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this is "today." indictment unsealed. new details on the arrest and arraignment of the former president, accused of faking business records to cover up multiple sex scandals to sway the 2016 election. >> a scheme to buy and suppress negative information to help mr. trump's chance to win the election. >> lashing out again at the prosecution and the judge. >> i never thought anything like this could happen in america. >> will the case ever go to trial? and how will it impact the 2024 race? we'll have the latest and mr. trump's attorney with us live. breaking overnight -- >> oh, my god! >> tornadoes rip through the midwest. the risk of more storms unfolding this morning. tens of millions on alert from texas to the northeast. al is tracking it all. in the line of duty.

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roles. we'll take you live to london today, wednesday, april 5th, 2003. from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." it's wednesday morning. so glad to have you along with us. >> we are watching the storms posing a major threat to the midwest and the south. al has the forecast and what will surely be a busy day weather-wise in a bit. we will start with donald trump. he's back in florida where he addressed a roomful of reporters last night. laying into the judge and district attorney who oversaw his arraignment yesterday. >> trump pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts in a case related to alleged hush money payments. these images the only ones released from inside the courthouse.

>> this morning a lot of questions remain about the case against the former president and the impacts on the next presidential race. we'll have it all covered. let's get started with nbc's garrett haake. he's at the d.a.'s office in manhattan. good morning to you. >> reporter: mr. trump himself described the day as surreal, a former commander-in-chief becoming a criminal defendant in new york city. then heading back to florida where he fired back at the prosecutor and the judge overseeing it. for the first time in u.s. history, a former president is now a criminal defendant, after pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. donald trump rallying supporters at his mar-a-lago estate last night, lashing out at both the district attorney -- >> the criminal is the district attorney. >> reporter: and the judge

presiding over the case. >> i have a trump hating judge with a trump hating wife and family. >> reporter: after requested both sides were requested to refrain from conduct that has the potential to incite violence, create unrest or jeopardize the safety of any individuals. while mr. trump was surrendering to authorities in manhattan on tuesday, a source with direct knowledge tells nbc news the former president was very somber, very quiet and not his usual self. after he was processed, a stone faced mr. trump entered the courtroom. prosecutors say mr. trump's actions were part of a lawful plan to identify and suppress negative information that could have undermined his 2016 campaign. >> these are felony crimes in new york state, no matter who you are. >> reporter: the d.a.'s case centered around hush money payments that michael cohen says

he made to stormy daniels in 2016 on behalf of mr. trump to conceal an affair the former president denies. the indictment also references hush money payments to karen mcdougal who alleged an affair with mr. trump in the early 2000s. and a $30,000 payment to a former trump tower doorman who prosecutors allege claim to have a story about a child trump had out of wedlock. both allegations trump denied. falsifying business records is normally a misdemeanor. but what legal experts say can be a gamble, the district attorney bragg charged it as a felony. >> this will not be a fast process. the attorneys have months to

work through discovery, tentatively scheduling it for early december. despite the costs and security concerning around such a hearing, he expects mr. trump to be there. >> thank you. we're joined by one of mr. trupl's attorneys, joe c >> good morning, savannah. >> what was your first reaction to it? what was the former president's reaction >> i mean, where are the underlying charges the indictment did not list what these charges are. these false business record entries, which are not false, are misdemeanor counts statute of limitations is long gone the only way to make this a felony is to cobble together a couple misdemeanors, but the indictment doesn't list what the other crime is. it was a little disappointing. a little bit of a relief to see that indictment, but we're ready

to move. >> the da said we have had available to the office additional evidence. are you aware of what that might be >> there is no new evidence. that's been -- i'd like to hear him articulate what that is, but there is no new evidence i have read the statement of facts. it is exactly what we talked about, exactly what the federal prosecutors of manhattan turned down years ago, it is what the federal election committee said. there is no fec violation here it is exactly what cy vance, the former prosecutor in that office turned down three years ago. there's no new evidence. this is just rehashing a zombie case. >> the sec took no action because it was paralyzed essentially. two democratic commissioners wanted to move forward and three republican commissioners did not. they were at an impasse, were they not they did not weigh in on the merit.

>> they actually did the chairman bradley smith has been on every news violation saying there is no violation for this to be a federal election law violation, what has to happen is the payments had to be made. not like john edwards or hillary clinton's campaign issues. this was from personal funds for it to be a violation of federal campaign law, it has to be made irrespective of the campaign if it was made irrespective of the campaign, there is no fec violation. >> let me ask you about that i understand the argument. you're saying, look, this can't be essentially a campaign contribution because he wanted to make the story go away for his own reason, maybe so melania doesn't find out maybe something like that. if that's the case, if this is on the up and up why did he pay michael cohen back in installments pursuant to a retainer for legal services that prosecutors say did not exist? >> michael cohen invoiced him in

installments he upped it from 130 to plus $140,000 >> yeah. but with the knowledge of the trump organization and the cfo if it is all up and up, why doesn't he just write a check and be done with it? >> he did write a check. he wrote several checks. that's how payments are made it was a massive amount of money for a lawyer, especially a lawyer that doesn't do anything. and he wound up making those payments in installments savannah, that is not alleged to be a crime or a problem. if he wanted to cover this up, he could have paid for it in cash, as michael cohen once suggested on a recording, and trump said, absolutely not, we need a record of this. the fact of the matter is -- >> just to be clear, i'm just curious about this donald trump acknowledges authorizing these payments that is not a fact in dispute in this case. >> of course he eventually authorized the payments. he also acknowledged he didn't know about the settlement before -- he found out about it at a later point. understand this, michael cohen

arranged that with stormy daniels attorney michael cohen took out a home equity loan to finance the settlement, and he signed the settlement agreement donald trump's name is not on that settlement agreement. >> the judge, he said, i'm not going to issue a gag order he said nothing even close to it but then he said i would encourage counsel on both sides, people speak to your witnesses, speak to your clients and everybody else they need to and refrain them from making conducts or engaging in conduct that, among other things, has the potential to jeopardize the safety of any individual did you do what the judge asked you to do and advise him to knock it off >> president trump heard the judge. he's not done anything to try to incite violence. clearly yesterday it was an insane scene outside, but there was no violence. he didn't call for violence. he didn't call for anything. the reason the judge didn't admonish him or post a gag order because he didn't do anything that would have incited

violence that's the key inciting violence, not protesting you know the boston tea party thing? that's fine, as long as there is no violence to it. >> yeah, i'm reading it. it is very particular. last night trump again, after he heard his words, he talks about the trump hating judge mentions the judge's wife and sister, goes after the prosecutor the judge said something that could jeopardize the safety of any individual donald trump knows his followers are devout. >> how can you take those words and say that jeopardized the welfare and safety of individuals? a fact written on the daily mail, the largest publication in the world where they uncovered the fact that some of the judge's family members work for vice president harris. i mean, that's a relevant fact here it is not an attack on the judge or certainly his family. no one is suggesting that anything should happen to the judge or his family. and president trump's comments did not in any way, shape or form insight violence against

the judge or anybody else. or form. >> this works for him politically. they raised boat loads of cash in the short-term at least you are a lawyer would it be better if he stopped criticizing the judge and the judge's family do you wish? like if you could waive a magic wand and he couldn't do that >> savannah, i am laser-focused on the legal case. i'm not his pr consultant. when i took this case on to represent the president, i knew who the president was. he is someone that is vocal. he speaks his mind sometimes there is no filter it's direct. but that's him and that's his methodology and his style, and it got him into the white house. so it is not for me to tell him how to act of course he is going to comply with the judge's rulings and the law, and he has, by the way. that's why the judge didn't come close to giving the gag order yesterday or even admonishing him. i understand what you are saying, but there is no issue here yesterday was actually an incredibly peaceful day.

insane but peaceful. that was thanks to the secret service, the nypd, the court officers' union. it was amazing for a day that was insane, it was pretty smooth. >> final question, yes or no, do you feel like you can get a fair jury in manhattan? >> i feel that we're not going to get to a jury, savannah after seeing the indictment and knowing what the law is regarding federal election campaigning, i don't think we're getting close to a verdict this case will fall on its merits on legal challenges well before we get to a jury. if we get to a jury, i think any person whether they are on the right or opposed to trump, we

will see it for what it is it is something that this country never did before and hopefully will never do again. >> always good to talk to you. thank you so much. appreciate it. all right. how could mr. trump's indictment impact the 2024 presidential race kristin welker is here with that part of the story. >> good morning to you former president trump has been defiant in the face of this indictment one person close to him tells me this is a tough time for the president and, quote, these next few days will hurt from mar-a-lago to washington and beyond, galvanizing support for president trump, despite the three dozen felony charges he's now facing he plans to make this a focal point in his bid for re-election. >> the only crime i committed is so fearlessly defend our nation from those that seek to destroy it. >> reporter: the trump campaign turning the former president's legal challenges into a fund-raising opportunity, even adding this fake mug shot t-shirt to the official campaign merchandise.

conservative congresswoman marjorie taylor greene drowned out by protesters after making the trek to new york to support the former president kevin mccarthy casting the charges as purely political. >> it is really sad when you have different forms of justice. >> reporter: senator mitt romney who voted to impeach mr. trump twice and called him unfit for office saying the manhattan d.a. stretched felony charges in order to fit a political agenda. and even 2024 rivals expressing concern. >> this is a political prosecution. i think it will be divide america in a way not good for our republic. >> reporter: some celebrated the news tweeting out hallelujah and karma. there was a muted response from the white house. >> we are not going to comment we are not going to interfere. >> reporter: mr. trump showing

no signs of backing down. >> there is a very dark cloud over our beloved country i have no doubt, nevertheless, that we will make america great again. >> reporter: and prosecutors asked the judge to set the next trial for january, about a month before the iowa caucuses right before the gop is heating up >> stakes are high let's turn to laura jarett we have seen the indictment now. we have more information about the legal theory underpinning the case now we're starting to see some of the arguments that will be marshalled on both sides. >> and there are certainly many arguments trump's attorneys will make to try to get this dismissed. it is interesting he continues to make this argument that the funds were really there to protect his family from embarrassment when now the d.a. is offering a mountain of evidence suggesting this was about trying to bury bad stories before the election, including the conversation with cohen, but

not just cohen, the former publisher of "the enquirer". he figures intensely in all of this but there are other arguments trying to get this dismissed, attacking the fact the indictment itself doesn't spell out what the actual second crime was, which they need to bump it up to a felony. >> there's also the question of whether there is the intent to defraud. it's a legal term. there is a lot for the lawyers to sink their teeth into before this ever sees a trial we will see how it develops, laura. standby. don't move thank you. all right, guys. also breaking overnight, a new outbreak of severe weather it's in the midwest and the south. a rope shaped tornado touched down yesterday as parts of the state saw quickly forming funnel clouds that tornado touched down near the quad cities. 100 miles an hour ripped through buildings. hours earlier, by the way,

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crowned alongside king charles may 6th at westminster abbie this morning with almost a month to go before the coronation, a new portrait unveiled of the king and queen consort and this first glimpse at the royal invitation, a hand painted watercolor perhaps most surprising, that invite refers to king charles' wife simply as queen camilla. >> 50 years ago people would not have imagined that camilla would be being crowned against king charles. she will be called queen camilla. she is having a crown put on her head. >> reporter: the king and queen consort choosing family an close friends to pay a central role at westminster abbie, including charles' grandson nine-year-old prince george, the oldest son of prince william and princess kate. camilla's grandchildren will

also take part. >> traditionally the children or grandchildren of the monarch haven't had a role in the coronation charles was simply an onlooker at his mother's coronationer a the queen herself was an onlooker at her father's coronation it is very touching and tells us rather a lot that this is, to use a modern expression, a blended family. >> reporter: in a statement, president biden congratulating the king but won't be there for the event saying firirst lady jl bideden looks foforward to a atg on b behalf of t the united d ss the coco nation wiwill be muchch smaller than queen elizabeth's the palace says 2,000 will be invited to see king charles and queen camilla crowned. after a successful state visit

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is cherishing every minute >> does it ever cross your mind this could be the last time? >> yes, it has i don't know how many more i have in me if there is one golf course i can't come back like last year, it's here. >> reporter: tiger shocked the golf world a year ago, making a remarkable return to augusta national after a 2021 car crash nearly killed him and badly injured his right leg. >> the difficulty for me will be the walking going forward. it is what it is i wish it could be easier. >> expectations are as muted for him as they ever have been but always in the back of your mind he's someone that has denied the odds time and time again. >> reporter: the 47-year-old played just three tournaments and last year's masters. his personal life in turmoil his ex-girlfriend filing a $30 million lawsuit against his trust in october alleging after they broke up, he locked her out of his florida mansion where she

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any surprise exits by the casts. for nearly five years, the epic drama drawing people in, becoming one of the biggest hits on television. but now the show seems to be moving into uncharted territory with new questions about who will return to the series and when the drama playing out behind the scenes the main cast, including kevin kostner, along with the show creator, were noticeably absent during a scheduled appearance. >> a half an hour before the event was to start, they said, he's a no show. >> reporter: amid speculation about kostner's future on "yellowstone" an executive said he's confident the 68-year-old will continue with the show. >> he's not saying how much he will be involved, will he be starring on the show, who knows. at this point it is anybody's guess. after the mid-season finale in january, new episodes were supposed to start airing this summer but reproduction has yet to begin. back in february, rumors first swirled about kostner's potential exit from the series

sources saying the actor was having scheduling conflicts with the show at the time saying in a payment kevin kostner is a big part of "yellowstone". >> i think it is safe to say the foot is on the gas. >> yep. >> and we're not slowing down. >> you're a cowboy today. >> reporter: since debuting, "yellowstone" gained a massive following. with a record 12.1 million viewers, the "yellowstone" universe expanding, drawing in helen mirren and harris ford in the latest sequel 1923. >> have you figured out the dutton family tree, and can you explain it to us. >> reporter: and now another newly announced spin-off in the works with matthew mcconaughey.

>> i know how you feel. >> reporter: still, fans say, no one will be able to replace "yellowstone"'s original star. >> we reached out for comments we haven't heard anything back yet. a paramount executive says they will be announcing the next season soon. meanwhile, there has been a lot of hype surrounding the new spin-off with matthew mcconaughey. some folks are saying if costner doesn't return, will you keep watching >> yes, i will i have watched the prequel, the sequel, whatever i'm there. >> you are the number one viewer. >> i am. >> if you haven't seen the show, you can catch it on -- >> paramount. >> oh, my god. i just got fired peacock! i watched them on peacock. >> are you ready to leave? where are you going to go? are you pulling a costner? >> i think i just got fired for screwing that up >> it's a network that begins with p.

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including fingerprinting, a stone faced mr. trump entered the courtroom. prosecutors say mr. trump's actions were part ofmer preside. earlier this morning, one of trump's lawyers down played the case to savannah. >> after seeing that indictment and knowing what the law is regarding federal election campaigning, i don't think we're close. >> reporter: casting the charges as purely political. >> it is really sad when you have different forms of justice. >> reporter: some vocal critics questioning the case against

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suspect. investigators revealing more about what was uncovered in the shooter's home. kathy park joins us from nashville. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. authorities say the 28-year-old suspect acted alone and planned last week's attacks for month. for the first time we're hearing from the responding officers that entered the building putting our own lives on the li these heroic national police officers jumping into action, racing toward the sound of gunfire last week as the school came under attack. now for the first time, we're hearing in their own words how they stopped the shooters. >> noticed all the glass to the door had been shot out and saw shell casings on the ground so i immediately made entry >> reporter: this detective was among the first to rush in the officers crediting a staff member for giving them a key to get in the school quickly. >> i need three.

let's go >> not knowing what i was walking into, i went through that door with purpose. >> reporter: within minutes they cleared each classroom until their training was put to the ultimate test. >> once we started hearing the shots, that's when everything kicked into overdrive for us. >> reporter: police say the 28-year-old suspect fired 152 rounds, killing six people, including three children those victims now honored at a growing memorial outside the school one of tennessee's deadliest school shootings, marked by horror. >> you don't understand, so scared my children are in the building, ma'am. >> reporter: and courage >> right, right, right. >> totally proud of them for what they did. >> reporter: and it is not just the officers being recognized for their quick response, but the teachers who recently had active shooter training. they were able to pull kids out

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we are back at 8:14. jenna is here and chanel is here we're celebrating something special. >> we're all honored to be momentary caretakers of this case there is an important milestone we celebrated. 70th anniversary. >> good morning, everyone. >> welcome to "today"! >> in your neck of the woods. >> happy birthday! good morning >> the "today show" is a national treasure. it started in 1952 and was really ground breaking in its time >> special events to keep people in touch with the world. >> barbara walters here this morning. >> then someone named barbara walters came along. >> good morning.

>> well, good morning, barbara. >> barbara walters, the jane paulies, the merediths, they blew the doors open. >> i know what one candidate said i'm katie couric. >> willard was my inspiration. >> all right >> when i was growing up, there were not a lot of people that looked like me on network television and then there was bryant gumbel. >> barriers are down in east germany this morning. >> "the today show" was always on in the daley household when i was a kid. >> these are really important moments in our history, and people remember who shared that news with them >> the president of the united states is dead. >> dr. martin luther king died violently last night in memphis, tennessee. >> how long is it going to take to rebuild notre dame?

>> we pride ourselves on the ability to turn on a dime. "today show" for 70 years has been right there at the epicenter of pop culture. >> when are you getting married? >> well, the name of the movie is "star wars. >> you rock it >> i think everyone that started the project in black and white would be astonished and amazed, and i hope they would be proud. >> thank you good-bye until tomorrow morning. >> wow we are all so proud to be here and continue this beautiful tradition every day. and joining us now is jeffrey jones, a professor of media studies at the university of georgia. and importantly for this conversation, the executive director of the peabody awards we don't just sit around and pat

ourselves on the back every day. but we have an exciting announcement we will let you take it away. >> good morning. i am happy to announce the "today" show, in celebration o your 70 years on the air has upon a peabody award this year first morning show to have won a peabody award. it is an institutional award, meaning we like to recognize the lasting impact that your programming has had and its effect on the popular imagination. >> well, i feel like this show is in such good company because the people who have won peabodys before range from everything from "60 minutes". >> we give 30 awards every year to programming, but often institutions "60 minutes," sesame street, programs that have made an impact on american culture and for 70 years, this show has been on the air.

as the clip showed, interviews with presidents and been narrators for the american public in the morning of major events in u.s. history,s from assassination of jfk to 9/11, et cetera. >> you get an emmy, but you treasure a peabody what is it about the peabody award that makes it so special. >> we were formed in 1940 at the university of georgia but before television existed it was radio broadcasting at the time it was for excellence in broadcasting for stories that matter in particular, how do stories shape society and how -- how is it important for us as citizens, not just consumers and entertainers other awards in media are often

about the craft award, best director, best writer. does this story as ate sevens help us make sense of our world? >> savannah said this institution has been here for 70 years. there are also a bunch of people that work tirelessly with us they're outside on our plaza they're the hard-working producers. we got people in our control room who have been here for many years. 20, 30 years have been working on this show >> it's true when you say it is an institution, it is in every sense. it takes hundreds of people to get this show on the air for hours. >> including our bureaus all over. >> the thing we all take pride in to receive such an amazing honor is we all care so much about the institution and know we just get to have a little piece of it. >> we're caretakers. >> for a little while. >> yeah. many amazing journalists have

come through here. care katie curic not to forget jane paulie, barbara walters. >> yes. >> so you are in a long line of amazing -- >> can't forget our meredith. >> that's right. >> all right well, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >> congratulations look forward to celebrating with you. >> we have to get in our steps today, don't we? >> happy wednesday >> exactly it is like the stanley cup >> thank you. >> mr. roker good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures will reach into the low 60s. another cool day but at times nice and sunny. tomorrow we start to see more clouds moving in even though our valley temperatures warm up a few more degrees. we will see rain in the forecast on friday, especially during the morning, and then as we go into saturday the rain will be tapering off. looking at that easter forecast, it looks perfect. upper 60s, low 70s, a

and that is your latest weather. going to be hard to beat that. >> now it is time for your peabody award winning segment "popstart. we will get to barbie. grab your tiny, plastic heels, everybody. barbie land is here. the new video revealing a first look at the many barbies and kens about to hit the big screen. >> hi, barbie! >> hi, ken >> hey, barbie >> hi, barbie! >> hey, barbie >> hi, barbie! >> hi, ken. >> hi, ken ♪ >> i thought i might stay over tonight. >> why >> because we're girlfriend and boyfriend. >> to do what?

>> i'm actually not sure >> we'll see where this goes the visuals are there. like what happens for two hours? that's going to be great new addition to the trailer there. barbie dropped a slew of fun posters. these will break down the a-list cast of characters if you are in the market, barbie hits movie theaters in july. kelly clarkson dropped a quick teaser for her upcoming single. it called "mine. here's a quick listen. ♪ someone's gonna show you hard can be you ♪ >> it comes from her upcoming album "chemistry." you can stream that new song on friday april 14th. next up, carol burnett celebrating her 90th birthday in the latest cover of "people" magazine she takes a look back at her

iconic career, like that famous "gone with the wind" sketch. plus she oefp opened u telling "people" magazine, quote, just that i made people laugh, made them feel good when they might have been done. in my fan mail many people say it is the only time the family might get together to watch. at times they were lonesome and cheered up by our show, that's a good feeling we will try to keep the party going here on nbc. you can watch the big birthday special, 90 years of laughter and love airs here on april 26th looking forward to that. it is a big part of our peabody award. next up, shrek have you missed this dynamic duo? >> absolutely. >> it's going to be fun. we can stay up late. swapping manly stories, and then in the morning, i'm making waffles! >> well, those buddies might reunite soon

"shrek 5" is in the works. in an interview, it wa revealed he's eager to see the franchise's original cast which includes mike myers, cameron diaz and eddie murphy. "puss in boots" did well at the box office. finally jonas brothers start spreading the news they love new york yesterday the brothers announcing a schedule to play an epic concert at yankee stadium in august. they revealed plans to play the hits from all five of their chart topping albums each night they focused on one album at a time. the fans said they have been dreaming about this concert for a long time, but maybe not as long as we have been dreaming about their return to the plaza. >> yes >> live here on "today." you can watch friday, may 12th as we kick off our summer concert series jonas brothers head to today.com/concerts. straight ahead, before they

kick off their big summer tour next week, "little big town" is right here oh, we call you the house band, guys we love you so much. we think you're family hope you feel the same they will have a live performance for us first t a check ofof your locacs and weatheher and thesese messas ♪ ♪ good morning. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. happening today, students in san francisco plan to walk out of class, all in an effort to

advocate for gun safety. the group, students demand action, organizing today's national demonstration. the anti-gun violence organization was formed following a mass shooting at a school in parkland, florida. today's walk-out begins at noon along sacramento street near ucsf laurel heights campus and it comes more than a week after pa mass shooting at a nashville school where year olds and three staff members were killed. kari hall with what to expect today. temperatures have been chillily and today we will reach into the low 0s and tomorrow clouds will be back. we will get ready for rain friday, especially during the morning, off hadn't after-and shores moving through. looking at the easter forecast, it looks really nice. temperatures in the upper 60s, even low 70s in spots. we will see that continue into early next week. after some showers move through, especially the north bay on

monday, it will be cooler for middle of the next week. marcus. >> thanks, kari. we will have another news up we will have another news up date for

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>> new tonight show starring jimmy fallon on nbc. look at all of our lovely friends on the plaza look, look look awe. >> it took her ten years to get here, and you made it. >> from montgomery, alabama. >> you should have driven instead of walked. >> all right we got a lot of friends outside. we have friends inside, too. "little big town" there performing for us live it is a classic that you won't see coming, but you will love. >> you will love it. >> we love getting book recommendations. who better to give them than these two. a new novel, nonfiction and more you will want to add to your shelves. ahead on the third hour, we want to get you ready for the busy spring real estate season

simple fixes we can make now for buyers and the experts to bring with you on those tours to help you save but before all that, we got some exciting news to get you ready for the paris games in 2024, the olympics. >> that is right the olympic committee is unveiling team usa house for the first time ever, it will be open to fans. it is the perfect -- >> it is a little fixer upper. >> you can cheer on the u.s. athletes. >> wow >> oh, my gosh >> how about that little crib? do your cribs' episode in that. >> that's amazing. >> go to today.com a reminder, you can catch the paris olympics next summer. >> all right let's show you what we've got going on out there as far as your weather is concerned. look ahead and we will show you the risk of severe weather tornado watches east of dallas all the way off in southern illinois severe thunderstorm watches into chicago, and we may see tornado

watches extended up to the north. we have the risk of severe weather. 62 million people. strong tornadoes possible. damages hail and that hatched area from champagne to indianapolis, we're looking for the risk of ef-2 tornadoes. record highs to the east to the southea good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is such a beautiful day as you look out the window. you step outside and we are back to feeling like winter, and our temperatures today will only be a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday, reaching 62 in dublin and fremont and low 60s for the north bay while san francisco will be in the 50s for today. as we go through the forecast we are looking at milder weather information the inland areas, and get hey, don't forget, you can stream all four hours of "today"

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in a century when easter falls at the same time as passover and ramadan. >> richard engel is just back from a recent trip to jerusalem. wow. this does not happen every day. >> it does not i was over in the middle east covering the news, and then there was a bit of a lull. i thought this is an unusual occurrence we have these three faiths all coming together because of an overlap in the calendar. ramadan, the muslim holy month, moves back every year. so it is a rotating schedule this year we have a religious convergence, and nowhere is that more on display than in jerusalem. a city of faith, especially now. a convergence of eastern and western calendars that only happen three times a century has caused the holy days of the three great faiths of the city to overlap hundreds of thousands of muslims drawn to the old city.

eager to reach the mosque during ramadan. nearby, jews renew their connection to the promise land as passover begins this week steps away is the christian quarter where holy week is in full swing it's easter season now, so christian pilgrims are coming from every nation to visit one church, this church, the holiest church in the entire world let's go inside. the church embodies easter like nowhere else built around the very places where christians believe jesus was crucified, buried and rose again. the arch bishop has served here since 1991 where are we going first

>> we are going up to where christ was crucified. >> the crucifixion site. >> this is where the cross of jesus christ stood. >> can we touch it >> you can put your hand inside. >> that's a great privilege. >> after the crucifixion, they put the blood of christ in here. >> so people still now are rubbing their rosaries or just their hands on the stone where jesus' body was washed in order to receive a blessing from it. the last stop on our tour is jesus' tomb.

this is perhaps the most special place in jerusalem, certainly for the christian community. this is the tomb. >> exactly exactly. the place where the christ was buried and resurrected >> do you still have a unique feeling when you come into this place? >> of course this is the center of our religion. >> three faiths offering their prayers at the same time in one small city >> wow, that's great. >> uh-huh. >> so i'm back and you saw that stone where jesus' body was prepared for burial and how people were putting objects and their own jewelry there. there is also oils they put on it so i did the same thing for all of you. >> oh, wow. >> they sell these actual rosaries in the church and i put them on. even if you are not a person of faith or even if you are not christian, i think objects of real spiritual value have a universal appeal

everyone can use it. i know you have had serious back problems and your daughter had a health care. i know you are a person of faith. i brought a photograph of the rosary on the stone. >> that's so thoughtful! >> especially at this time of the year. >> thank you so much. >> wow well, coming up next, we will help you read more this spring the best-selling authors with us this morning but, first, this is "today" on nbc.

we're back 8:42 spring has sprung with a pair of new york times best selling authors. both of our buddies, our reading buddies. let's start with fiction okay

you have a great find. this is an aubgoctopus story. >> yes it is a debut. it is for anyone who felt a little lost or stuck in life she is estranged from her mother she's just going through a break-up her dad went missing when she was a teen the only thing keeping her afloat is her relationship with a giant octopus. when that octopus is sold to the highest bidder, she must look at her past and her trauma and find her way through healing. >> what about you, isaac >> i have "how to con. this is an incredible surrealists. it takes southern gothic but it twists it. it is also a debut it is fantastic. on a funeral job at aagnolia, taking a creepy job as a model at a funeral parlor on a plantation there is a lot of grief in this book and different ways we deal with it. but i love the writing the writing is sharp, sharp, sharp. this is a masterpiece. you don't want to miss it. >> all right

i'm sold how about your non-fiction >> "life on delay. it's by john hendrickson an incredible profile about joe biden's stutter. he studies his own stutter and the way it affected his life it gets into schoolyard bullying and sometimes at home bullying he goes in his past to interview people to figure out what happened and how it led to this life of not just written words but public speaking. he's an incredible storyteller you will root for john every page i love it. >> what was your choice? >> this is a mémoire written by an acclaimed poet. it is beautifully written. you want to read and re-read the sentences. it starts with a heart wrenching breakup. and through her mass disability, she looks at her relationships, her trauma and her past through

redemptions. it's really powerful >> we always do an author's pick this is a bonus. >> monica, this is for you if you are looking to laugh outa loud every single line is laugh out loud funny we're following a protagonist who has basically just gotten through a divorce, and he continues to make a parade of messy, messy mistakes. she was the writer for "schitt's creek," so you know you will get the funny. >> we call that "s" creek. >> it's funny. it's dirty it is. it's dirty, but it's funny it's fantastic. >> can you top that one? >> yeah. "great reclamation," a sweeping historical fiction that takes us back in time the details, you can taste it, you can smell it it's set in the 20th century and it follows colonialism, coming of age.

but at its heart, it is a deep and powerful love story. >> you have children's books. >> jessica love, just let me shout-out, fantastic book about ramblers and feeling small in the universe but feeling okay about that check it out. >> and "you are here," a set of interconnected airports at an airport. >> is it a ya book >> yes. >> young adult for those of us literary types. >> oh yeah thank you to both of you our work is cut out for us for summer reading if you want more on the books and bonus picks for kids go to today.com/books. >> we have a treat we have "little big town." the grammy winners will be live. they're taking on a beloved hit. i have not heard you sing this before, but it is going to be a great one. great one. but firsrst, this isis "today"

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