilberg won best picture drama. last year's show was not televised after the times report exposing the lack of diversity among members of the hollywood foreign press association and alleged ethical lapses. some of the week's most dramatic moments caught on camera. thousands of rioters stormed the brazil key government buildings in support of the ex-president. claimed the recent election was

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good morning, thank you for joining us on this saturday, january 14th. i'm kira klapper. this morning we're getting an inside look at the power of a north bay landslide and the damage it left behind. nearly 20 people are now displaced as the fight continues to threaten to take homes down a hillside. this is inside of a fairfax home where a family has lived for about three years. the landslide crashed into their patio door, into their dining room, broke their kitchen window. the home has now been red tagged along with the sister's home next door.

>> this is the first place that i've ever had that i actually felt safe in, and first yard. so i don't know what the challenge is going to be like to find something as beautiful. >> firefighters worked to stabilize the slide and manage the water running down the hill, but they worry more sliding could happen as the rain is expected to keep coming in. that's why they've evacuated other residents in that area. perfect time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast, already pouring this morning. >> my heart goes out to those people. that was a very sad image as we got a firsthand look at the landslide damage, but this morning, we remain understood that microclimate weather alert. i've been keeping an eye on the san mateo bridge, as the kids say it's raining sideways. the wind has been pushing over the bridge. i've seen some big rigs go over this. please be careful as that rain does push off and go onto other

cars. satellite and radar, we can see this spinning beautifully. it is beautiful for us weather people. it's spinning off the pacific. look at that, we're seeing some thunderstorm activity over the eureka coastline. if i zoom in to give us a closer view on storm ranger, we're seeing heavy pockets of rain at this hour as we approach 6:00 a.m., especially over the north bay east of ukiah, but down the peninsula and east bay shoreline as well. we can see heavy pockets just moving in over guerneville, but look at this amount of rain sweeping through san mateo. we'll be back this a little bit with more in just a few minutes. from road closures to power outages, we are staying on top of the storm-related issues for you this weekend. if you haven't already, make sure to download our nbc bay area app. it's free. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," rain and rodents, exterminators say business is booming.

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♪♪ we are back on saturday morning, january 14th, 2023. there it is the rockefeller christmas tree. soak it up one last time. tomorrow it will be gone. say it ain't so. >> it is so. it's mid-january. the lights are being turned off and the tree will be taken down tonight. after that, it will be turned into lumber and then donated to habitat for humanity. the tree's spirit lives on helping so many. >> rockefeller has a couple

weeks on the welkers. >> it is so pretty. let's begin this half hour with the check of the headlines. centers for disease control announced on friday it is unlikely the pfizer covid booster shot carries a risk of stroke for seniors. this comes after an investigation prompted by safety concerns flagged by the safety procedures. the cdc announced friday that a fast spreading omicron accounts for 43% of covid cases in the u.s. residents of dallas can breathe a sigh of relief as a missing clouded leopard is safely back at the zoo. the leopard nova escaped on friday and police launched a search. it appears somebody intentionally cut the fence

around her home. nova was found on zoo property. no word on the suspect. the nba attendance record was shattered last night when the spurs hosted the largest ever crowd for a season game. look at that. more than 68,000 fans were on hand as the spurs returned to the former home at the alamodome celebrating the 50th season. the enormous crowd not enough to top the warriors. golden state running away 144-113. also this morning, we are learning troubling new information a week after the first grader shot his teacher in class. did school officials miss a chance to stop the shooting before it happened? we have more now from nbc's catie beck. >> reporter: this morning, shocking details revealed after a 6-year-old shot his teacher in virginia last week. the school superintendent revealing that a school administrator was told the child may have brought a gun to school

that day. >> at least one administrator was notified in the timeline we are reviewing and aware that student had a potential with a weapon on campus. >> reporter: the superintendent saying the school staffer searched the child's backpack, but found nothing. hours after the search, the student shot his teacher in the chest with the .9 millimeter handgun. the 25-year-old hailed a hero for getting the rest of the class to safety. >> she saved lives. >> reporter: she remains hospitalized in stable condition. parents now demanding answers on how this could have happened. mara has two kids going to the school. >> a whisper of the gun should have been a phone call to the police with multiple school

shootings happening around the u.s. >> reporter: the community pushing the school system to do more to protect students and teachers. the district has not released how the tip came in and if the child was physically searched after nothing was found in the backpack. so far, no charges have been filed. the investigation is ongoing. catie beck, nbc news, newport news, virginia. another check of the forecast. rain in plenty of places and cold in places for other folks. somara? >> we have freeze alerts going on in florida today. waking up to colder weather and by the afternoon temperatures in the upper 50s for tampa and atlanta at 48 degrees. if you want warmer air, push inland. we expect warm ups in san antonio at 80. rapid city coming in 12 degrees above normal with highs hitting

50 degrees for your sunday. the warming doesn't stop there. highs rebound through the top of the week. for savannah, you are in the low 70s. orlando, back to near 80 by wednesday. as you head north in the mid-atlantic, we will be in the upper 60s through the middle of the week. as far as the outlook, we are still tracking copious amounts of rain in california. they are expecting another round of severe rain falling in the region. windy and cold for the east coast. it is a holiday weekend. celebrating martin luther king. we expect light rain out to the we are under a micro climate weather alert, that west coast storm, we can already see it impacting the bay area. we have some thunderstorm activity going on. we have some heavy pockets of rain that have pushed in from

the peninsula over on into the east bay shoreline, marin county and in the north bay. along with all of that rain, we do have a wind advisory until this afternoon. gusty winds out there, we could and that's a look at your local forecast. peter and kristen. somara, thank you. the model with the message of eating disorders and beauty is more than

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>> this morning, tess is sharing her story in the hopes of helping others. erin is here with her story and message. erin, good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me here. it is an important message. tess holiday has battled for decades. she never believed it could be anorexia because of her larger size. when she went public with thing diagnosis, she realized she wasn't alone. she is taking a candid approach to all of it. >> last week was the first time that i have ever passed out from not feeding myself. it was scary. >> reporter: tess is honest about having setbacks. the 37-year-old has had many in the years since diagnosed with atypical anorexia. an eating disorder that shares

the same symptoms as anorexia except extreme thinness. holliday was resistant. >> she said i can't diagnose you. if i could, i would as anorexia. i remember thinking i thought you were a professional. don't you see the size of me? >> reporter: after seeking help from the medical professional, the mother of two was in disbelief. that skepticism was shared by others around her. when holiday shared the news with followers, the backlash was instant. >> do you feel like people who have what we have come to know as anorexia or what we believe is anorexia doubt you or doubt the diagnosis? >> well, there are definitely people out there that are, you know -- the internet is a dark place. there are a lot of people that feel offended that i would even

suggest that i'm fat and that i have a restricted eating disorder. >> reporter: many of us associated with healthy and unhealthy. most don't discriminate by body size. anorexia is a disorder and many like tess suffer from the same obsessions around meals and body image and weight gain. >> you can't possibly know what kind of eating disorder someone has by the size of their body. >> reporter: the doctor from the renfro center say the vast majority suffer from eating disorders don't look sick or underweight. >> there is a miss conception if you have fat on your body you will be protected from the medical issues of starving. >> reporter: she says all patients with eating disorders are at risk for high blood pressure and irregular menstruation.

>> they see us as less than. we are not less than. >> reporter: holliday is thankful she found the resources she needed to get help and urging others to do the same. >> health is not a moral compass. i'm a fantastic mother. i'm great at my job. i'm loving and kind and compassionate and funny. i'm so many things other than my size. >> and she is funny. you have to give her credit for being so open about something that really can be so painful. the new year is a triggering time for tess and many others struggling. there is so much pressure on diet and exercise and weight loss, especially in january, which is okay as long as your approach is wellness. not a body type. tess made a great point. when people are talking about getting healthealthy for the ne

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as well. let's check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at today's microclimate weather alert. >> good morning, everyone. we are really starting to pick things up right now. i'm taking a look at our live cameras, very gusty, very windy, very dangerous out there. we have seen this line of organized showers from the north bay down off the san francisco coast and just pushing in from the santa cruz mountains. let's give you a closer look on storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. you've heard me talk about the yellow and the orange. well, along with that, along with the heavy precipitation, we could see some thunder out there, some lightning strikes as the storm system moves on through. and this, the pocket in red that you see right here, right behind me, that could be a lightning strike as it pushes in through areas of woodside, san mateo county over the next few minutes and look at this organized band that just stretches off the pacific pushing into santa cruz over the next couple of minutes to an hour here as we go on air at 7:00.

we will be under this flood watch through monday afternoon, so a lot of threats remain as this storm system rushes through. rivers rising on into monday, we'll track it for you at 7:00 a.m. cinthia, thanks. from road closures to power outages, we are staying on top of the storm-related issues for you all weekend. if you haven't already, make sure to download our nbc bay area app. it is free. we will send breaking news and weather alerts straight to your phone. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a massive sinkhole has closed highway 92 for several days now. caltrans says it will partially reopen. how soon drivers could start driving on that highway again. we'll have that plu alls y

good morning. water logged. the rain in california has been falling for weeks and now nearly 27 million people are bracing for even more this weekend. another round of punishing storms expected to bring mudslides, massive flooding and the threat of washed out roads and bridges. >> there was mud all over the backyard. i need to evacuate. i need to go right now. >> we're live. billion dollar winner. check the megamillions ticket.

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>> best news to start off the weekend. >> beautiful lullabys. we want to get to the news. the next major storm system about to drop more rain on the water-logged california. residents bracing for more flooding this weekend which they have been dealing with for two weeks now. dana griffin is in salinas, california. dana, looking windy out there. >> reporter: it is very windy. good morning, kristen. seven rivers across the state are expected to exceed flood stage and putting the salinas river behind us creating a cut off to the peninsula. the pacific northwest and california are getting battered by storms. >> among the most deadly natural disasters in the state. >> reporter: the state with the average of 9 inches of rainfall in the last 18 days. some areas seeing the annual

rainfall total with back-to-back storms on the way. >> that will bring widespread heavy rainfall in some locations and heavy mountain snowfall as well in addition to gusty winds 50 to 60 miles an hour. >> reporter: bringing additional power outages in areas in the storm's path. a 5-year-old remains missing. federal agencies are deploying critical air resources and supplies to vulnerable areas. >> am i concerned? yeah. the hillside is really, really wet. >> reporter: on friday, the mud floe drove the tree in the apartment building forcing people to evacuate mud filled homes. >> mud all over the backyard. i need to evacuate. i need to go right now. >> reporter: this new round of precipitation comes days after parts of california were destroyed by deadly weather. that same storm system caused devastation in the south with at least 45 tornadoes across seven

states and leaving 9 people dead. back in california, there have been washing dead. back in california, there have been washed out roads and levee breaks. officials are concerned of future breaks. they are reminding residents if you received an evacuation order, do noting ignore it. >> the ground is saturated. it is extremely, extremely dangerous and that water can continue to rise well after the storms have passed. >> reporter: thousands remain under evacuation orders. officials reminding people do not walk or drive through flooded roads. you could be impacted even if you were not the first time. peter and kristen. >> dana griffin, thank you. also this morning, there is one winning ticket in the massive $1.3 billion mega millions jackpot. if you live in the state of maine, pull out the ticket. you could be a billionaire. sounds good.

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from the hospital. a lot of football to get to today. the seahawks and 49ers. chargers and jags. very different quarterback stories. in jacksonville, trevor lawrence. someone we watched for years. in san francisco, mr. irrelevant. the actual nickname given to the person taken last in the draft. that is brock purdy. getting the start for the 49ers after injuries for that team. then we have tomorrow with the bills and dolphins in buffalo. the vikings and giants. then you have the ravens visiting the bengals. cincinnati trying to go to the second consecutive super bowl. they will try to win this one. last year, they came up just a little bit short. the wild card round wraps up with the buccaneers hosting the cowboys in tampa bay. the question is will that be tom brady's actual last game if the buccaneers come up short?

he retired briefly last year. so, a lot for people to watch throughout the weekend into the start of the workweek. a lot of people are going to be watching here in buffalo tomorrow. kristen. >> hoping to see damar hamlin make an appearance. jesse, thank you. you can catch two of the playoff games right here on nbc and on peacock. chargers and jaguars tonight and ravens and bengals tomorrow night with the coverage starting at 7:30 eastern. big weekend. >> your super bowl pick? >> eagles, obviously. always. >> i was throwing that out for a curve ball. >> i had to think. yes, they are doing well. eagles. >> philly girl. time to get the weekend morning boost. you passed the test. >> this starts sad. it ends on a high note. 11-year-old ellie has been attending the grizzlies home games with her grandfather for six years. all that time collecting autographs on a basketball.

this past monday, that ball was stolen waiting for a signature from morant. he heard about the story and reached out to find ellie. here is what happened next. >> you are always outside. enjoy it. >> morant found her and her family and gifting two front row tickets to wednesday's game and giving a jersey that he wore in a previous game. plus a pair of his new signature nike shoes. not yet released to the public. take that, whoever took her ball. >> yeah. really. that's a fairy tale ending. >> who needs a photograph? >> exactly. >> autograph with that stuff. still to come, kathy park has more on the loss of two days ago of lisa marie presley. still stunning. >> tributes are pouring in after the sudden death of elvis' only

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she made a trip to memphis it celebrate his 88th birthday. this morning, graceland becoming a gathering place for fans paying respects to lisa marie presley. >> if i were an elvis fan, are you a lisa marie presley fan. >> reporter: the only child of elvis died thursday after going into cardiac arrest. her mother, priscilla, writing, she was the most passionate, strong and loving woman i have ever known. the success of "elvis" put the music legend and family back in the spotlight. austin butler, who played the king, thanked lisa and priscilla when he took home a golden globe. >> thank you for opening your hearts and your memories and your home to me. lisa marie and priscilla, i love you forever.

>> reporter: that speech now carrying more weight with lisa marie presley's passing two days later. butler released a statement to nbc news on friday. saying, quote, my heart is completely shattered. adding i'm eternally grateful for the time i was lucky enough to be near her bright light. her death at the age of 54 is the latest of the tragedies for the presley family. her son benjamin died in 2020 in suicide. writing in an essay, nothing takes away the pain. finding support can sometimes help you feel a little best -- less alone. the mother was married four times. most famously to michael jackson and nicholas cage who said lisa had the greatest laugh.

she lit up every room. i am heart broken. lisa marie followed with her own music career releasing three albums. she was back days ago when graceland celebrated what would have been elvis' 88th birthbirt. this will be her final resting place next to her son, ben. after her father passed away, lisa marie presley was the sole heir for graceland. the mansion will now go to her children per the arrangement in the trust. lisa marie is survived by her three daughters. guys, back to you. >> it is -- thank you so much, kathy park. it is hard not to have your heartbreak for priscilla presley who has dealt with so much loss. >> the presley family has been i

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it is not just the heavy rain from eureka to southern california, but and a very stormy saturday around the bay area as she was mentioning. one of two atmospheric rivers today, the other one comes to us on monday. let's zoom it in on storm ranger. you can see this organized band off the san francisco bay half-moon coast, you can see those heavier pockets of rain in the orange and red. those are chances of thunderstorm activity, lightning. please be careful. that could also bring some hail and that's the local forecast. back to you. >> somara, thank you. joe is here with today's "popstart." >> i love this. what happens when

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