weather for those headed out today. >> we're seeing clouds to start but it will gradually clear up. our inland areas head for 70 degrees, which is definitely cooler than normal. it continues into this afternoon. for san francisco, a high of 62 for today, and we're already seeing some breaks in the clouds, so it will be a pleasant day. the "today" show is just ahead. you can get more local news right now with our new newscast, streaming live on roku and samsung and xumo. nbcbayarea.com as well. a list of top beaches around the u.s. >> you won't want to miss it as you prepare to make your summer vacation plans. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we hope you enjoy your memorial good monday morning. we are following a holiday weekend disaster in iowa. >> an apartment building partially collapsing with

residents trapped inside it is may 29th, 2023, and this is "today. emergency teams searching for survivors in davenport, iowa >> we're not sure how stable the building is. >> nearly two dozen people rescued so far, but others still unaccounted for. the cause under investigation with some residents saying they voiced safety concerns for years. we are live on the scene with the very latest. breakthrough with an agreement finally in place to avoid a debt ceiling disaster, president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy turn to the tough task of selling it to their parties. >> no one got everything they want but that's the responsibility of governing. >> we are 95%. we are overwhelmingly excited about what they see. >> what it will take to impact congress the impact on your bottom line and our exclusive interview bebehind the d deal.

historic impeachment. the gop-led texas house turning against the state's republican attorney general now suspended from his duties. what he's accused of doing and why that vote is front and center in the race for president. royal reveal inside the newly released fbi files detailing a plot to assassinate the queen on u.s. soil why it is only now coming to light 40 years later. those stories, plus wheels up >> oh no >> a frightening crash at the indy 500 a tire flying over the fence and hitting a car in the parking lot before one of the wildest final laps ever. >> newgarden final wins the indianapolis 500 >> just ahead, the highlights adding to the legacy of the biggest spectacle in racing. and holiday road tens of millions traveling over

the long weekend to celebrate the unofficial start of summer what you will face as you head out today and during your trip home and your all-important forecast today, monday may 29th, 2023 from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> got to love that "holiday road" as we get started. good morning welcome to "today" on a monday morning, memorial day. we appreciate you spending part of the holiday with us. i'm peter alexander alongside my friend kristin welker today. we're in for savannah and hoda today. >> we have an incredible crowd out on the plaza ready to mark this memorial day. we have members of the u.s. navy band. >> right in the heart of fleet week. we'll get to them in a little bit.

we have a lot to get to. a lot of people are talking about how is the forecast and how bad is the traffic going to be? >> the good news, for much of the country, warm temps and sunny skies. this is a live look at the beach at point pleasant, new jersey. traffic will be heavy with nearly 40 million americans hitting the road this weekend. the key is to hit out early before 10:00 a.m. we have it all covered for you. first, we do begin with that breaking news out of davenport, iowa, where the search is still on for possible missing residents after that apartment collapsed yesterday. shaq brewster made his way to the scene there. he got there overnight. he's there with the latest. shaq, what's the situation on the ground? >> reporter: good morning. the mayor telling me in the past couple of minutes that this has shifted from a rescue mission to a recovery mission. there are no known deaths connected to the collapse of

this building, but when you look at the devastation and the destruction left behind, it's almost hard to believe. >> the freakin' building just collapsed. >> reporter: this morning, first responders praised after the partial collapse of an apartment building in davenport, iowa. officials say crews were dispatched to the scene of a six-story apartment complex on sunday evening. >> the rear building of the collapsed. >> on sunday, fire crews rescued seven people and a dozen more were able to walk from their own from the building. the cause of the collapse is under investigation. >> we had a gas leak, water leakage in the structure. >> reporter: some residents said they smelled strong gas smell in the building. >> they called the city with complaints. >> reporter: local officials acknowledging residents had been

filing complaints about the building for years. city officials say the owner of the building did have permits in place for repairs. this incident comes nearly two years after the partial collapse of the champagne towers south condo building that claimed the lives of 98 residents in surfside, florida. and just a month after another shocking collapse in a parking lot in new york city. as rescuers come through the city for survivors, officials praise first responders fog going into the building to perform those rescues without knowing whether the structure was stable. >> they were the heroes of the day. they got people out of there as quick as they could and they saved lives. >> reporter: as recently as last week, residents reported seeing bricks fall from this building, one of the many complaints connected to this structure. that will be the focus of any investigation, right now the focus is making sure no one is left behind. peter? >> anxious hours ahead as they continue that rescue effort. thank you very much. and another major story this

morning. that break through in the showdown over the debt ceiling. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy striking a deal to avoid a catastrophic default. the question now, can they pass it? we will talk to the president's top negotiators in a moment. but first kelly o'donnell has the very latest. good morning to you. >> good morning, kristin. this is a major update and a bipartisan effort going forward. now there is still more work to do. >> if there was no debt ceiling deal reached, payments could be late >> reporter: this morning a critical breakthrough. a plan that would avert a catastrophic first-in-history default, but suspending the nation's debt limit until early 2025 and tightening federal spending >> we reached a bipartisan

spending agreement now we're ready to move to the full congress. >> reporter: the tentative follows days of intense back and forth negotiations between president biden, house speaker kevin mccarthy and their teams the result is a compromise, that congress must still vote to approve. so the drama is not yet over. >> so it is not 100% what everybody wants. but when you look, the country will be stronger >> reporter: the agreement would hold nondefense federal spending roughly flat for 2024, with a 1% increase for 2025. expand some work requirements for recipients of federal food assistance, snap benefits until 2030 but exempts veterans and the homeless unspent covid funding, about $30 billion would be brought back. $20 billion from the irs will be shifted to other government needs. the plan also funds veterans' medical care and keeps student

debt relief. lawmakers will be able to read the 99-page bill with a house vote expected wednesday. democrats' progressive caucus with a mixed reaction. >> i'm not happy with some of but they are not cutting the deficit and they are not cutting spending. >> reporter: while both the white house and speaker looking to claim pieces of victory. >> we did a conference call with our conference, and over 95% were overwhelmingly excited about what they see. >> i have no idea if he has the votes, i expect he does or i don't think he would have made the agreement. >> reporter: so now the push is to sell this agreement to lawmakers in both parties to keep this deal from going off the rails before the june 5th deadline in one week the house will vote wednesday, followed by the senate and on to the president's desk, and that is a tight timeframe. >> now the hard work begins. kelly o'donnell, thank you

joining us exclusively, sholanda young, the director of the office o management and budget and one of the president's top negotiators on this deal director young, we appreciate you being with us right now. so, the good news is a deal has been reached, but now the tough part begins, and that is trying to get everybody on board with this we have heard from both sides in the house saying they're not sure if they would vote on this deal how confident are you right now that you have the votes to get this passed and avoid a catastrophic default? >> well, good morning. first and foremost, let's remember what the ultimate goal was, avoid default it would have been the firstt millions of job lost, retirement accounts time in this country's history where we didn't pare bills that would have meant millions of jobs lost, retirement accounts devastated. the president was not going to standby and let that happen. so we negotiated in good faith in order to avoid bringing devastation to millions of americans. that was goal one. we're accomplishing that

the debt ceiling will be dealt with until 2025. that's a big deal that i hope brings some comfort to americans as they enjoy this memorial day weekend. i called my parents and told them to breathe a sigh of relief that this deal was compromised but this compromise protects the key investments made over the past two years in our infrastructure space, historic climate investments. but neither side gets everything they want. >> to be clear, though, do you have the votes are you confident you have the votes? >> remember, i am -- we negotiated with the speaker. the speaker, i'm sure, is talking to his conference and assuring that his members can support this package what i will say, and i have said this publically many times i have worked in congress a long time members know that default would have been devastating to this country. and on balance, this deal strikes a responsible tone. >> director young, you --

>> deal with the debt ceiling. yep, deal with the debt ceiling and avoid devastating cuts to programs working families count on. >> you bring up the speaker. let me ask you what he's saying. he told members of his conference that he made zero concessions to democrats, and that some democrat told him, quote, there is not one thing in the bill for them what would you say is the biggest concession you got from republicans? >> look, i'll say this again, the goal was avoid default. we reached a budget deal we think was fair it staved off where our republicans started. remember, they wanted to cut $130 billion from the budget for non-defense discretionary. we ended up with something that is closer to a budget freeze in divided government, i have done a little of these, debt is on par with previous budget agreements so we left with something that is in line with a compromise in divided government that has to be bipartisan, and that's where we landed. >> some of the criticism is

coming within your own party the top progressive saying among other things that she has real concerns about the democratic concession as it relates to work requirements for food stamp recipients. here's what she said >> it is bad policy. i told the president that directly when he called me last week on wednesday that this is saying to poor people and people who are in need that we don't trust them. >> that we don't trust them. how do you respond to that criticism? >> well, one, this president has a record that shows he fights for working class families and those who need a little leg up so that is without doubt that has been this president's ultimate goal since he ran for this office and we take a backseat to no one in showing that we are not going to compromise our values for people on work reforms, they are in this bill, but mind you, we got

new exemptions for the homeless in this country and for veterans. >> director young, can i get you quickly to respond to one of the nation's top credit ratinge cret agencies threatening to potentially downgrade the credit rating citing the, quote increased political partisanship what do you say to those that say negotiations should have been started sooner, should have been left partisanship and, frankly, there is blame to go around on all sides? >> look, i think we probably would have ended up in the same place we are now, regardless of when talks started and i think we ended in a place of compromise. it's in line with previous budget agreements that i have been involved in so we ended in a place we should have always been we are avoiding default. we're getting into 2025 with the debt ceiling, and i really hope americans can breathe a sigh of relief it would have hurt millions of americans if we defaulted for the first time in history and washington came together and avoided that.

>> after weeks of working around the clock, we asked you the wake up at 6:00 a.m. on a holiday we appreciate your time and perspective. thank you so much. >> thanks for joining us >> thank you there's new fallout in the wake of a historic weekend vote in texas the state's attorney general suspended of his duties after being impeached by lawmakers after allegations of a years-long pattern of misconduct hallie jackson joins us with the latest good morning to you. what are you watching with that? >> reporter: hey, kristin. good morning to you. we're watching ken paxton pushing back on the accusations against him and thanking peopl for what he describes as an outpouring support a top official in deep red texas. now, a political fight on his hands that's far from over a significant showdown this morning in deep red texas a republican-led effort against a prominent conservative and key ally of president trump.

the state attorney general, ken paxton, impeached and now suspended by the texas state house over allegations of bribery, unfitness for offic and abuse of public trust. >> he's being attacked by his own employees. >> reporter: some conservative supporters defending paxton, including donald trump, a key ally of paxton's >> he's done more for the american people than any president in our lifetime. >> reporter: mr. trump also calling out texas' republican governor greg abbott who so far has been silent on the issue paxton tweeting sunday night that he's been overwhelmed by the support after calling the historic vot a politically motivated sham. >> the fact that i was prohibited from presenting evidence to defend myself shows this shameful process was curated from the start. >> reporter: the three-term attorney general no stranger to controversy. separately indicted eight years ago on securities fraud charges, pleading not guilty in a case

that has yet to go to trial, but a texas house committee in march began investigating years-long investigations that paxton misused his office, which he denies this week 20 articles of impeachment against him. >> the evidence is substantial. >> reporter: among the allegations, that he took bribes to help remodel his house, that he used his influence to help look into a federal investigation of that donor and that he fired staff members that reported his misconduct. paxton later settling for more than $3 million with four of those former aides and asking for state money to repay that settlement despite the public scandals, paxton stayed popular enough to win re-election for a third term in november. he was endorsed by mr. trump, but it's the state's senate that could determine his future as attorney general with a new trial with days to come and a new fight just beginning so, for paxton to end up removed from office, a two-thirds majority would have to vote for

that, but any timing on a trial is tbd, and the spotlight is on one senator, paxton's wife, state senator angela paxton. there are questions now about whether she will recuse herself or be involved in a vote kristin? >> the political world is watching closely all right. thank you so much. now to the holiday celebrations happening today from coast to coast. millions of americans heading to beaches and backyard barbecues to get a head start on summer. dylan is standing by with your forecast first emilie ikeda is checking out the travel rush and what you will face on the roads and at the airports good morning what is it looking like as folks start the process of getting home >> reporter: good morning to you. at the moment, traffic is moving along quite smoothly, but don't expect that to linger throughout the day as millions are set to return home from their memorial day weekend celebrations the key here is to leave before 10:00 a.m. this morning because

some of the worst bottlenecks will build up, according to aaa, later this afternoon, between 12:00 and 3:00 that's the hot spot. some travelers returning to major metro areas like new york, boston, tampa and seattle could see their travel times double, and traffic will linger into tomorrow so try to avoid the roads between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. then. aaa called this the third busiest memorial day weekend on record, in part fueled by savings at the gas pump. the national average is down by more than $1 compared to this time last year so perhaps some welcomed relief and calming relief for drivers stuck behind the wheel later this afternoon >> not just busy roads, but busy tarmacs, too all the flying how is the travel rush compared to last year's chaos in the skies? >> reporter: i will say this -- so far so good the transportation secretary reporting that in the first couple days of the memorial day weekend, there were less than 1% of flights canceled.

but the airlines will have to face another stress test today with another 42,000 flights scheduled to depart. all of that as tsa screens more than 7.6 million passengers between thursday and saturday. on some days record turn-out since 2019 if you are taking a flight, if you are among the masses taking to the skies today, a couple of things you want to keep in mind. first and foremost, arrive to the airport early to give yourself enough time to get through security avoid checking a bag if you can, again to save time download your airlines app to get alerts and notifications sent directly to your phone. and go to transportation.gov if you do experience a delay or cancellation so you know what you are entitled to when it comes to refunds or compensation. but fingers crossed, hopefully people don't have to do much of that today >> at least a beautiful day for anyone outside who gets to enjoy it longer. thank you very much. >> for sure. we always say bring your patience as well the biggest tip on memorial day,

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in mission bay. you can see in the video the police activity, windows shattered at the luma hotel. one person was shot and hospitalized, but no arrests have been made. all of america pausing today to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. this is a live look at the national cemetery in san francisco's presidio. any time now it's set to open, and later this morning people are invited to gather for the annual wreath-laying ceremony and a presentation for gold star families. also coast guard air teams will fly over, that begins at 11:00. >> it's a great day for that and beautiful weather. let's check in with kari. >> the weather we've seen recently continues today. we start out with clouds across much of the bay area. by late morning it's starting to clear out. we're mostly sunny into the afternoon. only reaching 70 degrees, which is cooler than normal. we'll see more days like this throughout the week. but it will be a touch warmer going into the weekend with a high of about 78 degrees on

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i don't know if he'll keep it off the turn two wall. >> oh, no! kirkwood upside down >> look at that. terrifying we are back with that scary crash at the indianapolis 500 yesterday. one of kyle kirkwood's tires came off and flew all the way over the fence now, thankfully, it didn't hit anybody in the crowd but it did land on a car in the parking lot, leaving serious damage. >> somebody goes back to the parking lot afterwards and says, mom, about the car as for the race itself, it was joseph newgarden taking the checkered flag, his first-ever indy 500 win after 12 tries at the brickyard. he is the first american to win the race since 2016. look at that little milk shower to get things going for him. meantime, with craig off, jacob soboroff is joining us this morning. >> i took a milk shower this morning. good morning, guys. >> that crash could have been so much worse >> yeah. >> we will have a lot coming up

this half hour memorial day week end obviously an important one a crucial one for hollywood. the summer blockbuster season getting under way while some beloved shows end their seasons. no "succession" spoilers yet here. >> not yet, though as audiences watch, the ongoing writers' strike is threatening to delay future productions. kaylee hartung has more on that. >> reporter: good morning, guys. we know memorial day weekend is a major moneymaking holiday for hollywood, but with the writers on strike, they may want to savor the shows available before the new well runs dry. this week summer is in full swing for hollywood. >> check it out! i can dive >> reporter: with big movie releases making a splash ♪ >> reporter: and on the small screen, all eyes on major finales, after "succession's" saga ended last night. >> okay, buckle up. >> reporter: just as "ted lasso"

may end its unbelievable run. >> that's it for today. marvel. now we scrimmage >> reporter: "barry" and "the marvelous mrs. maisel" will take its final good-bye there may not be many shows in hollywood's line of succession as the writers' strike now approaches its fourth week industry experts say negotiations between the studios and the writers' guild are at a standstill, and they expect the strike to last through the summer, meaning an entertainment drought may be on the horizon. >> if there's no shows produced during the summer, then they won't have shows to air in the fall >> reporter: for almost a month, not a single word has been written for tv and movie scripts, forcing many studios to pause production, which will likely delay the return of hit shows like your favorite family hit comedies >> oh, hello.

>> reporter: daring dramas. >> the work is mysterious and important. >> reporter: and police procedurals. >> i think you and i work in the same case for opposite ends. >> okay, partner >> reporter: despite the work stoppage, the summer movie season will likely to be able to stay on its feet. >> did you bring your roller blades >> i literally go nowhere without them. >> reporter: though hollywood is weary of another speed bump ahead. both the directors and screen actors unions will negotiate their contracts at the end of june, meaning more creators may hit the picket line if a deal is not reached. >> if that's the case, then this town really will shut down even more than it has shut down. >> reporter: there is still hope hollywood will have enough time to sling back into action. >> hope is good. but what is the plan for the fall if production on most of these shows is going to stay paused >> reporter: industry insiders say expect to see a lot more

reruns and unscripte shows taking the place of those series we will likely see more competition and reality tv come in the fall. on the film side, that schedule is always in flux. while there will be some delays on some movies, we might not notice that until later. >> thanks so much. >> all right fingers and toes crossed that ends quickly all right. now to stunning revelations from the fbi releasing a trove of documents revealing a plot to assassinate the late queen during one of her trips here erin mclaughlin has that story. these are stunning revelations good morning >> reporter: good morning. during the queen's visit here in california in the 1980s, a threat was made to kill the late monarch. those files have been kept secret until now, some 40 years later. the details of the potential danger and a number of other security concerns finally coming to light as queen elizabeth ii arrived in california in 1983, smiling as she greeted then president

ronald reagan, local and federal authorities were on high alert and ready to thwart a possible assassination attempt. that's according to newly released documents from the fbi. the 102-page records report says the police officer received a phone call from a man who wanted to harm queen elizabeth. the unnamed man believed to be an irish republican army sympathizer mentioned two opportunities for potential attacks, one of which was to kill the queen during her visit to yosemite national park, a trip she made from prince philip the would-be assailant also had made plans to drop an object off the golden gate bridge on to the royal yacht. in response, the secret service called the walkways to san francisco's famed overpass when the queen's yacht neared the threats came at a time of tension between the british monarchy and the i.r.a., which was dedicated to removing british rule in northern ireland. >> the queen did not have personal enemies, but she had

symbolic enemies if you did not like the british state, she would be the ultimate target >> reporter: the internal fbi memos outline a number of potential risks to the queen's safety during her visits to the u.s. from several anonymous threatening telephone calling during her trips to kentucky to potential concerns surrounding her appearance at an orioles game, where it was believed that anti-british protesters reserved a large block of grandstand tickets. while there is no indication any of these threats materialized, experts say ther are likely more we don't know about all through history. >> i'm absolutely convinced that every time a british monarch has visited the united states or indeed other countries, there have been all sorts of potential threats. >> reporter: the documents do not indicate arrests were made for any of the threats against queen elizabeth. in a letter to nbc news, the fbi says there may b additional records related to

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what's happening around me >> reporter: tara montenaro from the ymca south florida helps kids of all ages stay safe around water, teaching lessons like this flip and float technique to help younger kids stay buoyant and on their back in they wind up in trouble but that shouldn't happen if you follow a cardinal rule - designate a water watcher at all times. >> i'm the person accountable to this space we're watching the whole time i have it on, i' friends. >> reporter: it includes adult not on a cell phone, having alcoholic beverage or communicating with friends >> reporter: it includes adult supervision and swimming lessons. all the more important when you consider tha around 400 children a year drown in pools and spas. to make matters worse, the u.s. is currently grappling with a lifeguard shortage, somethin the association has called a crisis. >> if you are going to an area

that you have already visited and you are used to having lifeguard protection there, get online and find out what the hours are, if there is one at all. and if not, you need to go to some locations -- maybe change your plans0 life >> reporter: new york city needs 1,400 lifeguards currently has 500. in miami beach, all of their lifeguards are current positions, so no shortages here. though visitors need to exercise caution. >> if you are a good swimmer, you never now how strong the current is. >> reporter: and then, of course, there is the allure of the grill which comes with its own hazards. >> it's easy for that grill to build up grease. keep it nice and clean. we have issued recalls in the winter that may have involved summer products. so go on our website see if your grill has been recalled. >> reporter: those steps, though

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coming up tomorrow on "today," a story parents need to see. what children can learn from our eating habits. expert advice to make sure we're passing on really healthy habits. any parent can relate to this story. >> i was going to say anything but mac and cheese in the house would be celebrated. we want to get to your news at 8:00 this morning. this is a serious story out of the midwest. the search for possible survivors is growing increasingly desperate this morning after the collapse of part of an apartment building.we this is in davenport, iowa. shaq, is there any new updates? >> reporter: we just heard from officials who confirm there are no known casualties after the partial collapse of this building. when you look at the devastation, when you look at what's left behind, it's almost hard to believe. you see the pile of rubble there at the ground level. we know search and rescue teams have been here on site overnight and into this morning.

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while turkey has condemned the invasion of ukraine, erdogan has refused to take part in economic sanctions against russia. now to florida where a memorial day outing took a terrifying turn yesterday. police say a suspected drunk driver sped down a crowded beach in new smyrna narrowly missing people including kids. guad joins us with details. >> reporter: fortunately it was just a close call and no one was hurt authorities did say that the driver had a blood-alcohol level almost twice the legal state limit. they have also shared bodyca footage of the moment officers arrived at the beach right after this dangerous moment took place. >> you have your license on you? >> yes, i do it's in my car >> reporter: this police video shows the aftermath of a young woman driving through the beach. witnesses say she was speeding through the sand according to the county sheriffs

office, sara on the left plowed her suv through the dunes parked right into the mission narrowly missing families enjoying memorial day weekend in the sun. >> okay. what happened? >> i'm not sure. i was the driver and they kind of stopped us and they said we almost hit a child i didn't think that we did that's what he told us. >> reporter: according to authorities, her blood-alcohol content nearly double florida's legal limit. >> she's going to go to jail, okay >> reporter: the sheriff's office charging ramsammy with dui and failure to obey a traffic control device >> and why am i going to jail? >> because right now i think you are driving under the influence. >> my little one is playing in the sand and all of a sudden, this guy just starts shouting, hey, watch out

>> reporter: ashley says the vehicle zoomed by right where she was sitting with her 3-year-old son >> i was yelling at them through the window, you just almost hit my child, many other kids, dogs. and she was like, well, i didn't. >> reporter: other witnesses grateful this morning that no one was hurt. >> i went to bed last night just laying there thinking she could have easily ran over a kid the only reason why she stopped is because she got stuck. >> reporter: we did reach out to the driver for comment overnight and have not heard back. according to court records, she was released after posting a $1,500 bail. jacob? >> scary stuff guad, thank you so much. >> glad nobody was hurt there. that was a bad looking scene hoda is off this morning that means kristin has the "morning boost." a flight attendant returned home to ireland with a story she will be talking about for the rest of her life she saw her boyfriend waiting to welcome her home first he gave her flowers, which was a big hit with all the

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national champions crowned across every division actually >> that's right. and harry smith met up wit one player competing after accomplishing something many people thought was just impossible this story is just incredible. we're looking forward to it. >> thank you so much men's and women's championships fastest growing were decided, except for d1, that happens in philadelphia as any lacrosse parent knows, and i'm a lacrosse parent, once your kids get a taste of this sport, as it is one of the fastest growing sports in the country, once they get a taste, nothing can keep them away number 44, ryan skobol is a long pole for the mercyhurst lakers for him, the drills, the repetition is pure pleasure. how is practice? >> it's good, good we're honing in on the basics right now, the fundamentals, but good. >> reporter: good?

no, remarkable because a couple seasons ago, he was rising the roster at this d2 powerhouse, found himself short of breath, exhausted and thought he had the flu >> i was struggling in warmups i got in late in the third quarter and i was struggling to make plays, even standup. >> laker head coach, chris ryan. >> he came up and said, coach, i just can't catch my breath we got him over to the trainer and then all of a sudden, everything started happening. >> reporter: turns out his heart was in big trouble dilated cardiomyopathy his heart was failing. >> i was upset because at this time i'm at the peak of my college life i'm 21, in the middle of a lacrosse season and now i'm being told i have heart failure. >> reporter: and told he wouldn't survive without a new heart, a transplant. so off to the cleveland clinic >> it was everything i thought it was i felt like i was picked up by

the s.e.a.l. team six of nurses. >> reporter: his dad, steve, was recovering from his own transplant, the same disease it's congenital. >> it's been a weird way to bond with my dad. compared to how we used to bond. >> reporter: you don't recommend it to other people >> no. i don't recommend bonding with your dad through transplants. >> reporter: ryan got the new heart, but he was a shell of his former self. >> i remember stepping on the scale once and she was like 142. i was like geez. >> reporter: he had lost 60 pounds at one point he even flat lined for 11 seconds he said to himself -- >> you are at ground zero right now. there's only room for improvement. there's only places to step up from here. >> reporter: his goal, play lacrosse again he contacted his doctors. >> they looked at me they're like, dude, you died here like four months ago. now you want to go back to a full-contact sport

>> reporter: skobol is that guy you don't count out. come back, he did. >> it was a great day when he came walking back into the office, but i didn't let him know that. it was business as usual. >> i remember running out there being like, oh, wow. i can hit somebody i remember the first time making that contact and it was just like, wow. you know and it was -- >> reporter: did you ask your heart, how are you doing >> i was checking in on him and he was doing fine. >> reporter: as if on script, he scored a goal this season, his first ever in college. coach ryan says native americans view lacrosse as a gift. >> they will tell you it was given to us by the creator to help solve problems and it was medicine. >> reporter: the game and the heart of a young man ryan skobol does not know beats strong in him. he's thankful for both >> due to his donation, his selflessness, i'm able to continue with my life, graduate from college and move into my young adult life,

something at one point i thought was over and his generous donation is what wakes me up every day >> reporter: can you believe that guy amazing. i've got a little bit of bad news because mercyhurst made it to the national championship game yesterday, they lost, though >> oh. >> can't be a complete storybook ending, but i also want to pay troops to my good friend, jason gaye from the "wall street journal" who shares stories and gives me tips and says you have to go to erie, pennsylvania to meet this kid. we did, and he's very impressive >> he's a lakers legend regardless what an incredible story the guy flat lined at one point. >> and how about that goal >> you have to think his passion for the game gave him so much strength and now he's giving his teammates strength right back. >> i love harry with the stick on the shoulder.

>> exactly >> shout-out to all the lax parents out there. >> big shout-out harry, thank you very much great stuff. speaking of the plaza, let's head out to dylan because she's out there. love the sunshine. looking good >> it absolutely is. i love a holiday we have a nice big crowd here on the plaza. we have these lovely ladies out here where are you from >> alabama >> what are you doing in new york >> girls' trip >> that's all you need, right? >> school's out. >> already >> we're educators >> congratulations on that thank you for all you do let's take a look at what's going on across the country where we have nice weather in the great lakes. temperatures running about 10 to 15 degrees above average highs in the mid to upper 80s today. buffalo, 83. we will see the temperatures area

same in the 80s as we go through tomorrow into most of this week. that warm weather will stay in place. in the northeast, it will keep good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. in san francisco, it is a partly cloudy morning with a calm wind and nice and quiet. it's going to be a beautiful day as we head for the low to mid 60s. we're up to 68 in san mateo and oakland and napa today with low 70s for the south bay. and that's your latest forecast back to you guys. >> thanks so much. time for this morning's "popstart" and jacob is in this morning. >> this is a super size "popstart" this morning. this is a "succession" free spoiler free segment do not turn off your television or turn down the volume. call your friends and tell them

to tune in right now we will go all in on the weekend music news first up, who else taylor swift popstart's special correspondent emilie ikeda is in new jersey with all we need to know about taylor's record breaking weekend. i have been watching you all weekend trying to get into the stadium. did it happen? >> reporter: so, i didn't get to go into the stadium, but i did get close enough to pick up new merch as swifties in the area said welcome to new york well, technically, i guess new jersey to be more accurate you can imagine the backups on the new jersey turnpike behind me as swifty traffic mixed with memorial day traffic new jersey's governor comparing hosting the concert to hosting three super bowls. that's the kind of attention and enthusiasm we've seen inside the stadium, not a blank space in sight. they saw more than 70,000 fans back to back to back she's the only artist to perform consecutively three nights at metlife, and now she's done it

for a second time. first the reputation tour, now the eras tour. this is about her halfway mark in true taylor fashion, she sprinkled it with surprises and brought out jack antoine to stub hub says she is the most in sing "getaway car. stub hub says she is the most in-demand artist this summer, with the average tour ticket selling for $920 on that site. i just got to give a quick shout-out here katherine, come here she's my producer and she's the woman behind all of the puns the biggest swifty here. we love this assignment. >> we have to start some kind of campaign for the "today" show viewer who wants to take emily to the tour. >> i love the t-shirt. >> you know all the moves and the great songs. >> shout-out to both of you. >> i can't wait to talk to hoda. >> she said it was the best

concert she's ever been to. >> spoiler alert >> sorry >> emily, thanks again next up, concert mania continues with beyonce she's on the european leg of the renaissance tour the visuals have been nothing short of spectacular audiences at her weekend paris show were treated with an extra special surprise when beyoncé's 11-year-old daughter joined her backup dancers on stage. check this out ♪ >> are you kidding me? that is amazing. >> take your daughter to work day. >> i had to do a triple take i can't believe how tall she is. she's only 11. >> what? >> when is she going to pop up >> that was her. >> that's the triple take. amazing.

>> job well done amazing. next up, will ferrell just landed his next big gig taking on the role of nfl legend john madden for an upcoming flick will farrell is in talks to lead as the iconic coach. this is going to be good not much else is known about the project, but we do know will loves a sports movie >> don't be afraid to throw the elbow. if you break someone's collarbone, that's a good thing. that's what the medic is for otherwise, he's just sitting around. all right? >> there you go. >> classic will ferrell. and finally, the philadelphia zoo we teased this one on friday the phillies recently introduced a pair of adorable sloth bear cubs to the world. and they asked us to help name them with an online poll

the options were kelce and harper, or hall & oates. kelce and harper are the winners. 16,000 votes were cast and about 9,000 going to the sports pair >> which one is which? >> you asked me a hard question. >> we know about philly sports fans >> all in-depth research i could do for that segment. still ahead, patriotic music to begin your memorial day we are honored to have the united states navy band northeast to help us mark this great day. but first your local news. good morning everyone. it is 8:26. police in san francisco investigating an overnight shooting outside a mission bay hotel that critically injured

one person. happened around midnight at the luma hotel. the shooting shattered several windows outside the lobby. no update on the victim's injuries, no arrests either. let's check in on this memorial day with the weather. >> it's going to shape up to be a really pleasant day. we're wrapping up the month of may with low 70s in our warmest spots inland. toward the end of the week, it's mid 70s and upper 70s for saturday with a lot more sunshine in the forecast, but only modest warming compared to what we typically see in early june as temperatures in san francisco near the coastline will struggle to make it into the low 60s for the afternoon. we'll continue to see low 60s throughout the week with clouds and fog and drizzle at times, but nice and sunny for saturday.

>> thank you. there's another local news update in a half hour. we'll see you then.

♪ ♪ ♪ >> how about that? let's hear it for the united states navy band northeast these servicemen and women are joining us to commemorate memorial day, treating us to patriotic music throughout the morning. master chief musician erin horn is the band's conductor. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> that was beautiful. >> thank you. >> so this is the 35th fleet week. >> yes. >> what does this mean to you to be here to celebrate this? >> fleet week is amazing it is a great opportunity to meet and talk to service members. we have sailors, marines, coast

guardsmen here this year there is an opportunity to tour the ship on pier 90 and 88 on staten island. get out there and talk to the service members and learn about their story. >> we are so glad you are here we salute all of you and appreciate you guys waking up with us early on this memorial day. this is a day about remembering the brave men and women who gave the ultimate sacrifice to this country. what do you hope americans are thinking about on this day and as they hear your music? >> absolutely. memorial day is a time to reflect and think about all the freedoms we have today that would not be possible without a lot of the sacrifices they have made take a moment to reflect and think about the service of those who have gone before us. >> well, we appreciate you, and thank you for your service, all of your service and everyone that serves today. we're looking forward to incredible, live music in just a bit. >> we're not done with you guys yet. also ahead this morning, we are getting you ready for the

entire summer of entertaining. we have some best sellers including coolers and game changing sunscreen hats. we have a good one for you today. plus, alejandro ramos has mail order food gifts you can send to a party host, a friend or just yourself. we talked about the brock burger sam was showing off his grilling skills ahead on the third hour, we will show you how to make a truly next-level burger during today's cookout. >> all of this is making me very hungry tomorrow, an oscar winner is stopping by. jessica chastain will be live in studio 1a to talk about her new broadway play, "a doll house." a lot of folks talking about the forecast today what is it looking like? >> a lot of people have been thanking me for the forecast thanks, guys i will certainly take the credit because winter comes, and i know that's not coming. we are going to see the beautiful weather continue in

the northeast and through the great lakes. spotty storms across the plains. heavier rain down through texas. the west coast looks mostly sunny. that will continue through the middle of the week scattered showers will spread east but we could see record warmth by the time we get into thursday and friday this week in the northeast. highs getting up into the 90s. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out with clouds across the bay area. it will shape up to be a really nice memorial day. our temperatures still cooler than normal with inland areas reaching the low 70s. we're still seeing more of the same weather as we go throughout the week with no significant warmup here. there will be some gradual warming in time for the weekend, 78 on saturday and low 60s in forecast. >> thank you very mumuch

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dedicated to those that we are back on this memorial day with your special series dedicated to those who serve >> and one congressman's deeply personal journey to vietnam to connect with the father he was never able to meet hey, julie. >> reporter: good morning. it is a story so remarkable, it could be the plot of a movie congressman dean phillips took the trip of a lifetime to honor a father he never knew by his side, actor woody harrelson.

that cduo sharing the experience with "today. ♪ we got to get out of this place ♪ ♪ if it's the last thing we eve do ♪ >> reporter: that recording is the first time dean phillips ever heard his father's voice. >> i craved to hear his voice, see a video of him and my mom came to me one day and said she found a box of the old tapes she had exchanged with him in vietnam. >> reporter: phillips was only six months old when his father died when his helicopter crashed in rural vietnam in 1969 7 other soldiers were also killed. >> as i became older, especially when i became a dad myself, it became a mission to learn as much as i could and then one day hopefully have the chance to go to vietnam and go to the place where he took his last breath. >> reporter: and this past march, he did just that. >> here i go. >> reporter: filming the journey with his closest friends to dragon mountain, a u.s. army base during the vietnam war. >> it is like completing a mission. >> reporter: at first the exact site of the helicopter crash was

a mystery, until they happened to meet a man on a motorbike >> two crashes >> lo and behold, he lived on dragon mountain for six years, and was a 5-year-old boy tha scavenged the site it is now a coffee plantation. on the path there were two little red peppers one of my friends reminded me pepper in german is pepper, which is my dad's last name. >> you were meant to be there at that moment. >> it was remarkably liberating. instead of being heavy and sad and weighty, it was just the opposite. >> reporter: a personal journey that phillip says he couldn't imagine taking by himself. >> thanks for sharing with me. >> reporter: and one of those supporting their friend, a hollywood star. >> this is a really sacred journey. >> reporter: woody harrelson became close friends with phillips through a strange twist of fate.

the actor renting the congressman's home in minnesota several years ago. >> it is making me tear up just thinking of it we'll never forget, you know, to see this young man interested in finding out where it happened, what happened, very powerful >> reporter: back in vietnam, phillips buried his congressional pin in the red dirt and laid sunflowers, a symbol of peace in the '60s where the helicopter went down all those years ago. >> why did you do that >> there's something about leaving a little piece of me behind in a place where he left all of himself behind. >> reporter: for his mother, this is the first time time she saw the vietnam war memorial with her first love's name etched on it what was it like >> i'm really, really grateful it's an extra special connection. >> reporter: a transformational journey helping a son find

peace. >> i remember thinking this is where he took his last breath. for me, it felt like a place i could take my first. >> reporter: while most americans are spending the day barbecuing with family or just enjoying the day off phillips hopes his story and those of other gold star families will give all americans a deeper appreciation this memorial day. guys >> what a beautiful, beautiful story. thank you. and also just the welcome they got when they went to the locals in the community to say, we know exactly what happened here. >> yeah. you could feel how much it impacted him, just in his voice. >> and to see those two peppers? >> and the photo of father like son. they're almost identical >> beautiful >> well done there up next, we will head out to the plaza with a new batch of today best sellers to brighten up your summer but first, this is "today" on

we are back with a very special edition of "today's best sellers," our favorite finds for fun in the sun joining us is jackie looking very summer festive today. >> thank you very much we're about to get more festive and super stylish, peter >> these glasses -- >> by the way, the qr you can see on the screen. if you are interested, that's how you get a hold of it. >> yeah. you can shop right there on the code have you seen the square framed glasses? they are the biggest trends of the summer. >> that's a ladies pair. >> they are unisex those will look great on you look at that we are looking styling, peter. >> yes. no doubt >> these come in a set of four, four different colors for just $16.99 not only are they stylish -- >> $16.99 for these? >> for all four, yes they have uva and uvb

protection. >> it's good stuff >> yes >> i just donated my sunglasses to the oceans yesterday with my daughters. i needed one of these. >> yes these are floatable eyewear straps how cool is that these are made out of neoprene just as you said when you lean over out in the ocean or in a lake and your sunglasses fall off, it is a big bummer so this neoprene floats. they come in so many different colors, $8.99. >> my daughters are convinced there is a very cool looking shark swimming in the atlantic somewhere. walk us through this this is about sunscreen. there's a sticker that makes all the difference >> first we've got this wonderful product from color wow. this is to give you volume pump up the volume for your hair >> keep your hair in place. >> absolutely. this stuff is incredible

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we are back with "today food." today marks the unofficial start of summer. in a season filled with

barbecues and celebrations, if you want to bring a gift to wow your own guest alejandro is here to help us out. the host of "the great american recipe" on pbs she's here with a roundup of unique goodies and season 2 of your show is about to get underway. >> yes starting three weeks from today "the great american recipe," it is the sweetest, warmest cooking competition. it is all about family recipes we have nine home cooks from all across the country sharing their recipes. it is not just about how good they taste it is about their stories, their history. we get to learn all about them through their food >> if you haven't watched season 1, bing watch that. >> you have three weeks to get season 1 in the list. >> let's talk about these. let's start with these bon bones. i love these because i always send the same exact gift. >> speaking about great cooks from around the country, these

are amazing products bonbon is new york city based, but they are three friends that came from sweden and they wanted to introduce scandinavian candies to the u.s they import all this swedish candy. it is amazing. they make their own swedish fish in flavors like wild strawberry. super fun, gorgeous, colorful. perfect for giving as gifts. >> i am a marshmallow gal. this is trisha and her wife started this company it was a dream to start a marshmallow cafe in gilbert, arizona. they did it. they made their dream happen they ship all across the country. >> and these colors are amazing. >> yes you know i love a colorful street fancy bakeries, but she l these are rainbow cookies. is

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restaurant quality to your home. you get three packs of salt and spices i really love the sugar. it is sweet and salty. you can put it on buttered toast. super fun. >> who doesn't love upscale toast? >> we love it. this is the mills family who has been in barbecue for 100 years in illinois. you can get some of their top sauces if you want barbecue made, you can order that, too. >> i love all these products the family stories are what makes this special >> we want to support great companies, great entrepreneurs making their passion their living. >> thank you so much really appreciate it peter, i will toss it back to you. >> thank you so much we are back with the third and fourth hours of "today." but we want to leave you this half hour with a heart felt thank you to our servicemen and women. one more patriotic performance from the united states navy band northeast. have a happy and safe memorial day. >> bye, guys

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good morning, everyone. it is 8:56. all of america pausing today to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. at the national cemetery in san francisco, ceremonies will get under way at 11:00 this morning including a wreath laying and a presentation for gold star families. a coast guard air team will do a flyover. mt. diablo will light up today for military members who have fallen, first lit in 1928 to guide pilots. the signal is only turned on once a year usually but that changed last year for memorial day and veterans day. we have a crew at the presid

disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes headed to prison, we break down what lies ahead as she begins her 11-year sentence. >> and amplifying the

♪ this morning on the third hour of "today," a musical mission.