southbound 880, blocks two lanes, causing a lot of slowing coming off the bay bridge. the crash is on the opposite side, but it's a distraction. be careful out there. >> definitely. well, the "today" show just moments away, but for more local news, be sure to join us in just minutes for our brand new newscast streaming live on roku, samsung and xumo. you can also watch it live at nbcbayarea.com. >> that does it for us this morning here on "today in the bay." make sure you follow us on social media, as the news breaks for you. the "today" show c hollywood writers going on strike overnight. >> and some of your favorite shows are about to be impacted. it is may the 2nd. this is "today." ♪♪ hollywood drama. more than 10,000 screen writers walking out for the first time in more than 15 years after contract negotiations collapse overnight.

popular late night shows set to air re-runs starting tonight. the first wave of what could be a devastating work stoppage for the television andnd film inindustry. we'll have the very latest. highway tragedy. a blinding dust storm leads to a devastating pile-up involving more than 70 cars and trucks. at least six people killed. dozens more hospitalized. survivors sharing harrowing stories. >> there was cars all over the road, everywhere. >> that busy interstate still shut down this morning. debt deadline. treasury secretary janet yellen warning the u.s. could run out of cash in a matter of weeks. the white house and lawmakers locked in a standoff over a solution. president biden and congressional leaders set to meet in the coming days. a live report from washington just ahead. wedding day tragedy. a newlywed bride killed, her husband hospitalized after being

hit by an alleged drunk driver moments after the reception. their families now speaking out. >> a sister, a daughter, a wife died in her wedding dress because someone made a terrible decision. >> the emotional interview and the arrest in the case. those stories, plus thinking out loud. ed sheeran back on the stand and saying he will be done with the music industry if he's found guilty of copying a marvin gay classic. the latest on that closely watched trial just ahead. and fashion and fun. stars strut their stuff at the met gala honoring legendary designer karl lagerfeld in creative ways. >> i could just imagine him looking down with a smile on his face. seeing all the glory.

>> we'll take you inside fashion's biggest night. today, tuesday, may 2nd, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> well, hi. good to see you. welcome to "today." it is a tuesday morning. i can't wait to get to sheinelle. i want her to tell me what it was like being there with all that happening. >> the fashion. there was a lot going on, including the giant cat suit. i mean, there is just a lot. you know, fashion, it's doing its thing. we may not understand it, but it is fun to watch. >> we'll talk about that. let's get to our top story. the writers' guild of america calling a strike at 12:01 as the last-minute negotiations broke down. wga members could be on the picket lines as soon as this afternoon. >> what does it all mean? late night shows are the first

to be affected. many go into re-runs tonight. >> yeah. so then next comes daytime tv soap opera. also due to their daily schedules. our writers here at "today" and the writers across news outlets are not part of that union. they are part of a different union. >> so they are not striking and the words go on. many networks begin scripting in may. this goes on, there could be a delay in the upcoming fall season. >> let's get the very latest on where everything stands. let's bring in miguel almaguer. good morning. >> more than 11,000 film and television writers could be on the picket lines as early as today. did impact of the strike could be long lasting for everyone on the industry and for viewers at home. overnight, the hollywood ending many feared. the writers' guild calling a strike after negotiators were unable to reach a deal with the studios and streamers saying for the sake of our present and our future, we have been given no

other choice. on the met gala carpet tinsel town a-listers showing support. >> it will affect all of us. every part of the industry and people beyond the industry. >> reporter: writers like cody say many of his leagues are making less than they did more than a decade ago because of how streaming affected the industry. >> we're asking for a livable wage and for our jobs to be protected and for us to make residuals on the content we're creating. >> reporter: so how will this impact you at home? that depends on how long the shutdown lasts. the 2007/2008 strike, which lasted 100 days, put some shows on hold for up to four months. >> the first thing the viewers at home will notice is their favorite late night shows will go into reruns. >> reporter: hosts like seth myers, who is also a writer, voicing support for the union. >> i also feel very strongly that what the writers are asking

for is not unreasonable. >> reporter: daytime soap operas will also run out of script, and it might not end there. >> if this lasts months, we will see an impact on the fall tv schedule and some movies will have to be pushed back. >> reporter: in the unlikely event a strike lasts more than six months, analysts say even next year's blockbusters could be effected. it presented a comprehensive package proposal to the guild last night, which included generous increases in compensation for writers as well as improvements in streaming residuals. but this morning, no deal as a high-stakes showdown comes at a pivotal time for hollywood. exit said they have enough content to last through the end of the year and most major films

have been shot but the last strike in 2007-2008 forced the film" quantum of solace" to be rushed into shooting. we want to mention the parent company comcast is one of the companies negotiating with wga. hoda? >> miguel, a lot of shows being impacted. we'll see how it folds. thank you. we turn to the tragedy in illinois. a blinding dust storm leading to a pileup involving more than 80 vehicles. shaquille brewster has the latest on this really unfortunate incident. shaq, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that stretch of highway about three and a half hours south of chicago is still closed this morning. it is a reflection of the impact and scale of this pileup that officials say came and stemmed from a relatively common occurrence. but this highway dust storm having rare and deadly consequences.

>> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my [ bleep ]! >> went in front of us! >> i see. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a blinding dust storm along interstate 55 in rural illinois causing a deadly pileup. >> there are multiple injuries, multiple injuries, multiple vehicles. >> reporter: authorities say excessive winds blue around dirt from nearby farm fields leading to zero visibility on the farm way. >> the crash occurred from roughly pile post 76 to mile post 78. >> reporter: the terrifying ordeal happened in an instant. killing six people and injuring more than 30. overnight state police identifying one victim, 88-year-old shirley harper and releasing these new images confirming more than 70 vehicles were involved in the crash. >> there's another ambulance in front of us. >> reporter: behind an apocalyptic scene. tractor trailers engulfed in

flames. over 30 agencies responded. >> this is a difficult scene, something that's very hard to train for, something that we really haven't experienced locally. >> reporter: officials say these kinds of dust storms are not uncommon, but the number of vehicles and casualties is very unusual. >> i got lucky i wasn't crushed. i could have been. i pull off the left side here and got out, started going to different cars because there is cars all over the median. everywhere. >> reporter: in a statement illinois's governor calling the fatal scene horrific. >> my heart goes out to anybody that found themselves involved in this particular situation. my heart goes out to them. >> reporter: truly scary images there. state police say those hospitalized range from ages 2 all the way up to 80. we know at least one person was air lifted from the scene. and their injuries are described as everything from minor all the way up to life threatening.

savannah? >> what a tragedy. shaq brewster, thank you. also this morning the white house is confronting who crises that could have major consequences for the economy. the treasury secretary now warning the u.s. could run out of money to pay its bills in a matter of weeks if the debt limit isn't raised or suspended. and there are new concerns about the nation's banks following yesterday's sale of first republic bank to jp morgan chase. want to get to nbc chief white house correspondent peter alexander. peter, good morning. let's start with the debt limit. we have seen this before. what is the latest? >> reporter: we're now just 30 days away from that deadline for a possible default. that's according to the treasury secretary. that's really amping up the urgency for a deal here with the threat of an economic catastrophe looming. president biden on monday invited all four congressional leaders to the white house for a meeting may 9th, one week from today. nbc news just learned that house speaker kevin mccarthy accepted the invite.

he'll be there. still both sides hardened their positions here with the president vowing not to negotiate over paying over the country's bills. bills, remember, that have already been incurred, noted the republicans voted to raise the debt limit without conditions three times under former president trump. republicans, for their part, they are demanding future spending cuts and really taking aim at many of president biden's legislative priorities before they will agree to raise the debt limit. savannah? >> all right. we'll continue to watch that crisis. and then let's talk about the banking industry. first republic bank had to be purchased by jp morgan chase. how's the white house navigating this? the fear is some kind of ripple effect or contagion? >> reporter: yeah. another political headache for president biden. he also made clear this plan will protect first republic customers. but importantly he says taxpayers will not be left on

the hook here. the president is now calling on congress to step up regulations on large and regional banks to avoid this happening again. but there is still concern about the health of some of those regional banks that faced challenges with interest rates rising. savannah? >> thank you. let's move now to that intense manhunt for the suspect in that texas mass shooting. hundreds of officers involved in the search. but now they admit they have very few leads. nbc's sam brock has more on that story. hey, sam. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. the fog in cleveland, texas, this morning so thick you can barely see in front of you. the fourth day of the search for a murder suspect whose face, as you can see is appearing on billboards. this morning we are also learning the father of the murdered 9-year-old boy contacted police five times in 20 minutes waiting for aid that

came after the massacre. despite dogs roaming the streets and police canvassing neighborhoods, there's been no sign of francisco oropesa who police say erupted into violence when asked by neighbors not to file his assault rifle on the front lawn. >> it is truly just unexpected. >> reporter: on monday, a few false alarms as neighbors try to manage their terror. teresa morris heard shots from her daughter's shot down the street that friday night but had no idea the depth of violence unfolding. has it sunk in that you were witness to this gunfire? >> that's what sort of -- oh, i get a little emotional thinking about it. i was here when that happened. and i didn't do anything. but i didn't know, you know. what would i have done? >> reporter: the tears coming with major revelations about the massacre.

wilson garcia, whose son and wife were both murdered, told us he called police late friday night after the neighbor refused to stop shooting the gun and threatened them. garcia telling us he and his family called police five times in about 20 minutes. he says the neighbor turned up at the house and began shooting. officials with the county haven't responded yet to our requests. but they did tell nbc news they have ten days to respond to a request for answers. then there is confirmation that the suspect had been deported four times. but the community now just focusing on the pain. >> could have been us, you know? i mean, it is scary. it's scary. and i think it's starting to sink in. thank god it wasn't my family. >> reporter: in other notable developments, wilson garcia says that his wife got along really well with the wife of the suspect. in fact that oropesa had come to their house at one point and

helped them to cut down a tree. on the night of the murders, they saw him walking over with a loaded weapon and said, you go inside. i'll go outside and confront him because he would never shoot a woman. heart breakingly that proved to be wrong. hoda? >> a horrible story. sam brock for us there, thank you. authorities found the bodies of seven people found yesterday. the discovery came during a search for two missing teens and a convicted sex offender. the bodies were believed to be of a 14-year-old and 16-year-old. police say they also found the body of 39-year-old jesse mcfadden, the sex offender that the teens were traveling with. officials declined to provide details on how they died. all right. we have 15 minutes passed the hour. welcome craig to the table. >> welcome back. welcome back. good morning to you as well. more than a month after he was detained in russia, calls are growing louder for the immediate release of jailed american

journalist evan gershkovich. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in paris. richard, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, craig. it is good to be with you. gershkovich and his newspaper deny adamantly that he was spying in russia, but these are serious charges. if convicted, he faces up to 20 years in prison. "wall street journal" correspondent, last seen in court, is the first american journalist detained in russia on spying charges since the cold war, and he's being held at moscow's notorious prison. colleagues say he shares a cel with another inmate, is given one hour a day to walk in a narrow yard and is reading "war and peace" to pass the time. but gershkovich can receive mail, old-fashioned letters provided according to prison regulations they're in russian

so sensors can read them and mailed from inside russia. so his colleagues have set up a letter writing campaign to keep his spirits up paulina, a friend who worked in russia for "the financial times" is one of the organizers. >> one of the best ways to support him is to make sure he knows he is the center of everybody's attention around the world right now. the way we're doing that is getting him letters. first reply he september to us he spoke about how important the letters are for him. >> reporter: it works like this. supporters write in e-mails, which a team translates into russian. then a group of volunteers in russia, who preferred not to show their faces, take the letters, stuff the envelopes, drive them to the post office and mail to the prison through a lawyer, gershkovich said, i am humbled and deeply touched by all the letters i received i have read each one carefully with gratitude the u.s. state department formally designated gershkovich

as wrongfully detained more like a hostage than a prisoner president biden delivering a message to his family. >> we all stand with you evan want went to report this russia to shed light on th darkness that you all escaped from years ago. >> reporter: at "the wall street journal" london's office, gershkovich's boss says he's the victim of plummeting relations between russia and the united states after russia's invasion of ukraine. >> he is a journalist who is doing his job. and journalism should not be a crime. >> reporter: russian journalists and other political prisoners held there describe feeling completely alone the monotony only broken by reading and the joy of mail. for those who want to write to evan, an e-mail has been set up freegershkovich@gmail.com, and there is more information on our website.

nbc news.com >> chief foreign correspondent roichard engel, thank you. let us get the first check of the weather on a tuesday morning. >> good to see you and good to see you as well. the weather, depending on where you are, if you don't like it, you are going to be stuck with it for another couple of days. you can see, we have this swirl, this pesky low pressure system that won't go anywhere up of wisconsin, parts of wisconsin and parts of the appalachians as this system brings colder weather. here is what we're stuck with right now. we have the great lakes snow, days of showers, cool and cloudy for the midwest and the northeast. out west, rain showers, mountain snows, chilly weather. that's in california the reason for this, an omega block. where does it get its name the storm systems are tracked on each side of this block.

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7:30 last night inside the vehicle. witnesses say two people were seen running from the scene, both are still on the run. happening today the man accused of the murder of a tech ceo is expecting to answer charges. he's being held without bail after being arrested last month. investigators said he stabbed and killed cashapp founder bob lee. an autopsy released late yesterday indicated that lee was stabbed three times, twice in the heart. if you look out your window, you're waking up to some rain in parts of the bay area. how long it will stick around. >> there will be some breaks and then you may hear that rain returning as we may even some thunderstorms in parts of the bay area today. these are temperatures only reach into the low 60s as some spotty showers continue into tomorrow as well as early

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are in negotiations with the airlines although, they are walking an informational picket line. but more importantly, the fa opening up new highways in the sky, highalit altitude highways the hope, that it will speed all of us along this summer. at the nation's airports, the countdown is on to the quasi official start of summer travel. and with passenger levels now at or exceeding pre-pandemic levels, the pressure is on t make that experience as smooth as possible. along the east coast, the faa says 169 newly activated high altitude flight routes should make travel on the nation's sky ways more efficient. one of the biggest ways, less zigzagy in the air with more direct paths. >> we time things down to the minute for a reason. at the airport, every minute counts. >> reporter: the faa says the move should make trips between airports, including regional

airports, more efficient by shaving off time, helping to save fuel for the airlines and improving safety because the routes, which are mostly above 18,000 feet, use gps technology rather than ground radar. >> as you create new highways in the sky by using better technology, you de-stress the whole environment. the experience for the passenger gets better. you save fuel. you save emissions and you save time so i think it is a win-win for everybody. >> reporter: it comes as united and delta have trimmed flights into new york and washington to help with congestion and a shortage of air traffic controllers. at nearly dozen american airlines hubs on monday, pilots on the picket line after the union voted to authorize a strike as it negotiates a new contract. >> what every pilot on this line wants to have happen is we come to an agreement on a contract. >> reporter: but u.s. law prevents immediate action, so a strike is not imminent >> looking at the weather, nothing seems to be percolating

yet. >> reporter: still, the biggest variable for all airlines year-round, the weather. >> if we get a thunderstorm on the east coast, particularly new york or atlanta, it will have a much bigger impact with the number of aircraft that will be affected by that. >> you mentioned these new highways will make it more efficient to fly does that mean it will reduce the number of delayed flights as well asking for a friend. >> reporter: that certainly is the open we had 20% of flights delayed last year. so far this year 22% usually it is because of the weather. so what we're talking about here is about 6,000 saved sorry. 6,000 minutes saved, 40,000 miles saved per year because of these new highways in the sky. that's the hope, anyway. the test is this summer. >> okay. sounds like it could be good news there. tom, thank you. still ahead this morning,

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over it. she's at buckingham palace. where else >> reporter: we can't wait until you are right here at buckingham palace the palace is releasing a few new details every single day but today the focus is on king charles' granddaughter, charlotte. she has a big birthday take a look. this morning, the countdown is on for the coronation bu there is one more royal celebration before the big day princess charlotte turning eight years old today, smiling albeit with a few missing teeth in a picture snapped by mom kate over the week, the pair spotted out enjoying a mother-daughter birthday at the ballet seeing "cinderella. and while charlotte won't have an official role at the coronation, well, she's always found a way to grab our attention, just like little brother louie. but older brother, nine-year-old prince george now the second in

line to the throne, will serve as one of his grandfather's page's of honor. >> traditionally the children or grandchildren of the monarch haven't had a role charles was an onlooker. at his mother's coronation >> reporter: a new bbc documentary sharing unseen photos of king charles as a grandfather with george and charlotte. >> he will be keen to include those younger generations and to make it look more like a family affair. >> reporter: the whole young wales family is expected to join the king on the buckingham palace balcony for that royal wave absent, likely prince harry racing back home to california to celebrate his son archie's fourth birthday. but it is largely a family affair in the procession from westminster abbey to buckingham palace, princess ann will ride between the newly crowned king and queen. >> so i said yes not least of all it solves my dress problem. >> reporter: in a rare interview, princess anne maintains that prince charges will keep the monarchy afloat. despite the conversation of

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similarities, alleging sheeran stole this part of the 1973 hit. ♪ i have been feeling, trying baby ♪ >> reporter: the jury will be asked to compare that to sheeran's chart topper. ♪ darling i will be loving you till we're 70 ♪ >> reporter: no cameras allowed at the trial but testimony at times has become heated. the singer saying his music career may slow down if he's found liable, telling the court if that happens, i'm done. adding, to have someone come in and say we don't believe you, you must have stole it i find insulting. sheeran gave the jury an impromptu concert saying the inspiration was van morrison, not marvin gay last week crump's team called smashup a smoking gun and that merging the songs was basically a confession

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it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, and scene overnight the writers guild of america calling a strike straight ahead, what it means for your favorite shows. then gaines time

joanna gaines joins us live. there's a lot to catch up with her about. the magnolia star opening up about new family and professional milestones. her story coming up. plus, remembering gordon lightfoot. we are honoring the folk legend who passed away yesterday at 84 years old. the tributes pouring in. and have we met? sheinelle takes us inside fashion's biggest night. >> this is one of the only events that celebrates fashion and hollywood. it brings all of the stars together. >> we have got a look at all the stars serving major looks and bringing all the drama, today, tuesday, may 2nd, 2023 ♪ >> with my mom from greenville, south carolina. >> today i turn 50. >> from new york on a mother-son trip. >> visiting from raleigh for my

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overnight to go on strike. some viewers will notice the impact almost immediately. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer joins us with the issues that still have both sides split far apart. miguel, good morning >> good morning. overnight, hollywood got the ending that many feared. more than 11,000 film and television writers could be on the picket line in a matter of hours. the biggest sticking point according to groups representing the studios, mandatory staffing, duration of employment and streaming residuals. the writers guild calling the strike, saying for the sake of our present and our future, we have been given no other choice. how will this impact you at home that depends on how long the strike lasts tonight you will likely see late shows go into re-runs. daytime tv soap operas will likely do the same in a matter of days. and if this strike is prolonged, there could be an impact to the fall season of shows the last strike in 2007/2008

lasted 100 days. it cost the industry about $3 billion. there is no true prediction on how long this one could last it is even unclear when negotiators will return to the table or how close they are or aren't to making a deal. hoda? >> miguel, thank you. just three months after shooting down a chinese spy balloon, the u.s. military i tracking another mysterious balloon. officials say it was detected over hawaii last week but did not fly over any sensitive areas. at this point, it is not clear if it is just a weather balloon or even who owns it. three u.s. fighter jets were launched to inspect that object. on friday officials said it was not transmitting any signals and was not maneuverable and poses no threat to national security. now to a heart-breaking story from south carolina where a bride was killed by a speeding drunk driver while leaving her wedding reception. stephanie gosk joins us with new details on this story.

this is really just a terrible story. >> it is supposed to be the happiest day for the family. it wasn't just the bride and groom in that golf cart. the bride's brother-in-law and nephew were in the front of the golf cart, and they're also recovering from injuries >> reporter: a wedding day celebration shattered by tragedy in south carolina. the bride struck and killed by an alleged drunk driver. >> a sister, a daughter, a wife died in her wedding dress because someone made a terrible decision. >> reporter: authorities say the newlyweds were leaving their reception on a golf cart friday in south carolina when a car hit them, killing 34-year-ol samantha miller and injured her husband and two others inside. according to an affidavit, officers said they smelled alcohol on the breath of the driver of the car, identified as 25-year-old jaime lee and asked her to take a sobriety test and

she refused. in a gofundme set up the groom's family, he is in critical condition. in a sobriety test, she was arrested and charged with reckless homicide and three counts of dui involving great bodily injury or death now her family is in mourning over the heart-breaking loss. >> she from the moment she woke up that day until she left the venue, she told eric on the golf cart that she wanted this day to last forever he told us that at the hospital today when we saw him. >> it just breaks your heart the groom has already undergone multiple surgeries he's expected to survive, but he has a long recovery ahead. the two other passengers are still recovering obviously, there is the physical recovery and there is the emotional one. >> which i doubt you ever recover from stephanie gosk, thank you. all right.

the man who has been called the godfather of artificial intelligence has left his job at google and the reason is somewhat ominous jeffrey hinton says he wants to be free to talk about the possible dangers of technology he helped develop. he expressed concerns about ai's potential for replacing workers, especially as a tool for spreading misinformation google praised him for his contributions and says it remains committed to a responsible approach to ai. music fans are remembering legendary singer-songwriter gordon lightfoot who died last night at a toronto hospital. ♪ you better take care ♪ ♪ if i find you been creeping round my back stairs ♪ >> a legend. he helped pioneer that folk rock sound of the '60s and '70s like that one "sun down." it was a number one pop hit in the u.s. other favorites included "if you could read my mind."

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disappoint ♪ >> reporter: last night in manhattan, the hottest fashions in the spotlight >> it brings all the stars together. >> it raises the stakes with the fashion. >> reporter: the first monday in may circled on every celebrity's calendar >> i want to see everybody. >> this is my 20th met gala. >> reporter: the stars putting their best foot forward at the met gala serving major looks and bringing the drama to the museum's iconic steps. >> gucci >> i'm wearing chloe. designed by gabrielle la and karl >> this is couture from 1998. >> reporter: the theme this year is karl lagerfeld a line of beauty expect to see a lot of chanel. you will see classic and, of course, over the top i have to go get my fox.

anna winter stepping out in style along with this year's gala's co-chairs. including penelope cruz and roger federer. >> say hi to savannah. hi, savannah >> reporter: all getting the party started wearing their monday best in honor of karl for people who didn't know karl, how would you describe him what did he mean to you? >> he was a genius. >> reporter: he was at the helm of some of the biggest fashion houses during his 65-year career including fendi and chanel. >> he was a unique presence on the world stage of fashion. >> reporter: his timeless designs and silhouettes on display. ♪ >> i hope i made him proud >> yes >> no. >> reporter: celebrities reimaging some of those chanel classics. >> i'm giving some chanel tweed moments. >> reporter: to the black and white ensembles, to that iconic bow. stars bringing full body

glamour. >> decided to make our hair the headpiece. >> could we see the shoes really quickly? could i see these gloves? >> reporter: and dazzling with sequin, feather and pearls fan favorite kim kardashian making her grand entrance dripping in 50,000 freshwater pearls it was an all-out show on this year's white carpet. >> i think we have an unveiling happening. >> reporter: including some unforgettable tributes to the late designer's beloved cat. did you just purr? a little doja cat, anyone? you have to tell us about this bag. >> yes it is like a pink cat. it is on ode. >> reporter: but it was jared lehto who once again turned heads with the perfect tribute. >> i could imagine him looking down with a big smile on his

face seeing his cat in all its glory. >> reporter: of course the party wouldn't be complete without some surprises serena williams and carly claws taking to the carpet debuting new baby bumps >> congratulations >> thank you so much. >> reporter: i love so much you are walking the red carpet with your little bambino. what does it feel like >> this is the first time i'm sharing my news so i can't imagine a more special place. >> reporter: but perhaps the biggest jaw dropping moment of the night was rihanna. the queen of the met gala arriving fashionably late to make her long-awaited return to the museum steps they have been out here since almost 5:00 this morning everybody is waiting for you. >> wow thank god i come thank god you guys waited, too. >> reporter: you look beautiful. the singer who is pregnant with her second child undeniably stealing the show in a flower covered gown by valentino.

we decided to wait, stick it out. it was worth it. hi, rihanna. i think she was my best dressed of the evening that moment was so well worth the wait as for what happened after people want to know what happens after you get into the doors jimmy fallon joked once they get inside, the guests are handed gold bars and they eat caviar. but really it's a big party. the stars are mingling over dinner there was a surprise performance by lizzo everybody wondered who it would be it is a chance for them to get together and dress up. it's fun. >> you've never been i've never been. but you have been the closest to getting there. >> what people don't say on the other side of the block, people are lined up here in new york city for blocks and blocks just to get a glimpse. i'll give you a little scoop p. diddy came out a little early and went outside to talk to all of the people, and they were so happy. they were up and down the street it is really just a fun night. >> cool.

>> wow >> thank you, sheinelle. you wore it well. >> sure did. >> thank you >> mr. roker, what you got >> i walked by it yesterday. pepper and i walked by it was very nice. record highs in the western plains some mountain snows out west a radiant day through the southeast, but unfortunately looking at a cool, showery day here in the northeast. that's what's going on around good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're going to see waves of rain coming through. if you have the nbc bay area app, you'll be able to get alerts as that rain approaches your location. it's going to be off and on. it will be tapering off on thursday. temperatures only reach the mid to upper 60s. we will be a little bit drier >> that's the latest weather join us on your drive to work or

school or home find us on sirius xm channel 108. guys >> thank you let's turn to one of our very favorites, joanna gaines. >> she and her husband chip became household names from their show "fixer upper" and just expanded their magnolia brand. an empire, really. they have a television network those famous magnolia silos and soon a hotel. >> yeah. if that wasn't enough to keep joanna gaines busy, today she is releasing her third cookbook it is called "magnolia table version 3. it is a collection of recipes for gathering. if you follow her on insta, you already know one of them is a huge hit with her littlest one. take a look. >> can you tell me what you want on your burger >> meat. >> okay. i got you. >> meat, yeah.he >> so cute, by the way.

>> joanna is with us now good morning, sunshine >> good morning. how are y'all? >> good. we're excited you're joining us live from your own kitchen i know we will make cake in a little bit they made us some so we can taste your recipe. tell us about this cookbook. >> so what i love about this cookbook, we started this cookbook in 2020, so we were -- this was when everyone was at home, working from home. we were tasting all the recipes from home. the entire food team and it came -- it was really birthed out of a place where we were craving community, being around the table again so i would say three years later now, it is truly a celebration of those moments around the table. for me with my kids that are growing up so fast, any time i can get a meal on the table, i mean, those are the moments i'm savoring the most in a season. >> we want to talk about the recipe in a second but there was a night you and chip had out where you didn't have to cook a thing. you went to the white house and

you enjoyed a state dinner what was that like what was on the menu >> it was beef that had -- it was like a fusion of american and korean and when my mother found out that we were going, i mean, she cried immediately. she was like, i would never thought that my daughter would meet the korean president. it was such an honor it was a dream for sure. >> talk about just a full circle moment you were at the state dinner honoring south korea and then you actually traveled to seoul with some of the kids. what was that like >> yes we went -- it was a couple weeks ago. we took 25 of our family members and were there for a week. i have never been, none of us have been, just my parents so it was really just, again, this full circle moment of understanding where my mother was from, walking the same streets she walked it kind of completed something in me, and it is hard to explain, but it was so special for our family to be there with my parents

that's where they met in 1971. just all the stories, everything about it was incredible. definitely a trip of a lifetime. >> love that let's get to this delicious recipe you have before you first of all, what are we making today? >> today i made a butter cake. and, you know, i am a chocolate lover. any time i make something other than chocolate, i'm just saying i promise you it's good. this is kind of one of those that if i'm not going to mak chocolate, it is one of my favorites. it is super simple you wouldn't have all the ingredients in your pantry it is easy to whip up. that's a lot of what this cook book is, experiments with different flavor profiles, having a little more fun and so, you can eat the butter cake by itself but i like it with heavy whip. you really can roasted strawberries in the oven for 10 to 12 minutes and i top it off with some balsamic reduction that balances all the sweetness. elevates the desert.

a hint of surprise >> okay, this is -- sorry to talk with my mouth full. >> are you trying it right now >> i love this whipped cream. >> i'm with you. if you are not going to have chocolate, it better be darn good, and this is better than any chocolate. >> it is like a chewy, white cake again, it is the balsamic. any time i'm doing this, everyone is like, no, i don't want balsamic on it. that's too different but i always tell people, just try it something about the balsamic really elevates it >> you made a believer out of us >> it is unexpected. >> it is so good real quick, 20 years you and chip how about that your anniversary. >> 20 years, i know. it is crazy. magnolia is 20 years old and chip and i have been married for 20 years. >> can you believe you have been with that crazy man for two decades? that is astonishing. >> i do have to dye my hair now, so there's that. we are having fun. >> congrats on all

we love the cake it is beyond buy the cookbook just for that >> it is a ten plus. >> it's a twenty. >> if you want the recipe, go to today.com/food again, the book is called "magnolia table volume 3." it is available today at today.com/books. just read, the classic movie "some like it hot" transformed into a broadway hit. the cast is here they will perform for you live after your local news. good morning. 8:26. antioch police are investigating a deadly shooting outside a 7-eleven that started before 8:00 last night when police were called about a crash in a parking lot at the store on hillcrest avenue. officers found the man inside that car not breathing and

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>> all right, al folks, how cool is this? we have an nfl legend on the plaza. the one, the only j.j. watt. but you are not here talking about football you're talking about football. >> yeah. a little bit my wife and i are investing in a football club over in england. headed back up to the premier league this year we're very, very excited about it. >> that's a big deal, j.j. watt. that's huge. >> after i retired, my wife said, you are playing a little too much golf, so we love it we love it we have been over there. we spent a lot of time over in burnley we are going back again this week to watch the final game, watch them hoist the trophy and we're very, very excited. >> is your wife an athlete >> my wife is a professional soccer player. >> i thought so. so she will be the brains of this operation >> she's the brains of everything around our house. >> ryan reynolds did the same. we did a lot of press on that. did this happen before or during this same time >> i have been looking into this

for a few years now. my wife and i have i have spoken to ryan to get his advice on what he's experienced with wrexham they have done an unbelievable job. we're hoping to have a sliver of the success they've had. because it is incredible and we are having fun watching their success and we are excited to bring that to burnley, as well >> we should point out j.j. is not some johnny come lately. you have been a fan. >> i appreciate that i have been a fan for a very, very long time when i was coming into the league in 2010, 2011, i was trying to find who to be a fan of i just love the league i think there is a lot of people in that boat right now i'm here to steer them toward burnley. >> burnley >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate it coming up next, we have a special conversation to share with everyone on an incredible journey that helped him connect with his family legacy, his father and his faith in a whole new way. but first, this is "today" on nb

welcome back tim russert, a legendary name here at nbc news, all-time washington bureau chief, moderator of "meet the press" for 16 years. >> when he passed away, we all missed him, but no one missed him more than his son luke. you got the chance to sit down with luke. >> if you knew tim, you knew luke was his pride and joy after tim passed away suddenly in 2008, luke reported for nbc in washington. we once shared an office after working at nbc news for eight years, luke began to question why he was chasing his father's legacy. he looked for answers, and a three-year odyssey across six continents, and the result is a new book called "look for me there," and we caught up with luke to talk about this journey. people use that expression, you have been on a journey but you have actually been on a journey. >> a three-year odyssey around

six continents and trying to figure out, okay, what are you really about. ♪ >> reporter: a journey that began after coming to terms with the loss of his father, a force at nbc news. but to luke, a father he adored. tim died suddenly in 2008, two days before father's day. >> this is a special edition of "meet the press" with tim russert. >> welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you for having me. >> no specific reference to campaign finance reform. senator clinton, welcome back to "meet the press." >> reporter: luke is sharing his story for the first time in a new book "look for me there." in it he traverses terrain both physical and deeply personal this journey begins in many ways with your father's passing, which was a heart-breaking and shocking moment that as a young man you had to share with everybody. >> and it was soul crushing. it was such a whirlwind. >> reporter: luke was just 22

when he delivered his father's eulogy >> i love you, dad and in his words, let us all go get them >> i remember being at your father's memorial service, and i can't imagine standing up at 22 years old in that crowd, with your heart-breaking. >> it was quite -- it was quite nerve-racking to be up there you see the face of barack obama and john mccain and joe biden. and i found my father there, too. i knew i couldn't let him down >> reporter: it was a shining moment for you and one of the hardest moments of your life suddenly, nbc news says we see something in you. >> nbc came to me and said, you have a gift. off natural talent the name didn't hurt either. >> reporter: nbc hired luke. he covered the 2008 campaign and later capitol hill we even shared an office back in the day when i was an nbc news correspondent back in washington. >> my old office mate. >> reporter: i know, exactly reunited again

>> the entire conference is in a holding pattern. >> reporter: it couldn't have been easy. i know people would criticize. >> it was hard okay, i'm going to take this criticism. but that means i have to work ten times harder to prove myself. >> reporter: well, you did prove yourself, and that's why it was all the more surprising when you decided to walk away. >> i left nbc. i liked the work, but some days it left me empty and i had to get away from my last name. i had to get away from the world i knew. >> reporter: i lost my father as a teenager you lost your father young and i know that's always connected us. >> it was those first few years where you feel something is missing. >> reporter: luke's soul searching led him to over 65 countries. >> i'm so interested in your emotional journey. we can't miss that this is a really entertaining literal journey through the world. >> i went to places like vietnam. my gosh, we dropped all these bombs here these folks are so loving and forgiving and talkative.

and it really was powerful >> reporter: reading about you going to bolivia, going to a high altitude, thin oxygen you have issues with your lungs. that sounded terrifying. >> it's like 14,000 feet almost, and i can't breathe. the place where i was staying, they got oxygen for me it taught me i could handle a lot, and it's okay. >> reporter: luke also writes about his complicated relationship with his mother, an accomplished journalist in her own right. you talk about having a little tension with her sometimes how did you work that out? >> i did some traveling with her. i began to understand her. and i began to realize, wow, this is somebody who has not given anything, had to work so hard for everything she had. i get why you were pushing me so much. >> reporter: a devout catholic, luke says it was in the holy land where he found clarity in jeru jerusalem. >> i had this very deep

meditative state that i go into, and i hear a voice in my head like, go pray. i'm kind of shaking. so i walk out and i don't know what to do in there. i started looking for something. and i see a buffalo bills yarmulke okay my father loved the buffalo bills. i said, i have to get that i said the western wall is open. i get this now dad is with me he's been here every step of the way. >> reporter: and you did tuck a prayer into the western fall for your dad. >> it was his favorite verse. i have fought the good fight and keep the faith >> reporter: divine. >> divine, yeah. >> reporter: the book is called "look for me there," which is what your dad used to say if you got separated at the baseball stadium. it is also about you looking for him and you found him. >> i did i miss him every day, but i know he loves me, and i know he's happy. we love each other. >> reporter: he would be so proud of you. >> thank you so much. >> wow

>> wow. >> it is a pretty incredible read luke -- all the places that he went but it's super honest about the whole journal -- journey it is introspective and he talks about his relationship with both parents. we are just like we all love luke, and we're all so proud of him and he did a very courageous thing. he was doing really well here and stepped away there is a great story in the book i don't want to give too much away but it is the forme house speaker john boehner who basically took him aside and said, like, what are you doing here, man? >> get out of here. >> and it changed everything for him. >> to be able to take that journey and the physical side. a lot of people think, if i go somewhere, i will find something, looking for something. but he figured it out. >> the title is perfect. >> the buffalo bills yarmulke. >> for the russert, it always comes down to the bills. >> the lord speaks in mysterious ways >> luke's book, of course, is called "look for me there. it is available starting today congrats to luke.

coming up, a new interview with ryan reynolds and rob

we are back. it is 8:45 dylan has joined in on the fun jacob, you are covering "popstart" for us. >> shall we pop? first up, ryan reynolds and rob mcelhennnney they are stitill floating g on air. it ends a 15-year hiatus in a recent interview with a welsh network, reynolds opens up about the emotional ride it's been so far. >> i am so emotionally connected to every single one of these players. i realize that this isn't -- this isn't a sport for the soft hearted. but it is to be -- to experience

that moment and to bring that trophy home to wrexham was probably at least top one experiences in my life, and i'm aware that i have children. >> that's pretty awesome a huge congrats to the wrexham team. next up, "ma'am ma mia." hollywood is getting ready to take a chance. judy kramer told itv she is pushing to get a third movie made there is nothing official in the works yet. but she has come up with a way to bring back the movie's previous characters including meryl streep based on the hit stage musical the first premiered in 2008. we are staying tuned for more on that one. and then next up, prehistoric planet we have a "popstart" sneak peek at the docuseries. there is a lot of star power behind the scenes on this one. narrated by the one, the only, sir david attenborough just take a look at these

dinosaurs. amazing, i know. the show combines wildlife film making with state of the art technology to bring all of these guys to life. >> join us on a journey like no other. where there is also more to experience and more to discover. explore five new worlds filled with danger and adventure. >> all right you can catch the new season starting may 22nd. so cool. on apple tv plus to check out the full trailer go to today.com. right now. don't wait >> my son has seen season 1 like 60 times fantastic. >> it is so different from "jurassic park." that is the real dinosaur light

now. finally, our very own dylan drier has a brand-new book out this one is called "misty the cloud: fun is in the air." what is the deal? >> most all of us have six, seven-year-olds in the house so proud of this book becaus i do, too. this is a level two step into reading book the ones preschoolers to first graders can read on their own. calvin read it with me last night. al, you would appreciate it. the science worked right into the story, all about a sea breeze and how a sea breez carnival is in town. just a lot of fun, and i'm just so excited to have this. >> this is so cool that's so sweet! >> you signed it to charlie. >> it's more in his wheel house. >> i'm so proud of you misty the cloud is the greatest. i'm glad to see the empire is expanding. >> the children of the world thank you. we thank you find out more on today.com. >> and we will have more coming up in the third hour.

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>> incredible. >> can you believe it? >> no. no >> unbelievable. >> can i tell you the funniest thing real quick we were on the air and you guys had to all be quiet. we thought you were having a heart attack everybody was smiling. but you were reading and pointing out you were nominated. congratulations. >> all right you are going to take away your performance for us >> absolutely. >> all right go get em! ♪ ♪ ♪ brother times are tough ♪ ♪ no one's got enough ♪ ♪ the depression is in full swing ♪ ♪ and to make things worse ♪ ♪ we're all under a curse ♪ ♪ of a government prohibiting ♪ ♪ yes we're all in a fix and chicago is on the brink ♪ ♪ oh but i've got the keys because in times like these ♪ ♪ we can certainly all use a drink ♪

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