thanks for starting your saturday with us as the long holiday weekend gets under way from it is mostly a case of so far so good when it comes to the weather and the travel rush.

it is may 27th this is "today." ♪ ♪ holiday getaway. tens of millions packing up and heading out of town, ready to hit the beach and get some sun this memorial day weekend. airports packed and, thankfully, very few cancellations and delays but it won't be blue skies everywhere with severe weather today in parts of the south. we will have the full forecast still, no deal president biden says he and top republican lawmakers are close but have yet to come to an agreement on what it will take to raise the country's debt ceiling. this as negotiators get a few more days to work things out with the treasury secretary setting a june 5th deadline before the u.s. runs out of money. foul ball scare. >> oh, no. that hit somebody in the dugout. >> milwaukee brewers' shortstop wi willie adamis rushed to the

hospital after being hit by a ball how he is doing today. all that, plus move like mom. beyoncé brings a surprise dance on stage in paris overnight. her daughter, blue ivy blue joining queen bey in the middle of her renaissance tour to the delight of fans everywhere today, saturday, may 27th, 2023. ♪ ♪ from nbc news this is dah with peter alexander and kristin welcome. this is "today." >> welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning how about blue ivy that makes you want to start dancing, first of all. she is just 11 years old peter, i can't believe how tall she is and i can't believe her moves. >> yeah. it may make you want to start dancing but let's be clear our family dancing doesn't look quite like that. >> no. >> this is one heck of a take-your-daughter-to-workday though can you imagine getting up on

stage in front of tens of thousands? it is a cool moment they shared from a joyful video to get the holiday weekend started. >> more on that if a bit negotiators still at it, working into the holiday weekend, still without a deal to raise the nation's debt limit. this needed to avoid a potentially catastrophic default. late friday president biden said they are close to a deal but as of this morning nothing yet. >> lawmakers got a bit of a reprieve with treasury secretary janet yellen moving the deadline from june 1st to june 5th before the country runs out of money to pay its debts. >> more on that in a moment. first, it is the start of the holiday weekend, the memorial holiday it is a chance for us to pause and remember the men and women who died fighting for this country and for our freedom. soldiers placing flags at every great site at arlington national cemetery this week >> we salute all of them the three-day weekend means summer isn't far behind. we will take a look at the scene

in the skasies and on the roadsi a moment but let's begin with angie lassman tracking the all-important weekend forecast how is it looking? i'm so happy to tell you guys i have mostly good news when it comes to the travel forecast if you are trying to get to last-minute destinations. we have mostly green, san francisco, illinois, chicago, detroit, all looking good. we will be watching the atlanta airport for delays potentially because we have a lot of rain thanks to an area sitting offshore of the carolinas, bringing days of heavy rain for folks in the carolina, up and down the atlanta and even into the ohio valley. we have gusty winds leaving us with high surf and dangerous conditions on the water, too here is how it plays out for us as we get through the weekend. this is the saturday forecast. you can see the bands of heavy rain leading to torrential rainfall for folks there we will watch for flooding potential to remember i said the ohio valley,

it starts to spread into that area as we get into tomorrow the outdoor plans could be difficult if you are in this area at least through sunday some of the lingering rain bands will be around there is a low risk for severe weather in this area, but just be mindful we could still see potential for flooding concerns by the time it is all said and done we could have upwards of 6 inches of rain in the eastern parts of the carolinas as we get through the holiday weekend, guys >> all right, angie. we are holding on to what you said at the top, the mostly green map is looking pretty good for the holiday weekend. if you have plans to head out of town, no better time than the present. the sooner the better with roads and airports expected to be packed, again today. this is a live look right now, point pleasant beach in new jersey already looking like a gorgeous start. nbc's george solis is at philadelphia international airport. george, what is it like there? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, peter. things looking good so far right now most of the eyes are on the airlines who are looking the avoid a repeat of last summer's meltdown when we saw

rampant delays and cancellations, largely in part because of staffing and crew shortages. today the faa is forecasting some 37,000 flights and the airlines are saying look,, we got this, we are prepared for the rush today as we know is expected to be one of the busiest travel days in recent years but look at the numbers. according to aaa some 40 million expected to travel more than 50 miles from the home, an estimated 3.4 million catching a flight and 2 million going by rail or bus. it is no secret so many people are choosing to hit the road with gas about a dollar cheaper than this time last year at the airport transportation officials are taking somewhat of a victory lap as the cancellation rate has remained about 1%, under 1% i should say nationwide really good news there you have to take a little bit of the bad with the good because as we are looking this morning some delays are starting to creep up at some of the nation's major airports as i said so far things looking

pretty good for memorial day travel, peter and kristen. >> we hope it says that. george solis for us in philly. thank you. this morning there is still no deal between the white house and congressional leaders on raising the debt limit negotiators are back at it today but there's a bit of good news here the treasury secretary saying the country won't run out of money until june 5th that's four days later tha the n expected nbc's monicaal alba has the latest it seems they could be getting close. >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you. they worked overnight to finalize an agreement to avoid a crippling default but no deal has been reached they have more time with janet yellen pushing back the estimated date the u.s. will no longer be able to pay its bills until june 5th, a week from monday president biden left the white house for camp david, optimistic a deal could come together this weekend as his top aides work

with house speaker kevin mccarthy's team. while progress has been made and the key negotiators have called the talks candid and productive there are major sticking points here republicans want stricter work requirements for some federal benefits while democrats say it would plunge the americans who rely on them into poverty. another hurdle, democrats want the eventual agreement to lift the debt ceiling for two years the republicans are pushing for a shorter extension with spending cuts and caps in place. look, there's still incredible risk to waiting until the last minute to raise the borrowing limit including a possible credit downgrade for the u.s., which is what happened when a similar standoff took place in 2011 kristin. >> yes, indeed, it did monica, of course, once there is a deal in place there's still a lot of hard work to be done. what is it going to take to get it through such a deeply divided congress >> reporter: yeah, and time is of the essence and urgency here really is key because of how long it could take to become

reality. first, the agreements needs to be turned into legislative text which takes a while and then lawmakers have around 72 hours to review it, and members went home for the holiday weekend and aren't expected to return until tuesday though they could be called back soon potentially remember, it has to pass the house and senate before it goes to the president's desk for signature and nothing is final until that point with severe economic consequences on the line kristen and peter. >> time is running out, monica alba breaking it down for us from the white house thank you, monica. we turn to ukraine where a russian missile tore into a medical clinic in dnipro ukraine's president is condemning the latest attack as a crime against humanity nbc's molly hunter is in ukraine with the latest for us what are we learning, molly? >> reporter: peter, i have updates about the attack 24 hours later rescuers digging

through rubble looking for survivors. ukrainian officials say absolutely it was a civilian hospital, not a military target. at least two people dead, more than 30 injured including at least two children really horrible scene even 24 hours later. earlier today the army released a very slick recruitment video it is a battle cry, kind of a call to arms that would possibly be suggestive of something starting it says the time has come to take back what is ours now, earlier today, and you see the video on the screen, earlier today i actually pressed senior presidential adviser if that was an announcement, if this is a sign it is the eve before the counteroffensive he said, look, stay tuned but it could be a sign we are almost ready for a big operation on the counteroffensive, though he says it has started they are in a preparation phase, and one thing he says, guys, this will not come as a surprise to either of you, that will be very, very helpful in the counteroffensive are the f-16s we asked about specific numbers and delivery he wouldn't get into numbers but

about timing he did say they would see f-16s here in ukraine within months. peter, kristin >> molly hunter on the ground in ukraine for us today molly, thank you the controversial republican attorney general of texas ken paxton could be impeached by the republican-controlled house in his state in a matter of hours paxton, who petitioned the supreme court to overturn the 2020 election, is accused of a wide range of illegal acts nbc's priscilla thompson is in the state capital of austin with more on all of this. priscilla, good morning. >> reporter: kristin, good morning. these are the 20 articles of impeachment that the texas house is set to vote on in just a few hours. they include charges of disregard of official duty, bribery, obstruction of justice and more the texas house has been investigating attorney general ken paxton for months since he asked for $3.3 million in taxpayer funding to approve a wrongful termination settlement after several staffers accused him of firing them after they reported inappropriate behavior.

paxton is accusing the republican-led committee that adopted these articles of impeachment of seeking to overturn the will of the people who reelected him in november. >> they have denied me the opportunity to present the evidence which contradicts their politically motivated narrative and they are showcasing their absolute contempt for the electoral process. >> reporter: paxton, who has been part of efforts to overturn the 2020 election is calling on his supporters to protest at the capitol today as this vote gets underway if he is impeached today he would be removed from office immediately pending a trial in the senate kristin, peter >> all right, priscilla thompson thank you so much for that appreciate it. two army veterans who stormed the capitol on january 6th were hand it years-long prison turns on friday jessica watkins and kenneth haroldson were members of the anti-government oath keepers group who attacked the building

in a military-style formation that day watkins is facing more than eight years in prison. harrelson is sentenced to four years. on thursday the oath keepers founder stewart rhodes received a record-setting 18 years behind bars for the attack. turning to sports now. in major league baseball willie adamis is waking up in the hospital after he was strzok by struck by a foul ball off the bat of his teammate anderson. >> oh, no, that hit somebody in the dug out. was that adadis? >> trainers quickly rushed to help after he was hit in the head adamis was able to walk out of the dugout on his own. the brewers said he suffered a concussion and will be placed on the injured list adamis is expected to be release friday the hospital later on today. >> that ball was coming fast >> uh-huh. now to what is increasingly becoming a medical emergency in

this country, an alarming shortage of crucial cancer drugs forcing doctors to make difficult decisions about how to treat their patients nbc's catie beck has that. >> reporter: carrie is battling stage three ovarian cancer, and due to a drug shortage her fight is even more painful at at her last treatment the florida clinic ran out of the drug she needed. she was sent home. >> why didn't anyone tell me this >> the drug is highly effective with minimal side effects. this month the american cancer society issuing a warning call it has become a serious and life threatening issue. >> as you can see, it is completely empty. >> reporter: the oncologist says he has had zero supply for nearly two weeks a recent survey found doctors in

40 states said they had no supply of key chemotherapy drugs. >> this can't wait for another six months to be resolved. >> reporter: currently 14 dres are on the fda shortage list. >> we have a team working night and day with the industry. >> reporter: fda commissioner robert califf says drug shortages are getting worse because generic versions of the medicines have become so inexpensive to consumers producing them is no longer profitable for manufacturers so many have stopped. he says the vast majority are imported quality control issues have also played a part. >> any market things get out of kilter and that's definitely happened here. >> reporter: are you guys working urgently to find some type of short-term solution. >> in terms of short term this is the highest priority. >> reporter: he says the highest priority is to bring more manufacturers into the market and into the u.s the association for accessible medicine who represents drugmakers say they took are

deeply concerned but added policymakers must address shortages in a manner wholistic and long term, shoveling for aspects related to shortages as for her, she is worried her treatments are altered now using a different but similar drug with more side effects >> there isn't anything that works as effectively it is the drug i need. >> reporter: a critical problem, a solution unknown catie beck, nbc news, tallahassee, florida you just pause and consider the ramifications there. it is a diagnosis nobody wants to receive and then to make it more daunting the idea they can't get the chemotherapy drugs they need to attack it >> compounding such a stressful situation and hard to fathom it could happen in this country all right. let's take a turn, get another check of the forecast with angie lassman. angie, what else are you watching today >> of course i told you guys about the heavy rain we are watching in the carolinas but we have a lot of places it will be really great for outdoor celebrations like, say, the

midwest. minneapolis hits 83 degrees today. it will be pleasant. we will see warm conditions stretching from washington, d.c. into new york and plenty of sunshine temperatures remain in the upper 70s there. there's the heavy rain we are watching through the next couple of days through parts of the carolinas. meanwhile, out west, 96 degrees for phoenix. how is that for a taste of summer above average temperatures remain across the midwest and northern plains. we will see spotty showers into tomorrow for those areas and potential for maybe stormy conditions across texas, so it will be iffy for outdoor plans on sunday in parts of texas, oklahoma and stretching into the central plains meanwhile, chicago, 77 degrees tomorrow you will deal with a little bit of clouds but nothing to complain about weather wise for your sunday. how about memorial day the nice weather that settles in and stays with us for the midwest, the great lakes it will be great on the lakes, i have a feeling for the next couple of days really busy upper 70s for louisville getting into memorial day. soggy unfortunately for the carolinas getting into memorial

day, but we will see the rain winding down as we get back to work next week things will be quieter for you there. meanwhile, sunny and warm out west l.a. for memorial day, 65 degrees and deal wing showers that will stick around for parts of texas as we get int guys, that is a look at the local forecast. back to you. >> angie, looking sunny for the holiday weekend.

thank you. still to come, swifties unite. taylor swift made her way to the big apple. emilie is there. >> swifties are taking over the tri-state region. did not embarrass myself with dance moves, but off-key singing. coming up, the excitement swarming the stadium. why another superstar singer is cancelling all of the shows of her world tour. we're back right after this.

we are back on saturday morning with the "weekly download." >> we welcome joe fryer to the desk. >> peter and kristen, good morning. a lot of headlines, including a scary scene here outside the white house. police arrested a 19-year-old man who they say intentionally crashed a u-haul truck into barriers a few feet from the white house. >> park police and secret service listed charges to his arrest. including threatening to kill, kidnap or inflict harm on a president, vice president or family member. >> the suspect has not entered a plea. >> a federal grand jury indicted alexmurdaugh.

>> a viral fake picture spurred a dip in the markets. >> dow down 200 points. s&p down .25%. >> the photo posted to social media seeming to show a fiery explosion near the pentagon. experts said made using a.i. >> all of us have to take a look at these things and get the facts before we make netflix started cracking down on password sharing, notifying subscribers they will be charged $7.99 a month for users outside their household. >> sorrows, sorrows. >> asking users to set up households by approving streaming devices on their home wi-fi. netflix says it will not use location data to find out where you are watching music legend tina turner passed away at 83 years old. ♪ you're simply the best ♪

>> her performances were like electricity pulsating across the stage ♪ what's love got to do with it ♪ >> powering her gritty and unmistakable voice and trademark dance moves. >> no matter what is happening backstage or in my life, once i walk on to the stage and it is there, you kind of smile you know, it is only love. that's all some of the week's most dramatic moments caught on camera in italy mount etna erupted and rained cash all over, forcing flight cancellations and clouding the air this california teen was rescued from a rushing river in sacramento county. he was not wearing a life jacket when he went rafting >> don't be an idiot don't be like me listen to your parents do not go in the water and a group of orcas attacked this sailboat off the coast of morocco officials say the whales repeatedly slammed the hull and caused extensive damage to the rudder, but it did not sink.

finally, graduation season is here. student grace mariani and her service dog justin both received their diplomas from seton hall university justin earned his for attending all of grace's classes with her. congrats to the class of 2023. justin the dog is so cute there. it like smells the diploma puts it in its mouth, looks at the crowd to accept the applause >> he was a little uncertain but what a great pair. >> honors to her, magn comia. congratulations to her >> coming up next, we will tell you about the blockbusters worth heading to the movies for. plus, on stage last night, beyoncé's daughter blue ivy more on that in today's "pop

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real world. you can go back or know the truth. >> the first one. >> you have to want to know. do it again. >> we're back on saturday morning, may 27th, 2023. a look at margot robbie as "barbie." high anticipation with that trailer. >> summer is always the time for big movie blockbusters. "barbie" is one of many coming to the theater near you. we get you ready for everything you need to know in a while. we have tom cruise. we have "indiana jones" back. harrison ford. >> barbie and ken. >> that is next weekend. >> celebrate. we have news to get to for this half hour. a check of the headlines. state farm says it will stop selling new home insurance policies in california as of today. the insurance giant released a statement on friday saying it

made the decision due to frequent wildfires and high cost of rebuilding due to inflation. state farm is no longer accepting applications for business policies. existing policies will not be affected. the company will continue to sell car insurance in california. video emerged of the school bus crash in south carolina on thursday which thankfully everyone survived. re's what happened. the bus slowed to a stop at intersection, but it moved forward and a tanker truck came out and plowed into it. unbelievable. according to the hospital, 17 children and 1 adult were treated and all released. school officials say the passengers were middle and high school students. amazing everyone survived. white house celebration for the lsu basketball team was interrupted on friday. president biden congratulated the first-time champions.

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surprises. the governor comparing the attraction to hosting three super bowls. the holiday weekend, taylor mania is taking over the tri-state. as the superstar and tens of thousands of swifties swarm metlife stadium outside new york city. and fans of all ages are enchanted to be here. >> i'm on the record a very big taylor swift fan. >> will there be tears shed? >> 100%. >> i was crying on the way h >> reporter: not than ♪ listen to the music ♪ ♪ she'll never know ♪♪ >> reporter: theoncert

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stunning inside the 80,000 seat stadium. not a blank space in sight. the tour is set to break the $1 billion mark. sunday is considered the highest selling night of the eras tour. for the ticket reseller stubhub, nose bleed tickets is at more than $1,200. before you start calling it a cruel summer, taylor will announce international tour dates. i don't know how much that will help your wallet. guys. >> the italian lady came here. someone will have to go there to see taylor. emilie, i know you were there, but not in the stadium. how is it for tonight? >> reporter: i'm among the empty swifties. i'm on my ticketmaster app and refreshing because it is known to drop batches of tickets in

the hours leading up to the concert. fingers crossed. >> kristen welker is offering to give you the $15,000. >> no, i'll keep my crossed for. emilie, thank you. our superstar is here. angie lassman is back with another check of the forecast. angie, you are the other woman of the hour. everyone wants to know the weather. i don't know if i can compete with taylor swift or emilie. i do have a good forecast in most spots across the country. the midwest and northeast will look nice. we have trouble spots in the center of the country. central plains is where we watch to see severe storms developing in the afternoon hours today. we have thunderstorms going in parts of the northern texas and oklahoma and kansas and new mexico at this hour. the severe threat is going to be mainly focused into the same area from stationary front that is hanging out to give us the

potential of damaging hail and gusty winds. watch this if you are >> good morning. it's 5:37. you might be used to this pattern as we've been seeing the last couple days. cloud cover to start in the south bay, but the temperatures will warm up nicely. i think today will be the warmest of our long holiday weekend with some 70s down in the south bay. chilly and still cloudy at the coast. make sure you're bringing the jackets for barbecue plans out there. subtle changes into tomorrow, as well. we're tracking a system that will drop down and maybe and that is a look at your local forecast. guys, back to you. >> angie, thank you. just head, remembering the fallen on this memorial day weekend. our conversation with the family of one woman killed in iraq two decacades

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♪ ♪ we are back now with our special series "those who serve" as we honor the men and women this memorial weekend who paid the ultimate price for our freedom. >> one wisconsin family says there isn't a day that goes by that they don't think of the daughter and sister they lost nearly two decades ago in iraq >> msnbc's lindsey riser sat down with them. >> reporter: it started as a testament of american patriotism and duty >> tonight we have a story of a thoroughly modern military family that has a lot of people thinking way back to "saving private ryanns." >> three sisters, twins charity and michelle and older sister rachel going to work in iraq with the national guard. >> i have a twin sister.

it is really hard. >> reporter: less than a year into her deployment 20-year-old michelle was killed when her humvee was ambushed. sisters flew home. michelle's casket followed michelle's 2004 death making international headlines, raising fresh questions about what to do when siblings go to war. >> she had seen the worst iraq and yet she kept her faith in god and in humanity. >> reporter: today michelle's parents john and laurie witmer live in wisconsin still. >> it is like before we left, michelle or after, there's -- it was such a change. everything just changed and it never goes back. >> reporter: these days they find joy in their ten grandchildren. john is writing a second book after sharing michelle's story in hopes of helping other families cope with grief why was it important for you to be so black and white about the darkest moments of your family's

life >> because other people are going through the same thing because then they may know that they're not alone. >> reporter: it has been 20 years since the start of the iraq war and 19 since michelle's passing, but her memory and name live on like in the street sign near her childhood home and in her niece's name >> i just feel that it was the name i was meant to be given i'm so happy to be named after her. >> i wonder what she would have been like and if she would have had kids of her own. >> balsamic is okay with you guys >> reporter: michelle's twin charity who retired from the military after serving eight years lives in texas and has three girls of her own, including oldest, madison michelle, all preparing this memorial day weekend to honor michelle's memory. >> there's just a solemnity when you lose somebody you loved so much and they have a day to honor all of the soldiers who lost their lives you look at it in such a new way. >> i try to live as the best

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all three officers were charged by the new accountability unit in the alameda county district attorney's office. the family of a trans man who was shot and killed at a san francisco walgreens has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. yesterday, brown's family filed suit against wagreens and the security guard who shot brown, as well as the security company he works for. it alleges walgreens provided inconsistent policies to security guards about confronting shoplifters. it comes days after attorney general bonta announced he'd review the district attorney's decision not to final charges against the guard. d.a. brooke jenkins maintains the guard fired in self-defense. we are going to turn to the forecast and check in with cinthia pimentel as we enter the memorial day weekend. >> as we enter and maybe exit from sfo, we have clouds which

may break up in a bit. we've seen this pattern all week. we start with the cloud cover and then give way to some of that sunshine. the cloud cover is also impacting parts of the north bay, the peninsula, and even parts of maybe oakland over on into richmond. temperatures in the mid 50s like areas over on in concord. i'll leave you with novato. 52 and hanging on to that cloud cover if you plan to head out the door. get the last-minute groceries for your long memorial day holiday. lunchtime, we should see the temperatures slowly start to warm up, but it'll be a crawl as we get there. as far as daytime highs go, we'll be in the 70s away from the coast. we'll talk more about your forecast in a little bit. kira, back to you. >> thanks. coming up on "today in the bay," ready to hit the road and the skies? brace for a busy holiday weekend. we'll tell you what you need to know before you hit the road as a record number of people are supposed to get out this

weekend. the highest number in more than 18 years. we'll have that plus all your top stories coming up at 7:00. we hope you join us. right now, back the "today" to good morning. ready for summer. today, the long memorial day weekend gets under way. tens of millions are packing up

and heading out to crowded roads and airports. few issues reported. the weather is mostly cooperating, but a risk of severe storms in the south. we'll have the full forecast. big screen blockbususters. with sumummer nearlrly here, sof the anticipated movies are hitting theaters from harrison ford in "indiana jones" to tom cruise in "mission impossible." plus "barbie" and "little mermaid." we take you through everything coming to a theater near you. and buddy up. >> step on third. >> inspiring baseball league teaching players and fans the power of working together to overcome obstacles. bringing good memories and

smiles to the diamond. >> we're the family from franklin, tennessee. >> we're celebrating the end to another great school year. ♪♪ congratulations to all those students, by the way, now looking forward to the start of summer. a long year and they deserve time to enjoy. welcome to saturday morning. thank you for waking up with us. >> they are bringing the sunshine this weekend and this is, of course, the start of memorial day weekend. the holiday is a time to pause and honor the service members who gave their lives while fighting for the u.s. and securing the nation's freedom. >> for many, the three-day weekend is a chance to jump start summer which is a few weeks away. >> it is starting to feel like summer. for now, tens of millions are taking advantage of having monday off and the beautiful weather this weekend. this is the look at destin, florida. it is going to be packed on the

gulf today. we will have a look at the roads and air travel in a moment. first, we want to check in with nbc meteorologist angie lassman who is keeping an eye on it for us. angie. >> good morning. no better feeling as a meteorologist when you get to tell people good news. the midwest and great lakes and south and dallas, you are good to go with last-minute travel. we will see heavy rain working onshore the next couple days. it extends into memorial day weekend. you see all of the rain which has started to come onshore. we have an area of low pressure offshore. no chance of tropical development. it will be impactful. gusty winds and high surf and causing rip current risks up and down the east coast. not in the carolinas where it is raining and georgia and parts of the ohio valley eventually will see that rain, too. here is how it plays out.

this is the rest of saturday. bands of heavy rain are moving onshore. it could be torrential rain. it could be 2 inches per hour. impressive rainfall rates. flooding is a potential, too. watch for that in this area. indoor plans are a good idea as we finish the weekend going through the next couple days as we start to see drier conditions in that area. umbrellas will be needed. >> all right. we'll deal with nice weather the next couple days. angie, thank you very much. let's talk about the other big part of the story. the latest from the air and roads with more than 40 million people traveling over the holiday weekend. we have nbc's george solis at the philadelphia international airport. >> reporter: good morning, kristen. so far so good with the weekend travel. a lot of airlines looking to avoid a meltdown like last year with the delays and cancellations with the staffing and crew shortages. today, the faa is expecting

37,000 flights and officials are saying we got this and prepared for the rush. that is good news for travelers who know this is one of the busiest travel periods in recent years. take a look at the numbers. you mentioned 42 million expected to travel 50 miles or so from home with 37 million on the roads. 3.4 million choosing to fly and 2 million going by rail or by bus. with gas being $1 cheaper than this time last year, it is no secret many people are packing up the cars and hitting the roads for a disty nation. -- destination. here at the airport, they are taking a victory lap. the cancellation rate is 1% nationwide. you have to take the good with the bad. some delays are creeping up, but things could be worse. kristen and peter. >> george, thank you. here at the nation's

capital, there is no agreement to raise the debt limits. lawmakers have a few days with the federal government not running out of money until june are 5th. four days than proprojected. monica alba has more. >> reporter: good morning, peter. negotiators are working to finalize agreement to avoid default. so far, there is no deal yet. they have a little more time with janet yellen pushing back the estimated date the u.s. will not pay bills until june 5th. president biden left the white house to camp david last night optimistic. there is a major sticking point here. republicans want stricter work requirements for federal benefits. democrats say that would plunge those who rely on them into poverty. the democrats want the debt

ceiling for two years. republicans are looking for a shorter time and caps in place. lawmakers will have 72 hours to review the legislative text, but lawmakers are not expected to return until tuesday and could be called back sooner. it has to be passed in the house and senate before it goes to the president's desk for signature. kristen and peter. >> long days ahead. monica alba, thank you. that is the news. let's get holiday weekend morning boost. joe. >> i want to show you something good that came from something bad. this morning, an entire high school fallen for alicia keys. the musician sent a video message to north kansas city staley high school. keys was inspired by ralph yarl. he was shot when he went to the i don't think home when he

picked up his siblings. >> i was so moved by your love and unity and support for brother ralph. i would love to invite the entire school to come to my keys to the summer tour on july 21st. >> you can see by the reaction there and those faces, keys invited every high school student and staff member to her concert in st. louis this july. she is also covering the cost of transportation for everyone. for ralph, he is currently home and is expected to make a full recovery. what a great reward for something that the school did. >> it sure is. most important part is he is expected to make a full recovery. way to use celebrity for something positive. still ahead, from "indiana jones" and "barbie." we have the movies on the must-see list this summer. we are back with tt afteter

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us in from l.a. you should be on a pool deck at this point. it is early. summer is synonymous with blockbusters. which one to watch? >> two are one i would want watch. "indiana jones" is the most beloved franchise of all time. the strength of the movie is the chemistry with harrison ford and phoebe waller jones. and tom cruise is back with "mission impossible day of reckoning." the seventh movie in the franchise. part two is coming out next year. you know this one will end with a cliff hanger and given it is tom cruise, the most famous stunt man in the world, that means he will be hanging off a cliff. >> two of my favorite actors for

all of the obvious reasons. dave, let me ask you, we all love a good blockbuster. what about prestige films? ones that win all of the awards? >> the best picture oscar winners were the best that came out in the spring or summer. i'm looking forward to "asteroid city." wes anderson with the new one that comes out in the middle of june. a lot of members of his stock company are in this one. scar scarlet johansson. and then "barbie." "little women" was nominated for best picture. this one with margot robbie looks fun and because it is greta gerwig is elevated and fun.

and "oppenheimer" from christopher. he has done "the dark knight." this is the physicist who was industrial in the tomic bomb. everybody wanted to be in this movie. it shows. that will be a three-hour epic that looks large scale and great scenes. >> dave, super quickly. kids are out of school this summer. any family friendly fare? >> "spider-man" across the spider-verse. why not change one word of the title and make a movie that is just as good as the first one. it revolutionized the "spider-man" franchise. and pixar has a high concept and real world meaning in a way that

pixar can do unlike any other company. >> good options this summer. dave carter, thank you. we expect you to be pool side five minutes from now. good to see you. for more on what else is popping up this summer from movies to music and tv, check out carson's summer preview marathon on peacock or your smart tv. let's get another check of the weekend forecast with angie. >> good morning, guys. we have a couple of things to know with the rain working through the carolinas. what also comes is cooler air. not what you want to hear on the weekend you want to be out doors. charlotte is 57. that is below normal for this area. tomorrow, 87 degrees in boston. we end up in the 60s in the mid-atlantic. as we look ahead, finishing out memorial day and into the next week, we will be in the 70s in new york. a warm up

>> good morning. it's 6:16. look at this beautiful view over 880. you can see downtown oakland there in the distance, and also that cloud cover hanging on overhead. it'll stick this way at least through your lunchtime hour and feel just a little cold right there in the upper 50s, low 60s mixed with some sunshine. let's go to cupertino for a look at your weekend forecast. a place that will start to warm up a little quicker compared to oaklan and that is your unofficial start of the summer weekend forecast. back to you. >> we will take the great weather news. angie, thank you. still ahead, the inspiring baseball league making sure everyone who plays has a f fair

we are taking you out to the ball game this saturday morning on the diamond in new jersey. >> it is the home of something called buddy baseball. a league with no limits. >> the players are developmentally and physically challenged. they can be as young as 3 and old as 25. i spent the day at the park which is a community affair. >> reporter: baseball has always been considered a team sport. but in bayonne, new jersey, team takes on a whole new meaning. >> what is the best part of baseball? >> hit the ball. >> reporter: pete was the town's recreation superintendent. the guy who made the league with kids with special needs a hit. >> you got this. >> step on third. step on third. nice! >> good job. >> reporter: they call it buddy

baseball because players are paired with volunteers to help them round the bases. >> i was struck by how many people were on the field. it really gives that community feel, right? >> buddy baseball is 100% community. everybody comes out. all of bayonne knows. >> you got it. good job. >> reporter: for colin and his dad, chris, it is a game changer. >> it is a wonderful way to get the kids together and build friendships. >> how many hits do you have? >> two hits today. >> how does it feel? >> good. >> reporter: as for the buddies, on this day, they come from the town's high school teams and fire department. >> it is one of my favorite days of the year so far. the enthusiasm these people bring and to see the smiles on their faces when they go around and finally touch home. >> a great slide. >> reporter: and that's the

thing. every player gets a hit every time. >> you're going home. >> reporter: and eventually, makes it home. >> good job. >> i didn't see anyone ever get out. >> no one makes an out. everyone is safe. >> that is important. >> when you come to the field, we feel safe with one another. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: that inclusivity means a lot to mattie klein and his mom. >> you want the best for your kids and you want them to be happy and people to see them the way you see them. to have an environment where they are celebrated for exactly who they are. that is the goal of most of us. >> reporter: on opening day, they had a parade. one of the biggest events in town celebrating a sport where instead of the score, it's the community that counts. >> one, two, three. buddy baseball!

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based on the information i have so far, we anticipate we'll have at least 220 new officers on the ground. >> sfpd is down some 500 officers since the start of the pandemic. the mayor will submit her budget to the board of supervisors next week. a covid outbreak at vallejo city hall is prompting changes this coming week. the planning and development services counter will be closed through thursday. despite government officials declaring an end to the pandemic, the city of vallejo is still required to follow covid protocols mandated by cal osha. cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our memorial day microclimate forecast. >> good morning, kira, everyone. yeah, if you're watching from home and not necessarily heading anywhere, that's a vacation, too. look at this beautiful live shot i got from oakland. we're seeing 880 there and the city skyline right there in the distance. it'll stay cloudy, however, if

you do have plans to hang out locally in oakland. mid-morning hours, if you plan to head out, get brunch or coffee, we're a little chilly, mid 50s, only peeking into sunshine as we go into the second part of the day. speaking of the second part of the day, we'll stay cool out at the beaches, as well, a little breezy. make sure you're bringing those winter jackets out to the coastline. i know we're almost to june, and these temperatures continue to stay below normal. that sunshine will be peeking through into parts of the inner east bay valleys. down in the south bay, we have 75 in san jose and in san martin with 66 over in santa cruz. bottlerock festival, beautiful forecast. i am tracking changes for sunday. you might want to pay attention in the full forecast at 7:00 a.m. back to you. >> thanks. at 6:29, coming up at 7:00 this morning on "today in the bay," federal agents going door to door in one bay area neighborhood. we'll tell you about a new investigation now under way after a hazardous incident last

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