it's almost 7:00, so that's a little bit late. there's plenty of traffic spread around the east bay. oakland will show some slowing at the coliseum, the top of the screen is northbound. it is slower toward 5th and oak. >> good to know. and the "today" show coming up next. you can also get more local news right now with our brand new newscast, streaming live for you. it will include our scott mcgrew breaking down the new type of scam you need to watch out for. that's on roku, samsung and xumo, along with nbcbayarea.com. >> that's right. join us for our midday news at 11:00 a.m. we're always here for you. the "today" show is coming up next. good tuesday morning. new details on that deadly crash at a migrant center in texas. >> it comes as the battle over

the border intensifies. it is may 9th. this is "today." >> an outpouring of grief and outrage for the victims in brownsville. the driver now facing manslaughter charges. what the police are revealing while border towns brace for a migrant surge days before major restrictions are lifted. we will have the very latest. money talks. president biden sitting down with congressional leaders at the white house today. their first high stakes meeting over the nation's debt limit with a historic default looming and the two sides far apart. >> they're trying to hold the debt hostage. >> democrats are putting the country in jeopardy. >> we'll explain what it all means for you and where the talks are headed. breaking overnight, russia launching new air strikes in ukraine. while in moscow, vladimir putin delivers a speech warning the

west, the world is at a turning point. new twist for tiger. the legal battle between the legendary golfer and his ex-girlfriend heading to court today. at stake, her claims of sexual harassment and that $30 million lawsuit against woods. all that, plus lost and found. a happy ending in the search for a second grader missing for days in the woods in michigan. what he did that helped rescuers finally track him down. and on a roll! the lakers rally to defeat the warriors behind a big night for lebron james and an unexpected star. >> walker hits another one! it's the lonnie walker game! >> los angeles now one step closer to advancing in the nba playoffs, today, tuesday, may 9th, 2023.

from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. good to see you. 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. a very good day to be the lakers. lonnie walker, not on the bench anymore. >> he said put me in coach. i'll show you why that was a good decision. lebron james told him to be ready and he delivered. the covid restriction known as title 42 is set to expire in two days now and border patrol is bracing for a major influx saying they've seen more than 26,000 illegal crossings since friday. >> it comes as the community of brownsville texas held a vigil last night. authorities are trying to determine if he did it on

purpose. gabe gutierrez has the latest. good morning to you. >> reporter: this deadly crash has left this community completely stunned. and it comes as tensions are ramping up with title 42 set to expire later this week. three of the ten injured migrants have just been released from the hospital and we're now hearing from one of the victims for the first time. >> reporter: an emotional vigil for the victims of sunday's horrifying crash as the suspect now faces manslaughter charges for ramming a group of venezuela migrants outside of a felt. family members in agony as they learn their loved ones are among the dead. one of the survivors lost a leg. my dreams are broken. they're gone, he says. with his two children, his life desperate begging president biden for help. george alvarez is facing 8 counts of manslaughter and 10 counts of assault.

police believe alvarez lost control of his suv after running a red light, plowing into the group, killing eight people. investigators have not ruled out that the crash was intentional. >> he has an extensive wrap sheet. >> reporter: this man who says he witnessed the crash says the driver appeared drunk and yelled anti-immigrant profanities. although authorities have not confirmed that. how is this community doing right now? >> shaken up. i don't think any of us have experienced something like this. >> reporter: tensions ramp up here as the covid border restriction title 42 is expected to bring yet another migrant influx. in just the past 72 hours, the border patrol chief says there has been more than 26,000 illegal crossings. texas governor deploys more national guard groups. while arizona's democratic

governor is planning to send in more resources. >> we cannot manage this influx alone. without much more robust action from the federal government. >> reporter: busloads of migrants keep arriving in northern cities and now are pinning some northern suburbs against the city. rockland county declaring a state of emergency, slamming eric adams for planning to send several hundred migrants to hotels there. >> it is a farce and it will not happen on our watch. >> you talked about the influx of migrants coming in across the border. how large is that supposed to be. >> we should make clear that title 42 is that covid era border restriction that made it easier for the government to dispel migrants. in communities across the border, they're bracing for this. brownsville is under a state of emergency. new razor wire has been put up in this area and the department of homeland security announced overnight that a targeted enforcement operation is

expected in el paso. we were in mexico last week. we saw thousands of migrants waiting to cross the border. it's unclear when they will actually do so. border patrol officials expect there to be up to 10,000 illegal border crossings a day. title 42 expected to expire thursday into friday. >> gabe, thank you. we are also learning disturbing new details about the gunman who killed eight people at a mall near dallas. his social media page belonging to the shooter was filled with extremist views. maggie vespa joins us with that story. good morning. >> reporter: the troubling social media account is on a russian social networking site. a source telling nbc news that is a key part of their investigation. this as this community continues to cope with this senseless loss of life. this morning investigators in

texas zeroing in on disturbing social media posts that appear to belong to the nation's mass shooter, 33-year-old mauricio garcia. the online activity includes vile rants against women and minorities, along with a series of shirtless pictures that show white power tattoos. garcia who posted online about struggling with his mental health published this video the day of the attack that shows him wearing a scream mask. this as more about the shooter's background comes into view. an army spokesperson saying garcia joined the army in 2008 but did not complete basic training and was kicked out after three months for an unspecified physical or mental condition. electronic receipts posted on the shooter's social media account appears to show he spent more than $3,200 on firearms. authorities say garcia was wearing a tactical vest and was armed with multiple weapons, including an ar-15-style rifle and a handgun.

this latest mass shooting fueling new calls for gun control but texas governor greg abbott suggesting the problem is not guns. >> people want a quick solution. the long-term solution here is to address the mental health issue. >> reporter: while democratic state legislators in texas say the problem is obvious. >> no, greg abbott, it's guns. it's guns. >> reporter: law enforcement sources say this surveillance video shows garcia opening fire on innocent shoppers saturday. he was killed by a police officer being hailed as a hero. overnight an attorney saying the officer is doing well, adding he's a brave servant with a gentle heart. an outpouring of grief at a memorial for the eight innocent lives lost. three of the victims young children from two different texas families. james cho killed along with his

parents. cindy and kyu. the only member of the family to survive. the other victims 32-year-old elio cumana-rivas, 26-year-old aishwarya thatikonda and 23-year-old security guard christian lacour. one more detail from the social media posts, authorities say in the weeks leading up to this shooting, garcia posted two dozen photos of the outlets and saying he may have been monitoring this mall during its busiest times. >> thank you very much. also this morning with the deadline looming, the high stakes showdown over the nation's debt ceiling is heating up. president biden is meeting with congressional leaders today in an effort to avoid an unprecedented default that could further shake the nation's already fragile economy. chief white house correspondent kristen welker joins us now. kristin, break it down. a lot of people at home are watching us saying what does this all mean and what does it mean to me?

>> reporter: that's right. in basic terms, the debt limit is the maximum amount the government can borrow. think of it like a credit card bill, money that's already been spent. if it doesn't get paid, things like social security, veterans benefits could be delayed, if not paid at all and the nation could risk defaulting. now, that's something that hasn't happened in modern history. it could impact everything from the stock market, people's savings, even the unemployment rate. janet yellen has warned that the nation has until june 1st, less than a month to keep the lights on. so the clock is ticking for congress and the white house to happen. >> kristin, what do you expect from today's meeting? are they going to sit down and hammer it out, or is this a little bit of showmanship? >> reporter: that's the big question, savannah, you're absolutely right. this has become the highest of high-stakes game of chicken. there will be a major breakthrough today. here is the issue.

president biden said he's not going to negotiate over the debt limit. but now republicans say they won't do so without cuts, something the white house already shot down. the bottom line here, this is a stalemate right now. all eyes will be on today's meeting, but the pressure is mounting on president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy to reach a deal. it is not overstated to say both of their jobs would be on the line here. >> just having the mere crisis, there's a price to pay on the economy as we speak. kristen welker, thank you very much let's move now to the latest on the war in ukraine. vladimir putin delivered a high-profile speech from red square overnight just hours after launching the most intense air strikes on kyiv in months. richard engel joins us with more hey, richard good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes, there were those strikes on kyiv overnight

also, russia launched cruise missiles at the city of odessa most missed their target or were shot down. scaled back victory parade in moscow this as president putin held a scaled-back victory parade in moscow it is the most important and solemn day in russia, victory day over the nazis in world war ii russia lost more than 20 million soldiers and civilians in what is known across russia as the great patriotic war. today in red square president vladimir putin says russia is being pushed into another war by the west in neighboring ukraine, a country he invaded a year ago without provocation. we do not have a nation we consider our enemy here in the west or the east but they are provoking conflict and encouraging russia phobia.

the speech lasted ten angry minutes, flanked by his few remaining allies from belarus and central asia he presented himself as the guardian of mother russia and, as he does frequently, culture they destroy traditional family values make a man a man, all for the purpose of continuing to dictate and impose their own will, he said. but the celebrations in moscow were scaled back from recent years, coming just days after an alleged drone attack on the kremlin that kyiv denies carrying out as russians troops on the front lines in ukraine are pulling back to defensive positions and evacuating some civilians ahead of an upcoming ukraine offensive. ukraine's president zelenskyy in a move to further align his country to the west changed the date ukraine celebrating the defeat of nazi germany to may 8th, like it's marked in europe and the united states.

like back then, evil has returned to our cities and villages the goal is the same enslavement or destruction, he said its shadow looms large today with the biggest conflict in europe ever since. the few foreign journalists still operating in moscow were not allowed to attend this parade and large crowds were kept away. hoda >> richard, thank you. lots more to cover craig, you have quite the story this morning. >> yes good morning good morning to you as well. folks, we have some good news tied to that desperate search in michigan a second grader who vanished while camping with his family over the weekend found safe more than two days later. anne thompson is here with his remarkable story. >> good morning, craig this really is an incredible story. the 8 was able to find shelter

for himself and get the attention of rescuers who originally thought his cries were animal sounds until they found him in a remote area this morning a miraculous rescue and a grateful family. an 8-year-old boy who went missing in the michigan woods for two days fighting through cold and rough terrain by hunkering down under a log found alive and safe monday. >> great work, everybody. >> reporter: michigan state police say he was walking and gathering firewood while camping with his family when he disappeared saturday afternoon more than 150 search-and-rescue personnel spent days combing through a roughly 40 square mile area, finally finding him two miles from his camp site they found the second grader determined, a little bit dirty but okay as they guided him to safety. >> all i see is a tiny white

sweatshirt and he goes, eli. and i ran up over to him and i gave him the biggest hug and i was so relieved once i saw him >> reporter: the boy's mother saying he fought to get back to us the entire time he made tracks purposely and cleared off dirty snow to eat the clean stuff. a community celebrating dedicated rescuers and an extraordinarily resourceful young boy. what a story his mom is also thanking the rescuers this morning writing, quote, instead of shock, i'm realizing how lucky we are to say it is humbling is an understatement i don't know who taught that child those survival skills, but it's remarkable. >> thank you, anne >> let's get our first check of the weather. we have bill karins is in. al is having knee surgery. >> yeah. al is very excited to get that

knee in and get his steps going in again and get everyone going with him we have concerns this morning with flash flooding. we had the mississippi river flooding this is one of our first times this spring where we have concern about too much rain in an isolated area for two days in a row. of course we're talking about the houston area so we have severe weather overnight. we did have flash flooding south of san antonio it's going to be more this afternoon, tonight, into tomorrow morning we have a moderate risk of flooding that's level three out of four that gives you great concern as we go through this event we're looking at isolated two to three inches per hour. we get a thunderstorm sitting over the same area for two hours, we could easily get 6 inches of rain make sure everyone has their safety plans there texas. isolated flooding in kansas off into the nebraska area that's your national forecast.

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how to make your returns easier and cheaper. it used to be when you bought something online, it was a simple, easy return. is that not the case so much anymore? >> things are changing once upon a time when we were nervous to go online to buy something, retailers are like, we're going to make it easy for you. you can return it to us for no fee. fast-forward 15, 20 years and now we are doing that gangbusters, but it's not free to the retailer when you process a return it is anywhere from $15 to $20 we talk about 16.5% of all online purchases go back there's a real cost. now retailers are trying to claw back that back 60% of retailers are reconfiguring the return policies in one way or another >> they wanted you to send it home, send it back now times are changing what are the new rules and pitfalls >> okay.

pbp. i am making this up. pause before purchasing. the less you buy, the less you are going to return. this is a good time to check your favorite return policies because odds are something may have changed then when you get that item, if you are not positive you want it, make sure you keep it in packaging. try it on without makeup or perfume on if you return it, it needs to be in sellable condition. even if you get your money back, it is very wasteful and there is a cost to the environment. those are things you need to keep in mind if you go to return instore, bring your i.d. and original form of payment. >> someone said weight one week. if you look back in your basket and it's a week later and still there, you need it, get it >> yeah. i listened to you. i listen to you. so let's look at the policies of

some of the country's largest stores. >> target allows you 90 days to return almost anything except for electronics. then it is 30 days but if you have a target red card, you have up to 120 days to return amazon is the interesting one. it's always been 30 days free returns, as easy as possible but you want to pay attention. there are so many third-party sellers on amazon and sometimes their return policies are different. also they're starting to implement a $1 return fee. so if you go to ups to return something to amazon but there is a kohl's or whole foods closer to you, they will charge you $1 on that item to return finally walmart, it is 90 days in-person, instore they have a shorter return window for electronics, but those are the big, big companies. >> nordstrom always had the best return you don't like it, you take it back retailers have their own things too >> zara $3.95 to return an item. jcpenny $8

with most retailers it is free if you are not shipping it back to them. the other thing is loyalty programs dsw and h&m, if you return an item online by mail, there's a fee. if you're a member of the loyalty program, it's free it pays to look at the fine print to see if you should sign up but pbp. pause before purchasing. >> in the '80s, i sold shoes at a department store the manager said, the only thing you need to know about returns is we take them. people would bring sneakers they washed and i'd be like, we take them. that was the '80s, though. you were just a small child then bill, remember the '80s? >> i remember the '80s very well blockbuster, all of it i need vicky's advice, too i'm the spouse that does all the returns. yeah i'm a regular at the ups store let's get into the forecast for

today. we have severe weather concerns. not so much tornados may is our number one month for tornados in this country and so far it's been pretty quiet today don't expect many either our friends in eastern north carolina, isolated severe storms mostly wind damage threat. then tomorrow, a big storm that will sit over the rockies. that means a chance of severe weather. it is going to be two days of this i think the second day as we head towards thursday will be the biggest threat. again, we're not expecting any huge outbreaks. good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a live look outside in san francisco. we're checking out the golden gate bridge. here it's clear, but we've seen clouds moving into parts of the bay area. it's going to be a partly cloudy day, and take a look at these temperatures. really nice, reaching 62 degrees in san francisco, 64 in san mateo, and 66 in hayward and

livermore. tomorrow it's about the same, and then we do start a warming trend going into thursday and that's a look at your tuesday forecast. >> i want to hear more of your shoe story. >> oh, my gosh i was 16 do you really want to know i could go on and on we worked on commission, 10% if you sold a pair of shoes if you sold $50, you get $5. my dad would always -- he was so amused by it how many shoes did you sell today, savannah. i'd be like, sure it fits. shove it in there. 5 1/2 and you're an 8? sorry. coming up, it is teacher appreciation day sheinelle is in her hometown of wichita, kansas. she will introduce us to a remarkable history teacher that goes above and beyond for her students but first on "the boost", a

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association and the district discussed counteroffers for hours monday night, but oea says there are several key proposals not moving forward, such as the push for more full-time employees. let's get a look at the forecast for this tuesday morning with meteorologist kari hall. >> it's a mild start across the bay area. we're also seeing more clouds over the south bay. we're going to see a mix of sun and clouds today, but take a look at these temperatures. feeling nice and comfortable, especially for this afternoon. after a cool start, we'll reach 68 in los gatos and morgan hill, and also 68 in napa. as we go into tomorrow, it's about the same as today with a lot more sunshine. then we begin a warming trend by the end of the week into the weekend. by the weekend we're seeing temperatures spike, reaching 90 degrees for the inland areas, and take a look at mother's day, if you have plans to be outside, it's going to be in the upper 80s and we'll also be watching out for isolated thunderstorms that may continue into early next week. for san francisco, we're in the low 60s for the middle of the

week, but then warming up, especially for saturday. >> looks good. thank you so much for joining us. another local news update in half an hour.

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agents bracing for a surge as major migrant restrictions are set to be lifted while a texas community mourns after that deadly crash near the border >> how is this community doing right now? >> they're shaken up i don't think any of us have experienced something like this. >> the latest on the investigation straight ahead plus, major change inside the new push for an over the counter birth control pill first in the u.s dr. azar is here live with changes. new guidelines just released on teens and social media. >> sometimes it's like i get to the point where i know i've been on it too much i just need to, like, balance it sometimes. >> from the right age to sign up to how adults with help monitor kids the new information you need to know and something to shout about. we're honoring a very special teacher this morning known for

give back to her life lessons in enthusiasm sheinelle is heading to her hometown to give to the teacher who gives so much to her students today, may 9th, 2023 >> visiting from el paso texas because? >> mom is turning 30 >> saying high to our parents in huntsville, alabama. >> here with my sisters from selma, alabama, on a trip to new york >> happy nurse's week to all of my friends. >> hi to our son in nashville. >> hello, portland, oregon. >> celebrating our 22nd anniversary. >> from las vegas. >> from san jose >> today i turn 80. [ cheers and applause

>> whoa. >> happy, happy -- i haven't heard that watching today for 70 years. >> started when he was ten years old. >> welcome, welcome. we're happy you're starting your day with us and we can't wait to go outside and visit with him and the rest of our audience also, teacher appreciation day and sheinelle is ready to celebrate, don't you think she's with the student at northeast high school in wichita and sheinelle has a big surprise she's going to deliver. >> for folks who don't know, sheinelle jones is from wichita. these are her people. let's get to our news at 8:00, though charges have been upgraded against the driver of accused of running down a group of people outside of a migrant center in brownsville, texas the community paid tribute last night to eight victims who were killed gabe gutierrez is in brownsville with the latest. good morning >> reporter: good morning. three of the ten injured migrants have just been released from the hospital. but this community is in shock

and as you mentioned, that emotional vigil last night for the victims and this came after an agonizing day where family members of those that were killed learned their loved ones were among the -- among the dead now police say that the driver plowed his suv into this group of migrants after running a red light. and that driver, george alvarez, has now been charged with eight counts of aggravated assault he's not yet entered a plea. but police say he has an extensive criminal history, including driving while intoxicated. and the migrants we spoke to say he appeared drunk here right after the crash. but police are waiting on toxicology reports before confirming that. still, this all comes as tensions are ramping up here along the southern border at that covid border restriction is set to expire on thursday. officials say that could spark another migrant influx with as

many as 10,000 extra migrants crossing into the u.s. illegally each day >> gabe, thank you. a manhunt is under way for two dangerous prisoners who escaped from a correctional facility in philadelphia the 18-year-old and the 20-year-old got away by cutting a hole in a fence on sunday night. it wasn't until monday afternoon that the head count revealed they were missing. grant was being held on gun and drug charges hurst is a suspect in four murders. philadelphia's mayor expressed anger that that escape went unnoticed for nearly a day he said clearly the system screwed up. this morning, there could be a massive change on how american women can access birth control in this country. this week, an fda advisory committee will consider allowing a birth control pill to be sold over the counter for the very first time dr. natalie azar joins us with more how is this particular pill different from current over the

counter contraceptives >> if approved, this would be the first pill that is an oral contraceptive that would be available over the counter what is this pill? it was first fda approved in 1973 it's currently available by prescription it's for any age any female of child-bearing potential. and it contains the synthetic hormone proguesten estrogen can be associated with more potential side effects like blood clot and is things like this it's considered 91% effective. greater than 3 million unintended pregnancies happen in the u.s. every year. >> and so what will the fda be looking out for to see whether it should approve this >> absolutely. so basically, the fda is looking into two big points. one is, can a consumer safely

and effectively take this oral contraceptive without the t assistance of a health care provider and can a woman deselect to take this. it's important that the american medical association are unequivocal in their support for having it available over the counter. they say we have decades of experience in terms of safety and efficacy, and allowing this to be over the counter would reduce a ton of barriers to access there are some women who should not take this pill the only absolute -- >> who >> woman who have current breast cancer and a list of some alternative treatments might be indicated if you have a past history of breast cancer, or, for example, if you take medications for seizures or tb, you might want to take something else. >> is there a timeline on this >> yeah. remember what happens with these

advisory committees. they will vote to approve or not approve. if they vote to approve it, then it goes to the fda for a formal decision over the summer and then it would potentially reach store shelves. we're not going to see it as quickly as the covid vaccine but that's the time frame that we're looking out. it's going to be a very, very interesting two days, pretty rigorous debate, i'm sure. >> thank you. let's move now to the nba playoffs the lakers moving one step closer to the western conference finals after a win over golden state and a breakout performance from an unlikely star. >> got to stay ready lonnie walker guarded by curry walker, pull-up, he hits another one. it's the lonnie walker game. >> he scored all 15 of his points in the fourth quarter the lakers go onto win that one 104-101. lebron james breaking another all-time record.

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keep them safe across the u.s. nearly every teen says they use social media in some form this past year. and this morning the american psychological association released new guidelines to help them learn healthy behaviors online among the ten recommendations, adult monitoring for kids age 10 to 14 using social platforms skreep screenings for signs of problematic use and avoiding apps for social comparison particularly around beauty or appearance-related content conversations many parents like ray kilmer in update new york are already having his three kids including 15-year-old elizabeth don't get cell phones until 8th grade. the ninth grader has some restrictions, including a time limit for tiktok, blocked videos, and her phone is kept downstairs after bedroom

>> clearly outlined what our expectations are for her and she understands what the consequences are if she doesn't meet those. >> it made me feel like i have more responsibility because i know they trust me with that stuff. >> reporter: keeping kids safe online a growing discussion. actress jennifer garner saying she keeps her kids off social media. >> i said to my kids show me the articles that prove that social media is good for teenagers and then we'll have the conversation. >> how do they feel at this point? >> my eldest is grateful. >> reporter: to capitol hill with a bipartisan group of senators introduced new legislation in april their proposal aims to ban kids under 13 from signing up for social media platforms and requires parental consent for 13 to 17-year-olds to use popular apps like tiktok and instagram this comes as more studies show how being plugged in on social can impact mental health

a recent study shows 3 in 5 teenage girls feel sad or hopeless one reason, because 16% of high school students, most likely girls, are electronically bullied through texting or social platforms like instagram and facebook just last week, suggestions an increase in online versus in-person interactions is making americans feel more isolated >> sometimes they feel worse when they see people doing things without them. >> reporter: but for elizabeth, she says her relationship with social media is overall a positive one. >> sometimes it's like i get to the point where i know i have been on it too much. i just need to like balance it sometimes. >> we can't stop talking about it. >> it is an interesting subject. here is one more guideline everyone can use, not just teens.

it is a lot of time. you know, it is so easy to spend time scrolling we have talked about this. but make sure it doesn't interfere with your sleep schedule, obviously, or your physical activity. the other thing is don't do it. >> don't do it. >> i mean, here's the thing. if the three of us as the mothers in our household are constantly scrolling, what do you think our kids will want to do. >> we're modeling it. >> i think some parents watch and say, uh-oh, i have already given my child the phone or the app or whatever and can you unring the bell? >> for a lot of folks it was during the pandemic. the guardrails came down by necessity and it's how do we unring the bell. >> i thought this was interesting. a few months ago you said your kids had 20 minutes of screen time and you were going to take it away. >> why do they have screen on the weekday? we started it so mike and i could have a bite together one day i was like, we don't have screen during the week anymore. i thought it was going to be

explosions they were like, okay, and we never looked back. >> kids like boundaries. yes, we had a pandemic we're no longer in it. so kids can play sports. they can go outside and play, read, be with friends. when you are on a phone, you have had this false sense of connection. >> yeah. >> you think you are with people but you're not. >> yes. >> and that is what the surgeon general is talking about. >> i don't think you are with yourself when you are scrolling that phone. >> i mean, you got off instagram. it's addictive >> i think it is scary when you think about a child's brain, how malleable it is. there are no studies that says what happened after a child's brain of staring after this. >> the surgeon general says there are studies. instagram, facebook, twitter have done studies on what it looks like for a girl or boy to use it but that is not public

information. and there are -- and one -- >> it should be. >> people say the silicon valley executives don't let their kids on it. every time you get a ding or this -- >> or you don't get a ding what happens to your brain. >> one of the guidelines is don't compare yourself but that's easier said than done. >> that's what it is. >> because we can all say that we've been at home hanging out and looked and seen, and we're middle-aged women. >> grown is enough. >> what other people are doing on vacation and thought for a minute -- >> imagine you could feel happy and bummed out in one minute when nothing has changed in your circumstance. >> we could go on and on about this there is two issues. when you should give the phone and there is social media. i delayed the phone as long as possible. >> and a lot of people are saying there is the wait for eight campaign i'm onboard. should we sign it right now? >> yeah. >> the problem is kids is peer pressure i'm the only one without a

phone. these campaigns, get all the parents together you don't need 100% participation. >> you know, if it is just the three of us, i will say, sorry vale's mom is doing it too hoda is doing it too they'll blame y'all. my life will be very easy. >> that was good we could have this conversation daily. >> there is so much more to talk about. >> there really is because also it's like enforcement. if you want to make this rule, you have to be prepared to be in it every day because your kid will be like, can i get my phone? >> let's just say that the surgeon general, who is smart, i met him. he says 13, he thinks, is the appropriate age or is even too young for social media that's when you start to talk about it. >> all right that was good. >> rant over >> bill, what do you think >> the rant continues. this is like my dinner table i have two kids in middle school

they both want snapchat. we're like, no and they're like, we're being left out as a parent, you're like what are we doing i wish we could get all the parents to come together and it would solve a lot of these issues let's get into this weather forecast the heat is on in the middle of the country. air-conditioners will be on. as we head to the north, temperatures 10 to 15 degrees warmer than they should be ththis good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we'll see our temperatures reach into the upper 60s. it's still going to be nice and mild and warming up by the end of the week with friday's high temperature inland reaching up to 82. even peaking at 90 on saturday. and then we'll see our temperatures gradually coming down, even the possibility of isolated storms starting on mother's day and

all right. we n pressure down. let's get to some "pop start." >> let's get to "pop start" today. lots to talk about including "oppenheimer" which we just teased the new trailer is out for universal picture's drama. leading the cost is jay robert oppenheimer. the man credited as the creator of the atomic bomb matt damon, florence pugh. take a look. >> in the middle of nowhere for who knows how long >> why why? how about because this is the most important thing to ever

happen in the history of the world. >> it is a great improviser, but this you can't do in your head. >> i was saying there is a chance that when we push that button we destroy the world. >> chances are near zero. >> near zero. >> what do you want? >> zero would be nice. >> that looks amazing. by the way, it's killian murphy in the lead. that looks awesome that will hit theaters in july. mary tyler moore getting the documentary treatment. we have a broadcast exclusive first look it's called "being mary tyler moore" and chronicles the star's 60 years in the spotlight. we're talking about rob reiner, norman leer just to name a few here's a peek. >> i believe in tomorrow i believe that things that are painful will not be as painful

in some time it's not the end of the world if i'm not perfect. >> mary spoke to all of us women could have careers, could stand on their own two feet. >> mary, we love you very much. >> her seven emmy awards, her three golden globe awards and her academy award nomination are only the beginning of the story. >> i think she was meant to spark fire with a very delicate match. >> what a life you see it right there debuts may 26th on hbo and available to stream on max you can also check out that full trailer. head to today.com or enjoy the black screen that's fine. alicia keys dropped a new video for "queen charlotte." the latest series keeping with the "bridgerton" tradition of putting regency era spins on

alicia leans on 70 modern hits. alicia leads on 70 musicians in the first of its kind orchestra made entirely of women of color. take a look. ♪ some people want it all ♪ ♪ but i don't want nothing at all ♪ ♪ if it ain't you, baby ♪ ♪ if i ain't got you, baby ♪ ♪ some people want diamond rings ♪ ♪ some just want everything ♪ ♪ but everything means nothing ♪ ♪ if i ain't got you, you, you. >> how about that? >> that's a ten right there. >> it was directed by martel that directed that video 20 years ago. and quickly, we teased it earlier "the bear. get ready to head back into the kitchen. season 2 is set to arrive on june 22nd. all 10 episodes will stream once again on hulu. back in march there was a teaser revealing all your favorites are coming back to season 1. june 22nd put it on your

calendar. >> awesome "popstart," carson. thank you. >> i spy robert de niro and sebastian maniscalco >> come on >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> come on >> bring it in. >> good to see you. >> we're fired up about your movie. >> hilarious. >> come, come, come. >> make yourselves at home. >> let's relax take a load off. father and son, this is meant to be. >> my dad. >> all right. >> and, guys, we've got sheinelle out there in wichita, kansas school spirit for teacher appreciation day in her hometown hi, sheinelle! >> keep walking. i am here with a very special teacher. she is emotional already guys, how much do we love her?

>> reporter: she went viral on tiktok ten million views. you are going to see why coming up after your local news. >> it's going to be good >> love that. >> got you covered. but first your local news and weather. >> oh, yeah. oh, you got it >> oh yeyeah ♪♪ good morning. it's 8:26. i'm ginger. a man who wasas arguauably the of cal footbtball for y years h

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so nice to be with our crowd out here on the plaza. look who is out here shaking hands. robert de niro and sebastian maniscalco are you kidding me so happy to see this great crowd. >> they star, by the way, as father and son. there is a hilarious new movie out. it's called "about my father." it is loosely based on sebastian's own life. we'll sit down with the stars and we'll find out all about it. it will make you laugh >> can you imagine you came to our plaza and it is like, oh, it it is robert de niro and sebastian maniscalco >> ms. pow pow, this morning, as we have shown you, sheinelle is back in her hometown for teacher appreciation day and we might see her next viral moment live >> it's going to be a treat. coming up in the third hour, it's a can't miss consumer

alert. which scams are on the rise, both high-tech and old-fashioned ones as well, and we'll show you how you can protect your money and identity as well. >> cool. do you know who is here tomorrow sylvester stallone and his wife and daughters. they're giving us access into their family's life. and you know it's nurse's appreciation week. [ cheers and applause wait a minute, wait a minute wait a minute. we've got nurses from mount sinai. >> what's your name? >> karla >> if you add up all the years they worked, 102 years of nursing experience they were online first, 5:00 a.m and are you going back to work today? >> yes. >> thank you for everything you do any other nurses on our plaza?

>> we have nurses everywhere, y'all. thank you so much. we really appreciate you >> bill, how about a check of the weather? >> there's an 80th birthday here somewhere, right 70 years watching the "today" show. >> don't you think he's handsome, everybody? >> yes, he is. >> california will do that. >> it's great to meet you. >> you've been watching for 70 years? >> yeah. >> this show is only -- it's a 72-year-old show. >> i was just a little kid >> first time on the plaza pred >> a lot of generations >> no, i've been here before some of your predecessors. >> a lot of generations ago. >> all right thank you. >> thank you so much happy birthday a look quickly at your forecast. we have some concerns. i don't want to ruin your tuesday, but vin from victoria to houston, the worst weather during the day today flash flooding is likely this

evening. the rest of the country isolated storms in the carolinas, kansas, nebraska many areas of the west are gorgeous and can't get better than this in the northeast unfortunately, all the troublesome weather will remain in good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we'll be in the upper 60s for today and tomorrow. it's going to be nice and mild. but we do start to warm up on thursday. and especially on friday with some low 80s. around temperatures peak on saturday, reaching 90 degrees and then it's still pretty hot on mother's day, but we'll also have a chance of an isolated thunderstorm or two. that will continue into monday of next week, but our temperatures start to cool off slightly. in san francisco, upper it's a great crowd the energy is just like --

>> happy nurse's day coming up next, guys, it is also teacher appreciation day sheinelle is back in our hometown she will introduce us to a local hero her impact extends far beyond wichita. ms. popow. ms. popow. but firsw w t, - lilife is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you 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.

♪ we are back with more of our special series "today's heroes." yesterday, y'all, we celebrated nurses this morning we are turning our attention to the men and women in classrooms every day preparing the next generation for the future. >> so for teacher appreciation day, sheinelle has traveled to her hometown of wichita, kansas, with a great story good morning >> reporter: good morning to you guys when i got this assignment, of course i was happy to come home. but, guys, here's the truth. when i walked into the classroom to interview her yesterday, i was like, wait

i know her not only do i know her i went to elementary school, middle school and high school with her i was like shai! so now she's affectionally known as ms. pow pow she went viral on tiktok not just viral she had ten million views. as you can see, her students love her and you are about to see why. that is the moment high school history teacher la shea powell went viral on tiktok. >> what is this here >> reporter: the video viewed over ten million times shows sophomores in wichita surprising their beloved teacher with a special gift >> i just lost it. and i had no idea what was going on i didn't even know what was in the bag. it was just the idea of the thank you. i opened it, and i was like, wait i can see those numbers, like those numbers are saying everything.

>> reporter: so what was in the bag? a customized steelers' jersey of ms. powell's favorite team [ applause ] >> reporter: ms. powell affectionately known as ms. pow pow isn't afraid to rock the steelers black and gold in chiefs country it started decades ago with a chance meeting with the then young quarterback for the university of colorado. >> i was able to meet kordell stewart. i was 12 or 13 i was like, he's going to be my husband. and he obviously went to the steelers i was like, well, that's my husband's team >> reporter: so what is it that makes ms. powell to special to her students >> she pushes us to our full potential. she preaches learning and growing. >> she is a very difficult teacher but it is because she knows we can do it

it teaches us that no matter how hard an assignment is or no matter how hard something can be in life, we can overcome it. >> reporter: echoed by the former principal at northeast high. >> she holds students to high standards. she builds great relationships with them. every now and then you have a rough day and one of the ways i could make myself feel better is sit in her class and see what it's all about >> reporter: even after teaching for 22 years and working a second job, ms. powell hasn't lost her passion. >> when they understand kind of like the method to your madness, when they get it, it's everything because you can take them to places that they don't even think they could take themselves. >> reporter: one of ms. powell's biggest champions, her mom a frequent visitor at northeast magnet she passed away in 2020. and so many of us remember your mom. >> she's the reason why i am who i am she pushed me. she pushed me the way i push my students, and i really do

believe it is her spirit, the spirit of my mom moving through all these people and all these great things that are happening saying, little girl, you did all right. >> reporter: i think you did okay >> we're going to evaluate him, his job performance. >> reporter: the outpouring of love for this steelers die-hard in kansas shows how exceptional ms. pow pow really is. >> teachers give everything to do this job. it is not for the faint of heart. we thank you for trusting your young people with us you always question. you always wonder. this is now finally after 22 years seeing you did a good job. you did a good job >> reporter: i love it i love it. i love it. what does it mean to you to see all of your students here? this is actually just a fraction of your students and the love you are getting so far this morning. >> oh, gosh. it is -- it's overwhelming

it means so much it really does i don't so. >> reporter: you mean so much to us it is time to do something special for ms. pow pow. don't you think so so we know you are a steelers fan. even though you know we're in kansas city chiefs country but they know you are a fan, too. so they want to do something special for you. they are giving you two tickets to an upcoming game. >> don't do that. >> reporter: yes, they are. >> what! >> reporter: wait a minute oh, wait you know what? we actually have someone special to give you the tickets. is there anybody here that could give her the tickets anybody? >> oh, my god! [ applause ] >> reporter: let me introduce you. your quarterback kordell stewart!

>> congratulations >> oh, my gosh oh, my gosh. >> well, ms. pow pow, on behalf of myself and the pittsburgh steelers, we would like to present to you two tickets of this season's games. go out and enjoy yourself and have a great time. >> oh, man. >> i would like to also in the process give you my autobiography. we met way back in colorado. >> we did. >> there was a story, you have a chance to read about it. >> i feel like we should do one more thing for ms. pow pow here's the deal. i know it's hard to top.

but we shared your story, and intrepid travel, and they want to give ms. pow pow $5,000 to go anywhere in the world. >> this is insane! what are you talking about >> your kids here -- >> what are you talking about? thank you. thank you. thank you. >> reporter: so, listen, let me tell you guys about miss powell. she works two jobs as a teacher. it is not always easy. she's here day in and day out and i know you haven't given yourself any time for self-care. so with that $5,000, you can go anywhere in the world. how much do we love ms. pow pow? [ applause ] >> thank you so much >> reporter: what would you like to say on behalf of teachers everywhere we talked about the fact that we know your mom is just smiling from heaven this morning your mom is a spunky woman she would come to the classroom, help her decorate, help decorate for prom what would you like to say >> i would like to say to

teachers everywhere, keep doing what you are doing you're changing lives. every sleepless night, all that grading, all that feedback, everything you do is all worth it it's worth it. we appreciate you. >> reporter: congratulations hoda, who is there today, savannah let me not get in between. >> new couple alert! >> thank you >> sweet oh, my gosh. talk about kordell stewart, what a guy. reunited after all these years. >> that was amazing. sheinelle, thank you let's let them enjoy their moment thank you. wow. beautiful. >> we will have more coming up in the third hour with the two of them. >> i could watch six hours of this. >> sheinelle, well done, girlfriend. >> i got you all right. coming up next, guys, we have the stars of the new movie

"about my father."

we're back two big stars in studio 1a, the man called the hottest comic in america, sebastian maniscalco, and two-time oscar winner robert de niro. sebastian's father was often the story of his stand-up. now he's taking it to the big screen when sebastian says he's spending the 4th of july weekend with his girlfriend's wealthy family at their summer home, salvo does not take the news well. >> so they have more money than us who doesn't. it's one weekend

>> 50 years ago i come to this country to give you a better life 50 years ago i skipped every weekend in sicily for you i joined the u.s. army to protect your freedoms. what thanks do i get you celebrate the 4th of july with some other family leaving me to eat the hot dogs alone alone! >> hi, sebastian hey, bob good to see you. this is your passion project you've been wanting to do this forever. that's beautiful then you want someone to play your father. >> yeah. >> you choose the most wonderful person on earth. how did this ask come? how did this come to be this union. >> so i met bob on "the irishman," a movie we did. he came to see a show in radio city but i don't have his phone number it's not like i called him up one day and said, bob, do you want to do this movie as my father but he got the script but paul weiss. we read it outloud with a bunch of actors, next thing you know "today show. >> did you think it was really funny when you saw his standup

>> no. >> no? >> he's serious. >> no, i -- i was aware very much of salvo. we just worked together in "irishman. he was upset i killed him in "irishman," so we had a couple therapies to work on through before he would consider working with me with this movie. but paul weiss sent it to me i asked if we could have a reading. i do that a lot with something te i'm considering. we did and i met laura, who is a terrific director, and she's from that world. she's from new york, italian neighborhood and between sebastian and salvo and laura, i thought i was in good hands and good solid foundation, the whole thing. >> i like it when was the very, very, very

first time you met robert de niro >> it was on the set of "the irishman." >> no, no, no. even before. >> where >> weren't you a waiter. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> take you back. >> four seasons hotels 2003 he sits outside. i tell everybody, i got de niro. i can't believe it i go up to him i think he had a tea and then we had some almonds and then he requested more almonds of course, i ran to get the almonds. and it was crazy i waited on this guy in like '02. now he's playing my father in a movie in 2023. so it's -- >> and you had like godfather posters up on your wall, the whole nine >> the whole thing it's surreal that this is even happening. it's been a really great runand? >> come from

>> so your dad hears that robert de niro is playing him in this movie and -- >> come from a real negative family so of course it was met with skepticism and, yeah, right, this guy ain't going to do it. i think my dad, it sunk in when bob called my father and said, listen, i need you to come down to oklahoma, we need to go over the script my father is a hair stylist and now he's doing script analysis with the greatest actor of all time they spent a couple days together and he got to know my dad. >> what is his dad like? >> his father was very nice, salvo. we had a nice time together. i went over things in the script that i wanted to know about and with -- and we had a nice time then i took him to meet marty scorsese on the set. >> oh, cool. can you believe what's happening with your life what's happening with your life? >> it is an unbelievable moment. i'm doing the press run not only with bob but with my father on

some of these interviews so my father is getting a big head now he's requesting things now. >> like what >> i need almonds, coffee. we're doing an interview and they brought in an espresso. i'm like, what are you doing he goes, i'm a star. >> well, this movie is so much fun. you guys are so great together and i know people are beginning to want to check it out. you can catch "about my father." it is in theaters may 26th. >> yes. >> we're back in a moment. but first, this is "today" on

welcome back beautiful day in new york city we are on the plaza. here are our plaza pics. i'm here with the san pedro family they traveled the farthest to be with us. they came all the way from the philippines.

>> wow >> now say hello to the francis family from huntsville, alabama stopping by. these are the folks taking an rv all over america for a year. >> that's so cool. >> the four of them. >> that's fun, guys. i got to meet angie and her daughters. aren't they cute? they are from the great city of tucson, arizona. and angie is a teacher, so we send all her love to the students of course, i am a product of that school district myself. don't want to look at my transcripts from those days. >> true. >> coming up on "hoda and jenna", we have actor and director emilio estovez. >> bill nye and much more fun with sheinelle and ms. pow pow kordell stewart. but first your local news, weather and these messages

♪♪ good morning. it's 8:56. i'm ginger cone jero saab. families, it's more of the same as many students remain at home and teachers are walking the picket lines on strike. when teachers and district leaders finished talks yesterday, the sides reported little progress. but now the naacp are asking teachers to reconsider walking off the job with only a dozen days left in the school year. we'll have a live report at midday as soon as there's a break, we'll post it on our twitter feed. now five people are injured after an early morning high-rise fire in san francisco's inner sunset. head to our

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