good morning. thanks so much for starting your weekend off with us. happening now, princess kate joining a celebration for the king g it is her first public appearance since announcing she had been diagnosed with cancer. this is june 15th and this

is "today." ♪ ♪ royal return. the princess of wales appearing alongside king charles, prince william and the rest of the royal family this morning for the annual trooping the color. the british people celebrating seeing kate a day after she shared new details about her health and the challenges she is facing. we are live in london. heating up. tens of millions preparing for punishing hot temperatures this father's day weekend, from the midwest to the northeast. as florida residents clean up after days of heavy rain left many neighborhoods there under water. angie will have the forecast. trouble in the sky. with a record number of passengers set to fly next week, two midair scares renewing scrutiny on air travel. one southwest jet coming just hundreds of feet from crashing into the pacific, another rocking uncontrollably from side to side before making a safe landing. what is being done to keep you safe? olympic dreams. the u.s. olympic swimming trials

getting underway today. katie ledecky hoping to continue her golden reign. caeleb dressel jumping into the pool as a new dad. wait until you see where it is all taking place. a massive pool inside a stadium. we are there live. the dallas mavericks fend off the celtics avoiding a sweep in the nba finals. >> on doncic. doncic turns, shoots and scores. >> delivering a blow-out win in game four, extending the series and sending it back to boston. today, saturday june 15th, 2024. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and laura jarrett. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. it is nice to be back together, having missed last week's show

for the french open. that pool looking good on a hot weekend like this, huh? olympic size year. megan fitzgerald has a front-row seat for all of it this morning. megan, this is quite a spectacle today. >> reporter: absolutely, guys. good morning from a windy

for the opportunity to see the princess. you see it there. this moment happening just about an hour ago. the princess of wales inside that carriage alongside her three children. she was decked in a beautiful white dress with blue trimming. guys, she looked absolutely stunning. this, of course, coming just hours after the palace released this photo of the princess, and then she wrote this letter to the world letting them know an update about her health. in fact, i want to read some of it for you. she said, i am making good progress, but as anyone going through chemotherapy will know, there are good days and there are bad days. in her message the princess says she knows she is not out of the woods yet, adding, "i am learning how to be patient, especially with uncertainty, taking each day as it comes,

listening to my body and allowing myself to take this much-needed time to heal." now, this morning kate's carriage was following that of the king. he was seated alongside his wife, queen camilla, making their way to horse guards parade. the king noticeably not inspecting his troops on horseback. it was a recommendation from his medical team because, of course, he too is undergoing cancer treatments as well. but then, guys, in -- gosh, let me see. about 30 minutes or so, the culmination of the day, the see princess kate out. she says she is looking forward to attending other events throughout the summer, but the palace has made it very clear in though way is this her returning back to public-facing duties.

she is taking it day-to-day doing what she can with a focus on trying to heal. guys. >> such courage to be so public about her diagnosis, and t into her relationship with the king and why it was so important for to be there for him. >> reporter: well, to b honest, i think most of us are surprised that she is here today because we rea meaningful certainly

for the british people to be able to see kate but certainly, as you note, for the king himself. this as we understand was really a priority that he made that he wanted to be a part of this, correct?

>> this is the official celebration of his birthday, which is later in november. but to see the family united is a really important message, and we know as the king and the princess of wales have gone through this cancer journey together, they've very much been supporting each other behind the scenes. this is the ultimate show of support. >> thank you so much for joining us this morning. back here at home, residents in south florida are cleaning up damage this morning after days

of overwhelming rain and dangerous flash flooding. thankfully they should be getting a bit of a break today. we'll get angie's forecast in a few moments. we want to begin with nbc's sam brock in hard-hit miami this morning. sam, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. it's not just the amount of rainfall that came down, but the rate at which it was falling in bursts, peter, that ended up overwhelming neighborhoods like this one. today the water is largely receded. we're five days into this and there's still this much water on streets. agencies have been deployed to help people, but right now there's property owners trying to make their homes habitable again after a rough week. this morning, florida just now taking a breath, after four rounds of rain. with a week's worth of rainwater still cascading through neighborhoods, including this portion of miami-dade that's seen close to two feet of water,

fire crews hoisting people from their homes. in north miami there's still three to four feet of water on the ground, and if you don't have a tow truck or suv, some residents have been stuck for days. >> it's unsanitary to see people walking through the water. >> reporter: a reminder of the times, serious trouble in the air, with around 7,000 delays across the country friday. the weather proving incredibly disruptive. from boston, blasted by thunderstorms, to minnesota still recovering from earlier this week. back in florida, residents are still trying to dry out. >> what are you doing with that? >> i'm sucking the water out because it's about two inches. >> reporter: this man using a vacuum in his house. >> i haven't seen miami like this. i see it more like during like hurricane time, but not like non-hurricane related, no.

>> reporter: governor desantis downplaying the severity one month after signing a bill to reduce the footprint of climate change. >> the most recent briefing i found, it's more of a typical south florida afternoon-type shower. >> do you think for folks in the middle of this it's upsetting to hear the governor describe it as a normal thunderstorm? >> of course they're going to get mad. it's not normal. you can't get mad at mother nature, but it's been happening over and over. >> reporter: and after major weather events, it's normal to see fema assistance deployed. the threshold is 1,000 homes that are badly damaged or destroyed. according to the state's department of emergency management, the number is in the low hundreds, but they're not aware of any homes that are actually destroyed. so no federal assistance, at least in that respect, coming to folks who are obviously soaked and trying to figure out the next step. back to you. >> it doesn't make the situation any better for the folks there.

sam brock on the ground in miami, thank you. let's bring in angie. the rain mostly moving out, but now we're about to get the heat. >> the heat is going to be the big story and it has been the story for the southwest. you can see some alerts for 10 million people. but it's going to build and include a whole lot more people as the weekend goes on. here is a look at your temperatures today into this afternoon, triple digits for las vegas and el paso. kansas city, 92 degrees, even the southeast getting in on this. we've got high 90s expected in places like atlanta and tallahassee. we get the great lakes in on this action and parts of the ohio valley will start to see temperatures rising as we get into tomorrow. sunday afternoon, 92 degrees in chicago, 98 for nashville. we're still warm in the middle of the country, and of course the triple digits out west. by the time we get into early next week we turn up the heat for parts of the northeast. we'll see 90s for new york, high 90s expected across parts of the ohio valley. >> thank you for that. president biden is landing in los angeles this morning just a day after wrapping up a critical summit with world

leaders in italy. he is attending a star-studded fundraiser as former president trump heads to michigan to speak to conservatives there. nbc's aaron gilchrist is in los angeles this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. president biden traveling to l.a., coming for the celebrity-packed event hosted by george clooney and julia roberts. we understand there will be a q&a with biden and former president barack obama, and according to "people" magazine, tickets cost between $250,000 and $125,000. the former president, donald trump, also on the campaign trail this weekend. he spoke at a party celebrating his 78th birthday last night in florida. tonight he is set to speak at a conservative political conference in detroit that's after he participates in a community roundtable as his campaign tries to build some support in black communities around the country, peter. >> aaron gilchrist on the ground ahead of the president's arrival in l.a., thank you. at the g7 earlier this week

president biden signing a ten-year security agreement with ukraine's president zelenskyy, and this weekend dozens of world leaders are coming together in switzerland for a summit on peace in ukraine to try to figure out a way to end the war there. nbc's chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, is in ukraine this morning. what's the latest? >> reporter: so that summit is under way, and i think you described it perfectly, some people are calling this a peace summit, but russia is not there, the issue of the cease-fire isn't really on the agenda. there will be no agreement at the end of this. this is a summit on peace in which the u.s. is represented, the white house is there, the vice president, national security, and of course president zelenskyy, to come up with what a peace deal could look like in the future, what would be acceptable, what are the principles. it comes on the heel of that ten-year agreement, that commitment from president biden to support ukraine for a decade,

to continue funding the military, cooperating with intelligence. that deal, of course, could be torn up by a future president. and it is in this context, while ukraine and its biggest ally are meeting to discuss what a peace deal might look like, that vladimir putin chimed in and said, by the way, his terms for a peace deal, his terms to ending the war would be taking control permanently of all of the territory that russia currently holds and quite a bit of ukraine that russia does not currently occupy, a position that ukraine and the united states have both said is not acceptable. >> richard engel in ukraine this morning, thank you. we want to get a quick check of the rest of the country's forecast. we're watching the tropics, that means its hurricane season. >> we're barely into hurricane season, but we're watching the southwest gulf of mexico with a disturbance that has a 50% chance of developing. we're likely going to see that happen maybe by wednesday, a

tropical depression potentially forming and leaving us with heavy rain across parts of the gulf coast. not the case this weekend. you're going to see nice conditions, it will be warm but plenty of sunshine for folks out and about on saturday. the desert heat sticks with us. severe storms across parts of the midwest, we're going to see hail, strong winds and isolated tornadoes in that region. nothing too impressive, but a beach day expected east. you're going to see nice conditions lasting for father's day, celebrating all the dads across the country. don't cringe too much. building heat into parts of the south as well, we've got 96 degrees expected in lawn, texas, and we will see full sunshine out west for folks

and that is a look at your very toasty father's day forecast, guys. >> i happen to like wisdom, montana the most. >> how about papaloa, hawaii? >> we could go on. >> you two. still to come, new concerns over air safety as experts predict a record-breaking travel season. what it means for your summer vacation plans. plus, with less than six weeks to go until the paris olympic games kick off, team usa is starting to take shape. we will preview america's swim team trials. we are back with that after this.

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on this saturday, june 15th, i'm kira klapper. we have new developments emerging following a high end heist this week at a south bay jewelry store. we have learned that the mob that ransacked p and g jewelers in

sunnyvale got away with more than $1 million worth of merchandise. the entire crime took just about two minutes. you can see 20 people rushed into the store on wednesday, smashed up cases and took everything they could for. five people have been arrested and charged so far. this is a look at them. sunnyvale police are now asking for any tips to help them catch the others. we talk with an expert about what can be done to stop this crime wave. i would encourage retailers to put imitation jewelry, watches, diamonds in these display cases, purses and when people want to see them, they pull them out individually. this is literally a where a critical mass for retail in california. the investigators also want to know if this robbery is tied to the robbery of another sunnyvale jewelry store just last month. we're going to turn now to the forecast and check in with cinthia pimentel on this final official weekend of spring. oh, yeah, you're absolutely right

about that. we start summer next thursday. how exciting. best time of the year, right? let's take a look outside. see those clearing skies? we usually talk about june gloom. but that change in the wind pattern that we've been talking about all week has pushed the cloud cover out of here. stunning skies through dublin, san francisco, the north bay and san rafael and san jose. we're all starting off in the 50s, but look at those wind speeds already in san francisco, around 26 miles an hour. it's going to be a sunny day, but there near the coast, it's going to get really windy at times. and that's not the only places that we're watching. of course, our valleys and our mountain passes with that elevated fire danger and the low humidity levels, i'll walk you through what we can expect this father's day weekend coming up at seven kira. all right, cynthia, thanks. we'll see you at seven. also coming up at seven this morning on today in the bay, a new park in san francisco bringing hope and healing after a tragedy. we have the exclusive story and tell you about a big event expected to happen today. we'll have that plus all your top stories and cynthia's full forecast coming up at seven. we hope you join us

right now. back to the today show. we are back here on a saturday morning, june 15th, 2024, and you are getting another live look at the trooping the color ceremony in

london. you can see the king there. the rain has been coming down outside of buckingham palace. >> today more special not just with the king there, but it's the first time we're seeing the princess of wales since she announced her cancer announcement earlier this year. >> it's nice to see george and charlotte and louie, now all grown up. charlotte is 10 years old -- or george is 10 years old these days. let's begin this half hour with a check of the headlines. conspiracy theorist alex jones will have to sell his personal assets to pay the $1.5 billion he owes for falsely claiming the sandy hook elementary school shooting was a hoax. a judge ordered the liquidation of jones' assets, including his multimillion dollar texas ranch. the victims' families can move to collect that debt in state courts where they won defamation suits against him. jones vowing to appeal the cases. the decision came the same week as the classmates of the 20

young victims graduated from high school. some really scary moments at an oregon amusement park on friday. 28 people were left dangling upside down, high at the top of that ride for most of a half an hour. portland firefighters worked with park employees to finally manually lower the ride. the good news is that no one was injured. the ride will remain closed while state investigators investigate exactly what happened. and in the nba finals, the dallas mavericks on the verge of elimination against the boston celtics in game four made it clear they are not yet ready to go home. >> looking to push. alley-oop. perfect connection! >> that was superstar luka doncic, with 29 points of his own, led to mavs to the ploout win, 122-84. the third largest margin of victory ever in the nba finals. the celtics still lead the

series 3-1. game five, monday night in boston. with a busy summer travel season now kicking into high gear, we're learning about two terrifying midair incidents recently, one with the plane coming close to slamming into the ocean, and another going into an uncontrolled roll mid-flight. nbc's senior correspondent, tom costello, has more. >> reporter: it was a very close call off kauai in april. the faa confirming it's investigating a southwest flight that came within 400 feet of slamming into the ocean, while attempting to land in bad weather. a southwest memo to pilots says, a less experienced first officer inadvertently pushed the control column father, then cut the speed, causing cockpit alarms to go off before the captain ordered an aggressive climb. no injuries. southwest tells nbc news nothing is more important than safety, the event was addressed appropriately, as we always strive for continuous improvement. meanwhile, the ntsb is

investigating another incident that happened in may on a southwest flight from phoenix to oakland. at 34,000 feet, the 737 max 8 suddenly went into what pilot's call a dutch roll, rocking from side to side. pilots regained control and landed safely. a post-flight inspection revealed damage to the standby power control unit that provides power to the rutter. the faa says it has no reports of similar problems involving 737 maxes. >> i don't think we have a fleet problem. there's something unique to this airplane and that's what the investigators are going to concentrate on. >> reporter: another concern, the faa looking at whether potentially counterfeit titanium from china made its way into the supply chains with forged documents. boeing flagged the concern to the faa. both boeing and airbus say there's no sign that any aircraft was made with suspect

titanium. >> does the faa have enough inspectors to truly keep an eye on boeing. >> we feel like we have enough but we continue to hire. >> reporter: this comes as the tsa predicts they could scan a record number of passengers, 3 million, in a single day. >> thank you for that. let's get another check of the forecast, and specifically we want to focus on south florida because we have been watching all week, these guys were just getting slammed with rain, angie. >> it was incredible amounts of rain. over 20 inches, and the good news is we're going to start to see things receding, and we have just only a little bit more rain in the forecast here for the long haul. we still do have flood watches in effect, we'll see it for parts of miami-dade throughout the day. the rain will be focused mostly into central florida. improvements with the forecast for south florida. unfortunately, if you're going to be out and about in parts of the plains or midwest, we have a chance for strong storms as the system moves through.

rapid city, omaha included. we could potentially see damaging hail. the tornado threat is low. this is through the afternoon hours today, you can see some of those thunderstorms ahead of these systems, minneapolis will get into this as well, it will mainly be focused into the afternoon hours, w and that's a look at your forecast, guys. >> angie, thank you so much. cue the olympic music. we are not too far from finding out which swimmers will be

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eiffel tower ahead of the 2024 paris games. >> katie ledecky will win her third straight olympic gold. >> reporter: and as soon as tonight, superstar katie ledecky could punch her ticket to the city of light. the seven-time gold medalist recently sitting down with nbc's stephanie gosk. >> i think the message i would like to send to young girls in sport is to dream big. >> yes, sir! >> reporter: caeleb dressel, another seven-time gold medalist, is eyeing the upcoming olympics, this time as a dad. >> definitely been some changes, diaper changes and actual life changes. but it has all been very fulfilling. >> reporter: beyond the headliners, there are some rising stars to watch, too like the university of virginia's gretchen walsh who just broke multiple records in one of the best-ever ncaa seasons. >> trying to throw himself into the conversation. >> reporter: and on the men's side there's thomas heilman. last year he broke a 15 to

16-year-old american boy ace record in the 200-meter fly. the previous record holder, michael phelps. >> if that doesn't get world attention, by the way, that record was a world record when michael broke it. he will be pretty good. >> reporter: roughly 1,000 american swimmers fighting for a maximum of just 52 roster shots. >> no other shot but this shot to make the team. >> reporter: this year's trials are unlike any before. lucas oil stadium transforming from nfl venue to aquatic center. what is it like to be in a building like this? >> it is something i have never seen in my entire life. and then you throw in this monstrosity and it is going to put the pressure on them in a big way. >> jesse, i have been pool side at some of the past games. really unless you are there you can't get a sense of how fast these guys are moving. i have been making the argument they need to put a regular guy in lane nine with a snorkel so you could compare. >> we were proposing the option because apparently you gave it a good go to show viewers what

they might have missed. what was it like? this was your olympic trial. >> by the way, peter, no snorkel needed. this is the 50-meter length and this is where i was swimming. i can tell you, i couldn't even get to the end of this lane without feeling exhausted. also, unfortunately, i got the results. i did not make the olympic qualifying time, guys. i will have to try again in four years. >> good form though. >> excellent form. the dive, just beautiful. >> would be a canon ball there. >> we will send you a baby pool for the backyard. appreciate the action. the trials get under way later today. tune in at 8:00 tonight eastern here on nbc and, of course, streaming on peacock. what do you have coming up in "popstart." >> it is all about the bling as the chiefs

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meeting the players and getting the know the audience at home. >> you both make it look so easy. >> you will never find a better job or better co-host. >> thanks, pat. >> he has been hosting since 1981. you will see him in reruns over the summer. up next, patrick mahomes, months after winning the super bowl the star quarterback and the kansas city chiefs got their glitzy rings. britney mahomes shared videos of the ceremony which too place at an art museum. the rings were actually locked in boxes and then a code, 777 flashed across the screen. this is some fancy finger jewelry. 529 diamonds and 38 rubies totaling 14.8 care ats. one inscription references the tom and jerry play, the team's game-winning touchdown pass. here is something interesting. one eagle-eyed fan noticed a mistake on some of the engraving inside the ring. here is a graphic showing the four teams the chiefs beat in the playoffs with the wrong seed

for the miami dolphins who were listed as seventh but they were actually the sixth seed. we haven't seen the rings ourselves so we can't independently confirm that, but the picture is pretty good evidence. it does not seem like an easy fix. >> someone has got to get in trouble. >> maybe the value went up though. all right. finally matt damon and an after fleck, not ben but casey affleck, the younger brother. the two are partnering for a new heist film called "the instigators." >> your first job. >> i know what i'm doing. >> a little late, in your 60s. >> good question. if i'm giving instructions and they're not doing them? >> just say, i have a gun. >> what are you doing? >> taking notes. >> taking notes on a criminal conspiracy. >> you might have noticed rapper jack harlow in that clip. it is a star-studded cast. "the instigators" appears on the 9th.

that is your "popstart." >> very nice, joe. all good. still to come, you have been a little busy. we will get a behind-the-scenes look at a broadway play, "stereo off-and-oning" mingak

snoifrd ♪ ♪ back this morning with a look at one of the hottest plays on broadway. it is called "stereophonic." >> here is what is interesting. that includes a nom for best original score, a category that usually only features musicals. i recently spoke with the show's songwriter and two of the nominated stars. the scene, a recording studio in northern california in 1976. ♪ ♪ >> we never actually learn the name of the fictional british

band portrayed in "stereophonic." but we are certainly witnesses to the drama that's tearing these rockers apart. >> you take these things out of me like you are -- >> i never rebel. i was always a good girl. >> that's exactly it. i think you rebel against me. you are looking for something to push against and i'm closest to you. >> it is about a band making a record but it is also about a -- it is a very classical epic like "the iliad" with people you might think as demi gods, '70s rock gods. >> and the odyssey, like it takes a long time to get what they want to get done. it is like years at sea trying to get home. >> you may recognize juliana canfield from the hit tv show "succession." in "stereophonic" she plays holly, one of five members of the band while eli gelb is grover, the sound engineer who is mixing the magic. >> i never engineered for the eagles. >> you lied? >> a white lie.

>> that's not a white lie. that's significant. >> inside this recording studio the band is making their second album while outside their first record is climbing the charts, launching them towards superstar dom and they can feel that pressure. so could will butler. he was tasked with writing the play's music and lyrics. >> reporter: how much pressure did you feel knowing it couldn't just be any music? this had to be the music for a band that's about to become superstars. >> it was really funny. it is really, really dumb. it is a really bad idea because it has to be really good. and then they play like in the script, and then they play something transcendent. you're like, cool, i will just write something transcendent. >> i have never seen a play with music that functions in this particular way before. i hope to see more. i think it is really exciting. >> reporter: so it is a story about a band, three guys, two women, going through hell to

make a game-changing album in 1976. >> is it about fleetwood mac? >> you know, i think we're our own band. >> some of the specifics are drawn from fleetwood mac, some are drawn from -- >> the eagles. >> the takeaway from the show is not i learned a lot about something speck. when i watch the play i learn a lot about myself and the art that i've tried to make in my life, and it makes me feel horrible. and it makes me happy to be seen and it makes me feel sad and it makes me feel alive. ♪ gonna see you when i get there ♪ >> "stereophonic" was extended through january of 2025. it is playing now at the golden theater in manhattan. the official broadcast cast recording is out as well. it will do very well. >> they were very coy with you. >> everyone is a little coy about the question. imprint who you want to on it. it is about '70s rock god. >> why is it a secret? >> it is not totally about

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looking into nearly a dozen incidents connected to people leaving banks. they say robberies have taken place in the last few months. one of those incidents involves 80 year-old jim nowak just last month, he was on a routine trip with his wife to chase bank on somerville road. when they pulled into their driveway, a group of people had followed them home from the bank parked across the street, could not see them, and as his wife got out of the car, those people approached their car, took her purse and then turned their attention to jim and like, just lay back to get out of the car. they got hit me for something and i ended up in the street. so far, police have made only two arrests. in these cases. we've reached out to antioch pd for an update. we are waiting to hear back. police are warning people to stay vigilant, take precautions when going to and from the bank. all right. we're going to turn now to the forecast with cinthia pimentel. hey, cynthia. good morning kara. good morning everyone. happy saturday. as you

mentioned a little bit ago, the last one in spring will transition on into summer into next week. let's take a look outside. gorgeous view from our sutro tower cam of the golden gate bridge. the headlands there in the distance 52. nice and clear on this saturday morning. a bit cooler up into the north bay, but still that june gloom is out of the way and out towards dublin. the tri-valley busy. where are people going on this saturday? i mean, it is father's day weekend. they're out and about now. as far as in san jose, the stage is set for the first daytime rave there later on this afternoon. good luck to the event organizers and we're going to be watching a couple things in my full forecast at seven. overall, sunny and breezy, but those wind speeds, we got to talk about them as the fire season deepens. kiara, back to you. all right cynthia, thanks. coming up, this morning on today in the bay, not your rims or your catalytic converter. a surprising car part these are going after in one east bay city. we'll have that. plus all your top stories coming up at seven. in the meantime, enjoy wild child with sheinelle jones at six and harlem globetrotters play it forward at

630. we hope to see you at seven. . narrator: when you see this symbol, you know you're watching television that is educational and informational. the more you know on nbc. sheinelle: today, we're putting on our hiking boots for a trip to the mountains to see the animals that love high altitudes. like this carnivore kitten taking its first steps out of