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Good Monday morning breaking news overnight. The war in the Middle East intensifies.

A new round of punishing strikes with more nations drawn into the fight. It's March 2nd.

This is today on edge overnight fresh attacks across the Middle East.

Dramatic new video showing a US war plane plunging out of the sky. One of three fighter jets

shot down in what the US military is calling a friendly fire incident. The Pentagon says it's hit

more than a thousand targets inside Iran with no end inside combat operations continue at this

time in full force along striking back claiming the lives of multiple US service members.

All of it rattling global markets and sending oil prices soaring the impact soon to be felt at

the pump. We're live in the region and at the White House with the very latest. Terror ties.

I'm just going to flag down somebody advising there's an active unit. New details about that

mass shooting at a crowded bar in Austin. The FBI investigating it as possible terrorism with

sources saying the suspect are sure with an Iranian flag. It was really scary because the shooter

was walking towards me. Survivors speaking out as we learn about the fast response that likely saved

lives were live in Texas. Prayers for Nancy. There's still a lot of hope out there. A vigil marking one

month since Savannah's mom disappeared. The challenge is facing investigators as they pour over

thousands of hours of video including this vehicle seen speeding away that night as officials

wait on critical DNA evidence. We're live in Tucson. Bundle up for now. March coming in like a lion

with tens of millions waking up to a blast of bitter cold temperatures up to 15 degrees below normal

with fresh snow falling. But a major rebound is on the horizon as tracking all the

those stories plus making a scene. Sands after awards honoring the best of movies and television.

A night filled with laughs special tributes and surprise reunions. We have all the Hollywood highlights

and a holy matrimony a Chicago couple forced to cancel their dream wedding in Mexico at the very

last moment. We really just need your help. That call answered in a big way. This is one of those

weddings and I will always remember how a team of strangers stepped up with a few days notice to

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join us live today Monday March 2nd, 2026 from NBC News. This is today with Savannah Guthrie

and Craig Melvin live from studio 1a in Rockefeller Plaza. And the very good morning to you.

Welcome to today. Thank you so much for starting your Monday with us. Hoda is in force Savannah

while she remains with her family in Arizona. We want to get right to that breaking news the latest

out of the Middle East overnight 3 US war planes crashing this video here emerging just a short

time ago showing one of those planes on fire. Slowly spiraling to the ground the military says

all crew members survived and the jets were actually shot down by Kuwaiti forces and a friendly

fire incident all of it comes as President Trump warns the operations in Iran could take several

weeks and there could be more American casualties after Iranian strikes killed 3 US troops.

Here in the US the war already rocking the market sending oil prices soaring all eyes this morning

on the impact of the pump. Let's get through this Monday morning a lot of questions as well. We've

got it all covered. We'll start with NBC's Richard Ingle. He is in Israel. Richard good morning.

Good morning Craig. I am right now in the town of Bayt Shemesh which is outside of Jerusalem and

this residential area took a direct hit by an Iranian ballistic missile. As this morning we're

learning more about those American aircraft shot down in a friendly fire incident and the first

American casualties of this war. This morning 3 American fighter jets crashing in Kuwait.

US officials saying the crews all survived and that the jets were mistakenly shot down by

Kuwaiti air defenses in a friendly fire incident during active combat with Iran.

It is also in Kuwait where the United States suffered its first casualties in this rapidly

expanding war. US Central Command confirming today that at least four American service members

were killed by an Iranian attack. President Trump acknowledged the deaths and said the war

would continue until all its objectives are achieved. We pray for the full recovery of the wounded

and send our immense love and eternal gratitude to the families of the fallen and sadly there will

likely be more before it ends that's the way it is. Israel and the United States are pounding Iran

around the clock targeting its military and leadership killing Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah

Ali Hamane. The Pentagon saying the US so far has hit around 1,000 targets.

The mission of Operation Epic Fury is laser focused. Destroy Iranian offensive missiles,

destroy Iranian missile production, destroy their navy and other security infrastructure

and they will never have nuclear weapons. Iran is firing at Israel and across the Middle East.

Bahrain Qatar and the United Arab Emirates among the countries that reported new attacks

just this morning. An oil tanker set on fire off the coast of Oman and now the pro-Iranian

militant group Hezbollah has joined the war as well firing rockets overnight from Lebanon into

northern Israel. Israel returning fire killing several dozen people according to Lebanon's health

ministry. And there are already sciences war could spiral out of control. Look what happened

in Baghdad yesterday and Iran has a tremendous amount of influence over what happens in Iraq.

Large pro-Iranian crowds try to enter the so-called green zone where the U.S. Embassy is located

and swarm the embassy. Craig. Chief foreign correspondent Richard Engelforce there in Israel.

Richard, thank you. Meantime President Trump is back in Washington this morning. His

defense secretary spoke at length this morning about the attacks, offering more details on the timing

and the goals of the strikes. NBC's Garrett Hakes covering all of that from the White House.

Garrett, good morning. Oh, good morning. The president has been telling reporters he's satisfied

the pace and effectiveness of U.S. strikes so far. He said he believes this war could last four

to five weeks and then it's running ahead of schedule. And this morning we're learning more about

the opportunity the administration saw in ordering strikes after nuclear talks with Iran hit a wall

late last week. President Trump back at the White House this morning after a weekend overseeing

the strikes on Iran from his Mar-a-Lago home. Combat operations continue at this time in full force

and they will continue until all of our objectives are achieved. Two sources briefed on the matter

tell NBC News the attack was launched Saturday after months of close coordination with Israel

and weeks of negotiations with Iran because intelligence showed that Iran's supreme leader would be

at a meeting with several of his deputies offering the opportunity to kill many of the regime's

top leaders at once. The president telling NBC News in a phone interview Sunday that the operation

in Iran was quote ahead of schedule and that one acceptable outcome would be decapitating the regime.

A process well underway with the killing of Kameni Saturday asked by NBC News why he ultimately

decided to order the strikes. The president said of Iran quote they weren't willing to say they

will not have a nuclear weapon. Very simple Iran has long insisted their nuclear program is only

for civilian purposes. The administration had told reporters this weekend that Iran posed an

imminent threat to the U.S. But NBC News now learning the Pentagon told Congress there was no

intelligence to suggest Iran was planning to strike U.S. forces according to a source with direct

knowledge. This morning the Pentagon saying the operation was aimed at Iranian military assets but

adding this is not a so-called regime change war. But the regime sure did change. In the U.S.

over the weekend some taking to the streets to support the strikes while political reaction in

Washington mostly breaking along partisan lines ahead of classified briefings for lawmakers set

for tomorrow. The mothership of terrorism is sinking that Captain is dead well done President Trump.

My sense is that they did not go into this with any kind of strategic plan.

Congressional Democrats say they plan to force votes in both chambers on the war powers act

this week but with Republicans closely backing President Trump so far those votes are unlikely

to lead to any restrictions on the president's conduct of this war.

Hota. All right, Garrett Hakefors there at the White House. Garrett, thank you.

Let's get some perspective on what comes next from Jeremy Bash who served as Chief of Staff at both

Defense Department and the CIA. Kristen Walker also with us of course moderator of Meet the

Prescott morning to both of you. Jeremy will start with you. President Trump says this is an

operation that could last four to five weeks. What can we expect during that time period?

And also Jeremy, what's the in game here?

Hey Craig, so job one is to take out those Iranian ballistic missile launchers,

those one way attacked drones and the factories and the munitions elements that actually supply

those to decimate Iran's ability to hold out risk US forces and our allies and partners in

the region. We also have to take out Iran's Navy because Navy ships could lay minds in the

streets of Hormuz were 20% of the oil production of the world pass through. So America and our

allies and partners have to worry about Iran's Navy. And third is the nuclear infrastructure. We

can't I think get out of this operation and declare a mission accomplished unless Iran's nuclear

infrastructure is decimated. Jeremy, the fighting has spread in the Middle East. There was a hotel

in Dubai that was hit the airport in Kuwait, another hotel in Bahrain and on and on.

Are US troops in the region at risk there? And what do you see happening there in the Middle

East as a whole? They're definitely at risk, Hota. We're at war. And in the fog of war, you see

things like friendly fire incidents where US pilots were down by our own allies and partners

from Kuwait. Obviously, we need to engage in better deflection in the region. We have to protect

not only our bases and our troops, but also our embassies, our consulates and the civilians,

the Americans who are there working and who are living overseas. So there is a lot of force

protection that has to be done. This work could spread. It could spread to Northern Israel and Levedon

and many other fronts. Kristen, let's let's bring you in here. You talk to President Trump

over the weekend by phone. What did he tell you about the timing, about the calculations that are

being made here? Well, crank, based on my conversations with President Trump himself and also senior

administration officials, look, there were a number of key factors that went into striking around.

The president argued Iran wanted to reconstitute its nuclear weapons program with the goal of

hitting as far as the United States. Secondly, US officials just didn't believe Iran was serious

about making a deal to end its nuclear enrichment program. The president kept saying he hasn't heard

those magic words yet. And finally, US officials believed they had the window and the intelligence

to strike Iranian leadership. But look, here's the challenge. In my conversation with the president

over the weekend, I asked him what the plan is to replace the current regime. He said that's

up to the Iranian people and he has yet to clearly lay out a strategy for what comes next. I think

you're going to see pressure from Democrats and even Republicans, Craig and Hoda, to officially

make his case to Congress and the American people there. Yeah, Kristen, let's talk politics for a

congressional Republicans are largely behind, but those in the MAGA movement are divided. So what

are the political implications here? Well, Hoda, we're already starting to see a sharp divide

in the reaction to this decision. Well, as you say, many congressional Republicans are supportive.

You saw Senator Lindsey Graham there argue this would make the world safer. Former Congresswoman

Marjorie Taylor Greene wrote this, fascinating. She says, quote, we said no more foreign wars,

no more regime change. We said it on rally stage after rally stage speech after speech. Trump

vans basically the entire administration campaigned on it and promised to put America first

and make America great again. Remember, going back to 2016, President Trump vowed to get the US

out of foreign wars to get out of regime change. This is now the second time he's attempted

regime change in a matter of just months. And the backdrop to this Republicans fighting to hold

onto both chambers of Congress could this depress turn out amongst the MAGA base, zoom out a

little bit. Take a look at this poll, only 27% approve of the strikes, 43% disapprove, 29%

undecided, Hoda and Craig. All right, Kristen Walker. Thank you, Jeremy Bash. Thank you as well.

Thanks, guys. The attacks on Iran are already having an impact on the economy fears over the global

oil supplies and prices soaring overnight. NBC News Senior Business Correspondent Christine

Romans joins us now. This is a major oil hub. So when might we feel the impact of this crisis?

In a matter of days, we're looking at oil prices this morning, surging here around the world.

And it's a pretty dramatic move. And you're seeing stock index futures, stock markets down

around the world because of the risk of a prolonged crisis war in the Middle East. Look at

there, the straight of her moves, 20% of global oil goes through there. And our sources are telling

us you have dozens and dozens of ships that are now anchored, not moving through here,

concerned about potential violence in this region. So restricting supplies is something that sends

these oil prices up. So if you see $10 a barrel for crude, an additional $10 a barrel of crude,

that's about 25 cents, more what you would pay at the pump. And that can happen in a matter of

two, three, four, five days. So watching that very carefully here, we do know that the OPEC

plus group of producing nations, about 50% of oil production they account for. They have said

they're going to raise production starting next month. That is a tacit nod that there could be

some disruption potentially, some higher prices here. But I'll tell you, the gas price story had

been a good part of the affordability story in the United States. A rare good bright spot in the

affordability story will watch very carefully to see how quickly those gas prices rise from a

current level of out just about $299, $3 a gallon, how quickly gas prices will rise. It depends on

what happens next, how long this lasts, and how wide it spreads. All right, Christine Romans,

Christine, thank you. Welcome. This morning a mass shooting in Texas is being investigated as a

possible act of terrorism. Two people were killed more than two dozen more hurt after gum and open

fire at a crowded bar in Austin this weekend. NBC's Priscilla Thompson live from the scene there in

Texas. Priscilla, good morning. Craig, good morning. That shooting happened early Sunday morning

at this bar. Just minutes before closing witnesses describe hearing people screaming and seeing

people running for their lives as a barrage of bullets rang out.

This morning the FBI is on the scene investigating a deadly mass shooting in a popular Austin Nightlife area.

What is going on? I'm just going to fly down. Somebody advising there's an active shooter.

Two people were killed and 14 others injured when a gunman opened fire on Buford's beer garden

early Sunday morning. Four sources familiar with the investigation. Now identifying the suspect

as a 53 year old naturalized US citizen from Senegal with possible mental health issues.

I heard people screaming people running from this side over here.

The alleged shooter seen wearing a property of a law sweatshirt according to multiple sources

and a shirt with an Iranian flag emblem underneath.

Authorities are now trying to determine if this was an act of terrorism.

It's still way too early in the process to determine an exact motivation.

But there were indicators that on the subject and in his vehicle that indicate potential

nexus to terrorism. Police say they arrived in under a minute.

It was really scary because the shooter was walking towards me. Nathan Komo had just left the bar

and watched as police rushed in killing the gunman. How did you feel?

I just felt shocked when I looked back on it. I'm like oh my god like if I walked out of that bar

five minutes later I would have been on the patio instead of those other victims.

And police have not yet publicly identified the victims but witnesses tell us that this was a bar

that was popular among college students. We know that those 14 injured were taken to local hospitals.

Three of them in critical condition but police this morning really crediting that 55 to 57 second

response with saving lives. All right quick response and did all right Priscilla Thompson

there for some Texas Priscilla. Thank you. All right. What do you say we just switch gears?

Shall we let's go to Mr. Roker and get a check of the weather. Good morning guys and good morning

to you and we're hoping for the folks in the Northeast. This is going to be our last gasp of winter.

Uh right now it feels like one in Binghamton nine in Cleveland three in Boston.

Ten here in New York City with those windshields. We've also got a system that's going to be pushing

east. It's bringing snow into parts of Indiana on into Pittsburgh. We're talking also rain and

snow icing conditions heavier rain from St. Louis to Cincinnati one to two inches of rain.

Snow not a big deal but the ice through Wednesday were worried about that down from Cincinnati

Johnstown PA Rowan Oak to Hartford. There could be slick conditions over the next 24 hours with

this cold air but then warmer air starts to push its way in and that's really just weather.

All right now thank you coming up an overnight vigil marking one month since Savannah's mom

Nancy was abducted from her home. We'll go there live to see how the community is coming together

and I look at where the investigation goes from here. Also we are going to catch up with the US

Olympian who just made history in Milan. There she is gold medal winner Alessa Leo she's going to

join us live but first this is today on NBC.

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beautiful speech yeah well the winners and losers coming up just a little bit but first we'll

start this half hour the very latest on the search for Nancy Guthrie yesterday marking exactly one

month since Savannah's mom has been taken from her home and four weeks later there's still just so

many questions about what happened yeah investigators are working several leads including neighborhood

surveillance footage and DNA found at the home NBC's list croits has been covering all of this from

the very beginning and she joined us once again there in Tucson the list good morning

hi Hota hi guys good morning to all of you it really is heartening to see how many people continue

to send their love and support to Savannah and her family we actually did that drive between Nancy's

home and that home where that car drove by around the time of Nancy's kidnapping well we don't know if

it was the abductors the timing does roughly line up we also went inside a forensic lab to learn

more about why processing that mixed DNA is so complicated this morning Tucson marking one month

since Nancy Guthrie went missing there's still a lot of hope out there four weeks later investigator

still trying to piece together the unbearable mystery according to FBI crime data kidnappings involving

seniors over the age of 80 are extremely rare fewer than one percent of all abductions investigators

continue to work several leads including the thousands of hours of footage amassed like that

ring camera video obtained by Fox News digital showing the car driving past a home two and a half

miles away around the time Nancy Guthrie was abducted according to the sheriff Nancy's pacemaker

disconnected at two twenty eight a.m. the car and the ring footage drove by this house eight minutes

later at two thirty six a.m. Google Maps is the drive between the two homes is seven minutes

we did it ourselves and it took us just over six minutes the abductors have probably burned

all their clothes they've got rid of the car but they can't get rid of video evidence that's in a

neighbor's house and that's a couple of miles away so that's good that's good evidence better

evidence let's find some DNA Arizona State University forensic science professor April Stonehouse

is an expert in mixed DNA like the sample believed to be found at Nancy's home when the sheriff says

that the lab is facing some challenges what do you think that means i think that means that there

are pretend potentially items of evidence that maybe don't have a lot of DNA on them to begin with

she says it's very possible the mixture is mostly DNA of just one percent let's say 90 percent

of the DNA comes from the victim and only 10 percent is from the suspect then what they can

potentially do is go back and rerun that sample and add more DNA hoping to bring up the signal

from the suspect's profile but there's no guarantee meanwhile outside the station where Savannah

once worked a growing number of messages of love and hope why is it important for you to come and

and sign this wall because i'm too sewn and i'm a mother and it's heartbreaking

Liz let's let's talk about that detail that car that drove by that appeared to be speeding away

what else did did police glean from that piece of video yeah well hold i think it's important

for all of us to remember right now that this is just one piece of video at a thousands of hours

of footage investigators are looking at most of which has not been made public that's that what i

can tell you from doing the drive is that well it is definitely not the fastest way out of Nancy's

neighborhood it is a route that would avoid the biggest intersections and while the timing was

an exact given there's a lot of unknowns right now we don't know what route they could have taken

or how long it would have taken them to get out of the home it isn't out of the realm of possibility

the timing would line up and we do know that it is part of the investigation hold up all right Liz

thank you so much and as always if you have any information any that could be helpful please call

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come on she goes on to win i know what i want to watch is it like like she's seen it for the first time

that was a moment man that was the moment we're never going to forget from the Milan

Cortina Olympics that was that stunning performance by the newly crowned Olympic champion

a list of you wow that is so good should be of course the first american woman in 24 years to win

the figure skating singles event a list also helped the u.s secure goal for the team event as well

all of it capping off an incredible comeback just four years ago you may recall she retired at

the age of 16 because she's here with us this morning she brought the heart of where i'm on girl

congratulate congratulations congrats congrats very nice it's been a whirlwind i would imagine

since Milan but to Carson's point the first american woman to do it in more than 20 years as it

have you been able to take it all in yet all the love that you've gotten since you brought those

models home i think so i've been getting so much more love too like it's just continuing so i don't

know it's a lot but i i'm really grateful oh my gosh going into this thing i know that you had

this very carefree attitude and i remember watching you thinking this is so beautiful but what

happens on the day on the day that she's competing so when you were going out there and you were skating

it was just before you were about to go what do you say to yourself what do you do to keep this kind

of chill demeanor i mean i tell myself to breathe because breathing is so important throughout the

program because we're so stamina-based so i got a little technique with it and then i don't know

i'm feeling the energy of the audience so i don't really need to tell myself much more you just

smile like through the whole thing kind of like now so much part of these performances is the music

i'm a big music guy and i i wondered for you like you know you did state side in the in the exhibition

was playing and then the Donna Summer song i mean the research on Spotify is like these songs now

have blown up like 215 percent like what is that like that you're sort of affecting the fate

of of artists out there i don't know i i still can't believe it to be honest so

these are a song that you have in your mind now that you hear that you want to skate too um

far in my heart has been like stuck in my head

boom up 235 right there you just did it i'm playing but it's been cleared you on it okay

perfect you know to make a good point earlier when we're talking about you um it's just the the joy

that you've seen the half when you're out there on the ice you don't really seem to be in your head

as much as as some of the athletes quite the free spirit on the on the skis where does that come

from what what was that born from i don't know i guess i'm okay if i mess up and do a horrible

program you know i would totally be okay with that actually um so there's nothing to be nervous

about i think one of the best parts of you of which i love the most next to watching you in

almost equal to is your reaction when other people win i mean when that i can't remember her name

but when she got bronze you were jumping with you would just learned you won gold and you held

her hands and you two were jumping together and i thought you're like a girl's girl so what's your

kind of philosophy about about about that part of sports um i mean i don't know i think it's like

bare minimum you know she is a very new to the senior circuit and so i was just really happy for

her because that's her first Olympic she's only 17 like uh she's so cute and she did so well

like i don't know and she was really happy and so i felt really happy for i mean i think one of

the great traits is if you can cheer for someone to be genuinely happy you are for yourself you have

that baked in i think you add into the karma bank girl i mean that's what it's all about that's

what sport is doing our best pushing ourselves together celebrating everyone exactly when you're not

on the ice when you're not winning medals for for team you i see my mom what are you doing like

what are what are let's just hobbies her interests hang out with my friends uh being with my siblings

um when older sisters so you know i got some duties yeah how many how many siblings do you have

high four younger siblings three sisters and a brother i saw the whole group there in Milan that

was fine group right after you when you think about like so much of that your comeback was kind of

predicated on the idea that you're gonna do things like on your own terms when you look back now

the success and getting the medals do you think you could have gotten to this point any other way

hell no definitely not um i'm really glad uh with how it all turned out and i'm glad i could show

three incredible programs i'm really proud of on the Olympic stage that's like ask for

has that hairstyle caught on i feel like it's going to be a thing among people i mean i just hope

i inspire people to do whatever they want but they don't have to yeah that's oh uh end of

December and a December i got some time oh there's a whole there's a math to it yeah i'm

missing a math what is giving me the math so i add another bleach ring every end of December okay

that's how old we know elisa is like a tree i'm the ring okay yeah i just lose something

elisa we love you congratulations awesome great that way guys by the way the celebration not over

elisa is going to come back to ground for the third hour as well all right mr. roger how about a

check of the weather all right guys let's show you we've got some warmth to talk about 10 to 20

degrees above average drop much of the western half of the country down through the southeast as well

we are looking at records possible for Denver today albuquerque Tyler texas coming close galveston

meridian we're looking at temperatures into the eighties tomorrow more the same huntsville you're

going to be near your record of 78 Tulsa you may break your record of 82 laredo texas 95 you're

going to be within a few degrees of that and look at these temperatures going into the weekend

you've got eighties and nineties springfield Missouri temperatures in the mid seventies and here

in the northeast temperatures are going to start to get a lot more mild Baltimore by Thursday 71

degrees upper seventies in Charleston and that's your latest weather guys in the fun

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