get passed the screen. two big rigs scratched and wedged together. a lot going on. looking at the seven-day forecast so you can plan ahead, breezy. temperatures in the upper 70s through inland areas. we will keep the slight warm-up through wednesday, the official start of summer that is what is happening here on "today in the bay." the "today" show starts in a few seconds. good morning it's tuesday good morning. it's tuesday. the world watching that drama unfolding near the wreckage of the titanic. >> and the race to find it now

on. >> it's june the 20th. this is "today". >> a desperate search. crews working around the clock to locate that submersible carrying five people to the titanic. nearly two days after it vanished, time running out. the search and rescue mission. what we're learning about the passengers, including a billionaire explorer and our interview with the coast guard admiral leading the search. tornadoes leaving a path of destruction through the south. >> i'm thankful to be alive. >> power outages now a major concern with tens of millions facing new warnings today. al has your full forecast, including the tropical threat expected to be the season's first hurricane. on defense. former president trump speaking out overnight, offering a new explanation for failing to return those classified

documents in the wake of his federal indictment. >> before i send boxes over, i have to take all of my things out. these boxes were interspersed with all sorts of things. >> the latest and what's next. high-stakes meeting. secretary of state goes one-on-one with nbc news after his historic face-to-face with china's president. >> china and the united states recognize we were in an increasingly unstable place in our relationship. the push to ease tensions and the key issues that still divide t the super p powers. plus, controlling a.i. inside today's key summit aimed at reining in the spread of artificial intelligence. but is it already too little too late. and cruise in control. tom cruise takes over rome for the new premier of the "mission impossible" movie. will it be back-to-back summer blockbusters for the hollywood superstar?

first reviews are in. today, june 20th, 2023. from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> well, good morning. welcome to "today." it is a tuesday morning. we're so glad you are with us with. >> the whole world is watching the search for a missing submersible carrying people who were trying to tour the titanic wreckage. >> 900 miles east of cape cod. >> this sub had only 96 hours of reserve oxygen when it set out sunday morning. meaning 48 hours of oxygen likely remains. the conditions surrounding the

search and the sub itself. >> in a moment, we will hear from the coast guard admiral who is leading the search and rescue efforts. let's start with tom costello, who is in boston. tom, this is definitely a race against time. >> absolutely. we are at coast guard command here in boston. they are setting up and in charge of this in close collaboration with canadian coast guard command. they had a ship search for any signs of the submersible that may be in the water. the bottom line, as you mentioned, four days of oxygen when it went into the water. right now the clock is ticking. in the cold north atlantic, a search and rescue operation, looking for any signs of a submersible.

and the five people onboard missing since going to explore the titanic wreckage. >> it is a challenge to conduct a search in that remote area, but we are deploying all available assets. >> reporter: it is a 21 foot submersible named titan owned by oceangate, a private company that charters tours costing as much as $250,000. among the paying passengers, billionaire hamish harding, who dived to the mariana trench and a space flight on blue origin. he signed his name on the logo as he announced he would be diving to the titanic. also onboard a pakistan businessman and his son. overnight oceangate released a new statement. our entire focus is on the well-being of the crew and every step is being taken to bring the passengers back. they discussed the ongoing fascination with the titanic.

>> we have a number of people that come to us, people consumed by the titanic. it was just great to take them down. >> reporter: among the search efforts, u.s. and canadian c-130s. and dropping sonar buoys in the water listening for the sub. >> when something happens on the high seas, it gets complicated quickly because of winds, ocean drift, all that stuff. >> reporter: consider the world's most famous ship wreck. it rests at a depth of two miles. in recent years, other tourist submersibles have tried exploring the wreckage. now search teams are in a race against the clock for this missing sub. oxygen potentially running low. a canadian aircraft dropped a sonar to listen for sounds. i asked what specifically are you listening for. they're listening for tapping or voices because at this point

they may be the only clues they could have. >> oh, my gosh. there are so many complicating factors in the search and rescue. so what about the pressure of the ocean, tom? how does that play? >> reporter: this is intense pressure at 13,000 feet down. a typical u.s. navy sub, the best of the best, goes down two to three thousand feet. that's it. this is at 13,000 feet. no diver, of course, can go that deep. all they can use is submersibles if they can find this sub. but the coast guards don't have that technology to go down, so they're trying to rush that into the area. as we said, time is really of the essence now. >> all right, tom. thank you. joining us is admiral john mager. good morning to you. admiral, has the company involved here provided you any

information on where the vessel was at last contact, what mechanically may have gone wrong that led to this situation? >> savannah, our focus right now is really on the search capabilities, so we do have an understanding of where the vessel, the submersible was operating. and, so, we're prioritizing a search in those areas. the ocean gate expedition is actually leading the underwater search area because they know that site better than anybody else in terms of the underwater search. so we're working were closely with them to prioritize our under water search efforts and get equipment there that could be helpful for the search. >> are you optimistic that we will find these people alive? >> we're working very, very hard

to make sure we bring all assets to bear on this problem, to bring leading technical experts to understand what -- what capability is available and what capability we can get to the scene. and, you know, the thoughts of the crew members and their families really drive our crews forward. and all of the partners that have been working this complex case to make sure that we -- we can continue to find them. >> admiral, we wish you the best of luck in your important work. thank you for your time this morning, sir. >> thank you for your time. appreciate it. more breaking news unfolding. the president's son hunter biden reaching an agreement to solve a five year federal investigation into his finances. under the deal he will plead guilty to a pair of misdemeanor tax charges. and it also settles a separate gun charge. the u.s. attorney in delaware agreeing to recommend probation,

no jail time is part of the deal. kristen walker is joining us. and so walk us through what is in the plea deal. >> we're learning that hunter biden will plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor count of failing to pay taxes and also a separate gun possession charge and that charge will likely be dismissed. this investigation did take five years, it involved the irs, the fbi and was looking into other issues including hunter biden's business dealings and whether he failed to register as a foreign agent. we can essentially read this as dropping that part, those issues, the department of justice has decided that they weren't worth pursuing. the nbc learning the agreement means that the u.s. attorney will recommend probation if hunter biden and the charges likely won't result in any jail time. the white house responding just moments ago saying that the president and first lady love their son and support him as he continues to rebuild his life. we'll have no further comment.

>> of course this is a legal story, also a political story. this u.s. attorney was actually appointed by former president trump in 2018 as i understand it, and then president biden kept him on because he was overseeing this investigation into hunter biden. but many republicans will not be happy to see this resulting in no jail time for the president's son. >> and we're already hearing from former president trump. there will certainly be a massive political fallout from this agreement, no doubt about that. we're hearing from mr. trump, he is already out calling this a, quote, sweetheart deal. let me read you a little more of what he had to say. he post this had on truth social. he said that the corrupt biden doj just cleared up hundreds of years of criminal liability by ghooifrngts a mere grifrngt system sf broken. sgleenchtsd comment freskt live, but he has defended his son. he said that he has done nothing wrong. undoubtedly those statements are

going to come under fresh scrutiny and be played repeatedly. republicans have argued there are two systems of justice and again, this is a trump appointed u.s. attorney who reached the deal with hunter biden, but undoubtedly this will be fresh fodder for the campaign trail. >> may resolve his legal issues but does not resolve the political ones. there are continuing investigations on capitol hill into hunter biden. >> that's right. there are ongoing investigations in to hunter biden, that is not going to go away. a that will loom quite large over the 2024 campaign. for his part, president biden out on the west coast today, he had several fundraisers there and undoubtedly get a number of questions about this. we'll see if he responds. >> all right. kristen walker, on the breaking news hunter biden pleading guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges. and millions in the south are once again picking up the pieces after being pummeled by

severe weather. and first let's get to blayne alexander in mississippi. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. you're right. this is one terrifying example of this storm's fury. look at this tractor trailer here. a gentleman in this area tells us it was clear down the street. it was picked up, thrown here during the storm. if you go several streets over, it is much the same story. homes are unrecognizable. and for so many people in the south, it was not over yet. this morning as millions across the south face record-breaking heat, heavy rain and no power, yet another round of severe weather and tornadoes are taking their toll. in mississippi, downing trees and power lines, ripping roofs

off homes and stripping the steeple from this church. >> i'm thankful to be alive. >> reporter: it is one of at least 18 reported tornadoes across the region in the last week, claiming at least six lives, including one in lewen, mississippi. >> felt like a giant was hitting the house with a sledge hammer. >> reporter: gary felt the storm's strength, an ef-3 tornado striking in the middle of the night, taking the life of 67-year-old george. >> where that black jeep at. >> reporter: right there. >> it's gone now. >> reporter: more heartbreak after 67-year-old wilbert was killed by a fallen tree. >> it hurts right now. >> reporter: down in florida, the storms also took a toll, with one confirmed tornado in the panhandle. heavy rain also caused heavy floods in southern alabama, turning streets in rivers.

this as 35 million residents swelter under blistering heat. >> it's like 94 inside. >> reporter: and that heat makes things all the more difficult for clean-up here when you consider the fact that people are in this heat trying to clean up with no power and no ac. now, the worst of the heat is expected to go through tomorrow. in fact, parts of texas are expected to see temperatures higher than 100 degrees. meanwhile, the threat for tornadoes for so many across the southeast continues today. >> all right. thank you. let's turn to al for more on the storms and what to expect today. >> good morning, everybody. we have this blocking pattern right now. all the way down to the texas/mexico border keeps the heat there. this upper level low will hang around. so we do have rounds of rain. five million people under risk of severe weather from texas to florida. isolated tornadoes. heavy rain. some places picking up with five

inches to seven inches of rain. stretching all the way down to east of atlanta. plus, that heat. 32 million people under heat advisories, heat warnings stretching from the southwest all the way to new orleans. look at these temperatures today. these are air temperatures, not feels like temperatures. could set a record in houston. wichita falls. and then we move into tomorrow. that heat stretches down. triple digits. and really no relief in sight. heavy into the weekend. upper 90s to nearly 100 degrees. corpus christi up to alpine and down to dallas. guys? we're learning more about the conversations that happened roughly this time yesterday during the high stakes meeting between secretary of state antony blinken and president xi. the two coming together in

beijing in an attempt to ease tensions. but there are some key issues in a remain unresolved between the super powers. janis mackey frayer is joining us with more. >> reporter: craig, good morning. secretary blinken had low expectations to come here. the idea to at least stabilize relations between the u.s. and china to avoid conflict. a high-stakes visit to stabilize relations between the u.s. and china. secretary of state antony blinken meeting with china's president xi after two intense days here. after that meeting, secretary blinken sat down with us and was clear this visit had to happen. >> we were in an increasingly unstable place in our relationship. i think this is the start of the process to put more stability into it. >> reporter: with friction on nearly every front including

espionage and taiwan, u.s. and china relations had been in near free-fall. add to it growing tension over a chinese spy base. >> of course, this is not something new. >> is the administration concerned about china making it more than a spy base? >> we always have concerns when they are physically taking a position that could turn into a military base of some kind. >> reporter: chinese officials have grievances, too, like u.s. export bans on technology and u.s. sanctions on several senior officials here, including xi's minister of defense. it is why china refused blinken's request to reopen military crisis lines, communication cutoff by beijing last year, despite dangerously close encounters between warships in the taiwan strait and military aircraft over the south china sea, something we saw in february onboard another u.s. navy plane intercepted by a

chinese jet. >> that's the quickest path to an inadvertent conflict. i can say they understand very clearly the importance we attach to this. i think it is profoundly in their interest, too. >> reporter: this was the trip secretary blinken called off when that spy balloon was shot down. does that mean that's water under the bridge with china? he told me, so long as it doesn't happen again, quote, that chapter should be closed. this is expected to pave the way for president xi to meet with biden in the u.s. before the end of the year. >> all right. with the secretary of state. thank you. >> let's go back to al and get the rest of the forecast today. >>s if a chilly start out west. we have frost advisories, freeze warnings. and you can see not lot of precipitation out there. some showers in the pacific northwest, a little activity around salt lake city.

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businessman and his son and a world travelers on what must have seen like a dream trip to help unearth titanic's story. the urgent search intensifying to find the private submersible with five people onboard. coast guard officials looking by air and sea for the titan, designed for underwater tourism. oceangate expeditions, which operates the exclusive trips, started its titanic voyages in 2021. >> we spent four or five hours at the wreck itself. >> reporter: oceangate uses the star link satellite to maintain an internet connection. and the underwater team relies on text messages for guidance. >> and the text messages is incredibly slow. so you are using a shorthand version of words to communicate

with the ship on the surface. >> reporter: the ocean gate ceo explaining some more of the ship's mechanics in a cbs interview last year. >> i got these from camera world. we run the whole world with this game controller. >> come on! >> it seems like this submersible as elements of mcgyvery juryrigness. you are putting construction pipes as ballasts. >> i don't know if i would use that description of it. there is certain things you want to be buttoned down. we worked with boeing and nasa and the university of washington. everything else can fail. your lights can go. you will still be safe. >> reporter: the submersible which holds five people is just over 22 feet long, 9 feet wide and 8.3 feet high. the titanic tourism industry has

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a.i. on capitol hill there is a bipartisan bill being introduced to establish a commission on artificial intelligence. >> the question is is it too little too late? let's turn to jacob ward good morning talk about this meeting today. this has washington's attention now. of course, the question is, you know, is the cat out of the bag? can regulators catch up with the technology >> well, today will be an interesting first step in trying to answer that question. we know that the president will be meeting, as you mentioned, with these industry leaders and academics at the same time that two congressmen are supposed to release this new piece of legislation that would establish a 20-member commission and have roughly two years to sort out some guard rails around a.i. what's so interesting about president biden's meeting with that group of industry leaders and academics is that this is not a group that's necessarily pro-a.i.

these are people who are making a life's work out of being critical of the technology, are going to be explaining to him how it can deepen problems for children, problems of discrimination and prejudice, the ways in which it could really get at the very heart of our ability to trust one another. it is a very different group than i think he's probably been meeting with so far, considering he's been meeting mostly with industry executives, the sorts of people who have been out in front trying to make money on this technology. >> it is a commission. and you did say two years, which seems like a lifetime when it comes to this technology in europe and england, they're making strides already what can the government actually do to put the genie back in the bottle >> it is interesting how europe is handling this is they have specifically laid out a frame work for understanding a.i. by risk so once they have categorized something as a very, very high thing and they put using a.i. to

establish some sort of credit score or using a.i. to establish your emotional state, that stuff would be off the table in europe according to people i was speaking with close to this new legislation, that could be part of the model this commission looks at i know two years sounds like a long time. it sounds like far too slow to be going after a technology that is moving so incredibly fast but you have to remember, it took us 50 years to get our arms around cigarettes or that gambling was a source of addiction. this is pretty fast in the regulatory world, considering this technology is moving week by week. it is a reflection of how fast that technology is moving. but an effort by lawmakers, these are two guys that do not have anything idealogically in common except this concern about a.i. >> a person pioneered this gene editing. that's a technology she basically declined to pursue, which some have recommended for

a.i. why don't we just pause for a moment while we get our hands on this. >> that's right. it's so interesting she will be there. she created this technology that allows you to edit genes and makes it possible to eradicate diseases at the same time, you could create a world in which people are suddenly trying to edit the skin color of their children before they are born so she, along with many people in her field, advocated for a moratorium of using this technology as widely as one could. she will say, you know what, i know this looks attractive i know a.i. is sleek and shiny we know we needed to pull back a little bit you should, too. >> thank you as always appreciate it.

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buoys, listening for signs of the sub. this was a five-person mini submersible going down to survey the titanic wreck site. onboard, we are aware of at least confirmed two individuals. one of them a british billionaire adventurer. another is a british pakistani businessman. a little time ago, the coast guard commander said the search area is about the size of connecticut. the bottom line, when that submersible went into the water early sunday morning, they had about four days worth of air onboard. listen to the admiral. >> there is a 96-hour reserve capacity on there. and, so, that gives us some time to effect a search. but when something happens on the high seas, it gets complicated quickly because of winds, oceans, drift, all that stuff.

>> reporter: weather has not been cooperating. in addition, the american and canadian coast guards do not have the capability to effect a deep sea rescue. they don't have the equipment. if they were to find where that sub is, they would have to bring in u.s. navy, canadian navy deep submersibles to reach that sub. the clock is ticking. looks like they would have two days of oxygen left at the most. >> tom costello for us on that story. thank you. an american tourist pushed into a mountain ravine in germany last week is out of the hospital this morning. they were taking pictures near a famous castle when an american man, a stranger lured them on to a trail and then tried to assault one of them. both victims were pushed down a sleep slope. and the younger woman later died from her injuries. the suspect is being held on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and attempted sexual

assault. singer bebe rexha is recovering after being hit by a cell phone thrown at her at a concert on sunday. that phone struck her near the left eye in the middle of a song you can see her there bringing up her hands to her face before falling to her knees in pain she was taken to the hospital. she posted this selfie yesterday showing her back eye and bandages over her stitches a 27-year-old new jersey man was arrested, and he has been charged with felony assault. let's move to dramatic video. travis brady and two of his friends were fishing when the weather took a turn for the worse. as they were calling it a day, they saw a houseboat capsize then a man in another boat jumped into action the man busted out the window in the boat, got the four people out. brady and his friends helped

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in the summer. bosses, tune in. there is more going on here than just being a little cold. >> it's women's winter she actually has two blankets. >> reporter: women's winter, when the outside temps are up, the office temps seem to plunge. >> there she goes. >> reporter: freezing office dwellers taking to tiktok to >> this complain. >> this little space heater right here, i've had it running more this week when it's been 85 degrees outside than i have the entire year. >> reporter: from space heaters to layer upon layer. >> where do you keep your office sweater? >> reporter: don't worry the women on "today"'s staff have plenty of them. >> first i have this fleece. on top of that, i put this around my body, this on my legs. down here, slippers and a fleece blanket. >> reporter: but ask some of the men about the office temps. >> i think it feels warm. feel

>> it feels fine to me. >> it is the office wars. it is a fight we thought on >> it feels fine to me. >> it is the thermometer wars. it is a fight we fought on air. >> yeah. i said 70. >> 75? >> that's fine, you guys i want you to be comfortable okay i want you to be comfortable so let's get it down to 64. >> reporter: according to a 2021 study, women are three times as likely to be uncomfortably cold in the office during the summer, and it's impacting our jobs. a separate 2019 study found as room temps warmed up from the 60s to the 70s, female performance verbal and math tests actually increased by 15%. usc associated professor tom chang co-authored the research. >> think about how hard it is to push out an additional productivity just adjusting the thermostat a degree or two gives them that performance boost. >> reporter: men test worse. but women were impacted a bit

more by the cold it seems like based on your findings, women and men need different temperatures is that right? >> i think the key takeaway is not one size fits all. i got notes from older women in menopause. they say, i used to be on team it's too cold. you need to listen to the people in your office and ask them, like, is it too cold or is it too hot? and pay attention to that. >> reporter: okay. so the point is, it actually affects productivity that matters so the point is he -- it doesn't matter >> meh. >> 15% ehh. >> as a boss, it matters >> being comfortable. >> also, sustainability, y'all it's nice out. >> yes and then you step in the building. >> people are putting on space heaters? >> look at al.

he's melting >> hoda and i like it in here. i say 70 >> you know what i'm going to do i'm going to pop a window. hold on just a second. oh, i can't. i can't pop a window. >> al, this is very, very important. savannah and i have gone our whole entire careers sitting next to men in suits on. >> freezing! >> our teeth have been chattering this is the first moment in our careers where we have been able to be the choosers. >> all i will say about the studio temperature is there are -- we've got like 25 people who work in the studio. >> craig is shvitzing like a madman. >> go hire more women! yeah >> it should just be about us and the temperature. >> this is about architecture.

they need to create a different way. you want to live in an igloo, live in an igloo. >> we can't. we live among people. >> can we show the control room? there they are look at that beautiful sweater. >> that's the "popstart" crew. they have to keep it cold, keep it sharp. >> oh, edith, cute. >> i know erika has long sleeves on. >> oh, staged. >> ask siri. ask siri >> siri, are you cold? >> 72, 73. >> thank you that is what we are here 70 to 72. >> i'd love a thermostat reading on the studio. >> okay, let's do it if we have a thermometer. >> we might.

>> jenna, thank you. >> by the way, this monitor is about 90 degrees. >> that's where we stand when we're cold we put our booties right next to it. >> so that's what those marks are. anybody got some wipes you can see we have a lot of wet weather along the east coast going to be gorgeous from the great lakes all the way down into texas where they are going to be shvitzing. temperatures into the triple digits 90s down through florida heavy rain in the mid-atlantic states the heat continues in texas. you want chilly? go out west. frost and freeze warnings. beautiful day around the great lakes. that's what's

mostly sunny conditions. we see 40s to start, breezy coast with winds at 10-20 miles per hour for the afternoon. by noon, upper 60s. daytime highs today for the final day of spring will be in the 70s before we see a slight warmup heading into wednesday. summer officially arrives at 7:57 a.m. wow! if you are heading out the door, make sure you catch us on today show radio, channel 108. >> it's 76 degrees in the studio. >> no, it's not. >> look at craig >> you look like a fudgsicle melting. >> i think it is 76 by your monitor. >> scientific experiment >> let's get back.

>> >> let's press pause. >> maybe because "popstart" is so hot. >> that's right, baby. tom cruise hit the red carpet in rome last night. the film opening to stellar rome last night. the film opening to stellar reviews from the critics one writer calling out the impressive stunts on twitter writing, the action had my heart rate elevated. that train scene is mind blowing. and tom cruise has done it again. i feel like i'm in an ad for a movie. this movie demands to be seen. cannot recommend this movie enough here's how mr. cruise described the flick. >> it is bigger than all the films. it has vivid characterizations it has glorious, luxurious locations. yeah, and practical action and the stuff that we have accomplished with that, the whole crew has never been seen before on screen we even built our own train to destroy it.

>> amazing amazing what he's doing for movies now this he saved the whole movie going experience and gambled on it through covid. remember, we see him as maverick you can check out that movie next month mission impossible hits theaters that's the only place to see it july 12th. jennifer garner swings by the smartless podcast. and during their chat, she revealed a surprising gig she scored one summer to pay for hour housing while she was performing in a fort lauderdale theater troupe so let's take a look. >> so i was working as a non-equity performer, so they didn't have to put me up in exchange for being someone's roommate, i was in charge of the laundry for the entire cast. there were 35 men. i got really good at ironing. >> no way? >> yeah. i did all of the washing and drying, all the dry cleaning. >> i can't touch anyone's dirty

clothes. >> so hot in here. i'm sorry. i could barely concentrate. >> here we go. keep moving. >> let's keep going here sylvester stallone recently sold his l.a. home to adele you will never guess what piece of decor that adele insisted stay with the property it's stallone's rocky statue playing life guard watching the pool there he actually wanted to take the statue when he moved, but it was adele that said, i'm not buying that house unless that statue stays. no hard feelings he said i like what she's doing. she's making it gorgeous. >> seems like a weird place for a statue. >> yeah. overlook it. "heart of stone" on netflix starring wonder woman's gal gadot. am i saying that right

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visit right here in studio 1a. finally, today's ice cream truck bracket. the results are in round two for which cold treat is the tops. the drumstick took down fudgsicle. good times so long. italian ice is out thanks to the chocolate eclair bar. >> good humor. >> when that truck comes here, i'm out. say good-bye to soft serve ice cream. ice cream sandwich moving on in that bracket. >> can't go wrong. >> our online voters are sending spongebob and his square pants packing. the push pop with 80% of the votes. your frozen final four, ladies and gentlemen. go to today.com/views to cast your votes for the top two

treats. >> drumstick versus ice cream sandwich. >> i'm going eclair versus ice cream sandwich. >> that's great. >> it's got crunchies on the outside. ice cream inside and the chocolate thing in the middle. >> really yummy. we will get the research department on this and we'll try this. >> today.com to cast your vote. >> the ice cream dipped in the chocolate, that is so good >> although, i like the sprinkles. >> okay. when we come back, if we come back, cooking with one of our absolute favorites. >> kevin >> kevin curry is here on the menu this morning, a cheeseburger salad a cheeseburger salad after your local news and some weather.

8:26 right now. i'm marcus washington. breaking news for you. tracking major backups on

interstate 80 following a big rig crash that sent one driver to the hospital. sounds like that problem is going to be out there for a while. >> we have that activity right underneath that over crossing there that shows you the three lanes blocked. one lane gets by westbound 80 in through richmond. you see the crashed vehicles on the shoulder and clearly a distraction as we saw that calmer scene just from a live going on right now. that backup has gotten down to one lane, the traffic squeaking by westbound 80. we've had no updates since early this morning. this crash happened at 1:30 a.m. haven't had an update since before 6:00. now we still have that backup. in that backup, we've had two subsequent crashes. no major injuries.

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a beautiful, spring day. one might say temperatures are perfect. nice and cool outside. guys, we can all agree this is perfect weather. absolutely beautiful and a perfect crowd out here we have a busy day ahead, including joe fryer. with college athletes talking about their decisions to come out. the hopeful message they're sharing in honor of pride month. and jill has steals and steals, literally bargains to add pops of color to your head-to-toe look. >> kevin curry, we saw him earlier in our studio that's so comfortable. turning that cheeseburger into a salad and then popping in a >> coming up on the third hour, guys, we will get your skin

ready for summer so from sunscreen 101 to lip protection, we brought in a dermatologist to share her tips. >> all right let's look at the week ahead and show you what we got to start off. heavy rain today in the southeast and on into the ohio river valley chilly out west. we will be looking at heavy rain from the mid-atlantic all the way down to the south. more heat in texas a nice western third of the country. as we head toward friday, look at some showers here in the east mid- we do have some 50s right now on the map for san jose, 57 degrees, winds calm in a lot of spots, but we can expect to see the winds kick up again in the afternoon for the coastline. 70s for our daytime highs today in the interior and on the coast. a little bit of cloud cover to start before it fully clears out. winds from the north at 13 miles

and that is your latest weather. >> all right, al look who's here. >> hey >> rory hernandez. do you guys remember her from the olympics amazing. we are happy to announce especially on world refugee week that unicef is naming you their newest ambassador. so many things you could have worked with, unicef was your pick. >> being able to have this opportunity to be a unicef ambassador and talk about everything they do for children around the world is so important, and i'm so honored. >> i heard you were in panama. >> yeah. we saw a lot of children on the move who were migrating from one place to another you know, unicef had a temporary

migration station where families could come in, get clean water, there was support so unicef is doing everything they can. >> i understand you finished your first year at nyu. >> i do. >> drama >> i am. i'm a drama major. >> does this mean that laurie hernandez is going to become an actor? >> i'd love to why not? >> what about women's gymnastics in paris >> i think it will be an exciting games we have a lot of underdogs that will come in as well as the classic athletes we know and love. >> are you going to paris? >> oh! we shall see. >> is that tbd >> tbd. >> laurie, thank you so much. >> cheers! thank you. >> smart decision by unicef. thank you so much. coming up next, pride is universal. our series starts with opening doors for the next generation. but, first, this is "today" on

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trails in a word, how does it feel to be an out college athlete? >> i would say bold. >> freeg >> leap. >> reporter: carson is a goalie. sonoma plays basketball for tcu. byron is a defense back at hampton university they're all out now. but not too long ago, the ice rink, the basketball court and the football field were overshadowed by the closet. >> it was very, very scary for me to come out. >> with my friends away from hockey, i could be myself and be comfo comfortable. with the boys in the locker room, i had to change who i was to fit in a little bit. >> i had to suppress my truth. >> reporter: when you are suppressing your truth, what is the impact of that >> self-hatred, really. >> reporter: last year byron came out, becoming the first openly gay football player when you did come out, what

changed? >> a lot changed my teammates, they didn't change, though they still treated me with the utmost respect my coaches approached me with the utmost courtesy. >> reporter: do you remember your first game after you game out to your team >> yeah. i balled oh, yeah. >> reporter: talk about the response from your teammates >> we knew you know a lot of people came out and said that they knew. yeah, okay, we knew. >> reporter: carson came out in an essay after some nhl players decided not to wear rainbow jerseys during pride month. >> growing up in the game, i was hoping coming out that maybe a young player who is out to themselves at least that they're not alone in the game. >> reporter: on social media, sodona has three million tiktok followers.

in one of the videos, a father said she inspired his teenage daughter to come out. >> it's been a very meaningful last few weeks for us. >> and he's just like crying seeing that from a dad was like, we were all bawling. >> reporter: the wnba has several openly gay players, but men's sports are different the nfl had carl nassib. the nhl and mlb have never seen an active out player though, times could be changing. in high school and college, 95% said their teammates' responses to them coming out for neutral to perfect >> and it was very difficult to find an athlete that was not supported by their teammates when they came out >> reporter: what is it going to take, do you think, to see more pro athletes coming out? >> more athletes coming out. sports motto is courage is contagious. >> reporter: sodona dreams of going pro.

if either of you made it to the pros, you would be known as the gay hockey player, the gay football player. >> that's the problem, right we're not just our sexuality. >> it doesn't define who we are. it's our identity, but it is not us. >> reporter: like any athlete, they're defined by so much more. we still have a long ways to go in the face of rising anti-lgbtq rhetoric and legislation the three athletes we spoke to said their stories hope they gain acceptance. their advice to other athletes considering whether to come out, take your time don't rush it. look for mentors you trust who can offer advice make sure you're surrounded by a safe and loving community. and above all, listen to your heart. >> did you see that football player played his best game after. >> the best game the weight he had felt his

entire career of playing he knew since he was 4 or 5 years old that he was gay. it just changed everything for him. >> wow you throw off all that guilt. >> and thanks to his coaches who he said handled it right that helps, too. >> well done, joe. important story. >> coming up next, we have steals and deals jill is here to brighten up your home and your wardrobe this summer summer but, fst, this is "today" onir

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blue tooth mini speaker, the handbag, the totes, women's everywhere thong or double buckle sandal. >> cute! scan our qr code and head to today.com/steals savannah >> chef kevin curry is here. we'll making a cheeseburger salad. a way to love salads and then you wrap it >> yeah. it will be so amazing.

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cheeseburger is one of my favorite things. i like to eat salad. >> first off is the sauce. we will take pickles and dice them up finely if you can't do this, buy relish you can buy sweet or dill. we will add in some pickles here it is a little bit finer okay. >> nice knife skills there. >> there you go. add that into the sauce. now, with the sauce, we will use olive oil mayo >> i never heard of that >> at the grocery store. >> in the mayonnaise section. >> and then some greek yogurt. this will boost the protein. >> i didn't know i thought mayonnaise was mayonnaise did you know, hoda >> this is avocado based. >> some smoked paprika for the smokeyness onion and vinegar here and then

some olive oil i will have you whisk this this is just some water. add some water until you reach your desired consistency this is good for burgers it is also good for salads it's a today special sauce i cook it up for y'all there you go. >> it is chunky because i have the pickles there. doing great. that's perfect, y'all. >> hey i know she's cooking today. all right. now, we have got the protein the protein is super important so this is some lean beef. but you can also use turkey, chicken, whatever. you will season it up with some garlic just put it in there now really important, whenever you are cooking up your meat, you may have some water. >> you know what i was thinking? like sprinkle and it would be more evenly spread out. >> that's with the peppers we got it. we got it. yeah

this is all good most important thing is if you have a whole bunch of liquid here, you don't want boiled meat drain it and add some more this is live television. make sure they know. >> exactly because they will yell at you. we did we did >> sea salt, pepper. there you go boom, boom, boom now, for the salad, we will chop up some romain here. i like mine pretty finely because i want every single bite to have something in it. now, we have cherry tomatoes you can have them. yeah add it to our salad here now, in goes the beef or your protein. what is a cheeseburger without what >> cheddar cheese. >> there you go. some onion action. and i will add in our secret sauce. tell me when to say stop >> i say keep ongoing. >> there's more. >> you guys love the sauce >> the sauce is on a slew of

things. >> you can use it on anything. it keeps in the fridge, but it will not last long because you are going to eat it. now, you can have this as a tossed salad, but i love mine in a wrap, y'all, because this is all about grab and go for the summertime i will put more sauce here on the wrap this looks great. >> thank you >> this looks like restaurant quality. >> okay. >> use these thongs. put that on there. add that to the wrap now, you can't have a cheeseburger without the sesame seed bun. >> this might be good even for kid camp lunches. >> we will add sesame seeds and pickles as well if you want more all right. go ahead and wrap up a wrap. >> will you show me? >> you got to do this right here all right? now once you do this, put it to

one side fold it, pull it over. >> i never knew that. >> yes, yeah and then there you go. it is wrapped around. >> wow >> and, you know, you should also think about toasting them, too. you know, so once this is empty, put that back into the skillet, yeah, get it nice and crispy like restaurant-style. and then toast on the sides of it people will be like, yo. >> i like that tasters, do you approve? >> especially the sauce. >> the sauce, okay, good goes on everything special sauce. you can buy all of the ingredients for this recipe. if you scan the qr code, go to today.com/todaytable we have the third and fourth hour of "today," including chris paul from the nbc live

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