the greatest impacts being on the roads. >> right now the roads are okay. good news, highway 24 recovered to speeds after the earlier crash near the caldecott tunnel. we're watching good monday morning to you. millions of americans on edge after two of the largest bank failures in u.s. history. >> a race against time to avoid an even larger financial disaster. it's march the 13th. this is "today." >> crisis mode. federal officials take emergency steps overnight to avert a run on the banks. nervous investors anxious to access their money. president biden addressing the nation this morning. >> i'm going to ask congress and the banking regulators to strengthen the rules of the banks to make it less likely

this kind of bank failure would happen again. >> we'll have everything you need to know. here it comes. millions along the east coast in the path of the snow, rain, and om a dangerous nor'easter. messy commutes, flooding, and power outages, all major concerns this morning. while out west, even more rain and snow takes aim at california. we've got your full forecast. the oscar goes to -- >> almost "everything" >> "everything everywhere all at once." >> a near sweep at the oscars for the sci-fi hit-winning best picture, director, and three of the top acting prizes. >> and ladies, don't let anybody tell you you are ever past your prime. >> mom, i just won an oscar! >> and my mother and my father were both nominated for oscars in different categories. i just won an oscar.

>> just ahead, the touching speeches, the biggest moments, and the fashions that have people talking. building the case. an inside look at newly unsealed warrants in the idaho college murders. why investigators are turning to major companies like apple and amazon in the search for a motive and what we're learning from new documents. all that plus march madness. >> the 15th seed -- [ cheering ] >> the 68 team fields for both the men's and women's ncaa tournaments are out. so which schools are ready to play the role of cinderella? everything you need to know as you fill out your brackets, today, monday, march 13, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, good to see

you. welcome to "today." it's a busy morning. savannah is off. 7:00 in the west coast. that's where a lot of things are playing. wasn't it a great night? >> a fantastic evening. such a contrast to what we saw last night, "everything everywhere all at once" had the biggest of nights. we'll have much more on the oscars and all that in just a moment, but let's start with all eyes firmly on wall street. lots of green on the screen. >> paving the way for panic. silicon valley bank depositors may have all access to their money this morning. >> stunning the overseas markets and bolster the future as well as we look at the live new york stock exchange after the morning's opening bell and now investors are focusing on and reacting to what president biden

had to say during some morning remarks in the white house and maintaining a resilient banking system. >> we'll break everything you need to know down, and we'll begin right here with stephanie gosk. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. the federal plan will also support depositors at new york-based signature bank, which the government says has also been closed. president biden addressed the nation this morning to assure us that the banking system is safe. this morning, the federal government taking extraordinary new steps to avert a major banking crisis, following the collapse of silicon valley bank. president biden speaking out from the white house. >> the banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. >> reporter: the government will ensure all of the california bank's customers will have full access to their deposits today.

that includes 87% of deposits that are uninsured because they are above $250,000. the federal insurance limit. the government is also shoring up a second institution. new york-based signature bank, which has been closed, guaranteeing its customers will have access to their money. signature is one of the leading banks for cryptocurrency companies. in a joint statement, the head of the treasury department, federal reserve, and fdic said the move is designed to protect the u.s. economy by strengthening public confidence in our banking system. >> we want to make sure that the troubles that exist at one bank don't create contagion to others. >> reporter: unlike 2008 when government bailed out big banks to curb a meltdown, janet yellen is ruling out a bailout of svb. why did this happen? as a startup to airbnb and

pinterest, it invested in tech stocks, causing them to lose value. as some clients began to withdraw, they needed to raise $2 billion to shore up its balance sheet. that triggered a run on the bank with customers snagging just $42 billion in just 48 hours as regulators took control friday. among the bank customers, small business owner amanda babcock who says her lively hood is at stake. >> this is everything we have saved. >> reporter: president biden also vowing to hold those in charge responsible. >> the management of these banks will be fired. we must get the full accounting of what happened and no one is above the law. >> reporter: president biden also said he plans to ask congress to strengthen the rules for bank to make it less likely this kind of bank failure would happen again. he did not specify what it would look like, but it would be to be

bipartisan. >> stephanie, thank you. let's get more perspective on all of this from cnbc's andrew rossork. good morning to with you. let's start with where you are quite literally at the nasdaq. how are markets responding so far this morning? >> so far, they're actually holding up quite well. a number of banks still under pressure this morning in terms of their stock price, but the goal, of course, of what president biden just said trying to keep customers' deposits in banks across the country no matter how big or small those banks are, and effectively trying to avoid another run on the bank, and at least at the moment, it seems like it is holding people in place. the bigger question is what it's going to mean to the economy overall, and whether some of these smaller banks will be able to make loans at the kind of prices they used to. it's very likely this will start to cost businesses and customers more.

>> andrew, is there -- to use the word that secretary yellen used, contagion, is there concern, real concern this is the kind of contagion that might spread to larger banks as well? >> there's no question that was the concern over the weekend. less about the bigger banks, but in truth it was about all of the small and regional banks across the country and whether people were going to look at this silicon valley bank situation where you had a number of venture capitalists effectively scream fire in a crowded theater. everybody left in droves from that bank, and whether in an age of social media and how quickly you can use your banking apps, peel would just start taking money from small banks and moving them to jpmorgan, bank bank of america, and the bigger banks. the objective is to tell the american public, your deposits no matter what the size are now effectively guaranteed and completely safe. >> about an hour ago we heard president biden talk about the need to strengthen the rules to make sure something like this

doesn't happen again. perhaps dodd-frank 2.0, and what can be done to make sure something like this doesn't happen again? >> for the last 15 years since the financial crisis in 2008, all of the focus was actually on stabilizing and strengthening the big banks. nobody really focused on the smaller banks, and so the amount of risk that some of these smaller banks were allowed to take, and actually the size with which they grew went unnoticed, i hate to say and that left folks exposed in ways that i don't think people appreciated up until now. >> all right. andrew, from nasdaq helping us to understand what's happening. andrew, thank you. we turn now to even more severe weather across the west. an atmospheric river to slam into the region tonight. of course, parts of the golden state still recovering from last week's flooding that displaced hundreds of people and left thousands without power there.

so what can we expect? >> we had a major system move through. this time we'll call it moderate because it is going to be very intense with the flood watches already posted. the ground is totally saturated we're seeing light rain at this time, but that atmospheric river, that push of moisture off the pacific ocean is on the pacific right now, and we're going to see the rainfall intensify, especially across northern california today, and then as we go into overnight and tuesday, we're looking for more heavy rain across the bay area, and then eventually it makes its way into southern california as we go into tuesday night. so this is going to hit the whole state of california. now as far as rainfall totals are concerned, it doesn't look like we're going to see the 12 inches of rain we saw in the foothills of the sierra nevada mountain range last week, but when you get 3 to 7 inches of rain on top of a recent foot of rain, that is going to lead to that flooding potential. also, the possibility of more avalanches and mudslides. a lot of that rain still falling

on some of that very deep snow pack. we're looking at those totals through san francisco, and you go down through the foothills of l.a., and that's where we could end up with 3 to 6 inches of rain with some areas picking up closer to about 8 inches of rain. flooding is also going to be a concern for that part of california too. you go up into the mountains, and most of our snowfall, above 7,000 feet where we could get 9,000 in the highest mountains. we could see about 8 feet of snow, but flooding rain is going to be the biggest concern. back to you guys. all right. thank you so much. let us turn now to the 95th academy awards. of course, it was dded night and as we said the evening was historic for "everything everywhere all at once." it took home seven awards. kaylee hartung joins us now with the highlights girl, i know you had a late night. you look good this morning >> reporter: sleep is overrated,

good morning to you all. the 95th academy awards had it all. fame, fashion, and yes, those up all night parties. there were also some firsts. i bet even jamie lee curtis stayed up past her bedtime as the biggest winner of the night was unquestionably the fil "everything everywhere all at once" that won best picture but swept most of the major acting categories, too. hollywood's biggest night did not disappoint from the fashion to the musical performances. ♪ eject, eject, eject. >> reporter: to host jimmy kimmel crash landing onto the stage. the biggest winner of the night, the sci-fi film "everything everywhere all at once" which took home seven oscars, including best picture, and best director the inspirational michelle yeoh becoming the first asian to win best actress in a leading role >> for all of the little boys

and girls who look like me watching tonight, this is a beacon of hope and possibilities. >> for co-stars ke huy quan, and jamie lee curtis, sweeping the best supporting actor category >> i spent a year in a refugee camp, and somehow, i ended up here, on hollywood's biggest stage. this is the american dream >> i know it looks like i'm standing up here by myself, but i am not, i am hundreds of people. >> we just won an oscar together >> my mother and my father were both nominated for oscars in different categories i just won an oscar. >> who would want me to be a part of their life >> an emotional brendan fraser hooking the best actor oscar for his role in "the whale." >> i started in this business 30 years ago, and it didn't come easily to me i just want to say thank you for

this acknowledgment. ♪ >> also making history, the song "naatu naatu" from the movie "rrr" which became the first indian film song to win an oscar. ♪ lift me up ♪ >> reporter: it beat out super bowl halftime rihanna who was nominated for her first oscar for the hit "lift me up" fro "the black panther: wakanda forever" sound track. john travolta gettin emotional offering a tribute to his co-star olivia newton-john while honoring those who died in the past year. >> they touched our hearts, they made us smile and they became dear friends, who we will always remain hopelessly devoted to. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: as for last year's shocking oscar slap involving will smith and chris rock, oscar host jimmy kimmel made sure to put out a fair warning >> we have strict policies in place. if anyone in this theater commits an act of violence at

any point in the show, you will be awarded the oscar for best actor and permitted to give a 19-minute-long speech. >> oh, jimmy kimmel. and guys, another beautifully emotional moment it came at the very end of this show as harrison ford presented the best picture award, reuniting on stage with his "indiana jones" co-star ke huy quan. he played short round in "temple of doom" his very first movie role, so this was a cool full circle moment for him. and that interaction pointed the main message of the night, it is the power of the comeback story. all four winners in the acting categories have said at some point, they thought they were at the ends of their careers. only to come out of last night with the biggest award in hollywood. so clearly, they are just getting started. and who doesn't love a comeback story. >> kaylee, amen, that is awesome. you're rooting for ke huy quan,

no matter what. rooting for jamie lee. all of them, it was brilliant. brendan fraser. >> it was, and to the point though, just the vibe in the room last night. >> and it felt like humility, all of the great things, by the way, we will have a lot more on everything, the fashion and the rest coming up throughout the morning. we will turn to politics for a moment and shift gears and talk about the 2024 presidential race the battle for the republican nomination heating up with donald trump holding a rally in davenport, iowa today, the same city just visited by his likely top rival, florida governor ron desantis nbc's senior washington correspondent hallie jackson joins us now hallie, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, craig. good morning to you. listen this is an interesting moment for the former president the first time we're going to see him in iowa since he announced his run for the white house late last year mr. trump is there officially to talk education policy, but it wouldn't be surprising if he leaned into some of those so-called culture war issues, he's also been on the attack against somebody you just mentioned, ron desantis, who was

just in iowa himself, and a couple of cities there a few days ago, for his part the florida governor did not go after donald trump by name, but he did get in what sounded like a dig against the palace intrigue, the drama inside the trump administration so this is a real split screen moment for folks who traditionally get to see all of the republican candidates since they're so early in the 2024 calendar, craig. >> the hawkeye state quite popular with politicians this visit though, this trump visit, it is coming on the heels of some pretty interesting if not heated comments from mike pence, not holding back about his former boss over the weekend. what did he say? >> reporter: no, not holding back at all, craig in fact, it is probably the sharpest we've seen mike pence against donald trump yet on the topic of january 6th and this condemnation is not coming in front of cameras or a public audience, but at a private dinner here in washington he said, and i'm quoting here, mr. trump's reckless words endangered my family and everyone at the capitol that

day. he said i know history will hold donald trump accountable he also said, about those on the right downplaying the attack, make no mistake about it, what happened that day was a disgrace, and it mocked decency to portray it in any other way pence of course is widely expected to announce his own presidential run sometime in the next few month, craig. >> senior washington correspondent hallie jackson, thank you. to an nbc news exclusive now, lester holt sitting down with british prime minister rishi sunak, his first u.s. interview since taking office, and he voiced several concerns about the world's growing showdown with both russia and china. >> prime minister, the u.s. is concerned that china may provide weapons to russia with regard to the ukraine war. if that were to happen, what should the response be >> that would be a very worrying and dangerous development. and i think the strong message that the u.k. and the u.s. and all countries have said to china, but to any country, is not to support russia in this

conflict they are clearly an aggressor. they have broken the law what they're doing is appalling. and no other country should be trying to support them >> would you support sanctions against china? >> with sanctions, it is always something that is best done coordinated with allies, because for sanctions to be effective, we have to do them together. the strong message i would say to the international community is, and continue to isolate russia because what they're doing is illegal, it's wrong, and provide support to ukraine quickly, because with that, they can really make a breakthrough in this war, and bring this conflict to an end >> you can see the exclusive conversation with the british prime minister coming up tonight on "nbc nightly news." 19 after the hour. let's head over to dylan and get a check of the weather hey, dylan. >> good morning again, guys. we're waiting for the next western storm to make its way in through tonight. chilly through the middle of the country. we've got a little light snow through new york and back through the great lakes. it will turn into a bigger coastal storm as we go through the day.

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good morning. i'm marcus washington. here is today's top stories, including breaking news on the crisis that's taken down silicon valley bank and relief for nervous customers. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez in menlo park where we know investors will be able to take their money out of the failed silicon valley bank. the president spoke this morning about the importance of that, saying that businesses need to be able to make payroll and that people need to have confidence in the banking system. he also assured taxpayers that taxpayers would not bear the brunt of this crisis. >> reporter: i'm bob redell in

fremont. you can see the on ramp from stevenson boulevard to route 880 is still shut down. you might recall yesterday all of 880 was shut down because of a slide-out that sent mud and debris onto the road. the on ramps are shut down, but all directions of 880 reopened in time for this morning's commute. >> time to get a look at the forecast. >> right now it's okay. we've got a peaceful start. we do have clouds, though, stormy clouds. we'll get peeks of sunshine, but what's next is flood watches, wind warnings, all of that ramps up tonight overnight. so your time to prepare for the possibility of power impacts, make sure your vehicles are safe, the morning commute will be a rough one. heavy downpours at times, especially starting in the north bay, becoming widespread by tuesday morning.

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the first-time nominee for best supporting actress, jamie lee curtis [ cheering ] >> seriously, how great is this? >> i sold yogurt that made you poop, and now i'm nominated! >> now, you have been refreshingly down-to-earth this whole award season who are you wearing tonight? >> kirkland by costco. >> good luck and have fun tonight. >> oh, no, i'm on my way home,

it's way past my bedtime >> love her, love her. >> 7:30, "snl's" spin on the traditional oscars red carpet, and the buildup to the award show from future winner, i love saying it, jamie lee curtis. sheinelle joins us good morning. >> good morning. >> we've been loving jamie lee, guess what >> what? >> guess what? >> what? >> she's going to be with us live we adore her and what a moment it was for her and the rest of her cast. we're going to begin this half hour with new attention on a case we've been following very closely. >> new search warrants in the murders of those four university of idaho students, are revealing digital evidence that investigators are looking for as they build their case against the suspect. nbc's gadi schwartz has been following this case very closely and joins us now gadi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these new court documents obtained by nbc news shows warrants were served to dozens of companies in connection to the idaho murder case, including

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kohberger starved their house hours before and went back to the crime scene hours after the murder it may help investigators piece together an even stronger digital footprint. >> they are going all in if you will, gathering every conceivable piece of evidence so if any doubt is raised, they will be ready. >> reporter: meanwhile, we're also learning new details about what officials say kohberger was doing the moment he was arrested at his parents' house across the country in pennsylvania. the 28-year-old wearing gloves while separating his trash >> mr. kohberger was found in the kitchen area, dressed in shorts and a shirt, and wearing latex medical-type gloves, and apparently was taking his personal trash and putting it into a separate ziploc baggy >> the monroe county district attorney calling that behavior significant for the investigation. >> to me, that is incredibly damning. it shows a consciousness of

guilt, that he was making sure that his dna did not end up in the trash. >> reporter: other newly-unsealed search warrants show what police did seize in pennsylvania including a gun and knife, black face masks, and gloves, cell phone, multiple laptops, and a book with underlying on page 118. investigators also say they found a shovel in kohberger's hyundai elantra and seized parts of the car itself, from the headrests to the seatbelt, to brake and gas pedals >> sure does seem like they have an awful lot of evidence kohberger's preliminary hearing set for june, how do we know what these new search warrants could mean for that hearing? >> reporter: well, at this point, the judge ordered them to stay sealed and redacted, saying that they contained highly intimate facts or statements or information that might threaten the safety or endanger the life or safety of individuals now, experts say that is likely to protect the prosecution's case, possibly prevent tainting of potential jury pool, given the national attention that this whole ordeal has received. meanwhile bryan kohberger's preliminary hearing, that is set

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demand but especially in mexico where the night life in the cities that draw spring break travelers for decades, but now with a new warning from u.s. officials citing risin crime and kidnapping, many travelers are being forced to reconsider their fun in the sun entirely spring break heats up and crowds start to head out to the idyllic beach getaway, texas officials are urging an urgent warning against travel to mexico. >> right now it is too dangerous. >> reporter: the latest state department advisory also covering much of the country officials urging americans t exercise increased caution in hot spots like cancun and cabo and reconsider travel in popular cities like puerto vallarta. a strict do not travel alert posted to six additional mexican states all due to an increased risk of crime and kidnapping including a high level of drug cartel violence. >> mexico, here we come. >> reporter: the warning comes

after a deadly incident earlier this month when authorities say four americans driving from south carolina into northeast mexico were mistakenly targeted and taken by cartel gunmen video showing their violent abduction, after authorities say the cartel members opened fire two of the four long-time friends were killed. the remaining two survivors returning home just last week. currently, more than 550 americans are reported missing in mexico. authorities say two sisters and their friend are still nowhere to be found after they crossed the border more than two weeks ago, from the small city of pinetas, texas, into northeast mexico police say the three women were last heading to a flea market in a green pick-up truck. their family now suspects they were kidnapped >> this is basically the first time i've heard of regular citizens going missing we've never had this issue before that i can remember >> reporter: with so many increased safety risks in the area, authorities say it's important to be prepared and remain vigilant. if you have plans to visit mexico this spring break,

experts suggest staying at a resort for added security, share your mobile phone location with somebody at home, and consider getting travel insurance, in case of an emergency plus, make sure to sign up for the state department smart traveler enrollment program, which will keep you connected with the local embassy and up to date with the latest advisories. >> morgan, with all of these new travel alerts from mexico, is there anything you can do if you want to re-book your trip? >> reporter: great question. important to note that most airlines will not allow to you re-book, simply because of this change in travel advisories. but a lot of major u.s. carriers have recently banded together to do away with change fees for all tickets except those most basic economy options. so you still have a chance to maybe change your flight or get trip credit if you cancel right now. in the meantime, experts say if you are looking for a domestic alternative to mexico, the beaches here in florida and all along the gulf coast are most definitely open for business sheinelle? >> morgan, thank you.

>> i love how morgan turned that into a chamber of commerce video for miami. >> for miami, right. >> right on point. >> well done there. dylan, how about a check of the weather. >> the beaches in california will be wet again, we have another big storm system making its way onshore and this is going to once again impact the western part of the state and into the foothills of the sierra nevada mountain range. flood watches are in effect across california and into nevada, too. so far we're seeing lighter rain but that next atmospheric river of moisture, the big push of moisture off the pacific will move in later on today into tonight across northwestern california, and then spread into san francisco and the bay area, and then los angeles as we go into tuesday night, that's where we will see heavy rain now, last storm system last week, we ended up with about a foot of rain 12 inches of rain in some areas in the foothills this time around, we're looking at about 3-7 inches of rain. remember though, this is falling on already saturated ground. so that's why flooding is certainly a concern.

down through los angeles, we could end up with about 3 to 6 inches especially in the mountains and foothills. some areas could pick up closer to eight inches. in the mountains, we could see about four feet of snow but that is mostly above 7,000 feet rain and flooding the major concern with the next storm system that's a look at the weather across your country. now here is a peek -- what do i and you heard dylan there talking about this atmospheric river, already you can see it on satellite radar. this is going to bring big impacts, in addition to rainfall. we're talking about gusty winds. for the most part today we'll see scattered showers, even a little sunshine. by tonight, things will change. flood watches will go into effect starting at 10:00 p.m., along with high wind warnings. flooding will be >> a peek out your window. that's it. i got it now. >> a peek out your window. >> dylan, you're flawless.

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dominate the sports world. if it is the second week of march. >> welcome to the ncaa men's basketball selection championship show. >> it must be time for college basketball madness on the men's side, alabama is the number one overall team with houston, kansas, and purdue earning the other top seeds. the jayhawks are defending their national title while head coach big sell was discharged from a hospital sunday and ready to rejoin his team. if you're searching for this year's possible cinderella squad, how about letting the faa owls burrow deep into your bracket. they received their first tournament bid in more than 20 years. an epic 20-game win streak with the coach dusty may. >> how you would characterize this squad what defines them? >> a true team these guys really, really care, support each other, 100% selflessness. >> may's first recruit, guard michael forest, the only senior

on the team. >> just for us to be here now, it is such a dream come true. >> forest from nearby lauderhill where he says many of his friends supported family members instead of attending college and the mechanical engineer major getting his shot on the sport's biggest stage. >> you are looking around and saying dang, i'm really here but now we got to handle business. >> the feelings ramped up around baldwin arena. >> every time i have gone to these games, they have been the best games i've ever been to in my life. >> on the women's side >> the number one overall seed. >> the south carolina gamecocks looking to repeat as champions, indiana, virginia tech and stanford captured the other top seeds. now it is almost time for tip-off and that means it is still anyone's game. [ cheering ] >> so let the madness begin. i got to mention, you know, there were a lot of teams, a ton

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>> rain is a concern out west, but this snowstorm that's going to hit the northeast is going to be something we haven't seen much of this season. winter storm warnings in effect all across new england now the storm system that's moving through currently, that's just producing some light snow through new york, pennsylvania, through parts of michigan and ohio we also have some rain down through new jersey, long island, stretching down into delaware and to eastern virginia, but the storm system is really going to ramp up when this area of low pressure develops off the coast. later on tonight, that's when the intensity of the rain and snow picks up. we're also going to see wind gusts get very strong as well, especially across long island into southeastern massachusetts, cape cod, martha's vineyard, nantucket too, and then we'll see most of our snowfall across new york into states like connecticut and massachusetts too, and then the storm system pulls away as we go into wednesday evening. most of our higher snowfall totals will be through upstate new york you can see about 12 to 18 inches in the higher elevations new york city is right on the line

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they hit it out of the park. from the colors and cuts to the shimmer and jewels, this year's looks were fierce, fresh and absolutely fabulous. on oscar's fashion walk of fame, the champagne carpet was on fire with red hot looks stars taking risks, while still bringing that classic glitz, and glamor >> show business has always been a beacon of hope and a beacon of possibility. >> this year vivid rich colors took center stage. nominee angela bassett glowing in royal purple. >> i'm very excited. the anticipation, the enthusiasm that's in the air. >> other stars popping in pretty pastels. and rocking ruffles. one of biggest trends, glitter, geometric gowns in silver and gold nicole kidman and halle berry dazzling in rosette appliques. revealing lots of leg. rihanna, showing off her baby bump in a chic black leather

distress with shear panels as always, many stars accessorizing with bright jewels, with serpentine necklaces and others infusing their fashion with political statements wearing a gown emblazoned with the names of three iranian women killed fighting for freedom and cate blanchett supporting blue ribbons in support of ukraine and other refugees. >> 120 million people being displaced and children in terrible distress, i don't think that is politics and that's what this commemorates. >> reporter: this year, the men's fashion was as bright and diverse as the women's from tailored tuxes in classic blank to custom looks in silver, white and red, and the rock showing the softer side with blush. from head to toe, stars capturing the romance, fantasy, and celebration of hollywood's biggest night. >> i feel like this whole thing is a dream come true >> the rock looked so good,ly to draw some inspiration from him this morning

now, you guys know oscars night from the a-listers, it is not a one look kind of night, costume changes are the norm in hollywood, so circle back with us a little later in the show. and jacob soboroff and i will take you with us to check out the best after parties for twice the fashion, and twice the fun >> so did he get, did the rock get his inspiration from you, kaylee, or did you get his from yours? >> that is a fair question >> who knows you look good, too let's bring in style host zanna roberts rassi on that champagne carpet, fresh off the red eye, you made, it as you do >> i'll take it. >> give me the grade if you were grading this year's oscars, how you would grade the fashion? >> i'm going to give it an 8 because i think these looks were timeless, elegant and they're going to stand the test of time. >> speaking of elegant, michelle yeoh, drop dead gorgeous tell us. >> this is literally heavenly. she wore dior couture. it was draped in silk organza,

not real feathers. beautiful, right and obviously wearing this incredible head that became one with the look, an amazing head piece. >> jamie lee curtis, so many pictures and videos of her obviously, since she did so well. >> your girl. >> yes tell us about her look champagne. >> champagne she wore dolce & gabbana this is a couture dress. thousands and thousands of swarovski sequins all beaded on to, this and dolce had a pop-up team, they fly the whole team from milan and in a hotel room, and lots of seamstresses there and they just sew it and hand bead over single detail. >> all for last night. >> all for last night. >> angela bassett popped off the carpet she was fantastic. >> rege until this incredible purple this is by jeremy scott moscino, they said it was a strapless dress but they wanted to

oversize with a jumbo bow, she looks like a gift, an amazing necklace, and jennifer austin said they didn't want to repeat the color or the silhouette so if you look, she's never done the same thing twice. >> she looks gorgeous, every look let's get to michelle williams. >> i'm jealous i mean this is just a fairy princess this is a chanel couture dress many layers to it, it is almost like a veil. and then i love the way she has the necklace. >> simple. no earrings. don't need it. everything is perfect. >> all right, cate blanchett. >> now, she has won to make a statement on the carpet other than fashion so she is making a sustainability statement all season this is louis vuitton. from the archives. a piece never worn and redraped it it looks so elegant. everything about her. >> gorgeous.

gorgeous rihanna. she made a statement as usual. she looks beautiful. >> so rihanna came in this brown alaia look maybe not your normal maternity wear but she is re-writing the rules, disrupts everything, and absolutely this is alaia leather, cut out, shear, with one of three looks she wore last night. >> sang so beautifully, too at the oscars someone else who sank beautifully and looked gorgeous was lady gaga, she was totally, stripped down for the song but this was the red carpet. >> this was the red carpet this look i saw three days ago, walked by me on the runway at ver versace, and she texted and said she wanted to wear this dress, and took it straight off the runway >> straight off the runway to lady gaga? >> yes >> and it fit perfectly. >> off the rack, basically >> that is stunning. jessica chastain.

>> head to toe, a beautiful dress, and i love the neckline on this. she looks like jessica rabbit. >> can we talk about mindy kaling, i haven't seen her since she was here in the studio, hello. >> it was made in black and white. she chose to do the white for the carpet and the black when she presented on stage. >> she switched. i didn't see that part. >> she was really involved in it, and it was originally nude and she said no, i need it white. and she did. >> we will wrap up with our friend nicole kidman who looked stunning >> stunning in armani prive. a little more risque black patterned sequins head to toe, by the way. >> what did you wear by the way? >> i wore -- >> thanks for flying back on the red eye for us. >> we will chat more in the

fourth hour. thank you. >> you can catch a full recap of the oscars and the fashion highlights tonight on e news at 11:00 eastern. dylan, over to you. >> thanks, hoda. we are going to see a good amount of rain, begin to make its way onshore in california and the snowstorm in the northeast. that is going to continue to turn into a pretty big storm system for the northeast, with perhaps up to 18 to 24 inches of snow in the highest elevation, otherwise, it is cold through the middle of the country. teens and 20s for hi we are anticipating a stormy night ahead. right now we are a microclimate weather alert. this is your time to prepare. a live look in san jose. expect to see on-and-off showers. that rain will increase with the wind gusts. daytime highs will be in the 50s, maxing out

>> and that's your latest forecast all right, good job. >> come on. >> this is it. >> best time of the morning. >> let's do it. >> thank you. >> appreciate that "the little mermaid" is up next. halle berry and melissa mccarthy, ariel and ursula took the stage to debut a trailer for the new live action remake, and a reveal of the mermaid's sea-side besties and the tentacle-clad villain. here is a sneak peek. >> oh, child. i can help you you can't live in that world unless you become a human yourself >> is that even possible >> it's what i live for. ♪ watch and you'll see someday i'll be ♪

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>> that's a great show. >> a great show, right. next up, stevie nicks and billy joel, over the weekend, the two musical legends kicked off their tour in l.a. and each artist takes the stage for their own sets they couldn't help but get together for a couple of killer duets for the crowd stevie and tom petty's classic "stop dragging my heart around," this video making the rounds on social media, it was taken by a lucky concert-goer ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ stop dragging my, stop dragging my ♪ ♪ stop dragging my heart around ♪ >> that's good stevie says stop and billy stops. so good.

making their way around the country. shows selected to be going through november look for that in a town near you. and finally lady gaga, made a surprise appearance at the oscars with the emotional "top gun maverick" performance announced hours before the award show started lady gaga getting applause for lending a hand on the champagne carpet and a photographer who appears to have taken a fall a few feet away and the man passes lady gaga and trips out of frame and a quick recovery, back on his feet, and fans blowing up the comment section of this video, praised gaga for her quick moves to help out, wearing that black versace ball gown may not have taken home a little oscar statuette but gaga walked away with good karma last night. >> absolutely. in that ball gown dress too. >> you can tell everything about a person in that moment. that b

>> you can tell everything about a person in >> some people yes. still ahead, launching our sleep better "today" series and perfect timing on the first monday after the time change, expert tips on how to improve the quality of your sleep. that and more, coming up after 8:26 on this monday morning. evacuees south of the bay area in the town on pajaro have to worry about the next storm where entire neighborhoods are underwater after the levee broke over the weekend. highway 1 closed due to that same levee breach. evacuation orders remain in effect. there are concerns about the salinas river.

>> this atmospheric river is on tap to bring additional rainfall, about 4 inches to some of the north bay mountain over the next 24 hours. today it will be rainy at times with speaks of sunshine. today is your day to prepare. we're going to see the atmospheric river ramp up tonight bringing gusty winds of 50-plus miles per hour. the biggest impacts will be tonight into early tuesday morning during that morning commute.

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last week jimmy had a super mario time >> this is kenan thompson and kel mitchell new "tonight show. ♪ we are back. it is 8:30 as we are greeting a happy monday morning crowd, rockefeller plaza. neither rain, nor sleet nor anything is going to keep these folks.

wonderful. thank you, guys. thanks for coming out. what a wonderful monday crowd. >> there are so many birthdays and anniversaries. hi, my darling how are you? come here. come here. come here. hi >> dylan is here and she can stop the rain. >> we love you, dylan, stop the rain, babe >> gotcha. >> all right well, we got a lot coming up in this half hour by the way, including our series for sleep awareness week, in case you didn't know it, it's happening this week and we will kick things off by clearing up some common sleep myths with help from an expert alcohol, bringing our phones to bed and much more. >> your sleep is not the only thing we want to improve we've also got some award-winning household products that will make spring cleaning a breeze so we're going to let you know what the right products you

should have around your house, and also save you some money. >> all right, sounds good. plus we talked about the oscar winners. we covered the fashion coming up, we will break down probably one of the more fun part was evening that's all of the after-parties out there. billy and jacob managed to score invites to two of the biggest parties post-oscars. we're going to get the inside look at all of that excitement coming up. >> and more on the third hour as well plus new details on the looming netflix password crackdown tell truth and other streaming services could follow suit. >> and guys shall the great bob odenkirk will be here tomorrow live on "today" to tell us about the series "straight man." ms. dylan dreyer, with a check of the weather. >> kudos to carson >> chivalry. >> very sweet. >> your mamas raised you right. >> any time. >> appreciate that. follow me around all over. let's take a look at what is going on across the countr where we do have that nor'easter moving across the northeast. inland areas and the higher elevations, that's where we're

going to see a lot of the accumulating snow. winds along the coast. a lot of heavy rain, too as we get to the middle of the week, the winds stick around through new england, and warmer temperatures move into the south, and look at, that 70s, popping up, even some 80s down through florida, and more rain though out in california, flooding rain, likely, and that will be the next storm system that moves through the upper midwest, more snow by the end of the week, storms down along the gulf coast a we are dealing with that atmospheric river, especially heading into tonight and tomorrow. let's take a look at what you can expect for today. we're going to see rain at times. this is your time to prepare. by tonight, gusty winds 50-plus will go into effect. the worst of the rain is expected late tonight into early tuesday morning with that morning commute expected to see flooding along with forecast

>> we got a beautiful crowd. but you guys know who was first in line at 4:30 this morning in the rain this one right here. what's your name? >> callen. >> today is your - >> 13th birthday. >> and you're a who dat. >> who dat. >> thanks for standing in line. coming up next, we have called in an expert to bust some of the most common myths about bedtime. it's part of our mission to help you sleep better today but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> well done, sir. >> well done, sir. well done. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673

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>> an appropriate song back at 8:36 with the sleep better today series, we're kicking off sleep awareness week, and while there are a lot of facts out there about getting a good night sleep, there is a lot of fiction as well here to sort fact from fiction

is dr. rebecca robbins, harvard medical school, brigham and women's hospital dr. robbins, good morning to you. thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> daylight saving time. two little children. i'm a little sleepy myself this morning. >> as they always do. >> what about the first idea that if you sleep an extra hour on sunday, that's going to help your body readjust is that a fact or fiction? >> this is our first myth, because just sleeping in for an hour, first of all, not many of us are able to do that, because we have young kids but if you were age to get that one extra hour by sleeping, in you might feel a little bit groggy because our sleep is covered in part by our internal biological clock, our circadian rhythm, and that system doesn't change on a dime, so that one hour makes a big difference we have some data to show that this week, there's more, what's called cyber, where people show up at the office at work and underperforming and searching

the web and doing things other than work, so a lot of us are struggling two tips for all of the viewers out there if that is you, number one, get outside, even on a great day like today, natural sunlight is one of the best ways to help us get energy and power through the day. and make any sleep loss up with naps >> naps. i'm a firm believer. let's talk about myth number two here and i've read this before that that if you turn down the brightness on that cell phone that you probably keep on your night stand, or maybe your ipad, if you turn the brightness down on that, that's helpful. is that true >> our screens are emitting blue light and that has a strong kind of cue to our internal rhythm that we're trying to become awake exactly when we're trying to power down close to bedtime if you move the brightness down, it is lowering the amount of blue light and look into night shift mode and sleep mode, depending what type of phone you have, if you have to be on your because that will avoid the blue and make the colors warmer, like reds and yellows, and better yet, maybe opt for something a

little more relaxing. >> i've been known to occasionally have a glass of bourbon before bed maybe a glass of wine at dinner sometimes with my wife what is that doing for my sleep? >> one glass, one dose, maybe not too much of a problem but much more than that, alcohol will put to you sleep, it is a sedative but unfortunately it will ruin the quality of your sleep, it causes you to wake up multiple times and suppress some of the most important stages of sleep. >> what about this idea if that, if you fall asleep fast, that means that you're a good sleeper, is that a myth? >> this is another one it actually takes a well-rested person about 15 or 20 minutes to fall asleep, so falling asleep is really part of the process. you want to set yourself up for success, doing relaxing things before bedtime, all of that good stuff, to increase your chances of falling asleep quickly. >> all right, and then we've got some news to announce because you've actually put together, as i understand it, a seven-day sleep challenge, a sleep journal.

what is this sleep journal that you speak of >> it is a lot of fun and exciting, a lot of people are using sleep tracking and the good news, the old school pencil and paperwork really well and we put this journal together for journals and be mindful about the times you fall asleep and how long it takes to fall asleep and you what did over the course of the day, so you can consider yourself a little mini experiment, and maybe try to make small changes to your sleep, and notice how you feel in the daytime, and how you feel after waking up. >> and so for seven days, folks jot this information down, and it is going to help them get a better night sleep. >> that's the idea just by being more aware of your sleep, or if you draw more attention to it and hopefully also take a look on the website we've put together, behavioral challenges, one for each day this week to work on. >> all right, by the way, folks, if you look on your screen right now at the bottom. there is a qr code, take out the phone, scan that qr code to learn more you can sign up for our "start today" newsletter sleep

challenge by doing that or do it the old-fashioned way and go to our website today.com. and we will have more sleep advice coming up in our third hour and tomorrow, we'll continue sleep awareness week by tackling some hacks that are wildly popular on social media right now, and experts can actually tell us if those hacks work. hoda >> craig, thank you. coming up next, how about some help with your spring cleaning from our friends at better homes and gardens, award-winning products that will get the job done better than ever hit it can we do it all right. but first, this is "today" on

this morning on "today," "today home", the clean house awards. it's that time of the year again. spring cleaning is in the air. the editors at better homes and gardens have put in the work, they've tried out all of the newest cleaning products so you don't have to.

home editor, amy is here to walk us through a few of the winners. amy, good morning. we love you that do all of this. i feel like you guys are the gold standard. sow looked at a bunch of products and decides which one. >> we tested them in our own homes. we tested more than 100 products we were looking for things that are efficient and effective and affordable and eco friendly. >> let's start with the dishes what do you like as the best dish cleaner? >> here are the cascade new pods and here is the deal, you don't have to rinse and waste a lot of water, you can scrape and put the pan in the dishwasher, even if it is this gross, and then, oh, my goodness, it comes out that beautifully clean >> isn't that funny? you think you have to scrape and clean it all the way, but -- >> you kind of waist a lot of water. cascade does a money back guarantee. you don't like it, they'll give your money back. >> this is interesting when i saw a bar of soap to clean tissues, i thought, what are you talking about? but -- >> it cuts down on plastic and does a really awesome job with the dishes.

>> how does it work? >> you'll put some water on a stiffly bristled wrbrush. >> it works well >>s the the equivalent of three bottles of detergent. >> eco-friendly. what did you find as the best surface cleaner? >> we love this method cutting down on plastic. >> what is this? >> this is the method all-purpose cleaner. these little refills and you put this guy into this really nice aluminum. >> right. >> this is a spray bottle and then you add water. >> that's it >> you swirl it around and mix it and put the lid back on and spray and you've got a really great cleaner that also, you know, you're not generating a lot of plastic with this. >> i like this paper towels i know a lot of people, we go through a ton of them, but there's a more efficient way to do that.

>> scotch bright has a new cloth. these babies are compostable, and every cloth gets, like, ten times its weight in liquid it does a really good job of cleaning up. >> wow >> and one of these cloths does as much cleaning as 20 rolls of paper towels. >> can you rinse that and reuse? >> you absolutely can. >> this guy right here. >> good old wipes. so handy and convenient. this time they're made with plant-based fibers they will biodegrade you don't have to worry about creatiing sewer problems. >> this is the best way to clean your bathroom. >> you cannot spill this take this bottle and you'll screw on this, and the cleaner just drops right into the bottle. >> itself. >> when this empty, you'll take it off and recycle this baby >> put that in >> less plastic is the theme

here. >> it's clorox we use meyers. >> so this is the shower spray, and it's a probiotic formula that's going to eat the soap scum and the mildew and you walk away and you keep it clean. >> brilliant w when it comes to floor, i feel like all the good vacuums are really, really pricey. >> this one is pretty amazing and it's only about $220 >> okay. >> this is the black & decker and it has both a stick vac, lightweight and portable, and it comes apart to be a hand vac >> show me. >> i will attempt to pull this apart. >> you can use that in your car or wherever. >> attachments that you put with it >> it has, like, 56 minutes of battery life just like that, and then this thing really did a good job of picking up everything we asked it to pick up in our tests. >> let's see. >> the kid spilled cereal? oh no. make short work of that. >> look at that.

yeah, yeah i like that. >> it has a laser light on it so you can see the stuff you're trying to pick up. >> how long is the charge? >> about an hour >> take us to the laundry. >> laundry okay, if you have somebody who's got sensitive skin, this is hypoallergenic, natural, organic, and we love, again, the theme is no plastic in the packaging. this is a card board package the lid comes off easily into this card board canister, and you can recycle this later. >> all eco-friendly. sometimes you have to feel like you have to pick one or the other. >> they're both now. >> that was great. an inside look at the oscars after-parties filled with stars and at least two special guests.

welcome back. oscar night wouldn't be complete without a star-studded

after-party or two. >> kaylee hartung and jacob soboroff scored invites to some of the hottest tickets in town. you guys are looking pretty good for pulling an all-nighter, jacob. >> kaylee is looking really good. let's be real. i was kaylee's wing man. we went to elton john's watch party. it was cool. the stars were out, out celebrating oscar night. >> we don't look like we're dressed to go to the same party today, but we did last night. we got a front row out from the exclusive interview from sir elton to a familiar face on the champagne carpet. ♪♪ >> if you're not at the awards show, this is the party you want to be at. >> this is where you want to be. this is the elton john aids foundation academy awards party and the man himself sat down to talk to us. >> first of all, you weren't here last year. how does it feel to be back?

>> it's good. it is good to be here because people don't expect me to be. it is never old with me. i love talking about it. >> and what about this party. >> just to have fun. that's the essence of this party, it's serious stuff, but it is fun and i want people to have fun. >> in that spirit of having fun, sir elton, how do i look? >> you look great. really cool. ♪♪ >> what makes this party so special? >> the thing that makes this party so special, it's the party to be at. but it's also the party that does the most good. >> always just such a fun time. >> it is a good time and obviously also for a really good cause. >> no one in the room at this party is worried about winning or losing. >> what would it take to get you up on stage tonight. >> elton saying hey man, i want you to come up on stage.

>> tell me who you're wearing. >> i'm wearing -- one of three looks tonight. >> three looks tonight. >> one of three looks. >> this is my pajamas. >> do you like the microphones? >> a little bit of drama. it's fabulous. fabulous. super chic. >> what happened to red carpets, they're no more red carpets, they're white carpets, champagne carpets. >> i miss the red carpet. >> that's what i'm saying. >> don't we all? ♪♪ >> elton john knows how to throw an a-list party. and this one is pretty epic, too. >> this way. ♪ >> ready, with the vanity fair party. >> who did we run into at the "vanity fair," our very own savannah and her husband, mike. >> i can't believe i'm here, i feel like i'm an impostor, how did i get in here? it's fun, it's fun to watch the oscars, it's fun to get to meet

people that you admire and whose movies you love. i'm just excited to be here. >> hello, "today" show, how are you? >> it was a good night. a calm night. a hollywood night. >> you were probably the favorite "today" show guests of all time. >> a bit too much. i'm going to end up being a presenter, i tell you. i love it. >> we welcome you. >> the next presenter on the "today" show. >> what does it feel like to hold that thing? >> this is a proud moment in my life. a great moment in my life. >> going to have a good time. a drink. >> this party is, you know, all night long. i took my shoes off. >> and i go to bed at 7:30 when jamie lee curtis and my children go to sleep so we got to get back to our day jobs. later. >> i do like to go to sleep at 7:30. and i'm not sure that we have actually been to sleep yet. it was a great time. you know, what, they didn't let us in the parties, we were

standing outside. >> for a reason. >> savannah had a great time. >> savannah looked beautiful. >> she looked stunning. >> jacob, you sitting down with elton john was pretty cool. how did that come to be? >> my bff. but he didn't remember my name by the end of the interview. it's all good. >> kaylee, you look beautiful as well. what a beautiful night. >> you're so sweet. >> it was so much fun. >> a great assignment. >> nice work, guys. >> all right. >> we're going to have more highlights from oscar night coming up on our third and fourth hours. hope you guys had fun with us today. we'll see you again tomorrow. first, a check of your local news and weather. news and weathr

good morning. 8:56. president biden this morning has tried to reassure banks and customers in the wake of the regional bank crisis that started with the collapse of svb last week.

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