winter. you don't really need the umbrella. better chance of rain in the forecast tomorrow. look at highs in the 60s all week long. >> and the "today" show just moments away, but before that, be sure to join us in just a minute for our brand new newscast streaming live on roku, samsung and xumo. you can also watch us live on nbcbayarea.com. scott mcgrew breaking down more of the first republic buyout and we'll have much more on the big announcement from aerosmith made just moments ago. >> make sure to follow us on so good monday morning. breaking overnight, drastic move over more banking turmoils. >> the government forced to step in after a historic collapse. it's may 1st, and this is "today." ♪♪ seized and sold.

first republic bank becomes the second largest bank failure in history. regulators forced to take control. jp morgan chase stepping in to buy the troubled lender. rare moves aimed at easing two months of chaos in the banking industry. so what does it mean for customers? we'll break it all done. urgent manhunt. the fbi expanding the search for the suspect accused of killing five of his neighbors, including a young child after a dispute over his guns. >> we're asking everyone for your help so that we can bring this suspect or this monster, i will call him, to justice. >> officials warning the fugitive is armed, dangerous and could be anywhere. we're live with the very latest. breaking overnight, states of emergency. a powerful tornado rips through virginia beach damaging dozens of homes. >> it's crazy. it is like a total war zone. >> while the mississippi river is set to crest at historic levels today. and a weekend washout up and down the east coast raises new

flooding fears. al is covering it all. hollywood cliffhanger. film and tv writers preparing to strike for the first time in more than a decade if a new contract can't be reached by tonight's deadline. just ahead, an inside look at the tense negotiations and what it could mean for your favorite movies and shows. all that plus, crowning moment. ♪♪ a massive rehearsal held for the coronation of king charles now you five days away. we're live with new details on the ceremony and prince harry's plans on his father's historic day. and lights, camera, auction. cherished pieces going up for sale, from the famed bar on "cheers" to archie bunker's living room. ♪♪ those were the days >> and johnny carson's iconic

set. >> imagine the celebrity butts that graced that chair. it makes the mind reel. >> that man that preserved them all giving us an exclusive look before they hit the auction block today, monday, may 1st, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and a good morning to you. welcome to "today." glad to have you with us. glad to have sheinelle with us. >> good morning. >> savannah is off. hoda is on assignment in new orleans. >> shaping up to be a very busy monday morning. >> it is indeed. we start this morning with a look at three major stories all breaking overnight, including that desperate manhunt in texas for a suspect in a mass shooting that killed five people, including a nine-year-old boy. police say that gunman is still on the run this morning more than 48 hours after the attack.

we will get the latest from thompson. who's been covering this story from the start. then the severe storms across the country, including the tornado that touched down in virginia beach. al has the full forecast in just a bit. we will start with the breaking news about first republic news sold overnight in a bid to avert a banking crisis in this country. it is the second largest u.s. bank collapse ever, following washington mutual back in 2008 during the financial crisis. what does it mean if you are heading to a branch this morning? brian cheung here with some answers. and more on this breaking story. brian, let's start with the top line takeaways from this deal. it would seem to be good news for consumers. >> yeah, it is. essentially over the weekend, they were able to find a resolution so that the bank could survive and make it to market open today on this monday. the federal deposit insurance

corporation was going to step in, take ownership of first republic bank which had been struggling for essentially the last few weeks, ever since silicon valley bank went under and they were going to sell the assets to jp morgan chase. so jpmorgan chase the nation's largest bank now going to be the owner of first republic. the branches opening up this morning as chase branches. jamie dimon saying our government invited us and others to step up, and we did almost two months after the turmoil that we saw with silicon valley bank. >> what does that mean now for first republic customers watching this morning? >> they are now chase customers effective this morning. that means there is continuity here. that's what the government wanted to do when they tried to scramble over the weekend to not only take ownership of this bank but find another bank to buy the assets up. you will recall with silicon valley bank there were concerns that depositors that had more money than the $250,000 federal guarantee might not be insured. the government had to step in,

say we'll insured the deposits are safe. in this case, they don't have to do that because they were able to sell it to another bank where there is just the continuity of this morning all those first republic customers now being chase customers. >> are we out of the woods now? do we think that we're okay for a while at least? >> the challenge is that we kind of thought that was the case a few weeks after silicon bank, which, by the way, was the second largest bank failure before the news this morning. it shows we're not out of the woods yet. i want to emphasize that the deposit outflows we saw from first republic bank where they saw 40% of their deposits in first month this year. that suspect the case and not happening at other banks. as a reminder, your money is safe up to $250,000 at fdic insured banks. >> business reporter brian cheung starting us off this morning, thank you, brian. now to that all-out manhunt for the suspect accused of murdering five people in texas

in what police are calling an execution style killing. it happened over the weekend after a neighbor asked a man to stop shooting his gun outside. priscilla thompson joins us from the fbi field office in houston. good morning. good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. the fbi says they have no solid leads as to where the suspect might be. they are urging anyone with information to come forward. we spoke with the heart broken father of the youngest victim as the manhunt intensifies. >> right now we have zero leads. >> reporter: this morning the search for a man accused of killing five of his neighbors, including a nine-year-old child is growing more urgent by the minute. is there any danger to the community right now? >> there is always a danger when you got a guy that just shot five people in the head execution style. >> reporter: authorities are offering an $80,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest of 38-year-old francisco oropesa as more than 250 officers comb the community. >> we're asking everyone for

your help so that we can bring this suspect or this monster, i will call him, to justice. >> reporter: the manhunt began late friday after a neighbor allegedly asked the suspect to stop firing his ar-15 outside because they were trying to put a baby to sleep. moments later a massacre unfolded. >> this man takes it upon himself to walk out of his residence with a loaded ar-15. walk up into that man's house and start shooting. >> reporter: five people were killed including a nine-year-old daniel guz man and his mother sonja. >> my heart is with this eight-year-old little boy. i don't care if he was here legally. i don't care if he was here illegally. he was in my county. >> reporter: his father returned to the scene the next day, devastated and heart-broken. [ speaking non-english ]

>> reporter: now telling nbc news, his son died because he was trying to protect his mom, saying that the child saw her fall and ran toward her. three other children were also found at the scene, covered in blood but alive. >> there was two females in the bedroom. they were laying on top of juvenile children. in my opinion, to keep the children safe. >> reporter: the community gathering to mourn but still on edge. do you believe he'll be caught? >> heart breaking. what kind of details are authorities look for to establish any kind of lead? >> reporter: yeah, sheinelle. investigators say they feel strongly that the suspect may be reaching out to friends. and they are hoping that could lead to a tip. over the weekend investigators believed they were closing in on this suspect in a wooded area, but they found only his cell phone and clothing before the dogs that were tracking him lost

his scent. now they are turning to the public for help and you remembering people not to approach the suspect but call police immediately. sheinelle? >> thank you. another major story this morning. severe weather. state of emergency declared in virginia beach where a powerful tornado tore through causing widespread damage there. meanwhile, the mississippi river continues to rise. it is expected to crest today, flooding more homes and businesses along its banks. we will get to al in a moment. but first nbc's jesse kirsch watching the floodwaters in davenport, iowa. jesse, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. dry pavement on this side, but they have a pump set up on this wall covering up a portion of main street. on the other side, an extension of the mississippi river this morning. those levels are expected to keep rising after a wild weather weekend across the country. with some neighborhoods with some neighborhoods already

submerged, this morning the mississippi river is still spilling over its banks around davenport, iowa. the floodwaters there expected to keep rising around mid-day, coming after a multistate mess on the east coast this weekend with severe storms spawning tornadoes. a twister ripping through virginia beach overnight damaging up to 100 homes and leaving thousands in the dark. but thankfully, officials say, no one was hurt. while southeast florida is recovering from this ef-2 tornado. the national weather service says the twister touched down near palm beach saturday with winds gusting up to 130 miles an hour homes destroyed. cars tossed over, and trees ripped from the ground. >> it's loud it's scary lightning everywhere >> reporter: and communities back in the midwest cleaning up and bracing for more flooding. >> kind of speechless when i first came down here during the flood and just kind of riding it out. neighbors showing me what to do. >> reporter: near davenport, some people are not taking the

chance of trying to walk or drive in a car to their homes, even though this is a street, because of so much flooding from the mississippi river. instead, some people are going down this road by boat some of the hard-hit area are ready to move. >> staying here is starting to hurt your livelihood. >> it definitely is. we lost a lot of product this year. >> reporter: but others say it is not enough to make them leave their homes. >> it is quiet it's beautiful and we get to wake up to that. we wouldn't change it. this is nothing for what we get. >> reporter: even after the water level peaks here, it is not expected to drop much until tomorrow and even then, parts of davenport should stay flooded through the upcoming weekend craig? >> all right jesse, thank you. al is tracking the flooding and the impact of those dangerous weekend storms as the workweek begins. good morning. >> good morning, guys. here's the crazy part about this you can see the minor to major flooding these are the river gauges along the mississippi. flood warnings are up for the foreseeable future

there is no end date right now so we are going to continue to track that here in the northeast, we saw record setting rain from pennsylvania, augusta, maine, georgetown, delaware, providence, rhode island, al setting record rain fall yesterday. guess what we got winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories into parts of the midwest why? we have this pesky low pressure system you can see the rain coming into new england. heavy rain there snow back through marquette on into green bay this system is just meandering around the great lakes heavy rain snow persisting around the great lakes all the way down into the appalachians we are going to have scattered showers. breezy and raw conditions here in the northeast tomorrow. snow across parts of the appalachians right on in to wednesday as this thing slowly drifts out but it is going to be miserable here in the northeast. heavy rain, 1 to 3 inches, throughout parts of new england.

lesser amounts as you get down into the northeast look along the spine of the appalachians anywhere from 4 to 6 inches. and the big winner or loser depending on how you look at it, the u.p. of michigan we could be looking at 18 inches to 2 feet of snow. happy may 1st. >> we'll come back to you in a moment thank you. lots more to get to, including those historic protests overseas. hundreds of thousands expected to take to the streets across france for may day demonstrations against controversial pension reforms reforms there. nbc's chief foreign corresponden richard engel has made his way to paris for us. richard, walk us through what's happening here >> reporter: well, good morning. as many as a million people could take to the streets all across france today. we are in paris. protesters are already gathering here, and this is all about retirement age the french government, about two weeks ago, president emanuel

macron passed through a bill, it is now a law it was approved by the equivalent of the supreme cour here raising the retirement age from 62 to 64. and many people in this country do not like it they don't want this to be implemented. no date for implementation has been set although, it is supposed to come into effect this fall. but the unions want to stop it many people want to make things so difficult for the government, so difficult for macron that he changes his mind although, macron is showing no signs of backing down. and they do have some -- some tools in their arsenal that they plan to use to try to get the government to relent, aside from demonstrations like this the unions here are planning to shut down parts of this country. the power union says that it is going to cut the electricity to the cannes film festival in a

few weeks. they want to cut the electricity to the french open in about a month from now they have already doing this, blocking access to the construction sites that are building the olympic venues for the summer olympic games, which is supposed to take place in france in 2024 so it is a very disruptive protest. so far today, it has been peaceful a festive atmosphere although some clashes, skirmishes are expected to develop over the course of the day. the government says it has no choice but to do this. by contrast, the retirement age in the united states is 67 64 would still be one of the lowest in europe and the government says it has no choice but to do this because the french population is getting older. people are not having as many children as they used to when this system was set up, and they say unless something changes, they simply won't have enough

money to pay for the retirement and all the social services here. craig? >> foreign correspondent richard engel for us there thank you. should we talk about the golden state warriors now? >> yes. >> moving on to the second round of the playoffs after a dominating performance yesterday by steph curry. >> pass swatted away murray on him. three-pointer. puts it in oh, steph curry from way downtown. >> seriously, curry finished with 50 points that is an all-time nba record for most points in a game seven. the warriors knock off the sacramento kings 120-100 up next for golden state, lebron james and the lakers >> that is going to be a heck of a series. >> can you imagine being in the house for that one >> every day meanwhile, a historic upset on the ice. this was the nhl playoffs. the florida panthers eliminating the boston bruins from the playoffs last night after a 4-3 win in overtime. important to note here, the bruins set an all-time record this year for most wins in a season

in fact, just last week, boston led the panthers 3-1 in this series almost no one saw this coming, but the panthers move up they will face the toronto maple leafs. >> what makes sports exciting. let's check in with al again with the national forecast. >> i always love the early "sportscenter. so we are looking for a winter chill around the great lakes, that snow we talked about. nice day in florida. beautiful weather from the gulf coast to the coast few scattered showers northern california into the pacific northwest. we will get to your lolocal forecast i in the nextxt 30 sec.

good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures today reached the upper 50s and low 60s, big changes from over the weekend. and we are back to winter today, at least 10 degrees cooler than what's normal for the first day of may. and then the forecast tomorrow, it's not much warmer and we'll also see some spotty showers moving through, reaching 62 in oakland and 64 in concord. wednesday we're in the upper >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> all right thank you. still ahead here on a monday morning, major drama in hollywood. there is a historic writer strike looming now miguel almaguer covering that story for us >> good morning. like any good hollywood drama, it is coming down to the wire. if a deal isn't reached by midnight, we'll tell you which of the shows will go off the air

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together in what would be britain's biggest ceremony in 70 years. ♪ of the two processions, the largest with all the pomp and circumstance this country does so well, will take place from westminster abbey back to buckingham palace. >> it is a historic move for the country. >> reporter: over the weekend, new details about the deeply religious service that will be held inside the famed abbey. the 2,000 strong congregation will hail king charles and use the same 700-year-old coronation chair as monarchs before him >> charles will promise himself as monarch to the people, to the church it is an important moment for charles. it is ultimately a solemn, christian ceremony. >> reporter: and then, just like his mother's history making coronation back in 1953, one moment will remain private, out of view of the cameras, the anointing.

king charles will be shielded by this ornate three-sided screen as the archbishop dabs oil on his chest and hands. the orb, the symbol of his power from god and the scepter will be presented. and then the saint edwards crown will be placed on charles' head. over the weekend, new photos released of the king and queen at buckingham palace a new bbc documentary showing rare and unseen footage of a young prince charles speaking about his family. >> i like to think of us more of a family rath ere than a firm i tend to think of my family as very special people. >> reporter: reflecting on the fate as the heir to the throne >> i ended up becoming heir to the thrown at age four. >> reporter: and this week charles is looking forward to spending the historic occasion with his family.

though one of his sons may only be here for a fly-in visit this morning reports suggest prince harry may leave the ceremony shortly after his father's crown the king and queen in waiting marking their 12-year anniversary over the weekend and their three children gearing up for a week in the spotlight. >> and, molly, there has been controversy over a certain part of the sore nation that includes swearing allegiance for the king. what more can you tell us about that >> reporter: for the first time in history, the public will be invited to an active role in the coronation instead of peers kneeling in homage to pledge their allegiance to the king, th public will actually be invited to offer their pledge of allegiance to prince charles for those that choose to join in, they will say, i swear that i will pay true allegiance to your majesty and to the heirs and successors according to law so help me god. there are anti-monarchy critics who say this is tone deaf, archaic and refuse to join in.

>> it is similar to when you start working here at "today," they make you swear allegiance to mr. roker. >> i know. >> it is a long way to go. not sure it was worth it i'm going to crown you >> we should mention savannah is going to be heading to london later this week as well. she will be here live friday starting on "today." she will be bringing us complete coverage of the coronation. >> now to our king. >> to our king. >> your highness >> i would rather be named the earl of sandwich arise, sirloin of beef a tale of two countries, kind of jet stream way out to the northwest. salt lake city near 90 chicago 46 almost 20 degrees cooler than average. philadelphia 57. charlotte 66 for tomorrow, that cool weather continues here in the northeast thanks to that pesky low

pressure system. 57 in new york city. 10 degrees cooler than average milwaukee 46 denver, though, mid-70s. as we look at this gradual warming, finally new york by friday about 60, 67 in d.c. on friday out west, much st. louis 68 out west, much warmer. billings through the mid-80s through the middle of the week i should say los angeles mid-70s. and oakland looking at temperatures in the mid-60s. the may out look is in it is chilly to start. but look at this temperatures look like they're warmer than average from houston all the way to boston. colder than average in california good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is much cooler than what we had over the weekend. big drop in temperatures and more clouds coming in, with some spotty drizzle, especially in san francisco. and into today, some of the gusts may reach 25 to 30 miles per hour. look at these highs around the bay area, only reaching the upper 50s and low 60s.

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the first quarter and the lost value due to interest rate hikes. branches will be open today with jpmorgan saying they're not expecting any interruption to customer services. let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. a cooldown. >> a big cooldown for the bay area with more clouds coming in and not nearly as much sunshine as we had over the wen. and we're also going to increase our rain chances starting later tonight, first in the north bay and then moving into the rest of the bay area later this morning. a few cells of thunderstorms could be moving through as we still see the unsettled weather through the middle of the week. after that, we're going to be drying out. but then only seeing temperatures stay in the 60s through the weekend, and it's going to be windy at times. this will definitely feel more like winter compared to the weather last week. >> glad we enjoyed the weekend. thanks, kari. another local news update in

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it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, final bid jp morgan chase stepping in overnight to buy first republic bank what does it mean for customers?

we'll break it all down. then big, big energy with warm weather right around the corner, higher air-conditioning bills are on the way. so vicky nguyen is here with simple ways to save big. plus, college material it is decision day with high school seniors around the country declaring their school of choice, and we're ready to celebrate with a group o amazing seniors announcing their decision live on the plaza with a new special surprises along the way. and ready, set, go we've got an exclusive look at some amazing pieces of tv history now up for grabs. >> these things could end up in a museum, or they could end up in someone's house? >> i would be thrilled with both of them. i think, equally, it's about stewardsdship and papassing this to the nexext generatition >> how entire sets from iconic shows. >> sorry, norm.

>> thirsty guy walks into a bar. you finish it. >> how it could be yours so don't touch that dial, "today," monday, may 1st, 2023 ♪ >> kicking off broadway week >> from raleigh, north carolina. >> morris, pennsylvania. >> boynton beach, florida. >> and long beach, california. >> shout to students and staff in lexington, kentucky ♪ >> to our daughters in columbia, south carolina. >> celebrating emily's eighth birthday. >> from charleston, south carolina. >> today is my tenth birthday, and i'm celebrating at the "today" show ♪ >> well, thank you for celebrating with us. thank you for waking up with us on a monday morning. savannah is off. hoda down in jazz fest in new orleans. she's working allegedly. >> the best kind of work >> so jealous.

>> we will check in with her and jenna bush hager in just a bit. you have a big night. >> it is the first monday in may, which means it is time for the met gala it is so much fun. you get a front row seat to all of the stars and fashions. if i'm there, it means you are there, too we will bring you all the highlights tomorrow on "today." >> but what will you be wearing? >> a dress. >> all right can't wait let's get to your news drastic move to stabilize the u.s. financial system. federal regulators seized the failed first republic bank overnight. then they sold it to jp morgan chase. brian cheung has been following this story for us. joins us with the very latest. what does this mean? >> it is the second largest bank failure in american history. it eclipsed the silicon valley bank failure just about two months ago. what happened is the federal

deposit insurance stepped in overnight to seize first republic they announced they will flip the assets of jp morgan choice now getting bigger as a result of all this. that means that offices formally first republic will be opening up effective this morning as chase branches there is the continuity for the first republic customers worried about their bank potentially going under, craig. >> meanwhile, i understand may 1st means that the start of some new rules related to mortgage rates in this country. >> not necessarily mortgage rates but mortgage fees. rates are very high right now. but for government guaranteed mortgages, the fee structure changed may 1st. high credit score borrowers will have a higher percentage fee compared to those lower. their fees have changed or gone down what it's worth, the weight of the scale is the fees as a percentage are higher for those with a lower credit score to compensate for the fact they're not as credit worthy for others. but it is notable for people trying to take a mortgage out, make sure you read the fine print.

>> thank you, brian cheung. all right. turning now to heart-breaking m news from florida where tampa bay buccaneers star linebacker and his family are mourning the loss of their daughter the toddler drowned in a swimming pool over the weekend. nbc's gabe gutierrez joins us with the latest on this one. gabe, good morning >> reporter: good morning. this is such a difficult story a nightmare for any parent and police in tampa say they're looking into this case but at this point, investigators say it is believed to be accidental overnight an unimaginable loss for tampa bay buccaneers star linebacker shaq barrett and his family their two-year-old daughter aria drowning in the family swimming pool sunday morning. tampa police say aria was rushed to the hospital where doctors tried to save her, but sadly, they were unable to. while authorities say they're still investigating, the child's death is not believed to be suspicious, but purely accidental and tragic incident drowning is a leading cause of

death for children according to the cdc, more kids ages 1 to 4 die from drowning than anything else the buccaneers sending their condolences to the family writing in a statement, while no words can provide true comfort at a time such as this, we offer our support and love as they begin to process this very profound loss. >> it's intercepted! it is picked off i think shaq barrett is the guy who had his hands on it. it is. >> reporter: shaq barrett is a two-time pro bowler an super bowl champion winning titles with the buccaneers and the denver broncos aria was born two months after barrett helped the bucs win super bowl lv. >> there is no way we are losing this game. >> reporter: he married his high school sweetheart. aria was the youngest of their four children. now getting widespread support on social media from his former team to others across the league barrett's former teammate tom brady posting a photo of the family with the message, the

bradys love you. the last post on instagram on april 19th celebrating aria's second birthday. you made our family complete, he wrote. i love you, baby girl. again, a heart-breaking reminder that drowning is the leading cause of death for young kids. generally the cdc recommends that you familiarize yourself with cpr skills, consider life jackets. if you do own a pool, check to see the height of the fencing around it is at least four feet high our thoughts are for the barrett family this morning. >> praying for that family for sure. thank you, gabe. a crucial health reminder as we get closer to the sunny summer months. skin cancer is the most common cancer in america. but it is very treatable when caught early that's why today on melanoma monday, we're going over everything from early signs to prevention tips. here is dr. azar good morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with a simple one.

how is melanoma different from different types of skin cancer >> as you mentioned, jacob, it is the most aggressive of the skin cancers it only makes up 1% of total skin cancers, but it is the deadliest. it is named after the cells in the skin that are responsible for your pig as you mentioned, early detention is key we say that with most cancers, and melanoma is no exception if it can be diagnosed still localized the five-year survival is 99% >> wow. >> how can you tell if a spot on your skin, if a mole is serious or if it's not >> if it's just a regular mole, right? that's what everyone wants to know the first part of answering that question is that experts want us to do skin checks on ourselves about once a month in addition to getting your body checked maybe once a year, right, dermatologists will recommend that when you are looking at yourself, you are looking for, we talk about the a, b, cs of melanoma let's put this graphic up for

the viewers because it is important and pretty easy to remember the "a" stands for asymmetry what about the border? is it irregular? is it scalloped? a regular, normal, benign mole is a smooth oval or a circle the "c" stands for color. a uniform color. but melanoma has different colors floating throughout and then diameter. and six millimeters is the size of a pencil eraser that is the upper level of normal if it's bigger than that, it could be concerning. "e" stands for evolving. a mole changing in size, color and shape or a new one that pops up that is something that could be serious and you should get checked out. >> who is most at risk and could you give us tips on how to prevent it from happening in the first place? >> these are the people we think have the biggest risk of melanoma if you have very fair skin, if you have a lot of moles or irregular moles. a family history or your own personal history of melanoma uv exposure, and we're talking

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we're back 8:13 ouring on -- our ongoing serie money saving monday. warmer temperatures are on the horizon. that, of course, means higher energy bills on the way. >> the kids being home, they use more electricity at peak hours it all adds up this good news this morning, there are simple ways to save big money on those bills here with tips and tricks to know is nbc's vicky nguyen >> all those kids in and out of the house. >> remember they used to say keep the door closed let's get to it because a lot of people are trying to hold off on the ac as long as possible, but you don't want to sweat. let's talk about ways to maximize efficiency. >> we were talking about places on the west coast in the 90s when is the last time you had your system inspected? now is the time, before it gets really busy and the summer kicks in the next thing i think about your thermostat. what is next it? is there a tv next to it a lamp that is giving out heat and

triggering your thermostat to keep the ac running longer make sure you move anything hot away from your thermostat. and then we talk about strategic planting think about your landscaping if this is the time to put in new trees and shrubs, what can you do to shade your air conditioning unit? you don't want a messy bush that will drop things on to it. think about the hottest part of your house, the part that faces the south and west if you can plant trees that will provide shade, that will cut down on your ac bill. by 10% at least. >> really? >> landscaping >> strategic landscaping >> so let's go inside now and talk about some ways, some tips to keep the inside of your house a little cooler for less. >> fans are your friend. a fan uses 1/60th the amount o energy every degree you can keep your ac above 75 degrees, you are saving another 15%. >> ceiling fans? >> or floor fans or table fans anything that will help move the

air around it is not going to cool the air but it will draw the body heat from your skin and make you feel cooler the other thing that's very simple is to by some caulking or weather stripping to seal cracks in your walls. if you have gaps underneath your door or in the windows, get the weather stripping. it is an inexpensive fix at the hardware store. if you can keep your blinds closed during the hot part of the day, you will reduce heat gain by 45%. 33% if you keep the drapes closed that is a simple one if you want sunlight, go outside. >> these things add up i didn't realize this. a lot of electricity companies charge different rates for peak use hours. >> they do it depends on where you live and the season you want to look that up on your energy company's website or give them a call. generally between 2:00 and 6:00 is when you want to avoid using your large appliances, your dishwasher, your washer and drier. use it after 6:00 p.m. or on the weekend. the other thing we don't think about, unplug the little appliances, the chargers, everything you have plugged that

you don't use. they're slowly sucking the juice out of the electricity system and causing your electric bill to go up those incandescent bulbs, think about the lamps in the ceiling switch everything to led not only does it last 25,000 hours compared to just 1,200 hours for an incandescent bulb, but those older bulbs are just emitting heat and they cost three times as much to run. >> all right i didn't realize this. our water heaters in our homes are responsible for a fifth of our bill >> yeah, 18% of your annual energy bill comes from your water heater i was going to ask you what degree you were supposed to set it at. >> i didn't know then. >> 120 degrees. >> i was going to say 120 degrees. >> perfect consumer product safety commission says not only is it

safer but it will preven anybody from being scalded by hot water but it is more energy efficient. the other thing, only run a full load of laundry. i'm sure we know this by now and use cold water unless you have heavily soiled clothes the last part is use the sun at least start drying some of your clothes outside if you don't like how crispy they get, throw them in the drier for the last 10, 15 minutes to fluff them up. use the sun, the outdoors to help you >> for the credit cards, you say, just call just ask for a discount. apparently with this maybe you can try this >> is that true? >> always ask for a discount no matter what you are or what situation. your energy provider has programs that help you with income. >> that is true. >> and folks with disabilities can qualify for some of these programs the other thing is a lot o companies want to encourage you to weatherize your home and install energy star appliances we got some lightbulbs here at con ed in new york and they were like 25 cents each there are programs that can save you up to $500 and more. >> vicky, great tips. >> she is like an encyclopedia thank you. >> yep mr. roker, what are we looking at over there? >> or just get a dad to watch

your thermostat. >> also works. >> my father could hear a thermostat click one way or the other from two miles away. we are talking about wintertime in the u.p. of michigan. as you can see, around this low pressure system, we have snow there. also in the appalachians heavy rain in the northeast. the rest of the system fairly clear. it will be a gorgeous day into the plains clouds and showers making their way into the pacific northwest chilly in parts of much of california but 90s through the west into texas. 30s around the lake greats 50s in upstate new york. 70s and 80s through the gulf today. we are looking at that winter chill in the northeast and great lakes. beautiful day through florida. look at this sunshine. 85 degrees in houston today. all the way up to 57 in parts of the dakotas. plenty of showers in the pacific northwest but record highs through the western plains good monday morning.

i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's definitely cooler today and it's windy with the mostly cloudy sky that will continue throughout today. by late tonight, rain starts to move in. there will be a chance of spotty thunderstorms for tomorrow into the afternoon. the rain will linger into early thursday, then taper off. it's going to feel like late winter into early >> that's the latest weather best time of the morning. >> ladies and gentlemen, a little "popstart." first up, tv auctions. we have got an exclusive look at some pieces of television history that are about to go up for sale you, you can actually buy entire sets from some iconic tv shows and nbc morning news now anchor joe fryer got a sneak peek. >> reporter: take one look at this set and you are transported to the '70s and "all in the

family." ♪ those were the days ♪ >> i want to have you enter the house, but can i ask you to take off your shoes? >> yes. >> because this is the original carpet >> reporter: a precious piece of tv history that's still around today thanks to this collector. >> this lot comes with the actual porch but this is such a famous doorway, 704 houser street. >> reporter: he even has one of archie bunker's tattered chairs. the other is in the smithsonian. >> i wish i could let you sit in it, but first you have to buy it. >> reporter: and soon you can buy it the entire set from "all in the family." >> this is his actual desk >> reporter: or this one from "the tonight show" with johnny carson he actually got it from the king of late night himself. >> imagine the celebrity butts that graced that seat. >> reporter: it makes the mind reel this is the most important real estate on the set. he also has the place where everybody knows your name. the bar once actually pumped out real beer.

>> a couple seasons into this, we found out, we cannot give the actors real beer anymore because it affected their -- >> reporter: acting abilities? >> yes, sir. yes. >> reporter: all of it now on display at heritage auctions in dallas >> it is the work of a lifetime. >> reporter: nearly a thousand lots from the collection will go up for auction next month from small props and costumes to the three entire sets. so these things could end up in a museum or in someone's house >> i would be thrilled with both of them. i think equally it is about stewardship and passing things to the next generation. >> reporter: he has been collecting these artifacts for 32 years and once dreamed of building a museum. but says that proved to be too tough. >> i have to release the pieces back to the fans and the collectors because they're the future of this stuff they need to hold them and preserve them and elevate them >> reporter: i can tell it's not easy to say good-bye to these

things. >> as a collector, it is never easy to say good-bye, especially when it is en masse like this. >> reporter: but the time has come, he says, to give tv's bryant past an even better future. for "today," nbc news, joe fryer. mr. roker, are you going to bid on anything? >> i have to look at the catalog. there is probably some stuff in there like adam west's batman suit i could see the riddler's jacket. >> he said some will end up in a museum, there is no doubt. some of it will be in mr. roker's house. >> but the fact that he was able to even acquire it. >> dedication. dedication >> impressive. >> by the way, heritage auctions is unveiling the auction catalog for the first time this morning. you can check it out online. you'll see mr. roker there all right. coming up next, super mario brothers the bros are smashing yet another box office record.

the animated movie officially crossing the 1 billion dollar mark. >> wow. >> thanks to my son seeing it seven times. online data tracker box office mojo reports since the april 5th release, it's raked over $490,000 domestically and upwards of $530,000 internationally. million i think. it is only the fifth movie since the pandemic to hit that milestone. it comes from our sister company, of course, universal. and illumination >> it is the repeat viewers because my son and his arcad club, they have gone three times. >> with that franchise, super mario brothers 2, 3. you have all these characters you could move for spinoff. >> there is music too. my son is listening over and over again "peaches" with jack black. >> unbelievable. next up, aerosmith, get ready to feel all the sweet emotions they just announced their farewell tour. after 50 years together, the final series of concerts will be

called, what else, peace out and feature special guest the black rose going to be crazy. guess what we have a "popstart" first look at the band's video announcement >> breaking news. >> to report on the biggest news story of the year. >> yeah, i heard it. everyone heard it. >> are you serious >> what the -- >> are you kidding >> you never think it's actually going to happen. >> daddy, half of peru is gone. >> oh, my god. >> i'm sure you are as shocked as i was. >> the question we are all dying to know, is this really the end? >> all i can say is, peace out >> i want to go. >> all i can say is peace out. the peace out concert tour is going to kick off in philadelphia in september. general sales start this friday. >> we'd love to have them here they played the plaza before. >> aerosmith, come on. >> all right we'll wait for a call from you guys

speaking of rock legends, how about a little bruce on friday night, the boss was joined by a very, very special surprise guest at his barcelona concert when former first lady michelle obama took the stage and had a tambourine to sing backup during "glory days. >> wow. >> this is the video that was on twitter. watch this ♪ ♪ glory days ♪ ♪ glory days ♪ ♪ glory days ♪ >> it is amazing bruce's wife good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. as of this morning, first republic bank is no more. in an overnight hours, federal government brokered the takeover

deal. jp morgan is taking over its assets and all branches will open this morning as first republic only in name. customers will still have full access to their deposits. this should be the final act in what is the second largest bank failure in u.s. history. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the forecast this week. >> we are seeing much colder temperatures around the bay area. the gusty winds will continue today with a mostly cloudy sky. spotty showers coming and even thunderstorms throughout the day. by saturday, sunday, we're still seeing highs in the mid 60s inland. san francisco will be chilly, windy and wet. low 60s for the weekend. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes.

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it is college decision day we will help these stellar students reveal their choice, letting their family and friends know where they will be heading in the fall. >> very exciting. >> big moment. also out here on the plaza, another impressive brunch. this is the cast of "camelot." they will treat us to a live performance this morning as we kick off our best of broadway week. >> love that. hey, coming up in the third hour, we have emmy winner eddie falco. live in studio 1a. great her new show with a great name, "bupkus." and joanna gaines will join us live to talk about her deeply personal new book. all right. we got a lot ahead want to give us a check of the weather? >> you bet let's see what we got for your week as we get going going to b showery and snowy in parts of the western great lakes. wet weather making its way into the northeast. today, record highs out west

the midweek period, we will be looking at cool, wet weather in the northwest pleasant through the great lakes. west coast staying warm. as we head toward the end of the we weather. we are missing hoda this morning. she is on an adventure with jenna down in new orleans for

jazz fest. ladies, it's looks like a beautiful morning. >> it's the perfect day. >> wait. y'all, this is an amazing spot first of all, we got trombone shorty playing right next to us. we have a crazy crowd, and it's lined up. >> we're having the best weekend. we have been here all weekend for jazz fest. and let me just tell you something, going to jazz fest with hoda kotb is like going to the vatican with the pope. >> that's right. absolutely. >> i believe that. >> absolutely. crazy. it was the best. we ate we drank we listened to music we danced. we drank. >> we love it. >> we want y'all to join us, okay >> we love trombone shorty. >> love this can't wait to see more >> bye, guys

we'll see you in just a bit. >> partying for three days >> love trombone shorty, too all right. we'll see you guys coming up. >> they moved on they're over it. >> first, though, it is college decision day, ladies and gentlemen. and these high school students are deciding where to spend the next four years live on our plaza. at least the families hope it will only be four years. family and friends at the ready to help celebrate them but, first, this is "today" on nbc. >> i love it is

and welcome back it is the first of may, and that makes it college decision day. high school seniors all over the country officially declaring their choices, something that impacts the rest of their lives. a lot of planning, a lot of preparation led to this moment so this is a moment that deserves to be celebrated. so we are going to do just that.

we have a group of outstanding seniors with us this morning they have yet to announce their decisions. they are about to do it in front of their family and friends and a nation that's watching first up, this is jennifer from new york she's a senior at woodlands middle high school good morning. >> good morning! >> this is so exciting. >> i am very excited. >> i can tell. we were just talking before the commercial break you are oozing with excitement your parents, your friends and family behind you. they are ready to find out, but we will make them wait a little bit longer tell us about your high school experience how has high school been for you? >> my high school experience has always been an amazing experience i have definitely grown as a person i've definitely done a lot of leadership roles so that helps me build my character. i'm the vice president of national honor society i also like to help with my community. so like, you know, outreaches in my church and everything i played basketball for three

years in high school. >> my god, girl. how did you have time to do all this >> well, my school community, it was hard work, dedication, also putting in that time management and everything i also -- i like to do a lot of things i like to go into theater. we just finished our show "fame." >> goodness. you are not going to brag on yourself, but i will we also know that you did very, very well academically as well, which is probably why you're going to a pretty impressive school what are you going to study in school >> i will be studying political science. >> what do you want to be when you're done with school? >> a lawyer. >> of course all right. you ready to do it >> yes. >> ready to tell them? >> yep >> all right your mom is behind you take that one. there is the drumroll. one, two, three. where are you going? >> i'm going to columbia

>> columbia! she's going to columbia. >> yes ♪ yes! yes! jennifer mom, how do we feel? >> oh, my god! >> this is your sister >> are you excited >> yes >> and she won't be too far, mom. she won't be too far all right, sheinelle over to you. >> oh my goodness. this is -- isn't this great? listen, when young people do great things, i think we should celebrate them i want you to meet addison wall. from kerry, north carolina she's a senior these kids don't like to brag on themselves, but we'll brag on them i was just reading you have an incredible work ethic.

you work a part-time job since 14 you ran cross country all four years and going the extra mile with your community service. tell us how many community service hours you have put in? >> i have done around 200 hours of community service. >> 200 hours of community service. tell me some of the groups that you volunteered with we hear you are a rock star where you're from. >> habitat for humanity, the inner faith food shuttle, the flower shuttle, make-a-wish, red cross club. and then also -- i think that's it >> you are so passionate about volunteering and wanted us to know that. what is it about volunteering that you love? >> just seeing the impact it's had on my community has really developed my passion for it and seeing what i have been able to do. >> i love it okay you wanted to study, what, business >> global relations. >> global relations, okay. >> so where will you study are we ready we have a backpack here. now it is addison's turn

go for it. she is going to nc state i love it! your and we got the mascot here and you can stan dby your guy. i love it. i love it. we love it where's mom? is that mom? where's mom? hi, mom. are you proud of her >> oh, i'm so proud of her, honestly this has been such a tough time for so many kids trying to get into college, but i'm so happy she's a hard worker and very level headed just self-driven she's done all of this on her own. i'm super proud of her. >> she's a good kid. i love this. let's do another one shall we i love celebrating our kids. jacob, your turn. >> this could not be more exciting i'm happy to be here with ethan. from new jersey. he is a senior good morning, man. >> good morning. >> we will do this backwards because we have been talking to students first, then mothers i will be right back your mom is over here. come with me, guys this is may?

may, what's going on how are you? >> good. show" super good >> the rumor is you are a "today" show super fan you were a little annoyed he hadn't decided yet but now you feel better. >> i hope so. >> any advise to ethan before he does this? >> no. >> just do it. i'll be right back ethan, my understanding is this has been a decision a long time in the making. before we get to it, what is the main factor in your decision what are your studying in high school what's going to be the thing to pull you to college? >> i think it's crazy that i'm going to a school right now. but i'm going to the rutgers engineering program. so i got accepted into the school and i'm doing it. >> wait a minute, dude you just revealed it in front of everybody! come on. rutgers has a great marching band ethan couldn't wait to tell you guys come on out! rutgers marching band, look at this ♪ check this out ethan is also a dancer give us your dance

yeah ♪ >> whoo! ♪ >> whoo! >> ethan, come in here, you guys he didn't want any suspense. he wanted to get right to it a big thanks, of course, to the rutgers marching band. the scarlet knights. they will be marching in this year's macy's thanksgiving day parade for the very first time we have to get ethan out there, too, with those moves. mom, how are you doing back there? are you all right? he didn't want to wait.

he got it for you. >> i love the moves, dude. >> i love, love, love this. >> congratulations >> but, wait, there's more >> i believe there is. there is a little bit more one more surprise. and by the way, ethan borrowed those break-away pants from you. impressive macy's is going to help you guys kick start your college shopping they are giving each one of you a $4,000 gift card to help first thing you are going to buy is a big wallet to fit those gift cards congratulations. >> are you happy >> yes thank you so much. >> we're happy for you, too. congratulations. >> all of you guys college decision thing, it is a thing, isn't it, craig >> it is if you are watching right now, best of luck today if you are picking your college because it's stressful. >> it is even if you don't get into the college that you wanted, you will still do great. trust me. >> it is all going to be okay. isn't it >> it is >> all right congratulations, guys.

all the family and friends, it takes a village. we know that you should see her mom's face with the $4,000 check. >> a little more music, yeah >> you can play us to commercial up next -- >> we only paid them for one song. >> we have to wait for the parade we are bringing the best of broadway this morning. starting with the cast of "camelot." we'll catch up with the lady herself. but first, this is "today," on nbc.

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joining us this morning, the cast of "camelot" back, better than ever thanks to aaron sorkin. who has revised the classic tale >> king arthur and the dashing knight. who falls in love. >> first, here is the cast of "camelot" with the lusty month of may. >> right on time [ applause ] ♪♪ [ applause ] ♪ ♪ tra la ♪ it's may ♪ the lusty month of may ♪ ♪ that lovely month when everyone goes blissfully astray. ♪ it's here ♪ that shocking time of year ♪ it's may ♪ it' may ♪ the gorgeous holiday ♪ th

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with fun ♪ ♪ whoo ♪ ♪ it's mad ♪ ♪ it's gay ♪ ♪ everyone makes mistakes in thy lusty month of may ♪ [ applause >> oh, wow >> yes >> nice! >> that was phenomenal. >> wow. >> and i feel like they deserve more applause because it's freezing outside. >> you got a dance a lot to warm up. >> that was great. that was great phillip is joining us now. this is phenomenal i can understand what drew you to this project bu talk a little bit about why you decided to do this one. >> well, it is an incredible story, an incredible score, an incredible cast. it is such a beautiful show. we love it. we hope you will come and see

us >> this is lovely a story that's been around for hundreds of years. what is it about this particular version of "camelot" that's different? >> i feel like this is a reflection of us and who we are today. it is an age-old story that reminds us of who we are and what it means to be human. >> i remember my mom played the original cast album. you guys are doing a new one, right? >> yes the cast album comes out on streaming on june 2nd. we just recorded it. >> the jittery month of june. >> yes >> i love that thank you guys so much all of you guys are phenomenal. >> thank you so much. >> yeah. we got some heat warmers inside. you can catch it right here in new york city. in fact, tickets are available right now. >> by the way, our broadway week rolls on tomorrow with "some like it hot." >> all right we'd like that right now. >> we are back in a moment this is "today" on nbc >> yes

what an amazing kickoff to your monday. we have a broadway show. mr. roker, how about we cap it off with some birthdays? >> great idea. let's spin those jars. first off, happy 101st birthday to rose manco, a bingo champion. from silver spring, maryland a sergeant in the women's army corps during world war ii. ma'am, we thank you for your service. nathaniel crawford sr. 102 years old, family man from holiday, florida in addition to this milestone birthday, he is also celebrating 75 years of marriage to the love of his life. congratulations. happy 100th birthday t sister cyrilla played volleyball at family functions well into her 80s. love that. elizabeth pettus, her secret to longevity, she does toe touches

every day. robert dunhouse is a sports fan from cincinnati, ohio. played golf until he was 90 -- 7 -- 97 happy 75th birthday to annette and lee -- leonard. the love birds from california say the secret to a long and happy marriage, patience very nice. >> happy anniversary >> we wanted to send our students off properly. let's give them some swag here jennifer is going to columbia. >> yes. >> wanted to make sure you had a bunch of columbia swag. >> addison is going to nc state. congratulations den again to you. >> and, of course, ethan is going to rutgers congrats, dude. >> i love that let's celebrate our students all right. third and fourth hours are on the way. since we have them, mr. roker, since you asked them, one more song from the rutgers university marching scarlet knights >> hit it!

good morning to you. 8:56 on this monday morning. classes are going on as scheduled today in oakland schools, but there's still the possibility of that teacher strike. an official announcement is due later today when union leaders are expected to give an update on negotiations. last week, teachers voted to authorize the strike. they're demanding a wage increase the district says it simply cannot meet. if that strike is announced, it's not clear how soon afterwards it may impact classes. pete will have an update during our midday newscast at 11:00 . ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hohot gonna mamake it mel♪ ♪ and i'm l lovin' what i'm t tastin' ♪ ♪ nos gususta mezclarar ♪ ♪ comomo malteadada ♪

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this morning on the third hour of "today," hollywood drama. a looming writer's strike threatening to shut down show business. >> it is going to have a massive ripple effect that you could borderline call a