good morning. thanks for starting your weekend with us. a tense scene at the border, but orderly so far after the covid

restrictions lifted. >> questions remain and is the u.s. ready. it is may 13th. this is "today." border battle. title 42 gone and now 60,000 migrants crossing into the u.s. in the last three days. where will the migrants go and can the u.s. handle the surge? we speak to the top homeland security issues over the influx. a prayer for peace. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy arrives to meet with pope francis as the war with russia wages on and ukrainian forces are preparing for a counter offensive and asking the west for more help. guilty. the woman who became known as the doomsday cult mom facing life in prison for killing her two children and conspiring in the death of her husband's

ex-wife. what happens next? all that, plus hoop dreams. the los angeles lakers lapping up the win over the golden state warriors. >> to james up and in. >> the miami heat taking down the new york knicks. the lakers and heat now moving on to the conference finals in the nba playoffs. and brittney griner makes her return to the basketball court playing her first game since she was detained in russia. smiles all around today, saturday, may 13th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on saturday morning. it is so good to see brittney griner smiling again. for most of the year she was in detention in russia.

hadn't stepped on the court since the 2021 wnba finals. 572 days later, she was there. >> just hearing the national anthem sounded different. we will have more on that and a number of developing stories. including former president biden and governor ron desantis holding duelling rallies today. new signs desantis could make it close to official that he is running for the republican nomination. we will tell you about the risk of severe weather for millions of americans after dozens of tornadoes ripped through the plains. let's start with the top story. a little more than 24 hours after covid era restrictions were lifted. >> we will talk to a top homeland security official how the administration is handling the influx, but first let's get the latest from the border. nbc's correspondent julia

ainsley. >> reporter: good morning, peter. we are in downtown el paso outside sacred heart church where migrants have been sleeping on the streets for days. many apprehended by police and released due to overcrowding. friday marks the first day of u.s. era immigration policy with the lifts of title 42. the public health order that caused people to turn back to mexico. more migrants are expected to stay and try the chance of seeking asylum. dhs officials do not see a fresh spike in crossings yesterday. just a continuation of the surge from last week. more than 60,000 undocumented migrants crossed in the last three days. the majority of those illegally. the biden administration is now facing another battle over immigration in courts where the aclu asked the judge to block a policy to make it harder for migrants to claim asylum. a florida court placed a

temporary hold on the border patrol to release into the u.s. without a court date and without the ability to track in country. peter. >> julia, thank you. >> we want to bring in the assistant secretary of border and immigration policy at the department of homeland security. mr. nunes-nieto, good morning. >> kristen and peter, thank you. >> let's start off with what we are seeing since title 42 has been lifted. throughout the week, we saw record numbers of migrants trying to cross the border. what can you tell us about the number of migrants trying to get in in the 24 hours since title 42 was lifted? >> so what i can tell you is since title 42 was lifted at midnight on friday morning, you know, we have not seen any increase in irregular migration at the border.

we believe we have seen a decrease. encounters are at an elevated level and we continue to monitor the situation. >> do you have specific numbers for the 24 hours since it was lifted? >> you know, it takes a couple days for us to really figure out what happened as we process non-citizens encountered. we believe the extensive preparations we have taken the last two years which include surging thousands of personnel to the border, including activity military troops as well as increasing holding capacity at the border is helping us manage through what we always knew would be a challenge in the weeks leading up to title 42 and days immediately afterwards. >> mr. secretary, let's ask about the challenges are you facing before the administration policies related to the expiration of title 42 going

into effect. julia reported blocking the administration from releasing migrants into the country when they are in detention centers which are overcrowded. the administration said that is a harmful ruling and it is likely to appeal. why should migrants who come to the country illegally be released into the country without a court date set? >> well, what i can tell you is every migrant we encounter gets vetted robustly against all national security and public safety databases. when we see the influx of migration, administrations from both parties relied on this use of the authority known as parole authority to release non-citizens from custody more quickly than otherwise possible than a full notice to appear process. that is, frankly, for the safety and well being, not just of the migrants, but frontline personnel and overcrowded

facilities. we believe that is a harmful ruling. we will be seeking to address that in the courts. >> mr. secretary, while you are waiting for the legal process to play out, what will you do with the migrants in overcrowded centers? there is just not room for them. >> again, i think the slight decrease we have seen yesterday helped us decompress facilities on the border. we are in better shape today than two or three days ago. we have, over the last two years, you know, streamlined processes in the facilities to move people more quickly through border patrol facilities and either to detention facilities or to their immigration facilities or back to mexico. i would note that yesterday, we saw for the first time, the return of hundreds of non-mexican citizens of

venezuela and cuba returned to mexico under titl 8 authorities. that is the first time that happened. >> the removal flights cannot go back to venezuela. venezuelans have to be directed back to mexico. let me ask about the border situation. communities like el paso and others have been overwhelmed by the influx. they have some much burden here. it is not just of the border communities, but other cities in the united states describe a burden as well. including new york city. the mayor there, eric adams, accused the biden administration of quote turning its back on the big apple. what do you say to him and to other leaders, many democrats, say the administration is not doing enough to help them deal with this surge? >> so, we work extremely closely with new york city and other municipali municipalities. el paso and ngos.

we have a grant program through fema to support the ngos and state and local municipalities. we recognize that the money has been appropriated for that purpose is simply not enough. i would say that these are the costs of a fundamentally broken immigration system. we have not modernized our laws in decades. we have seen the surges of migrations happen for going on 20 years under administrations of both parties, frankly. until and unless congress works in a bipartisan way, we will continue to see this challenge on the border. >> we know it is a busy time. we appreciate you joining us, mr. secretary. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> the crisis at the border will be a central issue in the 2024 presidential campaign. former president trump and florida governor desantis making duelling appearances in iowa

today. it comes as desantis is showing the clearest signs he could be ready to formally join the fray. we have ground in iowa this morning. good morning >> reporter: peter, good morning. governor ron desantis will pay the second visit to the hawkeye state as nbc news has new reporting on a move that is the sure sign he will enter the 2024 presidential race. two sources tell nbc news his political staff is set to move into a campaign office on monday now, why does that matter? because of rules around spending, that means he has 15 days to file paper work to run for president. the clock is ticking for the man who is a north star of sorts for republicans looking to turn the page on trump. while he has been lagging behind

trump in the polls, the ground game in iowa is promising. nbc news reporting that the gop fund-raiser he will attend tonight sold out which is a rarity for the gop state event the florida governor is popular on the road selling out venues consistently and breaking fund raising records. on the other side of the state, of course, the former president will hold a rally in des moines tonight. in the two months since former president trump paid a visit to iowa, a lot has changed. he faces criminal charges in new york and found libel for sexual abuse and defamation yet, trump's poll numbers are the highest since his 2024 campaign announcement. still significantly higher than desantis in national polls peter, iowa has the potential to make or break a campaign it is no wonder that the hawkeye

state is seeing a lot of action today. peter. >> dasha burns on the ground in iowa thank you. on friday, governor desantis expressed support for the former marina accused in the subway chokehold death in the man of new york city. daniel penny has turned himself in and many protesting the death over last week nbc's stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: the calls for criminal charges early friday morning, the 24-year-old walked into the manhattan precinct. >> he did so with the dignity n >> he did so with the and integrity that is characteristic of his history of service to the grateful nation >> reporter: the former marine is accused of manslaughter in the second degree. a charge carrying a maximum of 15 years penny was released on $100,000 bail homeless and battling mental

illness, jordan neely died in a chokehold. neely got on the train and yelled he was hungry and ready to die according the penny's attorney, he threatened others on the train. once all of the facts are brought to bear, mr. penny will be absolved of wrongdoing. lawyers for neely family say penny is not guilty. >> we think it should be murder. he knew he would die >> what is the difference between the manslaughter charge and murder charge? >> murder charge is a specific intent crime it means you intended to kill someone. this manslaughter charge under new york law is recklessness the disregard of a known risk. >> reporter: penny's case will come down to a question of self defense. some calling him a vigilante and others a hero. record homelessness let to the

crisis on the subway stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. a man who intentionally crashed his plane to get clicks and build his social media profile to face years in jail. gadi schwartz explains >> reporter: it was a sensational moment prop stops in mid air. and this awkward dive out. and the plane crash caught on camera from several angles this crash was apparently no accident according to federal authorities, the pilot, 29-year-old trevor daniel jacob, agreed to a felony charge. he staged the whole thing that racked up 3 million views on his youtube video. >> i should document what is

going on i cut my finger bad. i cut my elbow i'm just so happy to be alive. >> reporter: shortly after he posted the video back in 2021, someone online pointed out a fe parachute things that seemed amiss in the video, he never appears to call for help it shows the door was already open before the engine stopped it seems he was wearing a parachute and had a selfie stick. on the ground. >> god, thank you. universe, thank you. thank you, higher power, for watching over me >> reporter: investigators say he lied about not knowing where the plane crashed and went back to get rid of the wreckage it was motivated by a sponsorship deal for a company wallet >> i wish this upon nobody >> reporter: kristen and peter, the lawyer says he is taking full responsibility for his judgment and hopes to move past it the charge carries up to 20 years in federal prison.

peter and kristen. >> gadi schwartz to be clear, when i jump out of a crashing plane, my instinct is grab my selfie stick let's check on the forecast. let's che right now after a wild day on friday with dozens of tornadoes touching down across three states including this one in nebraska is the severe weather threat over nbc's meteorologist angie lassman has the latest on that >> good morning. the short answer to that is no the severe weather is not over we have heavy rain in texas and more of the tornado threats across the midwest 33 reports in nebraska and kansas and oklahoma. we saw baseball and grapefruit-sized hail. when it comes to the severe weather, it is enormous. 11 million people at risk for saturday

we will see all of the threats that means winds up to 60 miles an hour. hail as well and that is your local forecast. guys, back to you. >> angie, thank you. still to come, marissa parra

is following the doomsday cult mom found guilty of killing her children. >> reporter: peter, this is a tragedy filled with twists and turns since the beginning. two children, an ex-wife murdered. lori vallow accused of seeing zombies and seeking power. just ahead, the end of one chapter and quest for justice. we have an

we are back on saturday morning with the "weekly download." our look at the big stories. >> nbc anchor joe fryer is in new york with that. >> good morning, kristen and peter. among the headlines, the

stunning verdict against former president trump. a federal civil jury found former president trump libel for sexually abusing and defaming writer e. jean carroll ordering to pay $5 million. she appeared first on "today" to discuss the importance of her victory. >> this is not about the money. this is about getting my name back. >> mr. trump's lawyer vowed to appeal. >> mr. trump appeared on a cnn town hall repeating his lies about the 2020 election he lost and going further than ever in supporting the january 6th insurrectionists. >> i'm inclined to pardon many of them. they were there with love in their heart. it was an unbelievable and beautiful day. >> embattled congress member george santos hit with criminal charges. >> prosecutors accused santos of wire fraud and money laundering and theft of public funds.

>> i'm going to take care of clearing my name. i look forward to doing that. >> murdered alex murdaugh admitted he lied about the death of the housekeeper gloria sat afterfield. >> he told the insurance company that the family dogs caused her to trip and fall. he later collected millions in settlement money intended for satterfield's sons who never saw any of it. we reached out to murdaugh's attorney who had no comment. >> a second grader who disappeared in the woods while camping with his family was found two days later. >> more than 150 search personnel spent days combing through the 40 square mile area and finding him two miles from the camp site. >> all i see is his little tiny

white sweatshirt. he goes, eli? i ran up over to him and hugged him. i was relieved. >> some of the week's most dramatic moments caught on camera. in oklahoma city, the driver of the pickup truck led police on a wild chase before crashing into the guardrail. he first surrendered, but ran away and police captured him. ? loveland, ohio, the driver crashed into the outdoor restaurant patio with minor injuries. >> in california, a kitten rescued after being stuck in a truck. the kitten is now safe at the san diego humane society. >> finally, a new top dog in town. >> it's buddy holly. >> adorable guy named best in show by the westminster kennel club. buddy stopped by the studio on

the victory lap. congrats, buddy. >> you heard that breed is referred to as the pbgb. the actual name is hard to say. the petite basset grande. >> pbj is what we give the girls. >> just like that. >> joe, that was impressive. buddy holly beat out 3,000 other dogs. he is retiring to palm springs. >> you should see him with the horned-rim glasses. joe, thank you very much. >> great stuff. coming up, singer blake shelton getting a star on the hollywood walk of fame. we will tell you what his friends and our carson daly and gwen stefani had to say. and a look back at iconic tv sets going up for auction, but agrst these mess

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>> it's a dog eat dog world, sam, and i'm eating milkbone underwear. >> a classic. welcome back. not only does everyone with know your name, but that are bar. it is going up on the auction block. coming up, how you can get in on the action to own a piece of "cheers" history. nothing like a norm one liner walking into the bar. >> norm, cliff, woody. the gang. it is fun to look back. we begin with the check of the headlines this half hour. we begin in washington, d.c. with pressure mounting for president biden and congressional leaders to reach a deal for the nation's debt ceiling. this morning, with the deadline two and a half weeks away, still no agreement to prevent the u.s. from potentially defaulting on its debt for the first time in history. the president and top democratic leaders are expected to gather

at the white house before the president heads overseas. the staffs meet again today and tomorrow, we're told. there are conflicting reports whether or not they are making real progress here. a default could have catastrophic consequences. the fda approved a new drug hailed as a game changer for women during menopause. the pills marketed under the name fezolinetant treats hot flashes and night sweats without hormones. it benefits women who don't take hormone replacement therapy or can't. about 80% of women suffer from hot flashes which can last a decade or more. excitement in the playoffs. two more making it in the nba final four with the battle between lebron james and steph curry. the lakers crushed golden state 122-101. james leading the lakers with 30 points. after the game, you see the hug.

james and curry sharing a friendly embrace. l.a. takes on the nuggets in the western conference finals. on the other side, miami heat hit several clutch baskets in the fourth. they topped the knicks 96-92. the heat survived to play the game will survive the eastern conference finals. also this morning, idaho mother facing a possibility of life behind bars after being found guilty of murdering her children and in connection with the death of her husband's ex-wire. marissa parra is in los angeles with more. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. lori vallow became known as the doomsday cult mom. the jury heard details of the murders. now family members say they are

grateful for justice. it took a jury almost seven hours to convict lori vallow. the mother found guilty of killing her two youngest kids and conspireing to his her husband's first wife. showing no emotion as the verdict was read, but outside, family of the children could not hold it in. >> thank you. >> reporter: it was a shocking case that referenced evil spirits and cults and zombies and doomsday prophecies. it started in 2016. tylee and j.j. chad daybell was found dead and then vallow and daybell flee to hawaii to get married. her kids bodies are found the following summer on the property. >> i hope nobody has to see and hear the details of what

happened to j.j. and tylee and to tammy. >> reporter: in the aftermath of the murders, vallow became known as the doomsday cult mom. vallow and her husband subscribed to the belief system and evil spirits. >> did she tell you if j.j. was taken over or possessed? >> yes. >> reporter: the prosecution painted a picture eager for a carefree life highlighting she never reported the children missing. >> money, power and sex. that's what this case is about. >> reporter: as the weeks long trial came to an end, the grandfather of j.j. has one message for the boy's mother now facing life behind bars. >> love always wins. >> reporter: meantime, vallow's fifth and current husband, is facing charges of first-degree murder.

no trial date has been set in the case. kristen and peter. >> thank you for that report. let's take a turn and check on the forecast now with angie lassman. angie, a lot of moms hoping for pretty skies tomorrow. >> it is mother's day on sunday. we have good weather in spots. warm weather if you are looking for that. a nice weekend in the northeast with temperatures above normal. pittsburgh at 72. cincinnati at 79. high80s for st. louis. we are running high the next couple days. 90s in memphis and montgomery. the heat is on in some spots. we take a dip in temperatures by monday. by tuesday, we rebound back to the 70s in cleveland. upper 70s for cincinnati in the middle of the week. washington, d.c., we hit the 80s for tuesday. let's head out west. we have heat alerts in the pacific northwest. we are seeing 11 million people under the heat alerts. the advisories up and down the

coast and in seattle and portland. some of the spots will see multiple days of potential records with portland >> good morning. it's 5:36. as angie was saying, we are going to see a warm day around the west. let's start down here in san jose. the south bay, look at this beautiful sunrise over downtown. we're already starting to mix out of the clouds and seeing temperatures warm up. today, we are headed for the upper 80s in san jose, but as you go into the santa clara valley and even the east bay, we're looking at 90s for the forecast. if you want relief, head out to the coast. we'll talk and that's a look at the mother's day weekend forecast. guys, back to you. >> angie, thank you so much. just ahead, the tiktok star just ahead, the tiktok star sharing his message of a when modererate to sevevere ulcecerative cololitis

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didn't fit in and didn't make the grade. >> my adhd. i'm dislexic. i couldn't sit still. i didn't know where to start. the other side was how i saw myself and it made me feel different and feel i can't make it. >> reporter: despite school programs to help, jordan struggled in and out of the classroom. one person, his mom, debbie, never gave up on him. >> i knew he was suffering inside. one time i found a note in his drawer that said, god, you gave me many gifts, but you forgot one. you forgot to make me smart. and it broke my heart. >> i pushed back. i gave mom a hard time. my mom matched my defiance. i'll keep giving you everything i have. >> as a mom, i knew i just

couldn't give up. >> my mom would tell me, jordan, you are smart in your own way. you learn differently. i didn't believe her at the time. >> reporter: jordan started a local college and started the summer transition program and something began to click alongside his mom's encouragement. >> what if my mom is right about me? what if i should listen? >> reporter: in 2012, he graduated with a degree in psychology and, in time, he became a financial adviser. in 2015, he spoke to students at the same pre-college program he attended after is 12th grade. >> i saw the kids with hope in their eyes. >> reporter: that feeling propelled him to create the platform and encourage kids who struggle with learning or anything else. >> at the moment i didn't think i could do it, i started here from everything my mom told me.

>> reporter: jordan tells you to celebrate the people who push you to meet your full potential. >> we had a lot of crazy times, but we made it. >> how much my mom was really the reason i was doing this -- >> your mom is the only one that won't stop. >> if i listened to every expert that said to me what jordan couldn't do or couldn't achieve, we probably wouldn't be sitting here today. >> i heart my mom. i love my mom. if it wasn't for my mom, i won't be here. >> you want to become the person you become. listen to your mom. >> that was sheinelle jones reporting. i love that advice he could learn differently. it appies to so many. >> she never stopped believing. maybe i should start listening. let's keep the good vibes going. joe is back with what is coming up in "popstart." >> still to come, it is his turn to shine. to shine. stars come out for blake shelton

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good morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday, may 13th. i'm kira klapper. happening today, groups against gun violence are protesting for gun safety across the country. that includes right here in the bay area. the events are being called mother's day of action and are organized by moms demand action. they're calling on congress to reinstate the federal assault weapons ban. assault weapons and high-capacity magazines were banned in the 1994 law which expired on september 13th, 2004. there are three events happening in the bay area. you can see on your screen there. organizers say all protests will be peaceful. children are welcome.

now to dramatic video of a car that went off the cliff on the coast. it happened just before 3:30 yesterday afternoon in santa cruz county. the chp responded to report of a car driving recklessly on southbound highway 1 by scotts creek bridge. the driver went off the road, 500 feet down the embankment and into the water. a 29-year-old man from texas died in the crash. the chp is investigating what led to it. the car will be removed from the water today. we're going to turn now and check in with cinthia pimentel for a check of the forecast. >> good morning, everyone. we're taking a live look over san rafael, where our microclimates are ramping up on this saturday morning. we're starting the day with a little cloud cover. sweater weather to begin the day, but you might ditch it as soon as lunchtime. look at this temperature trend. we're going to warm up into the 60s already by 10:00 a.m.

lunchtime, 75 degrees. today is expected to be the warmest day of the weekend if you are away from the coastline. notice in our hour by hour outlook, we are hanging onto the cloud cover along the coast. if you do plan to beat the heat by going to the beach or anything like that, make sure you bring a sweater. we are hanging on to that cloud cover from the northern coast down into the santa cruz, beautiful coastline there, as well. even on into tomorrow. as far as our highs for today, enjoy the warmest day of the weekend. these are some of the warmest temperatures we've seen in quite a while with 90s inland. 70s at the coast. 88 in san jose. more of this and the week ahead in your full forecast at 7:00. >> cinthia, thanks. also coming up this morning on "today in the bay," may is aapi heritage month. our celebration continues. we have a story of friends coming together to strengthen their community and fight back against asian hate. we'll have that plus all your

top stories coming up at 7:00. in the meantime, we'll send you back to the "today" show. good morning. new reality. migrants and u.s. officials adjusting after the pandemic era

policy title 42 lifted. the situation along the southern border is tense, but orderly. we are live with the latest. mother's day miracle. one mom is counting her blessings after she had to undergo major surgery just a week before the birth of her twins. >> i wasn't expecting to hear i had a brain tumor. i thought maybe it was because of my pregnancy. >> her harrowing tale and message to other moms. ♪ sometimes ♪♪ and pop culture history. sets from the most treasured tv sets now going up on the auction block and joe has a first-hand look. >> i want to have you enter the house and ask you take off your shoes because this is the original carpet. >> from "all in the family" to "cheers." how you can be part of the iconic shows. that's no joke.

>> hi, "today" show. happy mother's day. i love you. >> we're the simpsons from austin, texas. sending love to our cousins. >> emma and ellie. we love those greetings. good morning. welcome back to "today." saturday morning. mother's day tomorrow. happy mother's day to you. >> thank you. >> wish all of the mothers a good mom's day. hope you have a nice chance to relax. >> happy mother's day. we want to get to today's news and scene at the border. a little more than 24 hours since title 42, the covid era restriction, was lifted. we have julia ainsley in el paso, texas. julia, good morning.

>> reporter: kristen, good morning. i'm in downtown el paso where migrants have been sleep on the streets for days. many being apprehended and released due to overcrowding. friday was the first day of the era of the lifting the covid order title 42. under the new policies, more migrants are expected to try their chances of seeking asylum in the u.s. dhs officials said they did not see a fresh spike of border crossings, but contination of the surge. more than 60,000 igrants crossed in the last three days. new york city mayor accusing the biden administration of destroying the big apple and asking for more help. acting secretary blas nunez-neto

responding to that assertion this morning. >> we recognize the money has been appropriated for that purpose is not enough. i would say these are the costs of the fundamentally broken immigration system. we have not modernized our laws in decades. >> reporter: peter and kristen, the biden administration is now facing another battle over immigration in courts. the aclu asked the judge to block a policy that makes it harder for migrants to claim asylum and a florida court placed a hold on the border agent to release migrants in the u.s. without a court date or tracked in the country. >> julia ainsley, thank you. we appreciate it. to breaking news. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy has landed in italy to meet with pope francis. nbc's ellison barber is following that for us in

ukraine's capital city of kyiv. ellison, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. president volodymyr zelenskyy confirmed his intention to meet with pope francis in his trip to italy and he is also meeting with the president of the country and the prime minister. volodymyr zelenskyy has met with pope francis in the past. this is the first time they met since the full-scale invasion began. the pope expressing his desire for peace and saying he wants to see the conflict end which is a bit of an unusual move for the leader of the catholic church. a few days ago after a trip in hungary, he was speaking with reporters on the papal plane. he said there were some talks and negotiations and discussions and plans for some mission involving the vatican to try to end the war here. he didn't get into specific details at the time. saying it wasn't public yet. he would comment more when it became public. as he said that, ukrainian

officials as well as russian officials were not aware of the so-called secret peace mission and not involved in it at all. in that trip, where he was on the plane coming back from hungary speaking with reporters, he talked about his desire to have the vatican involved as an intermediary to help bring ukrainian children to russian occupied territories back to their homes. not going into details, but saying he feels there is a place for the holy sea to be involved there. we are waiting and see how the day progresses to see what comes of the meeting. we know volodymyr zelenskyy plans to sit down with pope francis. pope francis has expressed desire in the past to meet with russian president vladimir putin. so far, he has not done that since the invasion. peter and kristen. >> ellison, did the situation on the ground and i want to ask about the president volodymyr zelenskyy's trip. the west is waiting for ukraine

to launch a critical spring counter offensive. what is the latest on that? >> reporter: we have been waiting for this to happen for quite a while. watching as ukrainian officials talk about the preparations as they say they have taken some steps moving closer to the counter offensive. it was earlier this month at the beginning of the month where we heard from a spokesperson with ukraine's military where they acknowledged forces were involved in carrying out an air strike on the oil depot in russian occupied crimea. they said it was in preparation for the counter offensive. yesterday, there were plumes of smoke in the russian occupied areas. there is some speculation that it is part of the staging effort to lay the ground work so ukraine can launch a counter offensive. we heard in recent days from volodymyr zelenskyy when he sat down with bbc and felt the country is ready to launch the counter offensive and they are

prepared in training and there mentally. they are waiting on equipment from western countries like armored vehicles. he needs to wait for that for the counter offensive to minimize casualties. peter. >> ellison barber with the latest from ukraine. thank you. a welcome sight for the wnba friday night in phoenix. brittney griner played in the first game since her nearly ten-month detainment in russia. griner received a huge ovation from the crowd. finishing with 10 points and 3 rebounds in the match up with the l.a. sparks. the seven-time all-star missed the season because of detainment due to drug-related charges. peter, just seeing her back on the court. what a sight. it was emotional for so many. >> standing o. for griner as she returns to the court. time for a check on the morning boost. here again is joe. >> of course, it is mother's day weekend. we are spotlighting someone who is like a mom away from home for

students at high point university in north carolina. so much so that after commencement this week, the new college grads lined up to give their beloved security guard a special good-bye. >> i got you. >> love you. >> come back to see you. i love you guys. >> we love you. >> the security guard is cell phone -- security guard is known as miss val. she goes out of her way to help students feel welcome. the students do love her as much as she loves them. after the school posted this video, several parents also chimed in. one saying, thank you for always loving up my girl and watching out for her. reminder, it is a day for moms, our chosen moms and those who fill in when mom is not around. >> we celebrate you. joe, thank you very much.

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we are back with "today's talker." you'll be talking about this one. one family's special first mother's day. days before an ohio woman's twins born, she underwent surgery for a brain tumor. >> catie beck tells the story of the incredible will to survive. >> reporter: in the second trimester, she was struck with headaches. >> it was almost to the point i couldn't handle it. >> reporter: she started losing vision. an mri revealed the mother-to-be

had a brain tumor pressing against her pituitary gland. >> i thought it was because of the pregnancy. i was scared. i was emotional. >> reporter: with her eye sight getting worse, she started fearing the moment she wanted to see the most in life may go unseen. >> it is generally benign. in her case, she was losing her vision. that vision would have been lost. >> reporter: the tumor needed to be removed immediately to save her vision. that was the recommendation of the doctors from the cleveland clinic. it would not be easy, but it would be a success. her vision immediately better. just in time for the arrival of the healthy boy and girl a week later. >> say hi. >> i feel stronger than what i was before.

i feel empowered like nothing can stop me. >> reporter: she hopes other mothers will heed her warning of persistent headaches. on mother's day, she is savoring every second. seeing all moment crystal clear and with a grateful heart. >> i'm taking it one step at a time and appreciate every day that comes. whether it is mother's day or not. >> reporter: for "today," catie beck, nbc news. >> those are the cutest nuggets. happy mother's day. that is an insane story. her strength. her strength. getting that story. >> imagine she gave birth to them a week after surgery. what an incredible story. our hearts are with them. angie lassman is back with another check of the weather. angie, you have to stop and pay tribute to the mom.

incredible. her and all of the moms. the world cannot go around without moms. we love moms. the forecast is important to give moms extra love on sunday. we have rain in the forecast for the weekend. this moisture is hanging around parts of texas. it will be a soggy couple days. 11 million people at risk with flood watches in place. you can see anywhere from 6 to 10 inches possible by the time we get through at least monday. here is what we are dealing with today. severe risk in the midwest. let's get to sunday. mother's day. pleasant and bright for the no >> good morning. it's 6:16 on this saturday. maybe you want to celebrate mom early today. san rafael, just a little of that fog hanging on this morning. then look at that, you will not need a sweater as you go on into euro lun your lunchtime hour. 80 degrees. if you want relief from the heat and want to head to the

coastline, expect the fog and clouds to hang around. bring an extra layer. throughout the day today, 90s inland, 70s in the kristen, happy mother's day to you and my mom. >> angie, thank you so much. to all of our moms, happy mother's day. still to come, going, going, gone. how you can get your hands on theiece of tv p

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living rooms and bars and much more from the shows we love. they are all going up for sale in a live auction. take one look at this cepia tone set and you are transported to "all in the family." >> you should take off your shoes. this is the original carpet. >> a piece of tv history which is still around today thanks to james komisar. >> this is a famous doppler radar way. 704. >> he has one of archie bunker's chairs. >> you have to buy it. >> and soon, you can buy it. the entire set from "all in the family." >> the actual desk. >> or this from "the tonight show with johnny carson." he got it from the king of late night himself. >> imagine the celebrity butts

that graced that chair. this was basically the most important real estate. >> he has the place where everybody knows your name. >> what's the story, norm? >> thirsty guy walks into a bar. >> the bar once actually pumped out real beer. >> we cannot give the actors real beer any more because it affected their -- >> acting abilities? >> yes. >> all of it is now on display at heritage auctions in dallas. >> it is the work of a lifetime. >> nearly 1,000 lots from the comisar collection go on the auction block next month. to the three sets and costumes. >> these things could end up in a museum or in someone's house? >> i would be thrilled with both. i think equally it is about stewardship and passing to the next generation. >> comisar has been collecting for 32 years and once dreamed of

building a museum, but that proved to be too tough. >> i have to release these pieces back to the fans and collectors. they are the future of this stuff. they need to hold them and preserve them and elevate them. >> i can tell it is not easy to say good-bye to these things. >> as a collector, it is never easy to say good-bye. especially en masse. >> the time has come to give tv's vibrant past an even better future. you can go online now to see the full heritage auction catalog. the live auction takes place next month, june 2nd, 3rd and 4th. norm and cliff, must have been feeling nostalgic. they stopped by earlier this week to the "cheers" bar. the starting bid is $100,000. i say we chip in and get it and do the show from the bar. >> the guys look good, norm and cliff. >> i hope whoever buys them

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fullson and harrison. you can get your next dose at the same time next saturday. the amtrak station in martinez is expected to stay closed throughout this weekend. this comes after police think a hazmat situation there is spreading. a mercury spill happened monday. police believe the mercury initially was dumped in a trash can at the amtrak station. then it believes a garbage truck picked it up and inadvertently spread it. now, mayor martinez says new traces of mercury were detected in a parking lot at the marmari. it is unclear if that location was part of the garbage truck's route. health leaders are telling people to avoid walking in the streets. instead, stay on the sidewalks. we're going to turn now to cinthia pimentel, who has a check of this microclimate forecast on this mother's day weekend. >> hi, kira. good morning. good morning, everyone. we're honoring the mothers you might want to celebrate today instead of tomorrow to beat the

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