they're celebrating, that means the team probably tied the lakers at two games apiece. if the warriors lose tonight, they'll be down 3-1 in this best of seven series. let's think positive. >> positive with the forecast, too? >> yeah, it looks good later this evening. right now we're seeing spotty showers in the north bay. eventually that will start to dry up and we have a dry rest of the forecast as those temperatures head up, especially for the weekend. >> weekend looks good. >> the "today" show just ahead. you can get more local news right now with our brand new newscast streaming live on roku, samsung and xumo, not to mention nbcbayarea.com. >> that does it for us here on "today in the bay." the "today" show coming up next.

>> shock and sadness. new details about a gunman who opened fire at a crowded dallas mall, killing eight people and injured several others. this morning, inside the investigation. the suspect's alleged links to white supremists and neo-nazi groups and the officer hailed as hero for ending the violence. we'll have the very latest. >> fatal crash. new video emerges of that deadly incident outside a migrant shelter in texas. at least eight people killed. police investigating whether it was an accident or intentional. as the surge at the southern border takes center stage with major restrictions about to be lifted. growing outrage. new protests over that subway choke hold death in new york. demonstrators blocking train tracks. this morning, the demand for criminal charges, as the former

marine involved in the altercation breaks his silence. about face. alec murdaugh's surprising confession about the mysterious death of his family's longtime housekeeper. his message from behind bars about the lie he told. those story plus flight rights. the new rule being unveiled today to hold airlines more accountable for delays and cancellations. what you need to know ahead of your next flight and the busy summer travel season. and party at the palace. ♪ come on and sing it ♪ >> a star-studded concert capping off a weekend of events for the coronation of king charles. >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> the highlights from a celebration 70 years in the making, and where the royal family goes from here, today, monday, may 8th, 2023.

>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today." nice to have you with us on a monday morning. >> good to see you. >> we had a good time in london. we have two tragedies to talk about in texas off the top. spotlighting these issues dividing the country. gun violence and immigration. >> eight people were killed at an outlet mall that's northeast of dallas. that shooting, by the way, the second deadliest in what has already been an exceptionally violent year. u.s. on what's being called a record pace for mass killings. then, more than 500 miles away in brownsville, texas, eight people also killed when an suv plowed into a group of people outside a migrant shelter. investigators are now trying to determine if that driver rammed into the crowd intentionally. it happened just days ahead of the lifting of title troo, a

covid border restriction that is expected to lead to another migrant surge. we have reporters in both locations this morning. let's start with morgan chesky and that shooting in allen, texas. morgan, good morning to you. >> reporter: this massive complex remains locked down by authorities who are calling it an active crime scene, as the memorial for those eight lives lost only continues to grow. and this mall has been a shopping destination for families all across north texas, so many of those families scrambling for cover saturday when that gunman opened fire. and we do want to warn you, some of the video you're about to see is disturbing. overnight, a community marred by gun violence coming together to mourn. a vigil honoring the eight lives lost in what is now the second deadliest mass shooting this year. >> gunshots at the outlet mall. >> reporter: the frantic scene unfolding in allen, texas, just north of dallas. police say 33-year-old mauricio garcia opened fire on saturday

at this crowded outlet mall. >> i have victims. >> reporter: law enforcement officials tell nbc the crime is now being investigated as a case of racial or ethnically motivated violent extremism. the suspect interacted with neonazi and white supremacist content online. one official telling nbc authorities found a patch with a right wing acronym on his chest. sources also confirm police are reviewing this footage, showing the moment the gunman began to open fire on innocent shoppers. as families barricaded themselves inside. authorities tell nbc news the shooter wore a tactical vest and was armed with a rifle and handgun. more weapons and ammunition were later found inside his car. >> i heard pop, pop, pop. shooting. and everybody ran. >> reporter: the suspect fatally shot by an officer who police say was already there for an unrelated call. amid the chaos, acts of heroism.

some people were huddled inside an h&m store, one of them called his father. former police officer steven spainhower, who raced to the scene. he immediately began performing first aid on victims, but for some, it was too late. >> the young child was underneath one of the victims. laying on the ground. >> reporter: and their parent? >> they were on the ground, dead. >> reporter: the father forced to wait agonizing minutes as officers led hundreds of shoppers out of the mall before he was finally reunited with his son. the former officer agreeing with so many others that something needs to change. >> this is not a democrat thing, it's not a republican thing. it's an american problem. >> it is indeed, morgan. what do we know about these victims who passed away? >> reporter: yeah, we have learned of those seven who were taken to area hospitals. the youngest just five years old, and three of those recovering remain in critical condition.

and overnight, we learned the idebty of one of those whose live was lost on saturday, the family identified him as 20-year-old christian lacour, working as a security guard here at the mall when the gunman opened fire. his grandmother posting to facebook, he was only 20 years old with so many goals ahead. savannah. >> lives lost and lives forever changed as well. morgan, thank you. let's move now to the other weekend tragedy in texas. an suv plowing into a group of people outside of a migrant shelter in brownsville, killing eight people, injuring several others. nbc's national correspondent gabe gutierrez joins us with more on that story. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. overnight, the death toll rose from seven to eight and law enforcement officials tell nbc news they're looking into whether this driver plowed into this group outside of the migrant shelter intentionally or whether it was an accident. some of the video of the crash

and the aftermath is disturbing. this surveillance video shows the seconds right before an suv plowed into a crowd waiting at a bus stop sunday outside a migrant shelter in brownsville, texas. the mayor says eight people were killed, some of them migrants from venezuela. at least nine others were injured. this morning, investigators are still trying to determine a motive. >> one, it could be intoxication. two, an accident one, or three, intentional. >> reporter: a bystander telling nbc news he heard from other witnesses that the driver yelled anti-immigrant language, but police say they can't substantiate that. the driver is a hispanic male who is not cooperating with investigators. he's been arrested and charged with reckless driving, but more charges could be pending. >> just a terrible situation to witness, such a tragic loss of so many lives. >> reporter: the migrant deaths come just days after alejandro

mayorkas visited brownsville touting the new processing center ahead of the lifting this week of the covid border restriction known as title 42. the policy change is expected to bring yet another migrant influx to the southern border, as many as 10,000 people a day. >> the situation at the border is a very serious one. >> reporter: last week, we visited juarez, mexico, where thousands of migrants have author gathered. what's been the hardest part? the hardest part is never having work, food, or water, this man from guatemala told us, saying he planned to cross the border with his 2-year-old son. the biden administration is preparing for the end of title 42 by sending 1500 active duty troops to the border and setting up asylum processing centers in guatemala and colombia, but the president telling stephanie ruhle that congress needs to act. >> there has to be a legal pathway to citizenship. >> reporter: meanwhile, back here in brownsville, this

makeshift memorial outside the shelter is growing and the mayor says several of those injured remain in critical condition. hoda. >> gabe gutierrez for us there. thank you. also this morning, calls for growing louder for criminal charges against the former marine who placed a homeless man in a deadly choke hold on a new york city subway. protesters clashed with police over the weekend, some of them even shutting down subway lines. emilie ikeda is here with more on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. it's been a week since jordan nealy died and no charges have been filed. according to two sources familiar with the matter, the manhattan district attorney's office plans to present the case to a grand jury which will determine if he'll see any charges. it's not clear when that will happen. protests here in new york are intensifying with more set to play out today. this morning, growing outrage surrounding the choke hold death of 30-year-old jordan nealy. demonstrators demanding justice

and calling for criminal charges. some even jumping on to subway tracks in protest. leading to clashes with police. authorities say 13 people were arrested so far. it comes as we're learning more about what happened on that deadly train ride, when neely was placed in a head lock by another passenger for at least several minutes. that passenger now identified as 24-year-old daniel penny. in a statement, his lawyer writing, when mr. neely began aggressively threatening mr. penny, daniel acted to protect themselves until help arr arrived, adding daniel never intended to harm mr. neely penny has not been charged with a crime. the calls for his arrest are intensifying >> we will try our hardest to make sure he's held accountable. >> reporter: a source telling wnbc that before help arrived,

nypd dispatchers received five 911 calls including several people saying a man was making threats onboard. neely was homeless and known to be struggling with mental illness since his mother's murder in 2007 still, his family attorney said he was a talented street performer who loved to dance and make other people happy. >> he had demons and we all know people who are on the brink of going through something major, and that's where he was but he had a life that he was living >> this morning, jordan's family put out a new statement saying daniel penny's press release is not an apology nor an express of regret it's a character assassination and a clear example of why he believed he was entitled to take jordan's life. the nypd said they're still looking for six more people involved in saturday's protest in that subway station >> thank you all right, craig joins the table now. 7:12 if you're planning on flying soon, you're going to like this. >> good morning.

good morning to you as well. in an effort to boost flyer rights, today, the biden administration is expected to announce new rules for airlines. in the case of any controllable cancellations or significant delays, airlines will now be held accountable to address expenses or inconveniences experienced by passengers. tom costello covers aviation and joins us from reagan national airport. tom, again, could be good news for all of us who fly. how exactly is it going to work, though >> reporter: bottom line here, president biden and transportation secretary buttigieg are now today going to roll out the beginning of a rule making process that will essentially say if the airlines have controllable delays or cancellations, in other words, if they're delayed or canceled because of a maintenance issue or taking too long to load bags or a staffing issue. then you should be eligible for compensation this is what it lays out, according to the new d.o.t. proposed rule, number one,

airlines would have to provide compensation in addition to refunds and other amenities for passengers in the event of these controllable delays or cancellations. as well as a meal or meal voucher, overnight accommodations, and transportation and rebooking they'll also be required to offer timely customer service during and after periods of widespread flight irregularities think about the southwest airlines flight meltdown this last winter, and newly expanded customer service information on the dashboard the d.o.t. has rolled out that's flightrights.gov. first launched last summer, you may recall it's going to highlight the airlines offering already cash compensation, for example, travel credits or vouchers or rewarding frequent flyer models and will cover the cost for other amenities. and this is really all about trying to empower passengers with more information and more, if you will, more rights >> so when is it going to happen

when can folks expect to see the changes? please say tomorrow. >> reporter: this is a slow rollout process because it's a rule making process, and everything in government takes a while. everybody has to have a voice in this as you would expect, the airlines are certainly going to respond. right now, though, let's give you a breakdown of where the airlines stand right now right now, no airline right now is guaranteeing cash compensation if you're delayed or canceled because of something in their control d.o.t. though says these new regulations are designed to insure, however, that flyers are better protected from financial losses and you're looking there at the ten largest airlines are guaranteeing right now meals and free rebooking on the same airline. this is a process. and by the way, this is something that the europeans already have if you're significantly delayed on a flight in europe, you could be eligible for cash compensation i was on a flight in europe recently i was delayed. and guess what i was offered cash compensation, even though i eventually made by connection

they offered me cash compensation >> thank you let's go to the nba playoffs wild ending to the celtics/sixers game. just a couple seconds left to play here's what happened next. >> embiid bullies his way inside out to harden for the three. got it >> james harden gives the sixers a one-point lead moments later, the celtic did have a chance to win at the buzzer marcus smart, the shot goes in, but it was a fraction. the sixers went on to win it 116-115. the series all knotted up two games apiece >> what a moment for phillies sports can we just say? guys, to the western conference now a bizarre incident courtside between nuggets center nikola jokic and the suns owner jokisch would be assessed a technical foul for that. he later explained he did it

because the man touched him first. the nba is now reviewing that incident as for the game itself, kevin durant and devon booker each had 36 points. the suns win it 129-124. that series also tied. >> the push was wrong. not saying the push wasn't -- you shouldn't push fans. although he did sell the flop. and the owner just -- i mean oh, yeah >> okay. a little dramatic you think. >> just a smidge 7:16 let's check in with mr. roker. >> last time i saw a flop like that, they issued a yellow card. >> look at you with the football >> or soccer, as we call it in this country >> we have got showers and thunderstorms now, rainfall rates 1 to 2 inches per hour moving through illinois, all the way down into st. louis. we're watching that closely. in fact, 17 million people at risk from lexington, indianapolis, st. louis, paducah, nashville, even, damaging winds

a few tornado possible that extends into central texas as well. tomorrow, from the southeastern atlantic coast, we also have 5 million people at risk from oklahoma city, tulsa, woodward, we could be looking at tennis ball sized hail from dodge city, tulsa, down to childress, texas. this system is moving east today into the mid-atlantic, into the plains an isolated flood risk from wisconsin to louisiana tomorrow, heavy rain developing down through southeastern texas into the gulf and the severe threat will continue, and then wednesday, low pressure moves east onto the plains bringing more heavy rain. localized flash flooding stretching from rapid city all the way to houston some spots could see in the central plains 2 to 5 inches of rain, but as you get into the southern plains, 5 to 10 inches of rain with localized flooding. we'r're going toto be watching closely right through wednesday. we're gogoing to getet to your l forecast in the next 30 seconds. forecast in the next 3 30 secon.

good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're watching some scattered showers moving into parts of northern california, into the bay area, and some of us are waking up to some wet weather as we see it now spreading into the peninsula, as well as into the east bay in contra costa county. and as we take a live look outside in san rafael, it may be a soggy commute for this morning. eventually it's going to clear up and we'll head for the low to mid 60s this and that's your latest weather. >> all right, al thank you.

still ahead, convicted killer alex murdaugh changing his story behind bars about the mysterious death of his long-time housekeeper. what he is saying about the fall on his property. and the new legal trouble he potentially faces. and the highlights from historic coronation capped by last night's star studded concert that saw the royals dancing the night away a live report from buckingham palace but first, this is "today" on nbc. m

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without teachers as that strike enters its third day. but there are some signs of hope here. this is a live look outside of oakland high school where teachers are back at the picket line, after a round of marathon talks yesterday. teachers are saying that they did make progress on reaching a new deal. late last night the district issued an update telling families to expect more of the same with school open but no teachers on site. redwood city police are investigating a shooting that injured five people sunday before 5:00 a.m. near hudson street. investigators say a man fired at people drinking on the sidewalk. four men and a 16-year-old boy were hit. some injuries are serious, but the victims are all expected to survive. no arrests have been announced. time to get a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the numbers. >> we started out with spotty showers in parts of the north bay. as we go into the afternoon it's going to start to become partly cloudy and we're headed for the mid-60s for the inland areas.

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years ago. catie beck joins us with more details on this. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, craig. yet another legal battle heating up attorneys saying today they plan to release new audio recordings and new documents from her case as an insurance company is fighting to recover that $3.8 million settlement money and alex murdaugh from prison admits he didn't tell the truth again in connection to another mysterious death alex murdaugh is changing his story once again this time from a prison cell after admitting during his trial to lying about his alibi the night his son and wife were killed >> i did lie to them >> reporter: murdaugh is now confessing to even more lies, this time surrounding the mysterious death of the family's longtime housekeeper she died at the alex murdaugh home after suffering a fall in 2018 the disgraced lawyer told his insurance company that the

family's dogs caused her to trip and fall he collected millions of settlement money intended for her sons who say they never saw any of it. >> did you ever get one cent from alex murdaugh before all of this happened? >> none. >> reporter: back in 2021, her son tony told craig alex murdaugh said he would help get an insurance settlement for the accident >> did you believe him >> of course, why wouldn't i >> he said i want to make sure the boys are taken care of because he loves gloria that much >> reporter: now a storm brewing over the latest confession in a new statement in response to a lawsuit filed by an insurance company looking for the $3.8 million it paid, alex murdaugh claims he fabricated his initial story, writing no

dogs were involved in satyrfield's death, adding he invented the situation to force his insurers to make a settlement payment murdaugh also says the family did receive the fraudulent funds. lawyers for the family deny they got money from the insurance company, saying the new claims lack credibility, much like alex murdaugh >> the question is, is alex to be believed? alex at this point in time will say anything to try to preserve his own skin >> reporter: police have reopened the investigation into the death. we reached out to murdaugh's attorney who had no comment about the lawsuit or why alex murdaugh is once again changing his story from behind bars murdaugh is currently serving two life sentences for the murders of his wife and son, but is also facing nearly 100 other charges ranging from money laundering to stealing money from his clients murdaugh's attorneys have filed a notice to appeal, saying they

plan to do so in coming months craig. >> catie beck for us there in south carolina thank you. >> let's bring in laura jarrett. i don't understand why admitting this in a legal filing helps his case with the legal insurer at all. the insurer wants to try to get the money back from alex murdaugh he says go find it from the family, but he admits he kept the money, didn't give it to the family >> precisely this whole thing was a lie built upon another lie and the bottom line is, we still do not know how gloria satterfield died that's the question her family wants to know the answer to and everyone else wants to know the answer to. he's now admitted that the original story wasn't true she didn't trip over the dogs, but he doesn't say i know who did it, and the two people who were possible witnesses, a jury has now found that he was guilty of murdering them. so all kinds of questions about why would you lie about another

death on your property >> dewe know if there's even any more money to collect from alex murdaugh at this point >> that's part of why his attorneys i think are pointing the finger at this family, basically saying all of the money he would have had is caught up with creditors because again, he's facing all of these alleged financial crimes including defrauding his own law firm >> the family did get some settlement money they say not this money that this insurance company is after. >> precisely they say it came from a whole other pot of money, from going after his old firm again, a lot of fighting, a lot of griping on both sides here, but the court answer we still don't have any real clarity on >> might not get any all right, thank you, laura. >> it was heartbreaking. >> it is, and the boys especially, because they said to me then, and it stayed with me, they were like family. they saw the murdaughs is like family they were in and out of each other's homes. >> almost 20 years she worked there.

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it was fun. the pomp and circumstance did not slow down all weekend long. millions celebrating the historic coronation across great britain and around the world. it wrapped last night with an amazing star studded concert. >> beautiful. let's bring in molly hunter with all of the highlights. hi, molly. >> reporter: hey, guys. good morning. you will recognize this view where savannah was broadcasting from on saturday. we got a front row seat just around the corner here with tens of thousands of people, some extraordinary history making moments. of course, prince harry was in the country briefly and cute moments with the littlest royals. take a look. from start to finish, it was a spectacular affair. ♪♪ >> reporter: the kind of pageantry the brits do so well in the kind of weather the brits know so well. through the driving rain, king

charles and queen camilla arriving at westminster abbey. their pages of honor including 9-year-old prince george doing the heavy lifting. the wales all stunning. kate and charlotte in matching alexander mcqueen. and 5-year-old prince louis with a big yawn caught on camera. prince harry arriving at the abbey with cousins. smiling, a quick waive to his aunt, princess anne. the crowning moments all went to plan. >> god save the king! >> god save the king! >> reporter: and outside braving the elements the tens of thousands on the mound singing along to "god save the king." we were amid the faithful who had been waiting for hours, even days for this moment. >> you can hear the deafening cheers around me. that was pretty exciting. i think i just made eye contact with king charles.

>> reporter: then the crowds headed for buckingham palace. >> are you excited? >> reporter: but they had to pass us on the way there. a few thousand of molly hunter's best friends. stepping out on to the balcony, the king and queen, the pages of honor, working royals and charlotte and louis, too. but no prince harry. he got into a car right after the service. seen later at heathrow airport but today, the whole family out volunteering. louis helping out with the wheelbarrow, and charlotte focused on painting. but last night, it was prince william taking center stage at the coronation concert at windsor castle. >> as my grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. >> reporter: even with princess charlotte up way past her

bedtime singing along. an extravagant end to a weekend 70 years in the making. such a fun music at the concert last night. the king and queen made a surprise appearance on american idol. take a look at this video. with katy perry and lionel richie. after such a tightly choreographed, highly planned weekend, they looked like they had a little bit of fun with the american audience, guys. i'll send it back to you. >> wow. all right, molly. thank you. nobody had a better time at the coronation than molly hunter. even though it was a driving rain, spirits were high. didn't you, molly? you had a great time. >> reporter: it was such a blast, savannah. talking to you all day from just around the corner. it is a little drier underneath this tent. a welcome monday morning. >> we did a great job. it was fun to be out there and witnessing a little bit of history. >> seeing history up close, that has to be cool. >> dylan is here, i have to tell you, there's like a microclimate at buckingham palace. on friday it would be sunny for 30 seconds, then pouring rain, then freezing, then hot.

yeah, it was like the change of life, you know? >> i feel like that's london. i feel like the micro climate of that part of the world, yes. around here, though -- you did an excellent job, though. i just have to say. around here, an absolutely beautiful day. across the northeast, lots of sunshine. enjoy the temperatures in the 70s. bit of a risk of severe storms. especially through the ohio and good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are seeing the approach of a very weak storm system that's going to bring in scattered showers for our morning, and we're already seeing some of the light rain moving through san francisco, down the peninsula, and over toward the east bay. we will continue with the rain chances for the next couple of hours. but most of us not seeing those showers as we go late morning into the afternoon, and then we dry out as our temperatures >> and that's your latest forecast.

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district, did speak all day sunday. here we are day three of the teachers strike. they're trying to get some cover here outside oakland high as the rain comes down. the district did release a statement saying they're hopeful they're making progress toward a deal that would end the strike and the teachers we spoke with yesterday feel like they did make progress with the district and have hope for a tentative agreement this week. the district is proposing a retroactive raise for union members, plus salary increases of 13% to 22% for teachers, but the union says it doesn't go far enough for other employees. reporting live in oakland, bob redell, nbc bay area news. and we can see the rain hitting the camera here at the richmond san rafael bridge. make sure you have the umbrella. we're going to see spotty showers as the storm system moves through, and it's going to mostly bring us light rain across parts of the peninsula, kind of falling apart as it moves through. the south bay may not see much activity.

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that deadly mass shooting at an outlet mall. investigators now releasing more information on the gunman. we're live with the latest then today's heroes. we're kicking off nurse appreciation week in a big way this morning hoda and al are hitting the road to celebrate some special nurses. and you won't want to miss the surprises we have in store plus, counting stars they're all here in studio 1a today. first up four icons, the cast of "book club" all here to talk about their highly anticipated sequel >> gorgeous! someone else next. >> and then we're catching up with the one and only andy cohen, giving us a different kind of scoop from his new book, "the daddy diaries" today, may 8th, 2023. >> happy monday from tucson, arizona. >> south bend, indiana.

>> unity, oregon. >> west virginia. >> and bethany, georgia. >> on a bucket list trip from buffalo. >> in maryland >> celebrating my 40th from georgia. >> here on a birthday trip from los angeles! >> sending love to my grandma betty watching in houston. we made it on "the today show" >> hey, grandma betty. >> i love that good morning, everybody. welcome back to "today." nice to have you along with us on a monday morning. >> by the way, hoda and al are on the move this morning they're fanning out to local hospitals in celebration of nurse appreciation week. they just arrived. imagine being at work and hoda and al show up. >> i love it that is spreading the joy right

there. their arabout to do it i can't wait for that. let's get to your news here. investigators may be getting closer to a possible motive in that shooting saturday it happened at a texas outlet mall morgan chesky joins us with the latest on it. morgan, good morning >> reporter: yeah. a tough morning for so many year in allen this massive complex remains closed by authorities as they continue to gather evidence and as that memorial grows for the eight lives lost overnight, hundreds packed in allen, texas church to pay their respects to those that lost their lives and the seven victims who were taken to area hospitals and are currently recovering we know the youngest just five years old, savannah. three remain in critical condition. we're also learning troubling new details about the shooter authorities identified as 33-year-old mauricio garcia shot by a police officer here on the scene. two law enforcement officials tell nbc news he's interacted

with neonazi and white supremacist content online that's the reason this is being investigated as racially motivated violent extremism. overnight, we learned the identities of one of those who lost their lives who has been identified at 20-year-old christian lacour, who was working as a security guard here at the mall when that gunman opened fire. his grandmother posting to facebook he was just 20 years old and had so many goals. he was a beautiful soul, and i was so proud of him. savannah. >> what a shame. morgan, thank you very much. meanwhile, in brownsville, texas, at least eight people were killed yesterday when an suv plowed through a group of people outside a migrant center there. more than a dozen others were hurt investigators are still trying to figure out whether it was an accident or intentional. the driver was arrested but officials say he is not being cooperative. surveillance video captured the moments before that suv hit the crowd waiting at a bus stop. we will not show the actual impact officials say that some of the

victims are from venezuela. former president donald trump apparently will not testify at the civil trial in new york where a writer accuses him of rape 27 years ago and defamation he missed the sunday deadline to file a last-minute request to testify. attorneys for both sides are expected to proceed with their closing arguments today. trump's defense team did not call a single witness. the former president has denied carroll's claims saying she made them up to sell books. a 10-year-old boy in michigan was so excited his dad was coming home from the army that he wanted to dress him up and surprise him at the airport. check it out johnny put on the full camo outfit, made a sign that said, welcome home, daddy. and when he spotted his dad, well, he handed the sign to mom and went running the sergeant was there to greet him with a big hug at one point he says, we missed you. the sergeant was actually

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southeast. hot, 80s and 90s across the southern plains. lots of showers. lots of clouds good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we have spotty showers moving through especially this morning. then we start to see peeks of sunshine for the afternoon. our inland temperatures reach the mid 60s. also fairly cool tomorrow with a mix of sun and clouds. then the rest of the forecast we are going to see temperatures warming up. check out the weekend. we're going from starting the week in the 60s to ending it near 90 degr and that's your latest forecast hoda, take it away. >> dylan, we have been waiting for this it is so good to see you wow. this is our series "today heroes." we're kicking off nurse appreciation week by celebrating the incredible work they do every single day i'm walking slowly so every nurse gets on.

al and i traveled to two hospitals across new york to say thank you in person. i am at new york presbyterian. cornell medical center nurses behind me, y'all. many have worked a full shift. they stayed to be here with us now we are here to celebrate them we want to say thank you this is awesome. i'm so happy all right. one way to show the world how amazing you are is to hear from a former patient jennie and baby artemis spent 136 days here. their team of nurses saved little artemis' life and all jennie can do is say thank you. jennie was rushed to the hospital she was just 26 weeks pregnant doctors and nurses at new york presbyterian worked tirelessly to save her baby's life. >> it is not the experience you expect i could see my girl in the other side of the room in a box but we

didn't get to hear her cry nurse jasmine who i just met in that moment who was brushing my hair back, holding my hand >> reporter: baby artemis was born 2 1/2 months early, weighing just two pounds and spent 136 days in neonatal intensive care >> every day i had to leave my baby behind were some of the scariest days i would ever have to think one of the biggest things was having the nurses there that we could trust 24/7 >> reporter: and on one of those days when tiny artemis was fighting for her life, the biggest team of hero nurses stepped win a fierce determination to join her fight, but with the gentlest of hands >> there is no way we would have gotten to 136 days without the nurses. >> reporter: and on the good days, the nurses knew that the smallest gestures could chase away so many fears. >> there was a nurse that was hand making individual halloween costumes for all the babies in

the nicu nurse lilly began to create something with hand care and love. >> reporter: it was that hand care and love so bold and beautiful that helped artemis make her way home. >> it is hard for anything i say to be enough to say thank you for saving our baby, thank you for caring for our baby thank you for teaching us to be parents. >> beautiful all right. some of the amazing nurses who took care of jennie and artemis are here with me nurse jasmine, you brushed her hair it is the most basic little thing. how does it feel hearing how much that gesture meant to her >> those small acts of kindness are truly what nursing is all about. i'm so happy that i was able to make such an impact on her. >> wow she says basically you guys saved her life how does that feel >> it's wild it's wild. >> there's lilly

oh, gosh she loves you so much, that little baby. and these little tiny acts matter tell us what that meant for you. to do something like that for baby artemis >> it meant so much to me. the nicu can be an isolating place for parents and it is so special for me to be able to give them that day of halloween and be able to dress their babies up like any other parent would. it is really special. >> i know you were ohing and ahing when you see artemis what would be cool is if you saw them in person right now good to see you! so this is pretty special. this baby is happy and healthy and lovely jennie, you said something so striking in a piece.

you said that these women, these nurses saved your baby's life. i remember what you said you said all i want to do is say thank you. well, this is an opportunity for that >> yeah. i mean, we've said it so many times. no one prepares you to give birth so early and to have a sick child i don't know if we understood looking back how much you guys did for us then. but we really know it now and we're so grateful. words are not enough so thank you >> wow it must feel so good to hold that baby of yours. >> she's doing amazing >> nine months later, just look at her >> beautiful she's beautiful. a big thank you to you guys, lilly and jasmine, and to every single nurse standing here y'all do this every single day so a small, tiny gesture of a thank you. why not have a breakfast we have some bagels. they brought in some bagels. we just want to say from the bottom of our hearts, we see you, we notice you and we say

thank you. all right. let's get over to mr. roker across the street. >> all right thank you so much, hoda. we're here at memorial sloan kettering cancer center to celebrate you nurses in fact, i got a sister who is a nurse in ohio. love you but i'm here with odea parsons she works at msk's urgent care center outside of the hospital, it is interesting. you got another title. we will salute you major parson take a look. meet odea parson, a clinical care nurse at memorial sloan kettering cancing center >> hi. heart rate 110 oxygen is perfect. >> reporter: when she's not wearing her scrubs and helping patients, she's wearing her other uniform and serving her country. >> i am a major in the army nurse core in the pennsylvania army national guard. and my current job is to ensure the medical readiness of the soldiers.

>> reporter: she has been juggling the two jobs she loves for nearly two decades long hours, frequent travel and time away from her husband, pat, and two kids can be tough. but odea says her fellow soldiers encourage you. >> for sergeant franco and miller reminding me be yourself. be genuine, be authentic, this is who we need >> reporter: odea says she's her best self when she's helping others. >> my ability to help somebody that's in a fragile state, trying to take the weight off their shoulders a little bit, that's the most rewarding thing to me, to make a difference in somebody's life. >> you really got emotional there. we want to thank you for your service, major. >> thank you. >> we see pat, caden, fiona there hanging out, very sweet. what do you hope for them? what do you want them to learn about what you have done and the

service you have given >> that's the biggest part both of my professionals are perpetual. so we are transferring that from ourselves constantly right now i'm transferring them to my children and to know she's looking around to others and how i'm teaching her in a compassionate spirit, that's all i want. >> that's really special and that's something you all do every day. i hope everybody knows that. we heard from two of your friends, first sergeant miller, first sergeant retired franco. what would you say to them if they are here? >> i would say to them thank you. >> hold on, why don't we bring them in so you can say thank you to them? [ applause ]

>> this is unbelievable. like you're all amazing. i don't deserve it. >> you absolutely deserve it, as they have said you guys are all tearing up, too. >> this is wonderful. >> the clashing of my worlds and my professions and everything that i care and love so much about. it is just completely unbelievable thank you. >> thank you so much we will let you guys kind of get a chance in the meantime, i got another nurse i would like to introduce you to, jacqueline a few years ago -- a few years into your decade long career, your world completely changed. >> it did. >> you, yourself, got a cancer diagnosis. but what's amazing about you, jacqueline, you fought for not only yourself but your patients as well. >> thank you >> breathe in. >> reporter: jacqueline stout is a nurse practitioner, caring for cancer patients every day.

but four years ago, the tables turned when she received a life altering breast cancer diagnosis herself at 26 years old. >> i was at work when i had gotten the results that unfortunately it was cancer. >> reporter: she could have turned in her scrubs and focused on her own health challenges but she persisted. >> being a nurse was my identity i wanted to care for patients as long as i could. >> reporter: on her toughest days when she received grueling treatments, jacqueline's coworkers became her caregivers. >> waking up from surgery, having one of my coworkers being the first person i saw and knowing my colleagues are in the waiting room with my mom when she's getting the news everything went okay, it's amazing. >> reporter: now three years cancer free, jacqueline says her experience gave her a unique perspective. >> i think i'm more understanding from what patients are truly going through. >> reporter: the best part is you're three years cancer free. >> yes thank you. thank you.

thank you. >> your fellow nurses rallying behind you >> thank you >> guess what? they want to support you you have a little something here we will be naming the fifth floor nurses' office in your honor, the jacqueline stout nurses suite >> oh, thank you >> thank you this is such an honor. thank you so much. >> with the support of all your fellow nurses. >> it truly means the world to me to be able to be taken care of by the best nurses in the entire world, to go to work and work amongst them is nothing but an honor, and i am so lucky to be among these incredible people. >> i know how great you nurses are here at msk because my dad was here 22 years ago suffering from lung cancer and you treated the last six weeks of his life like gold. we will never forget that, so thank you. for all you do, we want to honor you. with a small token of our gratitude. let's bring in our friends from

farmer's girl flowers. they provided all the flowers here today again, you want to do yourself a favor. thank a nurse today for everything they do there they're the backbone of our health system day in and day out. god bless you all. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> guys? back to you guys. >> wow that was great, al and hoda. >> a lot of thankful tears there. >> i know. what a joy we're so glad we are able to honor these health care heroes al and hoda, who better than you. oh, my goodness. i was waking for you to pick up that baby. if you didn't pick up that baby, i was coming there to pick her up myself. that is so cute you found a friend i love it. >> thank you so, so much. >> well done, you guys. >> yes yes. and since we had extra space on our couch, we were like, you know what would be fun andy cohen >> nurses! >> you wrote another book? >> i did

i can't wait to talk to you about it. >> how do you have time? you have a four and a one-year-old. >> tell me about it. >> actually, it's called "the daddy diaries. are there famous bold-faced names in it? >> you know i drop names. >> you're dropping names left and right. all right, we'll catch up with andy here about everything but first a check of your local news andnd weather erer.

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by friday in san francisco, upper 60s and low 70s for saturday. >> thank you for joining us.

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it is 8:30 on a monday morning the eighth of may, 2023. looking forward to some of these facs perhaps coming back on friday, because that's when the jonas brothers are going to kick off our citi summer concert series >> are you busy friday you should come back jonas brothers right here, and it's free. legends, just legends. not just one, not just two, but four diane keaton, jane fonda, candice bergen and mary steen bergen, these lovely ladies are here if you loved their movie "book club," and we know you do, they are back for another adventure they had a little adventure in rome bachelorette party. >> yes then from housewives to his own growing household. andy cohen has his hands full these days in his new book, andy is sharing his inner most thoughts about it

a fun conversation ahead. also,red adriana brock is here before mother's day with great gift ideas straight from amazon we will have more gift suggestions coming up as well. speak of mother's day, we have a heart warming and personal story for you as well hoda and jenna and i will pay tribute to the women who shaped us and the valuable lessons they have taught us throughout our lives. our moms do you want to know where hoda's internal well of optimism comes from you have to meet sandy. that will be really fun. mr. roker was just celebrating some nurses. he will not make it back in time, but we have dylan dreyer >> yes i have beautiful weather it is going to be absolutely gorgeous in the northeast. plenty of sun in the southwest too and right through the middle of the country in between those two areas we have possible strong storms to start off the week then to the middle of the week, the storms will move east and fizzle out we will not see a threat of severe storms but more showers and storms will work their way into the southern plains

especially going into wednesday. behind that system, below average temperatures for the southwest. stays unsettled heading into friday but warms up out west. highs topping out in the 70s and 80s. in the northeast and southeast, good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing showers to start out in parts of the bay area this morning. temperatures inland reach the mid 60s. about the same tomorrow for highs for the inland areas, but the rain will be out of here and it's dry throughout much of the rest of the week as our temperatures reach the upper 70s. >> and that is your latest forecast hey, guys. >> all right, dylan, thank you we did it. coming up next, four hollywood

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and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. i can't believe i'm sitting on this couch with these four legends. what better way to start a monday than with some icons right here in our studio it's been five years since they first joined forces for the hit movie "book club." well, now the ladies are back together again taking on italy for a bachelorette party in "book club: the next chapter" and let's just say they are ready to have some fun. >> what are we going to do >> well, this is a bachelorette party, so you know what that means. >> it means that we go and see naked men. >> the protocol here, where do i

stuff the dollar bills >> i think some of these guys are the same dancers from my bachelorette party. >> ladies, good morning. what a reunion how fun was it to get back together >> fun it was a lot of joy. >> yeah. and here you are you go to italy. whose idea was that? >> candice how did you -- this is like a boondoggle of all boondoggles. i'm going to go to italy with my four friends how did you get it done? >> i don't know. we left it to others others arranged it, and we had a wonderful time. >> but italy was your idea >> yes. >> who had the most fun in italy during this shoot? >> i think me. >> okay. tell me about it. >> i was the one with a husband there and my ancient 17-year-old dog arturo in rome. >> you obviously had to shoot all day, but jane, i read you

were up and seeing all the sights before the shoot even started. >> walking see, i was right next to the garden and the borghezi gardens and it is pretty cool to go walking with things that are hundreds and hundreds of years old. yeah i liked it a lot i liked pasta, too. and the gelato >> i know. pasta, wine, gelato. i'm surprised any of you came home. >> well, or came home under 400 pounds. >> what is it about this movie and this group of women that you enjoyed? >> it is amazing they have all been wonderful you know, i was even -- i enjoyed it it is scary when you're acting you're acting in front of this audience and it's odd. >> even now it's still scary. >> yeah. >> do you guys feel that way >> no. >> yes. >> okay. >> i think it is a good sign. >> it means you are still in it. still care. >> yes you are not phoning it in, exactly. >> tell me about the friendship that developed rather organically after the first movie.

i understand you becamfriends and remained friends >> what's not to be friends? i mean, look at these women. they're amazing. they've had amazing careers. they're really different and really smart and talented. and, so, she's the one that lives on the east coast. so when she's aiming to come west, she lets us all know and we have dinner at somebody's house. we had dinner at your house. >> did you cook? >> i'm not a good cook i'm useless. but i know how to spend money and buy food that's always nice. >> and one dinner, oh, my god. this one, candy invited us all over because she was having dinner with tab hunter see, when we grew up, he was the heart throb. >> oh, my gosh was that a surprise to you guys or you knew he was going to be there? >> no, i told them. >> yeah. so we rushed over. he was as charming and gorgeous. >> i love these movies first of all, your book club beats any book club i have ever

been a part of our book clubs all need to up our games after this but it really celebrates female friendships, mary. is that something you feel like you get better at over time, being a good friend? >> i think you have to be more intentional. jane -- when jane and i first became friends, she looked at me one day and she said, are we going to be friends? she said yes she goes, no, you have to be really intentional she said as you get older, you have to make it mean something and, so, we don't -- we treasure our friendship i treasure my friendship with all three of them. and i think it shows in these movies because that part of it we're not acting. >> well, it is so fun, and i have to say, are you ready for, some of you, your singing debut right here on the "today" show mary, a gifted writer, wrote the closing credits song and she asked you to sing.

candice, when she said i want you to sing on this song, what did you think? >> it's a disaster these guys are all good. >> you know what, the song didn't matter who was good or if we were even good. it was my love song to them and about having fun. >> let's roll a little clip of it let's listen here we go ♪ i would go anywhere with you ♪ ♪ from tokyo all the way to timbuktu ♪ ♪ just let me pack i got your back through all the thick and thin ♪ ♪ our dandelion dreams are out there blowing in the wind ♪ >> you can hear each of you so distinctly. >> i know. >> it's so fun i know you're musical. you play the accordion, right? >> well, yeah. some people would call that not being musical. >> before we let you go, we know someone has a birthday this week is it tomorrow and we also heard you liked the

gelato in italy, so we're bringing you gelato. not from italy, but mrs. sheinelle jones is bringing you the honors. >> happy birthday. >> we can't sing like you ladies can. >> when the guys back there, when they bring something, it's usually delightful >> give jane fonda some. >> did you love the gelato in italy? >> oh, my god. >> who loved the wine most >> me. i'd rather start the day with the wine. >> well, that can be arranged. >> yeah. you could work on that a little better. >> and she's not kidding >> it was so good. >> thank you so much to all of you. it's really fun. >> thank you guys for the ice cream. >> where is the next book club going to be? not italy? >> burning man. >> burning man i'm here for it. come back. tell me all about it oh, my gosh. think of the research on that one.

you can catch "book club: the next chapter" in theater this is friday back with more in the third hour coming up next, andy cohen, right over there, talking about his journey to fatherhood, where he turns for parenting advice and the special honor he received over the weekend. but first,hank you, sheinelle. t

welcome back hoda is back that was beautiful. >> thank you. >> even andy liked it, and you know how cynical he is. >> and you know what i had to race back to be with andy. hit the gas pedal. let's get there. >> you have to >> all right we have the emmy winning host and producer no stranger to handling chaos. he has nearly two decades of real housewives drama under his belt but these days, andy is working with a whole new type of personality, a 4-year-old. >> i told you you could watch one, and how much did you watch? >> two.

>> two so that was so nice of me. so then how is there a third in play you know, two -- >> you want three more >> yeah. >> i kind of feel like i'm negotiating with a terrorist right now. >> 100%. >> 1,000%. >> i'm sure that happens every other day over something. >> something. >> andy is here to spill the beans on his life as a proud papa with his new book, "the daddy diaries. andy, good morning >> good morning. >> i just love you because not only is it super honest and relatable, it is also like we get a peek inside this crazy life that is yours with all these celebrities and name dropping, and it's fun. >> i thought i was done with the diary format but this year i started writing the day after i put de blasio on blast on new year's eve. i thought, this will be a fun book because i had ben and a baby on the way.

i drop a lot of names. it's very funny, i hope, but also it's a lot about parenting and my journey as a single parent trying to figure it out >> i think that journey is so unique and interesting because there are a lot of parents out there. but being a single parent, which i am sort of in that boat at the moment, too, what have you learned about parenting with two kids >> a lot i mean, i will say i went through life and i still do, but every morning i wake up and my resting mood is a good mood until someone tells me differently. but i have to say that this year the subtitle of the book is "the year i grew up." i have to say i accessed a weight about me and a sense of worry that i have never really had. and i am now thinking now what the heck did i worry about five years ago, what was i worried about? what are my worries?

anything, schedules, food, allergies, play dates, the jersey school, you know, spring fling. you know, there are things on my calendar that i'm navigating through that i have never, you know. >> sometimes it feels like 90% of parenting is logistics, just like who goes where. but the other weight, i'm sure, is because you love these babies so much. >> i want to be everything for them and i think as a single parent, there is -- for any parent, but as a single parent, there is a feeling of, i need to be there and i'm always kicking myself for time not spent with them and trying to dissect what it all means and seeking out parent friends for advice yeah but i wouldn't trade it for the world. >> having a second child, was that a layup for you were you like, i've got to do that >> you and i talked about it a lot. look, i wanted a girl. and also just for ben. i just wanted him to have a family i have an older sister we were always a unit growing up

it is like built-in buddies. i just wanted a family that we could say, this is us. you know >> i always tell my kids -- of course they're fighting but we say you know what a brother or sister is, a best friend for life. >> i agree. >> speaking of your sister at home, what an honor over the weekend. everyone who knows you knows how much you love st. louis, how much your hometown means to you. guess what you mean a lot to your hometown. you got the star next to jon hamm. >> jon hamm and i, people confuse us constantly for a litany of reasons, but there we are in cement. there are my parents they were so excited we got one in hollywood a year and a half ago, and we were pulling out from st. louis, and my mom goes, well, that was better than the hollywood one. like, was it yeah, it was there's no place like home >> ben was there. >> ben was there he goes, i'm done with the stars. >> oh, my gosh.

>> that morning i go, remember when i got a star in california. i'm getting one today. he goes you are? he thinks people get stars >> he's all starred out. >> he is he's over it. >> this book is hilarious and funny. when you read it, you will feel great. >> hoda makes many appearances in it. >> hoda makes a few appearances in it. i lied to both of you on thanksgiving, which you'll read about it in the book >> oh, what? >> on television. >> well, thanks for coming boy, hodes, you are still rocking those bracelets. >> always for you. >> what's it going to take by the way, i love those i'll be back in the ten. will you have me >> of course you got to buy "the daddy diaries" on sale tomorrow. head to today.com/books for more. coming up, mother's day this weekend, and we are helping you shop for that. we have great gifts that our editors found from amazon.

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say cheese it takes the photo it prints out a two by three. >> this doesn't require toner or ink. >> you buy the reloads and you're good to go. we'll let that print and come back. >> what do we got here >> this is -- i always joke that as the mom, you get stuck carrying all the things. so whether mom is carrying all the things, grocery shopping, running errands, taking the kids to pick up sports anything, this tote is it and it is an easy way and affordable way to get a personalized gift in time for mother's day a lot of times when you get a personalized gift, it takes a while. you buy a monogram, pick her initial and it is the mary poppins of bags. it's really great. >> les than $20. >> look at this awesome photo. amazing. >> jewelry for mother's day is usually great. >> carson, i have you covered. for under $20, this is now $14.99

it is the momma necklace i'm wearing it right now it is cute and easy to layer it is not too in your face it is pretty subtle. again, affordable. comes in rose, gold and silver tone this is a cool gift for moms to be or new moms. >> it's crazy that's $15 scan the qr code and drop it into cart right now. >> guys, i have you covered. if you want to give mom a spa day at home or she loves her beauty products, burt's bees this is a great one. right now it is right under $10 for some of the brands best sellers. my favorite is the bee's wax lip balm you can't go wrong with it this is so affordable right now, you can pick one up for your mom, one for yourself. anyone in your life that is a mother figure. >> they may not have a mom in your life, but they may have a mom figure to say, hey, i'm thinking about you on mother's day. well, let's get to the chocolate. >> i know you are excited about this one. >> i am.

>> this one is one that mom can enjoy with the whole family from see's, which is a brand known for their chocolates they have been around for over 90 years started out on the west coast. they have their mother's day assortment tin, which is really great. it is about $35. but they have other ones you want to get like peanut brittle. if she loves peanut. >> these are great, too, the lollipops. >> but you can't go wrong. if she has a sweet tooth, this is a tin we love. >> and a great company it is quality stuff. >> spring is here and everything is in bloom. a lot of moms might have a green thumb. what's a good gift idea for them >> if mom has a green thumb or maybe she's a foodie mom, the aerogarden is really fun >> what are these things >> this is one of the first hydroponic indoor gardens. really cool. you put in the pods and it grows all your stuff indoors you don't need sunlight or soil. it is all in one i think we have some video yeah, you can see it growing it sprouts in her kitchen.

she can always have fresh herbs. this kit right now is 10% off. >> there is the qr code. thanks so much this features products from ♪♪ good morning to you. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. oakland families are experiencing another day without teachers as the strike enters its third day. there are new signs of hope for this deal. after a round of talks yesterday, teachers say some progress has been made. late last night the district issued an update also mentioning progress. families also told to expect more of the same with schools open but no teachers on site. happening now, bob riddell is speaking with both sides and he'll have an update on our midday newscast. the warriors are getting ready for tonight's game against the lakers.

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