good morning. thanks for starting your weekend with us. a chaotic scene in japan.

>> it is april 15th. this is "today." breaking overnight. explosion at the campaign event for the japan prime minister sends people running for safety and suspect tackled and arrested. the frightening scene nine months after the former prime minister was assassinated. we're live with the overnight developments. drying out. people in south florida cleaning up this morning after the historic floods. >> water coming up the first step, second step, third step and kept going halfway. >> with many neighborhoods under water as many areas are in for a cooldown after the brief taste of summer. we'll have the full forecast. inside the leak. the 21-year-old suspect accused of releasing classified documents appears in court for the first time as the fbi reveals how they zeroed in on him. what we're learning about the

investigation. all that, plus the perfect pour. >> made right here right now? >> right now. >> peter goes behind the scenes at the guiness factory in dublin and gives us 200 years of beer history. today, saturday, april 15th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and kristen welker. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. we are happy to have joe here for peter. >> i'm happy to be here. i would also be happy to be where peter is right now. >> peter is in dublin with the president. peter, it has been quite a trip. >> reporter: kristen and joe, good morning. a thousand welcomes as they say here in ireland. coming up, we have president biden's first comments on those

classified documents and that leak. while in ireland, we squeezed in a time or two for a little fun. we will throw down a few guinness. >> thank you, peter. we will check back in with you. we are covering several developing stories. a big mega millions win overnight in new york city. someone sitting on a winning ticket. the only jackpot winner and we will share the details from the life changing win. and there are big changes in the weather department. those record temperatures we saw the past few days are dropping like a rock. down in south florida, they are hoping to dry out after historic rain and flooding. we are tracking all of it. we are beginning with the top stories. explosion feet away from the japanese prime minister. he had been speaking at a campaign event when the chaos h.

josh lederman, thank you so much for those breaking details. we appreciate it. now to the historic flooding in south florida days after more than two feet of rain fell. some neighborhoods are still flooded as we get a new look at the damage. sam brock spent the last few days in ft. lauderdale. he is back this morning. >> reporter: joe, good morning. many neighborhoods in ft. lauderdale have seen a drop in flood waters. some waters have receded enterally, but others are coping with 1 to 3 feet of water. what a difference of night and day. i was in edgewood 12 hours ago, joe. this water, which is now at about the start of my boot, was

up 2 or 3 feet. i'll walk over to the house here. i was talking to the family a second ago. the residents say the water levels were at their knee yesterday. if you see the car, it is close to the bumper. i was in a high-water vehicle with the fire and rescue personnel navigating the waters and floating down the road here and now i can walk down it. as far as the they were performing the last three days, 1,000 people were rescued or assisted. what they told me is there were three scenarios that came up. one, people stranded on top of cars and had to be taken away. you see folks in kayaks there. you have older residents who had to be taken from the homes to get food and medicine. and then folks trying to walk through the slush with their belongings and needing help to do that physically. all of the crews are coming in and doing what they can to try to help residents here who have been soaked, joe. how do you get all this water

out here as this car is going through the water there. maybe 1 to 2 feet of water there. one issue is high tide. the storm system that takes the waters into the channels and tries to spit it in the ocean because high tide covers the pumps. when it is low tide, that is the window to act. you see trucks driving around and sucking up the water to carry it out of the neighborhoods. that is what we are watching happen. joe and kristen. >> so much hard work ahead. sam, thank you. to see the video of the flooding. >> let's bring in meteorologist angie lassman. angie, i walked through central park in 90 degree heat before paying my taxes. our brief summer heat is finally over? >> good morning, guys. we will see changes. we have seen big changes in a lot of places across the midwest. we have seen 20 to 30 degrees

drop in temperatures for the plains. 48 in omaha. we are talking now 15 degrees below normal. 72 for milwaukee. we look to buffalo in the 70s. new york is in the 70s. it is not 990 degrees. you notice the cold air starts to filter in. we will have weather whiplash from the 70s in detroit to the 40s by monday afternoon. it will be chilly. hope you did not put away the winter coats. we will need them. we have snow in the forecast. i'll have that coming up. >> angie, thank you. we will see you in a ew minutes. let's turn to the intelligence leak of classified documents. the suspect, 21-year-old air national guard member made his first court appearance on friday. peter is back with us from dublin. tracking this story as well as

traveling with the president. peter? >> reporter: kristen, good morning. spoken with white house officials here over the week, they acknowledged how alarming this leak was. as you said, jack teixeira, the air national guard member, was in federal court on friday. the alleged source of the largest leaks of top secrets in years. he is facing charges under the espionage act of possessing and sharing documents. details about the american allies as well. on thursday, an fbi tack squad surrounded teixeira's home. he is said to be a gun enthusiast and he was ordered out with his hands up. president biden weighed in since the arrest for the first time. he instructed investigators to figure out why teixeira had access to the classified documents in the first place and how much secret information he

had. kristen. >> a lot of pressure on the president to get to the bottom of what happened. peter, i want to ask you about something you and i spend every day trying to report on which is if and when the president is going to officially announce he is running for re-election. he teased his run overnight. what did he say? >> reporter: definitely a lot of anticipation for this. before leaving, president biden was asked by reporters if the last few days changed his thinking of an announcement. the president said he made the calculus. he will announce the plans to run again in 2024, in his words, quote, relatively soon. president biden is back in the states this morning. he did end his trip with what really did feel, i think, like a homecoming. more than 20,000 people packed the streets of county where his ancestors lives. the president visiting a

catholic shrine and stunned to be greeted by chaplain o'grady. he spent time at walter reed and gave beau biden his last rites. >> that may have been the most emotional on the trip. we will be back with you later. now to the supreme court taking action in the legal battle the over a key abortion pill. >> the high court issued a temporary stay. we have julie here with more. >> good morning, kristen and joe. this morning, millions of women are still able to obtain abortion medication by mail with the supreme court temporarily blocking the decision by a federal judge that would place additional restrictions on women seeking to terminate pregnancies or manage miscarriages with the drug. justice alito issuing a stay

through this wednesday. it is giving the court time to decide next steps after the attorney general vowed to challenge the texas court ruling. the situation that is unfolding in a pair of contradictory court cases in texas and washington making it impossible for the fda to follow the law. the federal appeals court decided to suspend the approval of the abortion pill as the texas court ruled. the court rolled back access to mifepristone. if those rulings hold, women need to visit the doctor's office to obtain the pill. no longer having the option of taking it at home. the drug would only be approved through seven weeks of pregnancy instead of ten. the generic version off the table. it is setting up the legal battle on abortion since overturning roe v. wade last

year. kristen and joe. >> julie, thank you. the issue of abortion has been a flashpoint on the campaign trail. many gop candidates are on the stump this weekend and including mike pence and donald trump. we have vaughn hillyard with more. vaughn, good morning. >> good morning. inside the nra convention, it was difficult to ignore the juxtaposition of the former vice president to speak in the state and followed by his former boss on the same stage 90 minutes later. former president donald trump and former vice president mike pence at the same event for the first time since they left washington more than two years ago. the reception for mr. trump overpowering compared to the splash of boos for mr. pence.

>> i love you, too. >> reporter: the gathering? the annual nra convention. republican constituency ahead of the campaign trail. >> i'm all-in for trump. >> are you trump? >> no. >> reporter: the expo days after the gunman killed five in louisville and two weeks after another killed six at the christian school in nashville. >> we don't need gun control. we need crime control. >> the issue is not too many guns, but too many thugs and hoodlums. >> reporter: this is a back drop for the legal entanglement. mr. donald trump asking to block the former vice president to testifying in the january 6th investigation. as other prospects hit the road taking on the abortion rights debate. >> thank you.

>> reporter: ron desantis at the republican fund-raiser in new hampshire after signing the six-week abortion ban in florida. tim scott, fresh off the exploreatory committee. >> i would sign the most conservative pro-life legislation that they can get through congress. >> if it was six weeks? >> the most conservative legislation is that can come through congress -- is what i would sign. >> reporter: the gop hopefuls have been making their cases known, mike pompeo announced he would not run in 2024. kristen and joe. >> the field increasingly taking shape. vaughn hillyard, thank you. ten years ago this morning, thousands of people were lining the streets of boston for the city's annual marathon. then the unthinkable. a bombing that would shake that city forever altering life for hundreds of people.

nbc's kathy park is in boston with the look back and forward. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: joe, good morning. tens of thousands of runners from around the world prepare for monday's marathon, today will be a day dedicated to reflection and remembrance. one event will be hosted right here near the finish line. the spot that jogs up memories and emotional memories a decade later. this morning, the resilience and strength of boston on full display as the city marks ten years since the boston marathon bombings. the attack changed lives forever when two bombs detonated near the finish line. >> i remember somebody coming over and yelling we got to get the fences down to get the ambulances down the road. >> reporter: the blast killed three people and injured hundreds of others. 17 lost limbs. for the survivors, the path to

healing meant surgery and therapy. j.p. and paul lost legs in the bombings. they turned trauma into another calling by helping other amputees. michelle blackburn was cheering at a finish line when she ended p racing to the hospital to save her leg. >> does april 15th hit you differently every year? >> i think any time you go through a trauma, it is fluid. i spent years avoiding it. >> reporter: today, she is thriving. a wife and mother of two and now a runner who plans to finish the boston marathon this year until an injury held her back. >> it goes to show healing is a long journey. it is a good reminder we're all human and, you know, we have to change sometimes and pivot. >> reporter: as boston prepares to look back on the day, the swell of support hasn't stopped with the commitment each year to

come together on the anniversary through service and acts of kindness. >> this is a community whose determination and pride and connection to each other, bar none, is always changing the course of history. >> reporter: leading with love one step at a time. >> and this morning, the city is hosting a private gathering for victims, families the followed by a wreath laying ceremony. the security has been heightened for monday's marathon. 30,000 runners will participate in the race. back to you. >> just incredible. kathy, thank you. >> love to hear that. angie lassman is back with the quick look at the forecast. we have a cold front on the move and not bringing in colder air, but strong storms. from illinois to louisiana, the potential to see strong to severe storms to include the chance for large

and that's a look at your forecast. guys, back to you. >> angie, thank you. still to come, what we are learning about the suspect and possible motive in the stabbing death of the tech ceo. we will have the latest from the suspect's first court appearance. eager to get away this summer? yes. you are not alone.

we are back on saturday morning with the "weekly download." >> a lot of headlines this week beginning with another horrific mass shooting. >> tragedy in louisville, kentucky. police say an employee at the bank went on a rampage targeting his co-workers. his mother called 911. >> my son might have a gun. >> the attack left five people dead and eight others injured. governor andy beshear emotional about losing one of his friends and having to tell his wife. >> this person murdered my friend. calling your friend's wife who is your friend telling her that her husband is gone is among the

hardest thing i have done. >> the fire broke out at a recycing plant in indiana and sending toxic fumes in the air. >> fire started in a tractor-trailer on-site and spewing thick plumes of black smoke. >> prince harry and buckingham palace will attend the coordination next month, but without his wife and children. >> it is all speculating if they would make the trip. >> and surfer was attacked by an eight-foot tiger shark in hawaii. he fought off the predator. >> the shark dragged him under water with one leg in his mouth and wrapped his other leg around and is squeezed. >> i cannot believe the courage

they had. i'm getting attacked and they came toward me. >> some of the week's dramatic moments caught on camera. police in the los angeles area went on a long chase trying to capture a man accused of reckless driving. he tried to get away on foot, but surrendered. >> the florida highway patrol is asking to identify this man and woman after attacking another after a crash. police say they initially shot at the victim. she was okay. >> april showers led to april flowers in california. the hillside full of wildflowers after years of drought. >> and the easter egg roll at the white house on monday. >> have a wonderful time at the people's house. god bless you all and may god protect our troops.

happy easter. >> we're joined by our chief easter egg roll correspondent kristen welker. >> i am. i got to share this magical day with margot this year. i took her for the furs time. there she is. >> love it. >> we got several eggs. serious about finding the eggs and her hands were dyed in many colors by the end of the day. we got to dye a few eggs as well. i had so much pride. bring your daughter to workday in the extreme. 30,000 people attended. >> that is unreal. a lot of eggs. >> it is. a lot of eggs. it is joyful. special time with john and margot. still to come, we check in with peter in dublin at the most populartourist attraction in ireland. where peoe have been knownpl t

all right. teach me how to pour the perfect pint.

>> hold it at the 45 degree angle under the tap. >> i know i'm a rookie. >> we are back on saturday morning. april 15th, 2023. well done, peter. no one would know you are a rookie. that was perfect. >> reporter: i like to tell you this is a coffee, kristen and joe. sadly, it's not. it is impossible to walk a block in this place without passing a dozen pubs or bars or restaurants. i did have a favorite. there she is for you. you can see for obvious reasons. this is really one vibrant city. we will take you to the top tourist destination in dublin. the guinness brewery in a bit. >> we can't wait. we are drinking tea. hope you send that guinness our way. peter, thank you. see you coming up in a few minutes. we begin this half hour with the check of the headlines.

mexico police released video of the man after officers approached the wrong home. a warning. the footage you are about to see is difficult to watch. three officers showed up at the door step responding to a domestic violence call. they went to the wrong house. police say dotson opened his door holding a firearm resulting in a shootout. >> shots fired. >> now all officers involved have been placed on administrative leave. an update on the massive fire at the plastics plant in indiana. the epa now says toxic chemicals were released in the air. officials say air monitors detected two contaminants. benzene which causes cancer with long-term expoure and hydrogen cyanide. those who live in the area have

been told not to touch debris. and a new millionaire in new york city. there was a winner in the $476 million lottery drawing. the ticket bought at liberty beer in ozone park, queens. the winning numbers 23, 27, 41, 48, 51 and megaball of 22. the cash option is $253 million. the 13th largest prize in mega millions history. also this morning, we are learning details about the deadly stabbing of the tech executive in san francisco. the suspect appeared in it court for the first time as police begin to layout what happened. miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: inside the san francisco courtroom, murder suspect ordered held without bond as new court documents tie the i.t. consultant to tech

titan bob lee. cameras at millennium tower show both leaving the high-rise in the bmw and driving to the dark area after 2:00 a.m. after standing on the sidewalk, the subject appears to move toward the other subject. lee staggers away. the bmw leaves at a high rate of speed. >> we are trying to piece together moments in time across that night. any evidence that shows mr. lee or mr. memene apart or together are relevant. >> reporter: stabbed three times, including in the heart. video obtained by dailymail.com shows lee flagging down help. a confrontation over the suspect's sister who came to court today with her husband. she lives at the millennium where lee spent an hour and a

half the night of his murder. >> there was a conversation with mr. lee and mr. momeni's sister and concerns. >> reporter: this morning, police say they have a blood spatter kitchen knife. for "today," miguel almaguer, nbc news, san francisco. miguel, thank you. >> let's check in with angie lassman who has another check of the forecast. >> we have severe weather we will talk about that is stretched across the plains and mississippi valley. we could see some damaging winds and isolated tornadoes, but large hail. tennis ball to grapefruit-sized hail today and in the evening hours. notice the front continues to move east and we have snow wrapping around the cold air which gives you an indication of what's to come. wintery conditions are not over for minneapolis as we get into

tomorrow. we see stronger storms in the southeast. georgia could see that activity here as we get into sunday. by the time monday rolls around back into the workweek, we >> good morning. 6:05. we're taking a live look over downtown san jose, where we are seeing some high cloud cover reaching in, coming off of the coastline. current temperatures outdoors, 49 for you in san jose. 38 as you make your way to scott's valley. 49 degrees in the city of oakland. we're going to warm up, mix out of the fog in the mid-morning hours. dublin, 60s on the board for and that's a look at the forecast. guys, back to you. >> angie, thank you so much. just ahead had, peter, you have one of the best assignments

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brands dating back 260 years. guinness hosting 1 million visitors a year. this is where it all began in 1759. the first brewhouse. 9,000 year lease. guinness would buy the place. the brand ambassador is our tour guide. foxy. >> guinness is passionate about quality. they sent what they found in the tombs and we helped date them. nobody had that much knowledge than the scientists here. >> you can imagine who had a good guinness. >> reporter: the dublin campus covers 60 acres. >> we are about to walk in the

tunnel. >> it looks like the underground. >> reporter: this tunnel built under four lanes of traffic. the features are all original dating back to the 1890s. >> this is brew house four? >> yes. brewing all of the guinness draft for north america. >> any pint you drink in the u.s. is made here? >> 25 pints per second. >> a second? >> a second. >> reporter: guinness is served in norway to dublin and this is quite the draw from william and kate to tom cruise. i made a trip here 25 years ago and to this day, the crowds just keep coming. >> why does everybody come? >> the experience and seeing how it is made and pour your own

guinness. >> one of the last stops before wedded bliss is the guinness factory? >> because it is so famous and everybody wants to sample it here in ireland where it's brewed. >> i have a feeling you had a few? >> yeah. >> reporter: the last stop is the guinness academy. >> teach me how to pour. >> hold at a 45 degree angle under the tap. >> i know i'm a rookie. >> this looks good. i'm excited for you. >> reporter: and not to be forgotten our friends at home. faces in foam to top off the one-of-a-kind trip. >> they call that a stouty. a selfie in a beer. we need another one at this point in the show. believe it or not, guinness produces 800 million pints a year. they take the beer seriously. the process of pouring a perfect

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and rachel weisz caught up with willie about "dead ringers" and struggles of earning over her family early in her career. >> were your parents supportive as you made the turn to the career? >> not really. they were just the parents who said you have to get a degree. my dad was like really skeptical about my career choice. he wasn't very impressed by what i was doing. only after a good 15 years, okay. he was tough. >> it took 15 years? you can catch willie's conversation with rachel tomorrow morning on "sunday today." that is your "popstart." >> her dad is a tough customer. >> 15 years. okay. you are good. >> a leap of faith. it paid off. still to come, a gender

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so you canan get goingng. learn how w abbvie can help y you save. good morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday, april 15th. i'm kira klapper. a santa clara councilman could land in prison for lying about leaking a report. in october, a civil grand jury was investigating the 49ers. the team was accused of trying to stack the city council with team-friendly members. that included counsel sillman anthony becker. now, days before the jury planned to release the report, someone leaked it to the niners. the leak triggered a criminal grand jury investigation. prosecutors accuse becker of leaking that report to team officials. they say he lied about leaking it to the grand jury while under

oath. >> well, this is clearly a case of the coverup being worse than the crime. giving the 49ers an early peek at this scathing report may have curried favor for anthony becker, but at the same time, when he got on the stand and lied about that, he created a very big criminal problem for himself. >> we reached out to becker, but he did not respond to our request for comment. he is scheduled to be arraigned monday. we're going to turn now and check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast as we begin a new weekend. >> middle of the month, if you can believe that. let's start in san rafael, where we are seeing cloud cover this morning. 43 degrees. we'll start to mix out of this coastal fog by around the middle of the morning, mixing out to plenty of sunshine. fur your lunchtime hour, 60s with plenty of sunshine to enjoy whatever plans you have around the bay area for this middle of the month.

415 day, those in the area code, congratulations. let the celebrations begin. running from 2 to 8 degrees warmer there in the north bay because of that cloud cover. there is plenty to do once this mix is out, like san francisco, the cherry blossom festival there today to celebrate. our mike inoye will be there, so say hi. a bit of a foggy start, then more clouds are expected as we roll into the day on sunday. we are tracking the return of showers right here in the bay area starting on monday night, starting in the north bay and continuing through midweek. we're on a bit of a roller coaster ride with all these weather changes. don't be afraid, we're be here at 7:00 a.m. to walk you through it all. >> thanks. coming up at 7:00 this morning on "today in the bay," we are learning what happened in the hours before tech mogul bob lee was killed and who lee and his suspected killer fought over hours before the deadly stabbing.

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cooldown and the return of spring. we'll tell you what to expect. plus, the hot summer travel forecast. it could be a record setting year for vacations. the popular destinations and soaring prices and is there any way to save money? ballerin. >> i have to go back to the community. >> one woman's push to bring more diversity to the stage and make dancing dreams come true. today, saturday, april 15th, 2023. >> hi, we're from lancaster county, pennsylvania. >> we are penn state. >> wishing our guys from fleming, florida a great time in myrtle beach. >> enjoy the 19th hole. >> everyone is pumped up on this spring saturday.

good morning. welcome back to "today." we have joe here while peter is in dublin covering the president and a host of other things. >> that's right. we have a lot to cover. especially where peter is right now. the top news today is the 21-year-old suspect who appeared in court for the first time on friday. peter, what's the latest? >> reporter: kristen and joe, good morning. president biden spoke for the first time since the arrest of jack teixeira. the massachusetts air national guard member who is accused of the largest leak of top secrets in years. federal investigators are ordered to see why teixeira had the documents in the first place and how much secret information he did have. teixeira, as you noted, was in federal court friday. he is facing multiple charges under the espionage act of possessing and sharing.

a squad surrounded his home and ordered teixeira, who is said to be a gun enthusiast, out of his home with hands up. president biden is back in the u.s. before wrapping up a sentimental trip. he told reporters said the visit did not affect when he would announce the 2024 plans. saying the an announcement will come quote relatively soon. back to you. >> peter, thank you so much. all right. we want to head to south florida where flooded neighborhoods are just beginning to dry out after two feet of rain fell in two hours. sam brock is in ft. lauderdale with more on this. sam, how are things looking? >> reporter: kristen, a lot better than yesterday. 12 hours later and a world of difference. the street i'm standing on here in edgewood neighborhood. you see 2 to 3 feet of water yesterday. a drastically different picture.

these are pictures from where we were yesterday and in flamingo park. crews were out there in high-terrain vehicles. the crews were trying to connect with folks to see if they were trapped or needed assistance. it fell into three buckets, kristen. some folks trapped on top of cars and needing help and older residents needed to reunite with families to get food and medicine and then folks lugging around lots of belongings with nowhere to go. look at that. that is flamingo park yesterday. i talked to a gentleman who had not left from wednesday afternoon to friday morning. this is a hardship for people. i will show you what we saw yesterday and today. when i was out here, there was a car over my shoulder here. the water came up to the bumper. over the course of the morning, we have been out here a couple hours. this water has come down to the fact where it barely touches my boot. major changes here.

one thing i like to point out is florida international had 800 cancellations the last couple days. this morning with only five. people had been forced to cancel original flights and re-book later in the week. kristen, back to you. >> sam brock, you have been there since the beginning. thank you. the prime minister of japan is back on the campaign trail after a chaotic and frightening scene this morning at the event where he was about to give a speech. prime minister fumio kishida was about to speak after an explosive device was thrown in his direction. he was not hurt. no injuries were reported. kishida was campaigning at a fishing port in western japan. this is similar to the assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe which happened on the campaign tour. back in this country, a bill to ban tiktok is in the hands of

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we are back with "today's talker." who doesn't love talking about the next vacation? this beach looks nice. although it is april, it is already shaping up to be a record travel season. >> if you are planning an escape, expect packed airports and expensive tickets. gabe gutierrez has everything you need to know. >> reporter: after a chaotic summer last year, the airline industry is bracing for an even busier 2023. >> we're in the experience economy. people want their experiences back. >> reporter: delta ceo now predicting a record summer travel season. the flights internationally are almost 75% booked. hopper.com predicts summer airfare is more than 2019. ticket prices are $328 in the u.s. 5$518 going mexico. up 30% from 2019.

that is not deterring travelers. the latest tsa figures show passenger screenings are ahead of last year and in some cases now surpassing pre-pandemic levels. >> traveling this summer to jamaica. we got that planned. >> a tricky to get a cheaper flight. a lot more than you normally spend. >> reporter: if you waited this long to book, what are your options? >> don't overthink it. get a bundled trip where airfare and hotel come together. you can save hundreds of dollars. >> reporter: the most expensive time to fly this summer is the first week of july. by august, you can save $125 off airfare. the top u.s. destination? new york city, vegas and orlando. paris and tokyo. for "today," gabe gutierrez, new york. >> neither of us has planned. first week of july is when we

have to do it, according to gabe. >> we will start working on that after the show. it's a deal. let's get another check of the forecast from angie with temperatures warming up. >> i can't lie. i haven't planned mine. i guess i'll do that after the show. >> join us. >> we have summer like conditions across the country. eastern half of the country the last couple days. look at the changes thanks to the cold front. minneapolis hit 82 degrees on friday. today? 57. that is weather whiplash. hope you did not put away the layers. now we're also tracking the potential for severe weather with that cold front. this includes 27 million people along the mississippi and extending to illinois and the gulf coast and louisiana is included in this. parts of little rock and springfield. we could see large hail through the afternoon and early evening hours tonight with damaging winds up to 60 miles an hour. i cannot rule out an isolated

tornado. here is the area we are keeping a close eye on for hail. tennis ball to grapefruit-sized hail. you want to make sure you have a way to get alerts as the afternoon goes on. we have the rain working through with the system. the highest amounts are 3 inches and focused at the gulf coast and louisiana with the higher amounts. otherwise, .25 inch to .50 inch in springfield and little rock. now to the information a lot of people might be upset with especially in the upper midwest. we will have potentially 5 to 8 inches of snow that will be possible here from the same system. the cold air behind it and the moisture to tap into. you can see places like the upper peninsula of michigan and wisconsin will see the higher totals. on the west side of michigan, could you pick up 1 inch or so by the time this is all said and done. this is going to be something that we'll deal with for a

little while longer through the weekend and early part of the workweek. we finally start to see things calming down and we end up with more seasonal conditions back in place for us here as >> good morning. it's 6:44 on this saturday. taking a live look over downtown, where we have the cloud cover mixing out this morning. 49 degrees as we start the day. you can see it right here on satellite and radar. mostly out towards the coastline, so if you live on the coastline, maybe inner peninsula, you might see drizzle as you make your way out the door this morning. hey, hope you join us at 7:00 a.m. we have a lot to talk about. talking about the weekend warmup. short lived, as we'll see the clouds return later tomor so there you have it, guys. summer is not officially here yet. we get back to the spring conditions coming up. >> and snow. >> snow. >> in april.

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we are back on saturday morning with the inspiring story of the professional ballerina who is helping other black and brown dance students follow in her footsteps. >> she said there weren't many opportunities to dance in the philadelphia neighborhoods where she grew up, but she fell in love with the art and saw ballet as her ticket out becoming a professional dancer. she is now paying it forward to pave the way for others like her. nestled in the heart of south philadelphia, the sounds of change are afoot. >> one, two, three. >> led by philadelphia native

shanelle holland. >> this is me. this is where i'm supposed to be. this is my safe haven. >> she quickly realized she was one of few black dancers in the predominately white world of ballet. >> i was not as tall. i was not as thin. >> you look different. >> the physicality of ballet was designed for a specific body type. automatically to them, she will never make it in new york city ballet. >> how did you not let that get you down? >> i cried a lot. like i'm -- i'm having a moment now thinking about it. going into the locker room and having all your stuff stolen because you are the only african american in that company. >> she was driven by her passion for dance. at age 16, accepted to the alvin alle dance studio. >> they nurture you as an

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path. >> i was able to dance and feel free and know everybody else in the room was like me. >> she said it is the details that make a difference, including leotards for darker skin tones. >> when i wear brown, i literally -- my body relaxes and i feel confident and comfortable in my skin. >> during a recent sunday rehearsal, the company was preparing for what they believed would be the first ever all-black and brown performance of swan lake. hoping to inspire the next generation of ballerinas. >> young kids like to see a young black and brown dancer. see they can end up somewhere and end up on the stage and do what they love. >> the vision is now a reality, but her work is not finished. >> i loved spending time with all of them. her message to other young dancers of color, if you put the work in, it can happen.

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good morning. i'm kira klapper. coming up next on "today in the bay," we are learning what happened in the hours before tech mogul bob lee was killed. and whom lee and his suspected killer fought over hours before

the stabbing. plus, it's the northern california battle. the golden state warriors versus the sacramento kings for the first playoff game tonight. where you can watch. and it sounds like today will be the warmer day of this weekend. cinthia pimentel will have your full microclimate forecast, including the return of rain coming up next at 7:00.