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. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyerive from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. welcome to "today" and thank you for joini t us ons saturday morning. >> can we go back to the playoff game a second? st s is tied for the lon playoff game in nba history. sort of like the end of the kentucky derby telling the horses to take another lap. >>chan you mat jn love to be in the bidding or stadium for that game. >> ended just a couple hours ago. more on that, also check in with dylan at churchill downs later this half hour. has the hat but does she have the boots? muddy today. >> get to dylan in a moment. >>> the top story this morning, breaking a charter plane skidding off the runway in jacksonville and winding up in a river.y, amazinveryone onboard survived. nbc's kathy park has the latest. good morning. at reporter: good morning, guys. national transportn safety board is sending a team to investigate this accident and while the crash was scary it could have been a lot worse. some are calling it a miracle on the sa

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander, and dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, welcome to "today," and thank you for joining us on this standard morning. >> can we go back to that playoff game for a second. this is tied for the longest playoff game in nba history. this is sort of like at the end of the kentucky derby, telling the horses to take another lap. >> i would love to be in the building or in the stadium for that game. >> that game ended a couple hours ago. we are going to check with dylan. she's at churchill downs. she has the hat, the question is does she have the boots, it's going to be a muddy one today. >>> let's get right to our top story this morning, that breaking news, that charter plane skidding off the runway in jacksonville and winding up in a river, amazingly everyone on board survived. nbc's kathy park is here with the very latest on this one. good morning. >> good morning, guys, national transportation safety board is sending a go team to investigate this accident. while the crash was scary,

my friend dylan dreyer is around here somewhere. up the rest of your tuition with a $25,000 scholarship. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, but there's more. >> what does this mean for you? that says it all. well, joanne, that's not all because capella university is also making a $20,000 donation in your name to the foster care alumni of america scholarship fund and they are creating the joanne gains scholarship to help another outstanding mom achieve her dreams. >> happy mother's day. >> applause for joanne! [ cheers and applause ] >> mr. daly, over to you, sir. >> this is absolutely amazing. this is what it feels like to be oprah, i guess? i mean, so inspiring. the stories, the moms from around the country are here. we are hearing the stories. we have another nice opportunity, a little gift here. we have this big box. i am going to show you what's inside. this is the ultimate mother's day gift. who gets it? that's the question here. let me draw a name real quick. where is monica hale? let me go ahead -- come on over, monica. let me ju

. >>> on top of that, a new threat this weekend meteorologist dylan dreyer is tracking that for us hi, dylan. >> reporter: good evening, lester fortunately the heaviest of the rain is falling over the gulf of mexico there are still flash flood watches in effect through tomorrow because we do have a stalled front in this area and that means more heavy rain is going to move into especially the houston area with another three to six inches of additional rain possible that could lead to more flood threat is going to shift to the southeast. for mother's day, we could see large hail, damaging winds, perhaps isolated tornadoes along with the torrential downpours across the carolinas and extending back into georgia. lester >> all right, thank you. >>> now to an nbc news investigation into safety of our drug supply. there have been dozens of recalls of blood pressure medications taken by millions of americans because the ingredients were contaminated with a probable carcinogen now a former fda inspector speaks to out for the first time about the disturbing things he saw in the overseas factori

to move further into england and wales and at the same time it turns dry across northern ireland, dreyeras well. it will be chilly here i suspect on tuesday and those of the maximum temperatures. nine degrees in northern parts of mainland scotland. 16 in the south of england. we are seeing the chilly air probably on wednesday. jetstream here is pushing its way northwards. strongerfor a while but here is pushing its way northwards. stronger for a while but then here is pushing its way northwards. strongerfor a while but then it sta rts strongerfor a while but then it starts to weaken. we draw up higher pressure from the south. it will be intermixed with this chaotic picture of highs and lows and you'll find warm air starts to push its way northwards as well as we get more of a south—westerly breeze. essentially, for northern parts of the uk later this week hang onto the chance of showers or rain eventually it will warm up but further south across the uk this is where we will see the temperatures climbing most of all and it should be largely dry with maybe some sunshine at times. gimme thi

and you can learn more about that world press freedom day on our website w dot com christoph dreyer from reporters without borders cannot tell us more about the issues arising welcome to d w we just saw the story of a young coach a young journalist who was murdered but that is one murder which is tragic every day people around the world live with war famine and corruption so why is freedom of the press important piracy. well whenever there are situations like like wars famine corruption there are people responsible for it and press freedom is one way to hold them responsible to hold those in power responsible for what they're doing so it's an essential freedom that is kind of a guarantee for other freedoms except that if you your the very people who are perpetrating war famine and corruption are not likely to heed any call for press freedom well no usually they're not because they don't like to be criticised and they don't like. to be they don't like critical questions so. you but you should be very two of people who want to hide something and that's always a sign that there's something

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. >>> dylan dreyer might go. she's in for al roker this morning. >> i don't think i could.ta i'll s right here. we've got a lot of rain here and through parts of theco gulf t. heavy, heavy rain. we had torrential downpours, cloud to ground lightning overnight. now moving into most of louisiana. we do have flood watches in effect for this area. and we do have a stalled ont. so when that happens, the rain stays in the same place. there's an area of low pressure that will transition the rain over intoalabama. a lot of that rain moves into the southeast. spotty showers and isolated understorms. then on sunday, it lingers across the east. we are going to see more rain to virginia, north carolina, and intohe mid-atlantic as well. so we do have our largest chance of flooding through alabama, mighissippi, back thr louisiana and texas. where rainfall could come down at a rate of 2 to 3 inches per hour. putting rainfallotals up to around 3 to 5 inches. especially through southwestern louisiana. and just to put this into pe

. >> announcer: from nbc news, thiss "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyer live from studio 1a in rockeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. we are alrea getting all set for tomorrow. mother's day. >> yes. >> hope you're properly pampered. >> i hoe soap. >> hope so. >> despite the weather, i know it's tricky in parts of the country. >> raining here, too. >> the top storyto for day. right to it now. beginning i the city of houston. on edge this morning after days of heavy rain and severe flooding there. today there i more rain in the forecast for a cit that still is struggling after hurricane harvey battered it two years ago. nbc's morgan chasky is in houston this morning. moan, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, peter, good morning. i can tell you right now it wile not tak much for many upcoming rain to drive water ouch the bayou behind he and into surrounding neighborhoods here houston. this morning, houston on high alert. the city facing aod flog deja vu from a storm system stretching down the entire gulf coast. th

nbc's dylan dreyer is at the track in kentucky and what to watch for in the race. >> reporter: good morning, frances. the hat is on. i waited all year long to break out my derby hat and outfit. i'm on the back side of the track at churchill downs. this is one of my favorite times to be here. you see the horses taking the practice runs around the track. it is quiet and calm and not a lot of people are here yet. that will change as the crowds fill in for the 145th running of the kentucky derby. you know we have been talking about it for the last several days that omaha beach, the favorite was scratched a few days ago. and more of a long shot, also scratched from the race. some frontrunners are the three horses that bob bafford has in the race. i'm going with game winner. the hats are bigger and better than ever. we have a preview of the fashion at the kentucky oaks. today is the big event. we have so much coming up today from here as we'll cover the races all day long. it is such an exciting time of year. i think this year is another one of those years that is bigger than last year. as for th

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander, and dylan dreyer live from studio 1a. >> welcome to "today." thanks for joining us. we are already getting all set for tomorrow, mother's day. hope you guys are properly pampered. >> i hope so. i was just thinking despite the weather in some places hopefully you have a wonderful day, but weather is tricky. >> could be raining here too. >> that's going to be our top story. the city of houston on edge this morning after days of heavy rain and severe flooding there. today there is more rain in the forecast for a city that's still struggling after hurricane harvey battered it two years ago. morgan is in houston for us this morning. good morning. >> reporter: yeah, peter, gong. i can tell you right now it will not take much for any upcoming rain to drive water out of the bayou behind me and into the surrounding neighborhoods in houston. this morning houston on high alert. the city facing a flooding deja vu from a storm system stretching down the entire gulf coast. the swollen water waives seen from above friday wher

. >> dylan dreyer. live at churchill downs after your local news. >> fantastic. [spanish recording] so again, using "para", officials on cape cod are gearing up for the return of visitor.early great white sharks. kerry sanders is there for us. kerry,ood morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. if you're going to the beach around here this time of year, probably to take a nice walk. it's too cold to go jump in the water. but authorities are making plans because they know that the sharks' mieg tour pattern will be coming up here. as you take a look here. the recent discovery of a great white just coming up along side a boat down in the florida keys is an indication that tty are outhere. but the authorities want people to recognize that when a great white attacks, they're not actually attacking humans. they simply see humans as their favorite meal. aseal. there is a new approach to protect one group of seasonal tourists. human beachgoers. from another. great wiet sharks. >> the sharks will move in to feed on the seals which we have right now and will for the next s

first, dylan dreyer is out in the rain in new york city. >> good morning. the rain has been relentless and led to major flooding down south. louisiana and mississippi are under states of emergency right now. the torrential downpours are moving to the north and east and this could make to a potentially dangerous and soggy start to the work week for millions of americans. this morning powerful storms are on the move after a weekend washout in the south. >> it's coming this way. it's coming straight for us. >> reporter: frightened residents huddled inside a home near lynchburg, virginia, watching an apparent tornado touchdown. >>> you be you can see the debris flying. >> incredibly no one was injured. in suffolk, virginia, an ef-1 tornado with winds up to 90 miles per hour. this system had slogged east after drenching texas and louisiana where as much as 10 inches of blinding rain flooded parts of new orleans. mississippi's governor declared a state of emergency as torrential downpours washed out roads. floodwaters may have contributed to the derailment of thi

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dylan dreyer filling in. >> he we go. a very special start to pop start today. hoda kotb. she and her two daughters are featured in the latest issue. hoda opened up about how she is handling a family of four now and talked about the moment she found out hope had arrived. she said, i won't forget the day. it was just a crazy busy day at work and the agency called me s and are you by yourself. they said it's a girl. as for the name, naturally she thought of hope becausehe had joel had been hoping for a second child pl for more onhat e had to say about parenthood, head to today.com and read people's full article when it hits stands on friday. >> but it'sic thetures too. >> every single picture, she's, like, exploding with joy. >> and hailey too. >> hailey is over the moon. >> hoda was sayingvery morning hailey is like where's my baby hope. so special. >> she'sve loving ery second of this. a. >>> in other news, steph curry even though the nba star is fighting to stay in the playoffs, a new docuseries about him will debut tomorrow night. stephen versus the game. the

he's done again, dreyer. >> he has. >>me jeopardy ja holzhauer notched his 23rd straight win.>> his response to accuracy now stands at 97% overall. 96% in final jeopardy. and it's those daily doubles wheree's cleaning . he answers 52 of 56 correctly during his run. >> with last night's holzhauer closing in on the record of $2.5 million. that's held by the legend himself ken jennings who wrote this in "the washinon post." he said, we are witnessing -- excuse me. we are seeingn history made i front of our eyes. the jeopardy equivalent of a basketball playerot ning 70-point games for an entire season or baseball pyer hitting an cycle ievery game. i'm the only person alive that knows how difficult to do what holzhauer is doing. that is why i'm rooting him on. >> i like he's rooting for the next champ. >> and kudos to our graphics team. >> i know. >> that was so cool. >> felt like i was in jeopardy. >>> stillea ah we're going to talk about this commencement speech you gave over the weekend at george washington. l als y sha some ofr wisdom with the audience. ? it's racqueall time. (

. >> dylan dreyer, thank you. >>> now to our series on women's health here on "today" and on today.com of menopause. >> that's true. the big "m." well, in the united states,an me a million women become menopausal every year. nearly all women will go through it at some point. but it's rarely discussed and women go through it in very different ways. today we're here to t to change some of that. we've gathered a group of experts on the hush hush topic to clear up some of the common misconceptions and tell you what you need to know about menopause. nina didn't mean to make menopause her mission. it happened aidentally and quite literally overnight. >> i was in my early 40s and the first thing that i experienced was -- what i've come to know now of disruptive sleep. ouand feeling anxi i went to both my primary care doctor and ob/gyn. they said are you having regulai s? i said yes. they said you're too young. this isot hormonal. it didn't feel right to me. >> reporter: she eventually learned she was, in fact, inhe early stages of -mperiopause. women's hormones canegin to change and it can ha

. >> dylan dreyer, thank you to our special series on women health on "today" and "today".com. >> mariathe united states more than a million women become menopausal every year nearly all women will go through it at some point but it's rarely discussed and women go through it in very different ways. today we're here to try to change some of that. we've gathered a group of experts on the hush-hush topic to clear up some of the common misconceptions and tell you what you need to know about menopa e menopause. >> reporter: nina didn't mean to make menopause her mission it happened accidentally and quite literally overnight. >> i was in my early 40s and the first thing that i experienced was what i've come to know now is disrupted sleep, wide awake at 2:00 a.m. and feeling anxious. i went to my primary care doctor and ob/gyn they said are you getting regular periods and i said yes they nesaid, you're too young, this is not hormonal. >> reporter: after further research she eventually learned that she was in fact in the early stages of perimenopause. it's during this time when women's hormones

. >> the dylan dreyer today show bathing suit, that's going to be a hot item >> people are already askinghoot and you end up with this. >> it looks good. >> thank you, kids. >> fun to have our olympians thank you so much. go team usa. that does it for us this hour. find more stories at today.com/allday, including a new warning for parents who let their kids sleep in their car seats. plus ten super easy recipes fo the perfect memorial day barbecue. >>> on the third hour of "today" the stars of that powerful new netflix series joshua jackson, blair underwood, they are going to join us kevin hart back with you for the fourth hour? >> yes. >> for the fourth hour we are going to have some fun. >> uh-oh "secret life of pets 2"? >> see you tomorrow from indianapolis, guys special show tom hanks co-hosting. >> have a good flight. >> and the concert. >> sheryl crow. >> you are going to do some singing? >> no, she is going to do the singing. >> before that, local news and some weather. >> now to the pool. >> go, sheinelle good morning, i. i )m - -... san francisco police are investigating the disco

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyer live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, and welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on saturday morning. we have wnbc's dave price sitting in for dylan. >> good to see you. we're going need you for ta lot of people, millions of people are going to be neeldings you. >> thi going to be a story that extends through the weekend. let's get right to t. take a look at this video. this tornado caught on tape in mccook, nebrka, about halfwma between oha and denver. accuweather storm chaser reed timer had the tornado land basically right on top of him. this is just stunning. now if you take a look, the good news isnj no one ied while covering this story, but keep i mind at a distance it's terrifying. when it is up cyose on it's amazing. listen. just rolls right over them, and rs course now national weather service investi are going toe dispatched to the area. they're gng toook at wind patternsnd they're going to look at debris fields and they'll make an estimation about how long t

but the weather will not stop dylan dreyer. no, it will not.and we'll check in with her in just a minute. >> roker says that rain could continue for the race tomorrow, as well. we'll get the forecast in a moment. >>> we start with a check of today's headlines. a man who plotted to bomb new york city subways will likely be free within days. he was sentenced thursday to ten years in prison, essentially time already served. the 33-year-old notorious member of al qaeda pled guilty to terrorism related charges but was rewarded after spending nearly a decade helping the united states identify and prosecute terrorists. a district judge described his cooperation as unprecedented. >>> a soldier recovering after falling from a 300-foot-high cliff into hawaii's kilauea volcano. the man was visiting the park and climbed over a metal guardrail to get a better view of the volcano. that is when the ground beneath him collapsed. another visitor saw the man fall and told authorities. he was airlifted to the hospital and is now in stable condition. >>> tiger woo

. >> so good >> to get the recipes today.com/food miss dreyer?e stays active by enjoying time with his 13 grandchildren. look at that beautiful picture right there. karli is celebrating her 9th birthday her mom said she just saved her life just by being born. so sweet and mary calls her friend kim an inspiration because she has a positive attitude even on the toughest days. keep the photos coming at today.com/celebrates. >> remember you can find more great stories at today.com/allday. >>> ahead, third hour. >> fantastic. >> coming up on the third hour, an important lesson in summer pool safety with some adorable help who is that boy? >> a cutie. >> mr. calvin right there. >> dylan's son calvin will join us first, your local news enjoy your memorial day. dylan'. i )m - -... from the sound of it .. both sides (will be back at the bargaining table any minute now .. in the east bay teachers strike affecting students in hayward and from the sound of it, both sides will be at the bargaining table in theest bay teachers strike affecting students in hayw

. >>> from nbcnews, this is "today" withjo sheinelle nes, peter alexander, and dylan dreyer, l fem studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today," thank you for joininur us on this saty morning of memorial day weekend. can we talk about jeopardy. orever andbeen going it finally took a professional gamble her to throw all the rules out the window and break them. >> a pfessional gambler who knows the answers to the question. >> that's the thing, you have to knowuf your st he crossed the $2 million mark last night. his 27th win in a row. it's unbelievable to me the strategy he puts in. he's starting at the bottom with the big numbers. >> with the big hard questions ttoo. >> we'k about that coming up. >> a smart dude. we'll have more on him in a second. we're going to get to our top story. it's joyous reunion in hawaii this morning, a woman missing for more than two weeks aftehe went hiking in the woods, found ali c. t's beingled a miracle there. nbc's molly hunter is following this breaking story for us this morning. molly, some good news. >> some really good news, peter. authorities

. >> he has done it again, dylan dreyer after a two-week hiatus, "jeopardy!"otch his 23rd straight win, the victory pushing his total winnings to nearly $1.8 million. >> consider this holzhauer's response accuracy now stands at a staggering 97% overall. 96% in final jeopardy. in the daily doubles, he answers 52 of 56 correct betting average $9,000 each time. >> holzhauer closing in on "jeopardy!'s" all-time cash record of $2.5 million that's, of course, held by the legend himself ken jennings, who recently praised his challenger's strategy and confidence he wrote this in "the washington post." he said we are seeing history made in front of our eyes. the "jeopardy!" equivalent of a basketball player notching 70-point games for an entire season or a baseball player hitting for a cycle in every game i am the only person alive who knows how difficult it is to do what holzhauer is doing and that's why i'm rooting him on. >> i like that he is rooting for the next champ. >> kudos to our graphics team. that was cool. >> i thought i was in "jeopardy!" >>> still ahead,

. >> hey, sara that's right this is called the dreyer center it's a 20,000-square-foot innovation hub basically where they're testing out all different kinds of things including those beverage innovations you mentioned. this is the cold pop store where they're working on new beverages. they're innovating around new beverages because it's one of the company's strategic priorities for growth. cold beverages in particular tend to sell really well executives say no matter what time of year the most viral drink the company's-h the unicorn frappuccino that drove a lot of brand awareness and sold out really quickly in stores second most viral is recent. the cloud macchiato drink. it rolled out with ariana grande this past quarter. from launch to date the stock is up around 8% we got o'talk to ceo kevin johnson and asked him what those viral moments mean for the stock. >> i think those moments help spread the word of something interesting and fun that we're doing in our stores and that brings more customers in and bringing more customers in allows us to create the starbucks experience and con