championship run. >> here's a live outside chase center where fans will gather tomorrow for a watch party. they tip off game one in sacramento. former warrior's assistant coach mike brown has the kings looking sharp. they grabbed the third seed in the western conference. but they did take three or four regular season games from the kings this year. let's go. >> yeah, let's go. nice forecast too. >> it's going to be a beautiful weekend around the bay area. inland as temperatures reach up to about 70. >> sounds good. that's what's happening today in the bay. >> we'll see you good friday morning. an arrest in the biggest u.s. intelligence leak in a decade. >> what we're learning this morning about the suspect and the secrets exposed. this is april 14th

this is "today." the 21-year-old air national guard member arrested by armed fbi agents at his mother's home set to face a federal judge today. >> this was a deliberate criminal act. >> this morning the mounting questions. how did someone in a low level position have access to highly classified material? what the pentagon is saying this morning. breaking overnight, florida governor ron desantis banning most abortions after six weeks protests on the floor of the florida state house as dueling cases over the abortion pill come to a head in federal court. state of emergency parts of southern florida still underwater this morning. crews carrying out more rescues. a major airport there remainin closed in the wake of that thousand-year storm and even more rain on the way today. unanswered questions the suspect accused in the

mysterious stabbing death of a tech ceo in court today as police reveal the men knew each other. >> there is still more to delve into in terms of what the depth of that relationship was. >> an inside look into the investigation and search for a possible motive. those stories plus, travel boom airlines predicting a booming travel season. just ahead tips and tricks to save money when you book. and spring fever the heat wave rolls on, smashing decades olds records from chicago to boston. >> everybody is always in a good mood when the weather is nice. >> and al says those good vibes and warm temps aren't over yet today, friday, april 14th, 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. friday morning it's a hot one already. >> don't you like it >> i love it >> we left our jackets at home in new york, by the way. it is 65 degrees, and the temps are going up 65 right now in central park we have another day of record breaking heat on tap however, it is not all good news when it comes to the weather. >> yeah. sunshine in the northeast. but look at ft. lauderdale florida. they are still coping with the impact of more than two feet of rain falling in a matter of hours. roads, school, even the airport still closed there and mor rain is expected this afternoon. al has his table set this morning with lots of to cover. we begin with the growing fallout and demand for answers after the arrest of that 21-year-old air national guard member the suspected source behind one of the biggest u.s. intelligence leaks in decades. here is a live look from boston courthouse where he wil take his first appearance.

accused of leaking hundreds of pages of classified military intelligence in a chat room. nbc's chief white house corresponden kristin welker is on the story for us this morning. good morning. >> hi, savannah and hoda good morning to both of you. in just hours, the 21-year-old jack texas -- texiera will appear in that federal court in boston as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are demanding how this could have happened and what's being done to make sure it never does again. this morning the fall-out intensifying after the dramatic arrest after his home in massachusetts. with guns drawn, heavily armed federal agents took the national guardsman into custody thursday after the federal government has accused texiera of leaking hundreds of classified documents from the pentagon. >> they arrested him in connection with an investigation into an alleged removal, retention and transmission of classified national defense information.

>> reporter: texiera who was recently promoted to airman first class worked in the intelligence wing. "the washington post" was first to report he shared classified intelligence under the screen name of og it all unfolded on a gaming platform called discord. popular with young male video gamers and gun enthusiasts the post describes the suspected leaker as searching for companionship amid the isolation of the pandemic and spoke with an anonymous member of the chat room. >> i don't think there was a goal nor some sort of accomplishment he was looking for in sharing these documents of course, there was some anti-government sentiment. >> reporter: president biden weighed in from ireland in the hours before the arrest. >> i'm not concerned about the way he used it i'm concerned that it happened but there is nothing contemporaneous that i'm aware of that is of great consequence. >> reporter: it capped a frenzied week in which the leaked documents set off alarms across the globe

among the most damning reported revelations, the war i ukraine could last well into next year and the pentagon had doubts about ukraine's strength heading into this next phase also among the chief concerns, the leak exposing how the u.s. gathers intelligence abroad and the potential damage that may cause. now outraged lawmakers are vowing to investigate. >> if this stuff is authentic, it could change the dynamics on the battlefield. >> how this type of information could be out and not be found is inexcusable. >> reporter: the administration is also scrambling to reassure key allies including poland we pressed the prime minister. >> it is unfortunate, of course. but these things of course can happen. >> reporter: can poland trust the u.s. intelligence community? >> yes. >> now, merrick garland seemed to signal texiera could be charged under the espionage act. at minimum it could carry ten years in jail per document that's the possibly of hundreds of years behind bars if

convicted. >> a lot of people are asking this is a low-level airman how does he have access to this highly classified information? >> that is the question, savannah look it is still early in the investigation, but here is what we know. while his level of intelligence clearance is unclear, he worked in i.t. which gave him acces to a computer network that stored top secret information and would have given him the ability to read and print that information. the armed forces often entrusts their members with great responsibility at an early age but bottom line, all that is now under review >> thank you, kristin. breaking overnight, a new move tied to the nation's battle over abortion rights florida governor ron desantis signing a law banning the procedure in his state in almost all cases after just six weeks nbc legal correspondent laura jarrett has more on this good morning. >> good morning to you florida has been one of the last places where someone could

travel for an abortion in the south. now it has one of the more restrictive bans in the country. >> reporter: overnight, florida governor ron desantis signing a bill that would ban most abortions after six weeks. desantis quietly signing the law just after 11:00 p.m., posting only this photo on twitter a stark contrast to how he publicly celebrated a 15-week ban last spring. >> we are here today to defend those that can't defend themselves. >> reporter: unless blocked in the court, the move will shut off access in a state that sought 60% increase in women seeking abortion since roe was overturned known as the heartbeat protection act it makes exemptions for cases of human trafficking. >> have all members voted? >> reporter: anger erupting in the florida house over debate over the bill. protests and chaos before the republican dominated legislature passed it.

>> this is meant to divide us! >> reporter: democrats and critics slamming the law as extreme with the white house saying, it is out of step with the views of the vast majority of the people of florida and of all the united states. all this is the issue of abortion is taking center stage in the 2024 campaign with presidential hopefuls pressed on their positions. >> it is something i believe that is a place where you find a national limits no more. states can do less >> i think if we are looking a 15 weeks, what we need to understand is we are not okay with abortion up until the time of birth. >> reporter: meanwhile, a high stakes showdown will reach the supreme court over a widely used abortion pill. a federal appeals court blocked a texas ruling that invalidated the use of mifepristone bu moved back to make the drug easier to obtain her reck garland saying the justice department strongly

disagreed with the decision an will soon take the case to the nation's highest court. >> let's go back to florida. this ban, how soon could it take effect >> we know it won't be right away the current ban in florida is tied up in legal fights, so that has to get resolved before this can go into effect this isn't happening today it can take a while. >> thank you, laura. officials in richmond, virginia, say that massive fir burning for days at a plastics recycling plant has been fully put out. but many questions remain about that inferno, the health and safety of the residents nearby what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning. the mayor announcing overnight here that the fire has been fully extinguished ahead of schedule however, this morning, we are further back from ground zero than we were yesterday this morning members of our team approaching the site smelled, tasted and saw what they believed to be residue from the fire officials have sai

even with the fire out, they expect that smoke, soot and the smell of burning plastic could be circulating through thi community for days to come once again this morning, schools this morning are closed and the evacuation order within a half mile radius of ground zero remains in effect. officials say with the fire out, they can focus on air and water testing which will help them determine if and when that evacuation order can be lifted we're also now getting a closer look at the site itself. you can see what we're told is roughly 14 acres was reduced to rubble and officials have said that the six buildings at this facility were covered in plastic floor to ceiling. now there is finger pointing as to who is responsible for that mess the city's mayor blaming a business that occupied the facility for years it is unclear if that business was operating at this facility at time of the fire. and records show that the city actually took ownership of part

of this space last year. so there is this suggestion that possibly the city should have been responsible for the cleanup. this back and forth as we're waiting for more air testing results that could come out today. and those will hopefully give us a better idea of the health threats in this community. a lot of unanswered questions here that evacuation order is still in place, even with the fire fully extinguished, according to officials. savannah >> thank you, jesse. a lot more to get to, including extreme weather and that flood emergency in south florida. the city of fort lauderdale and its major airport brought to a stand still by a historic deluge while other parts of the country are facing record heat we have it all covered we will start with nbc's sam brock, who is in fort lauderdale for us. hey, sam >> reporter: good morning. just to sort of give you a frame

of reference, 20 to 25 inches of rain would be typical for a full day of a high end hurricane. that is what we just saw in fort lauderdale as you mentioned in seven hours. the odds of that happening on a random day in the dry season are 0.1% it is now a state of emergency in ft. lauderdale. both city, county and statewide. this is a neighborhood about two and a half miles from the airport. look at all the water down the street here. we are a good 36 hours removed from the main event itself, hoda there are still cars that se water 1 to 2 feet high the waters receded considerably from where they were yesterday it is still a problem. we heard from the mayor who said there were somewhere in the neighborhood of 900 calls through the morning seeking help that's the elderly, young kids as well, hoda. we spoke with our affiliate in miami who said he had taken kids out of the car window. the water reached to high levels of the door, pulled kids out of the window, put those children on his shoulder and back and walked through knee deep water just to get them out that gives you a sense of the n

urgency of the situation it is fairly remarkable to report there are still no fatalities despite how serious the situation is you mentioned the airport a second ago there are currently 600 people at these shelters. broward school district is the sixth largest in the country that is closed again on friday after county officials said there's somewhere in the neighborhood o $2 million worth of sustained damage yes, the airport is expected to open a few hours from now, some time this morning, but that's still in the air they have to conduct daylight inspections. there was so much water out there in the tarmac. there is concerns some of that could have gotten in the engine systems, the brakes. perhaps even punctured tired there is 230 cancellations this morning there were 600 plus yesterday. that's more than 800 in two days there is still a flood warning as we look around here for the rest of the day as scattered storms are expected this afternoon. it is not over yet this area is trying to breathe a

sigh of relief. but it is a ways to go >> the images behind you are stunning. watching people trying to struggle through the water sam brock for us, thank you. >> the other big part of the weather story is the recor shattering heat wave people across the country, while they're liking it so far after a long winter, unseasonably high temps. for some, it could be the hottest yet. nbc "news now" ancho joe fryer joins us from a sunny central park good morning >> reporter: savannah, good morning. we are not just talking about the 80s. the high temp yesterday here in central park actually hit 90 degrees, breaking a record set back in 1977, 46 years ago and we are not done yet. we are bracing for more temperatures well above average. not just here in new york but in the northeast and beyond instead of april showers -- >> today is absolutely beautiful. >> reporter: -- new york is getting a sunbath which stretched for one more day. >> super pumped that spring is

here in new york soaking in all the sun i can get. it is a nice change from the winter we've had. >> reporter: right now when we mention the 80s, we're not talking about the totally tubular decade we're talking about the temperature. which in new york yesterday was 29 degrees above average >> it's great to be out here to be with my friends. get to take the dog out. it's a really good day. >> reporter: on days like this, the park is the perfect place for a stroll pickleball is exclusively an outdoor sport. and ice cream seems to have a magnetic appeal. >> this is what we're waiting for. >> reporter: the summer-like weather stretches from the upper midwest to the northeast temperatures crossed 80 degrees for the first time this year in most of massachusetts. >> everybody is always in a good mood when the weather is nice. >> reporter: the heat even sent some bostonians to the shore early this year. >> summer is here early. she enjoys it. >> reporter: on thursday records were broken in dozens of cities, including baltimore and anyplace

while in chicago the high was 83 breaking a 135-year-old record in hartford, 92 degrees, making spring break feel like summer vacation. >> it feels like june. i will be disappointed monday when i go back to school. >> reporter: this april instead of spring fever, millions are getting a summer stunner >> we're ready for the summer now, yeah. >> reporter: the weather was so shocking yesterday, i was walking home through central park and i actually saw people taking refuge in the shade no worries we are eventually going to get back to norm alter tori. a reminder, the official start of summer by my count is still 68 degrees. >> oh, wow. >> well, apparently weather di not get that memo, joe al is here can we get some spring before we go to summer >> see, everybody is always complaining. >> no, we like it. >> i know you do and take a quick check what's going on around fort lauderdale. there are scattered showers that

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here is a fun one here at 30 rock guess what the roller rink is back. we'll have more on that in just a little bit it is so much fun when that thing is up and running. >> i was just thinking about that are you a big roller skater in the day >> yes i was thinking about roller skating in a speedo. >> i knew it you've done it to yourself >> i forgot it and hoda brought it up this morning i have pictures. >> okay, no. anyways, i will transition to the news here we will begin this half hour and turn now to san francisco where the man accused in that fatal stabbing of tech executive bob lee is scheduled to be arraigned. >> police say lee and hi suspected killer actually know each other a motive remains unclear this morning. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer is in san francisco for us good morning. >> reporter: guys, good morning. this is where police found bob lee after he called 911 fighting

for his life investigators say no man who stabbed the tech executive to death moments before bob lee was captured staggering down a san francisco street mortality wounded, police say this man stabbed the 43-year-old multiple times. the two tech executives acquaintances. >> chief, what can you tell me about the suspect and the victim's interactions prior to the murder? >> the evidence is that they knew each other and there is still more to delve into in terms of what the depth of that relationship was. >> reporter: the 38-year-old suspected expected in court later today was arrested during a thursday morning raid at his bay area live work loft. a self-described entrepreneur, momeni launched a tech company, "expand i.t. in 2010 was there some type of alternation they went into before the stabbing occurred >> not exactly

i can't disclose. >> reporter: the dailymail.com obtained this surveillance video of lee who appeared the try to wave down help at 2:35 a.m., tuesday, april 4th >> there is a male screaming help saying someone stabbed me and he is bleeding out. >> reporter: police would not say if lee identified his attacker when he called 911 or if the murder weapon was recovered. >> how long had you been looking at the suspect and tracking him? >> i don't have a specific timeline but i know our folks that were following evidence and eventually led to our suspect. >> reporter: a tech titan who created the mobile payment service, cash app, lee was a father of two who had recently moved from the city to miami his family saying bob loved being in san francisco, and san francisco loved bob. after his murder, the city vilified by many, including elon musk for being soft on crime and a haven for lawlessness.

>> reckless and irresponsible statements like those contained in mr. musk's tweet that assumed incorrect circumstances about mr. lee's death served to mislead the world and their perceptions of san francisco. >> reporter: as san francisco leaders fired back, they insist the tragedy that unfolded could have happened anywhere and now in a case that took the -- shook the city to its core, an arrest has been made. how confident are you in the strength of the evidence you do have that you have the right guy and you can make a conviction? >> absolutely confident. absolutely confident. >> confident but there are still so many questions. the public can't know everything, but do you expect to see and hear more evidence in the coming days, miguel? >> reporter: we do later today in court prosecutors should lay out more evidence they should find out the information they have. and some of that information could even point to a potential motive savannah >> all right miguel almaguer in san francisco.

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we were in 2019. hopper.com on airfares, up 18% this summer over 2019. so an average ticket in the united states will be averaging about $328 $528 if you are going to mexico. and if you are going to europe, about $1,100 top destinations in the u.s. new york city, of course then we have vegas, orlando and washington, d.c. by the way, this is a great city lots of free stuff to do if you want to bring the kids overseas, london, paris, tokyo and rome are the big international destinations by the way, we are talking about air fares up 8%. food is up 9%. over a year ago. lodging is up 8% and all of that will add to the total expense if you are going to be anywhere this summer. >> tom, i like how you say that. paris.

i didn't know you spoke fran-glish we have been talking about staffing shortages you covered this a lot could that impact the flight schedule will there be fewer flights going? >> reporter: yeah. the big problem last summer was they didn't have enough staff. they signed new agreements with pilots unions. they've got more pilots. they say that will increase and improve the efficiency overall but if you are going into new york city, guys, be aware. they have a problem with air traffic controllers in new york. so they asked airlines to trim their schedules into and out of new york so that means it may be a little more difficult to get in and out. not as many seats. that means airfares will be higher watch that big staffing problems overseas in europe especially a airports and at the airlines. >> all right, tom. thank you. let us turn to vicky now

what are the best ways to save on booking we saw the prices are high. >> yeah. vicky is here to save the dates or your destinations a lot of millennials and gen zs are looking into last-minute bookings which is great. before you book your round-trip, check and see if whether one way each way is cheaper because sometimes it is. >> oh, really? >> yes, it can be. so look on different airlines. kiwi.com is a great website for international travel tom was saying it was $1,100 for round-trip to europe check kiwi.com when it comes to avoiding flight delays and cancellations, try to book that first flight of the day. it can be painful to wake up early, but you are less likely to be delayed. avoid checking a bag if at all possible if you have a problem, get on the phone. and get in line. call the international number. you may get through to someone sooner that way. >> yeah. any tips for families? if you are traveling with the kids, maybe grandma wants to tag along. what are tips?

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memember accusused of leakaking hundrereds of pageges of classs documements and set to face a judge today. how did someone in a low level have access to highly classified material we're live with the latest then record setting. parts of southern florida still underwater this morning. crews still carrying out rescues with more rain on tap today. and millions nationwide experiencing summer-like highs >> summer is here early. she definitely enjoys it >> soaking up the sun as we head into the weekend al is tracking the highs and lows plus, ride of her life superstar peloton instructor leanne hainsby opening up on her personal health battle and how she says she is one of the lucky ones and how she is using he story to empower others. and best reunion ever. it is the news that has one direction fans going wild. rumors that the boy band is getting back together for one night only

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tom, it's been fun to have you here you know, the visuals have been more than we anticipated with your speedo talk. >> that was to make it memorable. >> we won't forget no, we will not. let's get right to your news at 8:00. the fbi has made an arrest that revealed secrets about the ukraine war among other items. the suspect, it turns out, is a 21-year-old member of the air national guard nbc's chief white house correspondent kristen welker joins us with the latest now good morning. >> hi, savannah. good morning to you. this morning lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are demanding answers about a 21-year-old air national guardsman could have pulled off one of the significant intelligence leaks in decades just hours, jack texeira will appear in a federal court in boston he was arrested in massachusetts thursday afternoon. the government has accused him of leaking hundreds of

classified documents from the pentagon he worked in it in the intelligence wing, which could have given him access to a computer network that scored top secret information according to "the washington post," he shared classified information on discord, which is popular with young male video gamers and gun enthusiasts it caps a frenzied week in which the leaked documents, many detail key information about russia's war in ukraine, set off alarms across the globe. notably, the pentagon signaled he could be charged under the espionage act. >> all right kristen, thank you very much. a top russian diplomat says moscow may be willing to discuss a possible prisoner swab for "the wall street journal" reporter however, he says no deal can be made until after a russian court delivers its verdict he was arrested last month accused of trying to obtain classified information about a

russian weapons factory. both the white house and "the wall street journal" deny those charges. on monday, the u.s. government elevated the case. back at home, record breaking rainfall is keeping first responders busy in south florida. as of last night, they rescued more than 600 people from floodwaters in the fot. lauderdale area where th governor declared a local state of emergency the airport remained closed overnight. meantime, spring temperatures ar soaring across the midwest and northeast. new york, chicago and minnesota. guess who is tracking it all mr. seersucker himself, mr. al roker. temperatures anywhere from 10 to 30 degrees above average 113 million of us will see temperatures above 15 degrees today. in fact, record highs possible from green bay, jamestown, and new york city. cleveland today 81 degrees minnesota 82 philadelphia looking at a high

of 85. near 90 in syracuse. records possible in syracuse, detroit, new york city again for the second day in a row. tomorrow those temperatures well above normal from burlington, milwaukee, lexington and baltimore. then temperatures do cool down a bit. we will see more seasonable temperatures boston by tuesday at 59. buffalo 46 on tuesday. pittsburgh from sunday 80 degrees. by tuesday, 51 guys >> all right, al thank you. turning now to sports and major news out of the nfl. dan snyder, the owner of the washington commanders, nearing a deal now to sell the team. and the reported price tag would set a record for the most expensive sports team purchased in u.s. history. ryan nobles is at the home of the commanders, fedex field. ryan, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you it does appear that the dan snyder era is over here in washington for long suffering fans of this club that has been mired in losing seasons and under a cloud

of controversy, the end cannot come soon enough this morning, washington commanders fans waking up to a potential new ownership. long-time and embattled owner dan snyder agreeing in principal to a $6 billion bid to sell the magic johnson who told craig earlier this month about his hopes for the team. >> nfl franchise. the pending winning bid came from a group including magic johnson who told craig earlier this month about his hopes for the team. >> i've gotten a ring in every sport, but i need a super bowl ring and i would love to be the own effort of the commanders. >> reporter: under snyder's stewardship, the team's image has imploded fueled by poor play on the field and accusations of a toxic work environment, as well as allegations of sexual harassment of team employees and cheerleaders fans rejoiced over the news. >> can't wait for new blood. new action >> reporter: lisa represents a group of the team's former employees.

>> i think it's finally some sense of accountability for what all of these women and men have suffered through. >> reporter: but snyder did everything he could to hold on attempting to reset the narrative by dropping the redskins nickname, criticized as racist against some native americans, in favor of the commanders, unveiling the new name here on "today." >> we are the commanders. >> reporter: it wasn't enough. soon fellow members of the tight knit fraternity of nfl started to break pressuring snider to put the team on the market banks is hoping the new ownership leads the change. >> we have had significant concerns with how the league has handled it i can only hope they have learned their lesson. >> reporter: and one of the big questions for this new ownership group is where the team will play this aging stadium behind me is something fans would like to see replaced many of them are hoping this new ownership group will build a new stadium back within the washington, d.c. limits. savannah >> all right, ryan

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all right. welcome back if you have ever gotten on a peloton bike, you see leanne. she is a joyful, bubbly person known for sparkle and bringing up great workouts. >> well, her fitness classes inspire people all around the world. now she's inspiring in a different way, sharing more about the personal health battle she's facing lee anne is right here we'll talk to her in a moment. first, more on her story >> whether you are in her class at peloton studios london. >> take it up. come on! >> or riding along from your own home, her positive outlook on life is clear. but last summer her life was turned upside down by an unsettling discovery. >> i felt what felt like a golf ball on the side of my left breast i knew immediately that it was breast cancer.

>> since she was only 34 and had no family history of breast cancer, her doctor was not concerned. >> she basically told me that it was a hormonal cyst and nothing to worry about >> but her anxiety continued to rise, so leanne decided to get a second opinion. >> she too said after a kind of initial assessment that there was nothing to worry about but because i was there she would do an ultrasound and a mammogram. >> those tests confirmed that she feared, it was breast cancer and it was aggressive. fiancée >> everything just stopped but hearing and my mom and fiancée get so upset was kind of a moment that i won't forget soon >> she started 12 weeks of chemotherapy and through it all, even on her toughest days, she continued teaching classes >> i wanted to have a moment in my day, a moment in my week where i felt like me

i didn't feel like a cancer patient. >> and now leanne is sharing her story with the world writing nobody wants to be sat in a room and told they have cancer. and yet, i have always felt one of the lucky ones, finding the sparkle in a dark time inspiring others both on and off the bike and we're so delighted to have you with us, leanne. good morning. >> good morning. wow. that is crazy to watch that back. >> you have been through a lot how are you feeling this morning? >> i'm feeling good. i'm feeling positive i'm feeling like i'm learning to trust my body again. i'm finding my feet. i'm -- i have a totally new perspective on life. and it feels freeing >> you know, this is a real lesson in trusting yourself. and i think many of us have thought at some point or another this doesn't feel right, but the doctor will say you're fine. you're fine. so you say, well, that person

knows more than me what was it in you that made you say i've got to -- there is actually something here and i'm positive of it >> i really trust my body. before i was a peloton instructor, i was a professional dancer for 12 plus years i just -- i knew it was a gut feeling, and i trusted that gut feeling the first time i was checked and they told me it was a hormonal cyst, they said to come back in 28 days, which is a menstrual cycle and see if there was any change during that time, there was no change and it's easy to -- you don't want it to be bad news, so it's easy to say i won't get it checked. but you just delay but if something is wrong, you're just delaying that knowledge and that knowledge is

power. >> if people take nothing else, i hope they take away you have to trust your body, trust your gut. it made the difference for you you have been through chemo. you had surgery. i can't believe you still taught your class in the midst of that. how was that important for you and how did you do that? >> it was one of the most important things for me. and the reason is i think it i so important to do things to make you feel like you, to have small goals. you have to go one step at a time treatment can be so overwhelming and to have a moment in my day and moment in my week where i felt like me, where i could do my hair and my makeup and move my body. moving your body is one of the best things you can do and i just -- nobody knew. nobody knew. and i was helping other people to be fit and healthy, and i

knew how important that was. >> you said this was a life changing moment. it changed your perspective. i saw you before, and you were the most optimistic person in the world. how did that diagnosis change you? >> i think if, i'm completely honest, i lost some of my innocence in life. i think i have a joy on a deeper level. i understand that people go through tough things in life you never know what somebody else is going through. i think i'm a big example of that people that came to my classes had no idea. people that take my class at home had no idea and maybe my life looked sparkly on screen. and i think it's allowed me to be kinder, to just look at life as in the way that it's so fragile and it's so precious and to enjoy every small moment.

>> i know you got a really good piece of advice from one of your nurses i was hoping you could share it because i think it could be really valuable to people listening. my fabulous nurse that i had, una, really lovely irish lady. she said to me, cancer is a mental game. your body will do what it has to do but your mind, you have to get that in check. and she said that to me on thed. and s day that i was diagnosed and something in my mind-set switched on that day, and those words laid the foundation of how i showed up during my treatment. and the mental side of it is actually the side that's really kicking in now once your body has been through the treatment, it's not over everyone says, i'm so pleased you're through that. but actually there is a whol

new side that's just beginning it is trust your body again. health anxiety i think knowing that it's okay if cancer takes a toll mentally, that's why sharing and talking about it will make people feel less alone. >> well, sharing is really important and courageous thank you. so glad you are feeling good, too. >> thank you. >> and you can find more on her journey on our website, today.com. all right. mr. roker, a check of the weather, please. >> guys, thanks so much. we are looking at record highs again. northeast new england on into the great lakes. severe storms in the central plains today that will start moving east over the weekend a mix of rain and snow back through the rockies. west coast looking pretty darn good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it does look really good for us this weekend, temperatures reaching the upper 60s and low 70s. the sunshine continues through sunday. maybe a few more clouds as we

get ready for a cold front to dip in on monday bringing slight rain chances on tuesday. only upper 50s on tuesday and gradually starting to rebound by the end of next week and hig >> and that is your latest weather. let's start the weekend off right with "popstart." >> first off, pete davis stopped by the breakfast club yesterday. davidson plays a version of himself surrounded by a star studded lineup of costars. here's a peek. >> nothing is as important as family. >> oh, peter you know i have been praying for you. ♪ >> get rid of your friends >> do you have any idea how hard it is to be your mother? >> you run away from people who love you. >> i don't do that. >> can we please talk about this when you are done being a drug

addict >> fan that sizing about having your life. that's why we hate you. >> we? >> i have a weekend update for you. you suck. >> what do you want me to do >> i want you to trust >> interesting he lives such an interesting life i think creatively this is his way of talking about it. premiers next month on peacock it looks like may will be packed for pete overnight, multiple outlets reporting he's set to return to "snl" as a host. no official word from "saturday night live" yet. but we will be keeping an eye out. one direction, the internet has been buzzing with the hope of a possible reunion. the final episode of james kor din's show but sadly, we have to say, don't hold your breath for this one. yesterday the official late late show account shared this tweet writing, false alarm over headlines saying the band was getting back together for the

first time in eight years. the account saying nobody loves the boys more than us, but this story just isn't true. maybe another time next up, kelly clarkson. the chart topper released a pair of singles off her upcoming album "chemistry." the new tracks are called "mine" and "me. clarkson stating in a post the idea behind releasing two tracks at the same time is she didn't want just one song to represent an entire album or one relationship so let's get you both. ♪ i put together my broken ♪ ♪ let go of the pain i've been holing ♪ ♪ don't need to need somebody ♪ ♪ when i got me ♪ >> wow >> little girls, get your hair brush ready. >> i love it. >> kelly's album "chemistry" is out june 23rd. all right. next up, bill hader. last night he stopped by jimmy kimmel live to talk about the

final season of "barry." which he stars in with the king of kindness henry winkler. during the interview, hadar shared this hilarious story about how winkler's thoughtfulness has the ability to derail him. >> i was explaining the scene saying, this is a really big scene. they will come in and put me in handcuffs. you have to give me this look. and he goes, at what point do i tell the crew that i brought bundt cake why don't we tell them after we shoot it he goes, right, because if we tell them before, they'll be thinking, you know, bundt cake. >> i love that i love henry. >> i love it. >> he's such a good guy. i love that. >> is that it for "popstart" >> not quite >> i will jump in. i have a little one for you. do you remember a few months ago janet jackson came here talking about her upcoming tour. >> yes.

>> here's a reminder in case you didn't see it. >> i would love for you to join me you should >> wait, wait, wait. >> did she just say you should join her >> i'm trying to stay in my body. >> yes because i'm looking for someone to come on stage and dance with me on a song or two. >> wait. wait >> okay, folks we saw that there. and now the big announcement. >> so surreal. >> i can't even believe this. >> this weekend, sheinelle joins is making her debut as one of janet's backup dancers. girl, you got the moves. >> it is crazy. >> tell us >> it is surreal this all started, you guys know, halloween. right? after that show, my baby-sitter called me from back in the day and she said, i remember when you were little you memorized janet jackson videos and you would call me over to watch your

moves in your basement so to take that little girl making up moves in my basement -- >> full circle. >> this is insane. >> we hope janet knows what a phenomenal dancer you are. >> yes >> yeah. we're not doing the side clap. she can dance. >> you can bring the moves. >> bring me your good vibes. >> what is it? >> it's this sunday night. here's the deal. you know on monday morning we will talk about it on "the today show." >> we love you we cannot wait. >> i'm just -- >> you're just. >> okay. good morning to you on this friday. it is 8:26. new video released by the fbi showing the moment a bay area woman was kidnapped in mexico,

29-year-old monica de leon barba was abducted as she walked home with her dog november 29th. that video shows three cars which investigators believe are connected to her kidnapping. the san mateo native was confronted by several suspects. she then gets forced into the jetta. a $40,000 reward is being offered to help solve this crime. meteorologist kari hall is tracking our forecast today. >> the sun is shining and we have great weather on the way for the weekend. for the inland valleys it will be in the 60s and 70s. next week, more clouds coming in on monday and a chance of showers especially in the north bay. it will be significantly cooler and windy, upper 50s on tuesday. in san francisco, we're also in for a pleasant weekend highs reaching 60 degrees, a mix of

sun and clouds. then we'll get ready for cooler weather and drizzle nexext week. >> we'll have another local news update

♪ hey, everybody we're back welcome to "today. what a beautiful -- let me move aside. okay first of all, that's the reopening of the roller rink down there it is called flippers roller boogie palace. that's when we get rid of the ice skates and put on the roller skates we're ready. if you are in the area, y'all. come on down and boogie with us. >> don't say it. >> i'm not. quick update someone from your high school is down over there. you'll have to find her. but she's like, i went to high school with hoda. >> who went to high school with hoda down there? around there. >> she's wearing pink. >> oh, hey who is that? >> what's your name?

>> maria >> federals rock, baby love you, honey. >> what's your sign? >> did she sign your yearbook? >> okay, guys. just ahead, get ready. we are hooked on this new show called "the diplomat." she is right here. keri russell is here on the heels of her "cocaine bear" success. plus, who wants designer clothes at prices you can actually afford? we've got a special preview of a new collection at target to brighten up your wardrobe on a budget look forward to that. >> cool. ahead on the third hour, neil patrick harris is here to tell us about his new show that goes all wrong and that's exactly what's supposed to happen and we have more stars for you next week. the one, the only, we love her, reba will be joining us with a big announcement. >> love reba. >> cool. we want the tell you about something fun. "today" wants to salute the next generation of rising stars we're calling it "today jr." >> oh, my goodness.

>> we're searching for future chefs, singers, dancers, poets reporters, whatever. if you think you know someone that fits the bill, we want to hear from you. today.com has all the information about a special show. >> move over "star search. >> and then they can replace us. >> there you go. >> perfect. what you got, mr. roker? >> let's look ahead to the weekend. for saturday, some showers in the northeast. below average temperatures through the plains severe storms through the mississippi river valley western third of the country looking good sunday, sunday, heavy rain around the great lakes fantastic weather out west somewhat wet in northern california into the pacific northwest. good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. fantastic for the bay area, it will be in the mid to upper 60s for highs today from the north

bay all the way down to the south bay. for the peninsula, low 60s in san mateo and san francisco reaching 60 degrees. it will be about the same tomorrow, but slightly warmer in the valleys and cooler near the coastline. on sunday, a >> and that is your latest weather. hello. oh, happy birthday you wanted to say -- you wanted to say hi. okay, there you go very nice. the hats are big love the hats. >> all right, al thanks so much up next, a survivor of the boston marathon bombings that not only adjusted to her new life, she's using it to help life, she's using it to help others what if a a mouse cocould changege the worldl? what if f there coululd be a huhuge party..... ...with mymy friend mimickey? herere, now, is s where 100 yearars of disneney dreas comeme to life at the disisneyland reresort.

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we are back with a story of hope to mark a somber anniversary. >> tomorrow will be ten years

since the boston marathon bombings 3 people were killed, hundreds injured while the four-day man hunt brought the city to a standstill. >> jacob soboroff is here with the story of a survivor that turned tragedy into tray jump. >> this is such a sad story, but an inspiring one we first met heather recovering in a hospital. but because of her injuries, heather made the agonizing decision to have her left leg amputated. despite that struggle, when heather looked around, she saw nothing but support and love, so she decided to pay it forward. ♪ ♪ >> take me back to april 15th, 2013 >> i was going up to boston that day to watch the red sox game. we left the game a little bit early and decided to head over to the finish line. >> but unimaginable terror was

about to unfold. just before 3:00 p.m., the first bomb went off less than a block from the finish line 12 seconds later, a second bomb went off >> an apparent coordinated attack in boston >> three people were killed and more than 260 injured in the chilling attack. >> there is no clearer picture as to who may be behind this. >> which brought boston to a standstill during a four-day man hunt for the men that orchestrated the attack. the brothers heather stood just feet from the exploding bomb. >> i was catapulted through the air and landed on the floor of the restaurant >> when she woke up in the hospital, doctors told heather her foot was shattered and her leg should be amputated. >> i made the decision and i never looked back. >> after several grueling surgeries, heather got her first prosthetic leg. >> when you started using your

prosthetic, it must have been incredibly frustrating. >> it was very frustrating it was extremely painful at first. and it was very hard to balance. >> with her walking leg, heather couldn't run, get her leg wet or wear high heels. thanks to the generosity of strangers, heather received six different prosthetic legs and felt like she got her life back. you decided now i'm going to turn around and help other people. >> before i became an amputee, i had no idea you needed different prosthetic legs for different activities or there was very limited insurance coverage for them i was fortunate in a sense if i had to lose my limb in any way to have it be such a public one. >> heather knew others weren't so lucky in 2014, the heather abbott foundation was founded its mission, to help other amputees get the prosthesis they

need to live a full life one of the first amputees heather helped was corey who was just two years old when she lost her leg in a lawnmower accident. her insurance only covered a walking leg. >> i would get upset kids would be running down the field and that i couldn't keep up. >> then corey received a blade prosthetic from heather's foundation and she could run again. >> you lived half your life with the blade and half without do you remember what it was like before versus after? >> before it was not being able to keep up with everybody. after i got it, i could be just as good as everybody else. >> corey's outlook had a huge impact on heather. >> i thought i had all this wisdom and experience, but i think i found out pretty soon on that corey had a lot more wisdom and experience than i did. >> they were victims in tragedies they couldn't control. but now they're using the outpouring of love from strangers to lift up others near and far. is there something about this

foundation that brings you a sense of, this is what i'm supposed to be doing at this moment in time >> i don't know if i subscribe to the everything happens for a reason theory, but i do feel that this is what i'm meant to be doing now. >> honestly, a couple of the most inspiring people i have ever met since 2014, the heather abbott foundation has raised more than $2 million and helped 100 amputees the coolest part about heather abbott, she doesn't shy away from the marathon. she will be on the finish line cheering on people running on behalf of her foundation. >> wow >> amazing >> 100 amputees. that's incredible. >> we all wish insurance would pay for more because they don't, heather is there to pick up the slack. >> thank you, jacob. we're coming back in a moment we have golden globe winner keri russell here she calls the new show, saucy and a bit fun. we would say the same about you, keri

welcome back keri russell as the shy college girl and most recently outrunning a cocaine filled bear in the latest "the diplomat" her character is juggling a political scene, the threat of war and a meddling husband take a look. >> this thing has legs because of your reputation once you have established yourself as the liar, liar pants on fire, you undermine a piece of intelligence. >> so i'm the first guy ever to make clandestine contact without reporting sources and methods? >> you aren't a member of the clandestine services >> you should go. >> she's had a tough day let her stay. >> okay. this is new to me, this both of you at the same time i could use less of it. >> i mean, this is actually like a -- we need a show like this because it is kind of "homeland" meets "v." that's what "vanity fair" says

>> it has all the smart, you know, inside information of this whole world that we're still learning about, the state department and diplomats who live all over the world, but it has her specific brand of humor. it is just -- that's why i couldn't say no. >> it is a different side of you because after "the americans," that was intense >> no jokes. >> no, not really. then we see you in "cocaine bear" and now this was this like, okay, i will choose things a little lighter and funnier? >> it probably -- you're right there probably is a natural reaction to what happened with the pandemic and how hard everything was. >> yeah. >> so, yeah, maybe i am gravitating toward lighter things but this was just so well written. i certainly wasn't shopping around to get on a new show. i have a full life at home i still have three kids at home, still going to school. and i just couldn't stop thinking about it. it came at a terrible time in my life we were moving house

matthew was away shooting. i was like, this is impossible. >> i can't do this so yes. >> exactly i will >> and by the way, in london for seven months was the shoot. >> yes. >> that's hard to do because you have to basically uproot everybody. >> as soon as school was out, they came. it was great because matthew is welch. we saw all his family. they went to farms it all worked out in the end. >> it looks incredible i watched the trailer this morning. it comes out tonight, right, on netflix? i will be binge watching it tonight. imagine me sitting around in my pjs. you said stick around for a couple episodes. like the third is the best? >> well, anything. i felt the same with "the americans. things take a minute that's the gift with these limited series shows you have a minute to grow and figure out the tone. i feel like we just really hit our stride by that end and the middle, you know >> so many people love you in "the americans."

i binge watched "the americans." it was 2014. i caught up on the whole first season while we were in russia for the olympics. >> that's amazing. >> i was also six weeks pregnant the crew was like, we're going out for vodkas i'll sta i was like, i'll stay home and eat aburger an watch "the americans" in russia. i can't believe it you guys just had your anniversary. >> yes, we did we had the ten-year anniversary. i got to see joel and joe again and noah it was such an incredible moment to get to do we also -- for matthew and i to get to do it together it was just -- we were watching these clips going, oh, my gosh how amazing. >> i mean, you met your hubby there. we have a slide show of matthew because i want to know which ones you like and which ones you have to still repress and you cannot see. >> no, i like them all. >> look at this. >> the picture is not so good. but the one on the bottom right --

>> even though he looks crazy. that looks cute. >> we used to call him fernando, and we like him a lot, his hair. and he spoke with a very -- you know, when buzz lightyear turns into the spanish buzz lightyear, he would do that voice. >> i love it did you have a favorite disguise all those years? is that like picking a favorite child? >> exactly i love that. i mean, one of the crazy ones was the avon lady. like i had so many colors of eye shadow and lipstick and blonde hair and shoulder pads there was a lot going on. >> speaking of, you have three kids now i heard your daughter watched "felicity" and was like, eh. or didn't watch it >> during the pandemic i thought, willa, that is such a sweet, little show i did this thing, maybe you'll like it. so i put it on ten minutes in, she stopped and she's like, mom, ugh, so cringy. felicity

i was like, oh >> you're like, it just launched my whole career, but fine. >> so true i'm just a mom. >> well, again, yeah. >> invisible moms are invisible. >> invisible or embarrassing it's one or the other. sometimes at the same time keri, thank you so much. a pleasure "the diplomat. is it tonight? no, next thursday. sorry! we will do next thursday, april 20th we are going to binge "the diplomat." shoot, what am i going to do tonight then want to hang out >> we'll go have a beer. >> good. coming up next, a summer fashion preview, including a new and affordable designer line before it drops tomorrow it's tomorrow, right i'm terrible on my dates today i'm terrible on my dates today but first, ♪ heaeati tn' up p the kitch♪ ♪ we gogot somethinin differen♪ ♪ s spreadin' g good vibebes all day y ♪ ♪ l livin' in t the golden n s♪ ♪ nadada se puedede comparar♪ ♪ livin' ' in the gololden sta♪ ♪ vive e en el e estado dorarado ♪

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favorite brands. everything will retail under $45. this suit is $45 it is their coral print. this is one of their most popular silhouettes. i love the ruffle sleeves. >> me, too it is so cute. >> it comes in sizes extra extra small to 4x, so extended sizes, which we love. and it has the matching. don't you think it is the most versatile garment? >> it also covers up a lot of sins, right? you probably like to walk to the beach and side the beach. >> i love how you can wear it from beach to the streets. tie it like a serong or tie it up the neck. you can go to a restaurant beach club good to go >> i love it tell me about this next look. >> okay. so our next look is also for target this is a tie dress. what i love about this one it is adjustable for the breast size we love that, right? you can open it up, close it up if you want to cover things up more the adjustable straps. you can wear this to a formal wedding or to a jean jacket for

work it is a perfect piece for spring/summer and it will retail at $40. >> the price is right. you have to really get up early. >> set your alarms. you won't juan to miss it. >> this is a pretty dress, too is this linen? >> it is road for target i absolutely love this two also co-founders created this, female co-founders this is the floral print bell sleeve dress this is one of my favorite silhouettes from the brand it is so popular i'm so excited they made a silhouette like this for target. you can wear it to a wedding it is high neck. you can also wear it to work in the back it has that button closure. >> yeah, cute. >> it is sophisticated, sexy and great for every day. >> tell me about these pants. >> so this is felicia noel i love her designs she really makes the easy, yet

sexy silhouettes they are really for day to night. >> this is a linen blend as well that price point is amazing. i love these these are the line print wide legs you can wear any type of shoes with them. you can wear a flat with them. you can dress them up. put a blazer 0 over it wear this to work or wear it like a tank top like we have on our mannequin right here there is so many in the collection. >> i love it >> of course we couldn't forget the accessories, right i think they're stuck on the thing. >> they glue everything down so none of us steal them. >> these are the small crochet bags these retail for $30 they come in the brown and the green like you see it right here just pull it right off. >> i'm just demonstrating that it's very cute with your outfit. >> i love the pop of color, exactly. these are certified so they will protect the forest for years to come. they're a sustainable part of the collection which we love

>> did you say the brand >> it's fe noel. great. >> last but not least, these sandals. >> we love these, right? they are a popular brand at target these are not part of the designer collection, but we had to add an accessory. it retails for $10 on the site the collection launches at 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. all these color ways for men and women. i love them. >> no kids though, right >> no kids >> please, target, make them for kids. >> they do make a pair for kids, so you can try. >> they do i will check it out. if you want to find out more, sign up for our stuff we love newsletter at today.com/newsletters. we should mention today earns a commission for purchases made from this segment. which features items solely available at target. katie, great job thank you. we're back with much more. the third and fourth hour is just ahead after a check of your local news and weather

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