more of the same tomorrow. the weekend is also looking nice. saturday 76 degrees and low 80s on sunday. for san francisco and alone the coast, it will be cool there. still in the 60s for highs today and that continues at least into next week. >> and we'll take 60s for the south bay. and the crash has cleared north 101 at mckee, but the shift as folks head toward 280. you can stay to your course. and "today" show is coming up next. and more local news right now with the newscast streaming live on roku, ♪ good morning happy thursday rare good news out of washington >> yeah. a deal on the debt limit appears to be one step closer. it is may the 18th and this is "today."

♪ making progress. a potential turning point in the negotiations to avoid a disastrous default republican leaders now voicing optimism >> we're going to work until we get it done. >> as president biden arrives in japan overnight, a trip being cut short to oversee the last-minute budget talks we're live in washington and japan with complete coverage tiktok blocked montana now the first state to completely ban the popular app this morning, how users are reacting and what it signals for the push to make tiktok off-limits nationwide. safe for now republicans block an effort to expel embattled congressman george santos, leading to a shouting match on the steps of the capitol. >> look, i need to catch a taxi because there's a deranged member here. >> his fate now in the hands of the house ethics committee what's next for him and the battle in removing him from congress

new twist. the man accused of killing those four idaho college students indicted for murder by a grand jury the day in court he now faces and the impact it could have as the case moves closer to trial all of that plus, royal rumble prince harry and meghan markle claiming they were victims of a near-catastrophic crash after being hounded and chased by the paparazzi in new york. but officials with a much different account. >> i would find it hard to believe that there was a two-hour high-speed chase. >> so what really happened and feeling the heat >> it's a long three and -- oh >> miami stuns boston as their cinderella run in the nba playoffs rolls on. today, thursday, may 18th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah

guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza good morning good to see you. welcome to "today. happy to see you're joining us on this thursday morning >> our top story this morning. those ongoing talks to avoid an all out ongoing economic crisis. >> president biden touched down in japan overnight he's attending a global summit there, a trip that's being cut short to address the standoff over the debt limit. >> well, that debt ceiling is set to expire now two weeks from today. and failure to come to an agreement would be an historic first, resulting in the u.s. being unable to pay its own bills. >> if we put it simply, the repercussions would be massive social security payments could be delayed federal employees possibly not paid at all. one economist saying, quote, it's hard to overstate how bad it would be. we have full coverage from washington and japan we're going to start with nbc's senior capitol hill correspondent, garrett hake. hey, garrett, good morning >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you that's all correct and negotiators here in washington now have very little time left to come to a

bipartisan agreement on the nation's borrowing limit and to pass that agreement into law. but with the cost of failure frighteningly high, both sides are working around the clock to strike a deal. with the june 1st deadline now just two weeks away, negotiators are scrambling to raid the nation's debt ceiling and prevent a potentially catastrophic government default. president biden striking a confident note wednesday >> leaders will all agree, we will not default every leader has said that >> reporter: the president already cutting his trip to japan and australia short. he plans to return sunday to what he hopes will be a bipartisan agreement negotiators meeting again overnight and expecting to work through the weekend. >> well, we have to get it done so we're going to work until we can get it done. >> reporter: republicans are demanding caps on future spending, speeding up some energy projects, and the return of unspent pandemic funds. they're also pushing for changes

for work requirements for some entitlement programs, including s.n.a.p. benefits. the president has left that door open, over democratic objections >> you do no balance the budget on the backs of children and elderly, the elderly and working families, and force kids to go hungry. that is insane, unacceptable >> reporter: without a deal, a government default could cause interest rates to skyrocket bonds, credit cards, and some mortgages, according to a white house report, and potentially lead to millions of lost jobs. >> with each passing day, the closer we get to the "x" date, the more damage it's going to do, the more worried investors are going to get, the weaker stock prices are going to become, the higher interest rates are going to go. >> now, some progressive senators, including bernie sanders, are so dissatisfied with those republican budget proposals that they're proposing that the president go around congress entirely and lift the debt ceiling by invoking the 14th amendment the president has recently said he's been considering that option, but that it would have to be litigated and it wouldn't solve this current crisis. hoda >> garrett hake for us there at capitol hill

garrett, thank you >> nbc's chief white house correspondent peter alexander is traveling with the president and joins us now from hiroshima in japan. peter, good morning. what can we expect from this trip what is the president hoping to accomplish there 3savannah, this is the second summit of g7 leaders since russia's invasion of ukraine, and that war will be a central focus of the talks here. hiroshima is a compelling and really a poignant backdrop for these meetings taking place, thi first city ever hit with an atomic bomb, leveled by the united states back in 1945 and this visit comes amid new concerns that russian president vladimir putin is threatening to use nuclear weapons. president biden, he's scheduled to lay a wreath at the memorial museum here, where the message is no more hiroshimas. another key focus is pushing back against china's growing influence. there are renewed fears that what's happening in ukraine could happen in this region with china building up its military and real anxiety that the chinese are eyeing a possible

invasion of taiwan, savannah >> as mentioned, the president canceled a huge part of this trip because of the debt limit standoff to come back early and deal with that is there any fallout you're seeing from that decision? >> reporter: yeah, he's facing republican criticism that he was heading overseas without a deal to avoid a default the president is now no longer going to papua new guinea or australia, where he was scheduled to meet with the leaders of australia and japan and india. china's rising influence certainly would have been a major topic there. instead, the white house said the president is going to meet those leaders on the sidelines here still importantly, canceling those stops because of the dysfunction back in the u.s. really is a major blow to the u.s.' efforts to combat china. and it shows how president biden's challenges at home are impacting his goals abroad the president has not spoken to china's president xi in more than six months. a white house official telling nbc news that the two could meet at another summit later this year, but nothing is imminent. savannah >> peter alexander traveling

with the president thank you. now let's move to the battle over tiktok. citing potential security risks, montana has become the first state to completely ban the wildly popular chinese-owned app. and this morning, tiktok and the aclu both slamming the move as unconstitutional, saying it violates free speech nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest on this. hey, miguel, good morning. >> hoda, good morning. montana's new law is expected to head to court over exactly that issue. but the big question for many, could it be a sign of things to come for tiktok, as lawmakers in washington continue to push for the app to be banned nationwide. >> reporter: this morning in montana, the clock is ticking for tiktok >> now we're just going to start banning tiktok on a state-by-state basis, huh? >> reporter: the state becoming the first in the nation to totally ban the wildly popular social media app governor gregg gianforte calling the new law the most decisive action of any state, adding it

will protect montanans' personal and private data from the chinese communist party. tiktok firing back, saying the law infringes on first amendment rights, promising montana residents can continue using the app as we continue working to defend the rights of our users the law would not only make it illegal for tiktok to operate in montana, but also bans app stores from making it available to download, with possible fines up to $10,000 daily for each violation. >> it doesn't criminalize actual users' conduct it criminalizes the sale so it targets the app sellers. that might be the app store or that might be tiktok itself. >> reporter: tiktok with some 150 million american users is owned by the chinese company bytedance. some critics fear that could give the chinese government access to sensitive user data or the ability to manipulate what content people see

a claim tiktok's ceo strongly disputed in a recent capitol hill hearing >> bytedance is not owned or controlled by the chinese government it's a private company >> reporter: still, 46 states have already banned or are working to ban tiktok from state-owned devices and networks, with the u.s. government now prohibiting the video-sharing app on all federal devices. congress has also proposed bipartisan legislation to ban the app. but for now, frustrated influencers in montana will have to wait to see what happens. >> speaking from my own page in montana here, i am going to keep posting. >> all right miguel, what about the when here when is this ban expected to take effect? >> it's expected to take effect at the beginning of next year, if it survives expected lega challenges, though none have been filed so far, but those legal challenges will be watched closely by other states looking to implement similar measures

and will serve as a test case for how those local governments can go in banning or limiting tiktok hoda >> miguel almaguer for us, thank you. we turn now to a key vote on capitol hill embattled republican congressman george santos avoiding expulsion from congress, at least for now. nbc's ryan nobles joins us with the latest on this ryan, walk us through exactly what happened with this vote and where things may go from here? >> reporter: yeah, savannah, good morning house republicans turning back an effort to expel santos immediately and instead voted to refer the matter to the house ethics committee, which it already announced an investigation into santos. their investigation was launched before santos was indicted by the department of justice. democrats felt like that indictment was enough and it was time for santos to go, but the ethics committee has been looking into santos since march, that includes his past business practices, campaign finance expenditures and an allegation of sexual misconduct, all of which santos has denied. now, the federal charges against him include wire fraud and theft of public funds.

outside the capitol yesterday, santos reiterated his innocence and vowed to defend himself. >> in this country, everybody is innocent until proven guilty i look forward to seeing the process play out, and if the ethics committee finds a reason to remove me, that is the process. >> and i was in that scrum yesterday. it got a little chaotic. the vote also led to this heated moment in front of the capitol with democratic representative jamal balmain shouting at santos that he needed to resign and a tense exchange with representative marjorie taylor greene savannah >> well, politics are just all over this. so what's at play here what's the dynamic could santos still be removed from congress at some point? >> it really depends on your definition of the timeline here. the work of the ethics committee does take some time, but the committee is made up of an equal number of republicans and democrats, and they would need to make a recommendation for the full house to vote on. traditionally, the ethics

committee defers to the justice department on investigations like this, but punch bowl news reporting this morning according to several sources close to the issue that the committee has turned down a justice department request to hold off on investigating further. speaker kevin mccarthy, for his part, has said that he wants to around for a court decision. savannah? >> all right, ryan nobles, thank you very much. >> we welcome craig to the table. >> hey, hoda, savannah as well. as president biden and others leaders meet to consider new sanctions against russia, its military has stepped up attacks in ukraine. explosions rocking cities across that country, including a key port and the capital of kyiv. nbc's molly hunter is there in kyiv with the very latest. molly, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning. that's right, another massive overnight assault. and we heard those explosions, those interceptions very loud around 5:00 a.m. this morning, ukraine's air

force says they were able to shoot down all but one missile, but over the capital, craig, 25 fragments from those interceptions fell down causing damage and a massive fire. overnight, russia firing at least 30 cruise missiles kyiv officials calling the aerial assaults unprecedented in power and intensity. in odessa, one civilian was killed, in kyiv, falling debris causing damage. it's all part of an intensified russian military strategy, the ninth major aerial blitz this month. the russian defense ministry claiming it destroyed a u.s.-made air defense system earlier this week, a high-value target, and a vital part of the ukrainian defense arsenal. two u.s. officials telling nbc news a patriot system was damaged but is still operational. overnight, new satellite imagery showing the destructive toll in the eastern frontline city of bakhmut, which has seen the

fiercest fighting for months. may 2022 and now, the scorched earth of may 2023. and this morning, we're also learning more about the former american green beret killed in that same area according to his family. just months before nicholas mamer died, he spoke with raf sanchez while training volunteer soldiers outside of kyiv. >> these people want the exact same thing that your average american wants. they want to, you know, raise a family, enjoy life, have a good quality of life, and have the chance for prosperity, a better future for their kids. >> reporter: his close friend, ken cobberline sharing more about the 45-year-old veteran. >> nick was probably one of the most selfless people i have ever met. he had a beautiful, bright life that unfortunately -- unfortunately he's not here

anymore. >> reporter: now, as russia's air campaign is stepped up, at top of president zelenskyy's list is still american f-16 fighter jets. germany and the uk have said that any decision to provide jets or any assistance has got to go to the white house. and you have to believe that will be a discussion point in japan. >> molly hunter for us in ukraine. molly, thank you. let's switch gears and go to the nba playoffs. the miami heat defying the odds makers. they shocked the boston celtics last night in game one of the eastern conference finals.a long >> shot clock at three lock 3 -- and good >> jimmy butler finished with 35 points the heat go on to win it look at that 123-116. game two, tomorrow night >> jimmy butler has played

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father of one of those victims >> all right, gadi, thank you. plus, was there really a near-catastrophic chase? this morning, the conflicting reports about prince harry and meghan markle's encounter with a paparazzi here on the streets of new york we'll hear from the police, the mayor, the royals themselves and the taxi driver whose vehicle they were in 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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killing tech executive bob lee. he is set to appear in court today after a weeks long delay. prosecutors charged nemo momeni in the death of cash app creator bob lee last month. he was supposed to appear in court for his arraignnen late april. at the time his defense attorney asked him to delay the proceedings because lee's autopsy should had opinion release and she needed more time to review the documents. classes will be back in session today at south bay high school. this is after police took down a student with a weapon. police say that the school district got a report yesterday that someone with a weapon was on the campus of willow glen high school in san jose. a school resource officer was able to track down that student and tackle him when he started to run away. that officer confiscated a loaded ghost gun. the school says that it will have extra patrols the on guard for the rest week. and we want to take a look at our forecast here. it's been a little different for folks on the coast versus the

inland areas. what about today? >> our microclimate is in full effect. warm weather for the inland areas. now the temperatures are starting to come down a few degrees so it will feel more comfortable compared to the way we started the week. upper 80s for today, and saturday is looking perfect. 76 degrees and mostly sunny. san francisco and along the coastline we're still starting without cloud and low fog every day and we'll see our high temperatures reach into the low to mid-60s and that will continue in the forecast through at least next week so no major changes as our weather quiets down and feels a little bit more like spring.

♪ ♪ warning. >> remember that iconic the very first "mission: impossible" trailer starring tom cruise that was 27 years ago. >> wait, what? >> i know. the only reason we know is because he put a floppy disk in the computer in that first shot. anyway, the franchise is still going strong, and carson will be along with the first trailer for the next installment it's action-packed >> tom cruise was in it 27 years ago -- >> and still doing it and now he flies planes and whatever. >> amazing >> we'll get to that but starting off this half hour, we have a major development in the idaho college murders case >> yes, the man accused in the stabbing deaths of those four students last fall has now been indicted by a grand jury >> gadi schwartz joins us with the details. ga zi, good morning. >> good morning. that's right kohberger is now facing four

counts of first-degree murder along with one count of burglary and now expected to be arraigned next monday when he is expected to formally enter a plea >> reporter: the decision to indict accused killer bryan kohberger through the grand jury means prosecutors won't have to call witnesses or present evidence in a preliminary hearing. that indictment charging kohberger with four counts of murder in the first-degree for the killing of ethan chappin, kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, and xana kernodle in their home. >> the family wants to get a conviction and move past this as much as you can move past a case like this. >> reporter: caylee and maddy receiving posthumous degrees last week. meanwhile, prosecutors say they have given kohberger's defense team have been given 250 audio bites of materials. >> police department search warrant. come to the door >> reporter: the night kohberger was arrested in his pennsylvania home, officers in washington state served a search warrant in his apartment less than 20

minutes from the crime scene >> show yourself we have a search warrant for the building >> reporter: there they recovered a wide variety of potential evidence, including a chemical-resistant black glove, multiple hair strands, and possible animal hair cuttings. >> i think you know why i stopped you. you ran the red light. >> what actually happened is i was stuck in the middle of the intersection >> reporter: his white hyundai elantra seen driving here during a routine traffic stop was seen the night of the crime scene near the killings. he has yet to enter a plea but his previous attorney says he believes he will be found not guilty the state has 60 days to give notice if they plan to seek the death penalty. meanwhile, an upcoming dateline special has exclusive new details about the investigation. >> if this does turn out to be a death penalty case, how long do you think it will be before bryan kohberger actually goes on trial? >> it's really hard to put a finger on that, but i would be surprised if anything happened in terms of trial before the latter part of 2024, frankly >> now, even in the newly

unsealed court documents, the biggest mystery in this case remains. there is nothing in there to suggest why the alleged killer specifically targeted any of the victims. it's also not clear if prosecutors think kohberger had met any of the victims before the night they were killed guys >> gadi, thank you we want to turn now to nbc's senior legal correspondent, laura jarrett. laura, good morning. it's interesting, so a lot of the states, you can charge via a grand jury or a preliminary hearing, which is like a mini trial. the preliminary hearing was scheduled and set. and all of a sudden, no, the grand jury is indicting. what do you make of this >> i think given the nature of the evidence in this case, guys, it makes a lot of sense. remember, one of the surviving women say she saw a masked man all she could tell, the person had bushy eyebrows, but couldn't really make a positive i.d she saw him, she was frozen in shock, shuts her bedroom door, locks it but they don't call the police for some seven hours. if in fact they had gone through a prelim nay hearing, she would have to take the stand and be subject to cross-examination why didn't she call the police

for seven hours? instead, when they go through the grand jury, it's all behind closed doors t's all entirely secret. she gets to testify and tell her story, she's not subject to cross-examination. in the grand jury, it's only the prosecutors and the jurors in that room. >> i feel like this grand jury was kind of a surprise did it come as a shock to people like, no one thought it was going to come this quick >> it's interesting. hey could have done it all along. it's a little bit of a head scratcher, why didn't they use the grand jury right away? always at the prosecutor's disposal perhaps they didn't have all the evidence they needed when they first got him. perhaps they just wanted to arrest him right away, make sure they captured him, and they knew they were going to do this there has been so much publicity surrounding -- it's a small town you can understand why they wanted to do it. but just curious why they didn't do it right away >> kohberger's got this hearing on monday.

any idea what we should expect to come out of that? >> at his arrangement, he should be expected to enter a plea of not guilty and we're off to the races if he enters guilty. at that point, the prosecutor will have to turn over all of what's known as the discovery, all the evidence they've already turned over a mountain of stuff. they've been doing the process of that already. but he's entitled to see everything that they would use at trial >> all right so the process goes on laura, thank you very much a programming note "dateline" will have a lot more on this case, including exclusive details about that investigation. that is tomorrow night at 9:00/8:00 central right here on nbc. all right. oming up, the unexpected game that's sweeping through high school coast-to-coast. it's chess an inside look at why it is suddenly cool again and the inspiring things that are happening because of the surge first up, stephanie gosk is here looking into the conflicting accounts that surround prince harry and meghan markle's description of a near-catastrophic paparazzi chase in new york city >> hey, there, craig here's what we know. we know that the duke and duchess were followed the other night. what is in dispute at this point is the nature of that pursuit. we'll have the details, coming up

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according to a spokesperson for the duke and duchess, a, quote, near-catastrophic car chase ensued adding, highly aggressive paparazzi pursued the couple and meghan's mother for over two hours, all over manhattan, resulting in multiple near-collisions with other drivers, pedestrians, and two nypd officers. mayor eric adams called the media irresponsible. >> it would be horrific to lose an innocent bystander during the a chase like this and something to have happened to them,as well >> reporter: but the mayor cast doubt on some of the details >> i would find it hard to believe that there was a two-hour high-speed chase. >> reporter: a statement from the nypd went further, calling the incident challenging, but said that there were no reported collisions, summons, injuries, or arrests according to three senior law enforcement sources, there was not a chase, but they were being followed two other sources saying the incident was a bit chaotic that the nypd was escorting the duke and duchess and the pursuit lasted an hour and 15 minutes. at one point, harry and meghan

got into a yellow taxi at a police station the driver downplaying being followed >> with me, it was chaotic, but not crazy crazy. they seemed nervous. >> reporter: the driver says he took harry and meghan back to the police station where the couple got into another car. the paparazzi have denied using aggressive driving tactics during the incident. despite the differing accounts, the incident triggering memories of princess diana's death in a paris tunnel the tragedy that shaped much of harry's life fury with the media has built up over decades harry drawing parallels between what his mother experienced and the way meghan has been treated. >> the clicking of cameras and the flashes of cameras makes my blood boil it makes me angry. it takes me back to what happened to my mum, what i experienced when i was a kid >> reporter: the relentless media attention at least part of the reason the couple says they stepped down from royal duties and moved to the u.s but they've pursued a number of public projects here, including interviews, that netflix documentary, and harry's recent

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closer to a debt limit deal to avoid a major economic crisis. the nation's critical debt ceiling set to expire in just to -- two weeks nbc's senior capitol hill correspondent garrett hake has the very latest on those negotiations hey, garrett, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. negotiators for the white house and for house republicans met for hours yesterday, trying to hammer out a deal to avert what would be an unprecedented and potentially catastrophic government default and while the two sides are still far apart on republican demands for spending cuts, changes to energy project permitting and clawing back unspent pandemic funds, both the president and the speaker sounded a bit more optimistic yesterday. >> we're going to come together. because there's no alternative we have to do the right thing for the country. >> well, we have to get it done. so we're going to work until we can get it done. >> now, negotiators can't get a deal and pass it through both chambers in two weeks. the economic effects could be severe, with skyrocketing interest rates on credit cards,

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about this remarkable young woman who is choosing to find light in a really dark time. >> her name is brook eby her life was just getting started when she was diagnosed with als it's a cruel, degenerative disease that slowly robs people of their ability to move and even speak but while brooke still has her voice, she is determined to show the world what it's like to live with an incurable disease and doing it with a lot of heart, humor, and amazing grace if you had to describe 34-year-old brooke eby's love language, it would probably be laughter brooke, you are the most cheerful person i can imagine who has such a serious diagnosis. what gives you that joir devive? that joy >> levity is my superpower and it is really how i'm bringing my story to the world i'm trying to use you humor and

let ales be heard. >> at the young age of 29, brooke began experiencing weakness in her legs it took doctors three years to diagnose with her als, a rapidly progressing neurodegenerative disease. there are no survivors >> thank you today we're seeing my neurologist. it's not really an appointment that any als patient looks forward to, mostly because you're always getting worse. >> hi, i'm tina. we'll be looking at your right leg. >> was there a moment when you finally got that diagnosis where you didn't have that positive attitude i mean, you would be very human if your heart was broken >> i remember crawling into bed with like a bag of m&ms, party size, and just two to three months of blank from there it was just survival >> i heard there was a turnaround at a wedding. >> yeah. >> when you were a bridesmaid. >> yes one of my best friends was getting married and i was in the wedding, which you can't hide when you're a bridesmaid and a couple of my friends were

like, why don't we just try to make it really fun and a couple hours later, we had the bride limboing under my walker, i was giving people walker rides all over the dance floor. >> brooke realized if she could get people smiling and laughing, maybe they would hear what she had to say soon. she soon started posting on social media about her als journey. in her way >> today we're going to get my first wheelchair the pharmacist spent ten minutes telling me about how bad this tastes >> i think people are so scared to talk about a terminal diagnosis and death and what that looks like in a young person but if you see yourself in me and you're able to laugh with me, then hopefully people are taking away more about als >> brooke's posts have since had millions of views. her series on dating with als has been a fan favorite. you did one instagram post about dating and telling your would-be suitors that you have a cane

>> mm-hmm. >> what were your pickup lines >> dating me means getting to cut the lines at disney world. she's a 10 but needs a lot of pick-me-ups. i'm just a girl standing in front of a boy asking to hold her upright. >> can you read some of the responses? because there were some very good ones. i was impressed. >> okay, i see you, abraham-limpin i feel like we're in the bible, because you're cane and i'm abel >> that's a winner right will. >> if only laughter really were the best medicine. because for als, there are very few options. >> you get diagnosed they tell you two to five years. here are three medications that might help you out for a couple of months. and we'll just follow you from there. >> which makes the sparkle in brooke's eyes all the more astonishing. if people know anything about als, they think about that als ice bucket challenge a few years back everyone was doing it, and people might think, they must not need any money at all.

>> the ice bucket challenge was a really great step because it helped fund one medication we still don't have a cure so the disease, i would still say, is very underfunded >> i know being introspective isn't your favorite thing, but something like this must teach you so much. >> so much when you picture your future, you kind of picture like a runway you can picture, you know, travel or a career or growing your family. when i got diagnosed, the future -- that runway was just cut off. like, the future no longer exists for me. and that's a heavy thing but not everything that's changed has been super sad and so i think i'm aware of more of the beauty and kindness in the world now than i was >> a new sense -- a sixth sense. >> a sixth sense i have a sixth sense i see nice people. >> yeah! >> i hope you enjoyed looking at my --

>> and brooke plans on using her voice, even after this disease takes it from her. >> so what would you want to tell people, while you still can? >> there are two things that i would ask of people to do. als research needs money so find the als organization that speaks to you and give. donate and then, two is, follow my story. i think we associate als with characters who don't look like me so i want people on this journey with me and know that we're going to laugh along the way but don't look away. >> oh, my gosh >> oh, my gosh what a hero. >> one of the most incredible stories. >> isn't she the most -- >> makes you want to give to als like immediately immediately. >> that's what she wants you to do she wants you to -- she's like, she's not with my particular als organization, but she's like, this is a devastating disease. it does affect young people. it robs them of everything, and finally their lives. how she is able to smile and have such joy. i mean, that is joy that comes from deep within

it's the sparkle in her eyes she's so charming. i fell in love with her. so let's all listen to her and do what she asks >> i feel like she talked about how her runway was cut off but all i could think of, she's fitting so much of life and joy in some people are going to live to be 100 and will be cranky all along the road and i'm watching this sparkly girl >> and i would imagine the things we all get stressed out about or what we're bummed out about or angry and it's like, if she can be so joyful in the face of something so devastating, it is such a lesson for everyone. >> most would never have gone to that wedding not only did she go, she went and was doing the limbo. it's the opposite. she's reframing what als looks like she's changing that whole -- and maybe that will become ultimately one day a spark plug to really get some funding >> she is squeezing every bit of joy out of life, as she can. by the way, she has a boyfriend. he's so cute i got to meet him. it wasn't an online dating thing. >> she found abel? >> she did, she found him and

he's adorable. if you want to follow her, she's so cute. we'll show you how online. and she wrote an essay for us, incredibly moving at today.com and we'll give you her -- she has a very funny instahandle >> everything about her is just remarkable >> beautiful miss dylan, how about a check of the weather >> how special that we get to know her now really such a great story. we do have some interesting weather across the country it's a little bit cool in some spots, running about 10 to 15 degrees below average. we have some spots where we'll see some thunderstorms today, mainly down across the panhandle of texas and into oklahoma there is wet weather happening right now through central oklahoma also down through georgia and into south carolina. we will see a stalled front continue to bring rain to that area that could total about 5 inches or so by the time we get to saturday. it is cool, below average in the northeast. we started off the day with some frost advisories and freeze

warnings it's beautiful back through the midwest. temperatures today in the 80s. out west, we're still looking at near-record heat portland should get back up into the 90s again today. 80s and 90s in that part of the country. 100s in the southwest. we have some stronger storms that will develop with large hail, damaging winds possible this afternoon some spotty showers and thunderstorms up across minnesota into western wisconsin and again, that heavier rain down through the southeast that's a look atat good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be warm today but not as warm as it's been. for our inland areas, upper 70s. we'll see about the same tomorrow, even slightly cooler on saturday. then we do start to see temperatures stepping up a few degrees between sunday and monday, but overall fairly quiet weather in our forecast with early clouds and afternoon sunshine. but we'll see clouds a lot longer for san francisco. and if you have to head out the door, don't worry, you can

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the world's coming after you >> his fate is written shall we write yours, too? >> if anything happens to them, there's no place that i won't go to kill you. is written. that is written. >> of course he did that >> he did it >> he is literally saving the traditional movie-going -- "top gun: maverick" was done for years. they could have put it out to recop some of the money. he was like, let's wait. remember the first time you saw it he's like, hi, everybody, thanks for coming to my movie >> he's saving the movie-going experience >> i saw it again. >> "mission impossible: dead reckoning part i" hits theaters in july. conan o'brien is making a return to tv with a new series that's headed to max the streamer currently known as hbo max. the first trailer revealing that

conan is taking the show on the road, all across the globe to visit a few lucky fans who we met through his podcast, conan o'brien needs a fan. >> hi, conan i'm from bergen, norway. >> really nice talking to you. >> let me know if you guys are over here. >> come on out here! >> look! >> you came all this way just for me >> yes >> conan o'brien ♪ ♪ >> look at that! ♪ >> oh, my god! >> that looks so great we've all been a fan of conan for so long, even when he had the late-night show, when he would travel and do -- it was always so goodal release date quite yet, but "conan o'brien must go" is expected to hit max sometimes very soon. up next, foo fighters,

yesterday the band dropped a new single off its upcoming album, the new track is called "under you. here's a little bit of it. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> also, yesterday, foo announcing an upcoming free streaming event set for this sunday, getting fans excited that this actually might be the moment where the band officially reveals who will be joining as the official new drummer for their upcoming tour. it will be their first without late band mate taylor hawkins who passed away in march of last year the album "but we are here" drops on june 2nd. and finally, eddie murphy, the legendary comedian is in talks to take on an iconic hollywood role you might remember detective - >> you are making a terrible mistake. if maria is not a murderer, and i say she is not, you are sending an innocent girl to the

guillotine >> excuse me, francois >> and another thing >> that, of course, was peter sellers has the bumbling inspector in the 1964 pink panther movie, "a shot in the dark." now six decades later, eddie murphy is in talks to step into that role. a live action animated combo that would see the inspector teaming up with the pink panther. the project expected to come from "sonic the hedgehog" film maker. >> wow so french. >> did you take french in high school >> oui, oui. pooh-pooh. >> did you say pooh pooh >> i feel like i'm talking to charlie. that's all he ever says. okay anyway - just ahead, waiting -- >> pooh-pooh

>> like a-year-old >> we have great looks for your summer events from black tie to the backyard but first, a check of your local weather. of your local weather.

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in court today, set to have his arraignment and bail hearing. his attorney says he will enter a plea of not guilty. his hearing is at 9:00 this morning. two weeks ago his arraignment was delayed because his lawyer says she did not receive the autopsy and toxicology report. we'll bring you more updates midday. and we want to look at our forecast. >> we're seeing it clearing out for the inland valleys a lot sooner than near the coast. it's going to be warm today, but not as warm as it's been. in concord we'll see a high of 82, 79 in martinez while oakland will be in the mid 60s and san francisco in the upper 50s. we are going to see more of the same tomorrow as the breeze kicks in, bringing down temperatures even into the inland valleys. it's going to be a nice weekend for any outdoor activities with the cooling trend continuing through saturday and slightly

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giving the crowd a little extra camera time on rockefeller plaza. what a great crowd widows who wander here a flight attendant who's headed straight to the airport. >> there you are hi, darling! >> it's not this, it's this! >> when we were in college, we had the flight attendant dance did you ever have that >> oh, my gosh >> oh, my gosh >> we had your dance that was one of our dances >> i love that >> tried out how to rock that. good to see you. >> can i have another bloody mary, please i'll have a double >> they are better on an airplane >> she knows you >> good to have you along, guys. we'll have a fun story coming up. the sudden resurgence of the -- who knew 1,400-year-old game of chess did y'all know it was 1,400 years old? it's modern technology that's helping it flourish among teenagers. jacob soboroff will be along and takes us into the chess craze. went back to high school and put

his own skills to the test >> was he in the chess club? >> did he try that flight attendant dance? okay >> it's a fun dance. it's going to catch on plus, we are calling it the summer of love with wedding season kicking into high gear. we've got every outfit for every kind of party. from the fancy parties to the beachy ones. all right. then, we've got some summer fashion and some summer food chef ayesha is here whipping up the ultimately party dish. that is crispy shrimp, ladies and gentlemen. >> want it >> nothing wrong with that coming up on the third hour, we have an unbelievable transformation in our series "take it off today." we are going to meet a man who is walking proof of what you can accomplish if you simply set your mind to it. he is going to share his amazing story and his remarkable results. but first, we are excited to announce our new series. it's called "graduation nation." it's that time of the year we're going to be featuring schools all across the country on their graduation morning we want to see all the pomp, all

the circumstance, so head to today.com and tell us why it would be fun if we featured your school right here on "today. that's cool! love that. before we do anything else, we should get another check of the weather? >> we have lots of graduates on the plaza. >> we do >> i know you just graduated from high school where you off to next? >> off to wake forest for english and theater. >> congratulations we have another graduate right here you just graduated from where? >> nyu >> when? >> yesterday >> congratulations to you. what's next for you? >> atlanta, georgia, and speech and language pathology >> that's wonderful! i love this time of career -- of year lots of graduates here on the plaza. let's take a look at what you can expect going into the weekend. if you are celebrating, we are going to see some heavy rain tomorrow, especially down through the carolinas, actually it starts today and lasts through tomorrow a severe risk back through parts of the southern -- parts of the southern midwest area, down through eastern oklahoma into arkansas that will spread eastward as we go into saturday heavy rain possible in the northeast up across new england. some isolated strong storms in

the southeast. record-high temperatures continue out in the pacific northwest. and then on sunday, it clears up for the northeast, except for parts of down-east maine it's going to feel like summer back through the ohio and tennessee river valleys. temperatures in the 80s, and looks beautiful across the northern plains on sunday, as highs stay in the 70s and low 80s there, too good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're going to see temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s for the south county to the tri-valley, all the way up to the north bay, while parts of the inner bay is going to be in the low 70s. then we'll see saturday's temperatures coming down a few degrees and then back up as we are going to see a slight warming trend but overall fairly quiet weather. san francisco will reach the low 60s >> and that's your latest forecast >> all right dylan dreyer, thank you so much! up next, chess, carson chess, it's suddenly all the

rage so jacob is going to show us how a new generation is discovering its joy. he's also going to introduce us to some of the fresh faces now mastering that classic game. that's coming up next. but first, this is "today" on but first, this is "today" on nbc. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need

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we're back we're back with one of the hottest games going right now. >> sweeping high schools and topping the most downloaded charts in the app store may shock you to learn we are talking about chess. >> chess is having a moment. after 1,400 years. jacob, we never think it would happen >> so hot right now. so hot right now there is no more awful chess player than yours truly and spoiler alert, i got my butt absolutely kicked. i am still living it down. these kids are crazy about chess. not just in person, also online where the game is surging in popularity when the lunch bell rings at

culver high school, the games begin. chess, that is dozens of students cramming around boards in craig wisener's ceramics classroom, ready to face off the chess club has surged in popularity, doubling in size to 80 members >> from the pandemic, we had to find new ways to play with each other. when school came back, the chess club -- people wanted to play over the board now >> reporter: an explosion of interest in a game that was once anything but cool. >> you moved the piece >> i did not move the piece. i adjusted the piece >> deadly serious -- >> check >> reporter: and sometimes deadly slow. >> my social security will expire and you'll still be sitting there. >> reporter: but i learned quickly that this isn't your grandpa's chess club >> oh, snap! >> reporter: and i needed a little help plotting my next move d2 somebody talk to me. >> do you want to move my queen?

>> reporter: if you think going on national television is nerve-racking, try playing chess against a 16-year-old who has been placing since he was in kindergarten the chess craze is happening not just in classrooms and living rooms but on virtual chess boards as online gaming takes over the number of daily visitors to chess.com soared when the covid-19 pandemic began. years later, "the queen's gambit" told the story of an orphaned chess prodigy and became a runaway hit >> we thought that was going to be the peak of chess and it wasn't >> reporter: in 2023, from 5.5 million daily users last november to more than 12 million today. the chess.com app became the most downloaded game in the apple store in february thanks in part to newly famous faces drawing in new players like sisters who grew up competing in in-person tournaments, now two of the most popular chess streamers thanks to that pandemic surge >> i had played chess all my life, and this was the first time ever it was becoming more

mainstream popular >> reporter: they've racked up over a million youtube subscribers and as many more on the streaming platform twitch, where they broadcast their games live for hours a day >> i'm sorry, the beat is too good >> when i'm winning, it is the best feeling but when you lose, let's not talk about that one. >> reporter: chess.com ceo eric allbess says it's been a deliberate gambit to change our idea of who can play chess his answer, anyone >> we all lose our queens, we all play bad chess, that's just part of the game >> reporter: he says they're seeing growing numbers of women picking up chess and the sisters say they hope to inspire more at culver high, still a boy's club on the day we visited, they're hoping to keep bringing in new players they built a strong community and anyone is welcome at the board, says their adviser, craig wisener. >> i've seen a lot of kids that came in here quite quiet, quite isolated, quite shy, that form a lot of really powerful friendships and relationships with the other kids in the club. >> it's a lot more than just the pieces on the board.

>> absolutely! >> reporter: comforting words when you've just been whooped by a high school junior in this ancient game now all the rage again. >> nice job, dude. >> it was pathetic i was pathetic i was actually pathetic. >> they're like pros you're playing against. >> they're unbelievable. >> just got his driver's license. >> i'm not trying to make excuses for myself, but ian, the guy i played against, he had rating of 2,000, it makes him an expert he's aspiring to become a grand master did you say you were in the chess club >> i was, briefly, but i forgot all the moves. my 6-year-old is teaching me because he's in the chess club after school >> there is an infinite amount of chess moves >> i was also in the chess club. no surprise if you've ever seen a picture of me before the age of -- yes. but it's especially good for little boys. it forces you to focus, forces you to be patient. >> critical thinking >> and i love that it's being introduced so early to kids in school calvin just had it as part of

his class. >> there's a thing called chess at 3 we did it during the pandemic. i'm like -- >> 3 years old >> yeah, 3 years old we did it during the pandemic. >> there's a whole board game and book that goes along that can teach young kids how to play in a fun -- >> it's actually fun for parents to re-learn, too i really had forgotten it. >> they're going to be on their screen and playing chess those kids are the cool kids at that school. >> you hit the thing, is that speed chess? >> yeah. it was so embarrassing i don't want to talk about it anymore. coming up, we'll get you ready for a busy summer wedding season with fordable outfits affo

we're back with our summer of love series this year's wedding season will be a busy one for guests according to the wedding planning website zola, 42% of americans are attending at least three or more.

and that's where we need our style expert, jasmine snow she's here to help us figure out what to wear, no matter the dress code or destination. hi, jasmine! >> hi. >> this is one of those things that sometimes you don't know what to wear, so we'll start off with a backyard or garden wedding. something outdoors what's the right idea? >> dress codes can be tricky this one is the most laid back and although it's laid back, we still have a couple of rules no jeans, no t-shirts, no shorts women can stick with a beautiful summer easy dress, wear it throughout the rest of the summer and for guys, khakis and a casual button down really keep it simple. it's all about having fun and staying cool >> jen and eric look very, very cute together. >> i know! >> what about shoes? sometimes when you're outside, it's either grass or sand or whatever >> i would do a wedge. we love a chunky heel like this. something that's not going to stick into the grass and you're going to be sinking in the whole time that you're walking >> and sometimes you're sweaty outside. you need the right kind of fabric, right? >> totally

you want to do something that's really thin, a lot of air flow, a flowy dress will work like this and something that's going to keep you cool. >> i love jen's neckline my favorite neckline of all. all right. thank you. thank you so much. destination weddings are a big deal what should you keep in mind in you're going to one of those >> i love a destination wedding and it's happening a lot a lot of people are doing them same thing they can be very hot and humid, so you want light fabrics, but this is a time to try a crazy color for our ladies all of these bright colors, pinks, citrus, purple. this is the time to try it you're in the tropics! >> yes, go for it! i love that, too and head-to-toe, it's got that -- he's got a linen shirt on, but he's got the jacket over it >> for guys, you don't have to do a full suit you want to keep it lighter colors, do a light-colored jacket, over a linen top because, again, it's going to be a little bit cooler. and keep things really simple on bottom khakis, slacks, and you're good. >> is megan wearing the "sex and

the city" dress? >> she is. >> megan wait, what >> this is the kamala dress, they have a ton of different colors and lengths you have a lot of options. but, yes, this is the dress. the best part about it is that there's built-in shapewear there's a body suit. so you literally put it on like a bathing suit it's amazing >> brilliant >> it's worth the splurge. a little bit higher at 200, but it's amazing >> okay! thank you, guys. thank you so much. y'all look beautiful together. let's go for cocktail attire oh, i'm sorry! look how cute everybody is bailey's making an appearance. >> how gorgeous. he's so handsome >> ali's gorgeous. >> cocktail is the most popular dress code it is not as formal as black tie, but still, you want to be polished no gown required, but a tea length or below the knee >> i love that dress love >> i absolutely love that dress. and of course, a full suit and tie for your guy >> okay. now, you've got to make sure you

have the right bag and right shoes for a dress like that. >> exactly a clutch, something in black is simple, and you can use it over and over from season to season i love this one. it's amazon. easy >> i love that and you did simple jewelry, which i like, too. >> simple jewelry, a little bit of sparkle and for guys i know sometimes it can be an investment for a full suit express men, they sell it completely separate or together. you can pull it apart and wear it for other occasions, just the jacket, just the pants it's really easy >> bailey is taking that outfit and walking right out of here. i have a weird feeling thank you! thank you, thank you finally, we've got black tie, formal that's a wow, wow, wow talk to us >> how gorgeous. the most formal. usually it's an evening event. you want a full length, floor-length gown for the ladies i like black you can use it over and over again.

just like our last look. it's easier to find a piece for women in a full length not as much for guys so rental is the way to go >> okay. >> and -- and you can rent the runway too, for women? >> yes and for the guys, the black tux, they give you everything you need shipped right to your door. >> that look is fantastic! did they do the whole cumberband >> he did the vest >> this looks so good. you know what i get confused about. when it says on the invite black tie optional >> it's best to stay safe and dress up you're going to look great dress up whenever you're in doubt. >> you guys look fantastic can we bring everybody out everyone looks real good come on out. you've got all your ideas. when your wedding invite comes, this is what you've got to do. the perfect outfits right here jasmine. thank you so much. appreciate it! savannah, over to you! we are with one of my absolute favorite people on

earth. chef making shrimp and - >> and asparagus today i'll finish this up right now. >> no one does it like chef ayesha we'll show you how she does it first, this is "today" on nbc. we'll show you how she doest. we'll show you how she doest. fi irs - you ok? - there's a flex alert today

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>> you roasted the peppers beforehand >> easy on the stovetop or your outdoor grill if you have. >> you know i'm scared of the food processor >> i don't know what i'm doing here, but i'm going to fake it throw this in here and make sure that this is all emulsified so there's no big chunks of anything our last step, super easy, is throw in some paprika and a little bit of lebne. >> that looks like sour cream. >> what's it called? >> it's like a pressed yogurt that we add some lemon juice and sea salt to. >> if you can't find it, can you make -- >> greek yogurt is fine. sour cream would work and so is creme fraiche. i'm just going to pulse this again. >> how's it tasting, folks >> you are too good to me. too good we're going to drop this in here and move on to the shrimp. these can be marinated for 45 up to three days. we'll do this obviously in a pan, but at home, if you have your grill open, this would be a perfect -- >> grill them, okay? carson, do you have questions

about the shrimp >> if i tried to make this, it doesn't taste like this. >> i promise you, it will. this is why it's so simple ginger, garlic, a little bit of cumin and coriander, and i'll throw in some lemon zest >> that's lime >> lime, sorry >> i really know my way around the kitchen now. chef ayesha -- >> the teacher and the students. >> we're having a moment right now. >> what happened to your show? no wonder it was canceled. >> we're going to mix this up, and we'll take a little bit of this marinade. do you want to do that for me? >> i'm afraid, you do it just know i'm wearing white, it would splash over. >> we'll throw a little bit of that in. and we'll leave this cover this nice in your refrigerator >> how long? >> 45 minutes the minimum, but you can do it up to three days >> oh, wow, okay >> so we have some here. here's what they look like if you smell them all of those good flavors. hot saute pan, a little bit of olive oil. about 3 minutes on each side i'll throw a few in.

>> so fun! okay so, it's three minutes, are you just doing it by time? >> you look, they get an opaque color. they're gray when they're raw. >> do you mind there's no oil in the middle i'll ask a dumb question >> so, we can just move it around but in a nonstick pan, that helps. >> do you bake that off, or always in the shrimp -- can you bake the shrimp, too >> you can put them on a sheet tray just like this, as well if shrimp is not your thing, chicken would work well or a cod filet. >> the smell is incredible >> so i'm going to chop up the scallions and get ready to plate. >> what are we going to do with the scallions? >> just cut them on a bias i know that you -- -- do you want to do this part >> nobody likes it when i have the knife. >> we don't think so >> there will be blood >> okay. so actually, i know what you can do you can cut this open. >> you know i know my way around a lime >> i'll take some of the sauce and show you the fancy way of being an artist. just throw it around, really,

but if you're at home, you can put in it a squeeze bottle and make your own little -- and i'll take -- >> dylan's little boy calvin could do that. he is like an expert chef now. >> i haven't taught him plating yet. >> i'll throw the shrimp on here be super random. make sure you have negative space so you can see everything. and if you can grab some sesame seeds and sprinkle them all around >> did you do anything special with the asparagus what do we need to know about that >> asparagus is like my springtime alarm clock when i see it, i know good weather is on the way and i'm ready to get in my two-piece this is easy grilling. put them in the oven, olive oil, salt -- >> that's all you did? >> that's all i did. >> the crisp that's on the shrimp, is that what you get from sering a steak? is it the same >> it's the same thing it's the dairy that's in the lebne that gives you that effect on the shrimp. >> the crunch is perfect difference maker there >> oh, my god! >> isn't that sick crazy.

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