we're seeing the san mateo bridge slow down, same thing for the south bay. note for b.a.r.t. riders, we talked about the crash overnight, but it is cleared. it is not expecting this morning's b.a.r.t. ride. that's on schedule. the "today" show is just ahead. you can get more local news right now with our brand new newscast streaming live on roku, samsung tv+ and xumo, not to mention nbcbayarea.com. we're going to tell you about the bay area county set to consider a plan for a big break in the water hike. >> that's what's happening on "today in the bay." the "today" show is coming up next. have a good morning. good tuesday morning we have new details on yet another mass shooting. this one in new mexico. >> a search for answers underway it's tuesday, may 16th this is "today."

deadly rampage three people killed. six others hurt by a teenage gunman roaming the streets and opening fire at random >> i have eyes on the suspect. he's walking south he's wearing all black. >> this morning survivors sharing their harrowing stories. >> i knew then that it was gunshots and i just grabbed my daughter we just barricaded between the washer and the drier. >> and how police finally ended the violence. disturbing attack. a man yielding a baseball bat attacks two staffers. one of the victims, an intern on her very first day of work. >> imagine your first day in the office a man comes in with a baseball bat and beats you. >> the latest and the suspect's troubling history. breaking overnight, russia launching intense air strikes all across kyiv.

one of the biggest attacks on ukraine's capital in months. we're live on the front lines. final report the fbi criticized for its handling of the 2016 trump russia investigation just ahead, the long-awaited results of the spishl counsel's four-year probe. why he says the agency never should have launched it in the first place. former president trump's reaction and what it means for the 2024 race. those stories, plus shark surprise >> tiger shark tiger shark rammed me! >> the heart stopping moment that a huge shark attacked an unsuspecting kayaker >> it is miraculous that i didn't get knocked over. >> what he's saying about that frightening encounter. and ready, set, travel the summer vacation season almost here expected to be one of the busiest ever. we have all the tips and tricks you need for fun in the su today, may 16th, 2023.

♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza well, good morning welcome to "today. we are so happy you are joining us and it is a busy tuesday morning. >> good morning, everybody good to have you along we will start this morning wit a pair of stunning attacks two different places in the country. the first in new mexico. another community reeling from yet another mass shooting. >> three people killed several others hurt, including two police officers. it happened in the city of farmington the suspect a heavily armed 18-year-old shot and killed by police. the other incident happened in virginia where two people were beat by a man with a metal baseball bat. that attack coming amid a rise in attacks against members of congress >> we have complete coverage on both stories we will start in new mexico. nbc's erin mclaughlin. hi, good morning

>> reporter: good morning. police who responded to that shooting described the scene as chaotic saying the gunman who was armed with multiple weapons was firing randomly at homes and cars >> shooting off about 50 shots possibly still going on. >> reporter: gunfire erupting monday morning in farmington, new mexico about 200 miles northwest of santa fe >> i have eyes on the suspect. he's walking south he's wearing all black he has an automatic weapon. >> reporter: police say the suspect rode through an area o up to a quarter of a mile, firing at least three different weapons, including an ar-15. >> at this point it appears to be purely random six houses and three cars were shot in the course of the event as the suspect randomly fired at whatever entered his head to shoot at. >> reporter: three people were killed and six others injured, including two police officers, now in stable condition. the 18-year-old suspect seen here before he was shot and

killed by police the mayor praising law enforcement saying it took just five minutes to stop the shooter, adding that quick response likely saved countless lives. jolene was home with her baby daughter when she heard the shots. >> it went from pop, pop, pop to pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. i freaked out because i knew then that it was gunshots and i just grabbed my daughter we just barricaded between the washer and dryer >> reporter: the window of the 1-year-old pierced by bullets. five democratic lawmakers from new mexico issuing a statement saying today is a painful reminder that we must do more, fighting for sensible gun measures that will keep new mexicans safe. there have been 225 mass shootings in 2023 alone, according to the gun violence archive, which includes any shooting with at least four victims.

this morning another community in the u.s. left reeling >> it is heart-breaking for the victims, absolutely heart-breaking for the victims who were just going about their every day life. >> it is heart breaking. erin, tell us about the victims. what do we know? >> reporter: hoda, it appeared the three killed were all women over the age of 70 that according to former state representative strickland. who spoke to the albuquerque journal. he added that one of them he knew very well and leaves behind five children. authorities not publicly released or commented on the victims. hoda >> thank you now so that violent assault with the fairfax office of gerry connolly two members of his staff attacked by a man armed with a metal baseball bat nbc capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles joins us with the latest on their condition and what we have learned this morning about the suspect. ryan, good morning >> reporter: savannah, good morning.

the good news is that both of those staffers have been released from the hospital, and their boss, congressman gerry connolly, tells me they will recover from those physical injuries, but what he is worried about is the trauma they experienced in this office behind me. >> someone has been struck with a bat. >> reporter: this morning police are trying to determine why a man entered democrat congressman connolly's office and attacked two of his staffers with a metal baseball bat the same man, police believe, is seen in is new surveillance footage, chasing another woman nearby just minutes earlier. authorities say the suspect then showed up at connolly's office looking for the lawmaker when he learned the congressman wasn't there, he went off, hitting two of connolly's staffers. >> one of the staffers who was injured, she's an intern and today was her first day. >> reporter: the staffers treated and released at a local hospital.

>> you could absolutely tell that the people inside were scared they were hiding >> reporter: federal investigators searching the home of 49-year-old suspect xuan-kha tran pham, who has a history of run-ins with police. in 2022, court documents show he was charged with assaulting and attempting to disarm an office during what prosecutors describe as a mental health crisis. the charges were later dropped when pham complied with treatment. he filed a handwritten lawsuit against the cia last year, claiming he had been wrongfully imprisoned and alleged he had been, quote, brutally tortured from the fourth dimension. this latest assault comes as attacks against members of congress and their families have skyrocketed. last month the number of threats have increased 400% over the last six years. >> i worry about the normalization of violence in our

politics i have a strong and resilient staff. they're committed to the mission, and they will not be deterred by this kind of tragic incident. >> reporter: and the next step for congressman connolly is a full security assessment of hi office here in this district he's concerned not only for the safety of his staff but for the general public that enter into his office every day. savannah >> ryan nobles, thank you. we have breaking news on the war in ukraine russia launching an intense new wave of attacks on kyiv and other regions hours after ukraine's president wrapped up his mission to secure more military aid from allies molly hunter is in kyiv for us hey, molly good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. that's right this was the biggest attack on the capital in weeks we are in the heart of the capital city right now we heard the intercepted explosions, a series of fast thuds and explosions around 3:00

a.m. local time. this morning the ukrainian air force says their air defense systems which include the patriot defense systems provided by the u.s. intercepted and brought down every single russian missile overnight, a massive wave of russian attacks aimed at ukraine's capital. the biggest in weeks ukraine's air force said russia targeted kyiv with at least 18 missiles from the north, south and east. and ukraine's air defense systems shooting down even the most advanced russian weapons, including six hyper sonic missiles launched from aircraft. nine cruise missiles from the black sea. three land based missiles an nine drones, all destroyed according to the air force the defense minister calling it another unbelievable success for the ukrainian air forces, adding thank you to our air force service members and our partner states who invested in securing the skies over ukraine and all of europe.

the overnight attack comes on the heels of fresh military investment from western allies president volodymyr zelenskyy speaking on his way home after his successful european tour but zelenskyy's priority remains fighter jets and increased support from the u.s down south, just off the front line, ukraine is training troops as fast as they can. we expect the counter offensive to start, and we are ready, this soldier says ready another soldier sads t finally end this war these last four days in the bit early contested town controlled by the wagner group have seen the first battlefield gains in

ukraine for months momentum the ukrainians hope that will drive their coming offensive. now, the focus today remains very much on bakhmut the ukrainians say they are turning the tide earlier today, a disturbing unverified video has emerged where the wagner group claims an american has died in bakhmut nbc news has not verified this we reached out to u.s. officials for more. hoda >> molly, thank you. critical debt ceiling talks are resuming at the white house today with weeks to go before a possible catastrophic default. the president is meeting with congressional leaders. the two sides still appear far apart on any deal. garrett haake joins us now garrett, good morning. do you expect to see any progress from today's meeting? >> good morning. progress seems to be the goal. with the president set to leave for japan and australia tomorrow

speaker mccarthy told reporters yesterday he sees the two side as very far apart. president biden has been more optimistic in his public comments but their main hope is to reach an agreement today on the broad areas where compromise might be possible both sides say that list might include like making permitting easier for energy and infrastructure projects, taking back unspent covid money and putting caps on future spending. but the bottom line, don't expect a deal to come out of today's meeting. >> one thing everyone agrees on in capitol hill is the u.s. cannot be permitted to default that hasn't brought them closer to coming to an agreement here lay it out for us. what would it look like if the u.s. were to default? >> reporter: yeah. it is something we have never seen before. it would be disastrous for the economy. with the government just not able to pay its bills. things like social security checks, tax refunds, veterans benefits could all be delayed. interest rates would spike

retirement accounts would be pummeled if the markets take a big hit which is also expected yesterday the treasury department said the date this could happen is june 1st. savannah >> thank you very much. 7:13 a lot more to get to craig joins the table. good morning >> good morning. good morning to you as well. we now have the long-awaited results of a trump-era special counsel investigation explorin the fbi's probe of russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign and potential ties to the trump campaign nbc news justice department correspondent ken dilanian has details on that. what do we know, sir >> the report is filled with blistering criticism of the fbi for its decision to open that investigation of the trump campaign critics say the investigation fell flat, even though it lasted more than a year longer than the russia investigation by special counsel robert mueller durham brought just two criminal

cases that ended in acquittals, and his report called for no major changes. this morning the investigation that followed a political firestorm around the 2016 election -- >> a horrible, horrible, disgusting witch hunt. >> reporter: finally wrapping up ahead of the next one. republicans saying it exposed serious wrongdoing by the fbi. >> the fbi has a lot of work to do >> while democrats calling it a rehash that didn't live up to its billing. >> the investigation, the investigators by durham revealed little to nothing. >> mr. trump on his truth social website saying the american public was scammed, but the report, though highly critical of the fbi did not back up mr. trump's claims that he was framed by a corrupt conspiracy. >> i think it is a political crime of the century. >> in fact, special counse john durham did not find corruption or actions motivated by politics. durham was tapped by trump's

attorney general bill barr to look into whether fbi officials abused their powers when they opened an investigation in 2016, code name cross fire hurricane looking into allegations the trump campaign had colluded with the russian government that eventually led to the appointment of special counsel robert mueller who, in the end, did not find a conspiracy between trump and the kremlin. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing >> although, mueller did find a trump campaign eager to accept help from russians durham's report criticized what he called seriously deficient mistakes by the fbi adding the bureau was much more cautious than skeptical about allegations against the clinton campaign all possible fodder for trump as he mounts another campaign for president. the fbi says it long ago overhauled how it handles national security investigations in response to that earlier

inspector general's report and the attorney general has to personally approve probes into national political campaigns. >> all right ken, thank you. let's get our first check of the weather. bill karins is here. filling in for al. >> good to be back with you. delivering you a fantastic day today. unfortunately we always have some problem areas today we're focussing on the ohio valley. we had a break from the severe weather yesterday. it returns today so far it is just umbrella weather. as we go through the afternoon, that's when these storms will fire up. they will start in areas of tennessee and kentucky they will push into areas of north carolina and virginia. we do have what we call an enhanced risk of severe weather today. from london, kentucky to boone, this is where we have damaging wind gusts for the hilly terrain. worry about flash flooding in these areas. isolated tornadoes more wind damage threat. maybe one or two tornadoes during the day it only takes one to have a lot

of destruction hopefully we'll avoid that the flash flood risk will be with us from southern indiana all the way through kentucky into the mountainous areas through tonight. as much as three inches of rain. hopefully we get through this event a lot better than we did this week. that's the national forecast we'll get to your local forecast in thehe next 30 s seconds i got toto choose ththe phone ii wanted. . for free. . not bragg. (cecilily) you're braggining. (neighghbor) ohoh, he's s bragging.. (seth) who, me? never. oh, excusese m. hellllo, your roroyal highnen, sisir... (cecily) okay, ththat's a a brag. (seteth) hey, m mom. i gotttta call youo. (vo)o) visit yoyour verizonon store dug our r spring savavings eventnt and choose the phone you want, like the incredible iphone 14, onon us. verizonn good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a look at our forecast for today. really feeling a lot warmer for some of our warmest valleys around the bay area, reaching into the upper 80s. but we will have a slight

cooldown tomorrow and those temperatures continue to come down a few degrees by the end of the week. the weekend is looking nice as well. it's going >> that's your tuesday morning forecast >> that's your tuesday morning forecast. >> all right. >> thank you, bill. coming up, we showed you this dramatic video yesterday, the massive shark startling a kayaker. this morning he is telling that fish tale. plus, memorial day weekend is almost here we'll help you navigate the busy summer travel with everything you need to know. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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it happened about 11:30 last night between the fruitvale and lake merritt stations in oakland. investigators say a pickup truck driving down east 8th crashed into the b.a.r.t. tracks, then an oncoming b.a.r.t. train smashed into the truck. paramedics took the train operator to the hospital. a passenger on the train was also hurt. police did take the truck driver into custody. also overnight, police are investigating a deadly crash in antioch. investigators say three people were killed in a two-vehicle crash. new video showing the damage done to one of those cars. we know all three victims were in the smashed car. this happened around 11:00 last night along lone tree way near country hills drive. a witness working inside a nearby gas station says the car clipped another vehicle, leading to that crash. police have not confirmed that information. let's get a look at that forecast for this tuesday morning with meteorologist kari hall. >> and some of us will have some hotter temperatures for today, mostly for the inland valleys

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weeks away myrtle beach, south carolina. god's country as my friend craig melvin would say >> grand strand. >> a lot of people on the beach. >> there are deals to be had vicky nguyen will be along and help us sort out the traveling plans. we will start this half hour with a frighteningly close encounter with a shark. >> yeah. we first you showed you this chilling video yesterday a fisherman in a kayak coming face to face with that massive tiger shark. as you might imagine he told our gadi schwartz that he is grateful to be alive. gadi, good morning to you. >> yeah. good morning you know in that video you can see the island behind him? it turns out that island was about a mile away. so he was a mile out from shore. scott says he was out trying to find something big like maybe a yellow fin tuna. he never imagined he would see something bigger taking a bite out of his boat all while the

camera was rolling scott haraguchi was fishing in a kayak off the coast in hawai when he got the surprise of a lifetime >> tiger shark tiger shark rammed me. i heard a whooshing sound like a boat i thought it was a turtle. >> reporter: it was definitely not a turtle watch again in slow motion as a tiger shark he thought is 15 feet long rams his boat with tremendous force. >> if it wanted it could hav punctured my kayak or sunk it. or continue to harass me and knock me in the water. >> it wasn't until watching the gopro at home that he realized just how fortunate he was to escape the predator unharmed. >> i realized it was a shark, but i didn't realize how close its face and teeth had come to me i hit it in the eye so it swam off and didn't want any more kicks in the face from me.

>> reporter: there have been at least four recorded shark attacks in hawaii this year. the highest number of attacks happen in florida. a 13-year-old made that list last week. a soon-to-be eighth grader told us about her encounter off the florida coast. near her home. >> i was just doing everything i could to get it off me. >> reporter: reed who needed 19 stitches suffered bites on her torso, arm, finger and knee but managed to fight the shark off. >> i didn't mean to hit it in the nose i was trying to hit it any where. >> reporter: back in hawaii -- >> i have never had a shark attack me or approach me that way. it is miraculous that i didn't get knocked over. >> reporter: a narrow escape giving this fisherman a whale of a tale to share. >> indeed. did the kayaker say what he thought could have prompted that attack >> yeah. he says he saw a seal in that same area before the attack happened he thinks the shark might have

injured the seal, was coming back around, confused the kayak with the seal. here's the kicker. as for whether he is done with the ocean after this, he says, no, he was out on the water a little later that day. you just got to hope he realizes he's going to need a bigger boat, right? >> well played, gadi schwartz. well played. >> or a smaller shark. >> there you go. that's always the most like mind boggling part of these shark stories that we do the girl yesterday said the same thing, i'm getting right back out there. >> fall off the horse and right back on it. >> that's what we say, just say home. >> there you go. still ahead, an eye-opening look at the future of artificial intelligence with the head of microsoft, where the technology is headed and the growing concerns it has on the next generation. but first, vicky is here to make the most of our memorial day and summer vacations. good morning >> good morning, guys.

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prices are down nearly $1 from this time last year, right around $3.53 if you are flying expect another 3.4 million people to join you we could see the busiest season in the sky since 2005. so pack your patience. and if you are heading out by bus or train, another 1.9 million people it is up 21% from last year. whatever way you travel, expect a lot of company. >> let's break it down if you are going on a road trip, how's that to get a deal and how do you make your dollar last >> when it comes to gas prices, use an app waze and google will tell you where the cheapest gas is. in exchange for those discounts, you probably are giving up some of your personal data. pay with cash, if you can. usually that's 10 to 15 cents off a gallon versus a credit card if you are loyal to any gas station, sign up for the app and try to stick to that gas station. those discounts will add up as well. >> you mentioned flying could be the busiest since 2005 if you haven't booked that

ticket yet, what is the best way? >> we talked to a couple travel experts. they say if you are going to some of the hot destinations, meaning los angeles or orlando, new york city, you will pay a premium. but if you have some flexibility consider mid-week. let's say you can save your memorial day monday and maybe travel the first week of june, that's the cheapest time between memorial day and july 4th. if you are looking at the package deals, those are great just note it can be difficult to unwind if anything changes and you have to cancel. >> okay. there are some new options on ride shares. that's important because a lot of people wouldn't consider that. >> there are some new features on uber and lyft make it easier for you. you can plan ahead and book your ride beforehand. if you know you will leave on friday morning, it will be a busy time. uber launched a new feature that helps you find the uber. when you get off on the airport and you are trying to figure out

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a very good morning to you. it is 7:56. i'm laura garcia. here is a look at what's happening now. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez in oakland where teachers will return to the classroom after a week on the picket line. the tentative deal to end the strike is a $70 million package toward increase in salaries, an

average of 15%. it gives teachers a one-time $5,000 stipend and it requires the district to hire more counselors, librarians, nurses and performing arts teachers. the union has to ratify the deal later today, the county has to accept it and oakland unified has to vote on it as well. time to check in with meteorologist kari hall. she's got a look at our forecast for this tuesday. >> we're going to see our inland valleys warming up a lot more with temperatures headed for the upper 80s for morgan hill and san martin, upper 80s for concord and livermore, 91 today in fairfield. if you're along the coastline, parts of the inner bay are in for a mild afternoon. temperatures reaching 77 in fremont and 76 in san francisco. now, tomorrow we're going to have a slight cooldown across the bay area with napa reaching 79 degrees and 81 in dublin, while mountain view will see a high of 79. and then on thursday we're still looking at some upper 60s for

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us we will get outside and visit in a minute >> so much to look forward to, including tomorrow maria shriver will be here menopause and the controversial reason it is not offered to women in this country. really important story. >> indeed. another mass shooting in america. yesterday this one in new mexico three victims died six others hurt. in this case, officials say a teenager with several weapons wandered through a neighborhood, shooting at houses and other random targets erin mclaughlin joins us now with the latest on the investigation. hi, erin, good morning >> good morning, hoda. police the mass shooting happened in farmington, new mexico, monday morning describing the scene as chaotic as an 18-career-old gunman opened fire seemingly at random homes and cars

nbc news spoke to one woman who described how her one-year-old's bedroom wall was pierced by bullets in the attack. take a listen. >> it went from pop, pop, pop to pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. and i freaked out because i knew then that it was gunshots and i just grabbed my daughter we just barricaded between the washer and dryer >> three people were killed in the attack the gunman was shot and killed by police. two police officers were among the injured, currently in stable condition in the hospital, and this morning, police are being praised for their fast response, having shot and killed the gunman within five minutes authorities saying this could have been so much worse. still, so many questions this morning. we don't know the identity of the gunman his motive is also unclear hoda >> erin mclaughlin, thank you.

today one of the nation's leading voices on artificial intelligence is set to testify before congress. lawmakers look to regulate the rapidly evolving technology. sam altman is the ceo of open ai and chatgpt has become very popular. for its ability to answer questions quickly on a wide range of topics. i even attracted tech giants like microsoft which is now integrated the software for the bing search engine andrew ross sorkin sat down with the head of microsoft to discuss the future of ai >> how is this going to change education? and the idea of what people, the next generation are going to have to know and need to know? >> what is an ai tutor could engage the student and really help them get the concepts because if you think about it, education today is sort of intimidating critical thinking will still be very much what humans do but i think there is an opportunity for us to retool

ourselves with new tools kids should do all of the things that now allow us to do with this augmented tool. and things like critical reasoning, being able to be more creative with the machine, to be able to sort of not be afraid of learning new things. >> more on that interview. what type of impact ai could have i mean, this is so timely. it feels like there is this inflection point happening where you have leading voices in the industry, people who used to be the inventors of ai saying, whoa, whoa, whoa, let's pause a minute this is going too far, too fast. then you have companies incentivized to use ai for profit. where do you find that line? >> so bill gates is now saying this is the most transformational thing he's seen since he started in the business, which is kind of unbelievable on the other end of it, yes, there are so many people saying slow down. for better or worse, i think the

train is leaving the station and the question is what kind of guard rails can you put around it that is the fundamental question that will be asked today the sad part is it is unclea whether you can put guard rails around it fast enough or ever. >> let's talk about the guard rails for a second there will be a congressional hearing. they will talk about it. nothing ever happens at the end of it. can big companies like these, microsoft, police themselves if that's what's going to have to happen. >> the good news is, actually, that microsoft and google, alphabet, have actually policed their tools to some degree meaning, if you ask it certain questions it will not answer in certain ways they are trying to prevent it from being racist, for example, or saying things completely and utterly wrong. by the way, there was a time when some of this stuff came out would happen so they're trying to do that

but it is not to just worry about the big large language models it is actually everybody else. there are other models being developed that will not be controlled some of the engineers cannot fully explain how these things even work. they do this thing called hallucinating. >> what is that? >> you can write and it will occasionally start to hallucinate and just write stuff that doesn't make sense. that's the point the technology, the way it's set up, is not there yet that's the real question. >> it's like they opened the gates, unleashed this wild animal and have no idea where it will go. >> i have seen models that are truly breathtaking. >> like what >> you could say here's a book, here's a book, compare and contrast it. and the writing is well done i mean, it -- there are things that this is going to do that will unleash great things, but there is a lot of things that will make us very uncomfortable. >> i talked to a college student that already said it's writing

all of their papers. >> well, that's the problem. >> is it reasonable to expect lawmakers can regulate something that they don't fully understand >> i think you hit it on the those because the truth is engineers can't fully understand exactly where things are, so how is the government? >> okay. thank you. wow. fascinating. >> thank you. >> special edition with andrew sorkin airs tonight. 10:30 on nbc news now. you can get it on demand, too. thank you. meanwhile, this morning we are hearing from the family of the south carolina bride who was killed just hours after saying "i do. it is the first time they have spoken out since taking part of the community tribute over the weekend. stephanie gosk is here with that story, including some new

details about the tragic crash good morning. >> good morning. her mother and sister say on the day of her wedding they had never seen her happier just hours later, one of the most joyful days of their lives quickly became one of the darkest. now they say they want to tell the world how special sam wa and remind them of the fragility of life. >> reporter: it's been more than two weeks since they gathered for a wedding to celebrate samantha. >> my first thought was sam finally has all the love that she's ever wanted. there was so much happiness. >> this weekend, they returned to the same spot for a beach side tribute to the 34-year-old south carolina bride she was killed by an alleged drunk driver just last month just hours after taking her wedding vows the last person sam spoke with before the car crashed into their golf car was her new husband. >> she looked at him and said, i want this day to last forever. >> you knew when you heard the sirens that something terrible had happened >> i did

i don't know how i did but i said, something happened to sam i literally screamed it. >> reporter: also still grieving is sam's husband eric. hundreds joined sam to paddle out to the ocean and place flowers with sam's name on it to honor her memory as eric recovers from injuries sustained in the crash and the family picks up the pieces, new details are emerging about this incident a recent police report includes this image showing the golf cart that carried the bride and groom along with two other family members tangled with the car that hit them. the driver, according to a toxicology report, had a blood-alcohol level more than three times the legal limit. >> what would be justice for you, lisa? >> that's a tough question a lot of people refer to it as an accident and we feel like it is not an accident she made that conscious decision, so it is not an accident. >> reporter: go fund me starte by both families have raised

nearly $800,000. a life cut short and a story touching and breaking hearts >> remains in jail awaiting trial. her lawyers responded to nbc news with a statement reading in part, we simply ask there not be a rush to judgment our court system is founded upon principles of justice and mercy and that is where all facts will come to light. until then, sam's family hopes to bring awareness to the dangers of drunk driving they say they will continue to tell her story in hopes of saving lives. >> such a terrible story. >> very brave to talk about it >> thank you two rembrandt portraits that haven't been seen in public for 200 years are going on the auction block in dating back to 1965 are being released they depict a wealthy plumber and his wife they're only 8 inches tall, maybe the smallest ever painted by the dutch master. they have been owned by the same

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else bad all the time? let's take a look. >> stop saying this word if you want to be respected. the word -- sorry. >> are women over apologizing? >> sorry, do you have a minute? >> from pantene commercials to netflix's "the diplomat". there's a growing push to say sorry to not sorry >> you just said i'm so sorry. >> i am sorry. >> but you didn't do it. >> still story >> don't apologize for things that aren't your fault. >> yes, i'm sorry. >> for what? >> experts say that verbal tic can get things off on the wrong tick. >> often starts with, hey, i'm sorry to bother you. or i'm so sorry i have to do this so we get the excuse before we get the reasoning which discounts what they have to say afterwards because you are like, what are you apologizing for >> recently wrote about saying sorry for "the new york times." >> i was raised in the south where women are often conditioned to apologize compulsively i have apologized to coffee cables i bumped into and laughed when i realized it some friends tell me to stop

apologizing so much. inevitably i reply, i know i'm sorry. >> you and i both grew up in texas, and there definitely was an emphasis on manners and definitely learning to say please and thank you also sorry did you have to wrestle with sort of where we were raised in this notion as well? >> yeah, definitely. and because i think women in the south do apologize more, it is a cultural thing there is times when it can be a way to kind of shrink ourselves or try to disappear. that you are apologizing for having feelings and thoughts in the world. >> women apologize more than men because they admit committing more offenses. just because men apologize less doesn't mean women should, too.

>> it is another way to sa the way women speak or do things is wrong so if men say sorry less than women, which is statistically true, then the solution is that men need to say i'm sorry a bit more. women need to say i'm sorry less >> being kind and being empathetic and being humble are definitely things that sometimes we can miss. >> there is a humanity that needs to be recognized that part of it is with things like please and i'm sorry and thank you and respect in the way we speak. >> tish concludes maybe it is okay to not be sorry for saying sorry. >> i'm still not quite willing to let go of, i'm sorry. i know i apologize too much. and at the end of the day, i think i would rather have it that way than not say sorry enough and if that is wrong, which it may be, i'm very sorry >> i mean, how many times a day do you think you say it? >> a hundred. >> i don't even want to count. i agree with her there are times to say i'm sorry

because you have done something. but i think what i don't like in myself is when i say i'm sorry like, i'm sorry to impose on your time. because, really, you deserve to speak. >> yes. >> and to say something. and to apologize in advance for being yourself is not cool. >> she's right it can be a verbal tick we don't even realize we're doing sometimes it is a way of just becoming small and kind of diminishing yourself as a way to try to get in there and not, i don't know, offend someone i'm sorry. do you mind if we turn the air off in here? i'm cold. >> how many times do we talk to our kids about it? the other day i said to hal, he said water water. and i said, what do you say? and he goes, sorry i said, no you say please you say please but that's something we're trying to teach is empathy and making sure that if kids have something to apologize for, they're apologizing.

>> i will say the flip side of it, i agree with your expert there because now it is this thing where it's like, don't say sorry for. what are you sorry for you didn't do anything and i'm like, oh, my gosh. i'm sorry. i don't have the right language. i'm just from a different time. when we said sorry sorry. >> also, she is a priest it is so engrained in ou culture but our religion we say we're truly sorry we really repent there is something really pure about being able to say that i was wrong and i am sorry. >> that's when sorry is appropriate. >> right. >> sorry for existing and breathing is not right. >> we made a mistake if we're late, if we have to apologize to each other, if we haven't been there, say it. >> right. >> say it. say it all right, jenna thank you. bill, how is the weather looking? >> the one i can deal with is where you make your kids apologize to each other, and they're like, sorry. >> i know. >> you get that a lot. let's talk about the forecast around the country we have will knock the

temperatures down in the pacific northwest. four days in a row portland was 90 degrees. seattle had a record high four days in a row. good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our inland areas are going to be quite warm reaching into the upper 80s for our warmest spots inland. then we'll see a cooldown for tomorrow, but that cooling trend continues into the end of the week as well as the weekend. highs will reach the upper 70s and low 80s. now it is time for my favorite part of the show. >> come on, jacob!

>> let's go, let's go. >> first up, the webby awards. roy wood jr. hosted the ceremony celebrating the best of the best of the internet. hoda taking on the trophy for individual episodes, thanks to her inspiring and thoughtful conversation with viola davis on making space. check out hoda's five word speech. >> okay. five words. this is tough. okay. here are my five. listen and love, love, love. bye! >> did you write that right then? >> on the way up because i wasn't sure what the clip would be. but what's funny is i asked a mom who is on this show. she raised four beautiful kids and i said, can you give me some advice? she said, there is only four words. and she said listen and love, love, love. i thought that applies to everything. podcasts, kids, friends, everything. i had to give a nod to a smart woman.

>> bye! >> bye! >> thank you. thank you. >> congrats. coming up next "the bear." the first full trailer is out for season 2 of the chicago-set food dramady. after season 1 left the chef ready to revamp the late brother's sandwich shop he has the gang back together to help get it up and running. >> it is a facelift. >> it is a facelift and a gut. ♪♪ >> it is going to take six months to open. >> six months? >> that's being what? >> confident. >> cocky. >> crazy. ♪♪ >> you still thinking chaos menu? >> yeah, chaos menu but thoughtful. >> gross! we need like a reset. >> "the bear" season 2 starts streaming june 22nd on hulu. get ready for that. from one bear to another over the weekend, the beloved furry friend took home the tv memorable moment award thanks to this sketch with britain's late

queen. >> perhaps you would like a marmalade sandwich i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i i keep mine in here. >> that's sweet, isn't it? >> mr. paddington bear himself was even in the crowd cheering on the scene behind the skit was he at the coronation >> i didn't see him. >> he was there, for sure. next up, "bridgerton." no one knows how to throw a wedding like the ton ♪ >> you look lovely. >> thank you, my lord. i'm happy you're pleased >> all right listen closely for anyone who has wanted to celebrate their big day like a "bridgerton" bride you're in luck

queen charlotte costume designer is the first sketches were out yesterday revealing, i know, a preview of the gowns that promised intricate lace details and exquisite embellishments if you want to order one it will cost you between $1,600 and $3,000 it is scheduled to drop soon. finally ed sheeran and luke combs teamed up. for a duet rendition of "life goes on. but in a new video, they are tackling a different kind of project. this is so good. luke teaching the uk singer the age-old tradition of shotgunning a beer. >> be mindful where the top is once you're up, then you crack the top and it's just going to go do you want me to go first or do you want to go together? all right. count us down. >> three, two, one

>> not too shabby. >> oh, my god. that was like three seconds. >> luke combs, gold medalist, gold medalist. >> shotgun olympics. >> well done, sir. guys, we have a new neighbor here at 30 rock, mrs. kardashian she has a pop-up right here in rockefeller center there she is greeting her fans we will talk about that, a new season of the kardashians. much more straight ahead with kim. but first your local news and weather. good morning. 8:26. a scare for riders taking bart last night through oakland. that's when a train collided

with a truck. investigators say the truck crashed through a fence on east 8th street before being hit by a train. the train operator and at least one passenger were sent to the hospital. police say the truck driver was treated at the scene and taken into custody. crews cleared that line in time for the start of the early morning commute. temperatures for the inland valleys will be hotter than yesterday afternoon reaching 87 in livermore and 91 in fairfield. we'll see low 70s in oakland and mid 60s in san francisco. tomorrow a breeze will bring down temperatures. san jose will reach the low 80s and for the interior east bay as well as the north bay. by thursday it's pretty much more of the same but slightly above what's normal for this time of year. we are going to start a cooling

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[ applause ] good morning 16th day of may. we have a fun crowd out today. all right. the fun is here, but the fun is also way across the way. savannah is there with kim kardashian she's checking out her new digs. they will talk about what's ne with skims and also the next season of "the kardashians" which really fun. >> and the new waterfall. >> beautiful we have another icon in the house, too rita morena joined the cast of "fast x. highly anticipated new movie in the "fast and the furious" franchise. she will tell us all about it. and then we will get a little lesson in dumpling making with the sisters from one of the hottest places in new york to get the dumplings. >> cool. and tomorrow on "today," we will have fun with the gang from "america's got talent.

we have heidi klum, sofía vergara, howie mandel. don't miss it. we will have behind the scenes stuff. >> dylan is on the road for our third hour this morning. dylan, where are you beautiful. >> hey, guys i am down here in beautiful lake norman, north carolina if you haven't heard of it yet you will coming up on the third hour of "today," we are going to talk about some of the hottest destinations of the summer, including right here in lake norman i got a chance to taste the lake life i have to tell you it is wonderful. we will have that coming up for you in just a bit. >> what is your name >> hey, sorry, dylan i was just meeting catherine hold on. i just have to know. who is your mom? >> diana hinson. >> oh, my gosh

diana hinson, i love you too thank you. sweet. >> it's the mother's day gift right there. that was perfect. >> you are the sweetest. thank you, guys. thank you so much. all right. let's go over to savannah. where are we going, weather? i don't know. this is a confusing day. >> you won an award last night. >> oh, bill. let's get to this forecast for today. the areas of concern is going to be in the ohio valleys heavy rain and thunderstorms this afternoon maybe an isolated tornado or two. we'll keep that in mind. showers and storms down along the gulf coast tomorrow we will take that wet weather and push it to the northeast. southeast. more typical stuff in the afternoon you will deal with how about that weather in the great lakes and northeast? it will feel like early y good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's look at our temperatures today. it's going to be a little bit hotter compared to yesterday especially for the inland valleys headed for the upper 80s. tomorrow we'll have a high of

about 84 degrees, upper 70s for thursday and friday. for san francisco and along the coastline we're going to see >> yeah. when you color code out there, i don't know how this works for us back to you. >> thank you so much i'm here with kim kardashians. we will talk about her passions these days she has a giant new pop-up here at 30 rock and you are eating >> kim's ice cream at our pop-ups. >> it will be sweet with kim but first, this is "today" on nbc. nbc. - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org.

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about all of it including a new season of her hit show right here good morning >> how are you >> we just saw you eating ice cream. you said i have a brain freeze >> i needed to wake up i feel like i'm still on west coast time i just got in late last night, so i needed a pick me up. >> it is a skip's branded ice cream. what will you do next? this is all summer long. this is the skim shop. people can find what here? >> we will be rotating our products which is really fun so you can always come back and there is always new stuff. our pop-pups are so much fun everything from the design process. it is just a fun experience. >> i just looked in there. you have bathing suits, undergarments, sweats, towels. ready for summer >> bras. we have everything in there. everything that you possibly need and i just love that people can actually come in and feel it instead of buying it online. sometimes can be a little tricky

for people and i love that you can just go in and feel it and try it on it is just a whole different experience. >> skims has really taken off. i think you came here when you were launching it the first day. >> i did i did. >> i don't know if you could have anticipated what a success it was going to be you are about to be on the cover of "time" as one of the most influential businesses in 2023 has skim exceeded your expectations >> it absolutely has but i learned so much along the way of what it takes to get there. so as surprised as i am because i feel like i'm always in that pinch me moment in everything i do in life, but i'm so proud of the team and how much hard work we put into it because i know what it takes to grow the business so i am surprised, but i also i'm grateful because i know what's been put into it. >> the reality show has another season that's coming out i just watched the trailer

it's all kind of stuff going on. first of all, you are going through a break-up on camera >> am i? i don't know what season yeah. >> well, in the trailer it says -- i think that all happens. >> yes, yes. >> that's hard to do, isn't it i mean, after all these years, are you ever like, i think i'm done with showing everyone this part of my life? >> you know what when we signed up for this we wanted to always be super open and honest there is obviously different seasons where some people feel like they have some boundaries and want to protect some things and other people want to open up and share way more i'm so blessed that there is so many of us that we can always respect each other's space this season was probably one of my, out of filming "keeping up with the kardashians" or "the kardashians," this season was my most emotional and frustrating

internally with family that i haven't really seen or experienced before. >> why is that i mean, they talk about some tension between you and your sister kourtney over her wedding. is that the source of it >> yeah. and we have been -- we have been there before and we'll always be okay we're always family. that's how we were raised. but i'm also proud that everyone's really vulnerable because i'm sure so many other families have gone through similar things, maybe on different levels and experiences. but i'm proud that we're still so open and still driven to show and share so much. >> is there an aftermath when something like that airs and then the cameras go away for a time where you guys are like, okay, it is just us now and you kind of have to deal with what was out there, what still lingers? >> yeah. there is different cycles. you know, you film it. and then months later -- and we think we're good and we make up. and then you edit it and then i'm seeing all the

things she's saying behind my back and she's seeing all the things i'm saying about her behind her back. the tension rises all over again and then you have to wait for months for the audience to see it and get everyone else's opinions so it is a cycle i think i like to look at it as therapy, how to like get through it but it gets really tricky and it gets really emotional. but at the end of the day, we still love sharing our life, and i don't see that changing any time soon. >> well, you know, i always have to ask you about your legal studies. >> yes. >> how is it coming along? are you still studying are you still on track >> i'm still studying. i'm in constitutional law 1 and 2 right now. it's my toughest not the biggest fan of it. i have been sharing my struggle. but with that said, i took two -- i took a mid-term yesterday. >> oh, my gosh. >> i got 100%. and then i got a 95% on my other

mid-term, so i feel like that gives me that boost of confidence again just to push through and hopefully in the next like year or so i can just take the official bar and be done. >> well, well done i know for mother's day you paid off the restitution with a partner for many, many women that are struggling. i know social justice means so much to you. keep up the good work on your studies, my friend. >> thank you >> yes thank you, kim we will go back across the street to hoda. >> that was great. look who i have here i'm sitting with a legend, rita moreno. >> really? >> yes she's here for real, an icon she's in the latest "fast and furious" movie we will find out how that role came to be but first, this is "today" on nbc. nbc. flex alert! flex alert!

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i'm with a true icon, exploding. rita moreno, first latina and one of the 18 people to get an egot emmy, grammy, oscar and a tony after seven decades in show biz, she's far from slowing down. she's starring in "fast x." >> along with an astonishing cast. >> well, hold on let's just take a look. >> okay. >> i know that this road has been very hard and also not fair. and yet, here you are. despite all of the odds. building this magnificent legacy >> those two are so funny. they are a vaudeville act. >> you love them, huh? >> oh, i adore them. i'm a text buddy with chris. >> you are >> well, i asked him for his number before i left i found him so intriguing. you know, he's a very smart, articulate guy. >> the cool thing about you is you fall in love you meet people and fall in love.

>> yes. >> that's part of how you operate. how did you get this gig on "fast x" i hear it was your grandson. >> well, it pays to sleep with the right people. >> oh, my god. did you? we heard a rumor that your grandson was instrumental. >> so he thinks. what happened is that -- his name is justin, and he's a good-looking kid anyway, that aside, he and vin met at the "west side story" premier, the new west side story. and he collared vin and said, you know, you ought to use my grandma in your movie. he said, she would be great in your movie and vin said, yes, i'm aware of it vin already decided he wanted me in it. >> ah. >> but justin was convinced that he got me the gig. >> so you gave him the credit and you just let him think about that. >> so he goes around bragging to everybody. >> i got it. i got my icon grandmother that

role. >> right. >> by the way, yesterday on our show, martha stewart was on, and she is gracing the cover of "sports illustrated" swimsuit edition at 81. >> wait a minute in a bathing suit? >> yes >> so? so tell me. >> looks gorgeous. wow! yeah. >> did she work out for this cover like six months in advance? >> she did she said she did pilates. >> isn't this cool >> i think there is something happening. cool women who are sort of unafraid to do all kinds of things i put you obviously in that category. >> i not only do, i speak. >> you just say what you want to say. >> yeah, it's fun. >> it gets greater later. is that the truth of it? >> i get dirtier and dirtier every year. >> you do? >> oh, yes i mean, i really don't give a -- >> what people think. >> eh. and that's the fun and actually, what's interesting is the younger people love that. >> yes

>> like when i talked about getting turned on when i entered the locker room in the movie. >> oh, yeah. >> "80 for brady." >> i mean something happened to me that was weird. i was then 89 or something, not quite 90 i just got into this room and i went, oh, my god i thought, what is wrong with you? you're 90. >> what is right with you? >> you filthy old woman. what are you doing it's called pheromones, and i believe in that. i was breathing in pheromones. >> you are free. you have your voice. how long did it take you to find that voice >> i really needed to get old. i just did. >> that did the trick? >> and i'm also mischievous. i have a very mischievous nature this took a while. i was always cute and funny and all that kind of stuff now i don't give a --

>> you don't anymore. >> i'm in the show, so i only say i don't give a -- >> thank you because we have someone on a seven-second delay waiting for you. >> when i'm on i'm sure they're like this. >> so you will be in "fast 11" too? >> yes i am so excited. i'm playing his grandma. >> again, yes. >> but this time it is going to be -- i don't want to give anything away because he'll kill me, vin, but there is some really surprising stuff. >> oh. well, we can't wait. now, you are an egot winner. you have the emmy, the tony, the oscar and the emmy and we decided we will give you something you don't have we're calling it the tgot. it is the "today" icon award we do not give this away ever. >> it's the first ever. >> and look who is giving it to me hello, gorgeous. >> craig melvin is bringing you -- >> congratulations.

>> sit down, you animal. >> yes, ma'am. yes, ma'am congrats. >> is that something >> i'm intrigued here. >> uh-oh good-bye >> hi there, cutie. >> i have been such a fan for so long. >> really? >> oh gosh, yes. >> how long? >> i'm in my early 40s. >> and i'm in my early 90s. >> if i weren't married. >> do we give a hoot >> we should go to commercial, hoda. >> rita said she's at this stage where she doesn't care. >> i can tell. >> we love you to the moon and back >> it's great to be loved. thank you. >> be sure to catch her on "fast x. it's in theaters friday. coming up next, two sisters serving up delicious dumplings in the new york hot spot andir

we are back with a special "today food. hannah and marianne cheng are the founders of the new york city hot spot called mimi cheng's. they have a personal connection to the food they make. they're with us this morning to share an amazing dumpling recipe good morning we should point out for our viewers at home that hannah is pregnant, and there is a decent chance she could go into labor during this segment. >> hopefully not >> we're going to go very quickly because it could happen at any hour. i should also point out that rita moreno has come because she's such a fan of the dumplings. >> so what are we making >> we are having lunch we are so happy here. >> ladies who lunch. >> okay, great well, good morning so today we are making one of

our off menu specials. hannah will walk through the mushrooms. >> we will start out with dehydrated shitake mushrooms they have much more of an essence. much more concentrated we will let it soak for two to three hours. >> that's cool. >> once it is rehydrated, we will squeeze out the water and dice it up >> rita loves your dumplings, clearly. >> i love a food dance. >> it's the dumpling dance. >> all right next up we have the napa cabbage. what you will do is just chop it and then you will finally dice it you can use a food processor, too, whatever it is easier all right. >> after we diced our cabbage, then we add mushrooms here. >> yeah. we have finally chopped ginger, scallions and all of our sauces and seasonings that we will mix into the bowl. >> what do we have here? >> we have low-sodium soy sauce.

we have aromatic sesame oil or an oil of your choice, salt and pepper let's get everything in. we can start wrapping and start eating >> get it all in, all right. >> so a secret trick is to just mix it in one direction. >> one direction all right. why do we do that? >> it keeps the meat really sticky and altogether like a meat ball. >> what's the word, rita do we love it? it's a good sign it's a good sign. >> we're mixing. >> okay. >> so with the dumplings, are those store bought >> well, you can buy them in the store to save time or you can make them. these are store bought so we will show you how to wrap dumplings real quick. >> so grab a wrapper. >> yes, ma'am. >> outline the edges with a little bit of water. >> okay. >> and then you are going to take a tablespoon of filling, just like a golf ball size, and put it in the center of the dumpling that's a little more than a golf

ball. >> 60 seconds left. >> all right then we have some premade ones, and then we also have some pan fried which, okay, we have pan fried dumplings here. >> how long do you fry them for? >> it is about six to seven minutes. make sure you get an internal temperature. >> oh, man. >> the internal temperature reaches above 165 and the bottoms are crispy and here you are. >> you get this golden color, and you are good to go. >> the dipping sauce >> it is a secret, but at home -- >> exactly hook rita up. >> when the camera goes off, just tell us. >> or you can use vinegar. >> thank you thanks for having us. >> so good. >> bravo >> mimi cheng's is in new york city. >> recipes, minus the secret sauce. and a huge thank you to my new girlfriend

>> my darling. good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. at long last oakland students are back in the classroom. teachers officially returned this morning following a strike. the deal includes $70 million for 15% average salary increases and a one-time $5,000 stipend. the district will also bring on more counsellors, librarians, nurses and performing arts teachers. once union members vote to ratify the deal, it will have to be approved by the school board and alameda county's office of education. students will have little more than a week before the end of the school year. kris sanchez will have a live

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