good morning. thanks for starting your weekend with us. residents across the northeast are waking up to a heavy downpour this morning. >> and it is not expected to stop any type soon. it is april 29th.

this is "today." weekend washout. millions from pennsylvania to maine preparing for up to 4 inches of rain in places along with potential flooding as folks along the swollen mississippi river drop sand bags and wait for the water to rise even more. down south, 12 million preparing for possible tornadoes and hail. we are tracking it all. grounded. u.s. army taking immediate action following two deadly helicopter collisions in the past month. including one this week between two choppers that killed three soldiers. nearly all flights on hold until more training can be done. targets of assassination. supreme court justice sam alito speaking out saying he thinks he knows who is responsible for the leaked draft opinion to overturn roe v. wade. the justice saying it put him and other justices at grave

risk. all that plus all hail the kings. >> impressive win for sacramento. >> the sacramento kings beat the defending champs in the must-win game six forcing a winner take all game seven tomorrow. >> lebron for three. >> while king james helped the lakers destroy the grizzlies and move on to the next round. a win made even sweeter by a pre-game embrace with the number one fan jack nicholson. today, saturday, april 29th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on saturday morning. exciting basketball there. peter, you would be proud. we had the games on in the background. i sort of watched. >> thank you to your husband.

we are california dreaming saturday morning because it is high 70s, but the lakers moved in and sacramento has forced a game seven with golden state. all that ahead in a moment. we are covering several stories this morning. including the evacuation of hundreds of americans in sudan trying to escape the civil war still raging there. we will hear from a couple and harrowing experience. they successfully made it out. and this morning, we are keeping awe close eye on the weather with a lot of rain expected for millions in the northeast today. how long will it last? we will get the forecast from meteorologist angie lassman in a few minutes. we start with jesse kirsch in iowa where residents are watching the rising mississippi river. jesse, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kristen and peter. we have flooding here just beyond the mississippi in davenport. the train is still running along

the riverfront in downtown. yesterday, there was a street closed sign in the middle of the street which was covered by water partially. the waters continue to go up. now we have a road closed sign back here. further north in debuke, it was three feet above flood stage. this is part of the weather headaches across the country. overnight, severe storms slamming the south. confirmed weak tornado in miami. outside texas, baseball-sized hail. brothers recovering after their mother says they were hit by lightning. >> i died last night. >> reporter: their mother pleading to keep kids inside during thunderstorms. >> it is a 1 in a million chance. you never know. you might be that one. two for me. >> reporter: out west, most of california's yosemite national park will be shutdown until

wednesday because of flooding concerns. snow melt driving fears along the flooded mississippi river. army corps is closing dams. and the upper mississippi with concerns over consumer costs rising. >> if you have an interruption of service or lack of efficiency on the waterway system, it has a ripple effect throughout the broader economy. >> reporter: in davenport, iowa, the water is expected to keep rising until monday afternoon. here in downtown davenport, the store front and others, bracing for more water. some are piling up sand bags and others look like business as usual. >> we are a block from the water. >> reporter: restaurant owner says based on prior flooding, he is confident his business is safe. he doesn't want a riverfront flood wall going up.

>> you worry it might take away? >> the allure. i think it would be gone. >> reporter: it is worth the risk? >> yeah. >> reporter: the mayor here in davenport tells me he that what we think of as traditional aboveground flood wall along the riverfront would not make sense compared to what it costs to do the clean up. they are working on other mitigations for the future. again, guys, flooding like this, obviously, this is worse than other situations. they are used to flooding along the mississippi. this, for some, is part of life out here. we are expecting the water level to keep climbing in davenport until some time in the middle of monday. back to you. >> the images behind you tell the tale. jesse kirsch, thank you. the stormy weather moved into the northeast. for more on that and what to expect, let's bring in meteorologist angie lassman with the latest. angie, this is a washout for millions of folks on the east

coast. >> i have a feeling this weekend's hottest accessory is an umbrella. we have multiple rounds of steady and heavy rain to impact the northeast. you can see we are waking up on saturday morning with soggy conditions. stretching from michigan to the northeast. some of that is heavy rain. we will continue to see through the day today and into tomorrow with multiple rounds of it. the severe threat has shifted in parts of florida. we see 12 million people at risk for really the potential to see strong winds. that is the greatest threat today. we can't rule out a couple of tornadoes in jacksonville to tampa and fort pierce. this is the area we will see the greatest chance of tornado risk today. a day where you want the alerts or it is an indoor activity day. not just for today, but extending into p tomorrow as well. the threat into the carolinas. 13 million at risk for sunday.

this is into the afternoon hours as multiple rounds work through the area as we have an exiting system. that does include the potential for strong winds, including 60 or 75 miles an hour per gust at times. easy to knock down power lines and trees. we have a busy set up with the forecast through the next couple days. it will be soggy with rain causing flooding across the northeast. back over to you. >> almost 1.5 inches of rain in the washington, d.c. area in the last 24 hours. also this morning, we are tracking major developments from the pentagon. the army has grounded all non-essential flights after several mid air collisions in recent weeks, including one on thursday. nbc's correspondent courtney kube is here with more. >> reporter: this is a significant move, kristen. for the first time in a decade,

announcing a temporary standdown. no helicopters will fly anywhere in the world except in an emergency and only ordered by a general officer. this is after two army helicopters collided in mid air over alaska killing three soldiers and wounding another. the soldiers were returning from a daytime training effort. the latest collision is raising alarms after two helicopter crashes by blackhawk were killed during a night mission at fort campbell last month. late friday, the army's top officer released a statement saying we will focus on safety and training protocols to ensure pilots and crews have the knowledge, training and awareness to safely complete their assigned mission. kristen and peter, all army pilots must complete a mandatory

safety training before being allowed back in the cockpit. >> courtney with a lot of developments. thank you. to the war in ukraine where residents are bracing for another round of attacks, just one day after two dozen people were killed in the worst russian strikes in months. ellison barber traveled to the scene. she is now back safely in the capital city of of kyiv. ellison, what is the latest? >> reporter: peter, all 25 people lost their lives with the strikes. 23 of the people from the same apartment building. the youngest victim was barely old enough to walk. this morning, the search for survivors has turned to a grueling recovery after a barrage of deadly russian air strikes. rescuers are combing through what is left of the apartment building.

17 people were saved. as hours passed, the death toll climbed. >> anywhere in ukraine safe? >> nowhere. i moved a lot since the war started. nowhere is safe. >> reporter: among the dead? at least five children. the safety of the home shattered by russia's war again. russia claims they were targeting military-related spaces. you look at the people here. the little ones included. you realize what a residential part of the city this is. these are apartment buildings all around. this one, the apartment building hit, the hardest here and people say this side of the building is where most of the bedrooms were. the friday early morning strikes were the first russian missile strike in nearly two months. hitting several cities. a strike in dnipro. back here, we met a mother who came to volunteer. >> the heartbreaking part was

the loud cries of women. i saw the man trying because he is the only one who is still alive from his family. >> reporter: for months, the war here has essentially been at a stalemate with neither side making significant territory gains. ukraine is hoping that changes soon. the top military official says they are close to the spring counter offensive. he said they are ready at a high percentage. peter and kristen. >> ellison barber, thank you. we want to turn to the crisis in sudan where after weeks of trapped amid the fighting, hundreds of americans are starting to leave the country. it is a journey filled with danger. nbc's ali arousi is following the latest from london. >> reporter: good morning, kristen. land, air and sea of american

civilians from sudan ask under way according to the state department. they are traveling in the convoy of buses heading to the red sea before being taken out of the war-torn country. the u.s. is offering logistical support for the evacuations, but they still have to navigate a lengthy journey. different countries have taken different approaches to getting citizens out of sudan. the united states is coming under scrutiny for evacuating embassy staff while warning thousands of citizens there is no similar evacuation for them. in recent days, the scale of the fighting has declined with both sides respecting the cease-fire allowing a small window of opportunity for evacuation. some americans have found their own way out like denise and chris, on their way home to south carolina, after the school

she taught at in sudan got them out. listen to the details of how they managed to escape the country. >> it was crouching down and trying to stay quiet. you could hear the shouting. it was scary. we didn't know where we were going. it was dark. >> reporter: meanwhile, the u.s. civilian evacuation plan ongoing now is taking hundreds of americans from near the shuttered u.s. embassy and headed on a long ride to port sudan. from there, transported to boat and air to safety. >> hearing from her under scores the journey. ali, thank you. back here at home, authorities are still searching for two inmates who escaped from a mississippi jail one week ago today. they were among four who broke

free last saturday. one died in a standoff with police. priscilla thompson is here with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. that's right. one of the inmates is now back behind bars in the jail behind me. he was found some 400 miles away from where this prison break happened. jerry was taken into custody at a hospital here in houston, texas after someone called in a tip. there is still a massive manhunt under way. casey grayson and corey harrison should be considered dangerous. this escape claimed one independent life. investigators say one was fatally shot after pulling his

truck over after helping an inmate. that inmate is now presumed dead after a shootout with police after barricading himself in a home and set it on fire. there is still question of how the four men broke out of the cell and escaped through the roof of the prison in mississippi. now the atf is working to find the two who are still on the run. peter. >> that pastor trying to help a passerby. he loses his life. priscilla, thanks. back in washington, supreme court justice sam alito is speaking out about the leak on the ruling that overturned roe v. wade. he has a pretty good idea who is responsible for doing it. a month before the announcement, alito said the leak endangered the lives of the five justices and making them targets. after the leak, an armed man was

arrested near justice kavanaug's home. and pinning the blame on the airlines for the rise in flight cancellations. a report released said most of the cancellations are due to factors the airlines control like maintenance or lack of crew. the report says the airlines are taking longer to recover from weather disruption. the airlines argue the government is to blame for not having enough air traffic controllers. all right. let's now get a check of the rest of the country's forecast and check in with angie. >> good morning. we are watching flooding not just along the mississippi, but out west. let's start with the mississippi river where we have flood warning up from minnesota down to st. louis. you know why. that flooding we have been watching for days now in debuque, iowa and that is

expected to rise the next couple days. we well monitor that. as we look out west, the warm temperatures which are summer-like, they causing problems. rapid snow melt with flood watches in california and nevada and idaho as we monitor that today. the temperatures out west could be a record high. triple digits in some places like palm springs as we get through the weekend. middle of the country looks good. quiet and sunshine expected for you. a much different story from the midwest to the southeast. afternoon severe storms expected for the southeast. hail and strong winds and a couple of

and that's the look at your forecast. peter and kristen. >> angie, thank you. still to come, kathy park has important information over the death of jerry springer's pancreatic cancer. >> peter, the disease is considered a silent killer. what doctors say is an early warning sign and what is giving hope to patients. one week from today, charles will be crowned king. we will have everything you need to know ahead of the coronation. we are back right afteter this.

we are back on saturday morning with the "weekly download." >> among the headlines this week, a raw and emotional interview with the family of the mass shooter. >> the parents of the man who shot and killed five people at the bank in louisville, kentucky, spoke to savannah on "today." lisa and todd said they were helping their son battle anxiety. they had no idea he purchased a gun. >> we are so sorry. we wish we could undo it. we can't. >> big shakeups in cable news. tucker carlson out at fox news. don lemon let go from cnn. >> carlson posting a message to 6 million followers.

he was critical of tv news. >> the other thing you notice when you take time off is how unbelievably stupid most of the debates you see on television are. >> fox is not commenting on the reasons for the departure and cnn has not commented about sitting on the beach? >> some sad news in entertainment. actor and activist harry belafonte died at the age of 96. ♪ day-o ♪♪ >> his music topped the charts and he fought for civil rights his entire life. fans are also mourning the passing of judge len goodman. he died at the age of 78. wnba star brittney griner spoke out for the first time where she was detained in russia for ten months. >> you will be faced with

adversities throughout your life. this was a big one. i just kind of relied on hard work. >> griner and her team revealing a mural. >> the nfl draft got under way thursday night. >> first pick in the 2023 nfl draft. the carolina panthers select bryce young. >> the quarterback won the heisman trophy in 2021. >> some of the weeks most dramatic moments caught on camera. an engine aboard the american airlines flight caught fire after a bird strike from columbus, ohio. the pilot made a safe emergency landing. >> police in wisconsin arrested an 84-year-old driver after the minivan caught fire from a flat tire shooting out sparks. no one was hurt. >> this skier was going down a glacier in france which happened last year and just on posted

this month. he was able to escape uninjured. >> alexa, play. >> and a mom played "get low" and figured it was the best way to soothe her baby boy. whatever works. >> who needs "twinkle, twinkle little star". >> i used one song with margot. that is so great. >> a cute nugget. >> sweet. all l right. stitill it come on "today," movie making magic. movie making magic. how a.i. is transforming - life is uncertain.

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we are back on saturday morning, april 29th, 2023 with a fun moment before the lakers and grizzlies game.

it wasn't one flew over the coocoo's nest. jack nicholson getting a hug from lebron james. the lakers cruise by the grizzlies to get to the next round. it was nicholson's first appearance since last season's season opener. they will glue him to the seat. >> there will be a game seven with sacramento kings and golden state warriors. kings forcing game seven by beating the defending champs 118-99. jack nicholson is 85 years young. still showing up for his team. >> in northern california, the sacramento kings and warriors in a big battle. we want to get to the headlines. we start with montana. the latest state to ban or restrict gender affirming medical care for transgender

minors. the state's republican governor signed legislation on friday. montana is one of at least 15 states with laws to prevent such care. the families of transgender kids say it is essential. transgender montana house member zooey zephyr said the law would leave blood on their hands. for those remarks, the lawmakers banned zephyr from speaking on the house floor. the epa is looking to reduce prices at the pump. the agency is permitting fuel stations to sell gas blended with 15% ethanol. most gas is blended with 10% ethanol over concerns it could worsen smog during hot weather. the government estimates the higher blend is 25 cents a gallon less. and as fans and family members mourn the loss of tv talk show ring master jerry

springer, it is putting a spotlight on pancreatic cancer. the illness that took his life. kathy park has more on that and warning signs you should look out for. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. for decades, jerry springer made his mark as a talk show host. it is not known how long he lived with pancreatic cancer, but it spreads undetected and one of the deadliest types of the disease. this morning, a renewed spotlight on pancreatic cancer after the disease ultimately took the life of talk show host jerry springer. his family confirmed he died after battling a brief illness. just six months ago, the talk show host wowed the crowd on "the masked singer." while it is unclear when he was diagnosed, symptoms appear when the cancer is advanced and spread putting the five year survival rate at 5 to 10%. >> the pancreas is a tiny organ.

you can't feel a tumor like with breast cancer or a lump. it is difficult to notice early. because of that. it is caught late. >> reporter: doctors say yellowing of the skin and dark urine and unexplained weight lost and fatigue. >> if you have symptoms for a long time, four weeks, and not getting better and the things your doctor is tryingg is n not working,g, you havee to o be y n advocate. if you catch it early, there is a better survival rate. >> reporter: each year, 50,000 people die of pancreatic canner -- cancer. >> i was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer. >> reporter: aretha franklin and steve jobs and patrick swayze. >> he knew about pancreatic cancer, more than me, when he was diagnosed. he turned to me and said i'm a

dead man. he survived 22 months. i tell you what, it was a tough fight. talk about a hero. he was a hero. just fought. >> reporter: and now she is continuing his fight through advocacy and awareness. there is hope on the horizon with experimental treatment. the approach takes immune cells and re-programs them to attack tumor cells. in six months, the living drug reduced tumors by 72% for patients diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. peter. >> kathy park, thank you. >> really good information. let's turn and check on the forecast with meteorologist angie lassman. >> good morning. we have chilly air in place from nebraska to texas. some of the frost advisories and freeze warnings including garden city. we are waking up to temperatures in the 30s. it is spring and you are looking for warmer weather, but it is

not there. 41 in north platte. wichita at 42 degrees. a different story out west where we deal with record-breaking highs today. 96 for fresno. 105 for palm springs. these are above normal for the year. tomorrow, it is chilly in the midwest. if you have sunday plans in chicago, 46 degrees for the high tomorrow. cleveland hits 57. below normal conditions. we get the rain out of here for the northeast as we roll into the workweek. it stays cool. below normal for new york. 63 degrees by the time monday rolls around. 60s for tuesday and wednesday. detroit in the upper 40s on monday and tuesday. rebounding back to the 50s by the time we get into the mid week and pittsburgh hits the upper 40s to low 50s. the record highs is what you have

good morning. it's 5:36. we're taking a live look over san jose where carl had made his trip and holding on tight. we're seeing the fog hang out along the coastline. you might see drizzle and definitely feeling the cooler temperatures. we'll be on the descend as we go into your sunday as well. out there right now, 49 in san francisco, 51 in concord, 56 in mountain viewing and 50 if th and that's the look at the forecast. guys, back to you. >> angie, thank you. just ahead, as our resident royal watcher, one week until king charles coronation. who is there? who won't be there? what can we expect? we e are r rolli>>ng my h husband andnd i have never beenen more actitive. shingleses doesn't care. i go to o spin classsses withth my coworkrkers. gogood for youou, shshingles doeoesn't caca. becaususe no matteter hohow healthy y you feel,,

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commentator. >> very british. >> daisy, nice to see you. >> thanks for being here. i think we start with the fact that this is going to be the first coronation in 70 years. there will be differences. obvious one, that was in black and white. this will be in it color. talk about what will be different for the coronation of king charles versus his mom, queen elizabeth. >> you are right. so many differences and so few people were alive and can remember the last kor -- coron. this time next week it will be over. the most obvious difference is pictures of extraordinary. we're looking at pictures of the young queen elizabeth when she was crowned, and of course we've gone to the other end of the spectrum, we've got our oldest monarch about to be crowned, in

his mid-70s. so a very different experience for people watching. we all know charles very well, whereas the young princess elisabeth was almost unknown, this young, glamorous mother and of course the other thing that's changed, not just the royal family and the royals, but the country has changed. we are much more modern, we're more secular, we're less religious as a society so a lot of the elements of the event, i think, have been changed a bit to reflect those changes. i was thinking today how extraordinary that when the queen became the queen, tradition is that the king or queen writes to people who have reached the ripe old age of 100. when she started writing those letters, she might do 400 a year, the king will be doing 17,000 or 18,000 a year, and that shows you how we're an aging society, a secular society, a more modern society,

and those changes are reflected in the event. >> daisy, there certainly is a bit of drama that will go with the coronation as well we know that prince harry will be joining, not alongside his wife, meghan markle, or their children what does that tell us about the state of this family relationship >> i think there are deep sighs of relief that the news came that harry was coming to the coronation there is sadness that meaghan and the children won't be in the uk, that meaghan won't be in westminster abbey for the event, because many people would have thought that was a real sign that relations were getting better, the frostiness was thawing. but as you say, harry will be there, and harry's relationship with his father we know is very strained, but perhaps this is a sign that it's getting better. i'm afraid to say that harry's relationship with william, that

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daniel was more interested in her handbag. kate let the little guy keep playing with it while she continued down the line. telling mom lucy she would come back for it later. how is that for a toy? >> put it up on e-bay. college is covered. >> go for the ring. we have to get that message out. up next, jonas brothers released a new music video for "waffle house." it doesn't take place in a waffle house, but in london instead. ♪♪ ♪ you know ♪ deep conversations ♪ ♪ at the waffle house ♪♪ >> good stuff. jonas brothers shot the video during the one-night only convert at royal albert hall two

weeks ago. if you want to see them in concert, they kickoff the summer concert series on the plaza may 12th. circle your calendars for that one. finally, stanley tucci caught up with willie for the sunday sitdown to talk about the series "citadel" and cci's popularity on social media. >> that just changed everything. i think that and combination of the show just blew up. that's great. >> what do you make of this fascination with you? >> i don't know. i'm 62 years old. this is a very odd time for people to go, hey! it's -- what are you going to say? it's great. it's great. you would be an idiot to say i hate it. >> well, we love him. you can catch the conversation with stanley tucci tomorrow morning on "sunday today." that is your "popstart."

>> we have news. you and your husband and our alexander family were featured in "people" magazine. check out the photos. you were sharing an important message for the feature because it was national infertility awareness week. >> this was fun to shoot this with john and margot and reflect on the last two years. this was about getting the message out. these were pretty pictures. so many families struggling with infert infertility. to give that message they are not alone was the point. margot largely cooperated with the photo shoot. >> she looked spectacular. it is hard to believe how big your daughter. we see her all the time. you have been active in this with the walk in the new jersey area. >> i did the walk with the resolve group. my hats off to them. true warriors. my message is don't give up.

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specialized drug unit will assist in trafficking investigation. the national guard is not sendgoots on the ground. instead, they'll help map out where cartels are operating and use data to figure out how to dismantle them. let's turn now to the weather and check in with cynthia for a check on the forecast. >> we can see the low cloud cover still hanging on this morning, but it is starting to rise a little bit. hopefully it makes out and doesn't get in the way of your saturday plans. last saturday in april, by the way. satellite/radar picking up on the cloud cover along the coastline. we're noticing it in san jose and parts of the interior like dublin where the sunshine is starting to peak on through. currently now, 52 degrees. we'll hang onto the cloud cover until 9:00 or 10:00 and then the temperatures will start to climb a little bit. it's going to be one of the last

mild days before we start to see a cooldown in those temperatures as a cold front approaches. for our highs today, definitely going to feel that cooldown compared to the last two days. 62 in san francisco, 78 for you in martinez. 77 in dublin, san jose, and we've got 71 out in santa cruz. enjoy the final day of this warmup we've had over the last couple of days. if you don't like the heat, winter is coming back next week. we're tracking some changes that will start to be felt tomorrow with the winds picking up. but as we push it on into monday, the start of the week, start of may, we'll see the showers return. we'll track it all for you at 7:00 a.m. >> thank you. also coming up at 7:00 this morning on "today in the bay," a heartbreaker at chase center. the canes forcing them back. we'll show you the highlights and the low lights from the game. we'll have that and all your top stories and cynthia's forecast

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was consuming that area. the water is going to keep going up this street. weather headaches across the country overnight. there was baseball-sized hail reported in parts of texas. national weather service confirming a tornado, a weak one, hit the miami area and in yosemite national park in california, much of the yosemite yosemite valley is closed because of flooding concerns tied to snow melt. the same issue with the flooding worries along the mississippi river. here in davenport, we expect the situation to keep worsening until monday. this is a slow moving challenge that is hitting areas along the mississippi. it has been for days. north of us in dubuque is around three feet above flood stage. that area is expected to see the water stop rising today. we will watch for that and we

are waiting to see what develops here in this part of iowa. the army corps of engineers closed locks and dams. barge traffic has been halted across the stretch of the mississippi river. all this playing out with the slow-moving disaster which has been playing out for days. it continues to move south. we are waiting to see what happens here. guys. >> a long week ahead. jesse, thank you. >> let's turn to angie lassman. angie, how long is the wet weather going to last? >> we are looking at multiple rounds of heavy and steady rain. severe weather for the southeast. here is the lay of the land with the rainfall amounts. we need some of the rain in parts of the northeast and mid-atlantic. when it is all said and done from pennsylvania up to maine, we could get multiple inches of rain. heads up for localized flooding

today and tomorrow as well. there is the severe weather i promised. 12 million people expected to be under the threat through the day today. what is the impact? we could see stronger winds up to 60 miles an hour. large hail is on the table. we can't rule out some tornadoes for the state of florida and portions of southeast georgia. it includes tallahassee and gainesville and tampa. be on alert through that for this afternoon and evening hours. tomorrow, the threat will shift into parts of the carolinas. it does include norfolk and wilmington and charleston. strong winds and hail is possible. it shifts to miami and up to fort myers and tampa which cannot be ruled out. it includes the potential for strong winds and hail as well. guys, that's the check. back to you. >> good to stay indoors. angie, we will check back in for the full forecast in a moment. breaking news in texas.

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>> reporter: the founders inspired after his experience with motion capture sensors on steven speilberg's "ready player one." >> tell a story bigger than our pockets. >> reporter: along with the founder, sheridan is hoping to make the scenes more affordable. a scene like this would take weeks to render. >> we hope to bring it to a day or a couple of hours depending on the shot. >> it becomes faster, but more cost efficient. >> exactly. more accessible. all you need is a web browser. >> reporter: wonder dynamics says hundreds of thousands of users signed up for the platform. productions in the works for netflix are already using it. >> will it eliminate the need for actors? >> absolutely not. i would put myself out of work. if anything, it creates more

opportunities for actors to be in films. >> reporter: if it works, what used to be science fiction can be a.i. reality. julia boorstin, nbc news, los angeles. >> whoa. >> whoa! look at that. >> i think we're out of a job soon. >> i think we have a couple of months. i think i like their outfits better than our outfits. >> that rainbow skirt was smooth. >> that was cool. >> amazing what they are doing. >> it is amazing. we have our jobs for now. we will see. angie has the forecast. what does it look like? >> it is soggy. i hope you have your umbrellas handy. you need it on the east coast. the northeast and mid-atlantic. you see the rain working through in morning. it is soggy through the day today and windy at times. we will keep an eye out for storms focused to the southeast. tornadoes and hail threat is a possible for the afternoon and evening hours. out west, it is warm and bright. we could see record highs broken

with the temperatures in the triple digits out west in places good morning. it's 6:15. still hanging onto karl the fog out in san francisco this morning. barely seeing the skyline there, but i promise you that i hope that it's going to burn out the week don't get in the way of your weekend plans. 53 in hay worth. 56 in san jose. we are going to see this fog hang around for the early parts of the morning. might even see some and that's your forecast. guys, back over to you. >> angie, thank you so much. still ahead, our friend joe fryer, who is converting to an a.i. bot, got a lesson from supercross pros on how to stay up and ride one of those dirt bikes. >> how did he do? we're going to show you after this.

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dirty faced kids. >> reporter: for ken roczen. >> i raced pretty much 95% of my life. >> was there any doubt this is what you would do? >> my parents and myself tried to become one of the best early on and we started chasing our dreams. >> reporter: today, he turns 29 and is one of the best in the world hitting supercross pay dirt. >> i'm lucky to do what with i love and call that my job as well. >> reporter: supercross is different from motocross which takes place on longer outdoor courses. supercross is shorter in outdoor arenas. crews covered the fields and hauled in 500 truckloads of dirt.

sculpting obstacles to launch riders 35 feet in the air. it can be dangerous. in 2017, after a crash, roczen nearly lost his arm. >> who doesn't like a good comeback story? >> reporter: with that in mind, it fit like a glove, i decided to suit up and give it a shot. first, a lesson from roczen. >> you have the front brake here on the hand. as you release, give it a little bit of throttle. perfect. great. perfect. good job. >> reporter: after a brief ride, it was time for the main event. >> throttle. >> reporter: riding in a straight line without stalling or falling. >> almost there.

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>> we only know a theft took place during the incident. alameda is ending its eviction moratorium. the policy was put in place at the beginning of the pandemic. the goal was to temporarily stop the evictions, stop the risk of residents becoming unhoused. they're calling on the county to reimburse them for any loss of income. we're going to check in with cynthia pimentel for our forecast. >> another thing to keep in mind as you walk out the door is the low-laying clouds that are hanging with us down here in the south bay, giving us some of the more difficult visibility especially as you make your way down through morgan hill, even out toward the coast line and up into santa rosa. reduced visibility less than two miles. be careful on the roadways, keep it slow and turn on the low beams.

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