after beating colon cancer, baltimore's trey mancini opens up about his triumphant return to baseballess. we'll catch up with katherine schwarzenegger pratt about the inspiring story she shares in her latest book, and what life is like as a busy, new mom. today, tuesday, march 30th, 2021. ♪ i'm gonna stand by you ♪ >> march 30th is national doctors day. today, i'd like to recognize all of my colleagues who have worked so hard on the front lines. to save lives and support their community. >> thank you, mommy. >> we love you. >> happy doctors' day. >> shoutout to all my colleagues who stepped up to care for women in the fight against covid. ♪ stand by you ♪ >> from florida, our names are. >> jack. >> and bruni. our dad is a doctor in lakeland, florida. the best dad ever. >> we love you, dad. >> how sweet are the kids? tampa looks beautiful. welcome back. it is a tuesday morning. happy you're joining us. >> happy you're with us at 8:00 on the east coast, but you've missed a lot. this show starts at 7:00 eastern. you can always set the dvr to, you know, catch up on what you've missed. you

mancini followed up the curtain call with a single hit to center field.he game, mancini called it one of his favorite moments of his baseball career, saying, "i almost teared up. it meant the world to me." the orioles open their grapefruit league schedule with a 6-4 loss to the pirates. the final line a little more in keeping with what it's like to be an orioles fan. fingers crossed we get better from here. >>> time now for the weather. let's go to meteorologist bill karins for a check on the forecast. hey, bill. >> hey, good morning, kasie. it was a classic move by the um pyre, too. you clean the plate for an extra 30 seconds to keep the ovation coming. so great moment. march is coming in like a lion. it will be an interesting weather day in the northeast and ohio valley. we had this horrendous rain event over the weekend. we still have about 15 million people under flood watches and flood warnings. a lot of areas of kentucky and west virginia have a lot of high rivers right now. and everywhere you see the maroon is river flood warnings, see the areas ne

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a standing ovation from the small crowd on the ground for trey mancini.bat marking almost a year to the day since he last played in a game. he missed the entire 2020 season while he had surgery and did a little chemo. he is now cancer free. >> carolyn, nice to see you. happy march. first day of march. >>> a florida resident picking up his chinese food got a fortune cookie that changed his life. he used the lucky numbers from that fortune cookie to purchase a lottery ticket. turns out that was a good investment because he ended up winning $500,000. he says it's a dream come true. he will use the money to buy a home. >> i've got to start paying more attention to those fortune cookies. forget anniversaries, birthdays. go with that. >> inspiration and it worked for him. >> thanks for joining us, i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. when a hailstorm hit, he needed his insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa ♪ usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. if you have moderate to severe p

officers edgar andrickson-franco and mancini gaskill of the hyattsville police department responded tostation. when they arrived, he appeared incoherent and then this happened. officer edgar andrickson-franco got down to the man's level and engaged him. he built a level of trust with the distraught man. the man handed over his phone allowing the officers to call his family so they could come and pick him up. in the end, everyone was better off because of that outcome, but the situation could have ended differently and it often does end differently. it was almost a year ago when daniel prude was having an episode in new york. police responded by putting a mesh bag over his head. prude did not survive the encounter. thanks to a new mental health and wellness training program that was just launched this week. we talk a lot about cops and bad policing on this show. but many of them have a lot to learn and after the break i'm going to talk to officer edgar andrickson-franco about what he's learned and what tips he would like to pass onto his fellow police. o pass onto his fellow police. you

really great guy his name is trey mancini, and he was diagnosed with colon cancer last spring, and there's back with a vengeance he underwent surgery, underwent chemo, and now he's back on the field. so we're going to spend some time with trey and talk about his recovery. >> and a cause near and dear to your heart looking forward to that. >>> let's get to the news at 8:00 across the south today, cleanup underway after a new round of violent weather and deadly tornados nbc's kerry sanders joins us from pelham, alabama, with the very latest. hey, kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, 41,000 people without electricity this morning this after a sleepless night across the southeast as more tornados touched down under cover of darkness as the light is beginning to come up, engineer teams are examining the historic district where one tornado took aim overnight. a dozen suspected tornados touched down, one long-track tornado on the ground for more than 20 miles. here in pelham, alabama, the tornados were deadly five killed, including a family of three survivors now telling harrowing st