>> mid-70s, but we'll change over to some more seasonable weather starting tomorrow with gusty winds throughout the day. >> all right. good stuff there. a nice start to our monday morning. that's what's happening on "today in the bay." we want to remind you that we stream 24/7 and you can follow us on social for news as it breaks. >> it's going to be a nice day. get out and enjoy it if you can. make sure you go to work if you have to, though. the "today" show is coming up good monday morning. the battle over abortion rights intensifying this morning. >> major decision hanging in the balance. it's april 10th. this is "today." in limbo the fate of a widely-used abortion pill up in the air after competing rulings fromal e

federal judges one halting fda approval, the te market. will the supreme court settle it once and for all? we'll have the top secret. growing fallout over the leak of classified government documents posted online exposing national security secrets. the worst breach of its kind in a decade. this morning the race to figure out who is behind it and why. weather warmup. much of the nation set to enjoy soaring temperatures this week stretching from the southeast all the way to new england. your full forecast and where the records will fall just ahead. stepping out, a first for the royal family as prince louie makes his easter debut and the palace releases new details on the king's coronation, including the crown set to be worn by charles and camilla. we're live in london. those stories, plus masters

class. jon rahm storms back to win the green jacket. while injury forces tiger woods to withdraw. >> that is not easy to see. >> leading to new questions about his future. and amateur sam bennett beaming after his dazzling debut. >> playing the masters on sun, that's what every golfer dreams of. >> an inside look at the highs and the lows, from a wild weekend at augusta. and hopping to it. a time honored tradition at the white house this morning. the annual easter egg roll, and al is there live today monday, april 10th, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: 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 is 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. nice to have you with us bright and early monday morning. hope you had a beautiful easter weekend. it is still going for one person and a lucky group of kids. >> yeah. al roker is at the white house. this is part of al's tradition. he is kicking off the festivities. we will check in with al a little bit later. first let's get to our top story, the intensifying showdown about abortion rights. roe v. wade turnover left it up to the states if abortions are legal. a federal judge has now issued a ruling that would halt the use of a commonly used abortion pill nationwide. this is a case that could rise all the way to the supreme court. nbc's senior legal correspondent laura jarrett is here with the latest. laura, good morning. >> good morning to you. for weeks many wondered how that judge in texas would rule in the most significant case on abortion since roe was overturned. but that judge wasn't the only

federal court that had something to say about a pill that's been on the market for 23 years. >> reporter: two judges will differing decisions. leaving the fate of a widely used abortion pill in jeopardy this morning. a federal judge invalidated the fda's approval, but has given the biden administration a week to appeal. >> the scientific judgments of the medical experts and those who did all the clinical research is now being questioned, second guessed, by one judge in one state in one court. >> reporter: at the same time, a different federal judge in washington state ordering the fda to keep the drug on the market. but that decision only applies to the 17 blue states and washington, d.c. that sued over it. someone like britney house now worried about access to the pill in the blue states. >> i had the opportunity to do this from the comfort of my home. >> reporter: britney had just graduated from howard university in d.c. when she got pregnant in the summer of 2012.

she used mifeprexone and worries that other won't be able to access it as easily. the texas decision a clear victory for anti-abortion advocates. but most lawmakers stayed silent on the ruling. the justice department worked swiftly to appeal the decision.n but some democratic lawmakers say that's not enough, calling on the biden administration to ignore the judge's order the secretary of health and human services not ruling anything out >> are you taking it off the table that you will recommend the fda ignore a ban >> everything is on the table. >> laura, we'll talk about that in a moment. but first the supreme court. i mean, generally the court will take a case when there is a conflict in the lower courts, and there is a conflict here. >> yeah, you have a direct conflict because of the washington state order of course, that only applies to those 17 states. but in those 17 plus the district of columbia states you have a directly conflicting order because of the texas ruling so the fda will say how are we

supposed to possibly comply with both i think that's why many ar expecting it to go to the supreme court quickly. >> i was going to say, can they fast track it? >> yeah, they could. they could go straight to the supreme court. that's just a strategic call for the justice department. >> we heard the health and human services secretary say could the fda just ignore a court's ruling he said everything is on the table. that's rather astonishing for any government to suggest it might just ignore a court ruling you go up and your litigate your piece in the courts. you don't ignore the courts. >> i was surprised to hear him say that, especially since the justice department already filed a notice of appeal if the fifth circuit doesn't, there have been some legal scholars out there saying the fda could ignore the ruling. but does the biden administration want to be in that position after criticizing the trump administration for years saying they don't follow the rule of law? >> yeah. it would set a precedent that could be disturbing as we go along.

thank you very much. another major story. the growing fallout from wha could be the biggest u.s. intelligence brief in a decade a trove of documents posted online that appeared to detail and exposed national secrets on everything from the war in ukraine to china to the middle east nbc's justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian is here with the latest how did these documents wind up online >> good morning, hoda. as officials scramble to identify the source of the leak, these documents look like pentagon briefing slides, and they include a lot of sensitive reporting from the cia and other intelligence agencies, including some labeled "top secret." most are about the russia-ukraine war there is intelligence about iran and israel, south korea and france believe it or not, the open source intelligence agency says one of the first place these documents appeared was on a video game chat server, of all places, devoted to the online

sensation minecraft. the pentagon said last night that the documents appear to contain sensitive and highly classified information they stood up in interagency effort to assess the impact on national security. the images we have seen look like photos of printouts but that itself could be a head fake to disguise how they were stolen >> why don't you put this in perspective to us? how damaging is this to the united states? what kind of damage control is the government in right now? >> look, this breach has been deeply embarrassing for the united states because it fuels perceptions around the world that our spy agencies just can't keep secrets on the intelligence gathering front the markings show that a lot of the information came from communications intercepts and other digital spying work. any exposure of that is considered really harmful because our adversaries, such as russia, might be able to figure out where it came from and shut it down. the justice department will be looking into whether this was a hack, a leak, a russian spying

operation or some combination of the three. hoda >> all right, ken. a lot of work to be done thank you. we move to escalating tensions and growing violence in the middle east. israel striking targets over the weekend. following rare rocket fire from the neighbor at the same time, the u.s. navy moving to deploy an attack submarine to the region. raf sanchez is in tel-aviv for us this morning. good morning >> reporter: savannah, good morning. it's been days of relentless violence across the holy land, to tel-aviv where friday night there was a deadly car ramming attack right here on the city promenad promenade. this morning in israel a wary calm after an easter weekend tainted by violence. police say an attacker rammed his car into civilians in tel-aviv, killing an italian tourist. while israel bombed targets in syria in response to rocket fire the u.s. sending a nuclear attack submarine to the region,

calling it a deterrent to iran across the holy land, funerals first for a palestinian man shot by israeli troops and then two israeli sisters from a west bank settlement killed by a palestinian gunman on friday their devastated father forced to deliver to eulogy for his children pope francis calling for peace talks in a climate of trust and mutual respect amid the violence, we head to the flash point palestinian city of jeanine where israeli troop and palestinian militants fight gun battles in the streets we're here to see martyrs of the brigade. this man gives his name as father of the fighter. we're here in the refugee camp to defend our people, he says. this is our right under international law. israel says men like this are terrorists they say they're defending their homeland, and the guns they're using to do it with are made in

the united states. the west bank is awash with american guns supplied to israel and then stolen or sold to palestinians this week a palestinian gunman killed two israeli sisters unarmed. what are you saying this you are saying a palestinian man witnessing every day occupations against our people, he says. we consider it a normal action an eye for an eye with no end to the bloodshed. and we met those gunmen in the northern west bank in the same area today there will be a major protest march put on by israeli is the settlers and far right members of the israeli government which may be yet another spark for conflict >> thank you here at home a fatal police shooting in akron, ohio is back in the headlines set to begin a hearing on the death of 25-year-old jalen walker

it will decide if any of the eight officers involved will be criminally charged city officials are taking steps to guard against any possible unrest jesse, what do we expect today >> reporter: good morning. this special grand jury selection comes after a more than nine-month investigation into walker's death. you mentioned the 25-year-old was shot according to officials 46 times in an incident involving 8 police officers who are now all on administrative duty police have said that there was a car chase, a shot came from the suspect's vehicle, then a foot pursuit and then finally walker was shot and killed officials have also said that a gun was found in his vehicle as you mention, this is a proceeding about figuring out if any of the officers could face trial. 7 of the 9 special grand jurors that are impanelled will have to decide if they feel there is probable cause, then an indictment could be issued and then we could see a trial for any or all of the officers

involved. hoda >> yeah. we remember the protests from last summer. what kind of security preps are underway >> reporter: yeah. you can see fencing around the courthouse here. there is a demonstration zone that has been designated for people to be able to express free speech and protest in the street without worrying about traffic. this community did face unrest after this incident in june of last year, so we have seen people with windows boarded up here as well but an emphasis from officials they are hoping these demonstrations will be peaceful. hoda >> thank you. more to get to this morning, including new developments on the expulsion of the two tennessee state lawmakers for protesting for stricter gun laws officials in nashville are expected to vote to reinstate one of them today. kathy park has the details on this this morning. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we're expecting to see another round of political fireworks

here in nashville as we wait t see what happened to those ousted state representatives they have vowed to get back to work now we're just hours away from a critical vote for one of them. this morning, two expelled tennessee lawmakers are fighting back, determined to be reinstated. >> this moment where our democracy is at stake. >> reporter: today the national nashville metro council could vote to reappoint justin jones in a special meeting they want the representative to reclaim the seat in the tennessee legislature. >> the tennessee house republicans attempt to crucify democracy as it resurrected a movement by our young people. to restore democracy >> reporter: officials plan to hold their own discussions on reappointment wednesday afternoon. but pearson saying his distric faces potential retaliation if he gets reappointed. >> i have already heard that people in the state legislature in nashville are threatening our shelby county commissioners to not reappoint me or they will

take away funding. >> reporter: if not reappointed, they will hold the interim position until a special section is jones rallying for stricter gun control measures on the house floor, a move the republican majority called a breach o decorum and house rules. following the political showdown, only johnson held on to her seat by one vote. >> it might have to do with the color of our skin. >> reporter: republican lawmakers say this was not about race but pearson says there is a history of tension within the tennessee general assembly and felt targeted ever since he was elected. >> it has also been a toxic work environment to work in the state capitol. when you have people who make comments about hanging you on a tree and hanging black people on a tree as a form of capital punishment. >> reporter: as the nation watched the political fall-out in nashville, vice president harris made a surprise visit praising the lawmakers for their actions. >> it wasn't about the three of these leaders. it was about who they were representing it's about whose voices they

were channelling >> reporter: now, if justin jones is reappointed by the nashville metro council later on today, the political battle isn't over the special election comes next, and a date has not yet been set. meanwhile we are expecting another round of rallies right before that vote >> all right thanks, kathy. 7:15 time for our first check of the weather. al is not in the studio with us. he is on the road. he's at the white house for the annual easter egg roll. hey, al. >> and looking snazzy. >> thank you very much happy day after easter to you guys and to you as well at home. this is one of my favorite events of the year the annual easter egg roll here. on the south lawn of the white house. 145 years that they have been doing this since president rutherford b. hayes. 30,000 hard boiled eggs an these commemorative wooden eggs with the first lady and president's signature on them

and commander and willow, their dog's signatures and paws on them as well awfully cool let's take a look. it is a little chilly here this morning here in the northeast. we have 33 million people under frost advisories, freeze warnings right now temperatures in the 30s and low 40s from pittsburgh, down to asheville, raleigh and norfolk. guess what big changes coming for much of the country. a huge ridge of high pressure builds from coast to coast milder weather on tap. highs this week 15 to 30 degrees above average. look at these temperatures dozens of record highs expected over the next several days for today, we're looking at 78 in boise, 90 los angeles, 72 in st. louis, 70 in cincinnati. tomorrow that warmth moves east. new york city going to be 75 degrees. that's 15 degrees above average. dodge city 82. sioux falls near 80. and look at late this week are you ready for 80 in boston on friday? how about 83 in new york city? here in d.c. flirting with 90 degrees and 70s as you get into

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weather for this time of year, and it also continues with afternoon, 30,000 kids will be rolling hard boiled easter eggs. guess what just off camera, there is a huge vat of mayonnaise and paprika, soo we will be making a lot of egg salad. >> yum >> i hope the white house didn't have hoda's easter egg boiling recipe. >> we won't -- no. let's not resurface. >> she taught me how to hard boil an egg. yolks everywhere >> i thought i knew the right time. >> main takeaway is neither one of us knows how to boil an egg coming up, speaking of easter, the royal family in their easter finery looking forward to next month's coronation, of course. molly hunter is in london for us hi, molly. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right we saw almost the whole royal

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you. that's right. really special to see the wales out there with their children. hoping for better weather come may. more details about what exactly king charles' coronation will look like. take a look. the royal family gathered for easter sunday, the first since queen elizabeth's passing. all decked out in blue. kate, the princess of wales, hand in hand with our four, almost five-year-old son louie. george in a suit looking very grown up. and charlotte offering a little wave to the crowd. after easter services, the palace releasing new details about the coronation of king charles. >> i think many aspects of the coronation are designed to reflect what sort of king charles wants to be. >> reporter: the invitations going out listing his wife camilla as queen instead of queen consort for the first time. we have learned there will be two processions. first the king's procession.

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>> a lot of rain, too. kaylee hartung was right on the course for it all. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we dried out here after a whole lot of rain for an absolutely fantastic masters sunday it did start with an early withdrawal from tiger woods. after a marathon of 30 holes played yesterday, it is jon rahm who is taking home the green jacket what started as an easter sunday showdown between jon rahm and brooks koepka quickly became a run-away for rahm. >> rahm wins the masters marathon. >> reporter: spectacular final round took him from trailing by

led most of the tournament. 4 to finishing 1 koepka, a liv tour player, that led most of the tournament the new world number one clinching his first major championship. >> never thought i was going to cry by winning a golf tournament, but i got very close on that 18th hole. >> reporter: the victory capping off a masters that went through the rough. including a near disaster in the gallery during the second round when three trees fell dangerously close to patrons near the 17th tee box. no one was injured, but it forced augusta national to suspend play tough weather conditions taking a toll on tiger woods. the five-time masters winner visibly limping across the soggy grounds by the third round as hopes for a roaring comeback were silenced. >> well, that is not easy to see. it is a real struggle right now for him to even walk >> for tiger woods, i think it is tough to stomach for him to be dead last in the field by the

time he withdrew that is definitely a gut punch for him. >> reporter: woods tweeting. the foot injury comes two year after that car accident badly injured his right leg. woods was reflective. >> 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. >> reporter: as one legend left the course, a historic run by amateur sam bennett had fans rooting for a long shot. the texas a&m senior in third place after 36 holes his impressive game inspired by the words of his late father mark, don't wait to do something. who passed away last year from early onset alzheimer's. >> i got it tattooed on my left forearm so i see it every time i'm gripping the club. >> reporter: the 23-year-old savoring an emotional walk up to the 18th green on sunday, not waiting to do something few

others have. really a remarkable showing by sam bennett here at augusta. i was on 16 yesterday, guys, as he played it everyone was on their feet cheering for him then just after finishing the masters last night, he headed back to college station to a hero's welcome there get this today he is expected to play in texas a&m's aggie invitational and he will carry his own bag. back to reality again, guys. >> he is a sweetheart at the masters this year. what about tiger, though what are people saying about what could be next for him >> reporter: yeah. so, guys, this really is the biggest question in golf people seem to think it is very unlikely we will see him with that foot injury actually playing in the next major. that is the pag championship next month maybe there is a chance at the u.s. open in june. but we have seen too many comebacks from this guy to count him out. nobody doubts the resilience and the will he has to fight. so we'll see >> thank you so much. all right. 7:43, a check of the weather

al is spending the moment there in washington, d.c. at the annual white house easter egg roll hey, al! >> hey we've got some friends with us here we've got the bunny family we've got papa bunny, mama bunny and bunny jr you hear chirping in the background this is really cool. they actually have audible eggs for kids looking for those easter eggs for kids who are sight impaired so you can hear that beeping that's really nice and really inclusive. just some of the 30,000 eggs that will be rolled on the south lawn of the white house here the weather is gorgeous, but down through the gulf, maybe not so much over the next 72 hours we have showers and thunderstorms firing up through central and southern florida today that moisture moves in from the atlantic. got a marginal flood risk from miami to jacksonville. then as we move into the week, you are going to see this

surface low developing in the gulf of mexico, so rain and storms advance into the northwest, bringing heavy rain into miami some places picking up to 3 inches of rain that's what's going on around good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to reach into the mid-70s for our inland areas today. really nice weather, but it's going to be cooling down starting tomorrow. the winds will pick up, we'll even see a couple of spotty showers near the coastline. else where it's dry and it's going to continue to be dry with the winds still gusty on wednesday, and then sunshine for thursday and friday, and anoth is egg-ucation we are going to be talking about that do you like it there are plenty of egg puns here that's the best one yet. we will be talking about that coming up in the next half hour. >> all right.

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a pair of rulings anticipated. they're in conflict. >> yeah. really the mirror image of each other. the judge in texas basically saying that the fda went about it the wrong way and when it approved this pill 23 years ago, it basically ignored safety concerns that's what the judge in texas says the judge in washington state, exact same jurisdiction and same federal authority, is saying the opposite and ordering the fda to maintain the status quo. what is the justice department supposed to do that's why many expect this is on a fast track to the supreme court because they cannot comply with both at the same time. >> that's the classic jurisdiction for the supreme court to rule if courts are in disagreement but it's very confusing because if you are in a state where abortion is legal -- >> right. >> -- does that mean you can still use this abortion pill if necessary? >> well, that will be under dispute as of friday if that texas judge's order goes

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70s today and sunshine. tomorrow we'll get more clouds and wind as a cold front comes in and we're also going to see temperatures come down to the upper 60s, which is about normal this time of year. we'll see more seasonable weather into the weekend. san francisco will see some >> and that is your latest weather. we're here on the balcony of the blue room. overlooking the white house south lawn and we are honored to have the president, joe biden and dr. jill biden. >> happy easter. >> how was your easter >> it was great. we went up to camp david and we had the whole family getting bigger and bigger, grandkids and kids we had an easter egg roll. no, we did not roll. it was a hunt. i get up at 7:00 and hide i think a total of 38 eggs >> yes. >> some of them the little plastic and they put little prizes in the eggs and everybody gets engaged. >> they love it.

>> in fact, the theme this year, egg-ucation. egg-ucation. >> don't you love the name you know i'm a teacher that's what we theme this year's easter egg roll. we have science. i know you love science. and we took one of our eggs and we sent it up to the international space station in february so we could teach kids about -- >> it's rolling around. >> yeah. we could teach kids about gravity. so learning can be fun anywhere you are. so we have all kinds of educational activities here at the white house. >> 30,000 kids coming. 30,000. >> that's a lot of kids. >> a lot of kids a lot of kids. >> we just finished. we had passover, easter, ramadan. what's the message you and dr. biden have for our nation? >> reach out to somebody do something nice, just a simple act of kindness. i mean, it is not complicated. it is amazing what happens open the door for someone. you know, pick up something they

dropped. move and say hello i really mean it i just think we're gotten much too tense as a nation. i think we have to be a little more open. >> a lot more kindness. >> yeah, absolutely. so this is a fantastic event, one of my favorite of the year i was just wondering, mr. president, will you be taking part in the easter egg rolls after 2024 >> i plan on at least three or four more easter egg rolls maybe five. >> maybe five. >> maybe six what the hell? i don't know. >> are you saying that you would be taking part in our upcoming election in 2024 >> i'll either roll an egg or be the guy that's pushing them out. >> help a brother out. make some news for me. >> i plan on running, al, but we're not prepared to announce it yet. >> all right it is so nice. thank you for having us. >> good to be here. >> have fun today. >> tell your camera man to put down the camera and get some of

those easter eggs. >> we will afterwards, we will make an egg salad. guys, back to ow >> chief white house correspondent al roker getting the scoop from the president and dr. biden, thank you for being with us. >> that was great. >> really helped a brother out. >> of course he did. >> i'm in for carson this morning. taylor swift and her boyfriend already apparently have broken up after six years of dating after she is traveling the country for her tour jacob soboroff is joining us now. some fans think she hinted about the split during one of her shows. good morning. >> oh, sheneille, i am on this for you and all the swifties in my life. to hear they called it quits after what seemed like a fairy tale ending is getting her fans all riled up. check this out

>> it's all! >> the split for swift english actor split. ♪ bye ♪ lover >> the two first became public about their relationship in 2017 and since then kept details private. only getting glimpses of their love story in her music. her song lavender haze is about dodging rumors for six years in order to protect their relationship ♪ >> then in 2020, alwyn went from muse to co-writer. under a pseudonym. they collaborated on a number of songs during the pandemic. including tracks in "folklore. swift giving her boyfriend a shout-out on stage. >> joe, who is the first person that i play every single song that i write and i had the best

time writing songs with you in quarantine. >> always talking about the process in an interview with apple music's zain lowe. >> we just really love sad songs. what can i say >> her fans continue to read between the lines wondering if she hinted at the break-up weeks ago during her show in texas. >> we played a new song. did you like it? when she notably swapped out her opening track to a sadder song about heartbreak "the one. ♪ we were something ♪ ♪ don't you think so ♪ >> all right here is the deal we reached out to both swift and alwyn's teams but we haven't heard back yet she is scheduled to perform this week in tampa. if you really want to get down there and see if she has anything to say. >> i don't think there will be any tickets available, but i can try. thank you. speaking of taylor swift, she landed on "the new york

times" recent round-up of po culture moments over the covid era. the newspaper published a list of 17 things that captured our country's attention throughout the pandemic so for swift, it was that july 2020 album "folklore." it was the compilation of three original albums she released since 2020 with hits like "betty" and "cardigan" debututed at numbmbee on the billboard charts. meanwhwhile, tv shshows really n the gambit who could forget "tiger king." you're laughing. did you watch it >> i watched it, yeah. >> but the list shows realit dating show "love the blind" and all those inspiring baking programs >> yeah. >> she, too. for their top 17 lastly, the internet in terms of endless scrolling. gen z might have been addicted to t tiktok. but for folks of a different generation -- i think mine - became obsessed with browsing houses on zillow

next up, martha stewart had a pair of surprising guests stop by ahead of a holiday weekend. take a look at this pic. this is pete davidson and his girlfriend martha writing in the caption, they were out looking at our beautiful town of bedford. i showed them around the farm and inside the winter house where the easter bunnies were getting ready for sunday, adding, quote, they're a very cute couple. she has just an interesting group of friends, acquaintances. martha always has the tea with the davidson's dating life you might remember last year she posted this snap this is with kim and pete. then she called in to "popstart" to give us the deets. i forgot about that. you can count on martha for the inside scoop apparently. >> so they're buddies? hey, i'm in town. >> can i swing by? why not? > we have a set of reded nos we have e a special l red nose y anannouncementnt are e you ready?y? the annunual campaigign kicks o

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>> because we were all for the very first time. it is so hard to imagine all those years ago all of a sudden we were just looking at our families. >> over and over and over. >> that was one of the things i thought. don't you think? >> for me it was the silver lining to have that time. i know for others it felt like a lot. but i think you're right i think we haven't really processed all of the things, you know. >> it also feels like such a long time. when you are looking at the taylor swift album and talking about the cooking shows and all that and "tiger king," oh, my gosh, i was in a dark place. i was binge watching "tiger king". >> like eating junk food feels good at the time we did like law school class reunion on zoom. we were doing zoom >> sure! >> we were doing zoom. zoom, i never knew zoom was a thing before the pandemic. >> happy hours, remember those >> oh, yeah. i love it. oh, mr. roker, what you got? >> hey i got -- i've got there is

gritty we've got grover over here and we're getting some more characters over here besides me, we have the president, the nationals it's going to be fabulous. so much more coming up here from the south lawn we got minions coming. >> spectacular do you remember when nick went there all those years ago? >> yeah. i know nick had a great time. each one of my kids has been here for the white house and it's just been -- it's one of my favorite times of the year. >> you are surrounded by philadelphia, by the way you have phillies. >> i got gritty. >> he's twerking >> the good news is, they're quiet mascots. >> all right, al. >> thank you, al that was fun. >> all right, cool so much fun. still ahead, it is money-saving monday.

steph ruhle has all of the last-minute tax filing tips you need coming up after a check of your local news and weather.

good morning to you. 8:26. i want to move you forward on the covid front. stanford makes a major change in vaccination requirements. people no longer need to vaccinate to be on campus.

the university will strongly recommend getting the vaccine as well as booster shots. the requirement will remain in effect for anyone working at stanford health care settings in line with federal guidance. time to get a look at the forecast. >> the nice weather from the weekend continues today. it is nice and sunny. in dublin, we're headed for the mid 70s. reaching 77 in san jose as well as los gatos and 71 in hayward and movoto. san francisco will be in the mid 60s. temperatures cool starting tomorrow. we may also see mist and drizzle near the coastline. elsewhere it's partly cloudy and windy with highs in the upper 60s. those upper 60s starting tomorrow and through the rest of the week is typical for this time in april. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes.

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come on! >> yes look, it's your dream. who wants to be on today >> me! >> what's your name? >> ella. >> guess what, ella. you're on "today." >> beautiful, all right. >> she needs a new dream >> inside studio 1a, we've got a star we have john leguizama can't wait to talk about his new series he's crisscrossing the country to celebrate latin america all across america >> i had a chance to watch that show it is incredible actually very, very, very good then from cleansers to makeup to sunscreen, allure's jessica ruhle is here with the products her team finishes to the very last drop. that's how good they are then we are going car shopping in our "consumer confidential. how to save money, whether you are buying or leasing and even cut down on your insurance bill. >> a lot of people need that all that ahead

but first let's head back to the white house for a check on your weather. >> we got all the characters here we got the presidents. we got snoopy, astronaut snoopy, charlie brown. blue grover is back there we got the minions over there saying hi to some kids it is just a great time here getting ready for the -- kids are already rolling some of those 30,000 eggs, which will be -- they will be going on into late this afternoon. but it is a gorgeous day a beautiful, perfect day temperatures are warming up. let's show you what we've got for the week ahead oh, i love it. all those mascots. good times the week ahead, a mild day here in the northeast florida rain down south. sunshine plains all the way into the southwest with above average highs. tuesday unseasonably warm. great lakes, mid-mississippi and ohio river valleys, heavy rain along the gulf record highs through the plains.

toward the end of the week, it will be soggy in the southeast with record warmth in the northeast. look for rain and snow through the plains and plenty of sunshine out west. that's what's going on around good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. enjoy time outside today. it's going to be really nice, feeling like spring and the sunshine continues. tomorrow we have a cold front coming in that will bring about gusty winds and more clouds. we may even have some drizzle near the coastline. inland we reach the upper 60s and the gusty winds continue until wednesday. for the rest of the week, hey, guys. coming up in our third hour, the little mermaid herself will be joining us yeah, pretty exciting. look at that. >> love it love that. that's great. >> love it >> love it >> love it

>> al is living his best life. >> he's a character and he's surrounded by characters. >> we've got a mother-daughter trip where are you guys from? >> louisiana. >> no, we're from dallas. >> louisiana and look at this little one. >> aw! >> what is today >> it's my birthday. >> and what's your name? >> penelope. >> penelope. she's four happy birthday >> princess penelope coming up next on our money-saving money series, some much needed help if you waited to file your taxes there are eight days left. steph ruhle is here to walk us through tips to boost those returns. but first, it's "today" on nbc returns. returns. tu

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a friendly reminder. tax day is just over a week away april 18th if you have yet to file, guess what stephanie ruhle is here with some smart last-minute tips and tricks some could actually boost your refund good morning. >> let's do it. >> when you talk about taxes, we feel better. everyone loves talking about taxes. >> eight days to go. >> i know. it is so sexy. let's talk about where in the tax filing process we can save the most money. >> okay. you know this, but you have to actually do it, right? deductions, credits and deductions are the best way you are going to do it what are the most popular ones a portion of your mortgage the interest you pay, you can get a deduction there. how about going green? home improvements you do to make your house more energy efficient. if you decide to get an electric vehicle, you could get a bonus everybody likes a little credit. you have to remember to put it when you file, that expanded child tax credit if you are a parent out there, i want you to get that credit. >> credit comes right off the top of your bill.

>> correct. >> better than a deduction, even those are the ones everyone knows. what about these off the beaten path these credits and deductions >> i think this screen still going to be here. >> well, i followed you. >> sorry sorry. other credits and deductions, these are really important because we don't know. how about when you go to the doctor i want you to save that receipt because depending on what your income is, if you have a qualified medical expense and it's 7.5% of your adjusted gross income, you can deduct that. you are going, what in the world are you talking about? let's say you make $40,000 and you have a $10,000 medical expense, you could potentially deduct $7,000. >> big medical expenses? >> you have to qualify depending on how much you make how about if you go on vacation and you combine it with a business trip? right? three days and tack on a few days >> sounds like audit city. >> not necessarily i would say talk to a tax professional about how you are

going to pull off a business expense and the travel associated with that the last one really important. let's say you are in the service. right? you are in reserve you are in the national guard and they ask you to travel more than 100 miles and you didn't get to expense that part of it it was unreimbursed. you get to expense that travel, possibly your meals. i want to make sure you get that this is an important last one. everyone goes, i have been doing work from home can i write it off that is if you work or yourself and/or you have a side hustle business and you have a dedicated area in your house, not like your kitchen table, yes, you can write that off. >> you can, but there is a lot of fine print there. don't get cute side hustle deductions. >> during the pandemic, you were just talking about it, all the things people were doing, starting businesses. if you got a side hustle, there are deductions for you if you are using your car, you might be able to deduct miles. anything associated with your business, shipping, websites you

are using, your home internet, supplies, the insurance. if you are self-insured, your medical, your dental but just make sure that's if you work on your own if you suddenly work for a big, giant company going, i need to shift nothing. i will write it off. that's a no. >> is that it? >> oh. i thought i was here. >> okay. >> eitc, this is really important. this is for folks that are making less than $73,000 -- excuse me, $59,000 a year. you might be able to get a tax credit depending on how big your family is. go to irs.gov. go to their calculator and figure how much you are eligible could be up to $7,000. really important. >> now you can talk to hoda. >> let's talk long game. a lot of people save money for education or they save money for retirement there is tax money there >> there are tax advantages, right? your 529 college savings, right? if you put that money aside now and you take it out later, specifically for education, you're not going to pay taxes on it remember your health savings

account. of course i always talk to you guys about this, your iras and retirement accounts. young people especially. i don't want to think about retirement do it. we always talk about how much we have to pay to the government. these are tax advantage strategies i want you to take them. >> come back here. this is the last panel some people can file for free. i like how you mosey. >> i'm trying to make it exciting i wish i was giving you an egg salad recipe after easter. >> okay. let's talk about how you can get some free help. >> okay. everybody can file for free. it doesn't cost anything to file however, if you make less than $73,000 a year, i want you to go to the irs website and there is actually guided help it is there to help you do it. it's really hard for anyone going, i don't want to deal with my taxes, don't do it go to the website today because i don't want it to be april

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talk. to share those moments >> to meet people. >> yeah. we live for that moment, for that connection. >> all right here is something you will easily get addicted to cuban pastries. >> you know this is one of my favorites in the whole entire planet. >> really? really >> smells good. >> before we kick this off, this interview off, i mean, is this cafecito. >> i know. i will give it a taste test. >> here we go. here is one for you. >> i will be bouncing off-the-wall in a sec. >> what? are you trying to poison me. >> they did it right they just put in a little too much sugar it's sweet. >> okay. so wait. so this is a project that you -- you went for immediately what is the goal here? are you trying to, you know, i

don't know, change people's perceptions who may think a certain way? what are you trying to do exactly? >> this is the first of its kind, which is ridiculous because we are the oldest and largest ethnic group in america and there's never been a show about our culture. so this is the first, which is ridiculous but here i am. i'm going around the country looking for latin excellence, you know forcing them to take a sip and i just want to -- i'm trying to find all my artists, all my politicians. latin excellence all over america. i went to six cities, new york, d.c., chicago, l.a., puerto rico and miami and it was a blast. >> and, hoda, what you end up doing is you learn a lot i learned a lot even about my own community. you laugh. you cry. and you really get to enjoy what's great about latinos in america and how they contribute.

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in this country -- i'm in new york city which is where 35% of the population compared to white, but it's like the apartheid. how many journalists in "the new york times," daily news, new yorker, new york magazine, i don't see our names or our stories being told in the way they should be told. l.a., hollywood, 50% latino. and how many executives are latino that's a cultural apartheid. you know that's what's happening. >> and the show is serious, but also very funny. >> you're dancing in every part of it. >> you can't stop me from dancing. i'm an old guy but -- >> there is a segment where you guys go to l.a. and he's having spicy food with george lopez at that taco joint. >> yeah. >> talk about this >> yeah. i was crying my mouth was on fire i was trying not to show that it

was really burning i was trying to think of a joke. these don't take my latino card away. >> you do a great job. doing what you do. al interviewing. being on the other side of the coin i thought you were great at it. >> thank you thank you. >> it is really cool you learn about the food what are these >> they are guava in it. >> usually they cut these in half. >> it is nice and big and freshly baked. they're one of my favorite. >> so good. >> come on that's a 10. >> you killed it with this. >> john leguizamo, premiers sunday night 10:00 eastern. >> a big chunk of guava. >> you can stream it on peacock. great job. all right. savannah, over to you. >> what was in that coffee that's what i want to know a lot of sugar. coming up, which products does a beauty expert use until the last drop? allure's editor-in-chief is here with award winning mascara, skin care products and more favorites. favorites. but first, t we are grocery outlet

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>> a makeup rage on tiktok they're cream to powder, so it is really creamy when you put it on, it just blends out and it's powerful color. you can just layer this on more and more until you get the level of blush that you like. >> would you put it on with a sponge or a brush? >> i like to use my finger because the warmth from your hands warms it up and puts a good spread on it. this is the way i like to use this and it lasts, which is a lot to say for blush. >> i like this brand i have never seen these eye shadows before. >> this is a just a sec eyeshadow from jones road. this is bobby brown's second makeup line. we loved her from the '90s she's back again doing this makeup this is another one to use your finger this is a favorite of mine, actually i just use a little bit and wash it over my lids. the thing about eyeshadow is i'm not good at it i wear glasses for a reason. using this is so easy. it is foolproof. you cannot mess it up. >> okay.

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you get that full experience of this jelly cleanser. it's great it has shea butter in it it's really moisturizing not drying like some gel cleansers can be this does not do that. >> okay, cool. i like the yellow bottle, too. >> keeping with cleansers for face, this has acid in it. this is great for those who have acne and really, you know, our team loves this because it can be used three times a week and it doesn't dry her out and she has sensitive skin. it is a cleanser not just a toner >> also you can use it right after your wash your face. >> all right wash with this tone with that >> exactly three times a week >> we have 20 seconds left lay it on me. >> this is our inky list this is our one to watch seal. and this sunscreen you might want to take a look on there

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