rain. also that chance of lightning is there as well. later this evening into the day tomorrow, scattered showers moving through. >> a quick check of the bridges. bay bridge, no surprises. there is movement at the toll plaza. the backup is going to continue to build as it does on a monday morning. also the san mateo is moving more smoothly than last time we checked. >> "today" show just ahead. you can also get more local news right now. we've got a newscast that extremes live on roku, samsung, xumo and nbcbayarea.com. join us for that and also our midday news. >> "today" show coming up now. ♪ good monday morning, alarm in the skies over d.c. a small plane in unauthorized airspace and the pilot unresponsive it's june 5th, this is "today. scare in the air

a loud sonic boom over washington after the military scrambles fighter jets to intercept a private plane traveling in restricted airspace the plane later crashing in virginia, no survivors an investigation now under way with more questions than answers this morning we're live with the latest close call a chinese warship, caught on tape, sailing directly across the path of a u.s. navy destroyer. just days after this close encounter with an american military plane in the skies. just ahead, the warnings from both sides about the escalating tensions target trump, republican presidential candidates hitting the campaign trail and the frontrunner. >> this is going to be trench warfare. >> it is time for a new generational leader. it is time for us to leave the baggage of the past. >> this morning, inside the intensifying race with even more candidates about to join the field. honoring ethan, the mother

of one of the university of idaho victims joins us live for an exclusive interview what she wants the world know about her son and the new wa she is honoring his life all that -- plus, on the stand. prince harry set to testify in his battle against the british tabloids we're live in london with the histstory that m moment willll . and a toast to "cheers." ♪ where everybody knows your name ♪ >> good afternoon, everyone. >> norm! >> the cast in the beloved sitcom together after 30 years >> you know, it was as easy as pie for me i just went, oh, awesome joke, awesome joke >> and everybody still knows their names monday, june 5th, 2023 from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody. good morning, welcome to

"today." nice to have you with us, cheers >> cheers! >> it's so good to see the faces after the 30 years >> i cannot wait to see like the banter between them. of course, they're sitting in a beautiful bar, as they should be, we look forward to that. >> we'll toast them in a bit but we want to begin with the scary situation in the skies over washington. residents there feeling and hearing several sonic booms. >> the reason behind them, fighter jets that scrambled after small plane that violated the airspace over the nation's capital. the pilot was not responding to radio calls. >> well that plane later crashed in rural virginia. and officials now say four people were on board but no survivors have been found in the search nbc's tom costello covers aviation for us. tom, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. the owner of that plane said he's lost his family, his daughter, his granddaughter, a nanny and pilot. this was a moment of high drama. the president was notified as he wa playing golf the f-16s scrambled because of

sonic booms in d.c. as they tried to catch up with that plane. scrambled from joint base andrews near washington sunday two f-16 fighter jets racing to intercept a private cessna citation jet, approached restricted d.c. airspace the pilots radioed the cessna pilot but got no sense >> this is an armed air defense fighter. you have been intercepted. >> reporter: on the ground, the sonic boom from the fighter jets rattled the greater d.c. area, shaking homes from annapolis, maryland, to northern virginia the thunderous sounds so loud concerned residents called 911 but as the f-16s approached the runaway plane, they could see the pilot appeared unresponsive. the plane had taken off from tennessee, headed to long island, new york then did an unexplained 180,

turning south again, as air traffic controllers tried unsuccessfully to raise the pilo and told other planes to stay away that's when the fighter jets were scrambled >> if they were intercepting an aircraft that was doing 70 or 80% of the speed of sound and needed to intercept that aircraft quickly, the only way to do it would be to go ahead and go supersonic, to occlude the enclosure rate on the aircraft >> reporter: the fighter pilots tried to use flares to get the pilot's attention. and continued to follow the cessna over d.c. to virginia where it apparently ran out of cras fuel and crashed our nbc statio wrc captured these images of the crash scene west of charlottesville. it was registered to a company in melbourne, florida. the owner tells nbc news, his daughter, grandchild, a nanny and pilot were on board. similar to the 1999 private

plane crash that killed golf legend payne stewart and five others. they become unresponsive after their plane lost oxygen pressure in a similar situation, a pilot would have just seconds to act >> you got to be on oxygen within five seconds or you'll begin to lose consciousness. >> reporter: to be clear, we do not know what incapacitated the pilot. was it a medical emergency or loss of oxygen pressure in the cabin? norad says it did not shoot down this plane, so now the ntsb and faa are investigating. savannah >> we did see that fighter jets intercepted the plane. what exactly does that mean? >> reporter: it means that essentially it's a warning, trying to escort a plane out of restricted airspace. but the actual protocols for potentially shooting down a plane, those are classified, we're not privy to those however, we are told because of the altitude of this plane, 34,000 feet, it overflew d.c., yes, it was restricted airspace

but well above posing any threat to the city. that may be one reason why it simply escorted it out on into virginia >> a tragic situation and scare there as well, tom, thank you. let's move down to an incident that's further escalating tensions between the united states and china. a chinese warship came stunningly close to a u.s. navy destroyer in the south china sea over the weekend a collision narrowly avoided nbc janis mackey frayer joins from us beijing. good morning, janis. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. this is the second close call between militaries in a week, this time in the taiwan strait bought it boiled over into singapore where the chiefs were at the same military conference and they accused each other's militaries of provocation. a close encounter, the defense department releasing this video that it says shows a chinese warship almost running

into an american warship on saturday, coming within 150 yard of it, forcing the ship to slow down the navy ship had been conducting a joint military exercise with a canadian frigate between taiwan and mainland china. defense secretary lloyd austin calling on china's leaders to, quote, rein in that kind of contact. >> accidents could happen that could cause things to spiral out of control >> reporter: chinese palestinian industry blaming american provocations by being in the area telling the u.s. to, quote, mind your own business, and take good care of your own people, navy vessels and jets all of it prompting a warning from the u.s >> we do not seek conflict or confrontation. but we will not flinch in the face of bullying or coercion >> reporter: these close calls are happening more often the latest last week, over the south china sea. when a chinese fighter jet flew across the nose of an american surveillance plane in a maneuver

the u.s. called aggressive earlier this year, nbc news was on board a u.s. navy aircraft intercepted by a chinese jet that flew 500 feet off the wing for over an hour china is saying it will continue to take necessary measures to protect sovereignty and security u.s./china relations have hit new lows since the u.s. shot down that chinese balloon in february and taiwan remains a flash point. the lines of communication are still largely cut off. tension is ramping higher. and both defense chiefs at that security summit warned publicly that going to war would be, quote, unbearable. hoda >> janis mackey frayer there in beijing, thank you >> this is shaping up to be an important week in the 2024 presidential race. the republican field set to grow again. donald trump faces more legal troubles kristen welker has the latest. good morning >> hi, savannah, good morning to you. the gop primary is heating up

this week with former new jersey governor chris christie and former vice president mike pence poised to enter the race and it comes amid the legal battles facing the republican frontrunner former president trump. >> reporter: today, the justice department's investigation into former president trump's handling of classified documents may be at a turning point. with a grand jury that has been hearing evidence in the case expected to meet again this week according to multiple people familiar with the investigation. if special counsel jack smit decides to indict mr. trump, it would be the first time a former president has been charged with a federal crime. mr. trump has denied any wrongdoing, arguing he had the right to keep classified material at his mar-a-lago estate >> i took the documents i' allowed to everything i did was right we had the presidential records act which i abided by 100% >> reporter: the former president is also under investigation for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election by the justice department and prosecutors in georgia

and in new york, he's pleaded got guilty to felony charges falsifying business records with his trial set to begin next march. mr. trump remains th overwhelming front-runner for 2024, trailed by florida governor ron desantis, campaigning over the week, taking aim again at mr. trump's claim that he can fix the country in six months. >> don't let anyone tell you they can do this in 24 hours or six months or anything like that this is going to be trench warfare. >> reporter: mr. trump also facing criticism from his former u.n. ambassador nikki haley who is also running over the january 6 attack on the capitol. >> he thinks it was a beautiful day. i think it was a terrible day, i'll always stand by that. >> reporter: and the candidates lashing out at mr. trump this weekend over the recent praise of leader kim jong-un. including former vice president mike pence who is expected to announce his campaign in des moines in iowa >> whether it's my former front-runner or anyone else, no one should be praising the dictator in north korea north korea.

>> reporter: also running in the race, christie, set to kick off his run in new hampshire tomorrow according to two sources familiar with his plans. and the question becomes, looking forward, who starts to take the toughest shots against the former president, guys, back to you >> kristen welker, thank you so much chief correspondent, saturday anchor of "weekend today" and now we can announce new moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd has decided to hand the baton to one of the most wonderful and best and capable colleagues we have kristen, congrats. >> we're proud of you, kristen >> thank you so, so much i want to thank you all for being so supportive, my "today" show family, you guys have been supportive of me always and in this moment. i'm so grateful. this is truly the honor of my life "meet the press" is the one of

the most important political broadcasts in history. i just feel so grateful and humbled to all who built the legacy martha roundtree, tim russert. and my mentor chuck todd who taught me everything i know about politics i'm fortunate, proud and humbled after nearly a decade as serving as moderator, an extraordinary body of work, that chuck is the one passing the baton on to me >> kristen, i did a cross talk with philadelphia today, and those anxiors in philly are having their pom-poms out for you your stomping grounds. congratulations. >> thank you to all of you, so appreciate it. all right. 12 minutes past the hour let's bring in craig with more news >> it is nice when the good guys finish first good morning to you, savannah, hoda as well new fighting now raging in ukraine with russian authorities

saying its forces thwarted a large-scale assault by ukrainian forces overnight and it comes just one day after ukraine's president announced his troops were ready for its much anticipated counteroffensive nbc' molly hunter joins us with more. molly, good morning to you >> reporter: craig, good morning to you we've been watching more signs today that ukrainian counteroffensive may be progressing but ukrainian officials have long said they will not be announcing or confirming a start date. this morning, russia's claim they repelled a major offensiv in the donetsk region. for months, ukraine's allies have been watched for ukraine to launch a rumored spring counter offensive from russia, but they've been vague about when that might happen overnight, russia releasing the drone video, shows russian troops thwarting a ukrainian attack destroying armored vehicles but nbc news could not independently verify those reports. the strategic arm of the

ukrainian military, cautioning over russian unreliable information. saying russia propagandists will spend false information about the counteroffensive, its directions and the losses of the ukrainian army over the weekend, the military military releasing this video, the minister of defense quoting "words are very unnecessary, they can only do harm. but president zelenskyy kicking the speculatio into high gear telling "the wall street journal," ukraine is ready to launch the counteroffensive [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: over the weekend, a devastating attack in the southern ukraine city of dnipro,

more than 20 injured including five children after a russia missile slammed into residential buildings as rescuers frantically search, officials said the body of a 2-year-old girl was pulled from the rubble. >> hi, guys, the sirens have just started here in kharkiv, you can hear those, that little girl that 2-year-old toddler pulled from the rubble from dnipro, one of 500 children killed in the war so far, according to president zelenskyy. we do have numbers according to the defense ministry, 300 russian drones have been fired at ukraine just in the month of may, guys. >> molly hunter, as those sirens rage in the background molly, stay safe, thank you. if you are planning to hit the road this summer, it might cost you a little more saudi arabia is slashing its oil supplies by 1 million barrels a day in july, that is the nation's lowest oil production in two years and the result could mean higher gas prices for americans, at least in the short term. it's unknown whether or not saudi arabia will extend those cuts beyond july

>> 16 minutes past the hour. the perfect time to see al >> it's always the perfect time to say good morning to you good morning to you all, hope you had a great weekend. we got what we call an omega block. low pressure off the california coast, it's cool out west, chilly i the northeast with the low, big area of high pressure, hot in the south, warm in the midwest we are going to be looking at scattered showers here, wrapping around the low pressure system, some showers and storms down in the plains, and a little on the we side in the west cooler conditions in the east coast, wilmington, 78, atlantic city, 65 degrees, that's ten degrees below average. look at indianapolis, 86, minneapolis, 91, memphis, 94 degrees. the heat continues tomorrow from minneapolis down to little rock. still chilly here in the northeast. then as we get to the latter part of the week, temperatures moderate warming up in the 80s

knoxville, 80s 90s in memphis air quality alerts for 32 million people from minneapolis to dallas, houston, a mi of wildfire smoke coming out of quebec, canada, how wide sped from boston, pittsburgh, indianapolis and just reaching into chicago wewe're going g to get to o youl forecast in the nextxt 30 secon. . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at our temperatures, our highs for today, much cooler for the

inland valleys than it was over the weekend. we're talking about mid to upper 70s here, but still in the 60s in san francisco. we're also watching out for scattered showers. moving in late this evening for the north bay, parts of the east bay, but we could also have some rumbles of thunder as we see some very active weather moving into the bay area. this with us into tomorrow evening. we'll be tracking this with the y eso es lo último del weather, guys. >> al, thank you so much coming up, a "today" exclusive, tied to the tragic killings of the university of idaho, the family of one of the victims, than chapin, finding new way to honor his life, while coping with enormous loss. we'll sit down with ethan's mom and talk about the special way she's honoring her son just ahead. plus, prince harry is back in the headlines, with the tabloids and the history harry will make when he takes the

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high-profile case we're following here on "today." >> families of the university of idaho students cop with touching ways to honor their loved ones, we're going to talk to ethan chapin's mom stacy, but first a closer look at the case and their tributes more than six months have passed since the murders on king road when ethan chapin his girlfriend xana kernodle and madison mogen and kaylee goncalves were found stabbed to death in this house at the university of idaho campus intense manhunt and weeks of waiting followed before police arrested their suspect in late december bryan kohberger was pursuing his ph.d. in criminal justice at washington state university, just miles from the scene of the murders. investigators day dna evidence, cell phone records and video surveillance linked him to the scene that night

kohberger's trial is set for october. the judge entering a plea of not guilty after kohberger declined to enter one himself ethan chapin's family have watched from afar while holding close their pleems of a beloved son and brother. >> he loved everybody and everybody loved him. everybody wanted to be around him. >> reporter: ethan's parents stacy and jim chapin or honoring him through a foundation named ethan's smile. >> that has touched our lives. we say in our family if we touch as many lives as he did in 20 years this world would be a better place >> ethan was a triplet, his tw siblings still attend the university this may graduation ceremonies were bittersweet a the school awarded ethan a posthumous certificate and now stacy chapin has written a children's book about ethan called "the boy who wore blue" a portion of the profits will go to a foundation ethan's smile. stacy chapin joining us now,

good morning to you. >> good morning. >> it's hard to watch the images of your beloved boy. how are you doing? >> it's hard >> it is >> it's good, though all things considered, we're doing very well. >> he is a triplet, he has a brother and sister how are they doing >> jim and i couldn't be more proud of them, to be honest with you. they went back to school they had a wonderful -- they finished successfully, the semester and now, they're back at work in a place that they love and we've called summer home for a long time so they're in a safe, great environment. and they're doing amazing. i'm so proud of them it's amazing >> i think people are about to find out what an extraordinary family you have. >> yeah. >> and what an extraordinary boy ethan was. you've written this book it's called "the boy who wore blue." tell me about writing it

and what made you decide to write this story >> it started with my best friend sent me a news release that an author had been given th rights to the story, to tell of these kids and i, you know, as a mom, you're like, why would somebody write a story about people that they don't know, right about my kid yeah i'm the one who's raised him, jim and i. it just sparked something in me. the only thing, i kind of explained to people how the book came about i think it's like a country artist who goes through a breakup and writes their greatest hit it literally just came to me, in the middle of the night. >> it's ethan's song >> it's everything yeah, it's the best i can do for him. >> i love "the boy who wore blue " you had triplets, and you wrote in the book when the were little they each wore and

he was the one who wore blue he was special, tell me about it >> he was that way from the very beginning, to be honest. he was born happy. he was just magnanimous, kind of, i really don't know how to explain it what we find more interesting is how many lives he touched that we didn't even know existed. it's incredible. i mean, i tell people, if i touch as many lives in my lifetime as he did in 20 years, he just warmed every room. he had a wonderful smile >> you hear in those stories now people are telling you, saying i remember when ethan did this or that >> yes the strangers, the strangers have been amazing. they've come up to us and it started the same way you don't know me, but i have this story to tell you, yeah >> what does that do for you is it comforting

is it hard to kind of share your grief with this high-profile story and it's so public >> we learned very early -- our family has always tried to help everybody. we came upon the sigma kai boys, and in that moment we realized that it wasn't just -- our family healed one way, but everybody needed to heal from this, and we saw it in a instant kind of seeing all of his friends. and it's just gone from there. it's literally -- we've been reached by people across the world. and it just -- i don't -- we can see that everybody needs to heal from it. and it feels good. >> you have extraordinary strength >> yeah. >> you and your husband seem to have this resolve. you say if people want to talk to you about it. >> yes >> it's okay to talk about it. it's not the elephant in the room >> yes >> you want to talk about ethan?

>> yes >> where does that come from, that strength when you're dealing with the unimaginable? >> we just decided that -- i mean, it has its moments, of course, right? but we get up every morning and we just decided the best thing we can do is put our best foot forward. mostly for maizie and hunter, they deserve this. they didn't deserve this they deserve still the best life we can give them that is really our strength that drives us. we literally get up and have coffee and say, all right, we're going to go forward. >> i was so struck by something you wrote that was on social media earlier this year, you said we spend no time being angry. that would be energy not well spent, and it wouldn't change theout come. and we have to look ahead. >> yes >> that's your philosophy? >> it doesn't change the outcome. even looking ahead to the trial coming up in october now, we

choose to not -- it does not change the outcome of our family and it's energy that we need to put into healing our kids. and, you know, getting back to a new family dynamic and working on that. so, we let the prosecutors do their job. and we do our job in our family. >> do you think you'll come to the trial? >> no. >> too hard? >> it doesn't change the outcome. it is just energy that doesn't feel like it's well spent. you know, there's other places to put it. >> ethan, as we saw, was such an extraordinary young man. one of those light up the room type of people >> yep >> what would you want the world to know about him? now that they know his name, what would you like them to know about him? >> honestly, i think the world sees it in the photos. i mean, you know, he's become this just -- look at him, we're looking at his pictures. but he was just the greatest kid.

everybody loved him. he was warm. he was inclusive he was the kid you wanted to hang out with. you know, anywhere he was. you know, he would play any sport, he would play any cribbage game. he was game to participate in anything with a big smile and warm heart he was kind. >> wow you can see where he gets a lot of those attributes from your family wonderful, supportive family and i just have to show people, you have the most beautiful new tattoo on your arm can we show it it's his handwriting, i love you, mom >> it's from a card. >> it's a card he gave you >> yeah. >> stacy, thank you so much, to hear ethan's story "the boy who wore blue. thank you so much. you can find out more about the book and ways that stacy and her husband are honoring ethan's memory today.com. craig, over to you >> t thank you

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new developments this morning in prince harry's long-standing battle with the british tabloids. >> yes, there are several pending legal cases in publication accusing the royals of privacy with illegal methods like hacking and hiring dozens to spy on him. today, the first trial gets under way. >> nbc news' meagan fitzgerald is in london with the very latest hey, good morning. >> reporter: guys, good morning. the morning got off to a rocky start. the judge was not happy that prince harry was not in court in the event to call witnesses. his attorneys said he flew in late last night from los angeles after attending his daughter's 2nd birthday he will be in court first thing tomorrow look, i can tell you the anticipation is mounting as prince harry prepares for cross-examination. this morning, prince harry, gearing up for a royal fight in court, becoming the first british royal to testify in a trial in more than a century

the prince is one of several celebrities suing "mirror" group newspapers from unlawful information gathering from 1991 to 2011 including allegations of illegal phone hacking. >> well, this is going to be momentous, i mean, this is sort of a courtroom drama with a royal soap opera thrown in the mix. we're going to see prince harry, the duke of sussex, in the courtroom, in the high court, being cross-examined for two days >> reporter: harry alleges that press intrusion into his privacy caused huge distress and par paranoia, put unnecessary stress and strain with his relationship with a former girlfriend and presented real security concerns concerns harry and meghan say has not stopped to this day. a spokesperson saying early last month, they were pursued by paparazzi in what they called a nearly catastrophic car chase in new york city. the nypd played down that allegation

it's that type of invasion royal experts say the couple is trying to change. >> i always felt this was a fight worth fighting for. >> reporter: the mirror newspaper pushing back while they have apologized and admitted its journalists obtained information illegal in the past they denied claims in the lawsuit that suggests that practices were widespread and that senior executives knew what was happening. hey, guys, we've got back-to-back bombshell revelations with prince harry's memoir with the netflix docuseries there are reports now that meghan and harry are trying to do more low profile. but with harry testifying tomorrow, i can tell you he will be dominating headlines. we've been speaking with legal experts who say, look, the biggest thing they're trying to do is attack his credibility >> meagan fitzgerald in london, thank you. >> testifying is not that pleasant of an experience, is my guess. al, do you have a pleasant forecast for us? >> depending on where you are, yes, we'll go with pleasant.

it's very lovely we consider it a low-profile forecast, haze and smoke in the northeast. strong storms in the southeast, heavier rain down through texas. we're looking at warmth continuing out west, but cooler good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be cooler for the inland areas today, reaching into the mid to upper 70s, reaching 77 in concord, 75 in san jose. we're going to see more clouds coming in and also a chance of rain starting later this evening, with some of those showers and possibly even some thunderstorms coming in this evening. it's going to be off and on during the overnight hours, but we may see the activity picking up by tomorrow morning and the possibility of some dec and that is your latest weather. >> all right, al, thank you. coming up next, guys, you'll like this. a boost of joy, a mom and daughter, they haven't been together in a while. wait in you see this one, coming up right afterer this. en

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killed. they take comfort in the fact that police did make an arrest, an 18-year-old who will face charges in the murder of manny huizar. his mom and the family and workers at safeway would like to see legislation to have stores provide armed security. >> let's get a look at our forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> a lot of changes. it was hot over the weekend, but today we're talking about highs in the mid to upper 70s, a big cooldown, more clouds coming in and eventually rain. we'll also see some cool temperatures for much of the bay area tomorrow, with a chance of showers increasing late this evening. first starting in the north bay, as well as the tri-valley into the south bay later tonight, and we could see some scattered showers and even possibly some thunderstorms coming in. so really unusual to see rain in june, especially this amount of rainfall, but we'll be tracking it as we go through the next few days.

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responding to air traffic control. and then didn't respond to the f-16s. when the f-16s were scrambled, that caused a sonic boom as they tried to catch up with this plane. look at the route that this plane had made it left tennessee, it was headed to long island, new york, and suddenly, strangely, did a 180 and immediately headed back southwest again. air traffic control could not reach them as that plane was approaching washington, d.c. the f-16s were scrambled they radioed the pilot, no response they got close to the cockpit and could see that he, the pilot, was unresponsive. they continued tracking that plane all the way into virginia where it apparently ran out of fuel and then crashed into the rugged terrain west of charlottesville. unfortunately, all four people on board were killed the owner of the plane says his daughter was on board, his granddaughter, a nanny, and the pilot who we are told is a veteran accomplished pilot

the ntsb and the faa are now investigating, but because this was approaching d.c. airspace at a very high altitude, that's why the f-16s were scrambled they take no chances post-9/11 the altitude alone gave them enough assurance that it posed no immediate threat to the city. nonetheless, the fighter jets followed it all the way into virginia where it crashed. so now the investigation is very much under way back to you. >> all right thank you. california governor gavin newsom says an investigation is under way after a group of migrants from texas were flown to sacramento without warning. officials say 16 south american migrants were dropped off outside of a church on friday. they say the migrants were approached outside a facility in el paso. they were promised jobs and promised travel assistance they say they had no idea where they were being taken, that they were going to wind up in sacramento the california ag likened the situation to, quote, a state-sanctioned kidnapping. to the latest chapter in a

decades' old mystery, the disappearance of 18-year-old natalee holloway who vanished while vacationing in aruba back in 2005. the man long considered a suspect in that case could soon be sent to the united states to face charges for extortion and wire fraud sam brock joins us with more good morning >> reporter: yeah, craig, good morning. joran van der sloot has been serving a 28-year sentence for murdering another woman in peru. so far has yet to face any charges related to natalee holloway here in the united states until now for extortion and wire fraud, as you said. peruvian authorities have already transferred van der sloot to a prison outside of lima to then turn him over to interpol to turn him over to american officials in the next few days more than 18 years after the disappearance of natalee holloway, the prime suspect in the case, joran van der sloot, is one step closer to being in u.s. custody peruvian authorities confirm they've moved the 35-year-old from a maximum security prison

in southern peru to a prison in the country's capital. all to prepare for his extradition to the u.s. and a federal courtroom in birmingham, alabama, where he'll face charges of wire fraud and extortion that carry sentences up to 20 years each. those charges date back to 2010 when van der sloot was indicted by an alabama grand jury for trying to extort a quarter of a million dollars from natalee's mother beth. promising details about how her daughter died and where to find her remains. the holloways' attorney appearing on "today" in 2010 >> about a week later he indicated it was a hoax, which was sort of his mo all along >> reporter: officials say he received $25,000 in an fbi sting operations providing information he knew was false and likely using money it fly to peru van der sloot's lawyer telling nbc news that his client denies the charges and claims he's being set up, saying his client is mentally challenged and addicted to gambling van der sloot was seen leaving a nightclub with holloway the night she vanished in 2005

no one has ever been charged in holloway's disappearance meantime, van der sloot has been in the peruvian jail system for a separate crime -- murdering a student. his lawyer says that van der sloot agreed to be sent to the u.s. because he feels tired spending time in the worst prison in the world. natalee's mother, beth holloway, opening up to savannah back in 2015 >> until joran faces the ex-corporation charges in the u.s. -- extortion charges in the u.s. justice has not been found. >> reporter: in a statement saying, "we are finally getting justice for natalee. a decades' old agreement between peru and the united states allows van der sloot to be extradited to the united states to face extortion and wire fraud charges. once the trial is over he has to be returned. his attorney it would nbc news he'll likely be in the u.s. for a year, maybe extended to a second year before going back to peru to face the rest of the murder sentence. back to you. >> sam brock for us there. thank you. let's catch up on the nba finals

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staple in homes across the country and really around the world. >> you can believe it's been 30 years since the finale to mark the milestone, beloved cast and creators reunited as part of the atx festival in austin, texas. >> before that big on-stage reunion, >> ted danson, john ratzenberger sat down with a legend in his own time, harry smith. >> what a blast. what a blast do i have the coolest job? >> you do. >> a couple of month ago sitting down with carol burnett, tv history. a similar experience with these guys how does this is magic get created? well, just take a look ♪ >> reporter: for 11 seasons we like millions of others felt like welcomed patrons in a downstairs, downtown bar in boston the laughter >> what's the expiration date on these?

>> reporter: the romance >> we have sunk to a low >> reporter: that theme song ♪ sometimes you want to go wher everybody knows your name ♪ >> good afternoon, everybody >> norm! >> good afternoon, everyone. >> harry >> how's it going, harry >> i don't know what i'm supposed to do after that, right? >> we give you a drink, sit down and start drinking >> reporter: while i did not have a quick one-liner, actor george wendt always did. >> how's life in the fast lane >> beats me, i can't find the on-ramp? >> as a device in the show was it a blessing or curse >> it's easy as pie for me i just went awesome joke, awesome joke >> reporter: john ratzenberger often perched next to wend as cliff >> the roman had no system >> reporter: the postman, the character of his own making, created after he tanked his audition >> could see my 8x10 going into

the waste basket >> this guy's gone >> and i just -- i remember saying do you have a -- >> reporter: ratzenberger, along with kelsey grammer, rhea perlman and woody harrelson who was with ted danson an would-be poet shelley long fell in and out of love. >> you disgust me. i hate you. >> are you as turned on as i am? >> more! [ laughter ] >> i know that i got sam in large degree because i worked well with shelley. and shelley was dazzling, i think, as that character >> we assumed you had to be a jock, you had to be a womanizer. any of it true >> no, really. >> did i take you to your first baseball game? >> first baseball game >> wait a minute, there's no such drink --

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living on the edge of just total dissolving into tears. >> reporter: "cheers" was smarter than most sitcoms. >> we did sure fire jokes about chopinhower and tom deter. >> reporter: it was never topical. the audience approved. a royal legion >> it didn't really hit me until we went to boston, like the fifth year, they were going to throw a big parade for us and whatever i'm thinking, okay, who's going to show up on a wednesday afternoon. it was a sea of faces and heads as far as you could see. and that's where i was really speechless >> reporter: in later years there was less rehearsal and more on-set silliness. >> you could hide behind pillars if you knew where the cameras were. so in the middle of that person trying to do their monologue -- you'd see spitballs -- >> i hit ted right in the uvula. >> reporter: almost half of

america tuned in 1993, 90 million viewers, you could almost hear a pin drop when sam closed up the bar one last time. >> when nick died, and he had had a picture, a famous photograph of geronimo, and we wanted on the set. i love the nod of straightening that it was a nod to nick >> sorry, we're closed >> reporter: to celebrate, 30 years since the last episode, we have ordered up the bartender here to prepare some screaming vikings. and i'd just like to say for the record, cheers >> cheers. >> cheers. ♪ >> so much fun >> yes >> the screaming viking was a made-up drink, part of a ruse to kick out a bartender who had taken sam's spot big thanks austin.

our great producer actually found a downstairs bar >> that was great when you walked in, harry >> iconic. >> you remember that finale, i was actually the designated reporter for all of the nbc affiliates so we started doing live shots from 4:00 in the afternoon to 1:00 a.m. in the morning. >> holy-moley. >> it was a big deal they were going to be live on "the tonight show" they were screaming drunk. >> they'd been sitting around for hours. >> there was some worry they weren't going to take it downstairs they were down at the bull and finch and -- they made tell but touch and go. what a finale. >> half the country watched that >> 90 million. >> that will never happen again. >> never >> seems unlikely, right but honestly, that pairing of the charles brothers so smart. jim burrows, interviewed him six or eight months ago, when they made the deal do do this, no contracts.

>> yeah. >> they just said, we got this >> and spinoff of "frasier." >> and to survive the casting that is a phenomenal >> i re-watched it during the pandemic i was like, my god, the jokes. >> hey, harry, you should make that -- >> so iconic >> i like that >> the cheers guys cheers'ing you. that was cool. >> how is life treating you, norm >> like it's a dog eat dog world and i'm wearing milk bone underwear. let's show what's going on as far as your weather is concerned. for today, we're looking at showers in the northeast, wet weather in texas. temperatures cool in the northeast. really toasty throughout the southwest and the lower mississippi river valley for today, we got smoke worries, smoke and haze, great lakes into

the mid-atlantic states. and the warmth continues in the pacific northwest. that's w good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures are much cooler for the inland valleys. we're getting ready for a chance of showers this evening, possibly even thunderstorms as we go into late tonight into the day tomorrow. gusty winds and hail also possible. we're going to see a big change here and really unusual weather for this time in june. showers starting to ramp up tonight. we'll track it with the latest updates he weather. best time in the morning >> ho! >> "pop start" to get to "spider-man" had a huge debut. $129 million the second big opening of the year behind

"supermario bros." it's a sequel to 18 eps "into the spider-verse" which won the academy award for best animated film fans can expect more from the franchise as a third film is expected to hit theaters next year >> it's awesome. nick and i saw it saturday night. >> and >> mind-blowing. >> really. >> wow >> graphically, humor, everything it's got it all. >> i can't wait to see it. next, taylor swift and maren morris the two collaborated on taylor's track they never did it live taylor surprised the eras tour by bringing maren morris on stage. >> maren morris is here. ♪ [ cheers ] ♪♪

>> that's maren morris we finally got to play "you all over me. i won't ever be shutting up. good moment there. the big concert for ed sheeran here on the plaza. he stopped into philadelphia for two big stadium shows. while he was there, he decided to embrace the city's local cuisine. he learned how to make a philly cheesesteak and he invited his fans, too. >> i love you. [ cheers ] >> this is phillip >> i'm joseph. >> cheesesteak this is so how we do it. all right. what do you think? >> how is it >> two thumbs up >> perfect >> did a pretty good job there cheesesteak fans, cheese whiz or

american cheese? >> american cheese >> whiz. >> mozzarella. >> really? it's so gourmet. >> with or without -- >> with onions >> we'll ask ed about it. he'll be here on the plaza for our bi concert series tomorrow. finally more about the upcoming "barbie" movie, this is incredible, if you haven't described the most recent trailer, that word would likely be pink. >> can i come to your house tonight? >> sure, i don't have anything big planned. just a giant blowout party with all the barbies and cove graphy, you should stop by >> best day ever >> it is the best day ever, so it yesterday, so is tomorrow and now and forever. you guys ever think about dying? >> so, this is crazy >> what? >> it turns out they used so much fluorescent pink paint when they created this whole barbie land that it caused a worldwide

shortage >> that's not true not true >> what? >> listen to this, the production team told architectural digest, that the company supplying the pink paint was cleaned out. they are just enough pink paint to bring the world to liv. the paint company blames supply chain issues for the shortage but admitted they gave barbie, the production team, every single last bit of paint nay had. it's amazing they created this whole world. >> yeah. >> it probably makes the movie that much better >> and that's up next month, by the way. still ahead, we've got some major talent on the plaza. team usa hopefuls for the olympics a very good morning to you. i'm laura garcia. a motorcycle driver i is deadd fofollowing a crarash in conont cocosta couounty lastt night in claytoton on marsh creek road.

thee chp closesed thehe road i directions for two hours while they investigated. the road is back open this morning. still no word on what led to that crash. thunder and lightning in the forecast. >> it really weird that we're saying that this time of year, but we're tracking a chance of rain and possibly some thunderstorms. it starts later this evening, continues off and on throughout the day tomorrow. we'll track it as temperatures come down to the low to mid 70s for some of our warmest spots. after highs in the 80s and 90s in the inland areas, we're not seeing a warmup in this forecast even after the rain moves out. we'll have updates here and online. >> thank you very much. thank you for joining us. we hope to see you for our midday news at 11:00.

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white and blue as carson mentioned, there are a lot of people here today we're going to have a lot more tomorrow because ed sheeran is going to take over our plaza huge live concert tomorrow so, make sure you come back, y'all, for one more day tomorrow, we'll see you then we're getting fired up, team usa flags going here we've got a lot to get to in our half hour, get ready to shop adrianna brock is here with the best fashion finds for summer. >> i think you're all packed up, miss guthrie, you're heading to paris to the countdown to the 2024 paris olympics. >> it's so fun and guys, look at this, break dancing. >> they want to join team usa next summer. the debut of breaking. look at that >> you know what, about time it becomes an olympic sport they're incredible athletes. >> i can't wait to see how they score it

i don't get it, but i like it. >> it started here in new york, by the way you know who is a big break dancer >> who >> joey libel. >> what? >> you see that, joe you still got it, joe. can you show us a little later come on, joey. >> later >> all right >> so, after we watch joe break coming up on the third hour, emmy-nominated star kaley cuoco, she's coming up to tell us about her peacock series it's a bit of a dark comedy. and her baby she's got a new baby, too. >> joey did the warm back into the studio first, can we say hello to the golf world's rose zhang >> wow >> rose, just after two weeks defending her championship and turning pro, rose won the

professional debut this weekend at the america's open. rose, that was so fun to watch yesterday. congratulations. >> thank you so much >> what did it feel like to win? >> this hasn't been done since 1951 that an lpga player in their debut won. what is it like? >> it's really incredible. going into the week. i just thought, okay if i scramble to make the cut, that's good enough for me go back to school, finish finals but it's surreal that i'm standing here now. and i'm officially an lpga winner >> carson, you were equating her to a young tiger woods >> well, obviously, there's the stanford connection. you've won everything that a young lady could win, especially winning at augusta tiger tweeted you yesterday. when did you -- i can't imagine you've seen your phone yet have you gone through your phone? >> no i haven't. especially after the rounds, i was bombarded with friends ani family and media

i ended media around 9:30. that's whe i looked at my phone, i had over 500 messages i'm thankful about all of the tweets tiger especially and a couple other notable people back at home >> congratulations you're 100% so far in your heart -- in your start as a pro golfer. keep it up >> wow congratulations. >> how did you finish the semester >> semester, i'm going back, i have three finals >> wow >> i'll figure that out later. >> yeah. >> congrats. >> thank you mr. roker. >> let's look at your week ahead see what you got going on. we've got warm and humid conditions down to the south, above average temperatures, northern plains, sunny out west. as we get to the midweek period. we're looking at spotty showers in the northeast a flood risk in the southwest. warm in the pacific northwest. toward the end of the week, sunny and warm weather for much of the eastern third of the country, storms in florida also showers in new england.

good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a big cooldown for us compared to the weekend. later this evening, showers will be possible and even isolated thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail. by tomorrow morning, this active weather pattern sticks with us into at least tomorrow evening. really unusual to see this kind of rain this time of year. we'll see saves of it off and on tonight into the day exciting news for you, starting tomorrow, for this week only, all peacock premium, and premium plus subscribers can stream "today" live with their existing subscription you take us anywhere with you, watch us live. check us out on peacock, don't miss an incredible moment of our week this week. >> sounds good

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everything that we do in our daily lives. and being in the olympics is just incredible. >> jeffrey, i know you're from houston, here from new york city, where of course where breaking was born early '60s and early '70s what would it mean for somebody from new york to rep new york? on the world stage >> i mean, it's an honor, honestly to carry this legacy to the world stage. and to be like i'm from where it all started. so, i don't even have words for it >> let's do this >> let's get a glimpse >> let the music go in >> let's do it >> oh. ♪

♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> wow >> yeah! >> let's go. >> wow go >> okay, that was insane >> you guys are incredible >> you're so strong, wow all right. >> thank you >> so that was awesome and we love you guys. it's time for a treat. so courtesy of mr. chocolate himself, jacques is a master chocolatier. a judge on netflix's "nailed it." jacques, should we come over -- >> jacques, the eiffel tower, this is beautiful. >> is this to send savannah off to paristiful. >> is this >> oui

>> you can teach us french -- >> yes one of the most important phrases -- [ speaking non-english ] another glass of wine. [ speaking non-english ] >> how do you say -- all right. >> this is stunning, incredible. how long does something like this take? >> two hours >> yes >> but you're going to envoy paris so much. the food is fantastic. the pastry the wine i mean, the site >> how excited is paris to host the olympic games? >> i think they're going to be -- i want to go there, too. i want to go, too. >> absolutely stunning can we eat this, or is it just for show >> of course, you can eat it we made tell yesterday, they're fresh, complete.

enjoy it >> our countdown to paris is sponsored by delta as the official airline of team usa delta will be flying the athletes over the next year as they embark on the journey to the olympics and paralympics games. >> savannah, it's time to say au revoir to savannah can we all say - she'll be live from paris wednesday and thursday as we kick off our countdown to the 2024 olympics in style. don't forget, ed sheeran will be here tomorrow. come join us but first, your local news and weather.

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