that is a tough drive. bridges are building. arrows show you where the traffic will keep feeding in. if you're going toward the game tonight over in sacramento, here is an issue. coming back, there will be one lane closed on south 680 around gold hill. they continue the repair work that could slow you down more. we hope it doesn't matter because you're celebrating. >> exactly. we hope the drive back is nice. we'll see how they do. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we're streaming 24/7 on roku, xumo and you can follow us on social. >> have a good day. the country. >> al says it's just the beginning. on alert. the mississippi river rising fast this morning. parts of the midwest declared

disasters, facing the worst flooding in decades. flooding disasters causing most of yosemite to close. where they could strike today. off to the races. with president biden now officially in the campaign, the 2024 battle for the white housu heats s up. >> it is almost inconceivable that biden would even think of running for re-election. >> this morning, the issues already taking center stage and how voters in a key battleground feel about a biden/trumpmp rematch. age limits? the growing push to keep children away from popular social media apps. just ahead, the rare bipartisan push being unveiled in washington today. shake-up. what we're now learning about the sudden firings of cable news stars tucker carlson and don lemon. what's next for the anchors and their networks. plus, american treasure. tributes pouring in for the

legendary harry belafonte. ♪ >> an icon of music, hollywood and the civil rights movement. >> people said, when did you become an activist? the day i was born. >> we'll celebrate his life and legacy through his many visits with us over the years. and clutch performance! >> he let's it go! >> trae young caps a dramatic comeback to save atlanta's season. >> durant, it's in! >> and two more teams punch their tickets to the next round of the nba playoffs today, wednesday 26th, 2023. from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza.

>> hi, everybody. good wednesday morning. welcome to "today." it's 7:00 a.m. out west. >> we have a lot to get to, major flooding across the midwest. we hear it will get even worse. >> across the midwest and south, melting snow and days of relentless rain led to flooding across the mississippi river. for some, unfortunately more rain is on the way. >> meantime in your area, this year's record snowfall is starting to melt and that's putting that region on alert for quick rising waters. >> we have it all covered. let's start with maggie vespa davenport for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that slow, days' long build is part of what makes this

situation so dangerous. scientists pointing out in the just fueled by falling rain by also by melting snow, and it is one piece of a wild week of severe weather nationwide. this morning, millions up and down the mighty mississippi watching helplessly as the river's swollen banks continue to inch inland. forecasters warning some in the region will see their worst floods in 20 years with river levels in illinois and iowa slated to keep rising until potentially early next week. multiple governors issuing disaster declarations. >> understand that this still could be a dangerous situation. >> reporter: in lacrosse, wisconsin a drone capturing neighborhoods already underwater. while iowa is poised while iowa is poised to see its highest river levels since 1965. >> and this water came up really fast this time. >> reporter: in pleasant valley, people forced to get around by boat

the floods fueled by 6 to 18 inches of melting snow pack in north dakota and minnesota a similar story out west where park officials say by friday they will close much of the famed yosmite valley through may 3rd as the snow in california's mountains threatens flooding there, too this as hail threatens the south and sweetwater, texas, where baseball-sized hail destroyed this driver's windshield snow is slamming the rocky mountains, while a tornado was spotted touching down near denver a severe spring stretch threatening millions for days on end. back here along the mississippi again, this is just beginning. we may have a week until these waters crest officials are asking people to pack a kit, they say, with enough clothes, medications and necessities to be away from home for several days savannah >> maggie, thank you very much. >> al is really busy tracking these storms, the flood threats. what do we see, al

>> this will be a slow motion disaster, as maggie mentioned, taking place over a long period of time. you can see all these rivers in red, especially the mississippi. that's what we're most worried about, from minor to major flooding over the next several days and weeks as this system develops now here is what we are watching we have this pretty good area firing up thunderstorms between dallas and houston we have this enhanced risk area. a few strong tornadoes, 22 million people under the gun here, damaging hail an wind gusts of 75 miles an hour and here's the risk for ef-2 or stronger tornadoes from dallas to waco. also, abilene, tyler and crocket. we will be watching that tomorrow that risk moves to the east and south where six million people from lake charles, new orleans, to panama city, this system will develop and bring with it strong storms across oklahoma and texas heavy rain tomorrow. strong storms move the sen brawl

gulf coast rain spreads to the southeast. and friday soaking rain for the mid atlantic and the northeast look at the widespread area, 1 to 3 inches. the lower mississippi could see three to five inches of rain we're watching that area very closely. coming up in the next half hour, guys, we will be talking about the sierra where they are worrying about snow-melt and flood risks as well. we move to the 2024 presidential race that is heating up after the announcement of president biden's re-election bid a familiar one as was the response from former president donald trump. kristin welker joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. you're right so far the 2024 race is shaping up to be a lot what we saw in 2020 president biden casting his campaign as a fight against former president trump and for the soul of the nation while mr. trump, the gop front

runner right now, is trying to make the case that president biden is unfit for office. feeling a lot like a rerun >> let's go joe! >> reporter: president biden is aiming to build momentum after officially announcing he is's running for re-election in 2024. on tuesday speaking to union members, critical to his coalition, making his case for four more years. >> it is time to finish the job. >> reporter: and despite a low job approval rating, the president touted his record, including strong job growth and passing a bipartisan infrastructure law, blasting his top gop rival, former president trump. >> people like you have been able to make it because you're union. the speaker, the former president and the maga extremists are cut from a different cloth. >> reporter: shortly after the president announced his re-election bid tuesday, mr. trump posted this scathing

response. >> with such a failed presidency, it is almost inconceivable biden would even think of running for re-election. >> reporter: with polls showing the president as the clear front runner, mr. biden is taking a play out of his 2020 playbook by placing mr. trump at the center of his argument for re-election. >> i said we would battle for the soul of america, and we still are. >> reporter: we pressed one of the president's closest allies on that strategy can the president, can democrats make the case for president biden without using the words trump and maga republicans >> well, why should we i think we need to talk about maga republicans. >> reporter: our nbc news poll shows voters are not enthusiastic about a potential biden/trump rematch saying neither should run again

including a small business owner with peter alexander in battleground pennsylvania. >> what do you make of that rematch? >> a mess. a mess. >> reporter: why >> i think they both are very extreme, and i think we need someone that's kind of in the middle. >> kristin, as mentioned, former president trump is the republican front runner, but the primary field is not set on the republican side. any movement there >> reporter: savannah, you are absolutely right the gop legislature in florida is poised to change a state law that would essentially pave the way for governor ron desantis to run for president without having to resign from office. now, look, he is the closest rival to former president trump, so it's clear he's ramping up, savannah as for mr. trump, he raised the possibility he might not participate in the first two gop primary debates posting, quote, why subject yourself to being liabled and abused important to note here, mr. trump made similar threats in 2016 and 2020 but almost always wound up participating in the

debate. savannah >> thank you very much. the economy is a major issue in the presidential race this morning new concerns from the financial world. its stock drop nearly 50% yesterday afte first republic, a well-known regional bank, saw its stock drop nearly 50% yesterday after announcing a recent $100 billion drop in deposits now, this despite the billions it received from the nation's largest banks during last month's banking turmoil. brian cheung is here to put it in perspective okay this is confusing. $100 billion sounds like a whole lot of money put it in perspective of us. >> yeah. it was 40% of their overall deposits so a lot of clients are taking money out of the bank. it is despite the fact that 11 of the largest banks put in $30 billion when a lot of the banking issues were cropping up

six weeks ago. recall silicon valley bank and svb bank went under. there is no talk of them going under right now. but when you see 40% of the money was going out the door, you wonder if we are out of the woods after the banking issues of six weeks ago. >> that's what it makes me think of because i recall six weeks ago there was that feeling of panic. we started with silicon valley bank is it that same concern there that that might cause that same concern with other banks >> for what it's worth, no other banks have failed since those two. but first republic was in a lot of scrutiny for potentially being the first one to fall. when we talk about 40% of the money going out the door, that's not happening at every other bank as well a number of banks reported the average calculated by golden sacks economics research is only 5% first republic does appear to be an outlier for what it's worth, reminding

americans, it's $250,000 per depositor. that's what you are insured on >> people should not be panicking? >> that's right. you have to $250,000 in insured deposits even if the bank you are at fails, you will get that money at. >> thank you we have new overseas now the mastermind of the deadly 2021 attack at kabul international airport that claimed the lives 13 u.s. service members and more than 150 afghans has been killed. that is according to three u.s. officials. they say the isis operative was killed by the taliban earlier this month they say the u.s. was not involved in the operation. 7:12 a lot more we're following this morning. we welcome craig to the desk. hoda, savannah, good morning. good morning to you, as well there is a new push in washington to keep children safe online that push is getting a lot of attention this morning a group of bipartisan lawmakers teaming up with legislation that would set a minimum age to use social media nbc's capitol correspondent, ryan nobles joins us with more ryan, good morning to you.

what can we expect to see in this new bipartisan bill >> reporter: good morning to you. this bill proposes banning children under the age of 13 from using social media of any kind that includes tiktok, facebook, instagram, twitter and many others it would also require parental approval for kids to use the platforms between the ages of 13 and 17 this is a rare moment of bipartisanship, during a tim where republicans and democrats are very divided on capitol hill the authors of this bill could not be further apart on the political spectrum, but they are both parents of young children, and they're united in their concern in the link between poor mental health and social media meanwhile, utah and arkansas have already signed new laws requiring parental consent for anyone under 18 to join social media platforms.

>> you mentioned those states, and there's a movement afoot in a number of states right now one of the concerns is enforcement. how do they propose to enforce this federal ban should it pass? >> yeah, craig, no doubt that's one of the big questions and the full details of the bill will be released today but sources familiar with their plan tell us they will propose that the federal trade commission and state attorneys general be empowered to enforce the provisions we reached out to all the major social media companies about this last night. they are choosing not to comment before they see the full text of this bill. it is worth noting, users are already required to be at least 13, and that is a difficult process to monitor. >> yeah, for sure. ryan nobles for us there in washington thank you. to the nba playoffs now. the atlanta hawks fending off elimination last night with some heroic efforts from their starw this happened.

>> and point guard trae young hawks were down by one point, a few seconds to go and then this happened. >> and here's young. backtracks five to shoot. young lets it go and hits! >> whoo! >> ice cold! >> i mean, they should really give four points for something like that. i mean, it wasn't even near the three-point line closer to the half court they go on to beat the celtics boston does still lead the series 3-2, but the hawks are still in it. the phoenix suns punched their ticket to the second round. they had a win over the clippers they will face denver in the second round the nuggets finishing off their series with a win over the t-wolves >> all right mr. roker, what's shaking, eggs and bacon? >> well, we still have some storms to talk about florida, in fact, has a strong and very rare -- i should say hail threat out there. severe storms. sunshine around the great lakes and warming up out west, which is wart of the problem with the sierra s snow melt

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fired long-time don lemon. what is next for them and the networks stef, good morning. >> hey, guys good morning for now fox is moving ahead, rebranding itself as it looks for a replacement for tucker carlson. it comes amid swirling questions about what ultimately led to the breakup between the network and its biggest star the cable news world trying to move on following the surprising ousting of two stop stars. >> we want to keep the focus on the news, where that belongs. >> reporter: cnn and fox abruptly cutting ties with two of their hosts throughout his tenure as the lead prime time host on fox, carlson had extreme rhetoric on various topics from immigration and covid to the january 6th attack on the capitol. >> these were not

insurrectionists, they were si sightseers >> neither fox nor carlson commented on the reason for the sudden split a source close to the matter says murdoch and scott led the decision to part pays with carlson. carlson's departure comes days after fox settled a lawsuit with dominion voting for $800 million that alleged the network lied about election claims. management after the network called arizona for before the settlement, text messages from tucker exposed his frustration with the management after the network called arizona for joe biden in 2020 writing in part, we worked really hard to build what we have "the wall street journal" reporting according to people familiar with the matter that there is another text message from carlson referring to a female executive by the c word

the critical messages about management led to his ousting. nbc news has not confirmed the reporting. carlson is also at the center of another legal dispute involving a former senior producer who accuses him and fox of creating a hostile work environment. >> i stopped watching news when i came home. i didn't watch anything. i just didn't want to because i was so depressed and disillusioned by the entire media system because of tucker carlson. >> reporter: carlson has not responded to the claims. fox says her lawsuit is riddled with false allegations former president donald trump who was a frequent guest of carlson called his exit a big blow to cable news and referred to the host as ratings gold. those who cover the industry say don't expect any major changes at fox >> they have lost big names at fox before they have not missed a beat in the ratings, and there is no reason to think they will ride this one out, too. >> reporter: lemon, who was one of the cnn's host recognizable stars was stunned about his firing comments aimed at republican presidential comment nikki haley. >> nikki haley isn't in her prime. sorry. when a woman is considered to be in her prime in 20s, 30s, maybe his 40s. >> reporter: briefly addressing

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resonating from his rise to prominence in the 1950s and throughout his remarkabl >> what would you like the last page of your book to be? life >> he gave us his best or he gave us the best he had. >> reporter: for the better part of 96 years, harry belafonte gave us his best ♪ >> reporter: often sharing this of himself with "today". >> dr. king once said, it isn't just the goals that you set before yourself in life. it's the journey in getting to them that really makes the difference. >> reporter: his visits with us were a time capsule through history, chatting with bryant gumbel about planning nelson mandela's historic first visit to the states in 1990. >> i believe that in a world that's caught up in a great thirst for morals, i think people look at nelson mandela as a symbol of that desire. >> reporter: sharing his causes. >> famine in and of itself does

not kill people. it is what we do about it. for the first time in 20 years i have been reading scripts that say something, that excite me, that i think are important to talk about. >> reporter: and trials. that i think are important to in 1996, undergoing treatment for prostate cancer. >> that overwhelmed me for some reason, i kind of felt that i was always going to be all omnipotent, that i would live forever. >> reporter: belafonte transcended racial barriers, but it was his willingness to combine entertainment and social justice that set him apart in 1968, breaking barriers, hosting "the tonight show" while catalyzing social change. >> what do you have in store for usus this summmmer >> i feel l we are in n the midf a mostst critical l period in n nationon. >> reporter: always in search of

equality, he spent his life on the front lines of activism. >> the thing that has always run parallel in your career has been the sense of social activism and a sense of purpose. >> people say when did you become an activist i say the day i was born. >> when we talk about an individual fully embracing his purpose, harry belafonte certainly one of our best examples there is so much he did for the world, arts and social equality. what a gift he had. >> when you were in his presence, you did sense it it becomes cliche, but it is true in his case, the sense of greatness but yet humility because he saw himself as a messenger to bring equality to not just america but to the world as well. >> and all the beautiful music he put in the world, too we focused on his activism, which i'm so glad about, but he was such an incredibly entertainer. >> my mom played harry belafonte constantly that was part of the sound track

of my childhood. a whole new generation, like carson, introduced him >> i read this morning that dr. king's daughter said that at her dad's funeral, it was harry belafonte that paid for the baby-sitter for her and her siblings that particular day >> and sat next to coretta scott king, as well. >> the billboard chart came out in 1955. his first two albums were both number one on the billboard chart and his second was the first to ever sell one million copies in the u.s. >> isn't that amazing? >> he was applying to get into a co-op building here, and they refused him. so he bought the building. the whole building and gave the penthouse apartment to lina horn. >> it would have been so easy to take that sadness and entertainment and just stay in that lane. but the colonel it would have taken at that time, you can't

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your health with naomi watts she is on a mission to bring awareness to something that is not discussed nearly enough, to bring awareness to menopause and how to support women in your life going through it. millions are facing the threat now of serious flooding, melted snow and runoff, raising the mississippi river to historic levels this morning some homes in the northwest already surrounded by flood waters in the meantime, out west that snow is melting now. the flood threat now is so severe, parts of yosemite will be closed later this week. al, this potentially gets worse. >> yeah. this is the potential for a slow moving disaster, especially along the mississippi river where we have a lot of commerce, a lot of folks living along this this is what we are looking at talking about anywhere from minor to major flooding all along the mississippi from minnesota, lacrosse, down to

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these retirees were on a road trip when they stopped at a bar in louisiana. >> i started talking to a guy in the bar next to me, basically. it turned out to be hugh smith >> they hit it off, but after a couple of hours, hugh said he had to go. >> i said, i got to go home and do my dialysis treatment and he looked at me, and i thought he was going to fall off the bar stool. >> after getting over his shock, mark was quick to make an offer. >> he said, my kidney has failed and i'm kind of looking for a kidney and i said, i'll give you one of mine. >> now hugh was shocked and admittedly skeptical. >> i never really expected to hear from mark again. >> but mark started researching how to become a donor and saw the need to act. >> i read that 13 people die every day in the united states waiting for a kidney transplant.

>> concerned his kidney would not match, mark was excited to learn about a work-around, a voucher program through the national kidney registry his kidney would end up with the person a best match. mark gives hugh a voucher which moves him up the wait list hugh had his kidney transplant surgery. >> eight weeks to the day, i was actually back on the golf course playing golf after my transplant. >> but the story doesn't end there. mark's wife lynn was with him during his evaluations to become a donor. >> i heard everything he was hearing, and i'm sitting in the room by myself thinking, i can't think of one good reason why i shouldn't look into this by myself. >> this winter, just weeks away from her own surgery, she was on facebook when something caught her eye. >> a catchy facebook page called i'm awesome. it's my kidneys that stuck.

>> cooper thompson had been on dialysis since he was eight months old >> he had small, underdeveloped kidneys with a lot of cysts. >> after several conversations, lynn called saying she would like to give cooper her voucher. >> you know, you have a complete stranger saying they want to be a part of saving your child, so it was pretty special. >> for lynn, it was a full circle moment. >> cooper wasn't that much older than our son when we lost him many years ago >> on march 2nd, cooper had his surgery. >> it gives cooper a chance at having a normal childhood as best as he can we're super humbled. these people came out of nowhere to save our child. >> mark and lynn are now just saving lives, bu they're also bringing awareness to the short fall of donors with mike biking across the country on what he calls an organ trail. the couple finding a new mission after a couple of beers. we are so honored to have mark and lynn with us

who would have thought a basic visit to a bar was going to turn into this? it seems like you guys didn't really hesitate. it came -- it just came right out. >> well, the main reason is because my sister-in-law donated 12 years previous. so i knew you could donate, but i had never thought it once or considered it for myself. it was just there. >> the voucher program is so interesting because lots of people that say, i know somebody, i would like to donate a kidney but i'm not a match, this solves that problem. >> yes, it does. it's really removed a lot of barriers and mark's case is a primary example of that because we thought he was going to have to make multiple trips to a hospital in shreveport, louisiana. going right past a good transplant center in wisconsin, and it turned out he could do everything in madison, and hugh

was able to get his transplant in mississippi >> hugh was saying he was on the golf course and enjoying his life we just thought he might want to say hello. >> oh, no. >> would you come out and say hello to mark and lynn >> come on come on. >> that's a surprise. >> hello, buddy. >> come on out here! >> hey, brother. >> we've done this before. >> yes, we have. >> why don't you come right here and sit right here mark, why don't you sit in your seat yeah, that's good. >> you have met before >> looks good on you. >> i cannot believe i am sitting here with you guys. >> we are so delighted to have you. just the fact that you have a casual conversation at a bar and someone says, i'm not going to forget it. in fact, i'm going to stay in tough. hey, by the way, i donated a kidney for you what does that do for your heart, your soul, not just your kidneys, your everything

>> honestly, it was all surreal. i mean, i really couldn't believe that it was happening. >> wow. >> so, you know, what mark did made me certainly believe that there is such things as god's hands, and he is definitely mine. >> well, you know, lynn you are also a godsend have you ever met cooper >> no. we left wisconsin on the latest kidney awareness bike ride before his surgery. >> well, hold on a second, my darling girl. >> oh, geez. >> guess who came to see you >> cooper and his mom and dad. >> oh, my. >> did you know this was going on >> i can't say >> welcome >> super duper cooper. >> come have a seat, everybody we have the extra super sized

couches. let's scooch down and have a seat with everybody. >> hugh, come down by us >> we're family, aren't we look at this baby. >> oh, my. >> one of the reasons why you wanted to donate to a little one is because you lost your son tragically when he was about cooper's age. >> yes. >> here he is. what does it mean to give life to another little boy? >> it's really full circle for me i say it's redemptive healing that i carried that stone of regret that we were never able to donate his organs at the time and, so, this -- that regret is gone. >> wow katie, eric, what does it mean to you to be silt sitting with lynn right now with your little boy? >> it's unbelievable you know, obviously, we're so happy to be here and thank them

in person and meet them and share cooper's story. >> how is cooper doing tell us about him. >> he's doing great. after surgery there was a few rough days, but overall he bounced back quickly we noticed he has more energy, more active, more smiles you can tell he's feeling a lot better getting back to being a normal two-year-old. >> he was given a second chance at life thanks to lynn and his donor, ali, back home. >> there is so many people that think, i can't do anything do you have any advice for people back home saying, i wonder if this is something for me >> we have been saying it for two years. if you are curious, just get evaluated. you don't know until you are tested once you are tested and deemed healthy enough, then you can make a decision to move forward. >> what a beautiful gift and what you get back is a lifelong friendship and a bond i mean, this is incredible thank you. >> thank you, guys

>> thank you so much >> bye, cooper >> thank you all for coming. this is great. >> thank you for showing the way. >> indeed. >> mr. roker is outside with more on this. >> you talk about a ripple effect, a stone and a pond we've got a couple of folks here first nypd officer adrian austin right here >> good morning. >> good morning. and you were a recipient from ms. sofia jackson here what does this mean to you >> oh, man you know, it means a longer life it means being able to do more things with my children. it means the world to me it's something that you can't explain when a total stranger gave you an organ to don't even know you this woman here, she's a blessing. >> how do you feel when you hear that, sofia? >> that i would have -- i'm not, but i would do it for anyone whether it's a stranger or family member, and it's been a pleasure to be able to help her. >> i can see the tears in your eyes this means a lot. >> thank you. >> thank you for both of you being here and sharing love it.

and we got a couple more folks who gave kidneys to a stranger a couple over here just it's a really special program. all right. let's take a look at your weather and see what we have for you today. warming up out west. that's a problem with all the sierra snowbelt snow pheplt out it will feel more like summer today with our inland temperatures quickly heating up and headed for the upper 80s today. low 90s expected tomorrow. that will be the peak of the heat and it's still going to be a warm start to our weekend but then by sunday, it's coming down to the upper 70s for the interior valleys and upper 60s for the start of next week. possibly a rain chance let's get to the best time of

the morning, "popstart". >> loved it. >> that was like a boost come to life first up in "popstart," wynonna judd opening up. the film following her as she navigates the next phase of her life and career by continuing the judd's concert tour. >> i knew something was wrong. when she got on stage and looked at me with that look, i thought, oh, my gosh, she's in trouble. >> we learned today of the death of country music great, naomi judd >> my husband said the tour is too much to consider. >> i'm having real anxiety i can't imagine all the emotions she goes through on any given night. >> i'm on age getting really dizzy. >> this is life after death. >> you can catch it streaming

today on paramount plus. next up "the flash," dc's next big superhero flick with the return of michael keaton as batman he's back to help. >> if you go back and change the past. >> this world must die. >> no. >> you changed the future. >> do you know what this symbol stands for >> it means hope, right? >> you want to get nuts? nuts. let's get nuts >> you're stuck to your parachute. >> where's yours >> wow that's good. >> that's right.

and ben affleck is back. >> i would rather watch grass grow than a superhero movie. >> that's not true >> but nobody is happier to see -- did you see ben affleck in that, too? >> i'm so excited. >> that's in june. me, too. i'm excited for that high grant landed his next big role that is actually kind of a smaller role, bringing his own take to one of these terrifying tiny guards. ♪ i've got another puzzle for you ♪ ♪ if you are wise ♪ ♪ you'll listen to me ♪ >> that's right. golden globe winner hugh grant stepping into the small shoes of an oompa loompa. new footage revealed that grant will be one of the iconic family candy factory workers. the clip shows him trapped inside a jar before wonka hiring him to join his crew no footage released yet.

this time around the famous chocolatier is being playe by timothée chalamet. >> it's like the origin story. >> it's kind of like gru and the minions. quickly "frazier." we teased it earlier paramount plus now officially announcing this dynamic duo will be joining forces again. >> i have had it in the past six months, i have done everything a man could possibly do to meet a woman. single bars, blind dates a lecture series at the museum and i have even spent hours in the grocery store trying to look helpless in the produce department that's it. i'm taking myself off the market frazier crane has thumped his last melon. >> i know what you are going to say. i'm too great a horse. it's too much to give up now. >> i think you should give up. >> what?

>> of course, for 12 seasons, he played crane's sassy radio show producer, as you saw. the reboot is expected to premier later this year. >> okay. all right. still ahead, a reason to smile this morning look who's here. >> oh yes! yes! >> wow how are you? >> good to see you. >> good morning sunshine. >> cheers all around kisses all around. >> amy poehler has a new show, a new tour with tina. >> yes good morning to you. 8:26 right now. l trans is planning to break ground on its latest east bay freeway project it's a new express lane along

with repaving between s ramon d highway 84. now the hope is to create a smoother rid for those drivers anned a similar repaving project is underway in the northbound direction and we should learn later today when construction on that project will start and how long it will take. time to get a look at the forecast. kari hall is monitoring the temperatures. >> it's starting to heat up and it's still cool this morning. moepsly 50s as you get ready to step out the door. but take a look at our highs and what we are going to see today. reaching 82 in novato, 84 in dublin. tomorrow, widespread 90s from the south bay to the interior east bay. north bay will be in the upper 80s while san francisco will peak at about 76 degrees. valleys are still near 90. >> we'll have more local news for you in about 30 minutes.

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these smiling faces that graced up with their presence on the d? love that shirt. guys, just plaza halfway through the week. owe, oh, made in savannah. >> there we go we just had a little moment, didn't we? love that shirt. guys, just ahead, miss amy poehler. i know isn't that a cute shirt? her fun reality show it is a bit edgy called the gentle art of swedish death cleaning only you, amy, could make that funny. and she and tina are touring up for a new comedy tour. >> and the steals and deals with tech that will save you time and money. how about a smart vacuum that cleans your house for you. >> i love that. >> on the third hour, a decade by decade health checklist the important screenings we all need to really do, not put off, starting in your 20s all the way to your 80s. we tell you, when you're closer to your 80s -- >> there is a lot to check up on.

>> you just give up. >> and quickly tomorrow on "today," priyanka chopra jonas will be here to share something exclusive, a reveal you will not see anywhere else. >> great one. >> before anything else, mr. beret, how about a forecast? >> thank you so much, craig. we will show you friday heavy rain along the mid atlantic coast. warm out west. strong storms through texas. rain and wind in the northeast it will be a mess. it will be stormy in the gulf as well record highs out west. and then sunday sunday we've got an east coast storm developing the weekend will be a mess along the east coast good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be warming up out there this afternoon. for the inland valleys, we're headed for 89 degrees and hotter tomorrow. 93 degrees then still pretty warm on friday but then by

saturday, it's coming down a few. we're going to reach into the mid-80s for some of our warmest spots in the valleys. upper 70s for sunday then upper 60s for early next week. and just a reminder, don't forget check out peacock's new morning news live collection you can stream all four hours of "today." and, bonus, your local nbc stations for details head to peacocktv.com/morningnews. >> i like it. >> yeah. when we come back, jenna is here with valuable words of wisdom for teenagers and parents ahead of college decision day. what one group of grads really wish they had known before those formative four years that's right after this, but

♪ >> we're back. today is college decision day and right around the corner they will spend the next four years >> so how can you make sure that your teenagers make the most of their college experience well, jenna is here with helpful advice. >> there are some regrets. it is bad to skip class on occasion are you taking full advantage of what's being offered from your school college grads saying what they would do differently knowing what they know how. >> i regret not traveling abroad. >> not exploring more majors. >> some say college can be the best four years of your life but research shows nearly two-thirds of college graduates say they regret something about their experiences. topping the list, student loans, studying the wrong major and not networking enough. >> i didn't, you know, seek out

my professor's help to try to get those internships. >> these two were sorority sisters. now they're mothers to college students themselves. >> one piece of advice that my mom tried to teach me early on was to treat college like a job. so to go to campus early, stay at campus, stay dedicated. i'm not sure i totally listened to that advice if you could do one thing differently, what would you do >> my biggest college regret is not taking accounting and understanding every last bit of it >> i regret making the choice of taking history of baseball so that i would meet more guys on campus. >> you don't really think about what happens after the four years. >> i did not have a plan. >> it was trial and error along the way and it didn't have to be like that. it could have been easier. >> and setting yourself up for success doesn't have to be hard. >> my biggest advice would be to

just show up to class. >> a school counselor at niche.com. >> i learned this the hard way i would never skip class when you are skipping class, you are just wasting money, taking your education seriously while you are in school is important try to read before class you are there to learn and you are there to gain that experience >> you know, one of the things that was so interesting and talking with these two women who were best friends, and they said they have regrets, but their best memories came out of those years was that how different it is now for their kids because my biggest -- i mean, the thing i'm most proud of is that i was -- which people might look at as a regret is that i made mistakes and i was allowed to make mistakes and i failed. and mine was public. but their kids don't feel like they can fail, you know, because everything is on social media. >> yeah. >> what about you guys

>> i feel like my regrets from college was i was someone that just crammed for tests and spit out the answers as opposed to realizing it is a beautiful place to learn look at the highlights which one is she and also too much drinking but i loved it and i didn't have a plan i didn't go in with a master plan i feel like there is so much planning that kids are going crazy trying to, oh, i need to study abroad i need to do this. i need to do that. i need to work it's, like, slow it down >> i know. i actually like this whole thing where people, if they can, do a gap year because i think it gives you a moment when i went to college, i didn't care about learning. i never read the books >> well, actually law school, actually years later i pulled it together but in college, really, i did not read the book. i did the bare minimum to get a passing grade. >> that's so funny because that's so different from you now. >> when you were in law school,

you were the top of your class what changed >> fear, and then i was older. and at that point i had worked for five years, so i did treat it like a job. i was just too young i didn't think about college. >> that's what everybody says, is that college is wasted on the young. by the time you get -- the way i studied was so different my freshman year opposed to my senior my senior i took all the great teachers really hard ones my freshman year was like, what is the class that can give you an a. >> i like that advice. choose the teacher, not necessarily the subject because you can fall in love with the subject if you like the teacher. >> yes you find out who the master teachers are at your school and take them. that's a good piece of advice. >> thank you. coming up next, she has no regrets, amy poehler art of swedish death"the gentle art of swedish death"the gentle c what if a a mouse cocould changege the worldl? what if f there coululd be a huhuge party.....

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welcome back there are countless ways to tidy up your home and get organized but have you heard of this one it is called swedish death cleaning. >> no, you haven't heard of it neither have we. it is not as serious as it sounds, but it is not not serious. it is the basis of a new series narrated and executive produced from the brilliant mind of amy poehler. >> brilliant >> again, it helps people declutter and face their reluctance of parting with certain things >> one of my kid's art work. >> yeah, it has to go. kids can do ugly things, actually. >> leave it to ellen to deliver the hard truths. those sweds are not afraid to be honest. >> you can't save everything. >> wait. kids do ugly things. we love her. >> yeah.

the sweds are so good at being direct and honest and, therefore, kind. >> so this is more than decluttering >> yeah. >> where does death come into it >> the idea is based on a book and really the sweds have this idea about turning and facing the reality that we aren't going to all be here we are all going to go. >> yes. >> and in the meantime, maybe we should enjoy life while we are still alive to live it and figure out what things are important to us, what things do we want to give away and not burden other people with those decisions after we're gone so it is kind of like taking a look at life and celebrating life by being very honest about what we collect. >> those kind of direct conversations make people freak out. if you walk in to someone's world and say, hey, you need to face this. >> you're going to die you don't need this. >> you can't take it with you. >> is that full of humor >> yeah. it's really funny and very, like you said, very direct.

you know, and the people we deal with, it is everyone from loss to someone that someone who has just suffered a loss to someone that wants their kids to stop using their house as a place to store stuff. death clean something a concept, like spring-cleaning which you want to get rid of your stuff and also keep going through and deciding what is important to you. so it was really fun. >> but you don't have to be on the brink of death to do these practices. the team includes a psychologist this is about clearing the clutter but also about clearing your mind? >> yeah. >> i love the before and after shows and when things are done but i don't love people getting shamed for the choices they have made and you're right, this is not my gig teaming up with scout who produced queer eye in that right tone of just, you know, hearing people's stories and helping people figure out what they want

to keep and let go of. >> one of the things i just learned from that clip is you said clear is kind if you are direct and you say something to someone, you are giving them a kindness and that's not an easy thing to receive. but that seemed clear with the people you have on. >> that's what i love and sweds. my brother lives in sweden and has for years. they -- you never -- you always know where you stand they're not trying to, you know, shine anything they're giving it to you straight that clarity can feel like a kindness. >> it can be very generous sometimes it is easy to gloss over as opposed to as long as it is said kindly, not that out fifth looks terrible >> we have a psychologist, organizer and designer they do say, why do you keep this this is sad and you don't like things like that. >> can we talk about what else you have cooking which is you and tina fey are going on the road.

our friend that works at channel 4 here, michael, he said his wife tried to get tickets and it's already sold out, girl. >> yeah, it's exciting our first show is this weekend in d.c then we move to chicago and then boston and we will come back hopefully in the fall in new york. >> what's the vibe tell us what that is >> we're just celebrating 30 years of friendship. we've been friends for 30 years now and so we're going through the years. we're doing sketch, improve, we're doing jokes. we're singing, we're dancing. >> we're cleaning. >> we're cleaning up after ourselves. yeah, but it's been so fun tina and i get to see each other when we work together. that's how we see each other. >> i don't know if i knew the back story of how you met. was it in second city? >> yeah, in chicago. >> she kind of -- it was like a blind date she set you up, and it was a match like i think you would be friends with her >> yep it was like there is this woman who you would like who you might like performing with and she has blonde hair and you have brown hair.

you could be friends forever. >> and it worked >> yes >> did you hear our segment about regrets from college what about you >> i was in college before the internet, so i'm lucky that a lot of the regrets i made there is no proof of them. >> jenna's, you can google those. >> i don't have a paper trail. >> were you a studier? what were you like in college? >> i feel like i worked really hard to get into college and once i got to college i thought, okay, i'm done and i kind of took my foot off the brake a little bit but i like what you saying about a gap year look, i think that college and school and work, everything is broken in kind of a beautiful way post-pandemic, so there is no way to do anything now. there is no right way. so i think -- but, oh, yeah. >> we were hoping so. >> every once in a while you get this flash and you are like, oh, no did i say that did i say it to him? >> you did

>> amy, thank you so much. stick around hoda and jenna have more for you. i just love the title. "the gentle art of swedish death cleaning." you can get all eight episodes on peacock starting tomorrow. coming up next, we have more ways to organize including pt

we're back with steals and deals for this morning amazing bargains on tech to make sure all aspects of your life are a little easier. our guide is jill martin brooks. let's fire up our qr code and get shopping jill, let's talk about what we got. these are all great tech bargains. >> and tech made easy. it is something everyone can understand all right. let's start with something we had in our sonoma trip everyone is a big fan of this. it is trending right now

the retail $189. >> how does it work? >> you have probably seen this all over i think we have a video. the tool uses skin care technologies, red light therapy and facial massage to help reduce the appearance of wrinkles and blemishes what you do is you put the serum on first. >> put the serum on. >> you do a very good coat and then you just take it and go in the direction of your skin and you will see the brand is a difference in weeks. it is portable and rechargeable. it came with me on the trip. the retail $189. the deal $94 50% off. we will have a deal online but this is a good way to try it out and not be intimidated by it. >> it seems manageable >> this is right up your alley this is it okay these are so adorable, first of all and beautiful. the speaker retails at $69.99. blue tooth enabled up to 30 feet away, and there is an easy sensor there is no clumsy buttons and

you can podcast music and take calls. >> it fills the room you will be happy with it. the deal price is $24. that's 66% off that makes a great gift. >> and it is super, super cute. >> okay. this is a set of three smartphone stands retails at $44.97 so there is a clip on these so you can attach it to a bicycle if you are out or a backpack so when you get to your location you can stand your phone in all different directions, vertical, horizontal if you want to do a timed photo or you are cooking. >> how many times have you had to do a zoom where you need a stand and you are propping it up. >> it is a set of three, if you have a family of three the deal price $22 51% off. there are three different color sets. >> we love a cute charger, jill. >> this i love not only is it sleek and good

looking, but it has a six foot long cord so you are not attached to the wall when you are charging us. this is $50 to $80 is the retail each one has a six foot label. deal price $25 to $40, 50% off. >> i love that take us to the next one here. >> this is right up your alley. >> let's talk about this in detail. >> in detail, if you go into your basement or wherever you have your stuff, take your vhs tapes, your film, your old pictures, whatever you want to reimagine and bring back, you put it in the box. >> don't tell me. >> send it off they send you back your stuff and a link and you can send it out. >> wait, wait, wait. so they curate a beautiful link of all your home movies and pictures you even have slides in here. >> do you remember i mean slides from back in the day. >> i have boxes of these.

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good morning to you. 8:56. students at walnut creek's north gate high school are returning to classes today following a stabbing that sent a freshman girl to the hospital. police later arrested a ninth grade boy. that happened yesterday afternoon near the dumpsters in the back of the school. still not clear what led up to the assault, but the students know each other. the severity of the injuries are not known. the boy faces charges including atemtded murder and mayhem. bob is speaking with parents and school leaders. he'll have a live report during our midday newscast. our midday newscast. you can also head over

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