on the bridge a little bit longer westbound, typical pattern as you build west on your commute direction, coming toward the peninsula it's moving nicely. the peninsula itself moovs smoothly. the nimitz will get crowded because of a midday game. good news, also, 152, the overturned big rig has been cleared. >> oh, good. >> smooth sailing between gilroy and the rest of the drive on 156. >> that was at 3:00 in the morning when we were driving in. that's going to do it for us. we stream 24/7 on roku, xumo, and of course follow us at nbcbayarea.com. >> we'll be back at settlement in that fox defamation case. >> it is april 19th.

this is "today." >> last minute deal. fox news agreeing to one of the biggest defamation payouts in history. nearly $800 million to dominion voting systems over the lies that aired about the 2020 election. >> the truth matters. lies have consequences. >> just ahead, what brought the two sides to the table moments before opening statements were to begin. and what it means for the lawsuits the network still faces this morning. deadly disaster. new video emerging overnight showing what appears to be the terrifying moment a new york parking garage collapses. one person killed, several others injured. >> the building started shaking, and it felt like of kind an earthquake. >> this morning the investigation into what went wrong. misfire. another shocking shooting. two high school cheerleaders in texas who accidentally

approached the wrong car thinking it was theirs shot by the driver. one of the victims in critical condition. the other speaking out. >> he pulled out a gun, and then he just started shooting at all of us. >> inside the investigation and the over all arrest. all shook up. why turbulence on flights is worse than ever and expected to get worse. netflix says chill. new details on when the streaming giants new password crackdown will begin. and damar hamlin cleared to play football again just months after his stunning collapse on the field. >> this event was life changing, but it is not the end of my story. >> his inspiring new message ahead of his remarkable return. >> every year there is a comeback player of the year. >> the voting is over. the voting is over.

>> it's wednesday, april 19th, 2023. 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." nice to have you with us. nice to tell you about damar hamlin's return to football. >> who would have thought this man would be getting back on the field? we'll have a lot more ahead. but let us begin with that massive settlement in that landmark trial. but let us begin with one of the largest defamation payouts in history. >> dominion and fox reaching a $787.5 million settlement. it was the voting machine's case against the media giant. the deal sparing fox from what

would have been a high-profile trial with some of the networks own stars. let's start with stephanie gosk at the courthouse in delaware. stef, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. this defamation trial was over before it began. we came in from a lunch break yesterday expecting opening statements. instead, there was a more than two-hour delay. the judge finally came in and said they had reached a settlement and a trial that was supposed to last six to eight weeks is just suddenly over. but fox's legal jeopardy is not. there is another defamation lawsuit looming. before the opening statements or any witness could take the stand, it was over. >> fox and dominion have reached a historic settlement. >> reporter: fox news agreed to pay dominion $787.5 million. >> the truth matters. lies have consequences. >> reporter: dominion's legal

team says there will be no on-air apologies or retractions on fox news. the network breaking into their broadcast to cover the landmark agreement. >> fox has indeed settled. >> reporter: fox writes, we are hopeful our decision to settle this allows the country to move forward. dominion accused the network of spreading lies about its voting machines citing statements of fraud. >> the dominion machine is filled with holes as swiss cheese. >> reporter: documents in the case already revelations about network's biggest stars and their private opinions. anchor tucker carlson texted his producer in 2020. the software expletive is absurd. one of his broadcasts from three months later was part of the case.

>> i dare dominion to sue me because then it would get on faster. so this is -- they don't want to talk about it. they don't want to say. >> reporter: fox acknowledged the recent court ruling that certain statements about dominion were false. it did not admit to malice. that is what dominion was going to have to prove in court. but fox's legal troubles are not over. smartmatic filed a similar defamation lawsuit against fox news asking for $2.7 billion in damages. fox called the alleged damages outrageous. the case is based in new york. fox lost a challenge to get it thrown out on appeal. so far there is no date set for that. >> stephanie, thanks. let's turn to nbc's legal correspondent, laura jarrett. the question is why did it take so long to settle? not even believing the lies they would tell the viewers about

dominion voting systems. it already got this far and is still paying nearly a billion. why settle now? >> for a company only worth about $80 million. so obviously, the payout is enormous. defamation cases are always risky. you have to show not only did they put false things on the air, but they knew they were false and they did it anyway. it's a high bar and a jury trial is always risky. you understand for this company it was worth to get that payout. and the two things made the case unusual. the false statements were so absurd to begin with. and you have this mountain of discovery so unusual it gave dominion so much leverage. >> in a summary judgment ruling, before one bit of the trial started, it was an undisputed fact these were lies. it is a settlement, which means no side gets everything they

want. a big win for fox news is it did not have to do an on-air apology, which is there are reports that's what dominion wanted. >> no host who actually did engage in any of those falsehoods has to do that. the viewers walk away with not knowing that, the viewers might not be reading about all of the details of this. they may not even know there are e-mails with this host saying it was all a lie, so you wonder about the public accountability. remember, dominion is a private company. this case was not brought by a state attorney general standing up democracy. this is a state attorney general that has an enormous amount of money in its pocket. >> absolutely. there are other lawsuits. there's a bigger lawsuit from a company, smartmatic, and it's

suing fox for $2.6 billion. so with just what happened in this indication, but as a practical matter, do you think that brings fox to the case for settlement earlier? >> you would think they want to wrap this up before all of that ugly discovery comes out again because dominion as written the play book. the case isn't as far along. i don't think there is even a trial date set, but certainly you can see the forecast of where this would go. >> laura, thank you very much. appreciate it. this morning the investigation is just getting started into that deadly parking garage collapse in new york. several floors suddenly giving way, killing at least one person, several others were hurt. anne thompson joins us from the scene in lower manhattan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. all around, you can hear the sounds of lower manhattan getting to work. 6 people were inside that building. one person died.

5 for injured. 4 went to the hospital. one refused medical treatment. this morning now it is investigators' jobs just to figure out what happened. >> terrifying moments after the deadly collapse of a parking garage in new york city yesterday, killing one person, injuring five others. a source familiar with the investigation confirmed this footage is being reviewed as part of the probe. >> reporter: officials say the second floor collapsed into the first floor. the top floor then crumbling and careening into the cellar, creating a pancake collapse. firefighters racing to the scene just after 4:00 p.m., but rescuers were pulled out for safety concerns, just after they began searching for survivors. >> this was an extremely dangerous operation for our firefighters. the building was continuing to collapse. we made the decision to remove all our people from the building.

>> reporter: an fdny robotic dog was used to analyze the scene and make sure no one else was inside. this cell phone video shows students from nearby pace university scrambling to exit their classes. >> the building started shaking, and it felt like an earthquake. >> i thought it was an attack, and we were freaking out. >> reporter: the new york city department of buildings confirming the parking garage had four open violations prior to collapse. despite those violations, police officials say the structural collapse appears to be a tragic accident, and no criminality is suspected at this time. now, this morning investigators will meet to try to figure out how they're going to approach this building. right now they are thinking the first thing they will do is take down the cars and start to take down that building. officials tell us they expect this investigation to be a long one because of the extreme instability of that structure. hoda? >> anne thompson for us there in

lower manhattan. thank you. to that shocking case of gun violence. two high school cheerleaders recovering this morning when they were shot after they mistakenly got into the wrong car in a parking lot. we have two reports. we will start with morgan chesky in dallas. morgan, good morning. >> this is a shooting that leaves a small texas community absolutely stuns and shocked. you mentioned these two cheerleaders were wounded. this morning, for the first time, one of them is sharing her experience. an outpouring of support who was injured in a shocking shooting that may have been over a misunderstanding. according to nbc's affiliate, the shooting happened when a group of cheerleaders stopped at a grocery store and one in the group accidentally tried to get

into the wrong car. she spoke out overnight. >> he pulled out a gun, and he just started shooting at all of us. >> reporter: overnight police arrested and charged the man who fired into the vehicle after an altercation at a grocery store parking lot. authorities say one victim had serious injuries and was helicoptered to a hospital. a local gym member says that was a local teenager. >> she's won every title there is to win in all star cheerleading. she's literally a role model for the kids in this industry, throughout the country. everybody knows her. >> friends calling for support and prayers for the high scschooler. it's one of several shootings gaining national attention recently. in rural upstate new york, a 20-year-old gillious was shot and killed saturday night when

the car pulled into the wrong driveway. the man walked out of his home and fired two shots at the vehicle. he has pled not guilty to second-degree murder. the boyfriend of gillis said he just wants to share with the world how good of a person gillis was. meanwhile, we have since reached out to the suspect in that texas shooting, but as of right now have yet to hear back. savannah? >> morgan, thank you very much. it is 7:13. craig is here with the story of yet another shooting. >> yeah, good morning. the 84-year-old homeowner charged in the shooting of a kansas city teenager is out on bond. he is due in court today. meanwhile, there was a powerful show of support for him at his high school yesterday. maggie vespa. good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning.

after turning himself in, the 84-year-old, andrew lester, the white homeowner posting $200,000 bail hours after turning himself into police yesterday. he is set to face a judge for the first time this afternoon. as you said, in kansas city and beyond rallied behind that boy who was just beginning to heal. from crowds in downtown kansas city -- >> oh, my god. this is somebody that i know. >> we love you ralph. >> reporter: to 1,500 high school students walking out to honor their classmate and demanding justice. >> we support you, ralph. we want to be there for you. >> reporter: andrew lester set to be arraigned today for allegedly shooting the black teen boy who rang his bell thursday. 16-year-old ralph recovering at home. >> he's doing really, really well. he's loving the love that he's getting from everyone. >> reporter: the bullets to his arm and head, families say, leaving him with a traumatic brain injury and a cracked skull.

the family's attorney says the high school junior and marching bandstandout was trying to pick up his younger brothers when he accidently wept to the wrong home. prosecutors say there is a racial component in the case. ben crump pushing for hate crime charges. >> what are we coming to in america when young people hit the wrong doorbell and you profile and shoot them? >> reporter: according to court documents, andrew lester told detectives that he saw a black male pulling on the exterior storm door handle believing someone was attempting to break in and that he was scared to death. ralph's family says he only rang the doorbell and never tried to break in. the family says ralph, wounded, ran for his life, begging neighbors for help, one ordering him to lie on the ground and put his hands up. james lynch, hearing the

commotion, says he ran and waited with him until paramedics arrived. >> to lay there alone in the street and bleeding, that's awful. >> reporter: according to short documents, after the shooting, andrew lester was, quote, visibly upset. we are expecting his arraignment today to be virtual. he faces a maximum penalty of live in prison. >> maggie vespa for us. thank you. let's switch gears and go to the nba playoffs. the phoenix suns evened out their series with the clippers after a heroic effort from devin booker. >> booker had a monster third quarter. 18. and he fired. he's got another one. devin booker with 38! >> wow. the suns go on to win it 123-109. elsewhere, the cavs and the

knicks were all knotted up one game a piece after cleveland's 107-90 win last night. and then game three is set for friday. and in boston, the celtics take a commanding lead in the series. >> i was going to ask you, are you watching this? i like the playoffs, but it goes on for like three months. >> it does. we're talking june. the phoenix series, it's been fun to watch. k.d. and devin booker, chris paul. like that team would be great if those guys could get it together. >> now you're getting into al's weather time. >> he loves the sports center. >> i love the sports center, especially when hoda is doing sports. >> hey, we have some severe weather that will be developing during the day today. right now heavy showers and thunderstorms moving through southern minnesota. this is a southern moving front tracking through the plains. today we have a risk of severe weather down to wichita, even oklahoma city. two inch hail from kansas, wichita down to oklahoma city. tomorrow this system moving east

and into the south. we got a risk of severe weather, a risk of big hail, two inches or more from dallas. then we move into friday. that heavy rain extends to louisiana with a risk of severe weather down through houston. and we could be locking at an isolated tornado, but the risk is fairly low. anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of rain in the mid-mississippi river valley. so i i will be w watching ththa flash flooooding. we will get to your local forecast i in 30 secononds.

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oakland renters and landlords now know that eviction protections will come to an end on july 15th. that firm date included the end of all eviction protections, the clause to force landlords to prove substantial damage or unreasonable behavior before eviction not part of this policy. however, landlords will have to prove other just cause grounds before eviction. both the city of oakland and housing advocacy groups plan massive outreach starting on may 1st. >> also breaking at this hour, meta has started its latest round of layoffs. here is a live look at the campus. employees with technical backgrounds like user experience, software engineering, graphic programming and other roles announced on linkedin that they have gotten to go from the company. meta confirming to cnbc just moments ago that those cuts have started. let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari

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yesterday? i don't know if you saw that, but a toddler squeezed right through that fence >> that's hilarious. >> at the white house. that led to a quick secret service response they united the curious kid with his thankful parents and, you know, the kid has a story to tell. >> mom is probably like, remember that time i was behind bars. a congressional hearing today, this is a hearing that's drawing more attention than most. >> yeah. the reason is because it's actually about ufos, the ufo phenomenon. >> i like that joe fryer is here with more. >> good morning, and i come in peace. as for those mysterious objects seen by members of the u.s. military, those cases are still unknown. today congress hopes to get more answers from defense officials looking to identify those mysterious flying objects. >> there's a whole fleet of them >> for just the second time in more than 50 years, congress is

holding a hearing on ufos. >> oh, got it! >> today lawmakers are set t question a top defense official who is in charge of analyzing those mysterious happenings in the skies. the thing is, we have been here before last year congress held a similar hearing which left lawmakers with more questions than answers pentagon officials showed this brief clip with just a few frames of an object they classified as unidentified aerial phenomena or uap, that's government speak for ufos >> i do not have an explanation for what this specific object is. >> since then, intelligence officials count of reported uap sightings exploded from 144 to 510. many of the new sightings were interpreted to be balloons, drones or birds, nearly half of them remain unexplained >> this work must continue and

it must be fully funded because we still don't have all the answers. >> senator kirsten gillibrand is chairing the sub committee that will question the director of something called the all-domain anomaly resolution office established by the pentagon this hearing comes about a month after kirkpatrick wrote a paper with an out-of-this-world theory explaining why ufos would be attracted to our planet and are secretly attracted to our planet they write, may use liquid water as their fuel. this would explain why they would target the region around stars like the earth. >> those are theories. my job as a senator is to get to the bottom and to know the facts. >> now those eyes on the skies are shifting to d.c. as congress seeks clarity on what has yet to be explained. >> okay.

and the ominous ringing of the bell i heard that at the end as well. what are you expecting >> obviously, they are not going to get tons of answers right away but she would like to know can the u.s. do a better job of protecting these uaps. recordings of these objects are limited right now. obviously the pentagon says that makes it tough to figure out exactly what they are. >> thanks, joe thank you. >> now to a major announcement from netflix we told you about the streaming giant's plan to crackdown on password sharing now we know a bit more about the timeline the company had an earnings call yesterday and revealed some of that jacob, good morning. >> good morning to you netflix has been the go to streamer for hundreds of millions of americans for a decade now the company is looking for new ways to boost revenue and stay competitive, and that means

big changes are ahead. whether you are bringing a previous show, or whether you are re-watching an old favorite. >> and the eye of the tiger, man. the itch and now you got to get it back. >> sharing pass words is a block bluster problem for netflix. months after warning password sharing was officially on borrowed time, announcing the crackdown will happen in the second quarter which ends in june. >> we are looking to re-accelerate our revenue growth >> while reaction on social media was swift. >> remember when netflix said love was sharing a password back in 2017? >> page sharing plans are already happening in some areas, including canada and so far the company says the changes have been profitable as users have to declare a primary location for their account, it can add others for an additional fee. >> make a list of the movies you want to see, and in one business day, you will get three dvds. >> the streaming powerhouse is also announcing the last call

for its dvd by mail service and those iconic red envelopes netflix tweeting, thank you for being a part of this incredible journey. >> and all of you at home, you haven't missed a thing. >> it comes just days after the "love the blind" live stream delay. netflix apologizing, explaining the glitch was caused by a technical bug that surfaced after their first ever live event. last month's chris rock's special. >> we'll learn from it and we will get better. we do have the fundamental infrastructure that we need. >> that infrastructure will be under an intense microscope as streaming services constantly compete for eyeballs and new sources of revenue. >> netflix can't just ride on its coat tails anymore it is going to have to figure out new ways to grow >> one point netflix did make during its earnings call is so far what they have seen is some users canceling at first but eventually they signed up for their own accounts they bring others with them as well we will see how it goes here in

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people with lacerations on their head and blood dripping down >> reporter: 7 were injured in march when a flight from texas to germany hit severe turbulence over tennessee onboard actor matthew mcconaughey who talked about it on kelly ripa's podcast. >> it was a hell of a scare. a complete loss of control >> reporter: so-called clear air turbulence has only gotten more severe over the decades. >> turbulence is increasing and it's because of climate change so we know that the wind sheer in the jet stream is now 15% stronger than it was when satellites first began observing it in the 1970s. >> reporter: one researcher predicts turbulence will get two to three times worse in the years to come. effective flights at high altitudes in the northern hemisphere there has been no notable

increased in the jet stream winds, but what we are seeing is the differentiating in height. that's when you get the clear air turbulence it is invisible to radar most pilots rely on fellow pilots' reports. >> imagine the air flow over this wing experiencing a sudden draft. it will be pushed up violently, instantly and the airplane will tilt to the left >> reporter: flight attendants that are up and about suffer 78% of the injuries. >> the skies have definitely gotten more turbulent. and during the course of my career, turbulence was always the biggest threat on the job. >> i will say seat belts, seat belts, seat belts. that is the most important part of this. >> reporter: it's fascinating. tom, with the turbulence getting worse, any actual risks to the planes themselves? >> reporter: commercial planes

these days are structurally sound and they can withstand the turbulence by the way, when they do the tests, these big plane makers, they literally bend the wings back to mimic the torque and the g forces you would think the wings would snap off they don't they absolutely remain connected structure of the plane remains very, very solid the planes themselves are built to withstand this. >> all right tom, thank you. >> keep the seat belt on don't go roaming around. >> bottom line. >> what you got, al? well, we have got some warm air out there. but it depends on where you are. for example, we take a look out west it is much cooler than average year so far. but in the east, it is much warmer than average. in fact, so far we have 40 cities through april 18th that are at their warmest start to the year ever. from worcester to new york, pensacola down to tampa. look at how warm it is down in florida. in fact, you come here to the northeast, through april 18th,

we've so far got the warmest april on record. baltimore into albany, down to washington, d.c. and expanding warmth today kansas city near 80. 84, oklahoma city. norfolk 77 tomorrow that warmth from new york city, pittsburgh, cincinnati, nashville, you will be at 85 then as we get into the weekend, temperatures cool down washington, d.c. 90 on friday. 64 on sunday and cincinnati 72 friday 50 by sunday that's what's going on around the country. good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be just slightly warmer today compared to yesterday, and the sunshine continues. in dublin, livermore, expect a high of 64 degrees, also 64 in napa and 59 in san francisco. by tomorrow, those temperatures coming up several degrees. this is what it starts to feel like spring, upper 60s, low 70s, and upper 70s by friday. going into the weekend, the

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we're heartbroken over the senseless tragedy, blake was our associate and friend and our hearts go out to his family and everyone who knew and loved him. >> let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> we're making progress toward warmer air and it will be slightly warmer today, reaching into the 60s for the east bay, 62 in novato, 59 in san francisco. look at the change in temperatures for tomorrow. upper 60s, low 70s. it's going to start to feel more like spring and even a little bit like summer by the end of the week into the weekend with a high of 80 degrees in morgan hill, and we'll see low 80s for many inland spots leading into the weekend. slightly cooler for the start of next week. san francisco going from 60 today to upper 60s for the weekend, so make some plans to get outside. >> finally we get that opportunity. looks nice out there. thank you very much. please join us for another local news update in about half an hour, and also join us for our

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>> fox and go dominion have reached a settlement. >> fox news agrees to pay dominion voting systems nearly $800 million over the network's false election claims, one of the largest defamation payouts in history. just ahead, the details behind the last-minute agreement. then, ready to play. the buffalo bills damar hamlin fully cleared to go back on the field just months after collapsing during a game. straight ahead what happens next and his inspiring message. plus, wiwicked good. ariana grande singing on stage. the sneak peek causing fans to defy gravity. and celebrating carol burnett. she tuturns 90. the icon being honored with a star-studded laugh-out-loud

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happy anniversary nana and papa. lots to celebrate out there. good to have you with us. let's get to the news, 8:00. we begin with the massive surprise settlement at the last minute in the fox news and dominican case. more than $787 million for spreading false claims. stephanie gosk joins us from the courthouse steps. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was a dramatic scene in the courthouse. this trial ended before it began. dominion's lawyers came out here outside the courthouse celebrating this as a victory of truth and saying this money was accountability. what they also say, however, is that fox is not going to issue a redaction or an apology on air. fox issuing its own air saying we are hopeful our decision to

resolve this dispute with dominion allows the country to move forward. fox importantly also acknowledged a court ruling recently that there were false statements made about dominion. some false statements made on its broadcast. what it did not do is admit to actual malice, that fox had spread lies knowingly or with a disregard of the truth. this is not the end of legal jeopardy for fox. there is another lawsuit pending. smartmatic. this is another voting technology company that has sued fox for $2.7 billion. fox denies the allegations and says that number is outrageous. smartmatic issuing its own statement saying the dominion's litigation exposed some of the misconduct and damage caused by fox's disinformation campaign. smartmatic will expose the rest, it says. let's move to a court appearance being watched today. the 21-year-old air national guardsman charged with leaking highly classified documents.

he is facing a federal judge in boston. peter alexander joins us here in the studio. good morning, peter. >> nice to see everybody together today. he is going to be in this boston federal court. they will make a decision whether or not he should stay behind bars until his trial takes place. he was arrested last week. he is accused of effectively sharing classified information about the u.s. war in ukraine and other intelligence secrets. he could face 15 years behind bars. there is bipartisan criticism about this and real frustrations here. they are demanding answers. senators will get a classified briefing. it will take place this afternoon where they try to learn more details about this. it is the director of national intelligence will talk to them and other senior leaders here. what is notable, we heard from tony blinking basically saying allies are not upset about this. they have been thanking the u.s. for its cooperation on this issue.

but many allies tell nbc news that they are furious about it. they say the u.s. has been careless about the way it handles their top secrets. >> it seems like the pentagon will have to tighten things up in terms of security. what are they doing? >> yes. you have lloyd austin right now who orderered a comprerehensive review to o look into o the procedureses and policicies as . the air force yesterday directed its inspector general to do the same. but they will really focus in on this intelligence wing, a small intelligence unit right there. what's notable is they want to find out who should have access to this type of information. for now, the air force has taken away that intelligence responsibility from this small massachusetts wing and temporarily reassigned it elsewhere. >> all right. peter alexander for us. peter, thanks. the world was horrified, but hopeful when buffalo bills safety damar hamlin suffered cardiac arrest and nearly died on the football field back in january.

now nearly 3 1/2 months later, the team says doctors have cleared hamlin to return to play. kaylee hartung joins us with his truly amazing update. >> isn't that the truth, craig? get this, damar hamlin said while he was still lying in his hospital bed last january watching other guys play the game he loves on tv, he said to himself, i don't want to be done yet. now with doctors' clearance, he is ready to make his comeback. that's buffalo bills defensive back, damar hamlin, jumping, smiling and preparing for his return to football. now less than four months after his heart stopped during a prime time nfl game, he is making this declaration. >> this event is life changing, but it is not the end of my story. so i'm here to announce i plan on making a comeback to the nfl. >> just as the bills voluntarily offseason workout gets under

way, the team's general manager says multiple specialists have cleared the 25-year-old hamlin to play. >> they're all in lock step of what this was and that he's cleared, resumed full activities, just like anyone else coming back from an injury. he's in great head space to come back and make his return. >> when hamlin collapsed on the field in january, those specialists agree his heart stopped suddenly by a blow to the chest in between heartbeats. but experts say he is at no greater risk today than he was before the incident. >> i'm not surprised the fact that he's going to be playing again. >> hamlin is not the first professional athlete to come back and play after suffering to this rare trauma to the heart. in hockey in 1998, that player

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so we had an amazing chat. and when you really get to think about her as this -- a powerhouse, an indomitable person carol burnett, 90 years old, not relevant ♪ >> we are about to lay it on really thick of who is in of hollywood and broadway showed up to celebrate the singular tal kwre talent and generational appeal of carol burnett >> growing up in our household, your show was one of the ones that we could watch as a family. >> i didn't want a birthday party with balloons and confetti and cake i didn't want that what i wanted was a show, a variety show with live entertainment, show some funny clips. >> big stars, great performances and lots of laughs.

>> you know that i love you. you know that because it's three hours past my bedtime and at least six hours passed yours >> and i was so thrilled with all the people that showed up. i was gob smacked. >> and of those clips, still funny, really funny. >> how did you go about choosing the clips? >> i know which clips that the audience gets a kick out of. i dare anybody to watch tim and harvey do the dentist sketch and not lose it. and that sketch is 50 years old. i'm kind of old school vaudeville so i just like to go for the laughs. >> watching the special, you get to wonder, who will show up next like cher. >> you helped me you know you did >> their history and friendship goes way back. >> she and sonny were doing the show right across the way from us

and we got to know each other. and she did borrow some clothes from bob maki that he had designed from me and everything. i loved it when she said we were the same size. i loved that. >> in the 1970s, carol was the mvp on all star saturday nights. >> with "all in the family," "mash," there wasn't tivo or anything people stayed home to watch that saturday night lineup. >> phenomenal. >> 30 million people would watch. >> amazing. >> which is amazing. of course, that doesn't happen today. >> carolol moved frorom texas to hollllywood whenen just a kikid. it was a great depression. times were tough economically and emotionally. you grow up in this family that doesn't have two nickels to rub together >> right

>> neither a father or mother that were dependable in any way, right? >> yeah. >> are those real tears? do you wonder how you got out, how you made it out of there >> i do wonder i do wonder. i mean, it wasn't a horrible childhood. i knew i was loved, you know everybody in the neighborhood was poor i knew i would be okay there see, i am tearing up. >> this is clean. >> rpt aren't you sweet? thank you. that's lovely. so but i don't know. i was never afraid >> maybe because just down the street there was romance and adventure and happy endings. >> the movies were my escape my grandmother and i used to save our pennies up and go to three or four movies a week. >> wow. >> and they were my fantasy.

i was very naive there was no cynicism in the movies when i was growing up >> as a teen in high school, carol told us she was never the class clown. wanted to be a journalist but was drawn to theater and music at ucla. it was as if her talent had been hiding in plain sight. it was off to new york then. and indeed, a star was born. >> do you know, do you really s know inside how much happiness you bring people >> well, i'm thrilled to hear it i get a lot of mail and stuff. a lot of times people say, you know, your show brought me up when i felt down, and that makes me happy i feel very fortunate. >> we feel the same way.

>> thank you, harry. >> harry - >> that's amazing. >> get your own handkerchief out. you're going to cry! >> this is one of those things, it's clean >> there you go. >> this is one of those funny things, you get ready to do the thing, and this is -- she's so huge >> yeah. >> and when she first had the opportunity to do the show, they said women can't host a variety show she said, we want you to do a sitcom she said, no, i'm doing a variety show she was so powerful. i thought, where is this all going to come from she wrote a mémoire in 1985. this is fantastically written, and everything you want to know. it's right in there. there it is. >> harry, do you know all those comedians on that stage have been sitting in the studio at one time or another and they all talk about their inspiration as carol burnett. it is so interesting to watch

them on stage now because of the legacy she left. >> cher? she said sonny and cher would come over and do a little on my show i would go over and do a little bit on their show. >> she connected with the audience, and she would start every show, bring up the house lights and ask the audience questions. that's what made her different. >> so the special that will be on, i got to see the whole thing. it's really great. >> in a week, i think. >> yeah, yeah. on nbc >> she said she's unafraid that's how she did it. she was unafraid. >> i mean, way, way before all the books that have been written. she said, no, i'm going. >> okay. >> it is a week from tonight. >> yes carol burnett years of laughter and love airs on her birthday next wednesday, april 26th, right here on nbc. thanks, harry. >> you bet

we're kicking off the celebrations with a special education of "popstart" plus on this friday streaming on peacock. al >> wow wow! >> yeah, do it >> all of it. >> we're so glad we had this time together. let's show you what we have going on outside loved carol burnett. a mild afternoon severe storms in the central part of the country. april snow out to the western plains and then you can see also some good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's still going to be on the cool side today. especially this morning, but it will feel nice this afternoon reaching into the mid-60s. if you've been looking forward to warmer weather, it started tomorrow. it continues into friday and saturday with highs near 80 degrees. it will be slightly cooler sunday then early next week, but

for san francisco, we're all right. best time of the morning. >> let's go, let's go! >> hard to follow harry smith and carol burnett. best time of the morning. >> let's go, let's go! >> hard to follow harry smith and carol burnett. well, we got to get to "popstart. we will start with your show "yellowstone." how much do we love life lessons from john dutton like this one >> it's your memories and your imagination all mixed together into this soup of what's real, what's made up the thing about this soup is you can change the ingredients >> you can change the ingredients. >> babe. >> well, the days of "yellowstone" might be numbered. weeks after a paramount exec said he's quote, confident,

costner would return to the series, but there's speculation this could be the end of the patriarch, they could kill him off. now the new york post is reporting the entire show could come to an end after the second half of the current season finally airs we hope this isn't true. no official word yet from paramount, but we're keeping our fingers crossed we never have to say that. >> you know why we don't >> why >> because on peacock you can watch the first four seasons >> i appreciate that next, all the light we cannot see the first trailer for the limited series adaptation of anthony doerr's novel. the story follows a surprising connection between a blind french girl taking refuge with her uncle during world war ii, a german teenager.

♪ >> "all the light we cannot see" comes from "stranger things" director, shawn levy that starts streaming in november. next up "wicked. yesterday we showed you a sneak peek of ariana grande dressed up with the highly anticipated big screen production. now there is new video out that captures a song being sung with the set. you have to listen closely

♪ >> sorry for the quality i was on a boat miles away zooming in with my lens there. >> you're paparazzi. >> no, i was on spring break with the kids. the first part of the two "wicked" moves airs november 2024. just ahead, do you sign up for mailing lists just to get discount codes do not miss the potential pitfalls that could be setting us up for online we'll hear about it after we get a check of your local news and weather. good morning. breaking news this morning. in silicon valley, meta has

started a new round of layoffs. meta spokesperson confirming this to cnbc a short time ago. and some of the laid off workers are said to have already updated their linkedin pages. areas including user experience, software engineering and graphic programming are impacted. the company has announced more than 20,000 cuts since last fall. time for a look at the forecast. kari hall is tracking the temperatures across the bay area. >> it's been very cool to start out our week. we'll still be on the cool side for the day, but we're headed for the low to mid-60s which will be an improvement. look at tomorrow's high temperatures reaching the upper 60s in oakland and hayward and low 70s into the inland east bay down to the south county then jumping even more for friday with some 80s popping up here for the south county area as well as into the north bay with some upper 70s and through the forecast, we're looking at more

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from a top nutritionalist to help you reach your summer health goals mr. roker, what do you got >> let me show you okay we got your weekend outlook. let's start out with friday. record highs severe storms down through the lower mississippi river valley on saturday, looking wet from the great lakes all the way down to the gulf with some snow around the great lakes western warmth will dominate on saturday then sunday, sunday, look for some heavy rain in the northeast of new england an april chill moving into the great lakes. desert heat out west that's what's going on good morning, i'm kari hall. it's still going to be cool today but we are going to see sunshine and it will be a very comfortable afternoon but warming up over the next few days. looking forward to some spring weather. we are going to see this starting by the end of the week into the weekend and we are also looking at more 70s in the forecast with a slight cooldown for next monday and tuesday.

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it you enter your e-mail and your cell phone number to get that coupon we do it all the time these days but you are giving up something that is incredibly valuable. wait until you see what we found and why you might want to change what you are willing to share. this is a common site on most websites popup windows asking you to enter your e-mail address to get a discount it might not be worth it your e-mail connects companies to a treasure trove of information that can stretch back decades what you read, where you shop, your age, marital status, sexual orientation, medical history, income and even where you travelled and lived, all pieces of information that come together to reveal your personal profile. >> i've had my e-mail longer than i've had my phone number. and that's the reality for a lot of folks. >> patrick jackson is a cyber security expert with disconnect, an online privacy company. >> your e-mail address is a lot more valuable than people think it is. it may contain your first and last name, your birthday, who you work for, what school you go to.

>> he says as apple and google add more ways for you to block apps from tracking you and as more consumers say no to cookies, not those cookies, these cookies. advertisers and brands are now asking you directly for your email. >> it is something that consumers don't understand this is really the glue that connects all these pieces of information together. >> and when you open an e-mail, that can give advertisers even more info about you. jackson showed me how it works in real-time okay i got an e-mail that says shoe sale is that for me >> yep that's for you. >> all right i'm going to open it he hit a tracker in this banner advertisement. and the moment i open it, he learns a lot about me. >> just from you opening this e-mail, i can get your location, which is new york, new york. you're connecting from an iphone you're using the outlook app on your device, the time when you opened it and if you open it again. >> why should i care that you know all that about me >> it's not clear it's happened and it creates this beast that

we no longer have control over once this data is collected. >> and where does all that data go it often ends up with so-called data brokers that might collect and sell it to people like the ceo of modern impact, an advertising agency that helps brands target their customers. he says some of this data collection helps consumers, by giving them a better online experience what's the benefits to the consumer >> the benefits to the consumer is actually receiving ads that enrich or create a better digital experience there is no way to remove all advertising from our digital ecosystem. >> he also advocates for consumer privacy and enforcement of privacy laws. >> the balance for brands is making sure they don't breach our privacy. where they don't come across the stalkerish >> do you think there can be both, a consumer can protect their privacy and an experience online that is relevant to them?

>> i sure hope so. while it's not perfect i think the goal for many smart advertising brands are to continue and enrich that experience and not hijack it >> it is not just your e-mail. think twice before giving out your phone number because it allows the business to target you for ads. the thing is, the more your phone number is out there the greater chance it would be part of a data breach which makes you a bigger target for robocalls and spam texts nobody wants that. >> what do we do >> multiple experts we talked to, it takes work, but they make multiple different e-mails for things like your friends and family then another e-mail for your shopping another e-mail for your social media. it sounds like a lot of work but it helps to keep your information separate and also we talked about this. don't put hoda kotb 123 in your

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you. you will see what i mean in a second i want you to pick up your deck. i want you to open up the box and pull the deck out and keep it facedown in your hand just like this. both of your hands make sure you have all the cards. good like i mentioned, i want you to use this table as a platform put your hands underneath the table. keep the deck facedown in a moment, i want you to cut the deck however you want. lift off how many cards from the deck turn those cards face up and place them back on top of the deck i don't want to see what it is but you can look, just to make sure you are doing it right. good i want you to look at the card that you cut to and remember it. remember that card. >> okay. >> all right and craig and al, take that card you are looking at and put it in your pocket. carson, i want you to just remember yours >> got it. >> put it in your pocket i don't want to look. >> all right >> good. once you have done that, i want you to take all the face-up cards and turn them back facedown. again, you can look. >> turn it around?

>> yeah. just take all the face-up cards and turn them down >> good. once you have done that, give the deck a cut. >> anywhere? >> anywhere you want and bring the cards out on top of the table. >> right there >> so there is no way i can know what card you guys are thinking of, right? because you cut the deck where you wanted the only way i can know what your cards are is by figuring out what card is missing from the cards in your hand, right? that's what i will do. hopefully quickly. craig, hand me that deck you know what, give those cards a mix. >> just once >> whatever you want >> what's happening here >> okay, done. >> good. craig, there you go. give me those cards. just look at me. think of a card. good, good, good, good good okay not so sure about this. >> looking at his head, not much in there.

>> you have one card here. just a first thought was your card a red card >> no. >> not going so well here, dan. >> no, it's okay wait a second. hold on. a club. >> yes >> five of clubs >> no. >> what was your card? >> it was the four of clubs. >> the four of clubs, okay and your card, it's a red card a, a nine? >> it was not a nine. >> what was your card? >> five of diamonds. >> okay. it's okay. it's all right here's the thing it's all about carson. >> one out of three is not bad >> this is all about carson. i made a prediction of sort of what would happen here today see, you chose -- what was the card you chose again >> the four of clubs. >> and you chose >> the five of diamonds. >> there is no way i could have

known that i made a prediction, and i placed it in a place that we all could see it, a place that we sort of in front of all of us right now. i'll show you what i mean. carson, for the first time, what is your card >> it is a king of diamonds. >> there is no way i could have known. >> no way. >> spread the cards out. they're all different, right king of diamonds, every single card turn them face up, and they are all different. you could have chosen every card. >> i could have. >> you chose the four of clubs, and you chose the five of diamonds i placed a prediction in a place we all could see, and that place is instagram. >> on instagram? >> on instagram. can you please pull your phones up right now >> okay. >> do you have instagram >> i have. and, yes, instagram. >> okay. >> are you guys following me >> okay. >> you might not me. in fact, everybody at home, you can go right now to #danwhitemagic. >> i got it. >> 65,000, impressive.

>> yeah, everybody follow back i don't know if you can see on my profile yeah, right there. i posted a picture a couple days ago on my actual feed. >> on your feed, okay. >> is it the most recent one. >> it's the second to last one pull that up i don't know if you can see that, but here's what it is. >> oh, my god. >> it is a picture of me holding the deck of cards. >> right. >> but it is not just any card it is this deck of cards right here, right? i want you to actually -- carson, can you take that deck, the one we haven't touched. >> yes. >> pull it out of the box. keep it facedown. >> got it. >> good. i want you to check this out this picture is of that deck of cards. so one deck of cards we didn't use, the one deck of cards that you didn't choose. >> right. >> but if you notice in the picture, i took the picture on 26th street. >> yes. >> do you see that in the background >> yes. >> i posted that two days ago, >> right >> 26. >> uh-huh.

>> there are 52 cards in a deck of cards carson, can you deal 26 cards on to the deck of the table. >> 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 -- 22, 23, 24, 25 - >> that's the 26th card right there. that's the 26th card right there. you had what card? >> my card was a king of diamonds. >> okay. turn it over. >> come on stop it! >> not only that, al, craig, in the caption, i don't know if you can see what that says it says nyc five of diamonds and four of clubs will be picked too. >> what! >> it's like it's too good, dan. the magic is too good. >> now we got to burn him at the stake. >> yeah. >> that turned dark. that's incredible. what do you mean, how did you do it >> this is like instagram magic. >> i swe >> were you in on it

>> i swear to god on my life, no >> dan, that's amazing. >> that is incredible. >> thank you guys for having me. >> where can people see this >> i perform at a museum on 22nd and park. >> probably a trick table. >> i also perform online i do a magic show you can do from home all across the world, anybody can tune in. >> dan, thank you. >> tax day yesterday >> amazing. >> dan, thank you so much. today.com if you want more information on how to find dan white. that was incredible. the only thing we can the only thing we can follow-up on that with is a good - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org.

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