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to come? and chaos in the cabin. an airliner hits extreme turbulence. 25 people injured, some seriously and why the pilots never saw it coming today, monday, may 1, 2017. from nbc news, this is today, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. [ cheers and applause ] good morning, everybody, welcome to today, it s a monday morning. we have craig in for matt. looking at that video, it s incredible. if you re one of the people who ignores the pilot who says fasten your seat belts, turbulence is coming. a scary scene in the sky. more than two dozen folks were injured. more on that in just a bit. but first, this terrible shooting. it happened in california. a man suddenly opening fire on guests at a large pool party that was being held at the apartment complex where that man lives. katie b i overnight developments on this investigation. katie, good morning. reporter: good morning, savannah. the birthday party was being ....
you can almost, i can see my breath out here just a little. probably not all the best lighting out here. you can actually see your breath this morning it s so chilly out here. perfect day for baseball though if you re headed down to nats ballpark. the diamondbacks are in town. we stuck it to them last night. let s hope we can get another good day. little breezy and cool. no chance of a rain delay today. tomm s baseball game may be affected by that. four things today, breezy and cool, heavy rain in the morning, cool and shower ri, cloudy and chilly sunday. inner loop after old georgetown road, that is a work zone happening around blocking the right lane to connecticut avenue. rest of the beltway looks just fine. up top you can see all of those routes into town and out of town don t have any problems. bottom of the routes looking good. live picture for you 301 at branch avenue looking nice and clear. see you in a few minutes. aaron? melissa, 5:02. any moment we are ....
but i also think it the beginning of a difficult time for republicans. republicans now as usual donald trump s instincts on this were so right on from the beginning when he said the easiest thing for republicans to do would be to step back and let obamacare fail and blame democrats for it. now republicans if it gets through the senate, republicans own obamacare after that. they own federal healthcare after that. and that s going to be a tough thing to defend in future elections. lou: buthat s the wait should be. it should be the responsibility of the party in power that moves legislation and creates law to take responsibility for it. charlie: i wish democrats had the spine to fix the mess they created. but that s expecting too much. lou: i m glad you are joining me in lofty expectations. rachel: charlie is right. the republicans own healthcare, but they will also own something else. the pathway for healthcare is the pathway for tax reform. it s the pathway to jobs and ....
the suffering still continues. now that i know it is not a civil matter anymore, it is a human matter. alton is no longer here, but his voice will still be heard through us. we love alton and we do not want this to end. remember his name. family ofis the alton sterling who was killed by police in 2016, calling for louisiana s state s attorney general to bring criminal killersagainst his after the trump justice department declined to bring federal charges against them. we will also go to france where voters head to the polls sunday to pick between former investment banker emmanuel macron and far-right politician marine le pen. and him repress or carol anderson and emory professor carol anderson. part of what happens when african-americans advance, when they gain access to the citizenship rights, you see a out of policies emanate congress, out of the white house to knock back those advancements. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.o ....
us, it was a challenge because parents are driving their kids to school and they re dropping them off. we want to get the clear information out to folks so parents can make a decision. reporter: the wind carried the thick black smoke up 1,000 feet and north and east blanketing the bay. epa local agencies sent teams out to monitor the pollutants in the air on the populated benicia side, including simple elementary levels were low. but on the industrial side. levels various times this morning it peaked up to ten times normal background. reporter: this is a live look at the same stack that was emitting all that flame and smoke throughout the day. as you can see, a great improvement here. basically they have been burning off through the petroleum product that was in those lines when the power went out. even though that outage lasted only 18 minutes, the effects since we have seen have lasted all day and we re told by valero we can see flaring for the next several days ....