anything to note across that span. thank you for starting your day with us. join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00 a.m. >> we will be back at 7:25 with a local news update for you. until then, we leave you with this beautif weather from coast-to-coast. >> it sure is! al's tracking it all. it is february 16th. this is "today." ♪♪ all over the map! tens of millions in the path of severe storms and possible tornadoes in the south. snow set to blanket parts of the midwest, while up and down the east coast, people are heading outside to enjoy record high temperatures. your full forecast straight ahead. breaking overnight, a fatal shooting inside a crowded mall in texas. what we're learning about the suspects now in custody.

while on the campus of michigan state, an emotional vigil attended by thousands as police prepare to reveal new details from the investigation into that mass shooting later today. one on one! craig sits down with new republican presidential candidate nikki haley in her first interview since entering the race. >> we've got to start righting the ship. we need new blood. >> what she's saying about her decision to run and her phone call with her former boss turned opponent, donald trump. >> i didn't ask, i told. outrage in ohio. frustration boiling over at a town hall meeting in ohio. >> we all just want answers. >> residents voicing their concerns in the wake of that fiery train derailment and the environmental damage it may have caused. this as the head of the epa heads to the crash site today. we're live with the very latest. those stories plus, unforgettable icon. tributes pouring in for hollywood legend raquel welch.

we'll look back at her incredible legacy, on and off screen. and remarkable images. never-before-seen video of the "titanic" released nearly four r decae des after its discovesery. why the rare footage is now juso being released and how it coe.>. inspired a movie classic. >> we're flying! jack! today, thursday, february 16th, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. we're so happy to see you. glad you're with us on this thursday morning. it is 7:00 on the west coast. >> we have extreme weather to talk about. extreme in every sense of the word. take a look at this. more than 25 million people are at risk for severe storms from ohio to louisiana with tornado and thunderstorm watches in effect.

>> now from the central plains to maine more than 30 million people under winter alerts. areas could get up to 10 inches of snow. >> another day where it feels like mid-april. >> al's got the forecast. hey, al. >> we've got a lot going on today. in fact, we have cold air to the knot. we have really rough weather to the south. we're looking at tornado watches. we even have a tornado warning right now in parts of western tennessee, as we watch this. and we've got severe weather today. 26 million people stretching from cleveland all the way down to new orleans. we're talking tornadoes likely, wind gusts, damaging wind, damaging hail 1 inch or more. and this area in red, this is the risk for some ef-2 tornadoes. and these could be very strong at times. so we're going to be watching that very closely today. and we've got that rain. we're talking anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of rain, locally, could be more, stretching from

montgomery all the way to clarksburg. and as far as this warm weather, i mean, is it february or may? especially the eastern half of the country. boston, 23 degrees above average at 60. 66 today in new york city. knoxville, 71. 19 degrees above average. we move into tomorrow. you're going to see that colder air starting to make its way to the east. buffalo, 27. cincinnati, 37. chicago, going to be 26 degrees. but tomorrow, boston, 60 degrees. new york city, 57. that's 15 degrees above average. and then temperatures are going to start to cool down. but then warm back up again. by monday, portland, 48 degrees. new york, 55. same in cincinnati, guys. so much warmer weather, then it takes a dip and back again to more springtime. >> ride the roller coaster! >> it's wild. al, thank you. now to some terrifying moments in el paso, texas, last night. gunfire erupted inside a shopping mall there. one person was killed, three people were injured, two of them are in critical condition this morning. an off-duty police officer was

able to subdue the suspect within minutes of the shooting. a second suspect was also taken into custody. so far no word of a possible motive. also overnight, a gathering of thousands on the campus of michigan state university. the spartan community came together to honor and remember the victims of that mass shooting. and today, police are expected to give an update on the investigation. nbc's jesse kirsch joins us from east lansing. hey, jesse, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. soon students will be returned here to berkey hall. with the help of the fbi they will be collecting what they left behind as they ran for their lives. this is happening as we're learning more about the suspect, including getting a look at newly obtained police body camera footage. it was edited before nbc news received it, but it appears to show the suspect during an arrest in 2019.

♪ amazing grace ♪ >> reporter: as michigan state grieves the loss of three promising young lives, this morning, demands for change are growing. >> do you feel safe? >> no! >> reporter: dozens rallied outside the nearby statehous f gun laws. >> nobody should ever have to go through this. it needs to stop now. >> reporter: meanwhile, survivors are returning to where gunfire erupted monday night. the fbi helping students retrieve items like phones, laptops and backpacks left exactly where they were when their owners fled for their lives. connor dunn says he escaped the student union, eventually hiding in a nearby ice cream shop after the suspect allegedly accessed two different campus buildings. >> what was that like, to essentially go back to that moment in time? >> it was hard because i remember, i almost relived the whole thing. >> reporter: msu's police chief telling me this school of more than 50,000 students may get a security overhaul. >> i think there would have to be adjustments to be made, but we can't lose focus on what the

purpose of an academic institution is. it's for learning. >> reporter: this as new police body camera footage obtained by nbc affiliate wood tv appears to show the suspected shooter during a 2019 arrest for carrying a concealed weapon. the footage was edited before nbc news received it. late wednesday, the campus community coming together by the thousands. men's basketball coach, tom izzo, among them. >> but as a spartan, we always get through it together. we're spartan tough. spartan strong. >> that's the university. that's what we do. sorry. we support each other. >> reporter: a this as this community grieves, the university is trying to move forward. the school resumes normal operations today. however, classes will be canceled until monday. this as we expect an update on the investigation from university police. that's later this morning. hoda? >> all right. jesse kirsch, keep us posted. thank you. meanwhile, the 2024 presidential race is beginning

to take shape. republican nikki haley's campaign is officially underway after her announcement yesterday. and the former u.n. ambassador heads to new hampshire today, after making her first appeal to voters in her home state of south carolina. craig, you were there, you spoke with haley right after that announcement. >> yes, we were down in charleston yesterday. savannah, hoda, good morning. good morning to you, as well. nikki haley first made a name for herself on the national stage as the governor of south carolina, then as u.n. ambassador. now haley has become the first challenger to her former boss, donald trump, for the republican nomination. less than a year ago, you said that if former president trump was going to run, you wouldn't run. it's been reported that a couple of weeks ago, you call your former boss. you asked for his blessing to run and he said that you -- you called him the greatest president. if that's true, then why run against him? >> i'm going to keep that phone

call personal. i didn't ask. i told. i thought that we needed to go in a new direction. but when i first said i wouldn't run against him, afghanistan hasn't fallen. we didn't see the rise in inflation like we'd seen. we didn't see what was happening in our schools the way it was, and we didn't see the results of the midterms that we just had. it is time for a new generation of leaders. you shouldn't have to be 80 years old to get to washington. and we've got to start righting the ship. we need new blood because we have some serious challenges. >> after the insurrection, you said, trump, quote, will be judged harshly by history. he went down a path he shouldn't have and we shouldn't have followed him. and later that same year, you said, quote, he has the ability to get strong people elected. we need him in the republican party. can both of those things be true? >> yes! except for the media. because the thing is -- >> so he can be partly responsible for the insurrection, but still be an essential part of the party? >> i have said january 6th was a terrible day.

i criticized him for that, and i stand by that criticism. i have said, he was a good president in the way that he lifted up so many people economically, and he did real good in this country. that can be true, too. when i see something right, i praise it. when i see something wrong, i criticize it. >> as you know, the immediate past president still maintains the election was rigged. it was stolen. he's not alone. there's this recent monmouth poll that found that 61% of republicans say that president biden won because of voter fraud. how do you navigate that? >> i don't have to navigate anything. we saw a lot of things happen during covid that wouldn't normally happen, that created some mischief that shouldn't have been there. is joe biden the president? yes. joe biden is the president. we shouldn't question that. do i think that everybody needs a voter i.d., like what we did in south carolina, so we know that everybody's vote is valid? yes. >> but you know election denialism has become a pretty significant part of -- >> there's going to be a percentage of people who don't

think joe biden is president. >> but 61%? >> i don't think it's 61%. i think you have 61% who are saying, look, we need to have trust in our elections and we need it to be as transparent as possible. >> in your speech, you said of china, that china will end up on the ash heap of history if you're elected. that's pretty strong. a few months ago, you said that china was closer than ever to invading taiwan. if china does invade taiwan, should there be a military response from the united states? >> republicans and democrats for too long thought that if we were nice to china, they would want to be like us. they don't want to be like us. they want to destroy the west. we need to change the way we look at them. and so that means, we should have a strong military. and for god's sake, we should not have americans look up at the sky and see a spy balloon from china looking down on us. and if we do those things, craig, there won't be an issue in taiwan because if you are strong and china knows that we mean business, they're not going to make that move.

>> if they do invade, should there be a military response? >> i think we have to look at that when that happens. but what we do is we have the backs of our allies. >> let's talk about ukraine for a moment. the former president, your former boss, has said that he would stop supporting the ukrainians if he's elected. house speaker kevin mccarthy has said that ukrainians shouldn't get a blank check. where do you stand? >> the war in ukraine and russia is not about ukraine. it's about freedom. and it's a war we have to win. because if ukraine doesn't win this, russia will go on to poland and the baltics, and then we'll have a world war. what we need to do and what biden should have done was give them what they needed to win early. we're not putting troops on the ground. we are not writing blank checks. but when they need the ammunition to win, we should give it to them. >> president zelenskyy has asked for f-16s. should we give those to him? >> i think we give him what he needs to win, not money, but equipment.

>> and you recognize there's sol daylight between you and the other declared candidate for the republican nomination on that front? >> there's some daylight between me and joe biden because joe biden was slow to be -- >> but to be fair, madame ambassador, you have to win the primary. you're talking about president biden a lot, but there are only two candidates in the republican primary right now. it's you and your former boss. >> and you guys are obsessed about me talking about him. >> but there are only two candidates. >> it's okay. i don't kick sideways. i kick forward. and what i'm telling you is that joe biden has not led. >> let's talk about the primary field. back in 2016, amount of people believe that why joe biden won was because the field was so crowded. how real is the worry that the same thing happens this time around? >> i don't care about any of that. what i care about is going straight to new hampshire, going to iowa, talking to the people in south carolina and getting our message out to america. >> the only other contender in this race, he's been known to say some pretty dirty and nasty things about his opponents, been known to give him nicknames. does that concern you at all? >> not at all, not one bit. i have worked for him. he's known for doing that. i have a job to do.

>> are you going to kick back? >> whenever i'm kicked, i always kick back and he knows that. >> during the conversation, i asked the former ambassador about issues facing americans here at home, including whether she supports a federal abortion ban and her plans for social security and medicare. we'll have that part of our conversation coming up for you in the third hour. >> all right! >> great conversation. >> craig, good conversation. thank you very much. got a lot more to get to, including growing fears of a potential environmental crisis in the ohio community where a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed nearly two weeks ago. overnight, residents packed into a local school gym to voice their frustrations and demand answers. nbc's george solis joins us with the very latest on it. george, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. several people have returned home but others are choosing to stay away citing fears that their health may be in jeopardy. that's despite several statements from officials that insist air and water quality is safe after several rounds of

testing. overnight, tempers flaring at a heated town hall. >> this isn't about me. this isn't about you. it's about us as a whole. >> reporter: it's been nearly two weeks since a train operated by norfolk southern carrying hazardous chemicals derailed and caught fire. >> we're being railroaded by the railroad. >> reporter: people worried about their health point to the death of thousands of fish in local waters and what they call a frustrating lack of answers. this morning, federal epa administrator michael regan is traveling to the site. >> we are with the community. we're going to hold this company accountable. and we're going to be here until this problem is cleaned up. >> reporter: while state officials say the air is safe, they suggest drinking bottled water, especially in homes that have wells. >> i have been waiting for a phone call for my well testing, and i'm not getting one. >> reporter: some evacuated locals who were told it was safe to return home now say they're suffering from burning eyes, headaches, and nausea. norfolk southern did not attend the packed meeting, saying it might not be safe for its employees.

but it did say in a statement to nbc news, we are not going anywhere. we are committed to east palestine and will continue to respond to community concerns. >> it's just been an absolute nightmare, really. a lot on the nerves for everybody. >> reporter: carol and her cousin ashley evacuated and say their families have experienced significant symptoms they attributed to derailment. carol has since returned home while ashley and her children are staying with her mom in pennsylvania. >> it's just so friendly and now it's completely opposite. everyone's terrified. no one wants to really go outside. >> reporter: a bipartisan group of senators has sent a letter to the epa saying that norfolk southern do things like pay for cleanup, compensate impacted residents, and as well as provide more monitoring plans for the future.

as for that visit from the epa administrator, he is supposed to sit down with residents in their homes along with state and local leaders. savannah? >> all right, george solis, thank you very much. emotions boiling over in a buffalo courtroom yesterday as the white supremacist who killed ten black people at a supermarket was sentenced to live in prison. the dramatic moment came as the sister of victim katherine massey addressed the shooter, 19-year-old payton gendron. >> you don't know a damned thing about black people! we're human! we like our kids to go to good schools! we love our kids! we never go into no neighborhoods and take people out! >> you can see there, another relative lunged at the gunman. he was quickly subdued by guards. gendron was ushered out of the courtroom temporarily. the convicted killer was given ten life sentences, one for each of his victims. if he's convicted of the federal hate crimes, he could face the death penalty. all right. 17 minutes after the hour. al's back for the rest of his forecast. good morning. >> that's right, guys. we've got a snowy side to this

storm and we're going to be taking a look at that. severe weather ahead of it and strong storms from the gulf coast all the way into the ohio river valley. the cold continues out west while we've got all of this record-breaking warmth in the east. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . earn 5% cash back that automatically adjusts to your top eligible spend category, up to $500 spent each billing cycle with the citi custom cash℠ card. i love it... [voice vibrating] i am meteorologist, kari hall. it's 38 degrees in san josé, and 32 in mountain view. we are in the low 30s from the south county to the tri-valley to the north bay. very cold start.

kind of a cool day as we see more clouds coming in and temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. our 7-day forecast >> and that is your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you so much. still ahead, new video shown at the alex murdaugh trial, revealing his first interview with police and the moments he was revealed as a suspect in the deaths of his wife and son. and haunting images of the "titanic" never before seen captured during the very first manned voyage to the wreckage. why are they just now coming to light after 37 years? but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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very good morning to you. it's 7:26. i am marcus washington. here's today's top stories. >> reporter: i am bob redell. a number of community leaders in oakland plan to hold a conference at noon to express their profound disappointment over the mayor's decision to fire the police chief. this firing moves oakland in the wrong direction by eroding public trust was said.

pete suratos here where the suspected half moon bay shooter will appear for a plea hearing. chunli zhao will be presenting in court. today's plea hearing and arraignment is set to take place at 1:30 p.m. time to get a look at the forecast. meteorologist, kari hall, has a look at what we can expect today. >> it's a cold start. a lot of the inland areas starting out below freezing, and then throughout today more clouds move in and a high around 60 degrees. a chilly night and then it starts to get warmer tomorrow. we will have a nice saturday and sunday and president's day, and then after that by wednesday we could see rain chances coming back and much cooler temperatures. for san francisco, we're in the upper 50s today and sunshine and mild weather for the weekend. marcus. >> thanks, kari.

we will have another local news update for you coming up in 30 minutes, and you know we are always on at nbcbayarea.com. see you back here then.

♪ check that out 7:30 yesterday's massive victory parade for the chiefs. big win in the super bowl. hundreds of thousands of fans lining the street. you think patrick mahomes had a good time? >> he sure looked like it. >> he's like displaying the lombardi trophy. it was not tom brady throwing it between boats, but it was pretty darn good. >> i love the goggle sunglasses sideways >> i think that will end up

trending by the way, guys, we have a really special boost we'll feature the kelce brothers they faced off in that game. they have new ways they're showing love to that amazing mama >> cool. by the way, this could be a key day in the high-profile trial of alex murdaugh >> the prosecution hoping to rest its case after jurors were shown video of the exact moment that the now disbarred attorney learned he was being accused of killing his wife and son >> nbc's catie beck is covering the trial for us catie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. murdaugh was asked to come into that field office to get an update on the case, but as it turned out, investigators were armed with serious questions about his alibi. murdaugh would soon learn he was the sole suspect just two months after his wife and son were murdered, alex murdaugh agrees to answer a few questions for investigators. >> can you do this >> i can do it >> reporter: but it didn't take long for investigators to cut to the chase. >> did you kill maggie >> no.

did i kill my wife >> yes, sir. >> no, david >> do you know who did >> no, i do not know who did it. >> did you kill paul >> no, i did not kill paul >> reporter: south carolina law enforcement division investigator david owen took the stand wednesday to testify about that interview and what he calls inconsistencies in murdaugh's timeline >> it wasn't one inconsistency. it was several inconsistencies over a period of time that were repeated >> reporter: owen also revealing in that interview, he's confident murdaugh family guns were used in the crime information the investigator says didn't shake alex >> did you ask him, we've established family guns were used >> yes, i did. >> what was his response would "nothing" be the answer? >> correct >> reporter: at other times during the interview, murdaugh emotional, asking investigators for details about what maggie and paul felt before they died >> did either one of them suffer very long?

>> a matter of seconds, if that. >> reporter: on cross-examination, the defense pinpointing what they call missteps in the investigation, like never testing maggie and paul's clothing for dna. and waiting three months to search murdaugh's mother's house, where he went the night of the murders the defense also questioned whether owen lied to murdaug during the interview >> so you lied to him? >> i'm allowed to use trickery to elicit a response, yes. >> and you're allowed to do and it you did it? >> yes >> reporter: but owen says when murdaugh's story kept changing, he became the primary suspect. >> so does that mean that i am a suspect? >> with everything that we've talked about, with the family guns, the ammunition, nobody else's dna, i have to put my beliefs aside and go with the facts. >> reporter: and in another twist, the judge saying he will allow in the evidence of murdaugh's alleged suicide for hire plot, saying the defense counsel opened the door to that

yesterday on questioning the big question now, will murdaugh's cousin, eddie, the accused hit man, take the stand. guys >> all right cat ie, thank you. joining us with more on the trial, nbc's senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett laura, good morning. we'll talk about, i was about to say crazy eddie, it was cousin eddie. we'll talk about cousin eddie and his impact in a moment but let's start with this interview of alex murdaugh that was presented to the jurors. what was the takeaways >> pretty powerful testimony there from the detective, th lead detective on the case, you clearly seeing them want to highlight all the inconsistencies in murdaugh's story. number one being, he is asked four different times by that detective, were you down by the dog kennels that night, because we now all know that he was. we have that on video. he said four different times that he wasn't assuming the jury was able to get that point, that's a huge point for the prosecution to score >> let's talk about cousin eddie for a moment for folks who haven't been following it as closely, this was the cousin that was allegedly involved in this suicide-for-hire along the roadside here, a couple of

months after the double murder the fact that the prosecution at the end of the day managed to get that in, how significant could that be? >> so in the beginning of the day, it seemed like a huge win for the defense. a rare evidentiary win the judge said, it's too prejudicial. i'm keeping it out by the end of the day, the cross-examination of that key detective, the defense lawyer raises this whole prospect of cousin eddie, and the prosecution says, wait a minute. you've now opened the door on the one hand, it seems like such an unforced error you have a rare evidentiary win. why would you do it? perhaps they're trying to goad the prosecution into calling cousin eddie because he's such a problem witness. it's unclear >> but it wouldn't make any sense, was they're the ones who fought to keep the testimony out, and at the end of the day, had stepped in, opened the door, and now it's coming in >> and it's risky for them they may think they could do a good job on cross-examination, that remains to be seen. >> real quickly, a lot of the

cross-examination of the detective yielded informatio that maybe this was not the most buttoned up investigation we've ever seen. major gaps in some of the investigation techniques, things that weren't searched, things that weren't retrieved what did the jurors take away from this? >> i think that was a real missed opportunity for prosecution. this was their star witness, he was red in the face, he was trying to figure out best explanations for it, but there were some real holes he all but -- had to admit to the jury that they told the grand jury before they indicted alex murdaugh that the t-shirt he was wearing when they picked him up had blood on it it did not have blood on it. that's what the grand jury when they indicted him believed and he had to admit that he hadn't actually tested the clothes, when their entire theory that he changed the clothes. how did they not test the clothes? >> when it's a credibility contest it's a big issue laura, thank you >> it continues.

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>> reporter: this morning, rare footage from the depths of the ocean, bringing a spectacular new view of the "titanic" to the surface. the never-before-seen video was captured back in 1986, documenting the first manned voyage to the wreckage the research crew making its way through the sunken vessel on the floor of the atlantic for the very first time, discovering the bow, railings, and inside of the luxury liner the ship's ill-fated journey was brought to life by james cameron's 1997 oscar-winning blockbuster. >> we're flying! jack >> reporter: but the real story of the thought-to-be-unsinkable steamship was almost never uncovered, after the vessel struck a massive iceberg on its maiden voyage. it took nearly 70 years to find the final resting place.

robert ballard led the team that first discovered the wreckage. >> i must say, to literally land on the deck of the "titanic" was quite amazing. almost just hard to believe. >> reporter: more than 1,500 people died in the "titanic's" catastrophic collision while their remains are no longer present, signs of early 20th century life can be seen throughout >> it's sort of like their tombstone. and to see a mother's shoes and next to her, her baby's shoes, that's pretty powerful >> reporter: the newly released footage captures the ship in the best condition human eyes have seen since it sank in 1912 recently, scientists have discovered metal-eating bacteria rapidly turning the "titanic's" remnants into dust last year, high-definition cameras were able to capture the deteriorating watery ruins the famed captain's bathtub, now barely visible but the video captured by ballard's crew rewinds the clock nearly four decades. >> it was really literally entering a preserved museum.

and the deeper you got into the ship, the more preserved it was. >> reporter: now this newest look at the 110-year-old ship is fascinating the world once again, allowing us all to join in on the discovery of a lifetime so ballard says this newly released footage actually helped inspire james cameron to make the film "titanic. cameron even set up a private screening for the explorer before it premiered as a thank you. when ballard saw it, he was surprised to see how accurate the movie was and he felt that he was really getting to see the ship that sailed >> wow >> what was incredible, james cameron had such an attention to detail and it really did feel like it brought "titanic" to life i can't believe that was 25 years ago! oh, my god >> i know. >> hold me, jack what was the line? >> thank you let's get another check of the weather. mr. roker! >> hey, guys i am inspired. >> where are you what do you want me to --

>> what are you doing -- >> the scene, you're flying! ♪ you're here there's nothing i fear ♪ >> you two are so cute >> sorry you had to see that sorry you had to see that. >> we're just glad you're back so glad. >> we're looking at 31 million people, winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings, stretching from the plains all the way into northern new england. we are looking at severe weather down to the south. tornado watches there. we've got snow up into the plains and parts of the great lakes! for today, snow and wind for sections of the great lakes. we're looking at a severe risk from the ohio valley, down to the gulf coast tomorrow, heavy morning rain from new york down to georgia. then colder air expanding in, as that front exits the east coast. so the heaviest snow, about 6 to 8 inches in northern maine and as we head around the great lakes, we're looking at about 2 to 4 inches of snow. but some places getting up to 6 as you stretch davenport, des moines, on into nebraska

city that's what's going on around good thursday morning. well, it's still below freezing for a lot of inland valleys starting out below 32 degrees. you may want to leave a little extra early to scape frost off the windshield. today it will reach in the upper 50s and low 60s with more clouds moving in. as we go into the weekend it's looking dry, and we may see a change in the pattern next week but in the near term we are enjoying the dry weathe >> that is your latest weather >> we'll never unsee that. that was beautiful >> you're welcome. >> it really was >> america coming up next on the boost, guys, you loved donna kelce before the super bowl. wait until you hear what her sons are saying about her after sunday's big game. after this ♪

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i got really emotional because, man, it was so awesome it was awesome for -- you know, on top of the world for a week >> she was the heavyweight champ, man >> it was just so cool, man, to see, you know, her get to celebrate in there with us >> i'm with you, brother >> it was an awesome moment. >> man, wow. >> i love them >> so special. >> by the way, jason went on to say, even though his team lost the super bowl, he was crying tears of joy because it was such a special moment for his mom and his brother. >> special week for the family like, watching the brothers' relationship getting to know donna from her being on our show. they said that rihanna's fente makeup line went up like 800% after the halftime show. i bet that podcast went up a million percent.

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a very good thursday morning to you. it's 7:56. i am laura garcia. here's a look at what is happening now. good morning, everyone. joint venture sill aconvalley is out with the new silicon index. there's interesting data in it. 91,000 people left silicon valley in the last two years. and 35% of us work from home, which means ridership on cal train plunged to just under 4,000 people a day. eight people hold 50% of the wealth, not 8%, but eight people. more coming up on the midday

news. cold numbers in the weather department. >> yes, we are going to see more clouds moving in for the afternoon. another cold start tomorrow and then we are going to increasingly see more sunshine as we go into the weekend and it looks nicer with our temperatures heading up a few more degrees. through presidents' day, temperatures are mild and cooler as rain chances will go up. for san francisco, if you are making plans, it will be nice and sunny but you will need the layers. a cold morning but not-so-cold afternoons. >> thank you, kari. i will be back with another update for you in about half an hour. join us for our

it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, on alert. extreme weather coast-to-coast severe storms in the midwest. snow across the plains above-average temperatures in the northeast. al has everything you need to know before you head out the door then, this won't fly the faa chief under fire after a series of close calls at our nation's airports. and that computer glitch that caused a nationwide shutdown >> could i sit here today and tell you, there will never be another issue? no, i cannot >> tom costello has details on the contentious hearing and what

happens now. plus, remembering raquel welch. generations of fans are honoring the hollywood icon with a caree> spanning more than 50 years. >> i can't breathe >> can i trust you >> haven't you seen the cabana boy? >> we'll look back at her extraordinary life and legacy, including her time right here own "today." ♪ and next level we've got a first look at the theme park attraction fans have been waiting for >> i think i'm really in the gamein >> an exclusive vsneak peek at universal's super nintendo world. >> let's go! >> and the new technology that puts you right in the game >> luigi time! >> luigi time! you look super cool! >> so get ready to power up, today, thursday, february 16th, 2023 ♪

from peachtree, north carolina, on a girls' road trip. >> here for our sixth anniversary. >> on a mother/daughter trip from south dakota! >> from omaha, nebraska, audrey's turning 13! ♪ >> visiting from nashville, tennessee. >> and indiana >> to meet al roker. >> from seattle, celebrating stephanie's 25th birthday. >> from maine, celebrating 24 years together ♪ >> beautiful welcome back to "today." guys, it's thursday. we are so happy that you are spending part of your day with us appreciate it. >> it's the best compliment we could receive. thank you for sharing your morning with us. you have an emotional interview tomorrow i'm really looking forward to this >> i had the chance to speak with olivia newton-john's husband, john, and her daughter, chloe. this is their first time opening up since her passing they shared a lot of things,

their memories and how they're keeping her spirit alive within them it's a beautiful family, beautiful people, and i look forward to sharing that conversation with you. let's get right to our news at 8:00 tens of millions in the path of severe storms, possible tornadoes in the south snow set to blanket the midwest. al roker is following all of it for us hey, al. >> good morning. as you look on the radar, you can see, we have tornado watches here down through the central mississippi river valley snow as you make your way up to the great lakes and the plains we are worried about these severe thunderstorms and tornadoes possible 26 million people stretching from cleveland all the way down to new orleans tornadoes likely, especially within this hatched area the risk for ef-2 tornadoes, from huntsville down to hattiesberg and out to selma we'll be watching for that very closely today. we have heavy rain with locally, upwards of 3 inches from charleston down to montgomery. a little snow in the appalachians, but we're also looking at heavier snow, stretching from northern new england, all the way into the

central plains now, it is february out west, but it's may here in the east. 66 degrees for new york city today. that's 24 degrees above average. lexington at 69. tomorrow that front moves to the east the colder air invades buffalo, cleveland, cincinnati, chicago. but ahead of the front, 60 in boston, 57 here in new york city then everybody takes a little bit of a dip and then right back up again, by monday, 55 portland, you'll be at 48 on monday 62 in d.c. 55 on monday in fact, we're watching washington, d.c. because already, they're seeing buds on the cherry blossoms. >> that's early. >> they've got like an indicator tree that they always look at. and the buds are already green so hopefully they'll be able to hold off for a little bit. >> all right, al thank you. we'll check back in. the tennessee national guard is mourning the loss of two of its members this morning in a helicopter crash that happened near huntsville, alabama, yesterday. a home security camera appears to capture the moment when the

chopper falls out of the sky later, a massive plume of smoke is seen rising from the site officials say two national guardsmen were conducting a training flight. nobody on the ground was injured. now to the intense pressure on the faa after a series of close calls on the nation's runways and in the air the agency's chief was on the congressional hot seat yesterday. he was answering questions about that, and also, questions about the computer failure that led to a nationwide ground stop back in january. nbc's tom costello covers aviation tom, lots at stake here. >> yeah, commercial planes can carry up to 300 passengers so close calls involve people's lives. and the ntsb says it's now investigating yet another close call in honolulu on january 23rd a united plane that crossed a runway just as a small cessna was coming in for a landing. united is declining to comment, referring questions to the ntsb. but that would now be the third case just this year bringing the faa chief to capitol hill.

>> southwest abort fedex is on the go >> reporter: animation presented as evidence in congress depicting a very close call in austin, texas, this month when a southwest plane was cleared to take off just as a fedex plane was about to land on the same runway the planes coming within 100 feet of each other it follows the runway close call at jfk airport last month. and that united 777 that went into a steep nosedive off of hawaii in december, coming within just 800 feet of slamming into the ocean ohio realtor rod williams and his family were onboard. >> you could see everybody's head was just planted in the back of their head rest and there were, again, shouts, gasps, you could hear prayers out loud >> reporter: now with another runway close call reported in honolulu, the faa chief, himself a veteran pilot, has ordered a nationwide safety review pilots, controllers, airlines,

unions, and regulators >> we will partner with labor, with the industry leaders on the safety side, and in march, we'll have a safety summitor evidence of common problems. >> are you worried that any sense of complacency is now a problem? >> no, i'm not worried about that we have the safest, most efficient, and most complex air space in the world >> reporter: billy nolan answering tough bipartisan questions about those close calls, and the faa notam computer system that crashed in january, forcing the first nationwide ground stop since 9/11 for years, congress has provided the money to update its 30-year-old system but the faa says that won't be completed until 2025 >> is there redundancy being built into it or can a single screw-up ground air traffic nationwide >> could i sit here today and tell you there will never be another issue on the notam system, i cannot

>> i want to get an answer within a week about the notam system having a totally separate backup that could be used. >> democrats and republicans demanding answers. the faa says it will be done upgrading, as we said, in 2025 the problem isn't money. congress has provided that it's that this is a 30-year-old system it's used every single day, and you just can't flip a switch and make it happen right away. they are incrementally updating and upgrading the system craig? >> tom costello for us in washington thank you. well, michael jordan is celebrating his 60th birthday in a big way, donating $10 million to the make-a-wish foundation. the six-time nba champ says that he hopes that gift will inspire others to support the charity. the make-a-wish foundation helps fulfill the wishes of kids during tough times in their lives. and after 34 years of working with the group, jordan remains one of the most requested celebrity wish granters. good for him >> the largest individual gift that they've gotten. and by the way, michael jordan, i'm sure he's made a lot of

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we're back now 8:13 remembering hollywood icon, raquel welch >> the sultry actress is one of the world's most recognizable stars, thanks to her breakout role in the 1966 film, "1 million years bc." and sheinelle is taking a look back at a pretty extraordinary career >> absolutely. good morning to you, guys. raquel welch became an instant sex symbol when she emerged from the sea in that classic '60s film, but she proved to be so much more than her image with a career on-screen and stage that spanned more than 50 years. >> reporter: on the big screen, raquel welch was the ultimate bombshell, rising to fame with her breakout wore as cora peterson in the 1966 sci-fi

film, "fantastic voyage. >> i can't breathe >> reporter: but it was her transformation into a sexy cave woman later that year in the campy british movie "1 million years bc" that made her an overnight sensation. while her character was short on dialogue, the movie's iconic pinup poster, showing the actress in a fur bikini, made her an international sex symbol and catapulted her to superstardom which she discussed during one of her many appearances here on "today." >> the sex symbol image was the kind of a thing that you couldn't really embrace and you couldn't really push it away >> reporter: but behind all of that glamour was the real raquel, writing in her 2010 autobiography, the irony of it all is that even though people thought of me as a sex symbol, in reality, i was a single mother of two small children >> that image, whatever it is that people expect, the sex

symbol thing, then there's the real me, which is like a kind of hard-working kind of down-to-earth kind of a person >> reporter: just like the strong female characters she portrayed on screen, welch proved she had range, acting alongside burt reynolds in the 1969 western, "100 rifles. and playing a klutzy 17th century seamstress opposite michael york in the 1973 film "the three musketeers" which earned her a golden globe. >> can i tell you? can i trust you? >> reporter: a consummate performer, welch starred on broadway entertained american troops with bob hope during the vietnam war. ♪ cause i'm a woman ♪ >> reporter: and even sang with cher >> when you build your life on the surface, you know, you wonder if anybody will even pay you any mind, you know, once

that surface starts to fade. >> reporter: through it all, she remained a prominent leading lady, appearing in over 30 films. >> haven't you seen the cabana boy? >> reporter: and more than 50 tv shows. >> miss welch! >> who are you >> reporter: this morning, generations of fans remembering the timeless beauty and her legendary career >> a spokesperson for raquel welch says the 82-year-old actress passed away peacefully after a brief illness. she is survived by her son and daughter >> so many generations loved her. to think that she was in all of those early films in the '60s, and then "legally blonde." she did span it all. mr. roker, how about a check of the weather >> let's take a look what a legend. we're looking at some sunshine, but increasing clouds in the northeast, as this wet weather pushes its way through the ohio river valley and into the northeast. teens and 20s as you get into the northern plains and central plains 70s and 80s through the

mid-atlantic states, the gulf states 60s here in the northeast. we'll see some showers moving in later today. severe storms down through the mid-mississippi and upper ohio river valleys. snowy through the great lakes and that colder weather continues out west that's what's going on around good thursday morning. i'methall. the cold weather continues this morning, a lot of us below freezing. we'll head for 60 degrees today. then we're back down to the mid 30s tonight. there will be a little bit more sunshine tomorrow and that sun going into the weekend will also help us warm up. we'll be in the upper 60s and a really nice day for president's day, highs in the mid 60s in the valleys. there will be a chang y no olviden que si van a if you're heading out to work, take us with you sirius xm channel 108. don't forget, today it's "today" show confidential.

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you can check out the latest issue of british "vogue. that's on newsstands and digitally starting on tuesday where you can head over to "today." next up, "daisy jones & the six. a new video is out for amazo prime's highly anticipated new book it follows the rise and fall of a fictional band in the '70s led by reilly keough and sam claflin. in the latest preview, fans are getting a sneak peek at the love triangle causing some serious drama with the six ♪ >> tell me that there's nothing going on between us. tell me if i'm crazy ♪ >> if you love her -- >> i don't >> well, if you ever do, that is when this ends -- ♪ >> you don't think it's time to add a little fire?

>> don't overthink it. i'm the fire >> i haven't seen this >> dying to see it >> that looks like if "almost famous" and "the affair" had a baby right? just from that trailer a little love triangle there >> it's supposed to be a great book i haven't read the book, but now i want to read the book and watch the series >> the music is great in it. that track is one of the 26 original songs that was created for that series. again, "daisy jones" premieres on march 3rd up next, "the little mermaid. yesterday, disney finally released a trailer including a peek inside arielle's underwater world and a first look at ursula played by the one and only melissa mccarthy ♪ wish i could be ♪ ♪ ♪ wish i could be ♪ ♪

♪ part of that world ♪ [ laughter ] >> oh! >> singer hallie berry, tay digs "the little mermaid" hitting theaters in may. >> will be awesome >> if you have a little girl in your house -- >> or a little boy, too. >> that's right! and finally, "dirty dancing," it's still valentine's week and love is in the air. did anyone try this move with their sweetheart on tuesday? i did. ♪ it could be love ♪ ♪ because i had the time of my life ♪ >> that's how good my back is now. i can lift siri up there but she's very light, of course. it's not a heavy lift. >> just so you know. >> like a feather. >> good pickup >> so light. so small >> so little you're so little

anyway, that's the big movie so jennifer gray is on a plane. she sees a passenger on valentine's day watching that scene. and that's what she wrote. i spy with my little eye and there's that iconic moment while she's on the plane >> did she say hi? i hope she said hi >> you know she did. >> but isn't that amazing? >> wouldn't it have been great if she went down the aisle of the airplane, like, catch me catch me >> nobody puts baby in a middle seat >> baby's armrest. >> by the way, they're working on a "dirty dancing" sequel. they've been talking about this forever. it starts production in 2024, in the spring, it will be out in 2024 and that's it. >> all right carson, the bomb you're the best. oh, wait now, we're going to head somewhere. the next stop on our winter skape series we are going to charleston, south carolina right-o, craig >> and joining us now from our charleston affiliate, the lowcountry's meteorologist, josh mathers and mayor john techlinberg. gentlemen, good morning. tell us about this beautiful winter escape.

>> hey, good morning, guys yeah, we're live at the historic charleston waterfront with mayor techlinberg, and it's kind of appropriate that you picked today to feature us because number one, the weather is gorgeous number two, it's the kickoff of festival season here in the lowcountry the southeastern wildlife expo begins tonight, runs through the weekend. it's the largest art or wildlife art show in the country still. conservation a big feature of this and this kicks us off for the spring, mayor. >> that's right, josh. and thank you for this beautiful day. another beautiful day in this beautiful lowcountry of south carolina and charleston, south carolina you wouldn't believe how beautiful and historic a city this is. >> now, we've got a lot of big events coming up for folks that are maybe wanting to book a last-minute trip to charleston we have the wildlife expo of course this weekend. right around the corner, we've got wine and food, the bridge run, the cooper river bridge run, our big 10k here. >> an amazing race over the most remarkable bridge in the east

coast. and then our festival starts in late may through june. it's the most comprehensive arts festival in the united states. it's amazing >> and it's got its roots in italy, of course >> that's right. >> and so we really pride ourselves on not just our great weather in the winter. we don't get every day like this we're looking at a high today between 75 and 80. but i tell you, our coolest normal high temperature is in the low 60s. you can't beat that. so, come down and see us, beautiful here, christmastime. >> all of these wonderful things, josh, but the most beautiful thing about charleston is our people. this pineapple is a symbol of hospitality. and that's what we, charlestonians pride ourselves on friendliness and hospitality come on down >> the next time you want a little bit of nice weather, we have all of these great festivals. come on down and i'll see you with the mayor in charleston >> all right >> what a great job. >> you guys need a podcast >> we love charleston. >> i was in charleston yesterday. >> amazing

>> it is one of the best -- i don't say this lightly, one of the best cities in america you have the beach you have the food. >> rodney scott barbecue >> the lowcountry. >> there you go! >> the art >> and the history, too. >> the mayor you've got josh. it's all there >> today's winter escape is today.com to find out more coming up, we have royalty in the house "the crown's" elizabeth debicki right here after your local news

good morning. it is 8:26. i'm laura garcia. an a living worker charged in the death of a 94-year-old walnut creek senior care resident is back in court. the hearing will focus on whether or not there's enough evidence to proceed to a trial for leticia starling. she was accused in the death of that 94-year-old resident last august, who died after medical examiners say he drank a cleaning chemical, this after

the company for months insisted to family members it was from a food related emergency. a single charge against starling could still lead to an eventual plea deal. let's check with forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> it's a cold start. a lot of the bay area still near or below freezing. it's slowly going to warm up today coming out of the 30s to the upper 50s and low 60s and much more in the way of cloud cover and some peeks of sunshine. the sun will return tomorrow and the weekend is looking really nice with highs in the mid to 60s more changes ahead for the middle of next week. thank you for joining us. i'll see you in half an hour.

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hey, janet, we have a surprise for you this is not kwwl -- >> this is hoda! >> yes hi oh, my gosh, janet, hi >> we all remember that! welcome back, welcome back so that was back in december >> yeah. >> when hoda surprised perhaps the most detail-oriented mom we've ever seen. >> ever, ever, janet went viral after her son tweeted out her christmas itinerary. she's here in new york visiting and on our plaza and she stopped by

first of all, i want to say hi it's so good to see you in person >> oh, my gosh, thank you! >> was this hug on the itinerary? it's so cute >> first of all, we love you guys >> hi, how are you >> good morning, good morning. >> these lists that you came u with, janet, were incredible so detail oriented about the meals you were going to have, how you were going to eat, the kind of barbecue you were going to have. look at this -- check this out, sg this is what they were doing on wednesday. so awesome >> go eat there. who's going to babysit you're amazing we have a special task for you since planning is your superpower, we'll put your skills to the test can you give us the itinerary for the next half hour >> come on, janet! all right. coming up on "today," savannah, you'll be chatting with elizabeth debicki from "the crown. >> good girl >> after that, gadi schwartz will report live from universal studios in hollywood >> come on, janet! >> he's at the new supernintendo

world. and hoda and adrianna brock will show us the hottest travel items. ready, set, jet set, and that's the plan for 8:30. >> how's it feel to be on the plaza? >> oh, my god, i'm shaking my legs are shaking. it's wonderful >> was this on the itinerary for your trip? >> oh, yes >> by the way, what a great son? >> thank you >> did you do everything on your itinerary for christmas? >> yeah, despite a blizzard. >> you raised wonderful kids >> especially this one right here >> and i admire all of you >> we're so happy you're here! thank you. >> and enjoy the treats. we brought you treats. >> of course you did >> so sweet! >> by the way, i don't know if this was in your plan, but look who it is, folks ladies and gentlemen, a living legend, nba icon kareem abdul-jabbar mr. abdul-jabbar is here,

because coming up in the third hour, we're going to talk basketball, get more of his reaction to now being number two on the all-time scoring list kareem is also here to raise some awareness during heart health month about opening up about his own health scare >> good to see the captain here on the plaza >> just a legend right there i had a heart attack when i saw him walk by. >> it was a crazy moment when lebron surpassed him more from the captain coming up, but how about a first check of the weather, uncle al >> how -- you're a little short, but standing next to kareem. >> i'm always a little short >> good morning. thank you for coming >> oh, man, let's show you what we've got as far as your weekend is concerned for friday, much colder air around the great lakes, showers and storms, southeastern and mid-atlantic coast plenty of sun out west on saturday, we've got a frigid start, new england, sunny but cool from the gulf on into the plains mountain snows out west. and then sunday, sunday, we are looking at a beautiful day in the eastern third of the country.

warmer in the central plains heavy snow as you make your way into the western plains. and sunshine along the west coast. this young lady, ashton, i think you wanted to do the weather well, do you know how to -- it was you? i'm sorry. what's your name mckinley i'm sorry. what do we say when we go to the end? you know, here's what's -- here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> here's what's happening in your neck of tof the woods >> i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to see more clouds today. some of us make it up to 60 degrees in the inland valleys. it will be a cold night. tomorrow is slightly warmer with a little bit more sunshine. we have a nice weekend on the way with highs in the mid to upper 60s and morning starts in the mid 30s. presidents day also looking comfortable, but much cooler by the

>> and that is your latest weather! oh, savannah >> oh, mr. roker coming up next, elizabeth debicki right here we'll talk about "the crown" and what it's like stepping into an iconic role of the people's iconic role of the people's prinssce dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not forn dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent.

well, how do you even begin to portray one of the most photographed woman in the world? that was the daunting task before elizabeth debicki when she took on the role of princess diana for season five and six of the netflix hit "the crown." the latest season following the increasingly rocky marriage of diana to then ce take a look. >> this is our holiday it's a rare opportunity for us to be together with the boys as a family and i know you struggle with that sort of thing, which is why i agreed to bringing your friends along to entertain you and i even agreed to do the photo today, requested by your people so the lie could be

paraded to the world media about what an adoring husband you are on one condition >> what's that >> that you actually are one >> you tell him. everyone says the same thing, you become princess diana in this role. what was it like to get this role and to realize, you're taking on somebody that everyone has certainly an image of and a memory of? it's so personal to them >> mm-hmm. well, it was a challenge it's interesting that when they offered me the part, i just didn't really think, which was probably the best way. >> probably. because if you thought about it, you'd be like, "no." >> or just you think, how? how do you -- i sort of said, yes, absolutely, i would love to and i think as i got into the process of prepping, i spent a long time prepping it, which was sort of this funny thing that happened because it was the pandemic so i had all of this time. so i spent a lot of time watching, reading, listening and that's sort of when the -- the weight of the

responsibility, i felt, but also the terror, you know which was in the process to sort of get through that and feel like i could do it, when i stepped on to the set. >> and you worked with a movement coach i know this is sort of like hollywood secret, so you don't have to tell me everything, but i was actually really interested in the process of, it's not about mimicry. it's not about just looking like her, although, the hair and makeup is incredible, the wardrobe it's all great, you do, but how yo do inhabit someone and their spirit like that >> i loved the movement coach. her name is pauley bennett she worked with austin butler on "elvis," and i think she did the most recent whitney houston film so she's incredible. and i came from a dancing background, so i've always been very interested in how people move and that's always been something that i have used as a sort of like entry into characters so then i had this incredible person suddenly with me to sit down and basically, her magic powers is that she takes a lot

of time to observe so we watched things together and then sat pausing and talking about things because everybody sort of has a map in their body that's their history in the world you know and so, she really helps people break that down and it's fascinating. >> you're about to shoot or you are shooting season six, which they say was the final season. >> it's true >> and it's going to bring us up to diana's death, which i can imagine it's bringing up a lot of emotions for everybody involved and how to handle it with sensitivity >> mm-hmm. mm-hmm yeah, we've been shooting it for a few months now we have a little longer to go. it's something -- it's tricky to talk about, because i'm sort of right in the middle of doing it, as well. it is very, very sensitive and it is, i think it's just undeniably an extremely sad story to tell. and i feel that that's probably in me and in my body and my brain a lot at the moment. but the people who make this show are incredibly talented and wise and intelligent makers and storytellers, so there's a

lot -- there's a great deal of conversation, obviously, before we shoot anything. and then we -- yeah, then we sort of gently do it >> well, we were talking about it being intimidating when you took on the role how about when you heard that princess harry watches "the crown" when he confirmed that, were you just flipping out? >> i don't know who told me, i feel like -- was it on the colbert interview? >> yeah, the colbert interview he was like, i watch it and fact check it live. >> as do we all on google. yeah, i think it's probably good that i didn't know that for sure beforehand but i don't know if it would have really changed -- i think going into this, my intention was always to do this with as much truth as i could muster and as much of myself as i could put into it, but probably better to not know before. it would always be a little bit -- >> like, what does harry think >> yeah. >> tell me about -- you have such an interesting background, you were trained as a ballerina. you had ballerina dreams >> mm-hmm.

>> but then you got too tall >> well, yes, but also, i think the thing -- both of my parents are ex-dancers, if your parents have done it professional -- dance is brutal. you know, as an art form and you kind of know quite young if you're going to be able to make it or not and i sort of knew i wasn't. so then i did it for the joy, which is a funny thing to say about something that's so hard and painful. but it was just a part of my world. and that's -- i don't know, it's the family trade in way. you know >> yeah. well, you're in "guardians of the galaxy." i can't believe you pulled this off, in between shooting seasons five and six, total transformation you're a golden girl >> mm-hmm. >> what is it like to step into that skin? >> oh, there it is well, it's lengthy i will say the makeup artist on that job are the kindest people. the whole time they do it, they say, we're so sorry, we're so sorry. >> it must take hours? >> it does

it's a lot of paint. but the amazing thing about "guardians," i have never made a different marvel movie, but so much of what you're seeing on screen is not cgi. you know, it's like they really create the costumes and the makeup but i learned very quickly that you just -- it doesn't really matter what you've gone through in the morning just don't say anything. because there's always someone who's been there for at least three hours longer than you and so much prosthetics. >> yeah, well, elizabeth debicki, what a pleasure we await "guardians," we await season six of "the crown." thank you so much. if you want to see season five and catch up on everything, it's on netflix right now and time -- finlt season coming soon coming next, how would you like to step inside a game of "super mario"? well, now you can! well, now you can! gadi schrtz has the first lookwa dude, what're you doing? i'm protecting my car. that's too much work. weathertech is so much easier... laser-measured floorliners up here, seat protector and cargoliner back there... nice! out here, side window deflectors... and mud flaps...

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have been waiting for. >> can we do mr. roboto over there? >> back to the '80s. >> supernintendo world, folks, it opens its doors tomorrow at universal studios hollywood. a division of our parent company, nbc universal >> but this morning, we've got nintendo super fan, gadi schwartz out there with a special sneak peek buddy, we're so jealous. how's it look? >> reporter: yeah, i don't know about you, but i have spent many an hour going through little green tunnels like this, growing up, playing the video game to be here in real life and then to be here to do some of it with augmented reality, to boot, it is indescribable, but we're going to try super mario, the video games beloved by millions over four decades, now brought to life in vivid reality. when you guys came through the castle and you saw this, what'd you think? >> amazing >> amazing >> i think i'm really in the game ♪

>> reporter: this is super nintendo world at universal steroids hollywood, opening to the general public on friday, it immerses super mario fans in a real life mushroom kingdom and sweeps them into a 360-degree world with mario, luigi, and princess peach as they take on the evil bowser, complete with fellow players for victory >> who is is this for? >> it's really for everybody it's been really rewarding i've seen kids come out at 6 years old and come out and scream and i've seen 50-year-olds come out and scream >> reporter: here we are, the main event, mario carte, bowser's challenge, with tech so advanced, it has never been seen before at a u.s. theme park, until now! oh, my god, if 10-year-old gadi could see me right now inside of bowser's castle! let's go we got an exclusive peek of the mario ca with augmented reality goggles, beaming interactive characters from the

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♪ this land, a treat for super mario fans of all ages >> like, my mind is blown. i recognize a whole bunch of things >> reporter: it's almost like you've been here before, but you've never been here before? >> yes >> reporter: a magical player where players literally become part of the game >> bye-bye, mario, bye-bye, luigi! >> reporter: and super nintendo world opens up here tomorrow and universal studios hollywood. and we've got the super mario brothers movie, that's coming out in april best part about that game you just saw me play twice, it actually keeps score the first time i scored a 92 the second time, 122 so if you're heading here, that is the score to beat good luck, guys. >> gadi, you brought life to that you could have been in "blues clues. >> we've seen you do a ton of stories. i've never, ever seen you that -- >> the joy on his face

>> that was so good to see nintendo world, we shoot "the voice" right next to that on the lot at universal we've seen them build it we have never seen what's inside the technology and the rides >> you've got to beat gadi's 120. >> you've got to beat 120, exactly! >> if you're planning a spring break trip, why not? super nintendo world why don't you gotoday's adriann brock is her anyway, comingp next, guys, "s uho for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faster; more reliable; and more intelligent to keep you ready

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this morning on the third hour of "today," deep sea discovery. new haunting video of the "titanic" captured nearly 40 years ago. >> it was really literally entering a preserved museum and the deeper you got into the chip, the more preserved it was. >> why it's just now being released. and what researchers found inside the doomed ship. then, later, a "today's" checklist for men and women. how to take care of your hair and what to do if you're losing it. plus, an icon in the house. nba legend, kareem abdul-jabbar is here. how does he really feel about