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town in texas are picking up the pieces and trying to move forward today. and a new severe weather threat impacting 35 million people. it's june 17th. this is "today." disaster zone. a texas community assessing the damage after the massive tornado demolished almost everything in its path. residents devastated. >> it's a nightmare. it's something you see on tv, but never thought you would live in it. >> as dozens of businesses and more than 100 homes are gone in an instant. today, tens of millions of americans are under threat for severe weather and dangerous heat. on the road again. president biden getting ready for his first rally since announcing his re-election bid. the president planning to meet with union members in pennsylvania. one day after calling for tougher nationwide gun laws. >> we will beat the gun industry. we will beat big money that sits behind them and the politicians that refuse to stand up. >> we're live at the white house. chaos on the coast.

a quiet day on the shore turns terrifying after a water spout in the gulf of mexico blows on to a florida beach sending people running and gear flying. all that plus royally ready. london pulling out all the stops for the first ever birthday parade for king charles. but two very familiar faces won't be there for the regal rollout. today, saturday, june 17th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. peter, the images out of london are just incredible this morning. this is king charles' first trouping the color monarch.

fun fact, he was 3 years old attending the first. >> they have been doing it 260 years. it feels he has been waiting that long to celebrate. he will be there on horseback and we will show you the pictures. a lot to get to and including the scene from texas. residents in the small town are coming to terms with the loss. streets levelled and homes and businesses destroyed. the tornado killing three people and injuring dozens. >> there are heat alerts impacting people in the south and central plains. we will get to the forecast in a minute. first, sam brock is in hard hit perryton with the latest. sam. >> reporter: kristen and peter, in his words, awful. this was the deadliest tornado in the last 73 years for perryton as it ripped through several neighborhoods and unending families and damaging

hundreds of homes. governor abbott will be here after issuing a disaster declaration for the area. the torture of tornadoes came to perryton, texas with the sight of funnel clouds and then the devastating reality for the community trying to process the unthinkable. >> a nightmare. it is something you see on tv, but never thought you would live in it. >> reporter: the violent night leading to three fatalities. 11-year-old boy trapped in a trailer and two women in their 60s. cindy and becky. steven wade in shock. >> when you found out, what did you think? >> oh, no words. hard breaking. >> reporter: such is the state of the city with 8,000 people who are now reconciling 100 damaged or destroyed homes and 30 businesses battered and a downtown that bears no

resemblance to the former self. at the same time, this ripped the roof off the building and this is just one block of main street. the texas task force spent hours searching the rubble with k-9s looking for signs of life. one remained injured. in the trailer park development -- >> what is left of this park? >> just the pieces. just the pieces. >> reporter: patty says it is a miracle her father-in-law is alive. he held on to a door torn off and clung for life attached to the frameless house. >> the only thing he could think of was to get below the metal patio frame. >> reporter: despite injuries to his head and foot, ruben survived. a glimmer of good news for a

region gutted by heat and storms. what has been a remarkable 24 hours, the people of perryton cleaned up the sizable damage along the main street corridor which was crushed. the national weather service issued a rating of ef-2 with winds of 111 and 135 miles an hour. peter and kristen. >> you see it. sam brock, thank you so much. there is another severe weather threat today. we turn to meteorologist angie lassman. path of this, angie. >> extending into the plains. 37 million people at risk. we could see hail up to 2 inches and strong winds and a couple of tornadoes in the similar area. the 2-inch hail to the panhandle and central plains.

it is not just today. tomorrow, too. you have to be on guard with 10 million people at risk. focused at little rock and shreveport and the florida peninsula. the tornado threat is lower tomorrow, but winds and hail is on the table for folks as we get into the afternoon hours of your sunday. little rock and shreveport and jackson has the chance of stronger winds. 75 miles an hour. that is all possible with downed power lines. this will make its way farther to the east and in the south with the thunderstorms erupting in the plains along the cold front as it moves east. tomorrow, the threat we are looking at focused in the tennessee valley. we see the severe weather risk lasting sunday. be aware with father's day plans out doors. this is something you want to get alerts about. texas is not getting a break from the heat. it doesn't look like there is an end in sight for the temperatures. triple digits. san angelo and san antonio.

corpus christi will feel like 110 this afternoon. make sure you have the extra water and you are taking it slow if you are doing activity. not just today, i said it doesn't look like there is an end in sight. that's the case for san antonio. 103 tomorrow. 104 on monday. 105 for tuesday. peter and kristen, back to you. >> wear a hat and hydrate. angie lassman, thank you. meanwhile, president biden is hitting the road today with the first official stop of the re-election bid in pennsylvania. it comes one day after he renewed calls for tougher gun laws nationwide. monica alba is at the white house covering all of the angles for us this morning. monica, good morning to you. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. president biden touted the bipartisan gun legislation he signed into law after the uvalde school shooting.

calling for congress to ban assault weapons at the summit in connecticut on friday which is all too familiar with school massacres like sandy hook a decade ago. reaching across the aisle to work with republicans on gun safety will be a central pillar of his re-election campaign and making the case that his economic plan is working, particularly for the middle class. that's why you will see the president rally with union workers in philadelphia later today with the biggest labor leaders endorsing the biden-harris ticket, ahead of the election next year. today is the first political event in the battleground since announcing the 2024 bid in april. beforehand, the president will do the air tour to assess the damage of i-95. pledging billions of dollar from the infrastructure law and instructing his team to move heaven and earth to ensure the

fastest possible reconstruction of that section of the key highway. kristen and peter. >> monica, impacting so many people in the philadelphia area. thank you, monica. now to the war in ukraine where the counteroffensive against russia is now well under way. overnight, president volodymyr zelenskyy said there will be no peace talks until russia withdraws completely. nbc's raf sanchez is in kyiv for us. raf, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. president zelenskyy will not enter into negotiations until russian forces withdrawal from all occupied territory. that is all places captured in the last year and crimea taken back in 2014. he made those statements here in kyiv. the african delegation is now on the way to russia to meet with putin. i can tell you people are not

optimistic. they are putting their faith in the ukrainian troops in the south and east offensive. guys, this is difficult and hard fighting. ukrainian forces are attacking heavily fortified russian positions. progress is slow. the british government this morning says russia is sending additional attack helicopters to the frontline which may increase their fire power here, but the other, they feeling the pressure as this counteroffensive grinds on. peter and kristen. >> raf sanchez, thank you. we turn now to the scathing report that was just released by the department of justice about the minneapolis police department three years after the death of george floyd. some say it is too little too late. we have more from shaquille brewster. >> reporter: a blistering justice department report delivering a condemnation of the minneapolis police department.

>> such conduct is deeply disturbing and erodes the community's trust. >> reporter: the 92-page report finding the department uses excessive force and discriminating against black people. it uses weapons against people who commit a petty offense and sometimes no offense. sometimes officers used force to punish people who made officers angry or criticized the police. >> the patterns and practices we observed made what happened to george floyd possible. >> reporter: the investigation was launched the day after the ex-officer derek chauvin in floyd's death. launching organizations and providing ride-alongs with crisis officers with officers. >> we understand that change is not nenegotiable.

>> reporter: now the police department will likely be placed under a consent decree as some community members say they are coming too late. >> why does it take the doj pulling up with a consent decree for people to say something. >> reporter: the minneapolis police chief is acknowledging the pain and frustration in the community vowing more transparency and promising real change. peter and kristen. >> nbc's shaquille brewster, thank you. prosecutors in pittsburgh will seek the death penalty for the man accused of killing 28 people at the synagogue in 2018. stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: robertbauers is guilty on all counts. >> i thank our brave survivors for sharing suffering so we can

protect. >> reporter: bauers went to the tree of life synagogue in 2018 because he knew services were held according to prosecutors. he didn't come to worship. he came to kill. describing the detail the man armed with three guns who turned the temple into the hunting ground. he killed four police officers and injured six. the government is seeking the death penalty. among those killed were the couple married 62 years before in the synagogue. bauers told police all jews need to die. the rabbi described the scene days after. >> i heard gunshots and screaming. i could tell it was my chapel. >> reporter: bauers conceded most facts in the case. they are asking the jury to spare their client's life. in closing arguments, the

defense attorney said bauer was driven by nonsensical thought. pittsburgh passed three new gun control laws and a ban on assault weapons. a pennsylvania judge ruled the city did not have that authority. as for the case, it moves on to the penalty phase which could last weeks. the jury will decide whether bauers should be sentenced to death. peter and kristen. >> stephanie gosk, thank you. also this morning, u.p.s. workers may go on strike. on friday, u.p.s. employees who are members of the teamsters union voted to strike if no agreement is reached with management by the end of july. at issue is wages and overtime demand. the decision comes days after union leaders and u.p.s. reached agreement to air conditioning in the brown delivery trucks. this would cause huge problems with the supply chain. the nba suspended ja morant

for the second time in four months. the point guard will be forced to sit out 25 games of the next season. the suspension comes a month after he was seen flashing a gun on an instagram live video sitting in a car. he was suspended for eight games after posting a similar video from the denver nightclub. he stands to lose $300,000 per game or $7.5 million in total. now to a scary scene for beach goers in florida on friday. this was after a water spout came ashore on clearwater beach which forced people to scramble and extending cabanas and other beach items flying. unbelievable. two people were taken to the hospital for minor injuries. fortunately, it could have been worse. let's get a full look at forecast from angie lassman. unbelievable. >> that was a crazy scene. i can imagine the umbrellas

pulled out. those are sharp on the other side. that is a danger. >> for sure. very scary. you know, that water spout lasted about a minute. it shows how quickly things can deteriorate. we could see thunderstorms in parts of florida. heads up if you are a beach goer. let's talk about it. here is what the radar looks like. satellite-radar showing thunderstorms working through parts of the center of the country. we have soggy conditions that we will focus on through parts of new england through the day today as well as the thunderstorms focusing through the sunshine state. as far as the rain totals, we are looking at 1 inch or 2 inches in spots throughout the new england area. still showers that you have to dodge for saturday plans especially into the afternoon hours. heads up from that. have the umbrella with you if you are out and about in that area. in the southeast, that's where the higher totals are focused. anywhere from 3 to 5 inches of rain in some spots. we could see flooding potentials

and focused along the gulf coast and places like tampa. now to texas where we have a heat advisory in effect and heat warnings in effect. that bright pink is a heat warning. index values at 115 or higher. pushing close to 120. be aware especially for the holiday weekend. father's day tomorrow. that is a hot one for folks in the same area in texas. we start to see some good morning. it's 5:17. we're taking a live look over san francisco. we have a bit of a foggy start there in the city, but starting to clear up down here in the south bay. san jose, good morning to you. we are seeing that fog extend all the way down to half moon bay and even into parts of santa rosa, temperatures ranging from mid-50s to 60 degrees down here in san jose. go to the inland valleys where dublin, good morning, will see 70s by the lunchtim

and that's the look at your forecast. peter and kristen, back over to you. >> angie, thank you. dads all watching this forecast. appreciate it. coming up, dana griffin has more on the accusation against mma superstar conor mcgregor. >> the latest sexual assault allegation comes the same week the ufc star announces he is expecting his fourth child with his fiancee. how the miami heat and mma is responding. and before you dive back into the pool this summer and how the corol

we are back on saturday morning with the weekly download. our look at the other big stories. >> we are happy to welcome our new correspondent to the desk. welcome. >> thank you. a lot of news to get to. unprecedented appearance by the former president in federal court. a historic first. former president donald trump appeared in court to be arraigned on 37 counts. accusing him of illegally mishandling classified documents. mr. trump pleading not guilty of the charges. >> accusing the justice department of prosecuting him to sabotage his 2024 presidential bid. >> today, we witnessed the most evil abuse of power in the

history of our country. this is called election interference. >> a portion of the busiest highway in the country, i-95, collapsed after a tanker truck crashed and exploded. >> this will impact people. >> a preliminary accident report shed light on how four siblings survived a plane crash in the amazon and lived off the land 40 days before being rescued. >> in the photos, the children were likely seated in the back of the plane. the report says because the front section suffered the main issue and structure damage. >> after four decade s of hostig "wheel of fortune" pat sajak is

retiring. >> the time has come. the 41st season in september will be my last. it has been a wonderful ride. >> it was a week for first-time champions in the world of sports. nuggets knocked off the miami heat to capture the first ever nba crown and the las vegas golden knights won the stanley cup for the first time. some of the dramatic moments caught on camera. a volcano in the philippines erupted sending lava into the sky. on long island, a car drove off the dock into the water. within minutes, a firefighter jumped in to save the driver. >> save the baby. >> the 12-year-old rescued the baby deer not once, but twice after it fell into the pool. finally, a young boy wanted

nothing more than to have a baby brother or sister. when the day came, his mom wanted to surprise him and made the boy close his eyes and put a t-shirt on him sharing the good news. congratulations, big brother. >> i love that story. especially on this father's day weekend. >> congratulations to that family. that's thrilling. what a great moment. nothing better than watching two siblings love each other. he will be in for a thrill when the little one arrives. >> family getting bigger. >> i love he is small, but crying tears of joy. a sweet moment. >> i thought it was hard to read that upside down. thanks. still to come on "today," only humans are eligible. the crackdown on a.i. and she's a barbie girl in a barbie world. inside the new barbie dream house with margot robbie.

after ese messages. th good morning. thank you for joining us on this saturday, june 17th. i'm kira klapper. san francisco is getting federal help in the fight against

fentanyl. congresswoman nancy pelosi yesterday announced the department of justice added the city to its "operation overdrive" program. that means new federal law enforcement resources will be added to the fight against the city's fentanyl crisis. >> and i'm so proud of the biden administration for the leadership role they're playing and the attorney general for recognizing that violence and drug use in our community needs to come to an end. >> it's something the mayor and other city officials have been pushing for. new numbers show the city recently set a new record for fentanyl deaths. in may, 63 people died. that's the most deaths in any month since the medical examiner started tracking overdose deaths in 2020. the search is on for the driver who hit and killed someone walking in oakland last nit. the adult pedestrian died at the hospital. it happened around 7:00 p.m.

near foothill andvicksburg, about block from an elementary school. if you saw something, please, call opd. on a mild morning, we're going to check in with our meteorologist. >> good morning, everyone. not so mild over san francisco but used to this usual pattern over the coastline, waking up to that fog. down here in san jose, we're feeling mild temperatures here. already starting to see clearing up abon where we have this low layer of fog hanging out. it won't stick around too much. that's the good news as you enjoy your saturday in parts of the south bay and inland valleys. temperatures out there right now ranging from 59 in san francisco to mid-50s around in concord and livermore, and half moon bay seeing fog and 54 degrees. up to napa. we'll see a bit of a cloudy, foggy start. by the lunchtime hour, if you have plans to take out dad and celebrate one day ahead, we'll see plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the 70s. we warm up to 75 in napa.

79 over in dublin and 80s down in the south bay. enjoy this last mild day here, because there are significant changes that are coming up ahead, as soon as tomorrow. lasting into the week. we'll talk about that coming up. >> that warning, cynthia. thanks. it is 5:28 right now. coming up on "today in the bay "'at 7:00 a.m. a look at a passenger who's describing the frightening moments before landing at sfo. we'll tell what you a pilot was forced to do. how the airline and faa are now responding. that, plus all your top stories and cynthia's full forecast ming up acot

we are back on saturday morning. june 17th, 2023. we are looking at the celebration outside buckingham palace for the annual trouping

the color parade king charles will be riding horseback shortly.king charles l >> hopefully it is comfortable we are waiting for the military jet flyover when the working royals stand on the balcony. absent this year is harry and megan. we will dive in the fact they were not invited this year. we want to begin this half hour with the check of the headlines. >> big headlines thousands block the entrance to dodger stadium as the team was set to celebrate pride night the protesters filled the streets and waved signs. -- this year, they honored an lgbtq+ rights group. the invitation infuriated

catholics who called the group offensive and a mockery of christianity the protest did not delay the game former "saturday night live" star pete davidson is facing reckless driving charges his car jumped the curb and crashed into the home in beverly hills. his girlfriend was in the passenger seat at the time authorities say no one was seriously injured. police say they do not believe drugs or alcohol were involved a spokesperson for davidson declined request for comment from "today. a magical moment at the u.s. open in los angeles when defending champion matt fitzpatrick teed off on the par 3 15th hole. >> resume at the u.s. open that's the defending champion. he has the defending champion. and he has a hole in one

yes, he does >> look at that shot a friendly roll for a hole in one. it took the roar of the crowd for fitzpatrick to realize what happened he looked away after his shot. it is the third ace of the tournament fan favorite rickie fowler is the in lead after the second round. and conor mcgregor is accused of assaulting a woman in the men's bathroom in the nba finals game four dana griffin is with us with more >> miami police are not saying much about the incident, but said the special victims unit is investigating a report filed

sunday after the nba game four finals, video obtained by tmz sports shows the moment that conor mcgregor took a woman by her hand and led her to the restroom as security stood by. >> he turneded a willing participant into an unwilling participant. >> reporter: this video obtained by tmz sports and verified by her attorney, shows them partying together in the miami area >> she took videos with him. >> reporter: her lawyer says her client was receptive to go back to the hotel, but refused advances >> not here. not in the bathroom. >> reporter: in the demand letter to mcgregor, the attorney wrote he aggressively kissed and sodomized the victim

his attorney denied the allegations. she turned to the media to apply pressure this is no more than a shakedown. earlier this night, during a promotion, mcgregor took part in the skit with the mascot and sending him to the hospital. mcgregor is no stranger to controversy. in april of 2018, he threw a metal dolley at the bus injuring several people he was charged with two felonies in november of 2019, mcgregor punched a man in a bar in ireland. he was accused in 2018 of raping a woman in ireland he denied the claims and police and prosecutors declined to pursue charges

forbes named mcgregor one of the highest paid athletes last year. he hasn't fought professionally since 2021 the nba and miami heat are aware of the allegations the ufc said it will allow the legal process to play out before making additional statements to be clear, there are no charges, but if he were convicted, there could be legal and immigration consequences that could impact his ability to fight in the u.s peter and kristen. >> just because you are a star doesn't mean you are a role model. dana, thank you. we want to get to the latest on the father's day forecast the all important father's day forecast with angie lassman. hi, angie. >> we have to have good weather for the dads to celebrate. we delivered in spots for mother's day it is dads' turn now this is cooler in spots like burlington running below normale

burlington heads to the 70s. new york is 80 tomorrow. it will get warmer and feel like summer across the east here as we get into monday, tuesday and wednesday. for juneteenth in cincinnati, high 80s as you head back to work on monday, you will see a cooldown high 70s for tuesday and wednesday. we see the 80s stick around for washington, d.c. a quick check on the tropics one area of development over the next couple days good morning. it's 5:37. a new look over downtown walnut creek. our camera aimed a little different this morning and seeing a bit of a foggy start out there in the east bay as well. temperatures out there in the east bay ranging anywhere from

58 in hayward to 55 over on in fairfield and 56 over on in livermore. warming up nicely and the last warm day we see this week with temperatures in 70s and and that's a look at the forecast. guys, back over to you. >> angie, thank you. just ahead, this is really important. what you need to know to keep your family safe near the water as you head to the beach and the as you head to the beach and the pool this what arere folks 60 0 and oldr up t to these dadays? gettining inspireded! vovolunteeringng! playaying pickleleba...!

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seattle. the public memorial will be held it's a diablo valley funeral home from 3:00 to 8:00 a.m. on monument boulevard in concord. mass starts at 6:30. all right. here is an arson investigation underway in san jose yesterday at the public storage facility that went up in flames wednesday night. they're still looking for evidence trying to determine the cause and the fire's point of origin is under investigation as well. during the fire you could see and hear explosions. we now know those were caused by fireworks. investigators do not know if the fireworks caused the fire. police have arrested a person of interest in connection with that fire and explosion. all right. cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our micro forecast on this father's day weekend. >> good morning. yes. to all fathers waking up joining

us in the east bay, a cool, new camera angle over downtown wall nit creek and can see clouds lingering over there in the east bay and also closer to the north bay and the coast. so we've woke up to this pattern before over the last couple days. temperatures out there now 53 in san rafael, 58 hayward and 55 down in san martin. taking dad to the coastline today, it's going to be cloudy for most of the day. mixing up to maybe some sunshine by the lunchtime hour and temperatures only in the 60s there. today will be the last warm day that we've seen this week where temperatures will go up into the 80s in the inland valleys before we see a very significant cool down and windier as father's day sunday arrives. that forecast coming up at 7:00. kira? >> cinthia, thanks. 5:59 right now. coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay" a graduation. first we introduce you to a bay-area teen getting his college degree at the age of 14. already has a job lined up at

spacex. we go one-on-one with a child prodigy. that plus top stories and cinthia's full forecast coming up at 7:00. right now, good morning. picking up the pieces.

a small texas community coming to terms with the devastaing loss days after a tornado levelled the town killing three people and destroying dozens of homes and businesses. how residents are moving forward as another round of severe weather is threatening tens of millions this weekend. maternal health crisis. the death of torie bowie is bringing the light to a tragic end as this rises to the level not seen since the 1960s. what her teammates are saying about their concerns. and festivities fit for a king. tens of thousands of people on the streets of london this morning to celebrate king charles' first ever birthday parade known as trouping the color. today, saturday, june 17th.

>> from denver, colorado. >> go nuggets! >> from mississippi, we like to say happy father's day. >> love you. >> we're amy and brad from st. louis, missouri. >> missing our baby, ellie, who moved to new york city. >> good morning, "today" show. >> we are nebraska girls vacationing in aruba. >> happy father's day. good morning. welcome back to "today" on saturday morning. happy father's day to all of the fathers. including this one sitting next to me. very happy father's day. >> your husband, john, father. we can go through the roster. great dad. >> for all of you, we hope we get good weather for you. there is severe weather we're expecting today. here is that warning. more than 35 million under threat right now as a texas

community cleans up after the deadly tornado touched down this week. nbc's sam brock is in perryton, texas with the latest. sam, the scene around you is unimaginable. it is awful. >> reporter: peter and kristen, good morning. stunning. we are talking about a preliminary ef-2 tornado which proved to be the deadliest one in perryton in recorded history going back 73 years. strong enough to take trucks this strong and put them on their side. there are neighborhoods that look just like this. this is what the scene was like on thursday. it was 5:00 as the tornadoes were touching down. multiple tornadoes through the area. as you see the drone aerials on this, it is hard to process what you are looking at here. entire football field size communities and where all that is standing is debris and house frames if that. that spawned a massive clean up in perryton. this was incredible to watch.

everyone sweeping up glass on the streets and taking out chainsaws and making tree limbs go away and removing the debris. this comes as the community went through the search and rescue. 80 to 90 men and women going through the properties to look for signs of life. three confirmed fatalities. one 11-year-old child and two women in their 60s. everyone remembering her. that has sunk in as governor greg abbott will be on the ground here after issuing a disaster declaration for the area for those crushed here. peter and kristen. >> dramatic panorama we see. sam, thank you so much for your reporting. >> so tough to see. unfortunately, there is more severe weather in the forecast this weekend. angie is tracking that for us.

angie, good morning. good morning. we have another large area of people across the country that will deal with the same risk here as we get into the afternoon hours. let's show you where the focus is. where you see the brighter orange is an enhanced risk of the severe weather. we are pointing to oklahoma city this afternoon with the worst of what we could see. the hazards are large hail. 2 inches in size and higher. gusts up to 80 miles an hour. this is the tennis-ball sized hail. brady, texas and the florida panhandle and mobile. heads up on that. later this afternoon and evening hours. we can't let our guard down yet. we see the threat continuing into tomorrow. less people included in this, but 10 million from little rock to jackson to new orleans and pensacola. the threat tomorrow is diminished for tornadoes. the hail and winds will be there.

keep an eye out for that weather to start to deteriorate in the second half of the day. it is father's day and a lot of you may have outdoor plans. we will see the thunderstorms rumbling across the southeast and plains for today and tomorrow. we will see that threat continuing into the tennessee valley and, of course, texas dealing with the heat. this is a prolonged heatwave. san antonio will hit 100 degrees for the actual temperature and 111 for the heat index. we will see multiple records likely today and if you are looking for cooler weather in this area, it doesn't come soon enough. we see the triple digits. look at the 100s on the map. waco is 100 on sunday. 101 on monday. we see that continue into the middle of the week for folks there. heat advisoies and warnings. guys? >> stay hydrated. check on the seniors.

angie, thank you. the streets of london are packed for the annual trouping the color celebration. king charles' first since assuming the crown. meagan fitzgerald is there with the latest. meagan. >> reporter: you hear the noise behind me. that is the royal fly past. you see the tradition on full display. this tradition goes back more than 260 years. as you see behind me here, we are looking at thousands of people that came out. lining the streets to try to get a glimpse of trooping the colour. this celebrates the monarch's birthday. they do it now because we have pretty good weather. now the entire thing kicked off this morning. we saw king charles on horseback. that is a rare sight not seen in the parade since queen elizabeth

rode a horse in 1986. 400 musicians down the mile to review the troops along queen camilla and prince william. a soldier appeared to have fainted. she was laid out on a stretcher. the ceremony continued on and back to buckingham palace. we saw the sight of the royal fly past where 70 aircraft flew above the palace. and on the balcony, this is the moment we have been waiting to see. king charles alongside his family and, of course, you know, we were looking for the kids. prince louis and cute as always. we were looking for antics. the fly past spelled out "cr" in the sky to honor king charles. >> they can spell colour however

they want. they call it a fly past. we will leave it to them. thousands have turned up to celebrate the king's birthday, but people who were not there that people are talking about. >> reporter: yes. we did not see prince harry and meghan markle. not a huge surprise they are not working royals. this highlights the rift in the royal family. all this after they lost the spotify deal. we are talking millions of dollars. releasing a joint statement where they said it was a mutual agreement. this is a big blow to the financial portfolio. >> meagan with the latest from london. that moment on the side of buckingham palace where they stand together. that's the shot people are

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teammates are speaking out about their own concerns. nbc's antonia hylton has more. >> reporter: she was at the top of her game in 2016. at the news of her death at 32 years old, it stunned fans and athletes. new details from the medical report this week show bowie died from complications from child birth. something that affects women of color. 3 of her 4 teammates on the relay team that won gold in rio experienced serious complications. >> i kept saying something was wrong. >> that's a lot to carry. >> the messages that i want black women especially to take away from all of that is happening right now is that this is not at all our fault, but it is our problem now. it is our responsibility to get home alive. >> reporter: according to the

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>> it is our problem and our responsibilities. >> unimaginable it could happen in the country. all more important. and let's get a check of the forecast with angie lassman this father's day weekend. >> big weekend ahead to celebrate dads. we also have the u.s. open on nbc. here is the forecast. we will have a little fog in the morning on saturday. overall nice conditions. upper 70s. still morning follow and afternoon sun on sunday. how about the rest of the country? nice for dad along the east and like she said, also starting off with foggy conditions out here in the west coast this morning. at 6:16, right now temperatures chilly in san rafael at 63. 54 in pacifica. upper 50s in fremont and in san jose. start to lose the cloud cover down here in the south bay by around the next hour or two. and then see plenty of sunshine

with the last warm day we have this weekend with some and that is your forecast. peter, happy father's day to you. i hope you enjoy it. >> angie? thank you very much. still ahead, the chess club coach maman: i'm not slowowing down anytitime soon. coach that's why i tatake osteo o bi-flex evevery day. maman: i'm not slowowing down anytitime soon. coach it''s clininically shohown to improrove joint comforort in 7 dayays, and contntinues to improvove over timime. kinda likeke us. osteo bi-f-flex. because i'i'm madede to m.

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down his mop and starts to teach kids to clean up the competition. elementary and middle school state chess champions. coached by none other than the school janitor. >> it is cool that a janitor has a different life. >> reporter: it sounds like something straight out of "the queen's gambut." >> it is called chess. >> reporter: for bishop, yes, that is his real name, none of this was expected. >> you can't take this. >> reporter: he found himself out of a job after a career in telecommunications, a friend hired him as a custodian. then he happened upon the school's chess club. >> i asked permission to join and just to help the kids. >> reporter: now the team is stronger than ever. >> checkmate. >> reporter: with top 15 finishes at nationals, but bishop isn't done. >> you have that twinkle in your

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>> it's something the mayor and other city officials have been pushing for. new numbers show the city recently set a new record for fentanyl deaths. in may, 63 people died. that's the most deaths in any month since the medical examiner started tracking overdose death fdeaths in 2020. the search is . an adult pedestrian died in the hospital. it happened around foothill and vicksburg about a block from horacemann elementary school. if you saw something call opd. and cinthia has a check of our microclimate forecast. hi, cinthia. >> good morning, everyone. a cloudy typical start seen over the last couple days over san francisco and a bit of a breeze. you can see the pride flag there. happy pride, everybody. definitely starting with chilly conditions. if you have plans to head into the city to celebrate pride in

any way this weekend, 59 currently. the cloud cover sticks to the coast as the day goes on. currently 57 in concord and livermore and warming up especially in the east bay valleys to the 80s. 81 concord. 82 livermore and down in the south bay also 80s. enjoy it. any pride festivities or dad celebrations, juneteenth even going on into monday, it will be the last day we see these warm temperatures, because we have very chilly and windy changes ahead as we go on even into next week. we start the summer with very cool changes ahead and talk all about this when we'll feel strongest of those wind gusts tomorrow. kira, back to you. >> cinthia, thanks. coming up this morning on "today in the bay" a passenger describes the harrowing moments before landing at sfo. we'll tell you what a pilot was forced to do and how the airline and the faa are now responding. we'll have that, plus all your top stories and cinthia's

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