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so is the nation one step closer to a recession? waiting game. anxious parents eager for a decision on the first covid vaccine for the youngest children, after moderna presses for approval. straight ahead the pressure on the fda to act quick, with cases of the virus now surging across 44 states. fall out. a new twist tied to the "rust" shooting investigation. attorneys for the woman in charge of guns on the set now accusing the sheriff of misleading the public. we'll have the very latest. those stories plus, petal problems. with mother's day almost here, florists nationwide facing a flower shortage. >> i'm going to do what i can with what we have. >> inside the race to bring in new shipments and fill your orders in time to put smiles on the faces of moms from coast to coast. and betting big. >> travon walker. linebacker.

georgia. >> the nfl draft open opened in las vegas. a thrilling first night of surprising twists and raw emotions from players. >> how cool is that? that needs no words right there. >> and fans. even more dreams set to be fulfilled today, friday, april 29, 2022. ♪♪ from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hey guys, welcome to "today." a friday morning. so happy you are joining us. savannah is off. hard to tell who was happier? what an incredibly exciting night. >> here's the thing. some of the fans just as excited as the players out there in vegas. if you missed it last night, literally dreams coming true before our very eyes. of the first round of the nfl draft filled with surprise

picks, blockbuster trades, and some serious fashion. >> no kid will. we'll get all the highlights. also get you is the for rounds two and three. that is coming up later on tonight. >> as we head into the weekend, the south southwest facing new fire dangers. the southern plains are on alert for severe storms. and tomorrow, nearly 20 million at risk for strong hail and even possible tornadoes. but we are going to start with the latest on the war in ukraine. amid new russian attacks and push by president biden for billions of dollars of additional aid for ukraine. this morning an american family said they are mourning the loss of an american killed while fighting alongside ukrainian forces. erin mcglaughlin is in kyiv. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. this is the site of last night's missile strikes on the capital. one of the missiles struck that apartment building. you can see they're working to clear the rubble. meanwhile this morning there is

report of another american killed in ukraine. this morning, cnn reporting that a u.s. marine veteran has been killed while fighting in ukraine. according to his family. 22 year old william joseph cancel had been working for a private military company in the country since march. his mother telling cnn he wanted to go over because he believed in what ukraine was fighting for. he leaves behind his wife and a and a 7-month-old baby. late thursday, just as the u.n. secretary general was visiting kyiv, two russian missiles struck the center of the capital, injuring ten and killing one, according to the city's mayor. you can see the massive emergency response, as well as the military. the ground is covered in glass. explosives are thick in the air. this is chaos in the heart of kyiv. the head of the u.n. acknowledging it has failed to

stop the blood shed. his visit also focusing on the besiege port city of mariupol, where hundreds of civilians and ukrainian fighters remained trapped inside an old steel plant. antonio gutierrez saying russia's president putin had agreed in principle to allow civilians to evacuate. but the assault shows no signs of stopping. "every time i speak with my husband, he tells me about the bright future we have after we win". >> how does that make you feel. >> i'm very aid afraid. thursday president biden asking congress to fund a $33 billion aid package to help keep ukraine going through september. badly needed funds as the country begins to tally the economic toll. mall owner say he's lost almost everything. he shows us harrowing videos of

what happens when the russians arrived on his street and the devastation they left behind. "i'm very sad, but i'm also an optimist he says." we ukrainians are optimists. that's why we will win this war." nbc reached out to both the state department as well as the family of the veteran reportedly killed. we have yet to hear back. a state department official tells cnn they are aware of the report and monitoring the situation closely. >> to hear that man who lost everything say he's optimistic is really something. meanwhile back here wall street and main street are digesting stunning news about the economy. it actually sign language in the first quarter after one of the strongest periods of growth in late 2021 with prices soaring and plenty of jobs available. it has lot of folks scratching their heads this morning. tom costello joins us from washington with a bit of an explanation perhaps. tom good morning to you.

>> as is often the case there is not one reason to explain. there are many factor affecting the price we pay. and we are all feeling every bit of. this from the grocery store to the gas pump, the car lot, human improvement store, to new mortgages and new rents. americans are caught in the vortex of high prices and now signs the economy is shrinking the economy contracted by 1.4% in the first three months of the year after rising by nearly 7% at the end of 2021 a big surprise since unemployment is near a 50-year low. and inflation is at 40-year highs, pushed higher by the supply chain crisis and strong consumer demand. at this bar and grill in cincinnati, owner pat shepherd is trying to manage all of it. everything costs more, especially if it is from overseas and she's struggling to find

employees. >> so yeah, this is the most challenging time we've ever been through. everything from shortage of employees to how to honestly keep the customers happy when you do your best to get the product in. >> reporter: analysts say several factors caused the economy to contract in the first quarter. the war in ukraine slowed the global economy the u.s. imported more than it exported and the government cut back on pandemic spending. the supply chain crisis worsened in china, just as omicron spread across the country the timing is not good the federal reserve still expected to raise interest rates another half a point next week

to help tame inflation >> the nasdaq closing with a gain of 3%. >> reporter: despite the inflation concerns, wall street bounced back on thursday after days of selling. but the economy on main street remains a very big concern >> you want another job it is probably out there for you wages are going to be going up and prices are going to be going up too and it will be a race between them. >> reporter: recession remains the big concern with the fed raising rates. as we all know higher rates mean we will pay more for car loans, mortgages, rents and credit cards the fed also taking stimulus money out of the economy hoping to bring about a soft landing, not a crash landing and a recession, craig. >> tom costello, thank you. in the meantime the process to approve the first covid vaccine for the nation's youngest children is moving forward. and the question a lot of parents are asking this morning is, how long will they have to wait nbc's stephanie gosk with the latest good morning. >> good morning. for parents of the nearly 18 million children under age 6 that's the last grou waiting on a vaccine moderna's move comes as especially welcome news after months of delays and disappointment experts warn still, fda approval could take several weeks as the

omicron subvariant keeps driving up cases across the country. this morning, growing pressure on the fda to move quick after modern asked the government for emergency use authorization of its covid vaccine for babies, toddlers and young kids. the company says its vaccine is safe and provides robust protection, with two shots taken four weeks apart 25% of the adult dose. moderna says it is 51% effective fvr ages 6 months to 2 years and 37% for ages 2 through 5 experts say the rates appear low, but actually are in line with what adult and teen vaccines are showing after the winter omicron surge. >> decreases efficacy across the board. it might seem low but again, some protection is better than zero. >> reporter: dr. hartman helped

conduct the moderna trial. >> there have no severe disease or hospitalization observed within the trial overall the infections in these kids tended to be pretty mild. even in the time of omicron. >> reporter: it is welcome news for frustrated parents whose young children are especially vulnerable to the disease. >> we've had to be very careful with him. >> stephanie has a 3 year old with a metabolic disorder, puts him at high risk for covid complications. >> i really hope fda really pushes this through and has some urgency. we're so ready to reenter the world. >> reporter: still, many other parents remain hesitant. >> i have not made up my mind whether i'll get the kids vaccinated. >> reporter: only 28% of kids 5-11 have gotten two doses of the vaccine. the cdc says most americans have now been infected with covid, including nearly 60% of adults and 75% of children. coast to coast, cases are continuing to rise

driven by the omicron subvariant up more than 50% in the past two weeks, with increases in all by six states and d.c still hospitalizations are below pandemic highs and deaths continue to decline even as the u.s. approaches one million deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. back to the pediatric vaccines for a moment with moderna first out of the gate pfizer is also working on a vaccination for young kids its treatment features a lower dose than moderna and consists of three shots instead of two. >> wow >> okay. all right. stephanie gosk thank you. this morning new developments tied to an emotional fight that is playing out across this country. state legislators in oklahoma just approved a bill that would prohibit abortions after six weeks of pregnancy it is modelled after a similar law in neighboring texas blayne alexander joins us now if the story. blayne, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning to you what's notable is there is no lag time when this bill would be signed and when it goes in effect

it is just a pen stroke away from becoming one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the nation with the showdown being fought in states nationwide this morning oklahoma is the latest battleground. lawmakers approved a bill dubbed the oklahoma heart beat act, banning abortions after six weeks. the time doctors are able to detect a heartbeat but before most women even know they're pregnant >> this will not save just one life this will save, many, many lives. >> this bill is incredibly intrusive. it reduces individual's freedoms and it is just plain wrong. >> reporter: the bill goes to the desk of the governor who earlier this month signed a different bill making it a crime to perform abortions in the state. >> we want oklahoma to be the most pro life state in the country. >> reporter: that bill goes into effect this summer but this latest measure passed with an emergency provision meaning it goes into effect as soon as it's signed. likely any day

>> it impacts every fertile woman's health in the state of oklahoma by passing this law. >> reporter: the president of planned parenthood calls the measure unconscionable and unconstitutional, vowing to fight it in court. the impact stretches beyond oklahoma's borders into neighboring texas where a similar slaw sent women seeking abortions to nearby states the legislation is the late nest a flurry of strict abortion laws nationwide, including florida where governor ron desantis recently signed a measure banning the procedure after 15 weeks. that law is modelled after a similar one in mississippi, which is currently under review in the supreme court it poses a direct challenge to the landmark roe v. wade ruling setting up a potentiallyk roe v. groundbreaking decision by the nation's highest court now, getting back to oklahoma.

right now there is no indication when the governor may sign that bill into law but a craig he has said he plans to sign any hiti-abortion legislation that shifting gears now tom, last night was like a dream maker series. >> it was pretty cool. and defense was the big headline good morning nfl's most popular off season event got under way last night the draft heading to las vegas for the first time, being held right in the middle of the strip. and the first round was filled with dramatic twists and turns as the league's next stars learn where they will suit up this fall sam brock was up watching every single pick. good morning to you. >> reporter: just past midnight. you know

not too late but we are here right now. the excitement tom is obvious. look, in 11 of the last 15 nfl drafts the top pick was a quarterback. this year there wasn't even one selected in the top 10 as friends and families right now cheering on the next wave of nfl stars with hugs, even a few tears too. with hundreds of thousands of fans piled in under a vegas sun, the nfl draft kicked off with with a fiery greeting from ice cube and a chilly reception for commissioner goodell and then the draft's biggest mystery finally revealed >> the jacksonville jaguars select travon walker >> reporter: the jags kept everybody guessing until the last minute before grabbing georgia's travon walker with the top pick walker's family sharing high fives and wide smiles. then seconds later, the next pick popping right in. >> this was about as quick as we've ever seen a team do this. >> reporter: the lions suggesting aiden hutchison of michigan, a hometown product

huddling with his family before locking the commissioner a bear hug. >> i get to go back to detroit, motor city hopefully win some ball games. >> the top five picks all defensive standouts. three edge rushers and two quarterbacks known for following receivers all over the field but on this night. >> and his moment of excitement took off the wrong way spin move there. >> the jets sauce gardner was lost gardner reversing course to find the stage. and a top 10 a trio of offensive linemen with no quarterback in the top 10 >> i think so many times quarterbacks suck the air out of the room >> reporter: for all the vegas out of the room. >> reporter: for all the vegas splendor and splashy splendor and splashy trades, the night was sealed with beaming families full of pride and grateful athletes ready to make an impact the new york giants first pick, kevin thibodaux dancing his way on the stage and celebrating with a "make-a-wish" recipient and the first quarterback taken by the pittsburgh steelers at number 20.

kenny pickett played his college ball at the university of pittsburgh one reason why he was so emotional at the end of that draft when he was selected and mike tomlin the coach of the pittsburgh steelers said we looked all across the country for a replacement for ben roethlisberger turned out it was right next door. >> there was a little bit of not draft drama but a bit of horse trading here the saints traded with the commanders to move up in the draft. so you could have a great wide receiver you guys picked up a wide receiver as well. >> we did. >> and i'd love to see what happens. >> all this football talk is interesting but watching that "make-a-wish" child? that was awesome and the families, that was really cool. thanks tom. >> and no one does a spectacle like the nfl >> what you got mr. roker? >> well unfortunately we got some severe weather to talk thl

no one puts on a spectacle like nfl. about. as we start things off as we show you on the radar. we're looking at showers and thunderstorms from the dakotas into the central plains. and it is just going to get worse as the day wears on. 9 million people at risk and here are the real risk factors we're looking at storm impact giant hail talking hail could be as large as softballs with significant damage possible. we're also looking at strong tornado risk from lincoln, nebraska down to stillwater and tulsa, oklahoma, wichita, kansas as well. and then tomorrow we've got 17 million people at risk madison, wisconsin, chicago, indianapolis, down to paducah, memphis. severe risk for nebraska, kansas and oklahoma tomorrow the rain continues up into minnesota with areas of

flooding possible. the severe threat risk moves into the midwest by sunday, the cold front tracks into the southeast strong storms will be stretching from pittsburgh to lexington, kentucky we are looking for heavy rain back through the plains. upwards of four inches or more we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. ...or last-minute gift shopping rashida... i'm putting a bow on it! wow... ...even sneaking away for a vacay rashida. shhh! i've earned this, okay? earn 5% cash back in your top eligible spend category, up to $500 spent each billing cycle. with the citi custom℠ card. it is 7:20. i'm meteorologist vianey arana. the temperatures right now in the 40s. a live look in san francisco,

today's day time highs will bump from 40s up into the 70s for your forecasted highs and the afternoon for the south bay san jose 73. we're not worried about rain today. it will be breezy to windy at times especially around the coastline. in through danville, 73, walnut creek 74. oakland 69, some cooler spots will be around the peninsula with temperatures in the mid-60s. and that is your latest weather. guys >> thank you still ahead the growing pushback against the release of the new evidence tied ott open investigation looking into the fatal "rust" shooting. this mornings the reaction from the woman in charge of guns for the film and what it means for the case moving forward. >> also new details on the drama involving former couple, jason sudeikis and olivia wild what we're now learning about the decision to serve her legal papers while she was live on stage. first this is "today" on nbc

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that may show one of the individuals purchased a baby carrier nearly a month before that kidnapping, even though she has no children. i'm bob redell. oakland unified is asking parents to keep their kids at home today because of a one-day teacher strike that the school district doesn't think it will have enough staff to cover the thousands of teachers who are expected to walk out, even though the schools will be open, they are asking them to keep kids at home. the teachers will be picketing to protest the district's plan to close and consolidate several schools. >> we have a beautiful weekend on tap, vianey. >> look at this live look in san francisco. we have high clouds expected for this afternoon. if you're headed out the door right now we are in the 40s. however, look at the daytime highs for today. we get breezy to windy conditions at times. no wind advisories in effect, san jose a high of 73, morgan hills 75. in through the interior, antioch 77. walnut creek 74, and upper 60s

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soldiers appartlenaty e during world war ii she wiped away tears as she was presented with the take during a ceremony near venues in 1945 her mother bakes her a cake for her 13th birthday but leaves it on the window sill to cool some hungry american soldiers helped themselves to it. and they wanted to make it up to her after all the years. a great gesture. also a lot of guilt. >> sweet. >> really sweet. >> fallout continuing to grow over the release of evidence from the open investigation into that fatal shooting on the "rust" movie set. >> it is being blasted by halyna hutchins' family and now the woman in charge of guns for the film. miguel almaguer has the latest good morning >> reporter: hoda good morning the attorneys representing hannah gutierrez-reed says the

armorer's reputation is being tarnished. >> sorry sorry -- >> reporter: the massive evidence from the santa fe county sheriff's office captured a distraught and confused hannah gutierrez-reed but perhaps the most damaging information wasn't caught on camera and was instead a series of old tex messages released by the sheriff given to investigators by seth kenny. >> she wanted to shoot live ammo out of the guns. >> reporter: kenny, the film's ammunition supplier told the detects before the filming of "rust" on a different movie months earlier that she asked for live ammunition which is never allowed on any set. savannah pressed the sheriff on importance of those messages >> do you have an answer now as to how live ammunition got on to

a movie set when it should never been there in the first place? >> there was information from text message that was concerning based on the fact that live ammo was spoke about and was probably used on a prior movie set. >> reporter: but that response outraged attorneys for gutierrez-reed they wrote, sheriff mend is a, without any evidence, implied based on the text message live round may have been fired on the prior set by hanna there was recklessly false and no evidence to support misstatement gutierrez-reed's attorneys asked the sheriff amend his remarks. this morning the sheriff is not commenting any further and now as the blame game plays out in public, it is the district attorney who will have the final say over any potential

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actress olivia wild served custody pains from ex jason sudeikis on stage in front of a packed crowd. >> joe fryer has an update good morning >> good morning. things took a dramatic turn as olivia wild was promoting her new film at a high profile event. sudeikis has condemned the inappropriate way she was served those private documents in such a public way

this morning we're learning more about what happened. new details about that bizarre moment a list actress olivia wild was served legal papers while on stage at a packed cinema con she had been promoted her new film, "don't worry darling" on tuesday when she was interrupted by a woman delivering a mysterious legal envelope. inside legal documents from her exfiancé actor jason sudeikis concerning the custody of their two children the woman was an l.a. based server hired by a law firm for the actor. she approached the stage when she was not authorized to be there representatives for wild did not respond to our requests for comment but sources close to sudeikis say he had no prior knowledge of the time or place the envelope would have been delivered. but legal experts say that is not common common. >> it seems very unusual that

the >> it seems very unusual that the attorneys weren't talking in advance and that alternative measures were getting these papers served weren't taken. >> well the former hollywood power couple never tied the knot they were together for nine years. the two met for the first time at an snl rap party in 2011. >> just the greatest line of all time jason had he came up and he said you know whatever you are looking for you don't need it. >> reporter: in november 2020 the couple announced their split. months later wild was spotted holding hands with her now boyfriend, the pop star harry stylist. the two reportedly hit it off on the set of harry styles. >> touch each other's toes >> sudeikis has been in london shotting the third series of ted lasso. she told the magazine whatever country we're in, they have a routine and a community. they are best friends and they have each other.

legal experts say while it might be unusual for someone to be served on stage t rules are relatively limited they are allowed to approach a potential party and serve papers in any public setting. back to you guys >> joe fryer thank you. 7:43 mr. roker? >> fire and ice today. we start out west. not eight million people throughout the southwest into the rockies. and extreme fire conditions for today into tomorrow. critical risk to extreme risk from el paso, amarillo, dodge city in the northeast 17 million impacted by because of dry gusty conditions. low humidity and ample fuel for fires yet we are talking about really cool conditions. frost advisory asks freeze warnings for 22 million people from ho into the northeast with temperatures with windchills right now feels like 37 in new york city. 27 in detroit and watertown as well but for today, temperatures will

start to moderate. temperatures finally starting to come up in the northeast really warm out west wichita state, 88. little rock, 84 degrees. and heading into tomorrow, temperatures still cool here in the east but the good news is as we get into the early part of next week into the low-60 in boston, mid-70 in philadelphia and mid-70s out into cin and here's a live look in san francisco as we head out the door, mild in the 40s. chilly through parts of the south bay. daytime highs don't have to worry about the rain. we'll get a little bit of a breeze going especially around the coastline. temps will be in the 70s today, comfortable in san jose, 73. east san jose 74. down through morgan hill and gilroy upper 70s as well and around the oakland area, upper 60s, look at hayward 68,

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we are back with sheinelle jones. also a friendly reminder mother's day next weekend. >> for many folks flowers are always favorite gift options but like everything else these days you may have to pay a little more to get this kerry sanders is at miami international airport. >> reporter: good morning guys that's right if you want to make mom smile, flowers are the way to go. over my shoulder you can see the boxes coming off the cargo plane here inside those boxes, flowers that were picked about 36 hours ago and they will be here very briefly. if all goes as planned they will make their way for mother's day inside a vase at your mom's house. from carnations and tulips to lilies and lilacs. just about any flower you can imagine is arriving here at miami international airport to

help fill those mother's day orders >> this is our busyst time of the year we've probably on a typical mother's day rush processed a billion cut flower stems this year it is predicted to be even more than that. >> reporter: crews are now working around the clock to unload all these fresh cut flowers from country like colombia and ecuador >> and the fifth largest in value. that means that flowers are supremely important for us and we're considered the flower gateway for the americas. >> reporter: more than 300 thousand stems arriving daily in preparation for mother's day triple the amount that usually comes in shipments this mother's day season compared to 2021. now it is a race against the clock as all those blooms are unpacked, repacked and shipped all over the country to local distributors prices for flowers have increased in the last few years. because of the pandemic supply chain issues and environmental problems

like poor weather conditions impacting growers. perry's florist in miami has been in business 85 years and says lately finding inventory has been challenging. >> sometimes i am unable to provide a specific flower, a certain color or things like that but i try to do my best and explain in advance i'm going to do what i can with what we have. >> reporter: according to experts, sales are not slowing flowers make up a staggering 80% of mother's day gifts in the u.s. and of those the majority will be floral bouquets. 63%. >> the beauty of flowers and plants is that really regardless of your budget, there is something out there for you. >> reporter: if you are looking to get some beautiful blooms for mom that won't break the bank. experts say talk to your local florist.

>> tell your florist what your budget is and say these are my favorite colors or this is this mother's favorite flowers and this is my budget and here is what i want to spend and they will make it happen. >> reporter: right now we're inside the cooler. you can see a little different inside here. the flowers are kept here but they are only here for a sport period of time guy oversight here waiting for the boxes to arrive you have a that cargo jet remember, if you are going to be buying flowers for mom, and you ought to be doing something for mom with mother's day. remember a few things. first of all as we put it up here on the screen you want to make sure that you compare prices you can't really suspect there is going to be any price cut this is year even though they say deliveries runner-up 40% compared to last year bottom line, don't expect any price cuts also if you are going to order

online, reread the customer reviews because that becomes very helpful to see if other people have problems and then finally, this is always important, order early and just one other reminder guys as you get your flowers and you have somebody maybe doing a delivery because you live in a different town expect to pay more because gasoline does cost more. >> thank you kerry just ahead on "pop start." surprising shake upcoming to the world of late night tv. >> plus why we've got a bunch of dogs in our studio surprising findings after your local news what we value most, shouldn't cost more. [ music ends ] you're probably thinking that these two are in some sort of lover's quarrel. no, no, no. they're both invested... in green energy. and also each other. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop. what would you like the power to do?

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talk to your dermatologist about skyrizi. learn how abbvie could help you save. . good morning. it's 7:56. i'm kris sanchez. here is what's happening now. >> good morning everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. the latest inflation numbers we just got, prices continue to rise faster than wages though wages are rising and the head of airbnb told his employees they can work anywhere in the world they want and airbnb will keep paying bay area level wages. brian chesky telling workers you can move from san francisco to nashville or paris to lyon. >> hmm, where are we going, vianey? >> good question. if you're hanging around san francisco, the weather is great and we're going to be seeing temperatures today in the 60s for san francisco, but we do have 70s out there. take a look at the south bay. san jose 73, morgan hill 75 in

through the interior. walnut creek 74, concord 76. upper 60s around oakland and hayward, and then we do have some breezy to windy conditions at times especially around the peninsula and in san francisco winds from the west at about 19 miles per hour. 63 for mission, 55 for the marina. novato up through santa rosa also will be in those 70s through the afternoon, and that's going to stay dry through the weekend, expect to wake up to some breezy winds tomorrow, and then things cool off just a little bit but not before warming up into the 80s, as we head in towards saturday and sunday. kris? >> that looks lovely. we'll have more local news coming up for you in just a half hour. have a great morning, folks. this morning on "california live" "access hollywood" kim hoover dishes about her mother's day traditions and a magical look inside "harry potter and the cursed child" this morning at 11:30 on "california live."

it is 8:00 on "today." coming up, breaking overnight, a marine veteran reportedly killed in ukraine after heading there to fight against russia. what his family is saying, as the capital city of kyivs comes under attack once again. we have dwoot the things to watch. and breed, a new study says the type of dog has little to do with its personality. >> you shouldn't put expectations on a dog just because of the breed. >> friends in studio 1a to help put that research to the test.

plus, throw me a bone. up close look at a rare velociraptor fossil set to be auctioned at millions of dollars. how much will they fetch we'll check it out before the bidding begins, today, friday, april 29, 2022 ♪ >> to our families in iowa. >> and minnesota. >> from phoenix. >> i turned 21 today ♪ 21 today. >> from virginia. >> shout out to our kids watching in crown point, indiana. >> from san diego. >> it's my 60th birthday >> three generations from indiana.

now three generations? kwhoe we got to get out there. we're going say hi and visit with everyone in a bit happy friday we are so happy you are ending your week with us. savannah's got the morning off good to see everybody. all right? ready for the weekend? we're ready, we're ready. >> we are ready. but we're already looking ahead to next week here on "today. because sheinelle jones is going to be taking us to the met gala. last year sheinelle walked the red carpet for us. she's back at it again monday night as the fashion world's most exclusive party gets under way. >> i sh i think should be on the red carpet and not holding a mic on the site. this -- >> -- not sure -- the latest from ukraine, including new attacks on the capital. while an american family is mourning over the reported death of a son fighting alongside ukrainian forces erin mcglaughlin is in kyiv with the three things we need to

watch. >> a u.s. veteran killed while fighting in ukraine. his mother telling cnn her son had been working for a private military company nbc reached out to is it state department and his family but have yet to hear back. cnn reporting a u.s. official said they were aware of these reports and are closely monitoring the situation meanwhile this morning in the capital, there are cleaning up after two russian missiles struck the center of the city, injuring 10 and killing at least 1. the attack happened as the u.s. secretary general was visiting kyiv during his visit, antonio gutierrez acknowledged the u.n. failed to prevent the war and stop the blood shed. he also focused on the besiege city of mariupol where hundreds of civilian and ukrainian fighters remain trapped inside an old steel plant gutierrez saying president putin agreed in principle to allow

civilians to evacuate. hoda >> erin mcglaughlin, thank you back here lots of eyes on wall street after the surprising news the academy actually sign language in the first quarter of this year. but does that tell the whole story? nbc's tom costello is following this from washington good morning. >> the news was really stunning because the economy grew at almost 7% at the end of 2021 then the sudden reversal in the first three months of the year analysts say there are many reasons. number one, russia's invasion of ukraine slowing the global economy. the u.s. importing more than it exports. the government cutting back on economic stimulus. the supply chain crisis is worsening. covid sweeping across parts of china. and omicron slowing the u.s. economy at the start of the year but the u.s. economy appears to be very robust unemployment is near a 50-year

low. plenty of jobs out there and consumer spending is very strong so strong it's helping to fuel skyrocketing inflation that we all feel so the federal reserve still expected to raise interest rates by another half point next week as it tries to get inflation under control. the risk though, if the fed hit the brakes too hard, it could send the academy, the country into a recession craig? >> tom costello, thank you in california this week a good of good samaritans jumped into action when they saw a highway patrol officer in trouble. the officer had been shot in the leg and several people swooped in to help control the bleeding. that's why several others surrounded the suspect pinning him against a highway divider. trying to keep him under control. police say the officer had been responding to a traffic incident when the struggle began. the suspect was arrested and the officer is expected to survive we could use a boost >> you are right here we go if you have been around young school aged children you know they love some silly jokes and one teacher, well she took advantage of that. these students are taking turns

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>> so here it isow by the way. new study out suggests the dog's breed actually has very little to do with its behavior. here with details on the study, hey goddy. >> if you did research for different dog breeds trying to figure which might be the best fit are if your family scientists now say breed doesn't have that big of a bearing on the personality of your puppy. they are stereotypes that are a little ruf to shake off. marley and me -- >> i'm el woods. this is breezer woods. >> reporter: a new study looking at over 18,000 dog observer surveys and dna sequencing suggests you can't judge a pup by its breed. >> you shouldn't be putting expectations on a dog just based on what its breed is. >> almost like don't be a

breedist >> i wasn't going to go there but you can. >> reporter: dr. eleanor carlson season a geneticist at the university of massachusetts's chan medical school and her team found breed type only accounts for 9% of behavior almost sounds a lot like the dog version of nature versus nurj. >> we say this percentage seems to have something with genetics and we all everything else environment. so the best question really say based on our data is that it doesn't seem there is a big genetic contribution. >> reporter: so we headed to a dog ge beach outside of l.a. and found two chihuahua who couldn't have been more different and then we met this very good girl california who stole the show with her tricks do you think there is a big difference between different breeds of dogs sfwli think. so like i found that my golden is really mellow.

>> reporter: but california's cousin maverick definitely lived up to the name. >> so we thought she would be very similar because golden. but he's crazy. >> reporter: scientist say the reason at the end of the day even though they look different dogs are all the same species. and now new findings to give us pause. about the way we think about our best four legged friends okay now full disclosure on the question a lot of you might be asking al home we wanted to know too. and yes, dr. carlson is a cat person she says she has three cats. she's actually never owned a dog in her life.

but also pointed out that makes her even more objective in the research and of course she made sure there were dog people on her team as well. >> here bego joining us professional dog trainer. tom davis. along with some great friends. so we heard the study and that is one thing but you are actually with dogs in practice. >> every day. >> did what the survey, the new studies show line up with what you see day in day out. >> absolutely. we talked a lot about nature versus nurture i've seen dogs go from bad situations into really good situations and their owners come out on top because of their nurture of the dogs. >> so it is nurture. >> yeah. >> let's talk about the personalities and nature versus nurture. give us the percentage >> i think it is a huge percentage i always tell people you are going to get a german shepherd and the german shepherd may be

different from the next one you see but it is always goig to be a big dog. the behavior may vary but the size is going stay the same. >> with breeds what things you should be looking for when it comes to personality. >> lot about the size of the dog, the exercise of the dog if you get a great dane, the difference of the great dane my be different but it is still going to be a huge great dane. >> great gatsby. >> exactly >> -- as we try to wrangle the pets here. i notice this one, it is friendly seems to love craig's jeans for some reason. i don't know why how do we make sure they are friendly throughout? >> well the most important thing is start training early. one of the biggest mistakes i see lot of people make is they wait for there to be a problem as soon as you get your dog, start the training process early. staz most important. start it off early

>> this is stevie. named of stevie nicks. she has a great personality. -- >> look at craig bye. >> mr. roker. >> lot of us go to an animal shelter. we want to do the right thing. how do you deal with not knowing about your dog's background? >> well again, like the study shows, it is really about each dog is going to be different so again, i think a lot of dogs get a bad persona or bad rap because of maybe previous breeding or something like that. but what you are looking for is you are looking to give a shelter dog an opportunity for success. so you are looking for is it size of the dolg and of course how much exercise that dog is going to need. so you are looking for making sure you are compatible with the dog and your family is as well >> this is chicken. >> chicken is ready to fly the coop here. >> this has been a great segment, tom. >> thank you for all you do.

>> thanks for having me back appreciate it. >> mr. roker >> check of the weather? you and chicken. >> see what's going on for today. we're looking at flood watch up in the plains. severe storms in the midsection of the country sunshine eastern third of the u.s. plenty of sunshine in the southwest. may outlook is in. warmer than average temperatures through the southwest. cooler than average from the plains into the great lakes. as far as prescription wetter than average in the eastern third. drier than average in the i wonder if that got binks attention at home while he's watching. binks is my rescue dog. we've clear skies over san francisco and teams in the 40s and 50s and the afternoon is going to be in the 70s. still breezy and through evening we'll see winds pick up around the coastline, day time highs

will be in the mid to upper 80s. 69 in oakland. and that's your latest weather. >> that was fun, al. >> it's muttly, but it is also the and that's your latest weather. >> that was fun, al. >> it's muttly, but it is also the best time of the morning "pop start." >> first up. james corden on thursday -- i know the late late show host announced he was a part of the long running cbs program next year corden opened up about his decision to leave during last night's monologue. >> when i started this journey it was always going to be just that it was going to be a journey an adventure i never saw it as my final destination. you know and i never want this show to overstay its welcome in any way. i always want to love making it. and i really think in a year from now, that will be a good

time to move on. and see what else might be out there. >> my goodness >> wow. >> i know. such a likable guy the show will wrap up at the end of corden's contract in spring of 2023. >> also wanted to move back home as well. >> people forget he's such a talent super talent >> you know the -- karaoke all right. next up. tom brady, the football supersta is taking center stage in the first look at 80 for brady, from the set of the upcoming movie about a group of friends on a road trip to see the patriots in the 2017 super bowl. brady is surrounded by this unbelievable cast. the nfl legend is producing the film as well as playing himself on screen. brady shared the snapshot to instagram writing so grateful for these legendary women and the entire team working to bring this story to life how many times do you think i had to call for my lines

but maybe she's just been modest in an interview this week, john fonda said he was actually a really good actor. stand by for that. michael j fox subject of a new -- will include documentary, archival and scripted elements it is going to be good since diagnosed with parkinson's in the early '90ed fox has created the nation's largest foujs for medical research on the subject. the actor and his family are all set to participate in the film next up. "jurassic world" dominion. you the music. a new trailer is out for the sixth chapter in the dinosaur franchise. returning, alongside original --. jeff gold blum, it is going to be good. picks up four years after the "jurassic world" theme park is destroyed with humans struggling to co-exist on an earth where dinosaurs roam free.

>> if our world is going to survive, matter of what we do now. >> i could use your expertise. >> you coming or what? >> a baby raptor >> i mad a promise we would bring her home >> you made a promise to a dinosaur >> yeah. why. >> so you will have to check out dominion in theaters this is a good one to go to the movies that's june, to find out and speaking of dinosaurs. we have a look look at. this we have a real look at a velociraptor did i say that right a velociraptor headed to auction coming up in our next half hour a real one next up. peanuts. an exclusive first look at the special. to mom and dad with love the trailer reveals that while some of the peanuts game is excite forward mother's day. ij

for peppermint patty how she didn't grow up with a mom. luckily she learns families come in all shapes and sizes. take a look. >> apparently mother's day is not her favorite holiday. >> i don't know your so upset because you miss your mom. >> i never had a mom. >> maybe you missed what moms do. >> my dad does all that mom stuff for me for mother's day i'm going to celebrate my dad >> there are all types of moms right? >> of course some kids have two >> and like me, i have someone who acts like a mom and -- >> oh my god that's like a tear jerker. >> -- crying. >> -- reboot they had -- >> spectacular

>> my kids love it. >> very true to the original but yet somehow -- >> i'm just glad they are tackling that subject. you don't expect it. >> and peppermint patty finally in the spotlight. >> so we have one more for you this morning janelle monae recently stat down with willie geist for this weekend's edition of sunday "today." they opened up about working on recent books the memories librarian and how her family supported her dreams of becoming an artist. >> your mother was custodian father a sanitation worker where did performance come into your life? >> well my dad was musician and performer and when i went to my grandma's house she was playing the organ and singing in church. so i never had a family that told me that i couldn't do this they always encouraged it and i'm thankful for that. >> catch the full conversation this weekend on sunday "today. first your local news and weather. ♪

-- 8:30 on a friday morning. [cheers and applause great crowd. it's warmed up a lot good morning, it is 8:26, i'm kris sanchez. let's look live over downtown san jose. where national bike month starts on sunday. advocates want to remind everyone bicycling is perfect for everyone and could save you some money. >> if you ride a bike, you can't help but have a big fat smile on your face. it makes you a happy person. you don't have to get to work or where you're going stressed out sitting in traffic and being in a car. and importantly riding a bike is good for your pocket book. >> sunday is the viva kia sj,

the version of open streets. city will close six miles of streets to cars so you could ride, roll and walk around. and a perfect day for it. >> it will be a perfect day. not only today but also sunny at start of that bike walk. now we are going to be -- or bike route. look at how beautiful. san jose, a great shot of downtown and our temperatures will be in the 70s today. very comfortable and seasonable. morgan hill 75 and gilroy 76 and in the interiors from upper 60s in oakland to the upper 70s in antioch and concord and will it will be breezy around the coast. >> we have more news for you in just half an hour. we'll see you then.

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>> hold on i think i see my doppelganger here i see >> hello. >> wait. let me feel your hair. we're the same person. we do have a lot coming up crazy. coming up adriana brock is back with a new batch of today best sellers from bags to jewelry they will make incredible mother's day gifts every one under ten bucks. >> that sounds good. and talking bone health. why it is so important as you age and what you can do to strengthen that skeleton of yours. >> speaking of skeletons check this out you are checking out the most complete velociraptor ever found. elementary school school kids part of it and there you go

there is the velociraptor. >> wow. >> there were a couple more kids before this started. but we'll tell you why it's such a discovery. so exciting. >> really exciting then on the third hour we're at home "today" with jill martin. and not only is she sharing great products for every room, she's also airing our dirt laundry and our biggest pet peeves about your spouses. >> i sat that one out. trying to stay married. >> and then folks a lot of excitement out here on the plaza over at the rink and inside studio 1a. >> it is going to be really cool we are celebrating we are celebrating teachers day, nurses day and mother's day. we've got incredible inspiring stories. i know we've got a healthcare worker right here in the house we got a healthcare worker raise your hand if you are a teacher. we're going partner with y'all next week.

mr. roker how about a check of the weather. >> my sister alicia is a nurse been one for over 40 years anyway, let's show you what we've gottoic on right now a cool day in the northeast tomorrow severe storms in the central plains and into the great lakes. very windy in the plains and wet weather in the pacific northwest. then sunday sunday, finally milder in the northeast to new england. wet weather through the ohio river valley se and here is the view of downtown san jose. heading into towards your friday afternoon. here are your daytime highs. 73 in san jose, morgan hill 75, the winds will get a little gusty at times. mainly around the coastline and everywhere else just expect breezy winds, not as strong as yesterday. danville 73. 69 for redwood city and san

mateo 66 and more in your forecast. and that is your latest weather. we got to go >> take us around the horn. >> you must. look at this woman you have to. >> -- she wants you. take us around the horn. >> we have limits. >> all right >> a rowdy crowd love it. >> -- gift guide got some best sellers for all the women in your life you love. the women in your life you love. all under 10 bucks

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i do too it is my first mother's day. but -- >> that's right. oh. >> but this set is really cool because it comes with two other necklaces, so you can get that layered look for just 15 dollars for mom. >> and easy to order just a letter -- >> exactly that personalized jewelry. affordable, all in one gift. >> and layering is great too. >> exactly >> sticking with the personalized a great tote bag. >> moms are always stuck carrying everything. everything this is like the mary poppens tote bag for moms. a canvas tote. you can get it with her initial on it and it is super affordable

only $1999 and they -- if you don't want to get a letter on it you can get a plain one and have the kids diy it. >> cute idea. >> really fun option something she'll use traveling or pool or beach travel for the summer. >> especially after the springtime all right we want to feel beautiful. >> busy moms may not have time to enindulge in a bath but turn the shower into a spa with these steamers pop one in the shower, let it go this comes in a pack of six in a gift box so it is already wrapped up. all you to have to to do is get a card and you can have a spa in the shower >> brilliant idea for us already we all need the good night's sleep. >> of course we need to make the most of our sleep as moms, so this set is three piece set and you get a satin pillow case. so she can sleep soundly a face mask for sleeping and a scrungie satin benefits are supposed to help keep the hair less frizzy and also you are not going to wake up with those annoying lines on your face from the pillow cases with the satin one. i love it because it feels a little more cooling than a

cotton. >> and the scrunchies. glad to know they are still going to be around forever and day. what's the one under $10 >> this one. it is actually $9.95 and it is tell me your life story mom. this is a really great gift. you can also get it in lieu of a card inscript it inside give it her note the journal. you can also get it for grandma. and has all these prompts so she can write her life story for her kids later on. >> special toys or items precious when you were little. what types of games did you enjoy playing with siblings. >> and they split it up into chapters so you can almost follow the life story of -- >> -- >> it's really sweet. >> these with questions i want to ask my mom.et into >> yes >> and i think unless you are

actually sitting with them and asking them you don't get into any of this stuff. >> you would never know that >> brilliant idea. tell me your story again, $9.99 you can shop all of these items. all you have to do is scan a qr code or head to today.com/mother's day plaza and you can find even more gift ideas. and this segment solely features products available on amazon which has an affiliate

welcome back this morning on your health, how to strengthen your bones as we age of course they age too. and having healthier bones can help prevent diseases like osteoporosis. >> joined by robert brace. celebrity wellness expert and former ballet dancer >> ooh look at that. >> can we get craig to do that or not welcome. >> increasing bone density and

get in the best shape of their lives. let's start with why bone density is so important. especially for women as they age. >> as we age we get more susceptible to diseases like osteoporosis which is where the bone mineral density breaks down and can cause fractures. and for women they are four times more susceptible in getting osteoporosis than men. >> you have broken it down to the three f's to help us. >> focused fitness fierce form. and and fortified your foods this is going to help nourish the body and strengthen bones. >> let's start with fitness. simple exercises for folks every day. >> craig, i'm going to give you what i give my mum all right? wouldn't give you anything else. >> all right. >> very simple thing gold standard for exercise with bone density is weightbearing exercises.

simple as lifting you were legs. putting pressure down through one leg and this is going to help over time increase bone density and strength doing very good. good posture there my friend now, the next one because we want to do weightbearing exercises. are you ready for a plank? >> i'm going try >> over here, sir. >> what we're going to do if you can take that chair right there. you've got it. you've got it. we're going put both hand on the chair. keep your shoulders right over your wrists right there. and this is a weightbearing exercise, working through your arms. >> through your core again, another one that builds good bone density. >> and you don't need a good bunch of equipment to do it of

this is good let's talk about form and why that's important. >> form is important because the better posture you have, the less strain from your bones. and if your posture is off or your alignment is off, it can put excessive strange and pressure through the bones and we don't want that. >> no. >> what do we need to do >> as a ballet dancer we're going look at sitting form which is a what most americans are struggling with right now. >> we're sitting too much aren't me. >> 13 hours a day for the average american sitting down slumped down like that the shoulders roll forward you are looking at the computer screen next is jutting forward and arms right here this is terrible posture, called a t rex posture because you look like a t rex dinosaur and that is not a good look so we're going increase the distance in our back we're going drop our arms. we're going to lengthen, chest up, shoulder blades back look at that length. the neck is nice and long and good reminder is making sure

your ears over your shoulder, over your hips. >> ears over shoulders everybody is trying it i see you at home. ears over your shoulders literally everyone in the studio is -- >> telling you. >> goes to show we don't do this. >> no because we're all in this position all the time. if we're sitting for long periods of time. every 20 minutes you want to stand up and move around >> and the last f here, food let's talk about it. >> when it comes to food you want to make sure, bones are made of calcium. you want to make sure you are getting enough calcium in your diet typically when people think calcium they think cheeses and dairy foods and yogurts. but there are more options if you are lactose intolerant like me or vegan you have oranges and lentils oranges are my favorite because of the sweet tooth and seeds, sesame, chia and more and vitamin d is essential it helps you absorb, the body

absorb the calcium that you just ate. all of this is good. beautiful ek yolks there some say egg yolks aren't healthy but as passionate of an overall healthy diet you can include those. orange there is. >> and what about supplements? >> vitamin d supplements are also great if you need the extra -- we only -- >> -- vitamin k? >> kale, green, green vegetables and the super foods. bone health super foods. salmon, because you can see it in many of the different categories there and if you remember those things, fitness, fierce form and fortifying foods >> dinosaur kale right? perfect segue because up next if

all of that talk of aging has you feeling old? this guy ought to make you feel young again. he's been around for at least 108 million years.

remember that one. everybody saying ooh the original jurassic paik ever park. >> that cease so you the whole thing is so you. >> velociraptor. >> that thing was in the movies. >> we got it in real life. that is is it a velociraptor behind mr. roker and myself. and it is making its way to rockefeller center.

>> right down the zreent from studio 1a at christian's auction house with this incredibly rare velociraptor which is about to be auctioned you have. >> if you are wondering what all of these oi adorable kids are doing here they are here on a field trip from ps-59 here in new york city they made posters and came to play so great to see. this is a stunner. the first thick you think about is number one, just how old is this >> these fossil bones are 110 million years old. but the species itself was only known to science in the '60s and it was discovered year at marilyn's -- painted around the corner welcome to christys. this is our key marquee sale week and we're delighted to have this raptor. >> where was this found? >> this was found many montana there aren't many of them. there are only three known this is a real honor to bring to auction. >> you understand how you might

find some bones. but were all of the bones found in that exact location and just resembled. >> pain staking work goes into assembling an animal like this is and what's really nice is all of the claws that gave name to the species are there. look how sharp they would have been in the lifetime of this animal. >> i thought it would have been bigger seems kind of small. >> remember in the film they are chasing us around the kitchen. yeah they were on a human size. >> yeah. >> this is just curious. someone is going to bid on this, right? >> yeah. >> what are you expecting that this will fetch? >> we have ha pre sale estimate of 4 to 6 million dollars on it. but could be much more than that a few years ago we had a t rex a world record of 32 million dollars. >> museum somewhere if someone buys out or someone's home

>> most things like this end up in museums in due course its just come from a museum on loan where it was on display 234 copenhagen. >> al and i have questions but we don't have good questions. do you know who has good questions. some of the kids from ps-59. beatrice, come on over. so you -- did you make a sign too? it is down there -- tell us what your question is let me see your sign how cute. >> what does the name velociraptor come from >> the name velociraptor is from a different animal that was about the size of a chicken. and when they made jurassic park, he took the name and applied to it this animal. this is called -- which means terrible claw and well counterbalanced.

and this is the animal we all know and love at velociraptor. >> do you love dinosaurs >> yes. >> what do you love about them >> i love how since they are extinct everybody pays so much attention to them because they want to find out more about what happened before humans came. >> you are so smart. what grade are you in? >> third. >> wow kids are smart wow. german school brooklyn >> so the money that's raised? some of this is going to go to charity? >> we don't know where the money is going to go for this yet. the owners still haven't decided but we are delighted to have this here on display this is a big event. it is happening here in the heart of mid town manhattan and what a cool thing for you all to be able to see it in real life

thank the moms thanks the teachers. you were amazing, thanks again. >> and this guy is on display until the auction which makes place may 9-14th >> thank you so much what a great way to spend a friday afternoon right kids >> yeah. >> third hour of today coming up next and of course "hoda and jenna." >> don't forget it say bye. good morning, it is 8:56. i'm kris sanchez. two suspect as cused in this week's kidnapping in san jose are due back in court for a plea hearing. jose portilla and other are facing felony charges. authorities released a third

person yesterday without charges. prosecutors say the facts of the case are more odd and scary than previously believed. their words. they believe ramirez provides the vehicle portilla used to commit the kidnapping and and she may have purchased that baby carrier one month before the kidnapping though she has no children of her own. happening now, our team is monitoring the courtroom where the hearing is supposed to happen and we'll have the latest in our midday news at 11:00. also head to our home page for details including all of the questions surrounding the case.

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