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this is "today." friends al honoring an icon fans and friends all around the world paying tribute to the queen of rock 'n' roll tina turner beloved for her powerhouse performances. ♪ you're simply the best ♪ >> and her personal story, overcoming hardships to become one of t the most susuccessful artists of all time. >> if they're still giving me awards and i'm 81, i must have done something right >> an inside look at her legacy on and off stage on notice. with no debt limit deal yet and time running out, a stark new warning about the nation's all-important credit rating. experts saying the u.s. is on the verge of financial armageddon, impacting everything from the world's economy to your home, car, and credit card loans. we'll break it all down.

rough rollout. a chaotic start to the ron desantis presidential campaign, marred by technical glitches on twitter. >> we are -- we are kind of melting the servers. >> his take on the troubled launch overnight >> it did break the twitter space, and so we're really excited with the enthusiasm. >> and the reaction from rival dodonald trumpmp those stories, plus -- memory booster new research showing that a daily multivitamin could hold the key to a shaper mind as you age. what you need to know to pick the right one for you. those stories, plus it's getaway day for millions of americans hitting the airports, roads, and rails for the long holiday weekend. from good news on gas prices to what you will face at the beach. we've got you covered, today, thursday, may 25th, 2023 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah

guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody welcome to "today. it's a busy thursday morning happy you're joining us. you ready for the long weekend >> so ready. in fact, let's just go to the beach right now. sunny isles beach, florida look at that we've a full look at the holiday forecast, traffic, travel, everything you've got to know, just ahead we are also going to have the very latest just ahead on a major story affecting every single american's bottom line. there is one week left in the debt negotiations before the deadline, and despite some progress there is still no deal on the table this deadline is getting very close and very real. now, a top u.s. rating agency is threatening to lower the nation's perfect credit rating something that would lead to among other things, higher car, home, credit payments. one analytic firm said it would be financial armageddon if we were to default on our debt. more on that in a moment >> yeah, we are.

we are going to start with the passing of tina turner, this iconic singer known as the queen of rock 'n' roll passed away yesterday. she was 83 years old >> tributes from fans and fl low musicians rolling in overnight from a star whose 60-year career included 12 grammys and two inductions into the rock & roll hall of fame >> angela bassett, who famously plaid tina in "what's love got to do with it? posted this -- "she gave us more than we ever asked she gave us her whole self and tina turner is a gift that will always be simply the best." joe fryer joins us now with a look back at one remarkable life >> good morning, hoda, savannah. her publicist said tina turner died peacefully at her home in switzerland. after retiring from touring and performing in 2009, she kept a fairly low profile while battling a number of health problems, and this morning, some of the biggest names in music are paying tribute to a captivating performer who was simply the best. ♪ you're simply the best ♪

>> reporter: her performances were like electricity pulsating across a stage ♪ what's love got to do, got to do with it ♪ >> reporter: powering her gritty, unmistakable voice and trademark dance moves. >> no matter what's happening backstage or in my life, once you walk onto the stage, you just kind of smile you know, it's only love, that's all. >> reporter: tina turner became one of the most successful recording artists of all time, selling more than 180 million albums with hits like "private dancer" and "better be good to me." ♪ and you better be good to me ♪ she was born growing up in nutbush, tennessee, a place later immortalized in her music. that was just one of many songs with ike turner, her husband of 16 years ♪ rolling on the river ♪

it was a notoriously abusive relationship, one that tina eventually escaped, something she reflected on in a recent hbo documentary. >> i had an abusive life there's no other way to tell the story. >> reporter: but during appearances on "today," she also spoke about overcoming her painful past >> let go, forget the blame. take it on as something happened, you're finished with it, and focus a little bit more on doing something rather than feeling sorry for yourself >> reporter: the '80s brought a whole new chapter for tina, who reinvented herself as a solo act, winning a pile of grammys, even starring in a blockbuster movie, "mad max: beyond thunderdome," which featured another one of her hit songs ♪ we don't need another hero ♪ her life was the subject of a movie, "what's love got to do with it? later a broadway musical, simply titled "tina." a career so sweeping, she was inducted into the rock 'n' roll

hall of fame twice, most recently in 2021 as a solo artist >> if they're still giving me awards at 81, i must have done something right. >> she shared the stage with the biggest names in music, including cher, who reacted to tina's passing last night. >> there was no other person like her she gave me lots of strength sometimes, and i gave her lots of strength, too i think we were perfect friends for each other ♪ rolling, rolling ♪ >> reporter: beyonce, who performed with tina at the 2008 grammys, is also remembering the legend "my beloved queen, i love you endlessly. i am so grateful for your inspiration and all the ways you paved the way. and from oprah, who famously danced with tina, she is our forever goddess of rock 'n' roll who contained a magnitude of inner strength that grew throughout her life, a talent so infinite, even nasa posted a

tribute. "her legacy will forever live among the stars. tina turner met the love of her life, urban bache, back in 1985. they eventually married in 2013 and turner became a swiss citizen. oprah says tina once shared, when her time came to leave this earth, she would not be afraid, she would be excited and curious because she had learned how to live >> joe, thank you. thank you so much. >> i want to talk more about tina carson, you're our music expert. what an impact >> it's hard to describe in a couple of minutes, one of the great losses, there are one-name wonders like beyonce, gaga, madonna, there was tina. she was divorced from ike in '78. tale of two careers. people said that was it, your career is over then, of course, mounted one of the great pop music comebacks in the '80s as mtv was exploding and seven decades, 180 million records sold the impact is immeasurable >> when you talk about all the generations, janis joplin said

that she was her number one singer at oprah's 50th birthday party. she was surprised by tina turner and was practically on her knees. beyonce, when she met tina for the first time, lost it. like, when you think about the generations that she influenced. >> and trailblazing, 1967, first female to ever be on the cover of "rolling stone," also the first black artist to be on the cover of "rolling stone. i was at the grammys in 2008, their 50th anniversary, when tina brought out beyonce it was very much this passing of the guard, as they did "proud mary." she was described as an absolute hurricane on stage and really owes a lot to mick jagger mick jagger took them out in 1966 in england when ike and tina weren't getting that kind of audience and also in '69. >> and when you think about all the hell she went through with her husband and how it did not define her, and she ended up being incredible and even afterwards >> and into the movies in the '80s really a terrible loss >> thank you, carson in a little bit, we'll celebrate tina turner throughout the morning, including her many visits here on "today.

we'll also have a special conversation with one of the star's backup singers. you will recognize her she's an actress as well >> pretty incredible now let's get to the tense debt limit negotiations, with a race to avoid a government default now less than a week away while there is a new word of progress between the white house and republicans, the two sides do remain far apart. >> and this morning there are new warnings, disturbing ones from the treasury secretary and the leading economic firms on dire consequences that could be triggered by a default a top u.s. rating agency now is threatening to lower the nation's perfect aaa credit rating this is a move that would lead everyone to pay more on home and car loans, home, and credit card loans. the list goes on >> let's unpack this with kristen welker and business reporter, brian chung. what would it mean if this, in fact, did happen >> we need to talk about what a credit rating is it's a grade for how the united states government is able to pay its bills in full and on time. now, fitch ratings has said that

the united states rating is sterling it's a aaa but they say that could be in jeopardy if they get past that june 1st deadline without a resolution, which would call into question very much the creditworthiness of the world's largest economy. >> this is an economic story assist political story, kristen, you're here for that i was so struck by some of the words in which fitch said. it said, the contested 2020 presidential election, brinksmanship over the debt limit, to advance political agendas and failure to reach consensus on the country's fiscal challenges are recent signs of the deterioration in governance these are outside observers saying the u.s. government is not working and blaming partisans on both sides. it's pretty stunning >> and i talked to republican and democratic sources overnight, savannah and hoda, and they say, this is an alarm bell essentially because of that strong warning about the partisan bickering and because of all of the implications for the american economy we saw finger pointing overnight, a source close to speaker mccarthy saying the

white house should have negotiated sooner. the white house saying this adds new urgency. look at the polls. 71% saying that they are very or seriously concerned about a potential default. so this is very serious for americans who are paying attention to this all across the country. notably, i spoke to former obama administration officials remember, this happened during his presidency, 2011 we came close to the brink then. one official said bluntly, this is bad they said, this could be a political hit all across the board if this doesn't get resolved very soon >> a political hit an economic hit, a profound one, brian. and totally self-inflected i mean, that's what's striking about this this is essentially a manufactured crisis, when you go to the brink of the debt ceiling. we have spending problems in this country, we've got budget problems in this country but this moment does not have to unfold like this >> and i've been in touch with economists, who they don't chime in on policy really ever when i asked them, what is going to be the economic outcome of this, they say, look, first of all, this is self-inflicted.

this is politics this concerns a mechanism in congress that doesn't have anything to do with spending and funding. that's a whole separate process. it's about paying the bills we've already racked up. and a lot of economists say, why do we have a debt ceiling at all. that's something that a lot of other countries don't. so to hear those on wall street saying those things, that is very much an interesting and notable thing that's part of this story as well >> one week to go. let's hope they do somehow reach a deal thank you very much, brian and kristen. appreciate it. let's turn now to the 2024 presidential race and florida governor ron desantis making his highly anticipated run official. but that long-awaited announcement on twitter did not go off without a hitch, crashing the site and leaving the campaign scrambling on day one nbc national correspondent gabe gutierrez joins us from miami. hey, gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. governor desantis' team is

trying to brush this all off, saying that their candidate broke the internet but other campaign launches on youtube and traditional outlets typically have millions of eyeballs this launch had several hundred thousand listeners so former president trump is having a field day, blasting the unusual campaign launch and calling it a disaster. >> i'm ron desantis, and i'm running for president. >> reporter: this morning, a very rocky rollout governor ron desantis' team trying to recover after a glitchy start to his campaign. >> sorry about that. we've got so many people here that i think we are -- we are kind of melting the servers. >> reporter: desantis claiming he, quote, broke the internet, but the audio-only chat with billionaire elon musk plagued be technical troubles >> there's so many people. that's unfortunate i've never seen this before. >> frustration heard on hot mics >> it keeps crashing >> the live stream cutting out and the event delayed for nearly a half hour, before finally -- >> i am running for president of

the united states to lead our great american comeback. >> reporter: overnight, desantis brushing it off. >> it did break the twitter space, and so we're really excited with the enthusiasm. >> reporter: arguing he's the best choice to take on president biden. >> you've got to be able to win, and then when you get in office, you've got to be able to deliver results. >> reporter: but his critics could hardly contain their delight, especially former president trump, slamming the twitter announcement as a disaster, even president biden tweeting a fund-raising page, dryly pointing out, "this link works. with the race in its infancy, governor desantis trails mr. trump, the gop front-runner, by more than 25 points in many polls, but desantis is well ahead of any other potential challengers for now. >> he's just an echo of trump. i mean, i think that's not what the american people want to see. >> reporter: in miami, a group

of protesters gathered he spoke with one of his supporters in the room as the glitches unfolded. >> because of the glitches, in hindsight, should he have stuck with a more traditional announcement >> i don't think so. i think it's who governor desantis is. look, he's a bold leader who's willing to try new things and he's not just going to do the cookie-cutter approach >> all right so, i guess governor desantis needs to bounce back what's his plan? >> well, hoda, governor desantis is set to meet with donors and fund-raisers in miami later today. despite the glitch, his campaign raised more than a million dollars in that first hour and governor desantis is now planning to head to campaign events across the country next week, beginning tuesday in iowa. hoda >> gabe gutierrez for us on that story. gabe, thank you. the arkansas man who was photographed on january 6th with his feet up on nancy pelosi's desk was sentenced yesterday he got 4 1/2 years in prison richard barnette was convicted in january on eight charges stemming from the 2021 capitol

attack, including entering a restricted building with a deadly weapon. he was considered a symbol of the riot with this photo with his feet propped up. government officials say he was armed with a stun device and a ten-pound steel pole all right. we've got 16 minutes past the hour got some important health news >> good morning, savannah, hoda. we know that americans love their vitamins in fact, more than a third of all adults take one, but their benefits have long been debated. and a new study is stirring up this conversation once again, finding that taking a daily multivitamin could slow memory loss nbc medical contributor dr. natalie azar is here with more and i think we should probably point out, initially, we're talking about age-related memory loss, not memory loss connected to dementia or alzheimer's, but how significant is this particular study what did they find >> it's very important is it going to be practice changing today, maybe not, but nonetheless, very interesting and very important

as you said, the takeaway here is if you're over the age of 60 and take a multivitamin every day, it could slow down your age-related loss of memory, more specifically, midfield recall. the authors say it could be the equivalent of about three years of memory loss that is saved and what's super interesting about this, even more than that, is that it was a well-designed study and it kind of piggy backs on another study that was reported in the fall, similar findings and we love nothing more in science than when we can replicate findings this is what these authors did here >> they say a multivitamin, the cumulative effect of all of these vitamins or are they looking to single out which one addresses this memory loss issue? >> so we have a picture for our viewers to take a look so, the multi-vitamin contains so many different things they highlighted a couple of different vitamins and nutrients that they think are probably the most important, including

vitamin a, d-3, b-12, thiamine and riboflavin and manganese >> if you want to give it a go, is there one in particular they think it works best? >> the study used centrum, a name we're all familiar with, but they say any good quality vitamin will do. how do you know if it's a good quality vitamin? the fda doesn't regulate supplements. look for this label, it validates what's on the label. avoid megadoses, if you're taking a multi and a lot of extra "d" on the side, be aware of that, and look for age and gender-related differences premenopausal and postmenopausal have different requirements. but nonetheless, larger, longer studies are certainly needed but this is an interesting one you know, multivitamin studies up and down, this is a day for it to be up. >> all right >> thank you >> thank you so much

>> like the stock market >> thank you so much we've got dylan in for al this morning, our first check of the weather. >> good morning, everyone. nice to see you on this thursday morning. we do have a storm system that's been meandering off the southeast coast for quite some time, making things a bit unsettled. this slow-moving area of low pressure will continue to do that as we head into the upcoming weekend while it's not pouring every single second, sometimes you get these heavier downpours across florida, through georgia and into north and south carolina. and when you get those downpours, you end up with a lot of rain in a short period of time as we go into tonight, we'll see the rain fill in across the charleston and wilmington area, cape hatteras. and it will try to lift farther north into virginia, maryland, parts of west virginia and delaware, too. we could end up with about 3 to 5 inches of rain if you get stuck in some of those heavier downpours across the southeast into the upcoming weekend. that's a look at the weather acrossss the countntry we'll get to your forecast in the next 3 30 seconds.s.

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reopen and may turn the venue into a wine bar instead. the venue only opened last year. we are inching towards the weekend, kari hall. >> it's going to be another nice day. we are seeing temperatures headed for the low 70s. for this afternoon for the inland areas, we see a lot of clouds for the start of the morning. it clears up for a beautiful study afternoon. expect the weather pattern to repeat throughout the weekend into memorial day and continue as a lot more people were headed back to work next week. jacket weather indeed in san francisco. that's also going to be in the that's also going to be in the cards for us

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of a mixed bag the good news, for sure, gas is down here in chicago, it's $4.79 for a gallon of regular. the national average is $3.57. think back to a year ago it's now down more than $1 from where it was last memorial day that being said, you might experience some traffic on the roads. close to 37 million people are expecting to drive this holiday weekend. but we have some tips, of course, to avoid the worst of it avoid essentially getting out on the road tomorrow if you can that's when traffic should be at its heaviest it should lighten up saturday and sunday if you can postpone, that's a good idea. experts recommend traveling in the morning or the evening, regardless of which day you hit the road, because congestion every day, they say, will be at its worst between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m. and of course, if you're one of the 3.4 million americans planning to fly this memorial day weekend, the gold standards always hold true definitely get to the airport early, at least two hours ahead of time and download the airline's app also ahead of time as well. basically, good advice if you

want to get somewhere warmer than chicago and not have to wear a coat like this for the holiday weekend. back to you. >> oh, i know, putting a coat on this time of year just doesn't feel right maggie, thank you. what will you face when you arrive at your holiday destination. nbc's sam brock is poolside for us in hollywood, florida that's like trolling how busy are pools and beaches supposed to get? >> reporter: i've given up feeling bad about this there's no guilt here. you're not going to find a lot of jackets down here in florida. the beaches are expected to be slammed, as families really excited about celebrating the unofficial start of summer now, if you look at a recent survey from the vacationer, more than 60% of people polled said they are planning to travel for the holiday weekend. about 50% say they intend on being near a body of water, whether that's a beach or a lake and if you look at aaa's top destinations for the holiday, no surprise here, miami,

orlando, new york city top the list all of those are locations within close proximity to a shoreline. as far as the top beaches are concerned, florida's gulf coast, number one maui, hawaii, as well, and hilton head, south carolina. i'm sure craig will appreciate that >> god's country no surprise there. >> god's country that train is never late you know, the nation is facing a lifeguard shortage i think you've covered that for us before, sam is that still going on >> reporter: not only is it going on, savannah, it's more pronounced the american lifeguard association said this is now a full-blown crisis. there is somewhere in the neighborhood of 300,000 public pools nationally and more than half of them will be closed down or have reduced hours because of inadequate staffing. that's a shocking figure when you consider the fact that a year ago, it was only about a third. i'm in the city of hollywood at a community pool they're a microcosm of what so many communities are going through right now. they have ten people on staff, they need 20, and are scaling back on some of the instruction on kids. as far as tips are concerned

this weekend for you and your family, the most important to keep in mind, do not swim at a beach if there is no lifeguard and there should be a designation. it will obvious if that's the case designate a water watcher, someone to look out for the group to see if anyone's in trouble. and bring life jackets and flotation devices if you plan on being anywhere near water. safety no doubt paramount as you're enjoying what's going to be a glorious weekend here in florida and across the country >> will it be glorious all across the country we'll find out, miss dryer >> i just showed you it's probably going to rain, but let's show you some of the good stuff. nothing but sunshine in boston, saturday, sunday, monday temperatures in the 70s and 80s, new york mix of clouds in the 70s d.c., you're kind of right on that line where that storm is going to kind of stall out so you might see some showers sunday and monday. not a total washout. let's go back to chicago, where maggie was

you know it's going to warm up 75 on saturday, 81 on sunday st. louis is in the mid-to-upper 80s. it looks like we'll see a lot of sunshine through the midwest and that part of the country down to the southern plains, down through texas, looks good until monday where we'll see some spotty showers, same for houston. most of the weekend looks okay atlanta looks beautiful, miami, your pop-up thunderstorms. nothing new in that part of the country. over into seattle, 60s and 70s, lots of sunshine denver, a little unsettled, but still some scattered storms. not a huge washout for most areas in the united states, hoda >> dylan, thank you. coming up next, we'll take a closer look at the life and legend of tina turner, her remarkable comeback story in her own words, her impact on some of today's biggest stars. plus, one of the stars of "e.r." who was tina's friend and backup singer will tell us about the titina she knenew. nd helelp.

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her career but also in her personal life, overcoming domestic abuse and talking about it publicly when that was completely unheard of. she went on to become one of the most successful solo acts in history, singing and dancing her way into the hearts of fans everywhere >> from humble beginnings, born to a family of sharecroppers in the south, tina turner rose to highest level of fame with her remarkable talent. ♪ you're simply the best ♪ >> reporter: her unforgettable and inspiring music career spanning nearly six decades, fueled by a remarkable second chapter that brought her to global stardom in her mid-40s. ♪ who needs a heart when a hear can be broken ♪ >> tina reflecting on her breakthrough here on "today" here in 1997 >> accepted in the business as a recording artist and not just a dancer and that's what i waited for >> reporter: when she was just 17 y years old a and still i inh

school, anna may bullock was discovered by ike turner with and forming the ike and tina review her version of "proud mary." but behind the scenes, she was struggling in silence, suffering years of abuse at the hands of her late ex-husband, ike, turner escapaping that a abusive marriage w with 36 cenents and r famous statage name. >> you're going to walk out of here with absolutely nothing >> except my name. >> depicted in the biopic, "what's love got to do with it?" >> i'm tina turner my husband and i just had a fight. >> her strength and ability to move forward resonating with >> i was told actually that i was living a lifetime of many karmas that's why the first half of my lilife was onene that i pepersoy took on and decided to take on to get rid of and finish it. >> reporter: for years, she battled her way back,

reinventing herself as a solo act. ♪ what's love got to do, got to do with it ♪ her concerts becoming legendary. >> i want my crowd to leave up and really feeling, oh, lord, i might to go walk or go party some more or go do anything. >> later reflecting on her style on "today. >> when i started, i was the only black entertainer with short dresses and long hair and really dancing, they called it wild to me, it was just my style. >> a style that many, including myself, have tried to emulate. ♪ you'r're simply t the best ♪ ♪ betetter than a all the reses♪ at nearly y 50 years o old, her performance in r rio in fronontf morere than 180,0,000 fans b bre record for the largest audience ever for a solo artist a fitting tribute for turner, who told us she's proud of her

remarkable journey >> i'm very pleased with how far i've come and what i have become >> turner eventually found love in her personal life, marrying german record executive urban bach back in 2013, after nearly 30 years together. it's one thing to have a template of who you want to be, someone who you can emulate. she was trailblazing there was no one like her. those moves, that hair >> she was all -- >> it's all her. >> you know someone who knows a lot about her is joining us this moment gloria ruben is here she had already been a hit actress on "e.r.," joined tina turner as a backup singer and dancer on her 24/7 tour. it's so good to see you. we're talking about her as a star, but you knew her intimately and this is actually a very sad day for a lot of people. what does her loss mean to you >> well, she, you know, she

literally -- she changed my life in every way possible i didn't realize how, you know -- the possibilities, if one just challenges themselves and one just kind of has someone who says, you know what, you can do this i remember when we met, it was backstage, it was at a meet and greet after a concert she did, and that was the beginning of, you know, being around her for almost a full year >> will you tell that story? it's a beautiful story you were already a well-known actress from "e.r. everyone watching is going to recognize you. you meet her backstage and what happens? >> well, i had -- by that time, i had already had discussions. i knew i wasn't going to return to "e.r." for my own reasons it was very emotionally exhausting, so i knew i needed something different. the world hadn't known that yet. i didn't know what was going to be next, i just knew i needed more music in my life. music was always my first love and then i met tina and we kind of hit it off out of the gate,

as she does with everybody because she was such this bright -- she was plugged into a whole other different energy source and she was the most generous person of spirit and of talent and of intelligence and of support and all of that. very long story cut short, a couple of months later, i auditioned for tina turner -- >> she just looked at you and she said, i think you're pretty, do you want to come sing and dance, and you were like, okay >> she did say that. >> it's incredible >> i did have to i did audition for her >> did you think, she's just saying that, i'm never going to hear from them >> i walked out of there and told everybody, she just said that i should come on tour with her. >> she looked at you and knew how beautiful you were, and she said, please come join me. her confidence was always on display. >> exactly that's one of the things that she taught me without it being, you know, this -- you can reach for anything you can do anything. you can overcome, you can walk through and sometimes you've got

to fight your way through through trauma and grief and the past and it makes you who you are today. one of the things we just heard her say, she's proud of how far she came and i have to say that at this time in my life, you know, that intention that i had then of wanting more music in my life. and then i met tina. lots of things are changing in my life right now. so i've really been -- sorry i've really been specific about what are my intentions what are my intentions creatively, personally, spiritually, psychologically, everything every area of my life. what are my intentions i may not know what the outcome will be. i may not know how those intentions will come to fruition all i need to do is just be clear and specific and let the divine handle the rest because that's what happens with tina this is a reminder, how my experience is a reminder that we

can all overcome and just be clear about what you want. you know, keep the heart open, man. and go for it! just do it because this morning, i was looking through my -- i usually don't talk -- my voice is usually really calm. but this means a great deal, you know, this is the message that sent to the world. this morning i was looking at my closet, what am i going to wear? it's ooh morning show. and i was like, wearing this jumpsuit, because that's what tina would wear. i'm going to look like, pow! just bring it. >> gloria, you are, you are an amazing human being. tina is still teaching you >> yes >> it's amazing. >> we love you for coming. thank you for coming and sharing such beautiful sentiments. >> you're teaching, too. really, gloria, thank you so much >> thank you >> thank you for having me >> wow, beautiful. >> dylan, try following that bring the pow. >> pow >> every day we do have some cooler temperatures in the northeast, feeling like fall still out

there. sunny and warm in the south. some stronger isolated storms will begin i am meteorologist, kari hall. it's going to be cloudy to start the weekend, and like yesterday we will gradually see the sky clearing and head for the low 70s for today. low 70s also from livermore to dublin. 73 in concord. 71 today in santa rosa. tomorrow we are seeing a repeat of the weather pattern. cool coastal temperatures, only and that's your latest forecast back to you guys. >> would love a few more minutes with gloria reuben >> her heart was right on that table. pretty amazing still ahead, a graduation ceremony that went to the dogs in the best possible way stick around for the boost but first, these messages.

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arizona, celebrating my graduate from johns hopkins >> from cocomo, indiana. >> from south hadley, massachusetts. >> celebrating my 65th birthday. >> from athens, georgia. go, dogs >> shout-out to our hometown, whiting, kansas. >> population, 183 >> three generations >> new mexico. >> celebrating our anniversary >> here's my mom from nebraska who took a 48-hour trip to new york >> to visit the "today" show >> that couple right there, that mother/daughter out there at 4:30 this morning, first in line by the way, look at this, y'all. this is a silent dance party that we're having right here in the heart of midtown, manhattan at the rockefeller center -- it's a roller rink now

something. >> they've got headphones on, they're dancing. i mean, come on. >> they're having a moment the plaza crowd should head right over there after this photo. it would be fun. look at that >> very cool >> and we've seen that crowd grow throughout the morning. at one point they were doing yoga and then they decided to get up and jam >> it's contagious you want to get into that. we'll get to that in a bit right to your news at 8:00 it is getting close to crunch time with less than a week until the u.s. could run out of money to pay its debt. the nation's perfect credit rating already in jeopardy we'll get the latest on the debt limit deadlock from kristen welker and business reporter brian cheung >> this is the shot across the bow from fitch's, saying, if you don't pull yourself together in washington, we'll have big, big problems >> and it increases the pressure on congress and the white house to get something done. as a reminder, what a credit rating agency basically does is takes a look at the united states and say, what is the record of reputation of the country to pay its bills

on time and in full, and right now fitch has a perfect aaa rating on the country, but they said last night we are on review for a potential downgrade if we cannot get a resolution by that june 1st deadline. very much a warning to congress and the white house. >> the irony is that with something like that happens, then it becomes more expensive for the federal government to borrow, thereby undercutting the whole purpose that these partisans are saying they're trying to reduce government spending the mind is just blown by this what's happening with the negotiations >> i've been speaking with sources overnight. they say there has been some progress you heard that from speaker mccarthy they won't say where the progress is and how much has been made. but i can tell you this warning from fitch set off alarm bells overnight for democrats and republicans. this is only going to add to the urgency to get a deal. and the poll numbers, 71% are very or somewhat concerned about this why? because if the nation defaults,

you'll see the stock market tumble, you'll see massive job losses, we could even go into a recession. that is going to impact americans' pocketbooks all across the country a lot of pressure. we're coming up on the memorial day weekend, congress set to leave, the president set to leave. it would be politically very tough for all parties to leave without a deal in place. >> no political winners, no economic winners >> happy birthday, brian >> happy birthday, brian cheung. >> maybe you'll get a debt limit deal for your birthday >> i hope so fingers crossed. let's talk politics now. after months of anticipation, florida governor ron desantis got off to a bumpy start yesterday when he officially entered the 2024 presidential race nbc national correspondent gabe gutierrez tells us how desantis is trying to play off the rough rollout as a good thing. is it working, gabe? >> hey there, savannah governor desantis' team is defending the decision to announce his candidacy on

twitter spaces an audio-only chat with billionaire elon musk. it was plagued by technical glitches, but desantis' team is saying that the interest in his team broke the internet. but it was tough to listen to at times. there was frustration heard on hot mics, a live stream cutting out. and even though it had several hundred listeners -- several hundred thousand listeners, the event was delayed by nearly a half hour. his main political rival, former president trump, blasting the unconventional rollout as a disaster and governor desantis in his first television interview since announcing his candidacy overnight, he brushed off the glitches and made his pitch to voters >> what i will do is help restore normalcy to our communities, integrity to our institutions, and sanity to our society. the pledge i'll make to people is this -- we've got to win again as republicans we have to dispense with this culture of losing. >> governor desantis now expected to meet with donors and

fund-raisers here in miami later today before heading to campaign events in early primary and caucus states. that's next week >> gabe gutierrez, thank you we turn to health news the cdc is investigating a salmonella outbreak that may be linked to contaminated cookie dough. at least 18 infections have been reported in six states, mostly in the western u.s those who became six ate raw cookie dough at their stores the company has stopped selling the product for now. salmonella infection causes fever and stomach cramps and can be severe in people with weakened immune systems. >> 8:06. we got the news, and i got a boost for you guys a young woman named grace graduated from seton hall university earlier this week, but as she crossed the stage to pick up her diploma, she was not alone, she was joined by her service dog, justin, who also received a diploma for attending

all of her glasses grace and justin getting a huge round of applause from the crowd. justin is a 6-year-old yellow lab and golden retriever mix grace earnings a degree in elementary and special ed. she wants to become a teacher. congrats to both >> that is so cute >> wouldn't it be funny if they put a piece of bacon inside. cute still ahead, carson is going to take us inside that fun and emotional sendoff for his buddy blake shelton after their impressive 23 seasons together on "the voice. but first, you can't afford to miss what vicky has for us right now. >> do you post photos on social media? i'm vicky nguyen with a story you have to see to believe we'll show you how bad guys can take your photos and use them to create fake profiles you'll meet four people this happened to. it's called catfishing hear theirir advice. that's n next on "totoday.

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>> we'll send our friend sheinelle jones into that crowd because nobody can dance like sheinelle. >> from that to "today's" consumer this morning we have a warning about photo fakes. >> it's a problem that's becoming more and more of a problem. nbc's again again nikki nguyen is here with the red flags we need to be on the lookout for. >> this story is absolutely wild remember people getting caught up in a catfishing scheme and they're paying the price when scammers use their images, their names, and even their children to steal money from strangers. you're about to meet four people who say this has upended their lives and they're speaking out to help you avoid becoming a target and to recognize this scam when you see it how many of you have been threatened by someone who's upset thinking they know you all of you >> they're young, they're good-looking, and they're on social media kala, cami, trystan, and justin say scammers have stolen their images to create fake online

profiles and then used those profiles to lure people into online relationships, grooming them into sending money. >> i had a family contact me and they wanted me to inform their grandfather that it wasn't me that he was talking to >> is this something you have to deal with every day? >> all, 100% >> all say their photos live on hundreds, even thousands of fake social media profiles, many times using their real names >> i've actually been contacted by, like, the fbi, basically confirming that i'm not behind all of this. >> these women spend thousands of dollars thinking i'm going to come see them. >> justin says he saw a post online, a woman celebrating her engagement to him. he messaged her and warned her husband-to-be wasn't real. then the scammer saw justin's comment. >> the scammer calls me and is, like, you're messing with my business and i'm, like, it's my face,

this is not your business. >> justin recorded the call. >> i'll get $600 next week i'll give you $200 everybody's happy. >> oh, everybody but this poor girl, right? >> what did you say? >> well, no! >> trystan, a fitness coach, says some women who thought they were having an online relationship with him even hired him for in-person training >> they want to confirm that it's actually me and they'll just waste my time >> cyber crime continues to rise in america last year, reports of romance scams alone amounted to a reported loss of $1.3 billion. among the top lies to ask for money, someone close is sick, hurt or in jail and i am in the military three of these four have served or are serving >> i think that military personnel are targeted because they can use the excuse because of security concerns i can't send you a picture right now. i'm not allowed to video chat. >> california-based social

catfish is a search engine that focuses on online safety their searches help customers find and remove fake profiles. >> the internet is still the wild, wild west. there are very few laws to protect you online for the use of your images >> ceo david mcclellan says these stolen images can lead to very real danger >> i had people actually showing up and, you know, getting upset with me in person. >> and it's even happened to me. >> vicky, we decided to run your image, and here's what we found. we found a vicky nguyen channel selling for $799 we found a clubhouse link of somebody using your image to most likely talk to other people online and we found a celebrity foot website that has all of your feet pics. >> my feet?! that is gross and weird. >> mcclellan says you can take steps to protect your images set your social media profiles to private

limit what you post, add water marks to your photos, and run reverse image searches it's free with google images >> if you can't meet the person within like a week, it's not real >> great advice. and by the way, i would like to thank social catfish, because they did help me take down those photos they found of me. this is a really good time to remind everyone, just never send money to someone you haven't met, no matter how many photos or texts they send you we were talking about this, with deep fakes and ai coming out, this is only going to become an even bigger problem when your -- you're able to video chat with someone who isn't real at all. the best rule of thumb, never, ever send money to someone you don't know if we all stopped sending money, these scammers would stop. >> and you're not probably really in a relationship if you haven't met at some point. >> typically a red flag. >> at some point >> it's true there's a lot of weird, disgusting people on the internet people looking at your feet like that >> okay, craig >> disgusting. >> moving on moving on.

>> all righty then how do we recover that you know what, we go to the weather. >> i don't know, craig well said. we do have cooler temperatures in the northeast, back through the great lakes, we're seeing highs in the 70s today very comfortable, lots of sunshine, some strong storms will fire up with hail and damaging winds the biggest threat, back through the plain states today out west, a little unsettled back through the rockies, but the west coast looks beautiful 70s, 80s in southwestern oregon and 60s along the coast of california now here's a peek out your good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to gradually become sunny today. it may be a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. some of our warmest spots inland only reach about 70 degrees today and tomorrow and low 70s throughout the weekend into the memorial day holiday, reaching into the low 70s. while we have 70s inland, for

>> don't forget, if you're headed out the door, look for us on the radio series xm channel 108. >> as mr. roker says, best time of the morning >> i had this website with all these pictures of vicky's feet >> we cover a lot of ground on this show, don't we? >> we'll start today with blake shelton. really again? more with blake? don't you have enough press, cowboy on tuesday night, we gave the longest running "voice" coach a proper sendoff with a little jersey tribute and the raptors >> just like any other coach, when it's time to walk away from the game, throw in the towel, pack it in and call it a day, we commemorate this big moment like any other great american athlete, buddy, it is time to retire the blake shelton jean

jacket >> he's so old, he kept telling me in that moment, what? where it is? i can't see it what he couldn't see it he is the g.o.a.t. of "the voice. not the greatest of all time, but more like the goat, the an nal. he's our goat. >> by the way, you guys laugh and you joke, but you did share the sweetest tribute to your buddy on insta a bunch of throwback pictures. for more than 12 years, we've watched this cowboy do his thing on "the voice. we've laughed and had fun literally the entire time. >> it was fun. enjoy your big-red chair retirement you deserve it >> honestly, what did it feel like >> first of all, it was a really good show. we spent so much time shooting "the voice," adam came back, to see celo green, all the previous contestants all back that was really fun. but the weirdest part is we spend all of our time together

at work. we have to figure out -- we have a new show, but how will we subsidize that time. >> but you're besties. your families are really good friends. >> it came at a good time. he deserves a break. >> that's his love language. sarcasm is carson's love language these two love each other. >> we move on to pedro pascal. the hollywood a-lister is having quite a busy year, starring in two big series, "the last of us" an "the mandalorian." he revealed how in a podcast he was doing talking about at the roundtable how he does both shows. >> you have two shows going on at once. presumably you don't always have to be there for "the mandalorian", you can just do a voice-over >> correct yeah for a lot of it, really. >> oh, really? >> oh, it's all a lie. >> there's an extended amount of

experimentation, like being in the suit for a lot of it and frankly, you know, my body wasn't up for the task as far as like, you know, the four months of it. but i was in it. i was in it a significant amount >> the guy who did darth vader was probably like, wait, what? you have to be in that thing all the time up next, the brady bunch, the story of a lovely renovation buying the iconic tv house out in l.a. getting a little help from the brady cast. they flipped the house, about the renovation we went there in 2019 to check on their progress. now years later, that home is up for sale the asking price is $5.5 million. that's right they put a whole second story on it, too. >> but it looks identical to the '70s version >> i always loved mr. brady's office, the sunken office where he did his architecture, very cool it's yours if you want it.

finally, "yellowstone. we've got great news today part one of season five starts streaming exclusively on peacock. and for anybody who needs to catch up, here's a little taste of what's been going on. >> what you going to do first? >> what do you think i'm going to do? >> back to work. >> you have no friends in this building, john you'll have to bring your own. >> i love montana, but i'm doing this for our family. >> this never happened >> you have declared war on us >> ruin them, starting with her. >> a lot of very unhappy people. >> they're going to fight you dirty. >> is there any other way? >> yes much-needed victory for peacock. you can exclusively stream all seasons on peacock >> i'm s good morning. it's 8:26. i'm kris sanchez. traffic slowing on interstate 580 after a deadly early-morning crash that happened around 3:30

in the eastbound lanes near 1st street in livermore. the emergency response distracted a lot of commuters in the westbound direction through the morning. the chp says a speeding ford mustang triggered a deadly chain reaction where one person died and another is in the hospital. we're going to get a look at your forecast for the weekend and the holiday. meteorologist kari hall, good morning. >> our weather is settling down. we're in the same weather pattern where what we saw yesterday will be what we see today, maybe even a touch cooler, reaching the low 70s for the inland valleys after early morning clouds. eventually it's going to clear out and we'll see low 70s throughout the memorial day into early next week. san francisco will have some cooler temperatures. if you are planning to head to the coastline, it'll struggle to make it to 60 degrees. it's going to be chilly and

cloudy there for the weekend. >> thank you very much. we have more local news in just a half hour.

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♪ 8:30 now it is a beautiful sunny thursday morning. we are so happy to have you along with us. and we have just been pickled, pickled by the massive dance party going on over at flippers roller boogie palace it's still going strong. >> oh, my goodness there's only one thing to do when you see a dance party right across street. >> what is that? >> you have to send sheinelle jones down there and show them how it is done >> first of all, guess what? these are my people! i don't know if you guys remember, i joined daybreak nyc. we did dance to the edge there are more than 500,000 members of this daybreaker community where you have dance parties with headphones so we're not bothering anybody around in

28 cities and it's your anniversary today. >> ten-year anniversary to be at rockefeller center to be with all of this new york summer incredible energy. it's incredible. >> she's got her little up with here, her husband. guys, this is a movement all around the country you wake up with positive energy i remember you end with meditation, right? >> yes, it's a whole three-hour journey. >> a whole three-hour journey. all of their fun, glory, and costumes it's so much fun, guys >> sheinelle, what have they been listening to? >> wait, wait, wait. give me one of your headphones they want to know what you're listening to let me put it up to the microphone this has never been tested ♪ that's all we can pay for. come on! >> hey, ho, hey, ho, hip hop >> we've got to hear this, too >> so awesome! >> very cool >> that gets you pumped up

>> that was awesome. >> love it love it. >> get down. you know me. >> all right, guys just ahead, we're going to dive into questions that parents of adult children are wrestling with should you lend them money -- >> no. >> how about letting them live in your home nobody is better at parenting adult children than this lady, maria shriver, our pal, she got some expert guidance on those tricky topics and more and will share all of it with in just a couple of minutes. >> and if you like pina coladas, alejandra ramos is here. she has all of her summer entertaining needs including a fun way to make frozen cocktails. >> and you take that and pair it with a nice little carne asada, chef lopez sharing the secrets of mexican barbecue just in time to spice up your holiday weekend. >> did you know what today also is, guys it's national wine day you know what we're going to do

on the third hour. we're going to elevate your celebration with wine for every summer occasion. >> i want to be on that show today. >> come on >> guys, let's take a moment and congratulate a member of our "today" family our correspondent morgan chesky just became a dad. he and olivia welcoming little eleanor may into the world on tuesday. she's a healthy 7 pounds, 13 ounces just beautiful morgan says they're so in love welcome to the world, baby girl. ellie may. >> congratulations >> congrats, guys. congrats how about one more check of the weather? >> we're headed closer to memorial day weekend and the weather looks fine for most areas, except into the southeast, where if you're traveling, you will run into some heavy rain, especially tomorrow some coastal flooding, rip currents along the water, something to keep in mind. out west, we're looking for most of our trouble areas to be right through the rockies. that's through montana, straight into wyoming, right down into the panhandle of texas, where we will see some heavy pockets of rain and heavy rain in the

southeast, too we will see those areas remain unsettled all the way through the holiday weekend. elsewhere today, we have lots of sunshine it's chilly in the northeast, chilly across northern michigan, only in the 50s, but sunny and warm down along the gulf coast, high temperatures today in the good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are starting out with clouds, but it's going to shape up to be a really nice day. we're headed for 70 degrees for the inland valleys. we'll continue to see weather like this going into the weekend, memorial day reaching 73 degrees and mostly sunny. we're keeping the clouds in san francisco and along the coastline where we're only looking at highs in the low 60s for the next several days. >> and that's your latest forecast, savannah >> dylan, thank you so much. jenna's with us. i can't believe it's time to reveal the first "read with

jenna" pick. can you believe it >> it's the first summer pick. three, two, one. it's "the celebrant. i loved this book so much. it's about a group of friends from college, and they make a pact they're going to come together when one of them needs the other, okay. and they perform a living funeral to remind people that life is worth living >> no one dies >> no, but it is centered around a gorgeous love story and steven is known for his hilarious humor. it's so, so funny, an ode to the power of friendship, which i love that was the worst high five >> there we go friendship and our shared history. i hope y'all will read with me "the celebrant" is available to preorder right now scan that qr code, and i hope y'all read with us >> should i read it this weekend, memorial day weekend? >> please! >> i love it i'll give you my book report next week. >> please do coming up next, the doctor

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all right. we're back 8:38, highlighting a phase of parenting that is often overlooked we're talking about how to parent adult children. >> our dear, dear friend maria shriver sat down with the author of a new book out today to find out what you should know about navigating this complicated stage in life. very important parenting adult kids, maria. >> that's right. and challenging. good morning, everybody. well, we have heard a lot about the terrible twos and the troublesome teens, but rarely do we discuss the issues that come up as our children enter adulthood.

from dating to marriages to jobs to finances to buying homes, it can be a trying time for young adults and a really trying time for their parents. they're the questions the 65 million americans with adult children often find themselves asking should i lend my 24-year-old money? is it okay for my the 27-year-old to move back home? how do i tell my 30-year-old i disapprove of their significant other? those issues and more are tackled in dr. larry steinberg's "you and your adult child: how to grow together in challenge times. why did you think this was needed out there >> the idea really originated at aarp so many of its members saying, help us. >> reporter: these challenges often surface as young people enter their 20s and 30s. for these now adult children, it's a new phase of development. for their moms and dads, a new chapter of parenthood. >> thank you for having my back.

>> reporter: after graduating from college, he wanted to move back home. forcing them both to relearn how to live together you want him to spread his wings, but he's in your house and you have rules how did that work? >> i t hink for me, i tried to be more hands-off and not get in his space. >> there was a lot of silence. >> while they said silence eventually worked for them, dr. steinberg says for parents providing their children with housing or even financial assistance to set expectations right away with all of these things, talk with them at the front end >> and when you have that conversation, the young adult child should be an active participant in shaping what the agreement is going to be >> reporter: steinberg says it has become more common for adult children to lean on their parent

that's because societal changes, an evolving workforce, and the rising cost of living have all complicated and even delayed this generation's timeline of adulthood. he estimates the time it takes today's young adults to go from graduating college to starting a family is five years longer than it took their parents. you say in this book, one of the things people really want to take away is to stop saying, well, when i was your age, i -- >> right >> why is that so detrimental for a young adult to hear? >> the subtext is, when i was your age, i was so much farther ahead than you are and what i remind parents, yes, you were their age at one point in time, but circumstances were very, very different >> reporter: when 30-year-old porter tolkien's father jonathan was her age, he was starting his family and his career was well underway by contrast, today, porter is happily single and recently

decided to change her career path i hear so many young people if their 20s and 30s who come over and say to me, like, i always thought i would be further along. is that what you guys hear too >> definitely. i think back to 20-year-old me and i know she would be so proud of 30-year-old me, even though i don't have it figured out. it's a mess. but it's a fun mess. >> that fun mess presents a delicate dance for parents who are left to decide when to weigh in are you surprised at how long the parenting road is for you? >> you're always going to parent your kids as they age. >> reporter: you're basically saying that parents are best to not compare their life journey with their adult children, but to be really people with high eqs. >> yes, i think parents can do it and maybe this book can help both generations be a little bit more understanding and compassionate towards each

other. >> and guys, another great takeaway from all of this, know when to bite your tongue steinberg offers this simple eq check. if your child is about to make an irreparable mistake, then you should speak up. but if your issue is a matter of taste or opinion, you should probably keep it to yourself, and that's a big challenge for most parents who have been guiding these kids for their entire lives so you have to step back, be there, but be quiet. >> wow >> don't cosign a loan >> might work for marriage as well >> maria, great. great, great, great. thank you, maria >> she's always full of wisdom, that maria >> i swear, the wisest one >> we love you, maria. >> busted. coming up next, alejandra ramos will be here with your new secret weapon for the grill just in time for father's day and more of her favorite for summer entertaining but firs this is "today" on t,

we are back with shop all day and this morning, alejandra ramos, a "today" food contributor is here, sharing her must-haves for summer entertaining love that. if you want to buy anything you're about to see, you can scan the qr code at the bottom of your screen all of the products are available. a summer outdoor good morning it's that time of year, you can sit outside. >> i love a summer outdoor party. but what i don't like is warm beer or warm drinks. so that's why we've got this really fun product from chillsner. you take this insert right here, keep these in the freezer, and take one sip from your drink so it doesn't overflow and pop it in this works with any standard 12-ounce bottle, beer, soda, whatever you like. it keeps it cool the entire time you're drinking. pop it and you don't have to wait go ahead and drink it's great if you like to nurse your drink a little bit. or even just on a hot sunny day. >> i can't believe it's -- why didn't they invent this years ago?

that's amazing >> so this is the cha-cha pitcher from crate & barrel. it's a 90-ounce pitcher, which is a great size. means you don't have to keep refilling it this is $34.95 it's a great deal because you can use this for the big batch mixed drinks, for the big party cocktails. when you're entertaining, you want to be with your guests and enjoy the party, too >> i like to pick things up. >> it's a little windy out of here we don't want the pitcher to go flying and i love the name, too it sounds like a summer party. >> it's crying out for a margarita. >> it really, really is. >> i love these. >> these are so cute these are serving platters from rifle paper co they're known more these beautiful floral patterns and these are made out of a mix of wood and paper they're fully laminated. they are dishwasher safe

trays are so great during the summertime you can use them to organize condiment, bringing drinks and things from inside to zwroutsido your guests. >> and the coasters are cute, too. >> you can use it for serving breakfast in bred. a lot of gorgeous patterns these are on a special deal for "today" viewers, they're 30% off. >> love that tell me about these little glasses. >> coop glasses are my absolute favorite cocktail glass shape. it makes every drink so elegant. whether it's water, seltzer, a coc cocktail, a martini, a frozen drink. and these are great, because in the summer, you don't want the glass. it can break, especially if you're by the pool these are made from a product called tritan. it is stronger than acrylic, dishwasher safe, and resists scratches. a great way to have that elegant glass look in the summertime >> you can be fancy, but okay for outside. >> first we were talking about those frozen cocktails this is so cool. this is from rabbit. and it is the people that do wine opener, these are frozen

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>> it's like a holiday weekend and we're getting ready. you set us up nicely we have some cocktails we'll do some asada mexican style. memorial day weekend will never be the same. we'll cook right after this. but first, this is "today" on but first, this is "today" on nbc. - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org.

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call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >> hi, everyone! welcome back to "today" food we're going into the big long weekend. a little inspiration for your cookout. an introduction to carne asada in her latest cookbook, chef lucia lopez is going to tell us how to do it the restaurant in l.a. is fantastic, authentic mexican food and culture if you're in the koreatown part of l.a., go visit the restaurant we don't have a ton of time. let's get right to it. >> we are going to start -- well, first of all, thank you. >> denada. >> who would have thought we

were going to have an asada out here this weekend. >> i love it we're going to do it this weekend. >> we are going to marinate my meat first there's no asada without carne asada. >> we've got to get going. >> wait, wait, wait. we have garlic powder, cumin, sea salt, pepper corn. >> beautiful >> whisk it all together are you going to make me -- >> go ahead. >> we've got to roll >> we're going to add this to my meat >> like a dry rub. >> first like a dry rub. then you'll want to sit that for about 15 minutes, 20 minutes there you go you're so fast i'll hire you. i do need extra hands. this is already done with magic, done then my enchilada mix. >> this is just tomato based >> no, this is a mix of lime, lemon spices then we add tomato juice, orange

juice, some cerveza. >> thank you >> you can do that >> how long do we let this chill out for? >> you forgot your oranges and your shallots. >> okay, beautiful >> come on, carson >> gotcha. >> now, we marinate this i love marinating for two to four hours >> cover, put it in the fridge >> cover, put it in the fridge >> and here it is. here's the grill meanwhile, you've got some peppers and onions going over here >> we're going to throw these in here i already have some garlic in here we're going to have some onions, some chiles and jalapenos. >> we've got the tasting gang here eating the asada with the enchiladas how is it? a little kick in the salsa >> who doesn't like asada, right? come on, kids.

give me some energy. >> chips are good. that salsa's got some heat switch with me >> while you do that, i have flour, salt, we're going to create a dough for our flour tortilla i love corn tortillas are what i love, but lately, i've been loving flour tortillas that beautiful -- >> back and forth. >> yes >> these are corn-based? >> so this we're going to kind of mix together. you knead the dough. and this will become this. >> we're going to roll it pout >> do you want to roll it out? >> wow, that's thin. >> can i show you how to do that >> and we put it -- don't oil it down or anything like that >> no oil. >> we've only got a few seconds. >> did you make the tortilla chips as well? >> i did not >> the chip rsz delicious. the steak is delicious the beautiful cookbook pick it up get these recipes at today.com/food

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