good morning. thanks for starting your good saturday morning. thanks for starting your weekend with us. the most commonly used abortion pill in the country is still available this morning for now >> that's after a friday night

decision from the supreme court. it is april 22nd, and this is "today." access protected -- overnight, the supreme court blocks an order from a texas federal judge that would have invalidated the fda's approval of the abortion drug mifepristone what happens next and could access to the bill still be in gyp ardi we're live with the latest on the move. >> oh, god >> severe weather that's plagued the south and midwest is headed for the east coast today with more than 20 million bracing for damaging winds and hail. we'll have the full forecast back on set, alec baldwin along with the cast and crew of "rust"es and a half after the accidental shooting death of the movie's cinematographer, as the new mexico prosecutor drops s involuntary manslaughter charges against baldwin. and countdown to coronation.

two weeks until charles is officially crowned king. the uk putting finishing touches on all their plans but there is new royal family drama that could overshadow the big day. today, saturday, april 22nd, 2023 from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker welcome to "today. thanks for joining us on this saturday morning you've got the royal rumble to talk about but also the pomp and pageantry. if anybody can put on a big show, it is the brits. >> that's for sure it is going to be so exciting. i am counting down i have the date circled. and the family reunion will be interesting. today is earth day with many people around the country and world headed out to try to make a difference in the cleanup of the planet with climate change

fears growing every day. coming up, what you can do both big and small to do your part. we begin with that friday evening ruling from the supreme court, a 7-2 decision that keeps the abortion pill mifepristone on the market for now without restrictions the court returning this case to a lower court. the biden administration is praising the decision this morning. we want to get the very latest from nbc's allie raffa the status remains unchanged after the supreme court granted emergency request from the biden administration and one of the drugmakers to blk a lower court's decision to remove fda approval of the drug after two decades. justices thomas and alito dissenting the texas decision handed down at the beginning of the month would have taken the pill off the market, but for now,

mifepristone remains to women in person and by mail for use up to ten weeks into their pregnancies. president biden acknowledging the case is not over, pledging to continue the fight in the courts and that his administration will continue to defend the fda's expert authority to review and regulate a wide range of prescription drugs. the president further calling the lawsuit a politically driven attack on women's health the debate over abortion access has long been a flashpoint in american politics, but it's being watched in the run-up to 2024 after the overturning of roe v. wade became a factor for many voters in last year's midterms, peter. >> allie, this is most likely not the final word from the justices what are the next steps here >> reporter: because the supreme court's decision is just temporary, the case will now head back to the 5th circuit court of appeals where a three-judge panel made up of mostly conservatives will

evaluate the merits of the original lawsuit, though it's still unclear who exactly on that court will hear the case. it's an expedited hearing set for may 17th if the panel decides to pull mifepristone off the market, this case will end up right back on the docket of the nation's highest court, another case not even a year after the conservative majority removed the constitutional right to an abortion, peter. >> major implications for the 2024 season as well. thank you. thank you. now to the devastation in the south and midwest with the severe weather that left homes destroyed. the stormy weather today is set to drench the east coast. we will have the latest on the weather threat in a moment. let's begin with the clean up from the outbreak. priscilla thompson is in cole, oklahoma. with more on that, priscilla, you can look around and see the

devastation. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. i spoke to a woman who rode out the storm in this shelter. she emerged to find that this is what was left of her home. cinder blocks and back porch back there. it was destroyed. now many items are gathered in piles like this throughout the yard and this is the kind of devastation that so many people in this community are returning to as severe weather across the south and midwest is wrecking havoc. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a twister through tyler, texas. unrelenting rain in austin causing dangerous flash flooding and water rescues. >> that water came up to here. >> it was pretty bad. >> reporter: as golf-ball sized hail hit oklahoma and illinois. thousands in texas and oklahoma

and arkansas remain without power. the governor declaing a state of emergency after an ef-3 tornado killing three. many there now grappling with the path of death and destruction left behind. this woman is still shaken after riding out the storm in the bunker in her backyard. >> good 50 pounds. it ripped the hinges off. >> reporter: when she emerged, there was nothing left. she is unsure of what comes next. >> how are you feeling? >> scared. we are trying to find temporary housing or a hotel to afford. month to month. i'm not sure. >> reporter: in the midst of the uncertainty, her fiance's boss helping a hand. >> all we have is hands. we are taking care of our family. >> how much do those things mean in this moment? >> it is keeping a smile on my face. i feel i have hope.

>> reporter: hope amid so much despair in a community reeling from disaster. and, guys, some good news this morning. the county sheriff had been worried that the number of lives lost may continue to rise, but now he is giving the all clear saying that everyone has been accounted for. kristen, peter. >> that is certainly some welcome news, still so much work to be done. priscilla, thank you. >> we want to bring in angie lassman with the severe weather threat we are facing this morning. >> good morning, guys. the good news is we will see all of the areas that need to clean up with quiet weather for a while longer. the strong storms continue east. right now, we have general thunderstorms. as the daytime heating gets going, we see the severe threat focused into 23 million homes as we go through the later part of

the day. from scranton to savannah, we have the potential to see 1 inch hail. potentially higher than that and damaging winds. the good news with this is the tornado threat is low, but not zero. we will watch this in the afternoon and evening hours. the cold front will bring heavy rain to the mid-atlantic and northeast. specifically into tomorrow. we will see new england gearing up for soggy conditions. need it in this area. it will be the heavy rain that interrupts sunday plans. behind thehe system is the spri temperatures. by the time it gets to sunday, some areas like boston and hartford ending up with over 1 inch of rain as we get through the weekend. guys, back to you. >> a good day to stay alert. especially on the east coast. angie, thank you. we will have the full forecast in a few minutes.

we turn to the violence in sudan as the fighting rages with the sudanese army. the biden administration is looking to get the embassy employees out. we have courtney kube following the latest. good morning. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. despite both sides agreeing to the three-day cease-fire after the holiday, fighting raged on in khartoum prompting planning to get people out. thousands of americans among those caught in the crossfire in sudan. a 72-hour cease-fire not ending the violence. the state department announcing an an american was one of those killed. the sudan international airport shutdown. many residents without running water or food. the pentagon sending troops to

the military base in jbooti. >> we haven't been called on anything yesterday. >> reporter: the biden administration is leaning to the evacuation of the u.s. personnel there according to the sources familiar with the planning. while the planning is to rescue the rest in sudan, the mission is too dangerous. this morning, one among those stranded. >> there is no plane that can safely land. at the moment, i'm kind of taking it day by day and hour by hour. >> reporter: late friday, chairman of the joint chiefs mark milley called his counterpart to discuss those trapped in sudan. now they are coordinating efforts to evacuate american

diplomats. the airport in khartoum is closed and at the center of the recent fighting. the rescue mission could be very dangerous. kristen. >> courtney, let me follow-up on you with that point. if there is an evacuation of u.s. government personnel, when he could it happen? what is the earliest? what about those not government employees? >> reporter: the u.s. military could rescue personnel in a matter of hours. they have the aircraft and troops and logistical support. although the state department says it is dangerous to evacuate the 16,000 in sudan, the officials tell me they are preparing for all contingencies. including if ordered to conduct a larger evacuation. for now, americans are continued to shelter in place and register with the u.s. embassy in khartoum. kristen. >> courtney kube, thank you. filming and production on

the set of "rust" is back under way a year and a half after shutdown after the accidental death of the cinematographer. the prosecutors dismissed the involuntary manslaughter charge against alec baldwin. we have erin mclaughlin with more. >> reporter: peter, good morning. alec baldwin back on the set of "rust." this image obtained by nbc news after the announcement that the charge of involuntary manslaughter has been dropped against him. baldwin has denied the charges maintaining he never pulled the trigger of the gun that killed halyna hutchins. now a source with knowledge of the investigation tells nbc news the new prosecutors recently learned that the colt .45 in question was modified with a new trigger making it possible to misfire the gun. prosecutors released a statement

saying quote, new facts revealed and demanded further investigation. the prosecutors go on to say this does not absolve mr. baldwin of criminal culpability. charges against the film's armorer remain unchanged. prosecutors believe they will be meanwhile, "rust" has resumed production with halyna hutchins' husband serving as executive producer >> lerin, thank you. alvin bragg has reached a deal with house republicans to let a former prosecutor testify in front of the house judiciary. bragg agreed to let mark pomeranz testify under oath next month. pomeranz wrote a tell-all book that spoke about secrets into the investigation of the former president. now to a scary scene where a

fiery accident shut down a major highway on friday. one person was killed and several injured. you can see the billowing black smoke after a fuel tanker rolled over on what's called the gold star bridge there, burst into flames sparking that massive fire the truck that was carrying home heating oil was truck by a tire that had blown out from a nearby car. the accident closed down a significant portion of i-95, a major interstate between new england and new york city. if you love nba playoff basketball, you are in luck. four more games are on the schedule today last night, thanks to a triple-double from jokic, the nuggets took a 3-0 series lead over the timberwolves. the knicks beat the cavaliers in a defensive battle to take a 2-1 lead in that series. jalen brunson led the team with 21 points. an early game, atlanta hawks'

sharpshooter trae young scored 32 against the boston celtics. boston leads the series two games to one a lot of games to go >> as you were breaking it down in the break, the give-and-go offense. >> the triple-double -double. >> post-op is strong. angie is back with the forecast. angie, good saturday morning to you. good morning. guess what today is? earth day. a lot of events. people out and about doing a little something to help out the planet. if that is the case and you live out west, nice conditions for a lot of folks. we have snow falling in parts of the rockies. we have severe weather from the southeast to the mid-atlantic. it might be iffy to be out doors with the kids into the afternoon hours. the plains will be a little chilly. here is the view. chilly and windy. a little bit of rain in the great lakes and additional snow. that cold front that we're watching will bring the threat of severe storms. it includes large hail and

damaging winds and low threat of tornadoes. something we will have to watch through the afternoon hours today. not to mention the rain that works into the northeast. if you live out west, it is bright and dry. i have a feeling it is a perfect day for a beach clean up. temperatures on the cool side for a lot of the country. that really warm air that was in place for the east is going to be long gone by tomorrow. the front will finally work offshore. we will be left with seasonable conditions along the east coast. back to the midwest, 46 degrees in places like minneapolis and wisconsin and michigan. we end up in the 50s tomorrow. on the cool side and stormy for texas. we watch for the stronger storms to develop as >> we have temperatures in the 50s this morning. it's a little patchy, low clouds.

later today, san jose, 77 degrees. mostly sunny skies. few high clouds later. upper 60s around san francisco. check out concord and santa rosa today. near 80 degrees. we'll trend a little cooler tomorrow on into monday, and then the temperatures rebound again midweek. you can see more 80s in the forecast wednesday and thursday. and that's your local forecast. back over to you. >> angie, thanks so much. still to come, meghan fitzgerald is across the pond with the latest building. >> reporter: good morning, kristen. preparations are under way here in london. the queen and king are expected to be in the spotlight, but prince harry is expected to attend the coronation. the question is will the royal family rift be on full display? details coming up.

>> royal row. angie mentioned simple tricks and tips to help save our planet. we are back right after this.

we are back on saturday morning with the "weekly download." >> we have joe fryer in new york with that. hey, joe. good morning. >> kristen and peter, good morning. the headlines dominated this week by a number of unrelated shootings making headlines across the country. seemingly innocent mistakes led to gun violence across the country this week. in texas, police say high school cheerleader payton washington was shot when a man opened fire on her and three friends.

it happened in the grocery store parking lot after a teen mistakenly approached the wrong vehicle. >> the latest comes days after the kansas city teen was shot in the head after going to the wrong home to pick up his brothers. >> and a 20-year-old woman shot to death when a gunman opened fire on her car which pulled in the wrong driveway. in north carolina, a father and son shot after the basketball rolled into the neighboring yard. >> fox news agreed to pay dominion voting systems $767.5 million to settle the lawsuit against fox. dominion accused the network of spreading lies. >> the truth matters. lies have consequences. >> in a statement, fox writes, we are hopeful to resolve the dispute amicably allows the

country to move forward. >> the pentagon ufo chief testified before congress. >> no credible evidence thus far of extra. >> observed at 10 to 30,000 feet. so far, no sign of alien involvement. >> buffalo bills damar hamlin has been cleared to play after his heart stopped in a game. >> this event was life changing, but it is not the end of my story. i'm here to announce i plan on making a comeback to the nfl. >> some of the weeks dramatic moments caught on camera. the spacex rocket, the most powerful yet, exploded minutes after launch. no crew members were on board.

in florida, two suspects accused of stealing a car led authorities on a high-speed chase. one stole a tesla and leaving one behind before crashes into a law enforcement truck. both suspects were captured. in texas, this monday wrangled and sweet talked a snake out of her daughter's car engine. >> i'm not trying to hurt you. >> finally, this usher in the red jacket at the bruce springsteen's concert on long island put on just as good of a show as the boss himself. ♪♪ >> he is on fire. >> i have to tell you, peter and kristen, i can relate to that usher. i went to the bruce springsteen concert. one on long island last week. i was there with my partner peter. there may have been dancing similar to what you saw from the

usher there. i will never share that video with you. it is a little embarrassing. >> this is a surprise for you. play if you can. i'm sorry. we saw him in d.c. the springsteen concert is so much fun. he did a cover of "night shift" by the commodores. it was really smooth. >> are you going to start singing? >> i'll save for the break. >> did you dance? we need that video. >> save for another broadcast. joe, thank you. wait until you hear how much eddie van halen's "hot for eddie van halen's "hot for teacher - life is uncertain.

everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. good morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday, april 22nd. i'm kira klapper. san francisco police arrested a man for throwing eggs and yelling racial slurs at muni

passengers. you may remember this, happened be back in february. this video showing a man carrying egg cartons on a muni bus. witnesses say he had been throwing eggs, yelling slurs at asian-american women. police arrested joseph benjamin. a visitor from new york caught the whole thing on camera. after her video went viral, other asian-american riders reached out to her saying they've been attacked by the same man. >> i'm glad that i could use my platform to talk about these issues more than just, here's a viral video. how ridiculous is this man throwing eggs? i really wanted to be able to have this media conversation that we've been having since february. >> next tuesday, there is a virtual safety roundtable with michelle and others t to discus rider safetyy andnd securityty. today is national drug take back day. it's a free way to get rid of medication in a safe way. the livermore police department is holding a drop-off event at

their station in livermore, and many other police departments throughout the bay area will be participating. they'll accept prescription medication, and that includes opioids that are expired or unwanted. most start at 10:00 a.m. on this earth day, we check in for the microclimate forecast. >> good morning. on this earth day, we have some fog on the move around the golden gate bridge. this morning, a nice day around san francisco. 60s later on with the coastal clouds and pleasant conditions. early afternoon, first pitch for the giants and mets, upper 60s near san francisco. look at the temperatures across the valleys, upper 70s around san jose. farther inland, concord and fairfield, temperatures in the low 80s this afternoon. near 80 in santa rosa. tomorrow, likely trending a little cooler, but still hanging on to the 70s sunday into monday. toward the middle part of next week, we'll see temperatures

rebound again. more widespread 80s possible for the valleys. more 70s. spring sunshine on the coast around midweek. kira. >> sunshine looks good. thanks. coming up on "today in the bay," a dramatic step to crack down on drug dealers in san francisco. who governor newsom is calling on to stop the fentanyl crisis in the city. we'll have that plus your other top stories, including the full microclimate forecast, and the hope that the giants actually win tonight. coming up at 7:00. we hope you join us. in the meantime, we'll send you back to the "today" show.

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♪ baby, like a record ♪♪ >> that has to take you back. we are back on saturday morning, april 22nd, 2023. why are we playing dead or alive's hit "you spin me round." there is a good reason. >> today is national record store day. with vinyl making a comeback, we will tell you about the a-list superstar getting in on the action this big day. i remember my dad spinning sade when we were kids. cyndi lauper. >> madonna. it makes me happy we grew up in the '80s. president biden signing executive order aimed at advancing environmental justice. it directs to work for people in the community suffering from toxic pollution.

the climate order comes as president biden is expected to announce his bid for re-election as soon as tuesday. the ride sharing app lyft announced job cuts. the cuts are expected to impact 1,200 employees which is 30% of the work force. the ceo told employees in the email that they will be part of the restructuring. lyft previously cut 700 jobs in november. come to the screen for a moment and check this out. extreme weather in florida where a water spout was caught on camera off the coast of hollywood beach. here is the video. you see the water spout next to the wall of heavy rain. thatis frightening. the spout moved in and a tornado warning was issued for of the area shortly before the water

spout moved to the shore. it did break up after hitting land. beach goers had umbrellas flying and people racing for cover. >> you can understand why. also this morning, we are two weeks away from this very moment. the coronation of king charles. it is a moment he has waited for his entire life. meghan fitzgerald is outside buckingham palace with more. meghan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the countdown is on. construction crews out and repaving streets and statues power washed. no detail is being spared ahead of the highly anticipated occasion. this morning, the united kingdom is ready for the crowning of its new king.

preparations under way with rehearsals in full swing. including the midnight military march through the empty streets of london. the brits are making sure every detail is perfect as the world will soon see the first coronation in 70 years. friday, on what would have been the late queen elizabeth's 9th birthday, this photo of her surrounded by children and grandchildren. the photo taken by kate last summer at balmoral estate. >> throughout her reign, she was a woman who had done an incredible job. it is harder for people to embrace king charles. >> reporter: a high bar set by the queen. epitome of service and dedication of duty which falls on her son, charles. the new king is not the only one

in the spotlight. prince harry announced he will attend, but megan and the kids will stay home. >> a dirty game. >> reporter: and harry's tell-all book and interviews where he blasted his family. calling his stepmother caniving. >> i don't care what anyone says. this is not an end game. she married the person she loved. >> reporter: in two weeks, the united kingdom's queen and king are front and center. there is speculation the rift could be too. u.s. president biden will not be attending. jill biden is expected to be here. sunday, a massive concert will take place behind me at buckingham palace. some headliners are katy perry

and lionel richie. with prince harry, a lot to watch and a lot to look out for, guys. >> sure is. what an exciting time. meagan, thank you. in addition to all of the drama and pomp and circumstance, it is sweet to see the picture with the queen and her grand kids. >> i wonder the way the brits will view megan not coming to the coronation. >> there will be plenty of, as meagan said, chit-chat. let's chit-chat about the forecast with angie. good morning. >> good morning. i hope you didn't put your layers away. it will be a little chilly for some across the country. we were well over average the past couple days for the east. check out what we are dealing with in the plains and midwest. 20 million under the freeze alerts. temperatures in the 20s and mid-30s for omaha and des moines. 33 for kirksville and 35 for

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we are back on saturday morning with "popstart." for that, we go to joe. take it away. >> good to see you. first up is dick van dyke. the comedy legend is coming back to tv. this is a good one. van dyke is going to be guest starring on the iconic soap opera "days of our lives." thanks to the star of the show. >> greg and i went to the same gym together. i used to kid him. don't you ever have parts for old people. come on. he took me seriously. they got me a part. >> access hollywood was on set for rehearsals. his role as a soap opera classic. he is playing someone with amnesia. you can catch the debut this fall on peacock. dick van dyke is 97 years old. i spoke to him a few years ago.

his secret to life is never stop moving and never stop working. that includes soap operas. >> i love the story behind it. i did not ever foresee him being on a soap opera. >> "mary poppins." up next, eddie van halen's iconic guy far fetched bucks at auction. it was bought by a bidder for under $4 million. that is $1 million than expected. the custom made guitar appeared in "hot for teacher" music video. that lucky winning bidder took home the white straight jacket and gloves that van halen wore in the piece of americana.

>> once bite -- bitten, twice shy. finally, reba mcentire. she caught up with willie for the sunday sit down. she opened up about what it felt like to end the recent tour performing in front of the packed crowd at msg. >> how do you describe the sensation of walking out on stage? what does that feel like? >> everybody wants to be loved and accepted. i'm not different. we're up there on the stage razzle-dazzle. we're very insecure people. after the second song, the applause went on for a long time. i got emotional. i was crying. the show must go on. mascara down the face, whatever. you have to keep going. >> you can catch the full conversation with reba tomorrow morning on "sunday today." that is your "popstart." >> what an icon.

joe, thanks so much. still to come here, the fat cat getting a lot of love this morning. >> ah. >> look at that guy. a brawler. we're back after this.

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they overexpanded in some cases, so you're seeing that a little bit. >> google is assessing how to move forward with this project and is committed to san jose for the long term. in honor of earth day today, the east bay regional park district is doing several cleanups that you can be a part of. you can see the list on your screen. cleanup locations throughout the park's district as well as planting projects. if you'd like to attend, register on the east bay park district's website. we have a whole section on our website dedicated to fighting climate change. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on the climate in crisis tab in our home page. let's turn to the climate and check in with meteorologist rob maeyda. >> san jose, high clouds overhead and temperatures later on today going into the upper 70s around san jose with a few more of the high clouds heading toward the afternoon.

a pretty mild day for most of the bay area, including upper 60s to low 70s from san francisco to oakland. check out solano county, interior contra costa, too. could see 80s out there from concord to fairfield. near 80 degrees in santa rosa. you see the 70s through the santa clara valley toward morgan hill. should see 70s around santa cruz today. tomorrow, a little more of the sea breeze picking up, which will lead to some cooling temperatures back into the low 70s. not too chilly. no rain in the forecast. just a little more wind and back into the 80s again wednesday and thursday next week. kira. >> looks good, rob. thanks. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a bay area mom accused of hosting alcohol-fueled parties for minors might be looking for a plea deal. we'll tell you about the new evidence coming to light in the case against the so-called party mom. we'll have that. plus all your other top stories and the full forecast coming up at 7:00. hope you join us.

in the meantime, we'll take you back to the "today" show. good morning. access allowed. the supreme court late friday preserving the use of the abortion pill mifepristone after blocking the order from the

texas federal judge that would have invalidated the fda approval of the pill. what happens next and could access to the pill still be in jeopardy? sidelined. the nfl suspending five players accusing them of betting and violating the league's gambling policy with some of the players missing the first six games while the rest will be out for the season. what's their futurure within t league? ♪♪ and vinyl revival. music lovers heading out to get their hands on beloved records with taylor swift and billy joel and madonna releasing music you can only get in stores. today, saturday, april 22nd, 2023. good morning from hot tub in maine. welcome to the "today" show. good morning, "today" show.

we are the jones family. >> from wheaton, illinois. >> hi to our family in pennsylvania. >> and london, england. have a great day. ♪♪ hello to all of our fans no matter where you are. good morning. welcome back to "today" on saturday morning. i don't know about you, peter, but sign me up to get vinyl records. >> can i congratulation that couple for the first greeting from the hot tub? that has never happened. >> we do need to pause on that one. the ducks behind them? >> hit us up on twitter @peteralexander. thanks for getting up with us. >> we will have fun with that. we want to get to today's news and the friday night decision from the supreme court. allowing access to continue for the abortion drug mifepristone. let's get the latest now from nbc's allie raffa at the white house where the biden administration has been watching

the developments. allie, good morning. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. access to mifepristone remains for now unchanged this morning after the supreme court late friday granted emergency request from the biden administration and one of the drugmakers to block a lower texas court decision to remove fda approval of the drug after two decades. the texas ruling would have taken the pill off the market, but for now, mifepristone remains available to women in person or by mail for use until ten weeks into the pregnancies. president biden celebrating the decision, but acknowledging the case is not over. vowing to quote continue the fight in the courts. now because the supreme court decision is just temporary, the case now heads back to the fifth circuit court of appeals where a three-judge panel made up of mostly conservatives will evaluate the merits of the original lawsuit. it is unclear who will hear the case. an expedited hearing is set for

may 17th. if the panel decides to pull mifepristone off the market, this case will end up on the docket of the nation's highest court not even a year after the conservative majority removed the right to abortion. kristen. >> big implications especially with the 2024 election looming. allie raffa, thank you. to news from the nfl where several players have been suspended accused of violating the gambling policy by betting on games. jesse kirsch has the latest on this from chicago. jesse, gambling is legal in places and now this. >> reporter: good morning, peter. the latest in a series of issues surrounding the two topics over decades, really, across multiple sports. the nfl says five players have been suspended. three indefinitely. two detroit lions players released by the team. the nfl says it did not find evidence of players using inside

information and the league believes no games were compromised. this is just the latest issue leading to debate over tricky relationship. gambling and sports. the national football league falling foul suspending five players for an edge edly violating the gambling policy. two from detroit lions through the 2023 season for betting on nfl games in the 2022 season. the nfl saying stanley berryhill and williams. they bet on non-nfl games, but occurred at an nfl facility. >> you don't want to call this into question, but the rules they have are -- you know, they don't make a lot of sense. >> reporter: usa today's nancy

armor says they are making an an about face on gambling. >> is something like this inevitable? >> absolutely. this is the second year in a row. the nfl dealing with betting companies, how are the players to be expected to not think it is okay? there is a mixed message. it is not a surprise this happened. it will continue to happen. >> reporter: in a statement, the lions called players' actions not consistent with the organization values. the commanders writing they support the league actions. the relationship with sports at large and gambling is up for debate. >> they can police it all they want, but they have in large part done it to themselves. >> reporter: we reached out to the fire players suspended. only one has replied through representative declining to comment.

peter and kristen, this is an issue that will be talked about and has been talked about and will be in the future. the nfl says the three players suspended indefinitely can request to be reinstated after the 2023 season wraps up. >> another headline they would like to avoid. jesse, thank you. hundreds of people gathered for the memorial for the young woman who died pulling into the driveway. friends and family celebrated her life and crowds could be seen waiting to pay respects. the 20-year-old was shot and killed last saturday when the car she was riding in pulled into the wrong driveway and homeowner fired his gun. kevin monahan was arrested. . >> so many people shot being in the wrong place at the wrong time. joe is back with the morning boost. >> you could call this a feel

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we are back with "today's talker." the recent resurgence of vinyl. today is national record store day. >> easy street records. so many good ones. shops across the country are gearing up for the busy days. stephanie gosk has more.

>> reporter: at a time when music lives in the cloud, record store day is dedicated to music that can actually be held in your hands and to the independent stores that never stopped selling. >> it is one day to have a line outside and people super excited to buy vinyl. >> reporter: record sales are on the rise. for the last 16 years, up 17% in 2022. >> we have seen vinyl totally decimate that we thought we would close. >> reporter: rock and soul record store in midtown manhattan for 50 years. >> how do you describe the future today for a record store? >> exciting. we are really excited. >> reporter: record store day gets bigger every year. musicians fuel the hype with special editions and can sell out fast and only bought in the store. the record last year was taylor swift. >> they started lining up24 hours before. >> reporter: this year?

it is also taylor swift. ♪ felt like i was ♪♪ >> a lot more. billy joel, grateful dead, stevie nicks. >> reporter: there is something for everyone. every taste and generation. including me. 40th anniversary of violent fems. "blister in the sun" like never before. without skipping a beat. >> come on! right back to high school. >> reporter: so get offline and get off the couch and go to the record store. for "today," stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> that is cool. it takes me back to hang out with my grand mom listening to diana ross. >> including culture club.

>> it was great, too. let's go to angie who is watching the forecast. angie, good morning. >> watching the forecast and dancing here listening to that piece. i love that. guys, we have another day where we have the potential, unfortunately, to see strong to severe storms. most focused to the east coast. stretching from pennsylvania to georgia. we do have the potential to see hail up to an inch in size and damaging winds. the tornado threat is low. it is not zero, but it is low. that will last from this afternoon into the evening hours. now to southern texas with the potential for wind and hail event. tornado threat is low. if you live in this area and plan to be out and about through tomorrow, you want to watch for that. here is the cold front that is really the culprit of the severe weather we have seen all week long. it is going to hug the east coast today. it will bring rain to the places that are not expecting the severe weather. it will still be soggy. that does include mid-atlantic

and into the northeast for new york into the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning. we will finally see this exit. it does become cooler and breezy on the back side of this. we get back to more cooler than normal temperatures instead of warmer than normal temperatures that settled in. here is the rainfall through sunday. we need this in a lot of places in the northeast. after dealing with drought >> in san francisco, downtown, clear, but some low clouds near the golden gate bridge and climbing over the coastal hills this morning. 50s to get the day started. lunchtime, low 70s inland. 60s in the forecast for san francisco and san mateo today. santa rosa and concord, near 80 degrees. 70s to start off the weekend. tomorrow, the sea breeze picks up. you'll see that in the san francisco

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we're back now on saturday morning with the theater in texas providing what is a very unique experience for fans visually impaired. >> the theater is giving audience members the opportunity to get up close and personal with the set, props and costumes and it is exciting and it shows. nbc's maura barrett explains. ♪ soul sister ♪♪ >> reporter: they ask stay in your seat, but to see the show for some, they need to feel it first. >> i get it.

>> reporter: sandra loved the theater. >> a blind person doesn't want to sit on the couch. >> reporter: when broadway shows come to houston, the hobby center hosts private stage tours for anyone on the vision spectrum to grasp what others can see. >> pardon the pun. eye opening experience. >> reporter: the touch tour. the intimate look at moulan rouge is the first to touch the props. >> can i take one? >> no. >> reporter: started nearly a decade ago, volunteers at the theater conducted tours for lion king and phantom of the opera and hamilton. >> hamilton was so popular. we also could be part of that dialogue and say, okay, i experienced it. i see why it was so wonderful.

so, it is part of inclusion. >> reporter: for the volunteer, helping with the tours is a sense of duty. >> everyone deserves the right to participate and to have that connection with what is going in the performing arts. whatever we can do to enhance that and enrich that, it is just our responsibility to do. >> reporter: in a recent study by the cdc, 1 in 4 have an impairment. >> how do people feel they live in the community? >> we can come to the theater and get the experience like anybody else. >> we are part of society. we are all trying to live our lives and live full lives. the theater is part of that for me. >> reporter: these opportunities remain rare. for production stage manager and

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marathon and because it's earth day, it's a great day to get out and do something for our planet >> no doubt. a quick thank you to my friend for ken. this is a newsroom tie good morning. it is 6:26. thank you so much for joining us on this saturday, april 22nd. i'm kira klapper. san francisco police have arrested a man for throwing eggs and yelling racial slurs at passengers on muni. this happened back in february. the video showing a man carrying egg cartons on a bus. witnesses say he had been throwing eggs and yelling racial slurs at two asian women. police yesterday arrested 44-year-old joseph benjamin. a video from a visitor from new york caught the whole thing on video. after her video went viral, other asian-american riders reached out saying they'd been attacked by the same man. >> i was glad that i could use

my platform to talk about these issues more than just, "here's a viral video." how ridiculous is this man throwing eggs? i wanted to be able to have this media conversation we've been having since february. >> next tuesday, there is a virtual safety roundtable with michelle young and others to discuss r rider s safety and sesecurity. today is national drug take back day. it's a free way to get rid of medication in a safe way. the livermore police department is one of many holding a drop-off event at their station. many other police departments throughout the bay area also will be participating. they will be accepting prescription medication, and that does include opioids that are expired or unwanted. the events start at 10:00 a.m. on this earth day, we check in with meteorologist rob mayeda, who has a check of the forecast. >> look at the fog on the move there near the golden gate bridge. coming over the coastal hill

tops, reduced visibility into half moon bay this morning. due to the onshore sea breeze, san francisco likely staying in the 60s today. upper 60s not too bad. fog staying around the coast. inland areas away from the bay in the upper 70s. 70s near san jose, 80 in concord. 89 morgan hill. oakland, 73 degrees. 80 in santa rosa. tomorrow, the sea breeze will be a little stronger. it'll cool down a little bit. look at the trend by wednesday and thursday. high pressure strengthens. could see more 80s versus 70s inland toward the middle part of the week. >> i love that. thanks, rob. on "today in the bay," a dra dramatic step to crack down on drug dealers. who governor gavin newsom is calling on to stop the fentanyl crisis in the city. we'll have that plus all your top stories and rob's full forecast coming up at 7:00. we hope you join us.

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