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a major change in the 2024 presidential race. >> ron desantis finall throwing his hat in the ring it's may 24th. this is "today". >> off and running. >> america has been worth it every single time. >> after months of speculation, florida's republican governor set to officially announce his white house bid today, surprising the political world by doing it on twitter alongside elon musk. the reaction from his chief rival, donald trump. breaking overnight, stalemate. with just days to go, debt limit talks hit a snag house speaker mccarthy saying they're nowhere near a deal. >> i don't understand why they thought this day would never come. >> with the clock ticking to avoid an economic crisis, can a deal be reached in time? we're live with the very latest. heading out. just ahead, a look at what you will face at the nation's airport and on the roads. breakthrough drugs like ozempic now showing promise for treating addiction, everything from alcohol to

compulsive shopping. what new research is revealing and the users who say it has changed their lives. all that, pluses back in action damar hamlin's remarkable return to practice just five months after his near-death experience on the field and fond farewell. "the voice" honoring blake shelton after his stint in those iconic red chairs. a night of fun and surprises for team blake after 23 seasons. >> it is time to retire! the blake shelton jean jacket. today, may 24th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from

studio 1a in rockefeller plaza and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today. nice to have you along with us on a wednesday morning what a night for blake shelton hard to imagine "the voice" without him. >> it's the end of an era. i can't wait to see what happens. >> they sent him off in style, that's for sure. a bit more on that in a bit. let's start with the 2024 presidential race. for those keeping count, the election is 75 weeks away. florida governor ron desantis is set to enter the race. >> his wife tweeting out this political ad ahead overnight that will happen during a conversation with elon musk. >> it's already been a busy week for the republican field senator tim scott making his announcement monday. that's the republican race we've got it covered starting with dasha burns good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, even before jumping into this race officially, governor ron desantis was the only

republican even registering in the polls compared to former president trump. and he's been hinting at a presidential run for months now. he's been touring the country, touting what he calls his florida blueprint. now tonight he's set to make it official with an unconventional approach and ally, announcing on social media with one of the world's wealthiest men. >> they call it faith because in the face of darkness you can see the future >> reporter: overnight ron desantis' wife all but launching his presidential campaign tweeting out this 30-second political ad writing, america is worth the fight every single time this morning the florida governor who was endorsed by donald trump now set to directly challenge the former president three sources familiar with the planning tell nbc news desantis will make his long suspected presidential ambitions public in a conversation with billionaire elon musk on twitter spaces.

>> he has quite an announcement to make, and it will be the first time something like this is happening on social media. >> reporter: musk who has faced intense scrutiny weighing in on the race with cnbc. >> i wish we could have a normal human being as president that's what i want. >> reporter: after launching his campaign, desantis plans to visit early voting states on memorial day though he's already been making the rounds and touting what he calls the florida blueprint. he has faced blowback for his governing style after his fight with disney which scrapped $1 billion plan to relocate 2,000 workers to the state before getting into the race, desantis has been a favorite target and the former president now blasting his launch plan

a trump adviser telling nbc news, quote, announcing on twitter is perfect for ron desantis this way he doesn't have to interact with people desantis who once embraced trump has begun to fire back, blaming him for recent election losses. >> we must reject the culture of losing that has infected our party in recent years. >> reporter: after that, we expect a more traditional campaign rollout with a launch video and a visit to early voting states next week. but meanwhile, already another twist in the gop race. a manhattan judge announced a date for former president's trump's trial in the stormy daniels hush-money case in march of 2024. that is in the heat of the presidential primary reason. mr. trump pleaded not guilty to 44 felony charges last month. >> thank you so much

let's turn now to nbc's hallie jackson. this is unorthodoxed we have not seen this before an announcement on twitter it is not video. it's audio, correct? >> yeah. there is not going to be that visual when he makes that announcement that he's running for president. it is definitely different, but that is a feature and not a bug in the eyes of the people around desantis, in his camp. as one person close to him tells me, in this media environment where it is about grabbing headlines, they think desantis will do that with musk there is the alignment of desantis with musk, who is one of the world's richest men, who has positioned himself as the conservative champion of free speech, of so-called culture war issues they think that will resonate here this is not without risk, savannah it is unpredictable. there is a possibility that elon musk may end up upstaged by elon musk that's out there now here you have desantis looking to coopt this for his own purposes. >> let's talk about where the race is because after those

disappointing midterms for republicans that saw him in the political classes we're blaming on donald trump, desantis was looking pretty good in the polls, but since that time he's actually been in a downward trajectory and trump has been on the rise. >> yeah. as they say in the world of politics, his altitude has descended. you see it here, right you see him here in april compared to where he was in february over the spring donald trump has gone up in polling. trump has gone down in polling 39% for trump. 49% for desantis he is the only republican registering at at least that level. folks that i talked to close to him brush this off saying it's a long campaign. this is not unexpected i'm sure they want the numbers to be better than where they are. keep in mind, we don't have the full republican field yet. we expect one more person to come out, mike pence, and announce his run for the

presidency we haven't hit the first debate. 75 weeks until election day. we have a ways to go >> but who's counting? thank you very much. appreciate it. let's move to the debt ceiling and the race to avoid a potentially catastrophic default. that's on june 1st >> a democratic official familiar with the talks is telling nbc news those negotiations have hit a speed bump and accusing house speaker kevin mccarthy of refusing to cooperate. that's a quote during a closed-door meeting with speaker mccarthy, he acknowledged he and the president are nowhere near a deal >> the tone a major shift after talks that had been described as productive to start off the week it is not what most americans want to hear with just seven days to go to negotiate. >> brian cheung joins us now let's set the politics aside for a moment if this happens and it is would be the immediate impact on most americans. >> we're only a week out but it would concern a lot of these programs that a lot of

americans rely on. when you talk about social security you talk about medicare and medicaid you think about the food stamps program. these could all be programs that potentially could see cuts if the government is not able to keep the lights on passed june 1st. but that's not necessarily the case that on june 2nd if we go over that clip essentially that all those programs would essentially have no more money in the tank anymore. there are two reasons for that june 1st is just an estimate for when the government might not be able to pay the bills anymore. it is possible they could extend passed that. but let's try to get this done as soon as possible. the second reason is also because of the fact that, look, when we talk about these types of programs, it's never happened before the united states has never defaulted before the government could cut other programs to keep medicare and medicaid alive. if you are trying to be proactive as a regular person, you have a 401(k) or let's say you invest in bonds, is there

anything you should be doing that you could do on your own to help out >> well, it's certainly been a pretty rocky road for markets. we saw just yesterday with markets going down lower but broadly speaking like any other 401(k) situation, you are seeing scary headlines you always want to have a rainy day fund for situations like this a good guideline would be a 50-20-30%. 70% you could use for things you want or need, but 20% to save is a good guideline to get through situations like this. >> let's hope it doesn't come to that brian cheung, thanks this morning we're learning more about the suspect in that security scare near the white house. a 19-year-old from missouri accused of crashing a rented truck into a barrier and making threats against the president. ryan nobles with the latest on the investigation. ryan, god morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. and according to the criminal complaint, the suspect in this case told secret service agents

that he admired the nazi party, speaking highly of their authoritarian order, eugenics and one world order a law enforcement source telling nbc news they do believe mental health is a factor in this case. this morning new details surrounding the 19-year-old suspect who police say intentionally crashed a truck into barriers just a few feet from the white house on monday night. he is from chester field, missouri, and has been federally charged. secret service and park police filing additional charges to his arrest. the president, vice president or a family member, as well as assault with a dangerous weapon, reckless driving, and destruction of federal property

and trespassing. the driver embraced nazi ideology. telling agents he bought the flag online and saying, quote, nazis have a great history and describing hitler as a, quote, strong leader. >> i heard this loud bang. i looked behind and there is this huge u-haul truck out of nowhere. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, he told the secret service agents that his intent was to, quote, kill the president and kill anybody that would stand in his way. his goal was to get to the white house, seize power. president biden was in the white house at the time of the incident. >> he's relieved no one was injured last night and grateful to the agents and law enforcement officer that responded so quickly. >> reporter: nbc news learned he traveled from st. louis, missouri to dulles international airport. then, according to a u-haul

spokesperson, rented the 26-foot truck on monday in virginia, just an hour's drive from washington, d.c. and authorities say there were no explosives or any kind of weapon inside that u-haul truck. the suspect is expected in federal court today. he has yet to enter a plea. savannah. >> ryan nobles outside the white house, thank you. 7:13. a lot more to get to. we welcome craig in. >> good morning to you. hard to believe, but today marks one year since that mass shooting at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. 19 children and 2 teachers killed by an 18-year-old gunman. the many tributes planned today as questions still linger about the response by police that day. guad, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning. many here are frustrated by a lack of answers and accountability of police that we know waited in the hallways for over an hour before confronting

the shooter. they want answers. of course, the investigation is still ongoing. and, of course, today on the anniversary, much of the attention is expected to focus on the healing. for the parents who lost children on that terrible day one year ago, sometimes it feels like yesterday. other times, like an eternity. >> we don't ever want them to forget our kids. >> they had the world in front of them, so much potential. >> reporter: tom llamas sat down with three grieving mothers. she lost her ten-year-old tess. kimberly's daughter was also just ten. they and other uvalde families have been calling for stricter gun laws and are angry no measures have been taken to prevent 18-year-olds from buying assault weapons in the state of texas. >> guns are idolized. that's more important than our children. >> reporter: when did you come

to that realization? >> the day my daughter died. >> reporter: the community still searching for answers that day. took 77 minutes to stop the shooter. the school district was voted out last summer. there are local and national investigations into the delayed response. a state report last night found the shooter left a number of red flags online, but was able to purchase $5,000 of guns and ammunition. >> you have to look internally. you have to hold up the mirror now. >> parents demanding action is taken for the future. >> we're still stuck on may 24th. i think it's time that we start doing something better. >> reporter: today educators say they have no choice but to move forward. >> we have done a whole lot in a short amount of time. there is still a lot of parents that don't feel safe. >> reporter: a community looking

for a fresh start with a new campus set to replace robb elementary. construction is scheduled to begin this summer, including a massive tree memorial for the victims, being remembered today one year later. and here in the town square you can still see a memorial standing behind me. it has been a year with family members, friends and, of course, members of the community visiting this memorial with flowers and memorials to remember those that died. today uvalde has scheduled a candlelight vigil to take place that has been organized by the family and is open to the public with some restrictions. of course, they are asking for the media to keep a distance as we are here to see how this anniversary takes place. school also will not be in session. practically all of uvalde has shut down to give family members and friends of the community a time to heal as we commemorate this anniversary, craig.

>> still so sad for so many. thank you. 17 minutes after the hour. want to catch up on the nba playoffs. the boston celtics fighting off elimination thanks to a big night from jayson tatum. >> that will fix everything. >> tatum will put up a three. got it! >> tatum finished with 33 points and 11 rebounds as the sell -- celtics go on to beat the heat 116-99. miami still leading 4-1. game five tomorrow night back in boston. >> do you know how many times a team has come back from being down three? >> how many? >> zero. >> do you think it will happen? >> no. no, no, no. >> they're going back to boston. >> they could play anyway. it's not happening. sorry, dylan. it's all right, dylan. >> tatum also scored more points in a playoff game in history.

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and that's your latest forecast. >> a fair point has been made. i have been wrong with my sports predictions before >> which one >> gamecocks not losing to iowa. >> okay. >> gronk not coming back i apologize in advance to all miami heat fans. >> so boston, you could be the best thing that ever happened to you. >> here's boston green. >> there you go. >> i just got interested in this holiday travel rush kicking into high gear tom costello is watching it all from one busy atlanta right here on the tarmac. how are you doing, tom >> reporter: we are on the ramp. delta airlines, i got one plane going to the bahamas and one to seattle and one to minneapolis take your pick when things go bad, it is the red coats that step in and help you out. we'll take you with them when we come back on "the today show". >> tom, we'll be back with you in a moment.

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this plane behind me came from fort lauderdale. it is headed to minnesota, seattle and beyond i'm surrounded by planes taking off this morning the weather is good here this morning in atlanta but when the weather goes bad or when things start to go back, it is the delta red coats who rush to the rescue. it is the morning push in atlanta. >> we will try to get you on that next one, okay? >> reporter: and regina and pedro, the delta red coats, are on the concourse. >> this is two boarding passes you got 14d and e. >> reporter: weather delays, missed connections, lost baggage, gate changes, whatever the issue, the red coats are the problem solvers. what's the most common customer issue you got to deal with >> the most common would be is they miss their flight due to the weather. >> reporter: evans is in charge of every red coat nationwide what are they empowered to do that a typical agent may not be

able to deal with because they're overwhelmed? >> they can make exceptions above and beyond what the typical gate agent can do. >> reporter: you just opened the door to a lot of exceptions, though. >> not necessarily there are exceptions within reason. >> reporter: now the pressure is really on. the tsa expect 10 million travelers this extended weekend. atlanta remains the world's busiest airport. this week delta says thursday, friday and next tuesday will be the busiest. while all airlines have staffed up to avoid a repeat of last year's pilot shortage, now it is the faa that doesn't have enough air traffic controllers. but so far this year, cancellations are running below 2% >> so far this may we're seeing those numbers hold but this weekend will be a test of the system. >> reporter: united ceo scott kirby with savannah on tuesday. >> we, so far this year, are running the most reliable operation that we have in

history. >> reporter: but most americans are driving, not flying this weekend. 37 million of us hitting the road gas prices averaging $3.56 a gallon, a lot cheaper than $4.60 last year. but with americans eager for a summer vacation, it is the airlines that are in the spotlight. >> thank you, dear. >> you're welcome. you have a good day. >> reporter: i just watched you interact with a customer, and you had the biggest, broadest smile the whole time is that the secret sauce >> that is the secret sauce, but don't tell everybody >> just keep smiling when they are rude, just smile away >> reporter: just smile away. >> you kill them with kindness that's all that we can do. >> amen. favorite gate agent ever, by the way there, tom did she have any other advice for how to deal with the travel rush at airports that we're going to be seeing this summer >> reporter: so regina has been a red coat for 12 years, with delta for 27 don't sit at the bar until the last minute. they will close the door to the

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there's been an explosive amount of buzz around the drugs ozempic and ogilvy >> i'm super excited with the 50 pounds that i've lost. >> stories of dramatic weight loss plastered all over social media. >> the hype is real. >> semaglutide makes people feel fuller faster. but something else interesting seems to be happening. side effects are being described, positive ones that aren't related to food at all. no longer have any desire to drink alcohol, someone writes. the other says, i used to vape like a demon, quite cold turkey. this person writes i used to by scratch-off and lotto tickets. i don't think about it anymore. >> technically, my official diagnosis was morbidly obese >> i would say one drink for me is equivalent to about four or five drinks. >> reporter: and how do you feel after having that one drink?

>> i feel miserable. >> reporter: she once considered herself a social drinker not anymore. >> something in your mind is saying, i'm just going to bypass you have no interest in alcohol. >> reporter: the atlantic now asking the question did scientists accidentally invent an anti-addiction drug the manufacturer of ozempic and ogilvy said in part they do not suggest or encourage off label use of our medicines evidence is mostly anecdotal. >> it appears to have broad benefit across a variety of behavioral addictions as well as drug-based addiction. >> reporter: neuroscientist says although the research is in its early stages, there is a growing

sense those drugs are releasing dopamine she manages over 1,000 patients with this class of drugs, and she says roughly 5% have described other changes. >> impulsive buying. how big of a deal would it be to have that kind of drug that has that type of affect that struggle with alcohol? >> oh, i think it would be huge. many of my patients that have obesity also have a history of alcohol use disorder. >> reporter: two drugs already successfully treating diabetes now showing they could potentially do a whole lot more. just last week researchers at the national institutes of health released a study showing the active compound in ozempic reduced alcohol consumption in rodents, but experts caution we still

don't know the long-term impacts about this and more evidence is needed to make any clinical conclusions about their effectiveness as an addiction treatment. >> very interesting, though. stephanie, thank you very much let's turn to a gastroenterologist and associate professor of medicine at nyu what do you make of this it is interesting, isn't it? >> it is interesting as we know, this sort of drug has become all the rage. a lot of people are taking it. some off label some getting it online what we're finding is with this patients taking these injections for diabetes and weight loss, some percentage -- and it's not a huge percentage, let's be clear, but some are noticing changes in other behaviors and specifically addictive things like addiction to alcohol, to nail biting to smoking, even shopping in some cases. so an interesting area of exploration. it begs to question how is this working and what is going on in the brain when you are taking an injection medication like this >> let's talk about the brain because they say it blunts the production of dopamine and dopamine is the thing that

makes you feel good and excited and makes you want to repeat the behavior if it blunts it there, it doesn't specifically blunt it for alcohol. does it blunt it for all the feel-good things you would have? >> that is the theory. that's partly why it works for weight loss because if you are not getting as much pleasure from food, you will not be motivated to eat as much that's one of the reasons we think it works for weight loss and it gives you a feeling of fullness opposed to hunger, and slows down the passage of food in your stomach. yes, that is one of the common pathways for many types of addiction that you want more and more of that dopamine feeling. if you are blocking it, you are not getting the same high from that drug. it will be easier to stop the addiction. >> we're talking about these two drugs. there is another drug called mounjaro as well it's in the same class, an originally prediabetics were prescribed this drug then it was prescribed for weight loss. now we are discovering maybe it

could be used to treat other addictions as well how did we make this leap? >> this happens a lot in medicine where people are taking one drug for a specific, you know, condition that it is improved for and then we notice low and behold they're havin these other effects that are beneficial that's where we are. we're in the research stage. we noticed this interesting phenomenon we have some animal studies, but it is time to do the human studies with these medications we will need to see the clinical results there. you know, it is something that's really interesting and one day may offer some hope for many different types of addiction >> sure. >> but right now it's still early data >> thank you so much we appreciate it let's turn it over to ms. dryer and get a check of the weather. good morning again, guys we have an interesting situation near guam. we have a giant typhoon with winds up to 140 miles an hour. that's the equivalent of a category four hurricane. it's continuing to impact that

area with some evacuations along the coastline. the storm itself will continue to move to the northwest maintaining its strength and staying strong as it continues in that direction. but just want to point out that huge, huge storm that's affecting that area right now. elsewhere across our country, we have a cold front that will bring spotty showers across the northern parts of new england good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing some breaks in the clouds right now in walnut creek but mostly cloudy start around the bay area. temperatures will be cooler than normal. only reaching into the mid-60s in san francisco, low 70s for much of the north bay. and for the inland east bay it's going to be in the low to mid-70s this afternoon. this kind of weather continues into tomorrow and friday as well, as we get some fresh breezes and a mostly cloudy st and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan. thank you. coming up next, a fun video

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>> thank you for being with us it's wednesday morning let's get to your news at 8:00 ron desantis expected to enter the 2024 presidential race today. dasha burns joins us from miami with the details of a pretty unconventional roll-out. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, savannah. that's right before jumping into this race, florida governor ron desantis was the only republican registering in polling compared to former president trump, making him a frequent target of mr. trump's attacks. so it may come as no surprise that just this morning mr. trump is now reacting on his own social media platform to the news of this upcoming announcement, taking credit for desantis' win in the florida governor's race and calling him disloyal governor desantis, though, has so far avoided attacking the former president directly. but tonight he will be launching his presidential campaign on a platform that was once mr.

trump's domain three sources familiar with the planning tell nbc news desantis will make his long-suspected presidential ambitions public in a conversation with billionaire elon musk on twitter spaces. the website's platform for audio chats. it is an unconventional approach to announcing a white house bid. but we do expect a more traditional campaign roll-out will be coming with a launch video and some trips to early states planned next week, savannah. >> all right dasha burns, thank you very much. a russian court extended the trial of evan gershkovich another three months both his employer and the u.s. government deny the accusations. russian officials have yet to reveal what, if anything, evidence they have against him his parents were at the hearing yesterday. his mom said they were able to communicate with their son through smiles. now to a really dreaded day

for a lot of netflix users, including many in my own family. the streaming giant says it has started to notify subscribers that they will be charged a new monthly fee if they are sharing an account with people outside their household. nbc's kaylee hartung has everything we need to know good morning. >> hey, good morning, guys netflix has ignored and embraced password sharing it turns out sharing is no longer caring as the company crocks down on users that may be mooching off a family member netflix is getting ready to pass pause on password sharing. on tuesday, the company began sending e-mails to subscribers with a dreaded opening line. your netflix account is for you and the people you live with with that, the days of account sharing appear to be in their final act. >> sorrows sorrows, prayers.

>> reporter: they are rolling out the new rules gradually, asking users to set up their household by approving streaming devices on their home wifi netflix will not use location data to find out where you are watching instead, it will rely on ip addresses, device ids and accocount activivity to deteterf you are watching from a new screen if not, you will be asked to make a new account or pay $7.99 a month for each new member. the company reported a loss in subscribers last year and said the 100 million households around the world that share their credentials are cutting into its bottom loin. >> this should not happen. this is avoidable. >> reporter: earlier this year, netflix began cracking down in other countries, including spain where analysts say one million subscribers dropped the service immediately after the roll-out the company called the reaction temporary. but some subscribers here might

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mary tyler more revolutionized the role of the modern woman with her iconic needed performances on "the dick van dyke show. and the mary tyler moore show. >> the only reason he was paid more than i am is because he was a man. >> reporter: in the new documentary "being mary tyler more," never before seen pictures found in mary's own basement introduces us to the woman behind the smile. >> this is robert. >> hello. >> reporter: how would you describe your mary >> my mary was someone who had enormous heart >> reporter: dr. robert levine and mary were married for 27 years old. they met by coincidence. mary's mom was sick and needed a doctor. >> when i was about a leave, i said what you would expect a doctor to say.

if you have any questions or concerns, give me a call she said, what about loneliness? in fact, three days later at 3:00 a.m. she called me. >> reporter: were you shocked? >> absolutely. >> reporter: one of the parts in the documentary that's so beautiful is video from her bridal shower. she says he made me a tuna fish sandwich, and it was the first act of real life. >> it was a moment she said she realized that she loved me when i saw it, i said, my goodness, it is a simple act of kindness that changed both of our lives. >> reporter: robert and mary built this home together mary's presence is felt in each room the shelves in the library are filled with scripts from every one of her performances. yeah she drew that. mary

her handwriting. in her office, some of mary's proudest moments are on display. >> so mary won seven emmys, a bunch of golden globes. >> reporter: did she keep this from the set >> yeah, it's close. yeah that is a replica of the original m. >> reporter: robert says one of the roles she was most proud of is her advocating for diabetes research mary was diagnosed with type one diabetes in her early 30s. >> through all her effort to help find cures, mary was suffering from complications, which she kind of held in the background. >> reporter: but the diagnosis wasn't her only challenge. she struggled with alcoholism and suffered a devastating loss, her only son ritchie died at 24 years old. she faced a lot of pain in her life how did she get through that >> she always believed that you

push through you have to keep progressing because we all face challenges in our lives one of her key items was her resilience >> reporter: she struggled with loss of vision due to her own diabetes, so he started the mary tyler moore vision initiative that works to help with vision loss and honors the hollywood icon. >> thank you for being with me. >> reporter: robert's greatest act of kindness for his beloved life. >> she's with me every day the pain of her life is unreconcilable i try to honor her in everything that i do. >> reporter: do you sort of think that would mary do >> what would mary do. when i think about how i want the world to remember mary, i look to what i have etched in her memorial her spirit of beacon, her smile eternal. she made us better >> oh, my word.

>> he's such a lovely man. think about how that chance encounter brought this love together but also he's a doctor so one of her greatest acts was, of course, what she did with diabetes, and he was her partner in all of that y'all, this documentary is ground breaking. it's beautiful and they found all of this footage in their basement. they were putting it together and they said, do you have anything more personal and he went down and he found this footage, including that moment where she was telling all of her friends about him and why she fell in love with him at her bridal shower. >> oh, my gosh. >> but what she did for women is unparalleled but we haven't really heard about their love story before, which you will hear in the documentary. she was the first woman to wear pants on television. and not to make a statement. she just said, i'm a young mom, and i'm playing a young mom, and i don't wear a frilly skirt to take care of my kids i wear pants let's make things realistic.

she's remarkable watch the documentary. >> thanks, jenna. >> it premiers on friday on hbo and available to stream. how about a check of the weather? >> well, we are going to see a good amount of storminess down through parts of the panhandle of texas into oklahoma, too, and northeastern new mexico with wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour, large hail we can't rule out a tornado, but those are widespread -- those would not be widespread we will see a lot of heavy rain, including amarillo, texas, where we could see one to two inches of rain. also in the southeast, we're looking at significant amounts of rain right along the coast into georgia and south carolina, but especially down into florida. it's been raining on and off there for quite some time. it is going to continue through the day today. we are looking for a lot of sunshine in the northeast and unsettled in the northern rockies where we could see scattetered

good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out cloudy, but it will clear out and we have really nice day ahead. it will be very much like it was yesterday. reaching into the low 70s for inland valleys and cooler tomorrow as the clouds linger with gusty winds bringing in that cooler ocean air. we're headed for 70 degrees tomorrow. we'll see more of the same weather into the weekend. san francisco staying chilly, forecast. >> all right, guys what time is it? >> oh, best time of the morning. >> well, first up, we will start with "the voice" today season 23 came to an end last night with a big send-off for our buddy, blake shelton the coach wrapping up an incredible 23-season run, featuring special appearances by friends and former coaches. shelton noticeably emotional throughout the night but carson kept the laughs

coming, honoring his best buddy with this hilarious surprise. >> and just like any other g.o.a.t., when it's time to walk away from the game, though in the towel, pack it in and call it a day, we commemorate this big moment like any other great american athlete buddy, it is time to retire the blake shelton jean jacket! [ applause ] >> carson is such a good friend. toward the end of the show, shelton got one last surprise from his former team blake winners that sang him off to the green day classic. look at this ♪ i hope you had the time of your life ♪ ♪ >> i got to go with blake. >> i'll take blake. >> i'll take blake.

>> blake. >> blake, blake, blake. >> blake. >> blake >> yes >> i mean, so team blake didn't go with a win this year, but no one cared. instead it was voice freshman. a big congrats to gina on that one. and to blake on an incredible 23 seasons of coaches he opened himself up to a new audience >> and he met his wife. >> hello true >> very true. >> and best friends. >> congratulations, blake. next up, have you seen this? a spelling error on tuesday's final jeopardy into a nine-day winning streak now some fans are asking for a re-do. take a look. >> both of the names of these

two lovers in a shakespeare play come from latin words for blessed. ben chan, what did you come up with this? >> who are beatrice and benedict unfortunately that's not correct. beatrice and benedick. >> did anybody else get it >> no, wait. i don't know so all these people obviously were on twitter. they were saying what you are saying should that have counted it's "jeopardy." >> you have to be on your game. >> you know. >> so that happens like they tape it and then you look over it like you are looking at the judge like, does it count, does it not count >> it's a different name. >> there you go. all right. next up, "good burger.

it has been 26 years since this famous line. >> welcome to good burger, home of the good burger can i take your order? >> well, yesterday, they were spotted on the set of "good burger 2." here's the thing looking like almost no time has passed no release date on the project just yet but audiences can expect the duo to reunite with a hilarious new group of employees we will keep you posted. they look exactly the same harry styles was reunited with the greet granny lucky enough to deliver his grammy back in february when super fans were selected to hand out the album of the year trophy the grammy granny sharing these videos from his london concert jamming out to the show. can you blame her? on social media she wrote, imagine my shock and joy when i was invited backstage to meet our harry and have him walking towards me singing the song "reunited and it feels so good" while giving me a hug.

she said i could go on and on forever, but she says, simply put, he's so kind. >> sweetest. sweet. >> he's a good guy. >> our harry. >> she could come back for summer fun. >> our harry should come back. >> miles warren, we do have him this year. >> yes. we're getting you ready for memorial day with a fun cocktail idea for your long holiday weekend. but first your local news. ♪♪ a very good morning to you. it's 8:26 right now. i'm laura garcia. later today the mayor of oakland and the acting police chief will discuss a break in the case involving dozens of robberies.

opd says this week they arrested nine juveniles 17 to 12 years old who they say are responsible for 35 robberies in 14 neighborhoods. on sunday, officers spotted a car linked to one of the crimes at a rock ridge business. officers arrested five suspects there. they say four others took off running. officers eventually caught up and arrested all of them. let's get a look at our forecast for this wednesday. that cooling trend continues. >> it does. it's going to be very much like it was yesterday. so we're only seeing high temperatures in san francisco, reaching the low to mid 60s. but then you head across the bay and it gets a little warmer, but not by much, especially with all the sunshine in dublin as well as fremont reaching 73 degrees. 73 in san jose. check out san martin in the upper 60s for today. we're going to see more of the same for tomorrow as well. upper 60s, low 70s. we start out with clouds, but then we do see it clearing out. and we're seeing more of the

same on friday into the weekend. laura? >> all right, thank you. thank you for joining us as well. another local news update in half an ur. half an ur. johoin

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let's show our crowd we want to get everybody on. looking good, y'all. good to see you. nice looking crowd out here right now. >> you guys ready for memorial day? you will be when we get through today because we have backyard barbecues to talk about. and the perfect drinks to shake up what you are serving your family and friends. >> cool. >> plus another holiday is on the way. father's day and the new steals and deals pack with great gift ideas. >> oh, father's day right around the corner no reason to wait until the last minute, folks. here's the thing, coming up on the third hour, dylan, you will share a personal story that will help a lot of people. >> i really hope that's why i want to tell this story. we learned that my little guy kelvin has a disease that millions of people deal with that's celiac disease. we had to make a lot of changes

to his diet and change up cooking with kel we will show you changes we made and go through the symptoms that everyone, kids and adults, should look out for. maybe this will get you to the doctor sooner, and you can see if it's something that you have. >> yeah. anecdotally, i have heard of a lot of kids being diagnosed with that recently. that's interesting okay we look forward to that. >> before we do anything else, maybe one more check of the weather? >> all right let's take a look at what we can expect temperature-wise. temperatures 10 to 12 degrees below average. highs only in the 50s. but go on down to cincinnati, st. louis, and temperatures in the 80s. philly 81 degrees. that cold front will keep it chill around for burlington into boston temperatures tomorrow only in the 60s. cleveland 62 degrees philly only 72 that is below average for this time of year but as we go into the upcoming holiday weekend, cleveland, we're looking to get back into the mid-70s by sunday. close to 80 in cincinnati. raleigh is up to 78. you might hang on to showers, too.

spotty showers and storms with the interior northeast today heavy rain continues down good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today our temperatures will reach into the mid 70s for the inland valleys. and it will be even cooler tomorrow. 70 degrees. and that continues into the memorial day weekend with cloudy start. we should see a lot of afternoon sunshine each and everyday. and in san francisco, a lot more clouds here and also cooler temperatures. really headed for 60 degrees on saturday with breezy winds that will probably feel a lot cooler into memorial day. can stream all four hours of "today" on your local nbc station live on peacock. it is part of the morning news live collection, and you can find all the details on peacocktv.com. the inspiring story of twin

brothers with a shared purpose after life threw a wrench in their childhood dreams kate snow will show us how together they are working to change the world but first, this is "today" on nbc.

we are we are back. 8:35 now with a story about the incredible bond between two brothers who are playing a key part in some medical treatments for people that are paralyzed. >> kate snow is here with us. >> i love this story jason and david are identical twins, each making a mark in the world of medicine, driven by a common goal. there was a time in david's life when it was hard to see passed tomorrow but now they have become a powerful duo growing up in new york city, identical twins jason and david

carr were close and competitive. >> we were both wrestlers. so when that started, there may have been a skirmish or two. >> after college, jason headed to medical school. david was about to start an mba at stanford, but first a trip to mexico. >> i did a shallow dive, and there was a stand bar, so i hit the top of my head and broke my neck luckily, i had a couple of friends there. they were able to drag me out of the water, but i was instantly paralyzed and couldn't move or feel anything from my chest down. >> immediately. >> his twin jason got the news. >> i would say the moment of receiving the call was one moment and then just going and seeing him -- >> it's still tough. >> so seeing him in the icu. you know, you see all the tubes

and everything else. it was -- it was a hard moment >> david spent months in rehabilitation learning to live in a new body, as he puts it learning to navigate life in a wheelchair, returning to stanford for that mba and changing the future for his twin how much did his accident maybe inspire you to go into what you are in now. >> i mean, it is the reason that i'm in it. >> jason decided to specialize in neurology and neuro science, specifically nerve regeneration and ways to help people with spinal injuries recover function. >> what could be more touching than your identical twin brother going into an area of research that is because he wanted to help. >> david focused on bringing new therapeutics to patients and last fall joined the foundation for the national institutes of health, connecting top scientists with influential leaders in the private sector. >> it's been great to have this

double sided coin, where i'm the rabble-rouser and the money guy and he's the scientist and physician. >> here is the spinal cord. >> now jason is working on a project that could one day help his own brother, studying new ways to pair brain and spinal cord stimulation, using electrodes. >> we're trying to get brain and spinal cord to partner and produce movement. >> it's early. but he hopes the research could help people regain movement in their arms and hands. >> our goal is to take those spare connections and make them functional. >> what if this helps your brother one day? >> oh, i would be thrilled. >> both men have families, and they get together all the time their relationship stronger than ever. >> we came much more collaborative than competitive. >> you became a team >> yes we're running the same race, but we're both going to lean hard at the tape. >> they have literally raced

together jason carrying david on his back after the swim portion of a triathlon. they lobbied for spinal cord research in new york state. >> it is a blessing that we are approaching this problem together as two brothers in particular it feels great waking up every day knowing that even if we're not in the same physical location, we're all pulling in the same direction >> the twins have also worked together to launch a business, making a new kind of electrode the accident really changed the trajectories of both of their lives. and what a powerful team they have become. guys, jason told me admires his brother's relentless optimism. and david told me he admires jason's empathy. >> that's pretty incredible. >> and just to watch how emotional he got talking about his brother who was sitting right there. >> yeah. he said he hadn't gotten that emotional in a while but i think telling the story to

me drew it out but they're both successful in their fields that research we talked about, it is not going to happen right away, but they're working to test it in human they're hoping to get a trial. >> if anyone can do it, it's those two. you really believe it once you're watching them that was a beautiful story wow. wow. all right. coming up next, we look ahead to father's day whether he wan to grill orts

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too. you have a flashlight as well. 61% off. the deal is $39. again, it has the attachment for your bicycle, for a backpack. >> everybody needs this. >> yeah. i mean, there is no reason not to have it. >> okay. so talk to me. >> so this is a chair. it folds up into a backpack, and it is also a cooler. need i say more? the cooler chair backpack with bluetooth speakers and it's $109.99. it holds 24 cans, it has the straps for the backpack, four hours of continuous play like this is my brain in an object the deal price is $34. you have to get that it is 69% off. that is like a must get. >> that is an easy get. >> folding up to 250 pounds.

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the cooler chair with blue tooth speakers and everything, the pillows and the swimwear >> scan that qr code at the bottom of the screen or head to today.com/deals. let's head over to savannah. >> we are getting for the weekend mixing up cocktails that you will want to enjoy all summer long. summer long. t, first, this is "todbuay - life is uncertain.

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why not have a cocktail or a mocktail everybody knows memorial day is the official start to summer so let's mix a drink vanessa price is here and branching out. she just opened up a restaurant where steak house meets beach house. i love the sound of that how fun is that? just in time for summer. >> a couple cocktails perfect for summer. >> you named all of these. they're very cute. the first one is pour decisions. >> yes, yes. this is a riff on a gin ricky. it is simple it's with a little bit of club soda. >> kind of tart. >> kind of tart and refreshing, exactly. what's fun about this is we use dehydrated lime. it looks pretty. it keeps longer. it gets sticky and the flies come, that sort of thing you can dehydrate them ahead of time there is less mess and they last a long time, which is a lot of

fun. >> next is the sour puss >> yes this is a play on a lemon poppy sour i will pour this fresh for you basically, this one is going to be a way to use bourbon in the summertime some people like bourbon, but in the summertime, it could be tough. where is craig yeah he loves bourbon. >> you rang? okay. >> yeah. take one of these guys. >> what is this? >> this is from a company called dress the drink. >> yeah. >> so it's rice paper with edible ink and this is a picture of our sunset that we garnish the cocktail with. >> and it just dissolves >> yeah. >> it tastes like a whisky sour. >> exactly it is a lemon poppy sour. >> i like that. >> okay.

the weekend warrior. >> you are a weekend warrior >> so this one is a spicy margarita. we are using jalapeno. you know how sometimes they can be spice in sometimes they're not spicy at all. >> whoa! that's spicy >> you want to have some cocktails? come on over guys, try this one this is a spicy margarita, but hold on to your hats how did you make it so spicy >> this is juicing jalapeno tequila. >> i know. it's on fire vanessa, you are drawing a real crowd here sheinelle, do you like this? >> yeah. >> you came in from the back. >> this is good. >> we have pre-made craft cocktails, via carota classic negroni. >> i don't know who wants to try this. >> i'll try that. >> but they make martinis and

manhattans they're pre-made. >> when you say pre-made, you're like, eh. >> these are actually a lot of fun, which is pretty awesome. >> and then keep rolling down the way. >> you named these the ballsy vodka sparkle. >> this wasn't me. i didn't name that. >> i thought you named it. i was like sassy >> canned spritzes and cocktails are next for me, but not yet this is fun if you want to do something with no sugar, something lighter in alcohol only 4.5% alcohol. >> okay. >> it's basically a canned cocktail. >> do you pour it over ice >> exactly. >> is it good? >> yeah. >> oh, it's light. >> nice. >> it has a little lightness to it.

>> it is a good summer drink. >> this is our mocktail. >> exactly this is something you can do they have palomas, the ginger and the blood orange here. you can drink on their own they are actually much lower in sugar than most mocktails. but you can mix it with the spirit if you like the flavor of it. >> yeah. they say you can do it plain or mix it in. >> 27.5%. >> that's a cocktail beverage. >> cocktail! >> wow. >> you want that for father's day? >> maybe i'll just take this one. >> vanessa, thank you. do you guys have a favorite? >> this is my favorite. >> the sour puss. >> the weekend warrior. >> the black wine. >> what is this? >> that's the black lines we use to make the weekend warrior. >> i thought it was a mushroom. >> oh, you don't like the smell. >> smell it.

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