that's going to be moving smoother, but expect delays. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> we'll have more during our midday newscast, and don't forget to join us on the streaming app as well. the "today" show coming up next. a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. a beautiful start to our morning. have a great one. a war protest here at home turns deadly. >> an investigation now underway. it's november 7th. this is "today". ♪♪ fatal altercation, a jewish man died after suffering injuries at dueling protests over the israel-hamas war. >> he was proud of being a jew and he went just to wave his flag. >> what witnesses are saying about the potential hate crime. and new this morning, israel's growing push inside gaza. exactly one month after the brutal terror attackam

showdown in court. donald trump testifies at the fraud trial, threatening his business empire, taking aim at the judge, new york's attorney general and the case against him. >> >> i will not be bullied. i will not be harassed. this case will go on. >> just ahead, what the former president admitted on the stand, and did he help or hurt his case? the very latest just ahead. high stakes, it is election day across america. voters headed to the polls, weighing in on key races and the issues the impact on the presidential campaign and the surprise endorsement in the key state of iowa. we'll break it all down. stunning new images of a 300-year-old shipwreck holding what may be the biggest sunken treasure ever. inside the race to recover its billions in gold, silver and jewels and the heated battle

over who owns it. those stories, plus the royal pageantry on display this morning. king charles opening parliament for the first time. while prince william embarks on his own historic trip overseas. the royal family carving a new path. we're live at buckingham palace. and dominating. >> ekeler the touchdown machine is in. >> the chargers take down the jets on monday night football, but it's what happened before the game that has nfl fans buzzing. is star quarterback aaron rodgers eyeing a comeback much sooner than expected? today, tuesday, november 7th, 2023. from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> well, good morning. welcome to "today." it's a tuesday morning. we're so happy you with us today.

>> a lot of news to get to. we'll start with new developments tied to the israel-hamas war here and overseas, including the death of a jewish man at dueling protests in california. >> today marks one month sinces attack on israel, and the numbers are staggering. according to the israeli military, 240 people still being held hostage by hamas. >> gaza's health ministry which is run by hamas, is claiming more than 10,000 palestinians have been killed in israel's attacks, and 1,200 u.s. troops have been deployed to the region in a show of support for israel. >> we'll get to the latest on the front lines with more. but first, stephanie gosk has more on the fatal protest at home. >> good morning. this incident took place in thousand oaks, a suburb of l.a. the county sheriffs office there telling nbc news no arrest has been made in the death of that man. they're investigating the possibility this is a hate crime. as the war between israel and

hamas intensifies, and rallies on both sides spread here in the u.s., overnight a vigil for a 69-year-old jewish man in southern california who died after a fight during dueling pro-israel and pro-palestinian protests on sunday. >> he loves israel. he's proud of being a jew. and he went just to wave his flag. >> paul kessler died after an altercation with a pro-palestinian protester. the death has been ruled as a homicide according to police. and investigators are not ruling out the possibility of a hate crime. authorities in ventura county say kessler suffered a blunt force head injury when he fell backwards and struck his head on the ground. one local jewish group and early reports suggested kessler had been struck by a mega phone. but the sheriff's office saying we don't have any demonstrative evidence that occurred. there is a possibility that may have occurred. kessler was rushed to a hospital where he died the following day. responding to the incident, the /* the l.a. council on american-islamic relations say

they are deeply saddened by this tragic and shocking loss adding we join local jewish leaders in calling on all individuals to refrain from jumping to conclusions. dueling protests have been popping up nationwide since hamas attacked israel a month ago, mostly without serious incident. police often keep protesters separate. in new york city monday, hundreds of activists from jewish voices for peace staged a sit-in at the statue of liberty demanding an immediate cease fire and end to the war. while near central park, thousands of pro-israel supporters showing their solidarity with israel and support for each other. >> so nice to feel part of a community and all the support. >> back in california, authorities are hopeful that someone at the event has video evidence of the altercation and is willing to share it with investigators. a news conference is going to be held later today, and we should get more details, guys. >> stephanie, thank you. breaking overnight, secretary of state antony blinken arrived in japan.

for a summit that's expected to focus heavily on the israel-hamas war, and it comes exactly one month after the terror attacks that sparked it. israel forces are deepening their military campaign inside gaza. richard engel joins us with the latest headlines from the region. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. one month after that attack, israel's prime minister is suggesting that israel forces may have to at least temporarily occupy the gaza strip, but occupation carries huge risks. the israeli military says its troops will comb through every inch of gaza. they've surrounded gaza city, and israel's prime minister says israel may occupy gaza for a period until a replacement for hamas can be found. he spoke to abc news. >> i think israel will, for an indefinite period, will have the

overall security responsibility because we've seen what happens when we don't have it. >> reporter: president biden has said an occupation would be a mistake, taking over gaza, defeating hamas and finding local palestinians to work with could take years. and as u.s. troops learned in iraq could easily fail and devolve into a long and bloody insurgency. gaza could be far more violent than iraq. most iraqis never believed american troops were coming to drive them from their homes for good. many palestinians believe that's israel's goal. and how do you control an area that israeli air strikes are increasingly turning to rubble? our crew this morning following a rescue team in southern gaza where israel told palestinians to go for safety. they manage to pull out two girls, cutting and digging through debris for hours

both of them are named amal. yael is also trapped in gaza she's 3 years old and was kidnapped with her family by hamas on october 7th from kibbutz beeri. i met her uncle. are all these people from your family >> this is my family we're talking a little girl who was never away from her mother they're always together. they sleep together. and i don't even know if she is hugging her now. i don't know if they have food we don't know if they have water. we don't know if they're together i can't think about what's happening in gaza because it breaks my heart. >> reporter: later today, here in jerusalem, there will be memorials held for the 1,400 israelis killed one month ago and in support the 240 hostages still held by hamas. these attacks here compared to israel's 9/11.

>> richard engel, thank you very much it is 8 minutes passed the hour. welcome craig to the table >> good morning to you donald trump talking center stage and the witness stand at a civil fraud trial here in new york city. and there were plenty of fireworks inside and outside that courthouse. nbc's senior legal correspondent laura jarett has been covering this for us. laura, good morning to you. >> hey, craig, good morning. it was an extraordinary moment in that courtroom. the former president bringing the grievances from him so often heard on social media into live testimony from the witness stand. but he quickly saw the risks of treating his legal case like a campaign event the financial fraud case against donald trump entering a dramatic new chapter. the former president exploding on the witness stand, pushing back against accusations he, his sons and his name sake company artificially boosted his assets to get better deals from banks and lenders. >> see what a scam this is this is a case that should never have been brought.

it's a case that should be dismissed immediately. >> reporter: those familiar with the former president in the courtroom hallways, brought to life on the witness stand with mr. trump unleashing on the judge, pointing and yelling. he called me a fraud and he didn't know anything about me. a clear reference to the judge's pretrial decision, ruling in the state's favor. finding mr. trump liable for fraud. the judge losing patience monday, seemingly exasperated by what he characterized as mr. trump's rambling answers, warning the republican front runner, this is not a political rally. at one point, the back and forth between the two men growing so contentious, the judge suggested he might kick trump off the witness stand entirely because of his refusal to answer the state's questions without long speeches but he stayed put. and the state marks through year after year of financial statements, asking if he saw one from 2021. mr. trump said, quote, i was s busy in the white house saying

he was focused on china and russia seconds later, forced to admit he wasn't president at the time. >> at the end of the day, the only thing that matters are the facts and the numbers. and numbers, my friends, don't lie. >> so a lot to get to, obviously, with this, right. >> laura, you had a front seat i don't know if it was a front seat, but you were inside that courtroom to say this is not the normal trial situation. that's an understatement >> almost from the moment he entered the courtroom, a hush fell over the room it was so tense. and right away, he's giving long, long speeches and answers, and the judge interrupts him and says, stop, we don't need any speeches he's turning to mr. trump's attorneys. maybe you need to control your client maybe you need to take a break and it just devolved from there. the judge screaming at mr. trump, sit down, i don't wan to hear it, no, no, no the judge eventually does take a break. after he came back from the break, he was a lot more measured he allowed the former president a lot more leeway in his

testimony. and i think the state was enjoying that because he dug himself into some holes over that testimony >> what do you think happened? this is speculation, but do you think this is partly a strategy. the judge is the finder of fact. the judge is the one who's deciding everything in this case do you think it was the former president's strategy to rile up the judge and set up an appeal oh, this judge is biassed. look at what this judge said to me. >> it must be the strategy you never see a defendan seated so close to the judge screaming at the judge normally everybody is solicitous of the judge they want to make sure the judge is on their side it must be the case they're trying to lay the ground work for the appeal they think the best way to do it is to make the judge trip up to make some mistake that's a hook for an appeal, and the judge clearly, again, changing his tone onc he realized things had gone off the rails. >> it is crazy you had two grown men in a court screaming at each other. let's just call it what it is. what about on substance? i mean, did the former president scor any points for his side?

did the prosecution score any points >> it was so hard to pin him down when he's asked about things like financial statements, he signed, the letters to the insurers, i don't know, i probably saw it. i hope it was accurate so he's so squirrely on that stuff. at the end of the day, this is about credibility. to get on the stand an to say he was busy with russia and china in 2021 when he wasn't president, that will be an uphill battle for him. with this judge who's determining the penalty. >> thanks, laura. meantime, it is election day. we're watching key races on issues on ballots all across the country that could signal what to expect as the presidential campaign intensifies nbc's dasha burns is in iowa with more, including a surprise endorsement in that race hey, dasha, good morning >> reporter: hoda, that's right. good morning abortion is at the heart of several key elections takingellp contenders in th pace today that could

coveted endorsement of the race. this election day, voters are already heading to the polls in key states where the battle over abortion could play a major role in deciding races with national implications for 2024 >> are you ready to win this election >> reporter: in kentucky, democratic governor andy beshear is facing a re-election challenge from republican attorney general daniel cameron. >> i think we need new leadership in this state. >> reporter: he vetoed a 15-week abortion plan. and called the state law extremist because it doesn't allow exceptions for rape and incest cameron supports the law adding he will amend it to include those exceptions in ohio, voters will decide whether to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution and in virginia, control of the

state legislature is up for grabs. if republicans win both chambers, it could allow glenn youngkin to implement a 15-week abortion ban, worrying many democratic voters. >> there is a lot of fear we could turn into a state that is not safe to be pregnant in >> reporter: meanwhile, the stage is set for the third republican debate in miami tomorrow with the top candidates preparing to face-off once again without the party's front runner, former president trump who is expected to hold his own rally in south florida. >> the next president of the united states. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis touting what may be the biggest endorsement of the primary so far, from iowa's popular republican governor, kim reynolds. >> probably one of the most important elections of my lifetime, and so we need to make sure we get it right, and i truly believe that ron is the right candidate to win >> you believe trump can't win >> yeah, i believe he can't win? >> reporter: it's a much needed win for the desantis campaign which has invested significant

time and resources here. >> there is a lot of people that are unsure and her having the thumb on the scale i think does make a big difference. >> reporter: with two months to go, our nbc news des moines register shows former president trump with a dominant 27 point lead over likely iowa caucus goers with desantis and nikki haley tied for second. hoda >> dasha burns in des moines, thank you. as mentioned, donald trump will sit out tomorrow's presidential debate. but here are the five candidates who will participate chris cristie, florida governor ron desantis, former un ambassador nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy, and tim scott they all met the qualifying criteria we should mention, craig is going to be in miami tomorrow on "today". we will preview that highly anticipated republican debate. watch it live, 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific, right here on nbc. on our streaming channel, nbc

news now, and on peacock lester and kristen will moderate 7:16 time to turn to mr. roker to get a check of the weather we've got cuba libre or any sort of lovely umbrella drink for you. highs 20 to 30 degrees above average today. this is record november heat dodge city at 82 you may hit a record roswell, new mexico, may break your record at 90. huntsville, alabama, tying a record possible at 82. even galveston, 81 flirting with the 84 degree record tomorrow. mo myrtle beach, you may come close. birmingham, alabama, wichita falls, your record is 88 you may tie that tomorrow. and temperatures come back to earth as we move on into the weekend. mid-50s in in roanoke. nashville will see temperatures until the low 60s. but look ahead to next week. here in the east, a little cooler than average, but boy,

the plains into the midsection of the country, all the way down to the gulf, warmer to much warmer than average. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . love it. and unlimited double miles means we earn more too. sweet, right? and when we travel, we get access to over 1300 airport lounges. i could get used to this. the capital one venture x business card. what's in your wallet? good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. take a look at our temperatures for today. it's slightly cooler than normal, but we are in for a lot of sunshine. just a slight chance of a stray shower for the afternoon. overall, looking good. we'll see slightly warmer temperatures tomorrow with upper 60s and lower 70s. our mornings are going to be a lot colder. take a look at what to expect

over the next several days. some of our inland valleys dipping into the upper 30s. then into the and that's your latest weather. guys. >> al, thank you just heard, the man at the center of an alleged love triangle, that ended in murder taking the stand at his ex-girlfriend's love trial morgan chesky is covering this one for us. >> reporter: good morning. this alleged love triangle playing out right in the middle of a courtroom the text messages sent to the victim hours before her death and how kaitlin armstrong's defense giis suggesting the potential for other suspects. >> all right, morgan we'll check in in a minute plus, the new push to recover an estimated $20 billion in sunken treasure from the so-called holy grail of ship wrecks and the fight over who owns it fight over who owns it so what happen

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surrounding streets remain closed. also breaking in oakland, one woman is in the hospital after a car slammed into a home. it happened late last night on worth street near interstate 880. witnesses say that that first car hit a parked truck and then a car, before landing on its rooftop. neighbors sprang into action, saying they pulled that woman trapped inside of the car out. so far, there's no update on her condition. and right now police are still confirming that she was, indeed -- confirming she was, indeed the driver. the two people inside the home were not injured. let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> it's a mostly clear and milder start to the day and it's going to be a nice afternoon. mostly sunny, only a slight chance of a stray shower. it will be slightly warmer tomorrow, and then as we approach veterans day our temperatures will drop in the morning but then recover to the upper 60s. the weekend is looking very nice

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relationships with the two women. prosecutoring staying firm that arm strong killed wilson. >> the man in the middle of an alleged, when he took the stand in his ex-girlfriend's, accused of killing pro cyclist, anna mo wilson. >> the last thing she did on this earth was scream in terror. those screams were followed by ah! ah. two gunshots. >> reporter: strickland in a closely watched appearance at the high stakes trial getting into altercations with the media at the courthouse. strickland testifying that he had been romantically involved with wilson while he and armstrong were on a break. when they got back together, strickland said he remained in

contact with wilson. admitting he chose to save wilson's number under a fake name to avoid contact with armstrong. new text messages coming to light from may of last year. hours before her murder, wilson and strickland texting about their plans for the evening. strickland writing, want to go swimming? maybe swimming and a beverage. the two went to a local swimming pool and a restaurant before strigland dropped wilson off as her friend's apartment where she was later found dead. prosecutors say security cameras put armstrong's jeep at the scene of the crime. adding they believe jealousy fueled the yoga instructor to kill the 25-year-old cyclist. but the defense argues there was no direct or eyewitness evidence, proving armstrong's guilt. the defense also attempted to get strickland to undermine the prosecution's assertion armstrong was motivated by jealousy. how much weight if any will that carry? >> trying to introduce character

evidence that somebody wasn't a jealous person is going to be a hard sell to the jury in the face of all the circumstantial evidence. >> morgan, i'm curious. what did the defense have to say about that jeep being there at the scene? >> reporter: yeah, hoda. this is interesting. the defense was trying to suggest how many different people could have had access to the jeep that was seen outside the home where wilson was killed. while on the stand, strickland testified that he had shared the security code to get inside his house with about 30 other people and that his keys and armstrong's keys were often kept in a bowl in a common area of their shared house. hoda. >> morgan covering the trial in dallas, thank you, morgan. just ahead, the growing debate over the reach and risks of tiktok, it's driving a new push to ban that wildly popular app. but first, new images and an intense legal battle over what is being called the holy grail

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all of it loaded on a spanish warship that was sunk more than 300 years ago off colombia and now the president of colombia has issued orders to raise that treasure within just a few years. the new images are stunning. lying 3,000 feet down on the ocean floor off colombia, what may be the biggest sunken treasure ever, the remains of the spanish gallon san jose, complete with its cannons. fine china liters the sea bay, along with silver and gold coins and chests filled with emeralds. the potential value, hold your breath, as much as $20 billion >> translator: our government decided that all that treasure is a national heritage and can't be divided, can't be separated. >> reporter: last year the former president of colombia said he wanted the treasure and archaeological remains brought to the surface >> translator: so these riches can be made available to the world and appreciated through

museum exhibitions >> reporter: while colombi won't provide the exact location, experts say it is located right there. in 1708, the san jose was headed back to spain, loaded down with 200 tons of treasure taken from colombian and peruvian mines using slave labor. but it ran into a british warship which quickly sank the san jose nearly all of the 600 people onboard died for 300 years, no one knew its exact location in 1981, an american salvage company said it had discovered the wreckage but the colombian government declined to negotiate the salvage rights in 2015, they announced their own navy found the wreck in a different location, announcing plans to uncover the remains and place them in a national museum.

>> this coin here was made in colombia so it is a colombia gold >> reporter: he knows about spanish treasures. in 2015, his team found another shipwreck off florida loaded with $4.5 million worth of coins. but the san jose wreck, he says, dwarves everything else. >> there is a tremendous amount of value in the archeological history and what can be gleaned there. but there is an unbelievable value in gold and silver on this ship when you talk about going through an archeological dig, you want to be as delicate as possible so to do that, it will be incredibly time consuming and more importantly, incredibly expensive. >> it is so fascinating, tom two questions here from a purely logistical standpoint, how do they go about hoisting that ship to the surface, and if they do, from a legal standpoint, how do they decide who owns the stuff >> yeah. it is already a long legal

fight. experts say possession is 9/10 of the law the spanish trip was carrying treasures it had taken from its colombian colony dug out of mines by natives forced into slave labor. so it may have been a spanish ship but essentially it was stealing from colombian. colombia probably has the strongest case, therefore, to keep that for itself, and then the recovery, as you mentioned is going to be very difficult. they're going to use rovs, sophisticated diving equipment that can go down 3,000 feet, and recover the most delicate of artifacts, but they are determined to do it. >> all right keep us posted tom costello in d.c. thank you. let's head over to mr. roker for a check of the weather. >> i think it's that legal term, finders keepers. >> more or less. >> got to go for that. so far for 2023, kind of crazy the west is unseasonably cool winter in the northeast, a record warm start to the year, texas and the gulf coast, a record hot summer

so far, and in fact, 2023 to date, 35 cities, hottest year on record from roswell, new mexico, little rock, houston, new orleans up into wilmington, albany, new york, wooster, massachusetts, all record heat so far this year pacific northwest not the same there. we're looking at showers and thunderstorms, a couple of confcold fronts coming in snow showers in the sierra and rockies, we have pockets of rain developing across the midwest. snowflakes from north dakota all the way to minnesota and parts of the u.p. of michigan as that pushes away. we are looking for wet weather, nothing too convertible. maybe 1/4 of an inch to 1/2 inch, and light snow up into nortrthern minnesota and heavier good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're looking at temperatures that will be very nice and comfortable for the afternoon. also, a milder start with a lot of sunshine today. our temperatures head up a few more degrees tomorrow, and still

pretty warm on thursday. by veterans day it's going to be cool, especially in the morning, with our lows dropping down into the upper 30s and low 40s. and we will have and that's your latest weather. savannah >> al, thank you low da -- hoda's morning boost coming up. overnight charles just delivered the king's speech. no, really he did molly hunter is live for us in buckingham palace. >> reporter: that's right. we will have the pomp and circumstance as the king and queen go to parliament this morning. we will have all that coming up right after this they redid the guest room. all at prices you can't believe but you should and blitzen fast shipping, north pole in two days so this year go to wayfair for goodness sake.

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the world. here at buckingham palace, we just saw the king an queen drive by in a diamond jubilee stagecoach returning to buckingham palace. queen camilla right by his side wearing the same dress she wore for the coronation this is the first king's speech in front of parliament in more than seven decades, and he opened with a tribute to queen elizabeth. take a look. this morning, king charles ready to open for the first time as monarch, driving to westminster on this chilly november morning and the symbolic role of his protector, his sister, princess anne the so-called gold stick in waiting. then on a gilded thrown, reading out the king's speech and this year wearing the crown last year standing in for his mother, the queen, just months before her death, but placing the crown to the side. it is a role the late queen elizabeth played for seven decades. meanwhile, on the other side of

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warmer with a lot of sunshine across the bay area, and our highs this afternoon will reach into the upper 60s from the coast to the inland east bay, as well as the north bay. it will be slightly warmer tomorrow, after a start of about 44 degrees. we'll have more cold mornings ahead, with our highs making it into the upper 60s and low 70s. veterans day is looking nice, partly cloudy and 67 degrees. the weekend, we'll see highs near 70. san francisco will be in the upper 60s for our mornings and then seeing highs reaching into the mid to upper 60s. not a lot of change, but we are watching out for a chance of some significant rain in our forecast early next week. >> all right, thank you. and thank you for joining us as well. another local news update in half an hour. half an hour. join us for our midday show look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did.

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it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, deadly pr it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, deadly protests a pro-israeli demonstrator killed in california during dueling marches as the israel-hamas war reaches the one-month mark this morning, the security challenges across the united states and the growing concerns abou social media posts tied to the conflict. plus, love comes first jenna and her sister honor their grandma, former first lady barbara bush. >> to be reminded of her just in the little things around this

place always makes us feel pretty good. >> how they're remembering her legacy of love as they release their new children's book. then, plot twist what one actor is sharing about a controversial "friends" story line that never made the cut as family, costars and fans continue to honor matthew perry. and holiday steals andsearc deals. whether you're preparing to have your family over or searching for the perfect hostess gift, everything you need for the holidays. it's attitude, tuesday, november 7th, 2023. sisters from st. louis celebrating milestone birthdays. >> 60. >> and 70. >> visiting from jackson, michigan. >> and plano, texas. >> celebrating my retirement. from northern virginia >> sending our love to our kids. in montreal. >> hi to our team of nurses.

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here in the united states. a jewish man died after a confrontation with one or more counter protesters they say the 69-year-old fell backwards and hit his head on the ground sunday. he died yesterday in the hospital meantime, israeli forces tighten their siege of gaza city, searching for hostages and benjamin netanyahu said israel will assume overall responsibility for gaza's security for some time after the war. millions of young people have been turning to tiktok to debate the ongoing war between israel and hamas, and there are growing concerns this morning about not only an increase in anti-israel posts but also that china may be influencing the debate senior national correspondent kate snow looked into this kate, good morning >> good morning. tiktok says it has also 150 million monthly users in the u.s. many of them are younger it's been under scrutiny with some lawmakers calling to ban the app. now it is hard for young people to escape tiktok posts that have to do with the war

tiktok is where they see people discussing, venting and expressing anger as the war rages on between israel and hamas, another battle is being fought on tiktok. >> with every single part of the hospital on the hamas base. >> my heart is with israel, and yours should be too. >> if i can overcome my pro-israel bias and learn about this conflict, so can you. >> reporter: young people on both sides sharing messages of support and activism other posts promoting division and hatred adults under 30 are increasingly turning to tiktok for information. a 2022 pugh study found about a quarter of young peopl regularly get news on the app. jo donovan studies social media. >> you are watching content 15 seconds to a minute long so any nuance of conflict on the scale of israel and hamas is going to be lost in the details. >> reporter: 13-year-old melanie goldstein is jewish and lives

outside new york when she scrolls tiktok, she tends to see videos object palestinian casualties >> all of the videos i've come across, it's not like things that are happening in israel and like the effect of the war on israel. it is only on palestine. >> reporter: do you feel like there tend to be more people posting pro-palestinian views? >> yes. >> reporter: a couple of weeks ago, former tech executive jeb morris went viral for a long thread on x, accusing tiktok o anti-israel bias, saying it was part of why israel was losing the information war with high school and college students. and last week, republican congressman mike gallagher wrote an op-ed headlined why do young americans support hamas? look at tiktok >> the hate we're seeing spewed against jewish americans on tiktok should remind us of the basic facts. the fact is this app is controlled by a chinese company that is at the behest of the chinese communist party. >> reporter: an nbc news analysis found a pretty even

spli between young people watching pro-palestinian or pro-israeli content on tiktok in the past 30 days videos with th #standwithpalestine. were viewed 20 million vims,elye misi while #standwithisrael wiere viewed tiktok says unfortunately some misinformed commentators mischaracterized our work to prevent the spread of information, especially as it relates to anti-semitism the platform says since the start of the war, it removed more than 925,000 videos in the conflict region for violating policies around violence, hate speech, misinformation, and terrorism, including content promoting hamas. and says its detection systems are evolving >> what we're seeing on tiktok is not unfamiliar from all of the other misinformation we've seen during moments of intense crisis >> reporter: tiktok also points out they are not the only social

media platform seeing a lot of content about the war and dealing with misinformation or harmful posts. and this can get even more serious, right in 2018, the research institute rand europe found evidence of groups like isis and al-qaeda pushing propaganda on social media in 2019 for violent extremist movements, the online space appears essential to their growth with hamas, law enforcement officials tell nbc news they fear that social media could be used, guys, to inspire lone wolf attacks. >> that's scary about these radicalizing videos potential. and these hostile actors are not on one side or the other, necessarily. they just want to sow division >> thank you very much. a great report >> thank you thank you. meanwhile, there was some drama in the courtroom yesterday when former president donald trump testified in his civil fraud trial. the former president exploding on the witness stand he denied that his adult sons or his company artificially inflated the value of his assets

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it's holiday everyday with verizon. welcome back. if you were with us yesterday, you saw that special trip that jenna and her sister made welcome back if you were with us yesterday, you saw that special trip that jenna and her sister made in portland, maine. >> it is inspired by their new children's book called "love comes first". >> good morning, guys. that day was so special to barbara and me and it was filled with so much love just being there together in a place named after our beloved grandmother brought back so many memories my sister barbara and i have always admired our dear ganny and try to live our lives by the example she set. she had so much love to give, not just to us, but to everyone she met. >> do you wish you had something like this? mr. bush gave it to me she wants it. >> our ganny cherished her

visits to the barbara bush children's hospital in portland, maine, which in 1998 was named in her honor she lifted spirits when kids needed it the most she even celebrated her 86th birthday by reading to patients. >> mouse says there's no such thing as too many cookies. >> it was a place that meant so much to her, and it meant so much to us to visit. >> we spent most of the time with our grandparents in maine we have so many memories here. we haven't had her in our lives for five years so to be reminded of her just in the little things around this place always makes us feel pretty good. >> her dedication to children and supporting families was inspired by a tragedy too tough to bear, and it would never leave her. my grandparents lost their little girl robin to leukemia. >> she lost her daughter when her daughter was four and went through the process of caring for a sick child and knowing how

challenging it is. so wanted to make sure that other families had support >> for our grandmother, children always came first. >> when we were little, even when my grandmother was first lady, all of us, barbara and i and all of our cousins would spend almost the whole summer. and our parents were sometimes there, and they sometimes weren't. i think for her, she had three really great loves she had her grandchildren. she had reading. and she had my grandfather and we felt that love by her presence, by the fact she wanted us around all the time she loved us, but she loved others, too. when she was thinking about ways to give back, kids were always at the forefront. >> kids and reading. she loved those two things i know she used to come here and read to kids here. >> we decided to pay tribute to our grandmother by continuing her legacy of spreading love in the hospital hallways.

>> archaeologists, we studied dinosaur bones. >> patients and friends joined us for a reading of our new children's book. "love comes first. >> friends become family and family become friends. there's always room because love never ends >> a reading we hoped our ganny would become proud of. she read in this very room ten years ago. >> there's enough dear there, we don't need any food. you have stories to share. >> the book is about spreading love and welcoming new members of the family. >> has your little brother made you proud? already? when was he born >> yesterday. >> our hearts were full knowing the children we had met had so much love to give. >> i think our ganny would be so thrilled because one of the things that she loved was service, and knowing that the next generation was going to leave our world a little bit kinder than we've left it.

and so the fact that we get to hang wit kids who spend their time giving to others, i think she would be pretty happy. >> we always remember that love comes first. >> wow. >> if you want to feel love, go volunteer at a children's hospital it will make your day feel so much more bright it really will. >> it's so full circle, the moment it's just beautiful. the book is so perfect i love that you guys get to do your sister's thing. you're expanding the family with this book. >> we had to include hal my son but that's okay. people forget about him all the time but anyway, we had to include him. bu also what we realized was the common denominator barbara was my piece of love that was the gift that i had as a child, but the common denominator, for siblings, for cousins, for friends, stepsisters and brothers is love that's what makes us all feel brave. >> you're really doing a great job of carrying on your family's legacy. you really do. >> thank you

i will connect you with my sister now >> for a project. >> yes, for a project. but he said yesterday that she was his favorite and i said, i will wait a day or two to connect you >> no, no! love comes first. >> yeah. we should point out "love comes first," your book, is out today. you can find more about it on our web site, today.com. >> i will be spending the evening with siri daley, who is moderating my event today. did you know that? >> she's out of the house tonight? >> yes, she is. >> oh, yeah! >> i say oh, yeah that she's helping us out. >> you have got six kids. >> i have this thing with my kids bye-bye momma, hello chocolate. >> al roker, over to you. >> so much awkwardness. >> when i'm around. >> all right windy conditions a few showers up through new

england. record november highs down through the gulf southern plains, a fire risk in the southwest, mountain snows and rains, pacific n north . good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's nice and sunny and temperatures are mild, still jacket weather as you step out the door. we're going to see the highs in the mid to upper 60s around the bay area. tomorrow it will be slightly warmer for the interior valleys with 70s expected for the north bay and 71 for the south county. on thursday, temperatures come down door, don't forget "off the rails" at 1:00 live. but now this time of the morning. >> lots to get to on "popstart." we will start with "the bear." we've got good news this morning that has fans saying - >> chef! >> yes, chef. >> yes, chef

>> yes, chef. >> yes, jeff. >> yes, chef is right. the hit drama series has just been renewed for season 3. yesterday the show announcing its third installment is expected to drop next year season 1 and 2 of course broke streaming records and earned 13 emmy nominations, becoming a certified hit. we cannot wait to see more from the crew soon. that is good it is so good. yeah, it is great. can't wait. next up is matthew perry the late actor was one-half of one of the most beloved couples in sitcom history. perry's season 5 costar revealed her character almost derailed monica and chandler's love story. take a listen to this. >> initially in our script, chandler goes up to the hotel room, orders room service, and i come up as a hotel worker. and we end up talking and laughing and connecting and chandler ends up cheating on monica with my character. we had rehearsed it.

the day before we were shooting in front of the live audience, and i was told that chandler went to the writers and said the audience would never forgive him for cheating on monica >> so matthew perry killed that story line where chandler cheats on monica. the right thing to do. for sure next up, taylor swift has a certain job opening. made her hold on to it that position of taylor swift reporter has officially been filled the company has hired brian west to cover the pop superstar the 35-year-old will be working for "usa today," and the chain's more than 200 local publications his beat, all things taylor swift and nothing else in case you are wondering, west does admit he is a full-fledged swifty by the way, fun fact, west was also a "today" intern back in the day. next up, barbra streisand's

the egot winner has a new memoir out today. barbara revealing the time she played the ultimate celebrity card to deal with a bit of a problem a lot of us can relate to when siri mispronounced her name here's what happened she told the bbc that the apple voice pronounced her name with a z. she called tim cook and asked him to fix it, and he did. give it a try and you'll get the proper pronunciation that is using your power for good. next up "love actually," two decades since the release of this iconic holiday film. >> hi. >> who is it >> it's carol singers. ♪ ♪ >> carol singers? carollers, right >> i'm not a huge rom-com guy.

>> would you let him finish the story. we don't know what's happening >> 20th anniversary, >> "people" magazine is reigniting this debate over whether this cue card scene which, i don't know, i've never seen the movie is this scene creepy or cute >> cute. >> hoda loves it. >> of course >> she's with her boyfriend and this new guy comes to profess his love. >> he's had a crush on her. >> he was a photographer member at her wedding >> he's also good friends with her boyfriend. i think, as i recall, her boyfriend wasn't that nice to her necessarily. i mean, i guess some people are like -- >> cute or creepy? >> cute. totally. >> it was cute. >> you saw it? >> oh, yeah. it is one of the only rom-coms i've seen. >> seen it or don't care >> don't care. final the beckhams have been going viral thanks to a sweet dance trend inspired by their netfli docuseries it has a lot of people laughing. david shared this post workout picture with his wife, not that

my wife is dramatic or anything, but this is what happened this morning. followed by a snapshot of victoria curled up next to the stair master a moment that a lot of people can relate to. it looks like she wasn't alone in struggle city posh pointing out her husband on her instagram with the post caption, and the oscar goes to. >> that's funny. also cute. also cute. >> i like it. just ahead, guys, it's here. our first holiday-themed steals and deals of this season jill has got everything you need to know to add a little festive cheer to your home but, first, your local news, your weather and these messages.

good morning. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. palo alto leaders have signed off on preserving the pedestrian only downtown closure of poplar avenue. they voted to permanently extend the closure. california avenue first became car free shortly after the start of the pandemic. many restaurant owners support the idea because it's allowed for expanded outdoor dining. some businesses have argued the lack of parking is hurting their bottom line. let's look at the forecast

with meteorologist kari hall. how is it looking? >> it looks good. we have great weather for daning -- dining outdoors or whatever you have planned. tonight we dip down to 44 degrees. for the rest of the week, cool mornings and nice warm afternoons. veterans day will be partly cloudy to mostly cloud, clearing out for the weekend. temperatures in the low 70s for san francisco. we will be watching out for a good chance of rain for early next week. we'll keep you up to date. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. see you back here then.

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>> who >> jun >> we expect the full bts army there will be a live concert. >> that is going to be great he was on fallon last night. what a performance i mean, like, really, like michael jackson vibes. really great singing that will be a great show tomorrow. >> you know when you walk out on the plaza. my best friend, you know, is cameron. her sister is standing right here can i just say hi to kimmy this is kimmy. this is her husband. i know it's weird. hi, kimmy. love you. >> hi! >> this plaza is so crazy. >> did you know she was coming i was at their wedding you see people you have known their own life of course, we have a lot more ahead. jill has her latest steals and deals to get you ready for the holidays and all the parties throughout the season. >> also, we will check out some at-home skin care devices. you may have seen these on your

social media feeds but this batch we're going to show you this morning, dermatologist-approved. >> when i walked in this morning, the buzz was palpable about these rib eye steaks, which had been delivered this morning. which only means one thing, bob by flay is in the house. delicious. he will share some secrets to making restaurant worthy rib-eyes. >> thank you for that. then on the 3rd hour, get out your smartphone. we will show you some little phone features, including one that, get this, actually helps you do the laundry. >> i have to see that. >> by the way, before we go to the forecast, i want to wish a very special birthday to my wife >> awe >> a picture, too. so yes >> you texted photos, too. good for you. >> turning 30 today. >> happy birthday! >> you got her something more than that. >> yes. >> okay, just checking >> all right >> what did you get her for her birthday

>> we'll talk about that later >> what you got, al? >> let's take a look for today the record november highs down through the gulf and into texas. windy and a little on the wet side in northern new england mountain snow is out west. then for tomorrow, we're looking at rain, windy conditions around the great lakes. snow in the up and michigan. record highs continue into the gulf coast and southeast that's what's going on around the cocountr

and that is your latest weather. >> thank you, al just ahead, jill is ready for steals and deals for holiday baking and holiday entertaining, making memories with family and friends throughout the season. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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>> yeah, it's my super bowl. i thrive during this time. >> i love this product. >> okay. so this is great because you send flowers and you're like me. we could kill anything, basically, if you don't water it. you don't have to with these. think about the investment you make when you are sending flowers. then this is the alternative. rose box nyc, flower and jewelry box. there's four choices. the retail price is 109 dollars to $229. so they last for at least a year. >> think about that, you guys. the scent of these flowers last for a year. >> they don't want you to touch them. there is four options. there is one that's very sweet. a jewelry box with a drawer. and then the four box, and then the one in this, and the silver. so you really have tons to choose from. no watering, no maintenance. just don't put it in sunlight. the deal price $49 to $105. that's up to 55% off. just think about how much you spend on flowers to have them delivered. >> what's up next? >> these catch-alls always do super well around the holiday

time. frog hill designs. the retail is $79.99. these are the brand's best sellers. all different holiday motives. it's 7 inches by 7 inches just size wise. the deal price is $74. that's 70% off. these always sell out. if you like them, grab them. >> let's go cheese tray here. >> these are a triumph. it's two in one. >> i love your word. >> really. this is the first year they're doing the monogram. it feels personalized. it has all the tools underneath that swivel. >> by the way, that's beautiful. is this a cutting board. >> you could use it for cheese, desserts. >> beautiful. >> just really just a beautiful way to display. the retail is $48.98. the deal, $24. beautiful gift. 51% off. >> the pop of color here is perfect. >> i thought you were going to say the baking essentials, which i didn't know that was a new thing for you. if you do bake, this is incredible.

this cutting board and tool set. the retail $35.95. no, we just did this one. this is backwards. >> that's all right. >> yeah. let me just say something. >> okay, say it. >> the cutting board is $17. and that's 53% off. >> yes. >> now i want to get on to the three-piece baking bundle. the retail is $48.98. so you get three pieces. as i just said. the pie plate is great for baking, obviously serving. you get the 9 inch pie plate, the baking spatula and the whisk, comes in two colors. the deal price is 24 dollars. ps that's 51% off that entire set. >> nice! >> okay. so this always blows out the tabletop essentials. retail $40 to $225 elevate your table design. look at how beautiful this is. >> gorgeous finish. >> look at this salad bowl i mean, how gorgeous is that it comes in a pretty blue gift box. doesn't come with the chips. but they are edible today. but look at all the different options here look at the salt and pepper

shakers. really elevates the table. >> you picture your holiday table with this on it. just gorgeous. a lot of them are oven to table to freezer you just take it >> the deal price is $20 to $112 that's up to 60% off and it comes in a gift box. >> okay. this blew out last time. this is the milliard 10-inch memory foam mattress the retail $499 to $799. you may not think of a mattress as a holiday gift. but you always have tons of family sleeping over you could even just put this on the floor and let it sit it comes like that. >> this is how it comes in the box? >> yeah. it is designed to relieve pressure and joint pain. it's even hiypoallergenic. each one is delivered to your doorstep it comes in twin, queen and king the retail is 499 to 799 dollars. the deal price is $199 to $399, up to 60% off. >> by the way, it is comfy it forms to your body. i don't know how they put it in the box. do you know who knows? nobody.

>> nobody knows, yeah. it's a magic trick >> i know. >> will you hit the products one more time with us? >> okay. here is what we have the rose box and flower and jewelry box. the frog hill designs, the kitchen aid three-piece baking bundle. the cutting board and tool set the nambe tabletop essentials and the 10-inch memory foam mattress that fits in the box. >> by the way, not too late to start shopping scan the qr code head to today.com/deals. we will have more exclusives today does make a commission on the purchase jill, we love you. >> love you. >> but you know that already >> let's go to savannah. >> we love you, too. and how do they get it in that box? coming up next, we're getting the low down from a lovely dermatologist this is new skin care technology she says it could transform your ♪ ♪ everyone needs a place to recharge. how we get there matters.

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did you realize that your skin is your largest organ. so interesting thanks to massive innovations, there are a ton of gthings to help you take care of it fro the comfort of your own home but which tools and devices actually work? board certified dermatologist dr. henry. >> good to see you. >> i see it on instagram i don't know if it works so you like the things we're about to show. >> these are good. these are proven. >> and they work, okay what do we have here this is a cleansing something. >> yes this is a roren luna play plus 2. this is super smart cleansing technology feel this. nice and soft exfoliation. 8,000 pulsations a minute. >> how do you do it? >> you put your cleanser on and use it to cleanse in a certain pattern. it is getting over 99% of dirt and debris it can sense your skin hydration to give you a customized cleanse.

>> can you use it in the shower? is it water proof and all that >> you can use it in the shower. you can travel with it it is silicone so it will not absorb bacteria. >> and it comes with a charger, i assume. >> exactly >> the new face. i heard about this a lot do you think it works? >> i do. nuface is steeped in science, it's fda approved for facial toning, which is unheard of for over-the-counter treatment what it's losing is low energy electrical currents. it's not going to shock you. it's helping to stimulate the muscles. it's going to lift the muscles, help to sharpen the jaw line,s cheek, tit's going to help how your products absorb both of these allow your serums and treatments to absorb better. >> can it be any serum or you can use theirs does it matter >> anything that you like that you can use topically you can use with this. >> the key is consistency. how long for each session and how often do see some results? >> so you want to use this every day. so you can go from 5 to 30 minutes per day. you are using their gel for

conduction but put on what you like afterwards and you start to see results in about two months. >> you have to stick with it. >> yes, commitment >> even if you do 5 to 10 minutes a day, it will do something. >> you will get that depuffing effect i love it for around my eyes >> now red light therapy. this is a another thing we see a lot. i'm always tempted >> you know, this idea of photo biology. using visible light to get biological effects is huge in dermatology. nasa would use red light to grow plants >> i don't want plants on my face what does it help? >> it helps to get rid of fine lines and wrinkles it helps to tighten the skin to stimulate collagen that's what it's doing helping to boost the mitochondria getting cellular turnover. >> so we're seeing how people do it do you use a serum to conduct? >> you can use their serums.

this one you can use any serum >> a better question how often? how long for your session and how long do we do it >> commitment. a few minutes a day. with thi you start to see improvement sooner two weeks to one month, you will start to see some improvement. very easy, you can feel that this one kind of vibrates as well it using energy, which helps it increase the up tick in serum. >> you feel a light vibration. >> yeah. it is warm it is nice and comfortable. >> great, thank you. okay last but not least tell me about this this is something i have never seen. >> this is the droplette it is steeped in technology. it was developed by ph.d.s and scientists, and it was originally used to increase absorption of antibiotics into wounds. it's a micro infusion. anything you put in it, it will create a micro infusion that will get absorbed. >> that's like a steam thing you don't rub it in. you just steam your face-off >> you don't what it's doing is taking the active ingredients and making them so small to penetrate the skin.

can it penetrate most of it doesn't penetrate >> interesting do you have to buy their droplets that fix it >> exactly they have a ton. reiterate -- retinol, one for hyper pigmentation a ton of droplets. but this one has fantastic data. if you can look at medical research and see this one being used. >> how long do you do it >> a few minutes i like to pat it in. it is really nice. i find that they smell good to me it feels good. a nice boost for the skin. nice and immediate hydration, so very popular. >> okay, cool. this was fun. carson, over to you. >> now that your skin is hydrated let's talk about rib eyes here how come i can't get my steak to look like this at home. >> oh, at home. >> it is hard to do. >> high heat, crust. i will tell you all about it. >> don't give it all away. >> bobby flay is coming up here. we will check out this menu, this dish right off the menu of this dish right off the menu of his ne here in the baw y, our cars ta us and all of our stuff where we want to go.

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welcome back to this morning on "today. the one, the only chef bobby flay for more than a decade, chefs have been going head to head for the chance to beat this man right here tonight he's back with a special holiday edition of the hit food network series first he's serving up one of his favorite recipes from his new restaurant in las vegas. when does that open? >> it opens in the third week of december. >> if you are in vegas, check that out bobby, always good for being here by the way, we were talking about "triple threat," your other show. i don't know how many shows you have on the food network, but triple threat is great >> thank you very much we're really proud of it we actually just got picked up for the third season. >> he has three chef titans he hand picks it looks like a james bond movie. check it out. >> thank you, carson appreciate that. rib eye steak.

if you ask most chefs, they will tell you this is the cut of steak they like. basically it has a lot pof fat i it and creates a lot of flavor one of the things you asked me backstage is how do i get this at home to look like a restaurant steak. >> right. >> first of all, i season it liberally with salt and pepper on both sides. then i make a spice rub. and this spice rub is very, very simple it is like mustard, paprika, chili powder dried herbs, salt and pepper as you can see, i already have my cast iron pan i love using cast iron pan at home because it really holds the heat >> people think this rub is about flavor in the beat you eat, but this is about creating the crust, and that's part of the restaurant >> exactly i'm doing two things, creating lots of flavor i want to enhance. you notice, i'm only putting it on one side because i still want to taste the beef. you spend a lot of money on a good quality piece of beef i want to enhance the flavor of it it's also, as you said, getting in there and creating that crust on the outside and the contrast to texture is really, really important when it

comes to steak what you don't want is a gray steak. you want a nice, crusty, golden brown steak on the outside >> these are 2 inch thick, they are so large if i was cooking these, i would be worried about getting it right. right that it is so thick that you will bake this off at some point. is that a safe thing to do >> yes use your oven as your friend preheat it sere it on one side, turn it and then put it in the oven and let it turn through. >> you have to check with the thermometer. anybody can do it. >> 130, 135, something like that i want the fat to melt more than most people because i just think it makes the steak really juicy. >> should you let the steak get to room temperature. >> yes, absolutely not quite to room temperature, but you definitely want the steak to rest because you want the juices to chill out a little bit. once you slice the steak, you are going to let the -- the juices are too hot, they're going to run so you want it to cool down. >> what do you got here? >> we got blue cheese butter.

blue cheese and steak go well together >> everybody has a steak on the menu, but this is what separates yours. >> this is going to be the flavor for sure. whoops anyway blue cheese butter. >> gets everybody. >> i love live television. it is two ingredients, blue cheese butter >> this will bother me. >> we need an electrician. here he is, carson all right. so we will do some fries so i have some potato. now, the real way to make the classic french fries, it is like a two-step process you cut the fries first into the shape of french fries. and then you soak the fries overnight to get the starch off. >> oh! >> pro tip soak them overnight, hoda. >> this is a big deal. >> you can't just -- you just can't take fries you have cut and throw them in the fryer. they will be soggy you want to soak them, get the starch off, damp them dry. put them in a lower temperature

oil, 300 to 325. it softens them, doesn't actually brown them. when you're ready to eat them, turn it occupy to 375 and throw them into the cooking oil, and then they brown. >> there it is. >> and then they brown it is a two step process. russ >> this is a non-bone in fillet. >> i go straight down like this. >> you're not taking the fat collar off. >> if there is a lot of fat, like a piece of fat right here, i might take this off. >> is there a potato you like this is delicious. >> that's the money bite. >> you have the eye of the steak here just slice it down you want to make an inch or three-quarters of an inch slice and there you go blue cheese butter, fries. this is the classic steak house, the french steak house meal. >> thanks, as always today.com/food has the recipe. don't forget to check out beat

bobby flay, the holiday show down that is tonight on food networ you're in vegas, go to caesars and check this out "triple threat" also very good we're back after a quick check of your local news and weather thank you, chef. appreciate it. weather. thank you, chef. appreciate it. good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. breaking right now, opd confirming it's investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting

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