storm coverage continues online at nbcbayarea.com as well and our free nbc bay area app. we're streaming live on roku so make sure to join us for the latest there. >> that is it for us on "today in the bay." join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. coasts. >> two major storms under way now, and the worst yet to come. it's march the 14th. this is today. states of emergency. that nasty nor'easter began slamming parts of the east coast, targeting millions with heavy snow, flooding rain, and dangerously high winds. >> prepare for the worst of it and you hope for the best. >> while out west, a race to rescue stranded residents with the next big storm bearing down. we'll have the very latest and your full forecast. fears and fallout.

all eyes on wall street and the nation's banks in the wake of two of the largest collapses in u.s. history. customers nervous about their savings, despite the federal government taking action to prevent a larger crisis. >> your deposits will be there when you need them. >> this morning, this could be a sign of things to come. and what you need to know to protect your money. road to recovery. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell out of the hospital and moved to a rehab facility. nearly a week after his fall in washington. just ahead, what we're learning about his injuries, and his condition. fighting back. new court documents revealing more about tiger woods' legal battle with his former girlfriend. what the golf star's attorneys o are now saying about her suggestion of sexual abuse. ru those stories, plus, going mediterranean. new research showing a simple change in your diet could lower your chances of dementia and

alzheimer's. even in people at higher risk. and shining star. jamie lee curtis inspired us with her victory speech at the academy awards. >> 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! >> and she'll join us live so we can celebrate her historic night, today, tuesday, march 14th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie, and hoda kotb, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. good tuesday morning. welcome to "today." it is 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. we're so happy you're with us. jamie lee curtis, what brilliant words. hit you in the soul.

>> had all of us in tears the other night. she's up early with us this morning. we're going to talk about that moment and how she's feeling about everything. >> she's cradling that oscar. can't wait to visit with her. let's start with this wild weather including the monster storm. it's intensifying here on the east coast. >> more than 20 meal people on alert from west virginia to maine. the conditions in windsor locks, connecticut, you can see even hard to even kind of make out the airport in this shot. the storm's going to cause a lot of travel problems if you're coming out east today. >> meantime, it is more rain for you guys out west, for already hard-hit areas. flood watches in effect for nearly 30 million people including l.a. and san francisco. dylan is tracking it all, and we're going to start in the elements in albany, new york. hey, morning. >> reporter: new york's governor warned that this storm would hit the northeast like a brick, and this is why. right now temperatures are hovering around freezing, so that makes this snow very wet, very heavy.

that can take down tree branches, can bring down power lines. the last couple of hours we saw the people without power more than triple, exceeding 240,000 household. dangerous conditions on roads and causing this semi to jackknife. the storm bringing wet snow, rain, and blizzard-like winds. it's expected to impact more than a dozen states through wednesday and canceling hundreds of flights. governors declaring states of emergency in parts of new jersey and new york. >> we're cautioning people that this could be deadly. >> reporter: governor hochul deploying the national guard and some 8,000 power crews to areas upstate expecting snowfall in the double digits. >> heavy, dense snow means one thing -- it's going to take down the wires. >> reporter: in neighboring connecticut, a rush to stock up on forgotten winter necessities ahead of the storm. >> i think people thought that

winter was going to be done and over with, and we're getting hit. >> this is new england, you know. hey, it's about time. >> reporter: in massachusetts, waves churning on the coast. driven by wind gust that could reach up to 60 miles per hour. salt trucks loading up farther inland, preparing for difficult driving up and down the i-95 corridor. the storm prompting a rare snow day today for dozens of school districts statewide. it comes as california braces for american extreme weather and catastrophic flooding as the state still recovers from a deadly storm. thousands under evacuation orders and warnings in communities along rivers due to rising floodwaters. overnight, one person still missing after firefighters saved six people in the san gabriel valley. the individual were stuck on an island surrounded by rivers swollen from recent storms. there have also been more than 200 rescues in monterey county following a levee breach on the pajaro river that caused major

flooding. >> nice and easy. >> reporter: back here in new york, officials are urging people to avoid travel. you can see why. nearly 700 flights have been canceled in the u.s. so far today. laguardia airport in new york saw a groundstop earlier morning. now they're reporting roughly two-hour delegates because of de-icing the plane. these treacherous conditions could continue into tomorrow. >> all right. emily, thank you. >> that brings us to dylan in for al this morning with a look at what folks are facing today. good morning. it's interesting a ground stop at laguardia because the weather's not that bad yet we have to into very gusty winds. most of the winter storm warnings are north of new york city upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire, massachusetts, northern connecticut that's where the snow falling. you go into boston and follow this line right into new york, that's where that rain/snow line is you go north of that line we have significant amounts of snow south of that line, we have a lot of rain. although as the storm pulls away we'll transition from rain to heavy, wet snow. that's the key here.

wet snow with wind gusts up to 35 to nearly 65 miles per hour across parts of southeastern massachusetts, that could cause widespread power outages all throughout the northeast and also create those delays at the airports in the northeast, too. you go to the higher elevations, the berkshires, the catskills, that's where we're looking for two to three feet of snow. and that's where most of your trouble areas will be. although you go into boston, three to seven inches, hartford, one to four. new york less than an inch of rain, but it makes it sloppy when it's that heavy, slushy me? falls. it -- slushy snow that falls it will look worse on the roads. want to touch on the storm system out west. this is a 5,000-mile-long plume of moisture. these clouds just picking up all that moisture off the pacific ocean and dumping it in california this is going to lead to a major flog event including areas like los angeles which we'll get into detail in a few minutes. hoda >> thank you so much the federal reserve has been raising interest rates for the

last year. the bank collapse is something we've been talking about a lot >> that has a big impact on what we just happen -- saw with the silicon valley bank and its failure. we've got brian chung from cnbc here let's talk what happened, the bank silicon valley collapsed, another bank the same thing. now the federal government has said we will shore up deposits if you had money at these banks, don't worry. even if it's over $250,000 we've got you. how did that remedy affect the markets? do we feel like the fever has broken and we're on safer footing now? >> yeah, well, the stock market yesterday closed mixed it seems like it stopped the bleeding that we saw at the understand of the last week. it hasn't necessarily taken away all the concern bank industry-wide. last night we saw moody's, one of the big ratings agencies, put on review for crowd to six other -- down grade six other regional banks. there's concern this could spread to other banks, although we're not seeing the same liquidity issues that we saw at

the silicon valley bank yet. it's important to remember for every average american watching that the banks that went under last week are not the banks that we keep our money at it's very different. >> they're not mom and pop -- >> they're taking deposits from large businesses, right. small businesses, as well, but essentially they're all business accounts specifically in the tech sector and also in the crypto sector. that's not where you and i have our savings accounts those banks that are consumer facing largely appear okay for now. again, a lot of concern out there. investors, average americans are jittery now. again, deposit insurance covers up to $250,000 per depositor, that has not changed at all. >> the government has stepped in to send the signal that we're not going to let the banking system fail. >> exactly started because i think there's a certain fundamental understanding of banks that we all kind of have to have you think you put money in the bank and it sits in the box with your name on it, that's your money and it's protected >> no. >> that's not how banking works.

they take that money, buy, sell, trade, securitize, move it around because they know that unless everyone comes in at one time trying to pull out their money you will be able to get your money back. that's -- the run on the bank is what happened to silicon valley bank >> exactly for the record, what makes this different than 2008 is that after 2008 there were more regulations put in place under dodd-frank to increase the amount of money that banks need to have ready and available and liquid if a large amount of depositors were to come at one time to pull money out that hasn't changed the fact that since 2008 even post crisis regulations that banks are doing other things with the money that's being deposited with them that the average depositors aren't aware of. but essentially those regulations made is stronger in terms of how much capital and liquidity the banks have available at hand after any sort of event like perhaps the beginnings of a burbank run. it's never going to be 100% which has raised concerns on capitol hill, do they need to revisit some of those rules after what we saw over the past few days

it's early to say what's going to happen, but it's a reminder for americans out there that when you put your money into a bank, it's not, as you mentioned, just sitting in a box. that doesn't mean it's not safe because of that deposit insurance up to $250,000 per depends. >> brian -- per deposit. >> brian, thank you so much. we'll have answers to some of your top questions that you sent in, concerns about making sure that money is safe speaking of money, guys, americans lost more than $10 billion to internet scams last year that's according to a new report from the fbi it is a $3 billion increase from the previous year. the spike is largely blamed on an increase in cryptocurrency investment fraud still, most frequently reported scams were phishing expeditions with more than 300,000 victims last year. that's when somebody uses emails or texts, your phone, to try and obtain your personal information. much more to get to as we welcome in craig this morning. just getting his microphone on hello.

>> hey, savannah, hoda good morning good morning to you, as well we are learning more this morning about senate republican leader mitch mcconnell's fall at a washington hotel and his road to recovery, as well the senator from kentucky now discharged from the hospital he's receiving treatment at an inpatient rehab facility nbc's ryan nobles joins us with the latest on senator mcconnell's condition. let's start there, ryan. what are we hearing about just how senator mcconnell's doing? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. the senator's staff for the first time revealing that in additions to that concussion he suffered after a fall last week, the powerful republican also fractured a rib. that's part of why instead of coming home after leaving the hospital he's been transferred to an inpatient rehab facility mcconnell, of course, is 81. he'd been in the hospital since last week and had problems with his legs before. it's the lingering effects of his battle with childhood polio. in 2019 a fall led to a fractured shoulder

the spokesman described his con ku concussion recovery, quote, proceeding well. and his wife and elaine chow are concerned with the skilled medical care, kindness, and prayers they've received >> he is back on the mend. any idea when we can expect him back in the upper chamber? >> reporter: at this point, there isn't a timeline while his staff is really encouraged by his progress, an aide told nbc news it's not uncommon for a patient like mcconnell to go through rehab in order to regain their strength, and they did not put a specific timeline on how long it will be before mcconnell returns to work but the rehab process takes anywhere between one to two weeks. and there isn't any urgent rush for mcconnell to get back to work he can still monitor senate business during his rehabilitation and from home if he get to that point with two democratic senators out with health issues, as well, his absence will have a minimal impact on the partisan breakdown in the senate. it will be an issue, though, for republicans if his recovery goes from weeks to months

there are some major legislative showdowns on tap related to the debt ceiling and the budget. and of course mcconnell will be the most important player for senate republicans as those talks ramp up. craig? >> all right ryan nobles for us in washington thank you. let's get to an inspiring story from the world baseball classic. a 21-year-old pitcher from nicaragua turned heads during a game against the dominican republic check this out he struck out three major league superstars in one inning a scout for the detroit tigers was so impressed, he approached him after the game and signed him right then and there to a minor league - >> boom. wow. >> watch this space. >> congratulations all right. it is 7:14 let's check the rest of the weather from dylan >> exciting. hey, guys. we are going to focus on the next storm on the west coast we've covered the east coast storm. let's get into the rain that's going to impact all of california, even into los angeles, into san diego, too the rain has been heavy at

times, although we're waiting for the next batch of heavy rain to move in san francisco, you'll see that shortly. monterey, you'll see that shortly. eventually as we go into tonight and tomorrow, the heavy rain will approach the los angeles area again, it's that plume of moisture that's going to stream in off the pacific ocean it's that moisture that's originating from hawaii. so it's got a long course of -- long path that it's going to take over the pacific ocean before it makes its way into california as it does so, all those clouds contain just a lot of water. we could see up to eight inches in parts of central california, and then as we look down to through the los angeles area, we could see rainfall totals up to about six to eight inches, too that could lead to flooding. the ground is really already saturated. we have that snow melt that's going to cause rapid river rise, mudslide, as well. we have a high risk of impact of these storms winds will be very gusty they could be as high as 50 to 60 miles per hour. so power outages will be a major concern, as well, once that rain continues. that's a look at the weather across the country

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that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, thank you. still ahead, tiger woods >> that's your latest forecast >> all right, dylan, thank you. still ahead, tiger woods firing back in new court documents, in his legal battle with former girlfriend erica herman kaylee hartung on the story again for us hi, kaylee. >> hey, savannah a nondisclosure agreement kept her quiet during her six-year relationship but during her prepare embassy, she has reason to speak out as she pursues a $30 million lawsuit against him. coming up we will tell you about tiger's work to keep another scandal out of court. what is next for jamie lee curtis after that very first oscar win in her decades-long career in hollywood? well, we're about to find out. >> she slept with it we can't wait. she's got her jammies on but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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water. and before people were evacuated from their homes, some of them had kind of gotten trapped because of those floodwaters. at this point, about 8,500 people were evacuated from this disaster area. this is in part because of the atmospheric river that vianey has been talking about, but also because of a levee breach that has been made worse by the atmospheric river. the folks here are getting more rain and they really don't need it. >> and that's the thing with atmospheric rivers, we always have to monitor very closely how long it sits over a specific time and area. the good news, it does look like the system is going to move out rather quickly. before it does, let's look at the impacts on stormranger. you can see heavier pockets through the interior. you can see it in concord and through san ramon as well. the impacts of this will continue to be the gusty winds. so once the rain passes through, the winds will start to ramp up.

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going to be right here, ted, >> stop. >> yes, whole group. jason sudeikis, brendan hunt, coach beard, they're all going to be right here can't wait. >> one of the best shows on television >> it is. >> all right, let's get on to our first half hour. new developments in the tiger woods legal battle with his former girlfriend. >> that's right. attorneys for the golf superstar have now filed motions to take the dispute out of court and into private arbitration the move in response to eric herman's lawsuit to nullify her nondisclosure agreement. >> nbc's kaylee hartung joins us with the new details good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. it is a complicated legal battle here, but essentially, woods' attorneys are saying herman's nda should be enforced, they say the federal law protecting victims of sexual harassment and assault should not apply here, pointing out that herman has not made those allegations against woods, let alone proven them tiger woods is asking a florida court to help him keep his private life private in a motion to enforce erica

herman's nondisclosure agreement and resolve the dispute in arbitration, woods' attorneys called herman a jilted ex-girlfriend who wanted to publicly litigate specious claims in court. >> it is pretty strong and inflammatory language, but they need to be careful, depend what she has by way of evidence. >> woods and herman dated for six years. >> i want to say thank you. my mom, sam, erica, charlie. >> reporter: they're on opposite sides of a $30 million civil suit filed by herman in october. following the breakup, herman says woods violated a verbal tenancy agreement that should have allowed her to continue to live at the florida mansion. under the federal speak out law, she wants to invalidate th nondisclosure agreement she signed in 2017 to share her own experiences, photographs, and recordings related to various legal claims she believes she has. but woods' attorneys argue she has no right, their response is she has never asserted any claims for sexual assault or sexual harassment against mr. woods, does not do so in this

case and cannot do so truthfully. >> these are unchartered waters. these laws are recent, and they were passed last year and we have not seen them protected in a case as high profile as this. >> the return to glory [ cheers ] >> reporter: woods is considered by many to b the greatest golfer of all time but his reputation off the course hasn't always been up to par. with personal scandals and a drunk driving arrest on his record this morning, just two years afte this near fatal crash, woods' legal battle against his most recent girlfriend is spilling into public view >> the woods' legal team has responded. what happens next? >> according to legal experts, this motion from tiger's attorneys will put ut pressure on herman's team to be more specific about possible sexual assault or harassment, or else, they will face a greater risk of this case being dismissed in arbitration the original nda was tightly worded so the court would want to look at the context behind

herman signing the contract. it will likely play out behind closed doors and we should note that nbc news reached out to representatives of both woods and herman and we did not hear back. >> kaylee, thank you very much. still ahead, we were just talking about ted lasso. coming up, carson will have big news on "popstart" about two other wildly popular shows "the last of us" and "the bear." >> can't wait. but what do you say we do this first, guys? >> let's celebrate an amazing woman. >> oscar winner, jamie lee curtis >> there it is >> that's got a nice ring to it. so did mommy go to bed early this time? we'll find out right after this let's try this. no sticky floor here. when you realize you've never seen a broadway show, so maybe you'll treat your parents. they'll think it's neat. this is neat. so neat. when you say i'm gonna go to daytona bea- nope. i'm gonna go to the caribbean! or is it... the caribbe-an?

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we are welcoming in oscar winner jamie lee curtis has it sunk in >> i hadn't watched that >> oh, my god. >> it's beautiful. >> that was the first time i've seen it. >> oh, my gosh >> thank you, everybody. good morning >> thank you >> hey, everybody. it's "today. here they are. >> have they named her >> i'm in support of my daughter ruby, i'm having them called they/them. i'm going to call them them, they/them. they are doing great and they're settling in. and i couldn't, i mean i just -- in my life, i never thought in a million years that i would have this couple of days, and i'm

very moved by the whole thing. >> when we saw you thank everybody, i was just thinking, because savannah and i have interviewed you a ton of times but you're always giving it all away, the spotlight is always off of you, and i said look at her, there she goes again, she's giving it to every fan who watched her, every person, but the most touching part was the last part, when you talked about your mom and dad tell us about that moment for you. >> you know, they've been my beautiful shadow my whole life, and it was always, they walked in the room before i did, any time i went anywhere, and i always understood it and accepted it, with the grace, i tried to, and you know, they were both nominated for oscars, and never won one, and you know, it just, it's honestly, you guys, can i say one thing, please, because you guys were

represented, it's what you represent on your show, which is friendship the truth of the matter is that the people that i really wanted to thank, and i didn't, are my friends. my friends who wanted this for me more than i ever, ever wanted it and i really do feel like we, because the longing for attention and appreciation for your work is universal i don't care, whatever job you do, you hope someone appreciates you, and this is a really lovely, very shiny gesture of appreciation, but it is ultimately appreciation from, in my world, the academy of motion pictures, arts an sciences, it's a pretty tony group, but it is the appreciation about their people, and so for my friends, and i include you guys in our early

morning crew, i am moved by, that that you guys have really wanted this for me, and i'm beyond i'm just beyond. you can tell i'm a little weepy. >> we are, too and you know, i just think of you, jamie lee, i'm like, isn' life beautiful >> uh-huh. >> isn't this just beautiful here you are. >> yes, yes, and life is harsh, and very hard for many people, and that's, you know, this is a moment in a very shiny sun for me, and i went to the beverly hills hotel yesterday, re-created faye dunaway with my friend jay clemmen from the l.a. times, re-created this sort of famous morning after picture but i also understand that the world is very hard right now, and people are worried about their finances, and their, you know, their livelihoods, and you know, for many people around the

country, people are coming for them in really scary ways, and so it's a hard time, and then, you know, they showed up, and this does sort of also -- a joyful time. >> i was opening packages in my apartment last night, all of the amazon stuff you that get, and jamie lee, i opened a package, and inside, i saw two teddy bears, and a beautiful, my hand in yours, that you had given to my girls, and she said i know it was scary, this is for your girls, from you, and i thought to myself, in the middle of her shining moment, in her life, she is sending something to my and my kids, and i can't tell you how touched and how beautiful i thought that was and i just wanted to say thank you. >> you're welcome. listen, i get it it's the hardest thing in the world, there's nothing scarier in the world than a sick kid, and that's why i made my hand in

yours and that's why i support children's hospital los angeles, as you support your children's hospital this is what we do this is what they do, 365 days a year, 24 hours a day they show up for your family so i was simply showing up for yours in a way i could but, you know. >> i love you for that who was your first phone call, jamie lee, someone who wasn't in the room, that you were saying i got to call this person. >> i didn't call anybody you're going to laugh. i didn't call, because i find it rude to be on your phone in the award ceremony i find it rude to be on your phone anywhere what i did is i realize that since we won, i wasn't going to be going home right away, and so i literally was texting my friend who helps me walk rooney when i'm not around, to find out if she could come back that

night to let rooney out for an hour, because i was worried that rooney would be home alone >> oh, my gosh well, first of all, i just will say, we will count ourselves as your first call because it is now tuesday morning. why not? >> thank you >> and just, we know that you like the early morning hours, which is just another level of bonding that we all can have together, did you stay out late? and what was late? >> no, no, no, no. so i did not here's the thing see the little nameplate >> yes. >> you only get that if you go to the ball. so i went to the ball, they screwed on my beautiful little nameplate, they had a nice person set up there, oh, look at you having video, and then, and then mommy said to daddy, let's go >> let's go home >> and we were gone. so that moment, and then i was home. >> love it one question for you we do summer concert series out

here, jamie lee, we do them, early bird. >> in the morning. >> you asked for an early concert, we got early concerts lined up for you, will you come and hang with us for one of our ert -- early morning concerts? >> it will be my great pleasure to show up, maybe in these pajamas for one of your concerts >> we should all wear pajamas and make it like a pajama party with music. >> see, this is why women should rule the world they do in some countries, they will in ours, too. >> jamie lee, i mean i feel like my heart grew sizes when you had that moment and we're just so happy. everybody is rooting for you >> and i felt it i feel it. and now i want to get back t chopping wood, carrying water, being a worker among workers and get back to the art of the doing, not the talking about it. >> we know you will. >> we love you, jamie lee. >> we love you. >> take care. >> oscar winner jamie lee curtis

>> all right see ya. >> well, i mean you can believe it it's just the best the best let's go over to ms. dylan and get a check of the weather >> just listening in on a facetime call, a conversation. how fun. congratulations to her how cool. we have some really cool temperatures down south, we've got the storms on each side of the country, but we have a freeze warning in tennessee, also down into alabama and georgia and south carolina temperatures this morning are running close to freezing. chattanooga, 34 degrees. asheville, 28. atlanta freezing at 32 degrees and this cooler air is just cold enough to produce a wet snow in new york city, but i don't think it will be cold enough to allow any of that to accumulate on the ground, boston, about 39 degrees. with falling temperatures today. and then as we continue through this week, we're actually going to warm right back up into the 40s. even some 50s and we are starting to see some of that rain pick up. you can see some cells moving in through the north bay, as well as down through the south bay

and san jose as well. this system is expected to remain in the forecast pretty high through about 9:00 a.m., peaking around that time. high wind warnings will be in effect as well. gusts could reach upwards of 50 plus miles per hour, and also flood watches will remain in effect through tonight. we get a break from the rain heading into wednesday and >> and that is your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. >> that jamie lee curtis is the best. >> the best. when we come back, a new round of help for your spring cleaning, folks. how does never having to scrub your shower again sound? how does that sound? >> perfect. >> we're going to introduce you to a few products that you never knew you needed. >> i don't think i've ever scrubbed my shoulder. next, a patriotic boost, wait until you see what happened after a singer's microphone cut out during the national anthem we'll have more after this

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good morning to you. it is 7:56. i'm marcus washington. happening now, we are in another microclimate weather alert and the latest storm already causing some new damage in the north bay. we want to get to the latest with "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us in santa rosa this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. we're here at the intersection of orchard street and spencer avenue, where you see this large tree has come down in the middle of orchard street. did not cause any damage to cars, homes or didn't hurt anyone, but it did take down a power pole. as a result, santa rosa fire department believes there are about 700 people without power right now and they've been without it for the past few hours. pg&e is out here, so is the city with their tree trimming crews.

they're waiting to get the tree removed and then they can restore the power. but as you can see behind me, there's a lot of rain coming down. our meteorologist, vianey arana, i'm assuming this is not the worst of it. >> it's definitely starting to pick up because we had a lot of rain just offshore. you can see on satellite radar, a lot of emphasis is moving into the north bay where bob is and down through parts of the santa cruz mountains as well. zooming in closer using our mobile doppler radar stormranger, you see heavier pockets over the santa cruz mountains, but once this does move out we'll have spotty chances through the eveng. >> we'inll

it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, coast to coast, this morning, tens of millions are waking up to dangerous storms. >> we're cautioning people that this could be deadly >> a major march nor'easter delivering snow, rain, and high winds. >> they say march is always the worst, so you prepare fo the worst of it and hope for the best. >> out west, hard-hit california facing even more intense flooding dylan is tracking it all for us. then banking 101 growing concerns over a potential banking crisis have many wondering, is my money safeo.

vicky nguyen is here to answer your top questions. plus, brain food could a simple change to your diet reduce your risk oflaab dementia we'll go inside a new study that says eating the mediterranean diet could lower your chances. the details just ahead. and what about bob the one, the only, bob odenkirk is here in studio 1-a, the star fresh off of "better call saul." u>> i traveled to worlds you can't even imaginey rte l you can't conceive that wime' capable of. >> back with a new series, and a whole different chaúacter. >> lucky hank. >> i'm a writer, or a writing ls teacher to bring it out of you how do i know thatd.s pr sihow? because i, too, am here. >> and we can't wait today, tuesday, march 14th, 2023

[ cheers ] ♪ >> go trojan >> first time in the city. from parker, north carolina -- north dakota >> from sending love to all of my friends in iowa >> visiting from bowling green, kentucky >> arkansas. >> and mineral wells, texas. >> hi to my dad. >> in cuyahoga falls, ohio. >> pasadena, texas >> from kansas. >> to the big apple. >> today is my brother's -- my 7th birthday whoo >> what a great crowd. bringing it in right there. >> we do appreciate everybody coming out for us on a tuesday morning. we'll be outside in just a bit but let's get right to our news at 8:00. the snow piling up and so

are power outages and cancellaations as a messy winter storm wallops the northeast a live look at what is going on in the boston area. check that out and then on the west coast, more rain and flooding for california dylan will have the forecast in just a moment. but first, nbc's emilie ikeda joins us now from albany she's got the very latest there. >> reporter: hey there, hoda you know, we're just a few days out from the official start of spring, but this winter wallop is packing a punch, bulldozing through more than a dozen state, bringing rain, snow, and wind gusts potentially up to 60 miles an hour. the dangerous combination, according to officials, because you look at the consistency of the snow, it is wet and heavy, and so that makes those tree branches really heavy, and they could potentially break, cause widespread power outages, already more than 70,000 households in the northeast waking up in the dark, without power. not to mention the treacherous travel conditions we're seeing, more than 300 flights have been canceled in the u.s., and that's just so far today. it comes as california is

bracing for more catastrophic flooding, and extreme weather, remember, this is an already water-logged state it is going to be hit again with a major storm event. there are thousands of people there under evacuation orders and warnings overnight one person still missing after firefighters rescued a handful of people from the san gabriel valley, surrounded by rising floodwaters. so hoda, really from coast to coast, we're seeing some severe weather threats. >> yes, emilie ikeda there in albany for us, thanks. that brings us to dylan dreyer she's going to let us know how long this is going to stick around. it's going to stick around for most of the day today. especially across new england. parts of massachusetts, 15 to 20 inches of snow out of this storm system and that's where it is going to stay a snow throughout the duration of this event where it's rain, it should end as snow, as we go into this afternoon and evening. on the back side of the storm, as the colder air gets worked in even in new york city, we'll change over to snow, not long enough for it to accumulate, in boston, you'll see snow, long enough to get up to four to six,

and maybe even eight inches and then the storm system will pull away it is very, very windy on the when we come back side of this storm, so yo have that heavy wet snow, a very soaked ground, and with wind gusts up to 35 to nearly 65 miles per hour for parts of the coast, that could lead to widespread power outages most of the highest snowfall totals, the two to three feet would be in the higher elevations, the catskill, the berkshires out across massachusetts through upstate new york albany eight to 16 inches. and in new york, less than an inch because it is going to take a while before we transition over to that snow. savannah >> dylan, thank you. long-time colorado congressman pat schroeder a fierce advocate for the rights of women and families died last night at a florida hospital. she recently suffered a stroke when schroeder was first elected in 1972 she was one of only 11 women in the u.s. house. and over the next 24 years, the democrat became an icon for feminist causes. she helped to win protections for pregnant women in the workplace. one of her greatest legacies was passage of the 1993 family and medical leave act.

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you saw that last year, with the passing of queen elizabeth, where, you know, there was a connection that people from around the world had with her, that the monarchy is not just british in a sense, it belongs to people all around the world, it is a great privilege to represent all aspects. >> in another exclusive interview, lester is sitting down with faa acting director ahead of the safety summit that will happen tonight on "nbc nightly news." new evidence this morning that the so-called mediterranean diet, it can sharply reduce your chances of developing dementia, even if you have a genetic risk for it nbc news medical contributor dr. natalie azar is here to tell us about the new study and could have us eating healthier what is the good news? anything that can fight back against dementia and alzheimer's, but this is a diet that a lot of people have been on or are on. >> absolutely, hoda. it is definitely another vote for the mediterranean diet this study looked at over 60,000

individuals who were middle-aged, and followed them for about nine years and there were close to 900 cases of dementia. people who followed strictly a mediterranean diet had almost a quarter lower chance of developing dementia. now, as you said in the lead, they actually took into account genetic risk, and that didn't even make a difference, which is really, really encouraging, because you think that certain things are pre-determined but this is the kind of thing that we can all actually implement in our lives. >> can you remind everybody what the mediterranean diet is and why it might have been affected, something to do with your brain health >> right, so the mediterranean diet, think plant-based, talking about fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, seeds, legumes, things like that, fish, seafood, olive oil you want to limit or eat in moderation red meat, eggs, poultry, cheese, yogurt and sweets why is it? well, you know, some people have said maybe it is not a direct effect on the brain but maybe because it is reducing inflammation, it is anti-oxidants, that it is helping your heart health, that

helps the blood vessels in the brain, we don't know exactly why, but nonetheless, this is very compelling with such a large study. >> besides the change of diet, other ways that folks might be able to reduce the likelihood that they develop alzheimer's or dementia >> absolutely. and all of these things like our lifestyle change, getting adequate sleep, controlling your blood pressure, and controlling cholesterol, your blood glucose, staying physically and mentally active, these are all things that can help with cognitive decline, and hopefully stave off the risk of dementia. >> okay, thank you, natalie. olympic high jumper dick fosbury whose signature technique revolutionized the event of high jump died sunday from lymphoma. at a time when jumpers went feet first or sideways, he perfected the method of rolling over the bar backward and of course it was quickly adopted by others, and it was called the fosbury flop and he went through a roll and used it to win an olympic gold medal. now everybody uses the fosbury flop

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of these big banks that have literally billions of dollars fail and you wonder how the heck did that happen and we talked to plan financial planner, we talked to experts and they say this is not the time to pull your money out of the bank and here is why. the average american family ha about $41,600 dollars in savings, that's according to the federal reserve and we have this program by the fdic that insures up to $250,000 of your money per individual per bank. and a couple with a joint account it is $500,000 and food for thought this program started in 1934, insuring your money and since then no depositor has never lost any of their insured funds when a bank went under. that is a pretty good track record. >> your money is safe. and everyone pulling out their money is what causes the problems and it is not reality. >> it is panic and they worry about that spreading remember tha your mutual funds, your stocks, your bonds, and crypto are not insured. >> a viewer question for you, vicky.

let's take a listen. >> hi, my name is jeremy from new york city, and my question is, as someone with a signature bank business account, will i be able to continue using my account as normal to make payments and receive payments? or will i have to make alternative arrangements thank you. >> jeremy, great question. and i have great news for you, because of the emergency backstop by the federal government, you have full access to your money, that goes for silicon valley bank customers as well and the concern here is what about in the future? what happens next? the government within the last 48 hours developed a bank term funding program. what that basically means is they're making funds available to loan to banks over the next year, to make sure they can service their customers, they have enough cash flow and liquidity so they're not panicking, and people are not making a run on the bank the idea is to calm the waters and make sure everybody knows, we've got your back. >> everything is okay. so a lot of people were choosing internet banks because they were getting a good interest rate on

their savings account. are these internet banks - what are some of the names, not calling anyone out, but internet banks and are they safe? >> i've gotten these requests from american express, through pay pal, partnering up with the internet banks, completely legitimate, the idea is they can give you a better interest rate on your savings account, 3, 4%, because they don't have all of the overhead of a brick and mortar bank. want to do the same due diligence you would with a regular bank and make sure that bank online is fdic insured. there are two ways to do it. you can go online and call that fdic number, 877-275-3342, or quickly, you can go on fdic.gov/bank find, this works for regular traditional banks and internet banks, and enter in the name of the bank in the little search bar, there it is, and enter the exact name of the bank a lot of banks hav similar names. it will tell you is the open, closed, fdic insured. make sure the name is exact and correct. >> and check with the fdic, not with the bank. you got to double check and make sure.

>> and on your statements it will say if you're fdic insured but if you're considering a new bank, that's how you do it. >> and many people have less than $250,000 so they're protected but some small business it could be over $250,000 for a small business to run. >> exactly. >> what should do you to protect yourself there. >> the key is to diversify whether a small business or an individual, spread your money out among different banks. sometimes with small businesses they want to do all of their business through one bank. that's okay. ask that bank, are you part of the network of other fdic-insured bank, can i get more coverage than the basic 250, and sometimes you can so ask. >> vicky, thank you very much. >> i feel better dylan, over to you. >> thanks for that. we have storms on both side -- sides of the country today, that nor'easter in the northeast obviously and the storm system out in california, which is eventually going to bring some of the heavier rain from central california right into southern california, including los angeles and san diego. in the northeast, winds are going to really get going on the

back side of this storm as things start to cool off as well, so that means we could see a significant amount of snow also, the power outages with those strong winds gusting up to 45 to 55 miles per hour, maybe even 65 across nantucket flooding and damaging winds and power outages also a concern out west, too. certainly the middle of the country, you're enjoying a really nice day. temperatures look good a little cool. 30s and 40s. but when we have 50s and 60s we do have that storm system moving through right now. if i zoom this in, you can see heavier pockets starting to make their way through san francisco, approaching central california. this will impact all the way down through l.a. next up, once this rain does make its way through, it's going to be the concern for high winds. a high wind warning will kick into place, expiring at 11:00 p.m.

>> and if you're headed out the door, be sure to join us on the radio at sirius xm channel 108. >> as al would say, the best part of the morning. >> "popstart." >> hit it. >> we have a lot to get to we will start "the last of us," craig, for you, season one of the hbo drama wrapped up sunday. no spoilers here, trust me but things got pretty emotional. off screen, nielsen has been runnin the numbers and turns out that shocking last episode broke the record for the series with more than 8 million viewers "the last of us" saw the highest ratings yet. boding well for season two more on that season two. the series co creators recently sitting down to reveal their future plans for other seasons it is all based on a popular video game franchise telling the magazine that they plan to stretch the story arc from part two of the video game to several more seasons and hopefully that bodes well to get more of your favorite show craig, you're welcome. the next up, "the bear," my favorite show this show is fantastic, and inspired audiences to start cooking italian beef sandwiches including us at the "today" show in our kitchen

it is on the way back for season two. the first teaser revealing what is next for the beloved kitchen crew after closing down the chicago sandwich shop at the end of season one. fx network writes, it is not a reopening, it's a rebirth. take a look. ♪ ♪ i'm coming home i'm coming home chicago note ♪ >> family style? two topgs? -- tops? >> what do you call it >> we gotta. >> so good. >> one episode in season one, they shot all in one take, in one camera, the most chaotic, a panic attack, and yelling at you and it puts you at the center of the kitchen. >> it is a great, great show "the bear" season two set to start streaming, not filming,

streaming this june on hulu. next up on "popstart," michelle yeoh, did you happen to catch the sweet shout-out in her acceptance speech on sunday? >> i have to dedicate this to my mom, all the moms in the world, because they are really the super heroes she's 84 and i'm taking this home to her. she's watching right now in malaysia, with my family and friends. i love you guys. i'm bringing this home to you. >> well, the cameras were rolling on mama yeoh over in malaysia, capturing the moment she saw her daughter win that oscar. take a look. [ cheering ] >> that is some party in malaysia >> wow >> that might rival sir elton john's party. >> 4:00 in the morning or something.

>> they at a casino? >> that is good. we want to party with the yeoh family my kind of people. love that. next up, taylor swift. let's start with a little bit of music. ♪ best believe when i walk in the room i can still make the whole place shimmer ♪ >> well, this weekend, taylor is bringing all that shimmer to glendale, arizona, the first stop of the highly-anticipated tour. to honor the chart-topping singer, the city actually is going to be renamed after her, a fact march 17th and 18th now in glendale, arizona, officially known as swift city. the mayor of glendale making that proclamation official at a press conference yesterday, talking about kicking off the tour there. good luck to taylor. and finally jennifer gardner, the actress is known as an instagram chef and the popular videos she posts called the pretend cooking show and in the latest edition, she is tackling the goliath of the candy world, jennifer making homemade snickers. >> does a 9-by-13 pyrex come

with becoming an adult i don't remember buying this ♪ >> good morning. it was a lot of effort, i wouldn't do it all the time. but yeah that is success. >> okay. >> a lot of effort. >> two days to make those but they were a hit. >> did you know if that was 6:55 in the morning. >> early. >> yes >> impressive. >> so she is doing a show with ed helms on netflix right now and brought some of the snickers bars to work and ed loves it unfortunately, i don't have any of jennifer's homemade snickers bars for you we thought something we thought might be as good, the great bob odenkirk, bob, if you wouldn't mind. >> he made his own snickers. >> his new health regimen. eating snickers bars >> hey, guys. >> what's up. >> good to see you, man. >> how are you

>> good. >> don't they look good? >> you did a great job. >> jennifer garner - >> i had to eat doritos in a "better call saul" scene and oh, my god, these are good >> we're all eating them >> we can't wait to talk about your return to tv. >> i'm back. >> a new show. we're going to talk all about it but first, a check of your local news and weather. >> and snickers bars >> thank you. >> you're welcome.

good tuesday morning. it is 8:26. new shock waves this morning in silicon valley with word of thousands more layoffs at meta. this latest round of cuts includes 10,000 employees and 5,000 currently open positions that will no longer will filled. mark zuckerberg said the layoffs will roll out slowly. all of this comes on top of the 11,000 cuts meta made last november. we are seeing rain moving through, getting some heavier

pockets at times. light to moderate over santa rosa, san francisco and san jose as well. we're not in the clear just yet. we're going to see the winds start to get really gusty. this is a warmer system, which means daytime highs will be in the 50s and low 60s. the rain is expected to move out around 1:00, leaving behind spotty rain chances through the afternoon with no rain expected for wednesday and thursday. we still have a flood watch in effect through tonight for most of the

♪ ♪ 8:30 tuesday morning, the 14th of march. let's give some extra camera time to everybody. because folks around here this morning are enduring a nasty, win tree mix on the plaza. >> do you see our friend over here >> ladies and gentlemen, elvis elvis is in the building. >> good morning. do you love elvis? >> yes >> oh, my gosh, this is incredible >> what's your real name >> allison >> and how old are you >> 10. >> 10 years old.

>> where are you from? >> sandy springs >> amazing well happy birthday, honey. you look great >> that was awesome. >> well done >> movement coach over here. >> awesome. coming up, you guys, adriana brock is here with some products to take that cleaning -- did i get you? i'm always like, i'm dangerous with that umbrella anyway, taking the cleaning game to the next level from repairing scratched floors to making your ear buds as good as new. you know those get dirty. also, a little cooking this morning with gaby dalkin, a recipe to make pork chops even better, the secret, basting them in a heap of butter, and not cooking them like my mother did in 1985. and coming up in the third hour, we have a bona fide music superstar in our studio, john legend is going to join us live. >> nice. >> we are going to talk family, music, and his love of uno >> love it >> and guys, tomorrow on "today," we told you, the ted

lasso crew will be here, also joining us from "bridgerton," the new "dungeons and dragons" movie, rege-jean page. a star-studded show tomorrow. >> dylan, your crowd awaits. >> snow mixing in. that is the way it is going to be here in the new york city area north and west, and we've got lots of snow with this nor'easter, already 20 inches of snow falling in parts of massachusetts, out in western massachusetts, winds are going to get gusty, too, 45 to 65 mile-an-hour gusts possible, even along the coast, or especially along the coast, and so something to keep in mind as you go through the day, it is going to get pretty nasty, we have a flood risk stretching from san francisco, right down into los angeles, as more heavy rain moves in, about four to eight inches of rain possible, flooding is also a possibility tomorrow, a little farther down into southern california, sunny and mild though back to the middle of the country, 50s and 60s and even 70s, so it is real this is a live look in san

rafael. you can see the rain has really started to ramp up, widespread, moderate to heavy downpours. this atmospheric river is going to impact us in central and southern california as well. widespread rain from san francisco, san jose into the interior. high wind >> i think since all of you are out here this morning, we need a nice big slow motion walk around the plaza. i'm not going to run in the heels. good morning, everybody. good morning we got everybody out here this morning. why are you out here in this weather? this is crazy. where are you guys from? >> we're from dallas >> exsisters from dallas. specifically asked for a shout

out. we couldn't leave them out those guys down here good morning good morning there is the walk around the horn this morning. coming up next, we will sit down with "lucky hank" series star bob odenkirk who talks about the new series, and first, this is "today" on nbc in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient...

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the only bob odenkirk, the actor and comedian, beloved for his hits like "better call saul" and "breaking bad" heading back to tv with a new one, a new serie on amc, it's called "lucky hank," he stars as a college professor, an unlikely chairman of the english department, who is experiencing a serious mid life crisis. take a look. >> you are here. and even if your presence at this college in this forgotten town was some bizarre anomaly an you have the promise of genius, which i will bet a kidney you that don't, you will never

surface. i am not a good enough writer or writing teacher to bring it out of you and how do i know that how? because i, too, am here. >> bob odenkirk, that's brilliant. >> thank you so much. >> that clip, i love that character. >> oh, good, good. >> super cranky. >> he is he's a cranky guy, hank, a cranky guy. >> tell us about him. >> he is dissatisfied or pretends to be, maybe he is secretly happy, i don't know, it is called "lucky hank" and it is both ironic and true, he doesn't consider himself lucky, you will probably watch it and go, he doesn't seem particularly lucky, but it is that kind of thing where the more you get to know him, the more you are like oh, man, you are so lucky. you don't realize it this wife you got. these people who need you and trust you, and the status you have, as a college professor, i

mean you are a lucky guy you should just enjoy it so it's, well, we'll see how it plays out over eight episodes. but one of the great things about this show is the writers have written this wonderful funny and moving dramatic story that really goes somewhere it takes a journey. >> so you're on "better call saul" and this is like one of the premiere shows, and now it's time for something new did you decide, you know what, i'm going the opposite of that, i'm going to do something different? >> i wanted something quite different. >> yes. >> and this is and just the reasons i sort of secretly shared with you, you know, saul was such a loaner, he -- a loner, he was alone, and kim, his friend, partner, love interest, she was a loner, too, two loners who recognized that, and this show, me and mireille enos, and you will recognize the vibe of it as a long-time couple and i think

we played it, we fit right into, so i got to play somebody wh does have love in his life, but is also, you know, disgruntled. >> i looked at that, and for a second, i thought about what were you like in college, i know you play a professor here -- >> you wouldn't happen to have that picture of me. >> what picture? >> what picture. that one we got that picture. >> it was raining like crazy, and that's siu, southern illinois university, a college i love, i attended for two years, and got my degree from, and i had long hair, and a beard, and seemingly, i had a sour expression but i really enjoyed it. >> were you a party guy? >> i was not a party guy i didn't drink beer at all i didn't smoke pot at all. >> you didn't? >> no. i -- well, my dad had a problem with alcohol, and so i didn't drink anything between the ages of 18 and 32 >> wow. >> and then i just enjoy a drink

once in a while now. but i was a good guy i was trying to find my way. i was a little, maybe more than a little immature in social ways and i wanted to be a writer. i wanted to be a novelist. i loved jack kerouac's writing and so much, i read a lot. and when i would sit down to write, i realized all i wrote was comedy sketches. >> you wrote from "snl" since. and a project you're working on right now is maybe one of the most beloved projects you've ever done. >> my favorite thing that i've done and i do love "lucky hank" but let's talk about the book i wrote with my son and daughter, when they were little, we wrote this, so we would read books - >> what's zilot? >> it is a word my son made up, it is a blanket fort and he started calling it a zilot, and we said, where did you get that word i don't know so we started calling it a zilot

so it is poems that i wrote with my kids, so they would get in my lap and we would read books and we would write a poem. i kept some of them. there's aaron. there's aaron and me and then, you know, i put them on a shelf, because some of the poems were funny, and they had good ideas in them and then during the pandemic, my daughter is now an artist, she did the wonderful illustrations and my son wrote more poems and we re-wrote and fixed up all of those old poems that we wrote. >> you said this is the most important thing than your own memoir. >> it is the most important thing to me. it's my heart and my kids', too. >> you promise you will come back >> i would love to, please. >> catch bob odenkirk in "lucky hank" sunday night in amc, streaming on amc plus. sounds like a real win savannah over to you >> can't wait to see the children's book. coming up next, adriana brock is here with genius

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on "today's" table, a grocery store staple that comes in a variety of cuts, endless ways to

cook it. here to prove how easy it so to prepare a pork dinner, the author of "what's gaby cooking" and you can get all of the ingredients for this recipe by scanning that qr code on the screen i think it's safe to say many american household this is the one piece of meat that people are not putting enough in their rotation. >> people get nervous about it you said backstage that pork was rough going up. >> the '80s ruined it for anyone they were thin gray take a can of onion soup and had to be cooked to 165 degrees at that time. things have changed. >> you will love it. sew juicy. the key is butter and herbs. we're going to take bone-in pork chop, the bone is imperative for the flavor. >> why >> it adds the delicious juiciness and you take it off when you serve it we will season with salt and paprika and pepper >> flip it over. >> happy to.

>> i like to do this a half an hour before cooking. >> this is a great looking chop. is this one you can get at the normal market? >> yes, and i do love the bone in but if you don't have that available, fine. any kind of chop will work. >> let it sit for like 30 minutes. >> okay. >> this one has been sitting for 30 minutes i like all of the season to really like permeate the meat and it is going to go into a hot skillet and sizzle you want 120 degrees on the inside you ca stick a meat thermometer six to seven minutes per side. >> not dissimilar from a steak, it is much healthier is that safe to say? >> healthier and just as flavorful and cheaper. it i way less expensive it will cook for six or seven minutes on each side leave it there. >>let it go. >> this will be a thinly sliced onion. you all know the deal. put your fingers under and slice through. >> look at the bling when you are cutting the onions i should wear my sunglasses here while you're slicing

it is bright over here. >> i will throw in a little bit of butter. >> it's a more lean meat, though you need to hit it with some butter >> you need the fat. onions add sage, some thyme and rosemary, literally whatever you want you will cook the onions a little bit you're not trying to carmelize them and you're going to take, this tilt it and get that butter in there. and just baste it. >> look at that. >> how long would you do that for? >> a 14 minutes total. that is probably the last three or four minutes. nothing crazy. >> got it. >> and you come down here, i've already turned it off. >> i notice you cut it off the bone that's my favorite part. >> you are going to eat that part >> it is the best part >> it has all of the meat. >> i took it off so i didn't look like a crazy person coming in on camera and take your knife and slice it against the grain, as thin as

you want i like it on the thinner side. >> did you cook this whole thing for 16 minutes or bake it off to get it cook in the middle? >> six to seven minutes on each side. >> if we were looking for 145, let's guess, final temp, would you pull it off and let it rest >> 120 on the inside. >> take it off 116 >> because it will rise a little bit. >> nice and thin. >> yes >> then plate it up. you add theondons on top >> what are you going to do? >> brown butter. >> the onions are amazing. >> nice crust, too. >> well done. >> better than the 80s >> if you're at a steakhouse, go for the pork >> yes >> you could brine this. that would be incredible >> overnight >> an overnight brine? >> i can't imagine being more delicious than this here >> we want to get the ingredients and the recipe

scan the qr code, head over to today.com/whattocookthisweekend. >> and "today" earns a commission from purchases. you're back in the next hour what you are cooking >> another pork. >> we're leaning into pork today. >> stick around for that, folks. this one is going to make you feel like you're in the mediterranean. stick around for that. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks for all of the help in the segment. appreciate it. first a quick check of your local news and weather we are under a microclimate weather alert. we're starting to see heavier downpours moving through the bay area, san jose, redwood city. we have widespread rain throughout the entire region. it is expected to peak right around now, 9:00 a.m. to about

12:00 before the system almost moves out. then we'll get spotty rain chances. now the winds are beginning to howl. high wind warnings in effect through 11:00 p.m. tonight, gusty winds upwards of 50-plus miles per hour. we'll be in the 50s and 60s throughout. expect to keep that flood watch also in effect through tonight. this

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this morning, on the "third hour of today," major mess standstill. we're tracking all of it. plus, cash concerns. two of historic bank collapses in a matter of days. wall street on edge. so is main street. is your money safe? then, later, egot winner john legend live in studio 1-a. we'll catch up on his music, beautiful baby, and lots more. then, couple goals. holly robinson