in the bay." >>> and now we want to toss to nbc news for a special report with savannah guthrie on that school shooting in maryland. we know that three people were sent to the hospital. of course, we will continue to monitor that as well. >> announcer: this is an nbc news special report. here's savannah guthrie. >>> and good morning, we have breaking news at this hour. right now, a maryland high school on lockdown, after yet another school shooting. this is unfolding in great mills, maryland which is about 60 miles south of washington, d.c. nbc national correspondent peter alexander is monitoring these events. peter, good morning to you. what can you tell us? >> savannah, let me walk you through what we know. just moments ago we heard from the county sheriff who has new details telling our affiliate two students have been hit be both of them said to be in critical condition. a school resource officer confrontnd and shot the gunman who we're told is as in critical condition. all of the victims at great mills high school in st. mary's county have been rushed to nearby hospitals. the

that brought people together for a great cause. savannah guthrie and al roker will join us live to tell us about all of the drama on the court. here )s a winningombonati chere )s a winning combination the best tennis playe >>>r here is a winning combination, the best tennis player in the world one of the richest men in the world, tv star power and a plot of tennis. >> tennis fans sold out the sap center in san jose last night for the match for africa. it was a fundraiser org nightsed by roger federer to send children in africa to school. the 20 time grand slam winner certainly put on a show. he was teamed up with microsoft founder bill gates and our own "today" show's savannah guthrie. paired up with top american jack sock. >> roger recognizes that he is in a position of not just privilege but influence. he can put together an event like this and people come and they pay for a ticket, they get a great show, they get a great match, not necessarily from me. >> oh, come on, savannah. so who won? federer and gates defeated guthrie and sock, but they gave it their all. "today" show's sa

savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza.. >> and welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this fine monday morning. craig melvin is for savannah. she's in california getting ready for the charity match against roger federer against bill gates. she's been practicing. she's been game on. we'll check in with her. >> look at the serve! she hasn't slept in three days. she's ready. >>> we start with another big event in hollywood. the oscars. >> a lot changed in recent months in hollywood. that was on full display last night along with celebrating the year's best movies. stars paid tribute to equality and diversity in the industry, and many say both have been lacking in the categories. natalie morrellis is live this morning. >> good morning. it was the first oscars of the post weinstein era. it felt that way. it was a show featuring the best of hollywood, an industry that is experiencing a moment of change. >> so, umm, i'm hyperventilating a little bit. >> after winning best actor, francis mcdormand brought down the house with the speech of the nigh

, match. savannah guthrie visits the south bay to face off against roger federer who she is obsessed with on the tennis cou court. we have live at the sap center with what she just said ahead of the big charity match, how she's been getting ready for it. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> thanks for joining us on this monday morning, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's get you started on your day. looking at what's going on weather wise before you step out the door, vianey arana for kari hall today. >> it's not too crazy outside, calm but also cold. it's a combination of clear skies and temperatures in the 30s right now. outside we are waking up to 36 degrees in the south bay, the peninsula 37, tri-valley 34 and out here the north bay 31 degrees. don't be surprised if you still expect to see a little bit of patchy frost in the windshield. san francisco at 42. we will be climbing 30 plus degrees within the next couple hours for your daytime highs. i will talk more about what we can expect with this warming trend in just a bit. >>> heads u

savannah, emotions are still raw here in broward county, florida. this as prosecutors have just announced that they will seek the death penalty against the confessed gunman here. he is expected in court here in broward county later today. now student activists in addition to the walkouts today are also planning a nationwide march on washington for ten days from now. savannah? >> and as we are listening to you, gabe, you are much with aing what's happening in parkland, florida, we have our cameras trained on sceneses around the country. right now. 10:00 a.m., many students in schools walking out in protest. and they're all observing in different ways. let's go to nbc's ron allen who is out on long island here in new york. ron what are you seeing there? >> well savannah, we are seeing hundreds and hundreds of students walking out of great neck high school north. it's a school of about 1,000 pupils. and every student that we talked to this morning said they were going to take part in this. it's hard to stay in your seat when so many of your classmates are going to be involved in this. it's i

is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." so nice to have you with us on a friday morning. but it ain't too pretty outside. it's already hitting us here in new york. >> we've got friends hanging outside, and it's going to get worse as the day goes on. >> it's a nor'easter, a dangerous one and our top story. a mix of everything. it will impact tens of millions. already causing major travel problems. breaking just overnight, emergency evacuations in southern california, amid fears of possible mudslides. we have complete coverage this morning. let's start with dylan dreyer in boston for us. hi, dylan. good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. it is starting to get nasty here. winds have already gusted up to 50 miles per hour. this nor'easter is part of the same storm that caused the flooding back in the midwest. but the storm is strengthening now. and residents across the northeast need to brace for a dangerous storm. >> i think it's going to be really bad. >> this is supposed to be

"today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today," thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. >> a snowy thursday morning in a lot of places. check this out. this is a live look just outside of boston. it's pretty, it's that winter wonderland moment before it becomes a messy commute moment. >> exactly. that storm damage, there's a lot of it caused from the mid-atlantic to maine and that happens to be our top story. the power outages only growing overnight. we have our team standing by beginning with dylan dreyer in west milford, new jersey. hey, dylan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. i'm less than 50 miles away from you in manhattan, but a little a totally different scene out here. this whole area has picked up around 2 feet of snow and it's a heavy, wet, gloppy snow that has pulled down even more trees and power lines. hundreds of thousands of people are without power all across the northeast. with conditions like this, crews have a major mess on their hands. this morning, the northeast under a thic

up everyone is talking about this morning. "today" show's savannah guthrie taking on tennis superstar roger federer and bill gates in san jose. it was all for charity. we will break it downplay by play all coming up. plus savannah and al will join us live in the next hour just warming up on this tuesday morning. you're watching "today in the bay." -- breaking news >>> 4:44 in the morning. a little bit of breaking news as we take a look at our earthquake map. there was a 3.6 earthquake six miles east of gilroy that just happened. if you have any reports of damage, we would love to hear about it. you can e-mail us at nbcbayarea.com or on twitter as well. >> some pretty dramatic new video to show you this morning that has and a happy outcome that you really have to see for yourself. it shows a girl dangling from a chair lift at big bear mountain ski resort in southern california. she's being held -- oh, did you see it there -- she was being held by someone in the chair when that crowd gathered below. you will see here again, we will replay it for you, she's released and caught by a tarp

," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." nice to have you with us bright and early on a monday morning. we're going to get to our top story. this is a sad one. a deadly helicopter crash. a sightseeing helicopter went down in new york city. the chopper had six people aboard. it went down in the east river and only the pilot survived. tom costello covers aviation for us and is near the scene this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. heartbreak in lower manhattan. behind me where you see the blue police lights, that's where the helicopter is right now the let's go to an aerial shot, the east river is the east side of manhattan. the chopper went down 65 blocks north of where we are right now. now, federal investigators from the ntsb are here to determine what went wrong. it happened overnight, a deadly helicopter crash in new york city's east river. the terrifying incident caught on a bystander's cell phone. >> may day, mayday, mayday. >> reporter: the pilot reported eng

21st, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody, welcome to "today," nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. >> it is a very busy morning. we have a lot to get to, starting with the breaking news out of texas. >> overnight police tracked down the suspect in the package bombings that have rocked the city of austin, as a s.w.a.t. team moved in on his car, officials say the suspect blew himself up. it brings an end to a nearly month-long reign of terror that included at least five explosions, we're going to talk live to austin's mayor in a moment. but first, nbc's gabe gutierrez with the latest, good morning. >> it was a night of fast-moving developments, over the last 24-36 hours, police zeroed in on their suspect, tracking him to a hotel parking lot north of austin. as he drove away, they followed his car. he pulled into a ditch and set off one last bomb. it was a dramatic confrontation overnight. police tracking the 24-year-old suspect, who two law enforcement

, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today." >> good morning everybody. 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. 10:00 a.m. at the white house where there's breaking news. >> it's major. rex tillerson is out as secretary of state after what was a rocky tenure. tillers tillerson's departure is leading to a shake-up at the cia. peter what can you tell us. >> this another stunning announcement from the president just hours after rex tillerson landed back here in the u.s. from a five country african trip. the president only moments ago on the white house south lawn acknowledging publicly what we have been reporting at nbc news for month. he and tillerson has significant differences on policy issues. why now? the president wants the best team in place for talks with north korea and he sees eye to eye with his new pick mike pompeo. >> reporter: the president leaving the white house for california. >> i've worked with mike pompeo for quite sometime. tremendous energy. tremendous intellect. we're alway

savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." thank you for joining us. did you think we would say three words. who bit beyonce? >> who did? >> we will try to get to the bottom of that story later. but first, we're going to win of course with the fbi and u.s. military. they're investigating six suspicious packages sent to government facilities in the d.c. area. authorities on the lookout to see if others were sent as well. we have nbc justice nbc's justice correspondent pete williams has the very latest on all of this overnight. >> hey, pete, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. three sent to military bases and three to other government and intelligence facilities. in each case, responders disposed of them safely. and nobody was hurt. and this morning, law enforcement officials say they now have a suspect in custody. all were sent through the mail, law enforcement officials say to addresses on the eastern seaboard. the first was discovered monday at the national defense university on ft. mcnair in southwest washington, d.c. a

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, wednesday, march 7th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, welcome to "today," so nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. and it's going to be a messy one for tens of millions of us up and down the east coast. >> you can look if you look up just north of new york and scarsdale, it's snowing there. some power lines are down and it looks like this thing is going to get worse. >> the question is how bad is it going to get this time? we've got full coverage for you. we will start with mr. roker and his very large weather wall there because there's so much weather to cover. >> we'll get to dylan and tom in a moment. but this is storm chaser 4 in milton, new jersey, you can see the roads are wet and the snow is coming down. you look at the big radar, you can basically see two-thirds of the country, nothing going on. but, if you're traveling, or you're expecting somebody or expecting a package, a lot of these come through here and that's going to be a problem. low pre

world's richest man will join savannah guthrie for a charity match. let's take you inside the shark tank. terry mcsweeney joins us. this is big. roger fedder, bill gates and savannah and you. you are are in good company there. >> reporter: you are three out of four. that is not bad. this is a huge deal. it is a huge night. they are raising money for -- this match for africa to made money for the roger federer foundation to help millions of children in africa get a good education. it is a serious cause. with serious tennis. and a lost fun here at the sap center tonight. let's look at video. this starts at 7:30 with a doubles match and you got to check out the doubles -- the doubles teams. you got 20 time grand slam winner roger federer teaming up with bill gates against savannah guthrie and american star jack sock. now guthrie calls herself a federer super fan and closer to a fanatic and met him for the first time yesterday and very excited. can't wait to play on the same court as her hero as she said, she's a bag of nerves. >> i'm nervous because it's hard to perform in front of all

is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome. thank you for being with us on this thursday morning. >> we have lots to get to. mark zuckerberg is finally opening up about facebook's growing scandal. it has some users an by a doneing the site. it cost his companies tens of millions. we will sit down with the person who interviewed him last night. first, jo ling kent. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. embattled facebook ceo mark zuckerberg trying to pick up the pieces, admitting the company got it wrong and now he wants to earn or re-earn the trust of its users, after the cambridge analytica firm stole information from facebook users in 2014 and 2013. >> this was a major breach of trust and i'm really sorry. >> reporter: overnight, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg offering an apology. >> our situation right now is to make sure this doesn't ap again. we need to make sure there are no other cambridge analyticas out there. >> reporter: he said he is willing to testify before congress about the massive data breach. >> i

days savannah sarkissian brosso spends at least six hours a day this way, seeking treasures wherever she can find them. i caught up with her. the goal to find items for cheap to spot clean skiles, photograph, and post on the reselling app posh mark. posh mark takes a 20% cut and she pockets the rest. in a year and a half she says she has made $115,000. she has 1,000 items listed at any given time, ships out 20 ot. how did she become a power seller? savannah left a job with the city choosing to be a mom every night and day instead. >> i really just wanted to sell some things from my closet. i gained almost 100 pounds when i had my twins and thin lost it. my body was not the same. my foot grew three sizes. my jeans grew. >> from there the business grew. peak times 8:00 to 9:00 a.m., 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. and late at night. she says look out for brands that sell fast like maywell, vince. as well as nike and adidas. overalls and denim are big right now. >> they're really special pieces. piece izz feel i wouldn't quo into another store and find them easily p. >> two denim jackets, three vint

savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today" on this thursday morning. we appreciate you joining us today. >> we want to get right to this breaking news. vladimir putin making some very disturbing comments overnight about nuclear weapons and raising these new cold war concerns. >> overnight he used his annual state of the nation address to flex russia's military might and reveal some alarming new weapons to the rest of the world. we have two reports, beginning with nbc's lucy kavanof. lucy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as evidence of russia's interference in u.s. elections continues to mount, the russian president used his annual state of the union address to warn washington against militarily messing with russia, revealing a range of new weapons, and threatening to turn brewing tensions with washington into a new cold war that could get hot. russia this morning is flexing its military muscle, unveiling a new line of nuclear weapons that it claims can reach almost anywhere in the world and would render american defense

savannah guthrie and hau and hoda kotb. >>> good morning, everybody. happy friday. so nice to have you with us. sister jean's team. is she point guard? and she's totally crucial to this effort. and the final four is set. >> people have their weekend plans this good friday. and i think a lot of people will be watching some basketball. we'll get to that, of course, in just a little bit. but first our top story. that breaking news in the escalating feud between the united states and russia. >> russian officials released this video testing a missile that they say could reach the u.s. and carry a nuclear weapon. this comes amid this back and forth of the poisoning with a nefb agent on an ex-russian spy. this has both countries expelling diplomats and closing consulates. we talked with russia's ambassador and get to that in a minute. lucy cavanaugh with the latest on that missile launch. >> good morning. it's not clear whether the kremlin informed the pentagon of this test. the u.s. european command this morning telling us they saw media reports announcing the launch. but the timing is signi

, miniature aquatic savannahs like this one suddenly emerge, packed with predators and prey. doug: so these evolved in these rock environments over millions of years in this complex dance of life. doug bell: the tango of life. doug: the tango of life. it's a big tango, it's a big dance. doug: these tiny dancers come and go swiftly and mysteriously and doug is trying to better understand their complex choreography. doug bell: the more we look into it, the more questions we have just in trying to understand the system. doug: each pool's ecosystem and the species of life it supports is unique. in this one, we spot minute seed shrimp and flatworms which are the ferocious lions of this savannah. we're hoping especially to discover the endangered longhorn fairy shrimp, one of three species that can be found around here. but this particular pool doesn't pan out. doug: you know, i'm sorry we're not seeing some fairy shrimp in here but-- doug bell: the day is young. doug: but the day is young and so are we but one way or the other i would say it is just darn beautiful. doug bell: yeah. ♪ dou

figure this is a year. i met savannah in ba row zoe. she spends six hours a day looking for items that are cheap and posts them on posh mark. in a year and a half, she's made $115,000. savannah told me how she became a power seller. >> really just wanted to sell some things from my closet. because i gained almost 100 pounds when i had my twins. my body was not the same. my foot grew a full size, my jeans three sizes. >> that's how it happened for her. >> another side hustler is mark ferguson. he delivers food through door dash. both mark and savannah both say to make a side hustle successful, you have to put in the work but they do it for their kid. they're doing it with best tips for success. we've posted all the details on abc7news.com. you can learn from their biggest successes and failures as well. >> you have to find out what doesn't work, right? >> i have a lot of clothes to get rid of. >> i have a friend who sells a lot of her clothes on posh mark as well. she does very well. >> got to have a fashion sense. i don't feel our old clothes would sell. unless you like kirkland f

beginning now along the east coast. nbc news special report with savannah guthrie will start in just a few minutes. >>> and live pictures from san jose now where the search is on who are a hit and run driver who struck a 12-year-old girl in a crosswalk, all of it caught on video. you can see the teenager crossing in that crosswalk when a late model toyota camry strikes her. this happened at 17th, north 17th and east julian streets on monday morning. the teen will be okay, no life-threatening injuries for her but the police want to see who this driver is. they say she is a white woman likely in her 40s to 50s with brown hair. contact san jose police if you have information. if you remember that woman, turn yourself in. >>> tributes are pouring in for remound british theoretical physicist stephen hawking to died peace three at his home in england. he was best known for his thee kret ral -- osh as a theoretical physicist for his time and wrote about the mysterious -- li mysteries, rather, of space, time and black holes. his book a brief history of time made him one of the most famous scie

then the restocking in savannah and the march north into the carolinas. but the issue upon which stanton and sherman disagree is blacks. black soldiers. stanton, from the time of the emancipation proclamation, indeed, even before the emancipation proclamation, is keen to recruit blacks into the army and sherman will have none of it. sherman believes that blacks are not ready to be soldiers in his army, and he really pretty much succeeds all the way through in ensuring that blacks are not part of his army, and this is the issue, the main issue. there are some other issues that leads stanton in early 1865 to get on a boat to go down to savannah and see sherman face to face to talk about this, and amazingly, the two of them agree on what becomes sherman's most famous war time document. sherman's special orders number 15, which reserves the sea islands for blacks and says no whites can enter this space other than those in the army and with army passes. sherman liked it because it was going to keep the black refugees who from his perspective were kind of clogging the roads, near savan

a special report with savannah guthrie on that school shooting in maryland. we know that three people were sent to the hospital. of course, we will continue to monitor that as well. >> announcer: this is an nbc news special report. here's savannah guthrie. >>> and good morning, we have breaking news at this hour. right now, a maryland high school on lockdown, after yet another school shooting. this is unfolding in great mills, maryland which is about 60 miles south of washington, d.c. nbc national correspondent peter alexander is monitoring these events. peter, good morning to you. what can you tell us? >> savannah, let me walk you through what we know. just moments ago we heard from the county sheriff who has new details telling our affiliate st

. right now. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with the today show's savannah guthrie, the russian ambassador here is defending kicking out all those diplomats. >> if anybody slit your cheek, your face, what will be reaction from your side? you will try to do and you will retaliate. >> reporter: and exclusive new reporting by nbc from the west wing that the president, despite his friendly phone call with russian president vladimir putin last week, now plans to take a much sharper tone with putin and that he's instructed aides not to talk publicly about any policy changes. frances? >> all right, tracie, thank you. don't miss savannah guthrie's interview with russia's ambassador to the united states on the today show. >> and this morning there are new developments in that poisoning case that set off this entire chain of events. for more on this we go to nbc's richa richard enget in london. what more can you tell us about this? >> reporter: the tit for tat continues. investigators are getting closer to determining when and how the poisoning took place. new clues that could solve what'

u.s. times projects often t.v. host savannah guthrie and san jose and some rallies were definitely crowd pleasers the roger federer foundation to use the event to raise money to support children's education in africa. now belgium isn't known as a powerhouse in winter sports but the belgians did produce a medalist at the two thousand and eighteen winter olympics speed skater bart swings was received by king felipe on monday swims placed second in the men's mass start event and john chiang got to show the king a silver medal in the world palace in brussels that were medal win was just the sixth in belgium history and their first since way back in one nine hundred ninety eight. all right now to a real life hollywood crime oscar winning actress frances mcdormand has been reunited with her trophy after it was stolen out of post show party police have arrested a california man terry bryant and charged him with the best effort posted this video with the oscar trophy on his facebook page he boasted about taking the statue while attending the governor's ball of the official formal dinner af

, thursday, march 15th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. we cover a lot of interesting stories, but that twins story may be the most fascinating. >> cue the twilight zone music. here we have two twins. they spend a year apart in space. they're identical twins but apparently not anymore if you look at their dna. >> i can't wait to get to that story. >> a year in space changed their dna. wow. >>> we want to get to our top story in the white house this morning. there are a number of developing stories there. among them that newly obtained audio about president trump boasting about sharing made-up facts with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker has the very latest on this story. hey, kristen, good morning. >> reporter: hi, hoda, good morning to you. president trump's trade policies have long been a lightning rod. he's consistently attacked major u.s. trading partners for

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from these side hustlers, savannah reveals what kinds of clothes never sell for her and mark shows us the one day a year you can make crazy cash on door dash. we're posting that on abc7news.com. it looks like hard work but pays off. >> got to find that niche. find what you're good at and do it. >> mike found out a long time when he decided to do weather. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from it. let's jump into it. >> i wonder if door dash is everyminutes. it's going to throw waves of water at us starting today and all the way through thursday at least. here's a look at emeryville. give you an idea of how thick the fog is. you can barely see the fog on 80 towards the maze. fog to showers today. mild highs today. breezy and then our strongest storm or stronger storm is wednesday through thursday. 9:00 in the morning, you can see the cloud cover out there. you can also see the green, the showers off the coast. they'll start to move in around 1:00. you can see they become a little more numerous at 4:00. some of us will be using our wipers as we head deeper into the evening com

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russian ambassador to washington tell savannah guthrie, what happens when your face is slapped, you retaliate. where is this headed? is this going to continue to be more of what's expected, or are you nervous? >> well, the place it'll head is determinant upon what russia wants to do. this stems from russia's aggressive actions they've taken in the west. they carried out a weapon of mass destruction attack. not just against two british citizens. there were 21 people affected by the nerve agent there. they would have assumed that the united states would carry out some sort of action, along with all its nato allies. russia is playing this game because they know they can get away with it. the question that really -- we really should be concerned about is, will they continue to carry out operations against these former si eer spies or against they have a gripe with in western countries in the future? >> western media, there seems to be this belief that the president is being pushed to do this, that it was only because of pressure, for example, after he made the congratulatory phone call

♪ ♪ just got a job ♪ as a lifeguard in savannah ♪ ♪ i'm 85 and i wanna go home ♪ ♪ dropping sick beats, they call me dj nana ♪ ♪ 85 and i wanna go don't get mad. get e trade, kiddo. charles: china conducting large-scale drizzle in a crucial and sensitive trade route in the south china sea with dozen of vessels and an aircraft carrier. kim jong-un made a surprise visit to beijing today. frank gaffney, the president of security policy. frank, all of this stuff is interesting, even more so as this trade war negotiation goes on. what do you make of the military display we saw? >> think it puts to rest the excuse we have been hearing from the chinese for a long time that they would have a peaceful rise. in 1999 they were engaged in what they called unrestricted warfare against the united states using mostly financial and economic and non-kinetic techniques to try to strengthen themselves at our expense and weaken us. what we have seen is the increasing evidence they are building a military prepared and capable of taking this conflict to the kinetic level and that's a worrying thing. the

call -- 21 and under left. willy, savannah, georgia, 50 or older. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you this morning? >> doing fine sir. how are you? caller: what a topic for you to have on c-span this morning. i'm 70 years old. and i do believe the young folks in this country need to be given chance to participate in this democracy. laura ingraham from fox news says that lebron james should shut up and dribble and then she said that the result i'm not going to college. one of the second richest guy in the united states, one of them, warren buffett never went to college but look at him today. i believe these young men and women who are trying to push the -- for the second amendment that were written in 1787 and now, no one in the united states get a ay -- and the constitution was amended 27 times. i do believe the young people in this country and the young folks around, especially from florida, the way these young folks are speaking out and the course that they're being taught in these schools, a lot of them are journalists. i think they need to be given the chance to parti

you. >> tracie potts, thank you so much for that. >>> savannah guthrie will sit down for an exclusive interview with the russian ambassador to the united states. that comes up on the "today" show, it begins at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, calls for the golden state warriors to join a protest this weekend ahead of a game in sacramento following days of unrest in response to the deadly police shooting of an unarmed man. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live outside oracle arena with who the team is asking to take part in that protest for stephon clark's death. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, kris. you mentioned there matt barnes played a number of games behind me here at oracle arena and he's calling on some of his wormer warriors teammates to join him in a rally regarding the stephon clark incident that's made a ton of national headlines over the past couple weeks. let's show you the tweet that he sent out, you see there that it's a rally in sacramento before the warriors and kings play their game there tomorrow night. they will be in sacrament

education for one million children in six african nations. the "today" show's savannah guthrie took part, she teamed up with u.s. tennis star jack sock while federer teamed up with bill gates. guthrie and al roker spoke to us in the last hour live with their night in san jose. al also a big fan of savannah's on court skills. >> well, it's such a great cause and i will do anything for my pal. what -- you had such a good night. >> it was really fun, guys. i said my tennis was not the greatest, i will admit, but it was so fun to do it. it was a dream come true with a great crowd, great cause. san jose was so warm. >> that's great. come on back. if you were could you acurious won, the event raised $2.5 million for the fed remember foundation and on the court federer and gates eventually defeated guthrie and sock, but they had a lot of fun out there. >> i'm not the best, but do you know what, i think someone on that court actually was the best. you're holding your own. >> can you imagine how intimidating to play and in front of everyone, too. >> spotlight. >> they were playing hard. >> t

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and his family visited savannah georgia in taking part in the city's annual parade. and nobody does st. patrick's day like chicago. check this out. the chicago river is green. the st. patrick's day tradition was started in 1962. and we're going to have video of that in a second. but just imagine this, a green river. the recipe is a dye and apparently it's a secret, but the city says it is environmentally safe. and if you head out east, new york city is having a parade. yeah, we had a big one today. thousands were decked out in green enjoying the festivities. and this was just the beginning. the night is still young. bryan llenas has a look at how the rest of the nation is celebrating. >> julie, this was the 257th running of the st. patrick's day parade in new york city. it's the largest in the world. you know, the first was on march 17th, 1762. that's 14 years before the u.s. declaration of independence. some 2 million spectators came out today to enjoy the six-hour-long parade for 35 blocks on manhattan's 5th avenue, 100 marching bands joined in. today is about celebrating the patr

"today" anchors. first, savannah lived out a dream on the tennis court. on one side savannah and jack sock. on the other bill gates and roger federer playing exhibition match that raised $2.5 million for charity. >>> then hoda introduced her new children's book "i've lived you since forever" with celebrity help including kelly clarkson who brought the book to life in song. ♪ forever is how long you've been loved by me net ♪ >> finally selfie time in antartica, curious penguins getting up close and personal on film after australian photographer left his camera on the ice. >> so cute. >> adorable. >> i wonder which filter they used. >> i don't know. i think that was #nofilter. >> that was good. >>> still ahead saturday morning, in his own words, a recently unearthed interview with o.j. simpson about what might have happened the night his ex-wife and ron goldman were killed. >>> all eyes on the queen. how the actress is preparing for her first appearance with the royal family. >>> is it a sign? teenagers putting down their phones and getting off social media, while penguins are getti

savannah guthrie, a charity event to support children's education in africa. this point was the highlight of the match. federer engaged in the near court. watch federer and sock, this exchange at the net. federer down on his knees, gets that one. tries to hit it over his head. look at federer. over the top. finally, into the net. and federer would go on to win. a big night for everybody involved. money raised, and a lot of fun. you can see tennis at the tank. this is abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. big fun for everyone. roger, 36 years old and he is ranked number one in the world. >> have to back off the serves tonight. >> at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for busin

, sasha polakow suransky, a panel on the presidential race. from the savannah book city of, the communication strategy. in the book we need to talk. from the rose glen literary group. this is a special edition of book tv. >> at the tucson festival of book threes authors discussed immigration and race. on the panel, sheryll cashin, and todd miller and sasha polakow-suransky, author of "go back to where you came from." >> good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to this 4:00 session here for the tucson festival of books in the gallagher theater here on the campus of the university of arizona. i'm christopher conover and i'm a report with arizona public media, your npr and pbs affiliate in tucson and that's the last you'll hear me say be about my job because we're here to talk about the panel's job. a couple of quick reminders and thank yous. first of all, a reminder, we all have these, we may love them, we may hate them, but please set them on silent or stun for the next hours if you would, please. second of all we want to thank the university of arizona student affairs office, the w

elections from the 2018 writers festival in california. from the savannah book festival journalist offers communication strategies in her book. and from the rose glen literally festival katherine smith talks about her book. two photo journalists talk about their experiences covering the battle against isis. you will hear from victor blue whose work focuses on legacy of armed conflict and protection of civilians and a retired special forces lieutenant colonel who transitioned to a new career reporting on war, con flict and disaster. here is a preview. >> this is a photo from my phone. the rubble in the foreground is an armored isis suicide car bomb. a suicide vehicle borne improvised explosive device. this is isis svbid that detonated against a humvee. sadly the initial reports were incorrect that there were no casualties. anor iraqi policeman was killed blast away from the explosion. inspecting the rubble of this explosion, the isis fighter driving the vehicle not only was driving a suicide car bomb, he was wearing a suicide vest and had a folding stock ak-47 with six magazines so

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track how much the storms have helped our local reservoirs. plus- the today show )s savannah guthrie joins us live ahead of a big charity match in san jose. monday from 4:30 to 7. >>> it's a chilly start to the morning. a neat display of light and shadow across san francisco. see the clouds across the north bay. temperatures closer to san francisco in the 40s. most of the bay area waking up to 30 degree temperatures, partly cloudy skies. san jose right now, 38 degrees with partly cloudy conditions to start off your sunday morning. look at the north bay temperatures in the low 30s. temperatures next couple of mornings will be near freezing. that with the rain or in the case of the hilltops around the santa cruz mountains, mount hamilton, snow and sleet we had, look out for icy roadways today and for monday morning. despite the fact the clouds look ominous, nothing showing up at least falling under the clouds. you see here on this storm ranger rapid scan loop over last hour. we did have showers overnight. a lot of that started to back off around 2:00 a.m. we have less moisture to work

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