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a lot happening today. so you can check your balance, deposit checks, a big shakeup for democrats in pay bills or transfer money. that state where the kennedy family's longstanding political domination has come to an end when you don't need your bank, this morning. >> we have a live report on that put it here. that's banking reimagined. just ahead. plus new national polls out this what's in your wallet? morning that show president trump closing the gap with joe biden in an ever-tightening raening race but what about the key battleground states? we'll get to those in just a bit. we are going to begin with our top story. the coronavirus and its impact on back-to-school plans. plus that new warning about the upcoming holiday weekend sheinelle spoke with dr. anthony fauci about that in a one-on-one we're back now at 7:49. carson has joined us for a little football we're back now at 7:49 carson has joined us for a little football talk we're looking at kansas city chiefs star and super bowl mvp patrick mahomes admiring his new ring they received their rings during a ceremony on the field interview. but first let's turn to nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer hey, miguel. good morning >> reporter: good morning. with the final long summer weekend fast approaching, many health officials worry that the holiday celebrations could lead to resurgence in the coronavirus cases this fall. today they're renewing their calls for strict guideline social distancing guidelines saying they believe the next few days will be critical to controlling the spread of the

virus. this morning top u.s. officials yesterday. >> let's go over the details of this modest piece of jewelry 255 diamonds. >> what? >> 36 rubies 50 diamonds in the shape of the lombardi trophy marking the 50 years between super bowl sounding the alarm americans need to be careful this labor day weekend or risk kick starting the surge of victories. >> by the way that wasn't even the most important ring of patrick mahomes. this 24-year-old proposed to his high school sweetheart they posted some photos coronavirus cases in the fall. >> labor day is coming up and we need to stress personal responsibility including the rose covered site >> reporter: on tuesday hhs assistant secretary admiral at the stadium where mahomes proposed to her. giroir they've known each other like we said from high school. how sweet is that? by the way, his life is in order. it is on point >> i was just going to say a month ago he signed a half a his warning coming after dr. billion dollars contract anthony fauci reportedly told a just got a super bowl ring and got engaged. white house meeting of governors that the holiday will determine it's a good month. if the u.s. is able to get a running start in battling the >> if he knew he was going to be signing that much of a contract, disease this fall. he was playing soft. coronavirus cases and and she played soccer. >> what don't you know hospitalizations are down carson always has different tidbits. coming up, we'll have more nationwide since their peek in of the sit-down with dr. anthony july officials are hoping to prevent fauci as he recovered from the another uptick like the one seen after memorial same vocal chord surgery that day when social distancing guidelines were ignored at pool parties like this one at the

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control of this as we look forward to flu season? and are you worried about a twindemic as they say? >> you know, i am. what i'd really like to see is a full court press to get us way down as a baseline so that when you get these cases in the fall, they won't surge up. they'll be controllable. >> reporter: bottom line, he says until we get a vaccine that is available for everyone, we can't stress this enough we really have to be careful and this labor day weekend is critical if we want to turn things around. willie >> that's just the reality of it sheinelle, thanks so much. we'll have more of sheinelle's conversation with dr. fauci coming up in our next hour including a shared experience with sheinelle how he's doing after that vocal chord surgery that sheinelle and dr. fauci both had recently. all right. let's move on now to decision 2020 and that major shakeup in democratic politics. good morning to you. incumbent massachusetts senator it's 7:56. ed markey has defeated joseph kennedy iii in a heated and i'm laura garcia. highly watched senate primary battle a look at what's happening now. garrett haake has been following this for us.

hey, garrett, good morning >> reporter: i'm bob redell. >> reporter: good morning. even if a covid-19 vaccine is this is a battle of the political titans here in massachusetts. ed markey hadn't lost a race done this year, it may be another year to receive it. the united states is recommended to be broken up into four groups to prioritize who receives the going back to 1976 and the vaccine. first, health care workers, kennedy family streak was longer they hadn't lost in this state since the 1940s. but now that streak is over. high-risk individuals would go a tuesday night triumph for first followed by essential senator ed markey. workers, young adults and children and then everyone else. >> this campaign has always been good morning, everyone. about the young people of this i'm scott mcgrew. it looks like we may be one step country. you are our future closer to more coronavirus >> reporter: and the end of an unbeaten streak for the most stimulus relief. this after secretary mnuchin was storied family in american meeting with house democrats politics with joseph kennedy iii becoming the first kennedy to lose a primary in massachusetts yesterday in a subcommittee meeting. he says he's ready to work with in more than 70 years in democrats on a bipartisan bill politics >> we may have lost the final vote count tonight, but we built to get more money in tto famili' hands. it is 7:56 right now. time to check the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. and we're still watching the a coalition that will endure >> reporter: the kennedy family had won 26 straight primary air quality for the bay area, races in massachusetts going back to president trump john f. kennedy's first house race in but we're starting out with some clouds as we see the marine

layer deepen. more fog near the coast and cooler temperatures even for the inland areas today. expect a high of 77 in palo alto 1946 joe kennedy who represents the state's fourth district in the and 71 today in oakland. house entered this race as a favorite many of his supports looked at the values his family some low 80s for the south bay represented here >> i think about the history of and then some upper 80s from the his family what they've gone through. what it kind of means to me as a south county into the inland east bay and napa today reaching 79 degrees. black man. as we go through the forecast >> reporter: but it was the 74-year-old marquis running for a second full term in the senate after more than three decades in it's going to heat up here, so enjoy the break while we have it. look at the weekend forecast. for the long holiday weekend we're seeing our temperatures peak up to 103 on sunday, and it's still going to be hot on labor day. while san francisco will have the house who built a winning upper 60s, we're also going to coalition. he had help from powerful see some 60s along the coastline progressive endorsers including fellow senator elizabeth warren and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. and then some upper 70s by the >> ed markey is that champion. >> reporter: and with whom he coauthored the green new deal end of the weekend. laura? all right, thank you very environmental plan >> well, as alexandria much. and thank you for joining us as ocasio-cortez said, it's not your age but the age of your well. another local update in half an hour. give you my world ♪

ideas. then she said that ed markey is the generational change we've been waiting for and in this race when it comes to ideas, i'm the youngest guys in the race. >> reporter: bowing out late tuesday, kennedy gave a nod to his family's legacy. >> to my family, the kennedy family, you are my role models you are my example of what public service should be >> reporter: hoda, kennedy had to give up his house seat to run for this senate seat we don't know what he'll do next or if he'll stay in politics markey faces republican lawyer kevin o'connor in this state next president trump's visit to wisconsin. he arrived there on tuesday in the wake of the jacob blake police shooting. he did not meet with blake's family instead praising the efforts of law enforcement ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ there. gabe gutierrez is in kenosha, wisconsin. gabe, good morning >> reporter: good morning. the curfew here has been extended at least through labor day, but it was another peaceful night. meanwhile, president trump touted more federal funding for ♪ you can go your own way ♪

law enforcement and small businesses here in wisconsin a key battleground this november president trump intensifying his your wireless. your rules. campaign focused on law and only with xfinity mobile. order touring the damage during recent rioting in kenosha, wisconsin. >> we'll help you rebuild. it's a great state >> reporter: nine days after the police shooting of jacob blake, the president and attorney general william barr spoke with law enforcement here >> we have to condemn the dangerous anti-police rhetoric it's getting more and more -- it's very unfair >> reporter: he did not meet with blake's family because the president says they wanted a lawyer present >> i'm sucking up all the pain we have just to stand on our square until we get justice for little jake. >> reporter: instead blake's uncle joined a gathering in the neighborhood where a white officer shot the 29-year-old black man in the back seven times.hborhood where a white officer shot the 29-year-old if you could speak to the president, what would you tell him? >> it's too late, bro. he's had four years in that office

he's done nothing but spew hate out of his mouth that bled down to police forces brutalizing black people it's 8:00 on "today." >> reporter: ahead of his visit, president trump refused to coming up, holiday condemn 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse who posted online support for the president and is charged with shooting and it's 8:00 on "today. killing two anti-racism coming up, holiday warning top u.s. officials sounding the alarm saying americans need to be careful this labor day weekend or risk kick starting a surge of coronavirus cases in protesters here. rittenhouse's attorney says it was self-defense joe biden blasted the president blaming him for stoking the fall >> go into the fall with decreasing cases like we're doing now. we can't risk a lack of personal responsibility >> we're live with the latest and we'll take a closer look at the battle over back-to-school plus when the doctor becomes violence >> i think that the words of a president matter and when they breed hatred, the patient. >> by the time i got to march, it was clear that my voice was those folks are hiding under the rocks come out >> reporter: in kenosha, the president's supporters line the streets. >> i just would tell him keep doing what you're doing. keep fighting for our rights >> he's obviously coming here trying to say i notice you we're here to help >> reporter: but others are outraged as jacob blake remains shot >> sheinelle's one-on-one with in the hospital paralyzed. why do you think the president dr. anthony fauci after they came to kenosha? >> because he's divisive both had the same surgery on their vocal chords >> welcome to the club, my friend >> i know. >> just ahead, how he's doing on his road to recovery

then surviving and thriving. what the world's oldest and happiest are teaching us during these difficult times. >> one of the activities they it's a photo op. kenosha is putting itself together kenosha's strong without donald trump. >> reporter: as for the investigation into the blake shooting, state authorities say they've conducted 88 interviews so far and plan to submit a all have in common is a garden report it's arguably one of the best >> all right activities we can do >> how they've made the most of life during a pandemic "today," wednesday, september 2nd, 2020. ♪ >> it's eva's birthday today gabe gutierrez thank you. with election now just 62 >> i'm on tv days away, new national polls show the gap is closing between president trump and joe biden. peter alexander joins us for more on that >> this girl turns 1 today and we're celebrating on "today" ♪ >> good morning from burlington, peter, good morning. massachusetts. >> and we're "today's" biggest fans we've now got the democratic and >> that is quite the poster. republican conventions behind us the question is, would they nice matter would someone get a bump in the polls? what do the new numbers show us? thank you. welcome back to "today." we appreciate you being with us on this wednesday morning. >> reporter: these polls give a snapshot of where this race maybe getting up having that first cup of coffee. stands as they head into the final two months the latest usa today suffolk savannah and craig taking a university poll shows biden little time off. willie is here all week. leading president trump by seven glad you're here points nationally. >> we love the song of the 50-43. that lead has narrowed from the 12-point advantage the former vp summer here. got it all going today thanks to this group of people held in june joining our my "today" plaza

crowd this morning we will check in with them in our next half hour >> waking up super early we can't wake to speak to them and new polling from grinnell college shows biden in a little bit. coming up tomorrow on "today," the ongoing debate over the return of college football as the big ten considers playing detail data points they show the president's strategy to woo suburban voters, especially women, may not be working. a winter season. biden according to one of these polls leads among women by 22 some parents of players from points president trump is favored among many different schools have banded together saying it's not men by six points. but consider this. soon enough. biden's lead with suburban women >> we'll talk to some of those football moms and dads about is now 33 points as for the coronavirus crisis, what they think and why they think their sons should be on most americans still disapprove the field right now. >> it'll be an interesting of the president's handling of the pandemic on the economy, more than half conversation approve of the job that he has we do want to get right to done >> as you say, it's those battleground polls where the your news at 8:00 because we action is really also growing concerns, peter as have a lot going on. you know, about the number of mail-in ballots, that the the search for a coronavirus vaccine is entering an important new stage. but for right now, a critical warning about the upcoming holiday weekend. miguel almaguer joins us with the three things we need to watch. good morning >> reporter: hoda, good morning. we begin with a warning from the results on election night will not only be delayed which we've top u.s. health official who is say americans need to be more careful this labor day weekend been warned about but could be misleading early on. >> reporter: you're right. election experts have been warning about this that president trump could look to be ahead as results come in

first on election night. but could lose after the mail-in ballots are completed days or maybe even weeks later one democratic firm is or risk another surge of the coronavirus this fall. the hhs assistant secretary saying on tuesday if the u.s. wants to control the virus, extra efforts need to be made this holiday weekend to avoid a spike in cases similar to those we had after memorial day and the fourth of july >> we have to go into the fall describing this as a red mirage. with decreasing cases like we're the president, he's already attacking this theory this morning tweeting, rigged election, question mark. it would not be rigged, but this could be confusing and here's why it could happen because democrats polls show have bigger concerns about the virus. doing now. we can't risk a lack of personal responsibility >> reporter: the warning comes as researchers from oxford university and drug maker astrazeneca become the latest team to enter the final round of far more democrats than republicans respected to vote by mail in this election. >> it's going to be a long election night or election week testing for a coronavirus vaccine. although the vaccine wouldn't be available in time for the fall, researchers hope to know how effective it is by thanksgiving. if successful, it could be distributed in four phases with health care workers and the vulnerable getting it first. meantime, the cdc is ordering a halt of evictions nationwide as you say peter alexander at the white house, thanks so much. 7:17 time for our first check of the weather. dylan's in for al this morning through december >> nice to see you both. nice to see everybody. for most people who have lost and we are looking at pretty much the same forecast we saw work through the pandemic and don't have other good housing options, the goal of the new yesterday especially back through the southern plains where the flooding continues the rain is really going nowhere eviction ban is to stem the

spread of the outbreak which the agency says is in order because it presents a historic threat to public health. hoda >> all right miguel almaguer, thank you fast dallas in a bit of a break right for the first time ever, a member of the kennedy family has now, but more heavy rain is on lost an election in massachusetts. the heels of the rain that just moved through. we also have flash flood watches and warnings in effect we are going to see the potential for rainfall rates of congressman joe kennedy iii came about 2 inches per hour. that's why we could see the up short tuesday in his democratic primary challenge flooding as that water has nowhere to go. look at how unsettled it is across lake erie up across the northeast. back through eastern kentucky and through most of ohio lots of rain with pockets of against senator ed markey. kennedy is the grandson of robert f. kennedy. markey was backed by alexandria ocasio-cortez. markey now faces kevin o'connora heavier rain that's going to be the trend in november. through the day today. off and on showers that could be a california state lawmaker heavy at times we could see a chance of has become a hero to working stronger storms this afternoon but a better chance of more severe weather tomorrow mothers for bringing her crying afternoon with large hail and damaging winds especially through southern new jersey, through philadelphia, washington, d.c., and stretching down into delaware and virginia and maryland too baby to her job. that's a look at the weather across the country she did not want to miss a crucial vote when she was on we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds track yo. maternity leave. virtual wallet® is so much more than a checking account. even with the pandemic she was told she had to vote in person >> and i ran down on the floor easily see what's free to spend. today because i strongly believe

and see where your money is going we need to pass this bill. so you can budget even better. we are 3.5 million homes shy okay, he's got to be close. he's six blocks... in the other direction. right now in this state. [ crying ] and ellie agrees we need to pass make a left, make a left make a left... he made a right again. this bill. so please, please, please. virtual wallet® for digital banking from pnc. pass this bill and i'm going to go finish it's time to get more from your bank. feeding my daughter. thank you. >> she was told again that she had to vote in person in a pandemic with a newborn. the bill, by the way, did fail to pass. but wicks feels she made her good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. point. the assembly speaker has since as we take a look at our air quality for today it still will be unhealthy for parts of the north bay and south bay as we get more drifts of smoke coming in. right now we have a lot of clouds and that will help keep the temperatures down just a bit apologized for that. a popular running trail in vancouver has been closed after with our highs reaching into the a frightening encounter caught on camera. a woman was jogging down the low 80s in the south bay, and trail last weekend when a large we're going to see for the black bear came out of the brush. inland east bay temperatures reaching into the upper 80s as we go through the seven-day forecast we will see our triple digit temperatures returning by she tried standing still, but the bear takes a little swat at this weekend. her. when it headed toward her again, >> and that's your latest she decided to make a run for forecast >> all right, dylan. thank you. coming up, it's a bird, it's a plane. nbc. >> oh, my gosh all right. that is the news how about a mo

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it's 7:26. i'm laura garcia. here is a look at today's top stories including house speaker nancy pelosi taking some heat for a hair appointment inside in san francisco. >> reporter: i'm cierra johnson in san francisco. a lot of stylists, barbers and even some lawmakers fired up about seeing security footage of speaker nancy pelosi inside an east salon air on union street getting her hair done. now this video surfaced just a few hours after several dozen stylists took to city hall for a protest demanding they're considered essential workers as well as having the inside of their business opened. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez. house speaker nancy pelosi will be at a san francisco school today calling for pandemic funding for schools and higher education. she's calling on the senate to pass the h.e.r.o.e.s. act. as that happens new data shows that up to a three-week infection window is possible for children who are positive for covid-19 even if they are asymptomatic. dr. anthony fauci, the top

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we are back now at 7:30. a live look at the american museum of natural history. a new york city landmark opening its doors today for the first time since march when it closed due to the pandemic. >> now, that is a huge tourist attraction. now the building will be limited. visitors will have to make reservation. it's a sign of recovery for our city. little baby steps. always a great sign. >> it's a landmark. we look for these signs maybe we're starting to creep back to some normalcy. we do have your 7:30 headlines. we begin with the latest in the fight over president trump's tax returns. a federal appeals court on tuesday granted the stay to consider trump's argument that a

subpoena for the documents is too broad and was issued in bad faith. another hearing on the matter is scheduled for september 25th. now to a dramatic rescue on the side of a new york city high-rise building. check this out. a video showing a woman clinging to the side of the building as smoke pours out of her window. she's standing on the ledge 160 feet off the ground to escape a fire burning inside. moments later, a firefighter rappels down from a floor above, wraps his arms around her, prevents her from falling. eventually those flames were knocked down. and firefighters were able to get the woman inside the building safely. we're always grateful for the firefighters here in new york city. >> applause on the streets after that moment. let's move now to tennis. serena williams adding another record to her long list of accomplishments. serena beat american christy ahn on tuesday night. that gives williams 102 all-time wins at the tournament.

that's a u.s. open record for both men and women. that's not all. if williams wins the tournament, she will tie margaret court's record of 24 grand slam singles titles. meantime, serena's older sister venus, she bowed out earlier losing the first round at the u.s. open for the first time ever. >> how about that? she had never lost in the first round of the u.s. open. they are amazing. let's turn now to that mystery at 3,000 feet. this morning the fbi is investigating who exactly was cruising around the air space by l.a.x. in a jet pack putting planes at risk. steve patterson is there for the very latest. steve, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. this is far from harmless. if there was a person in the flight path of those planes,

this would have been a disaster. investigators want to know what happened. this reaches new heights. >> american 1997, we just passed a guy in a jet pack. >> american 1997, okay. thank you for the update. left side or right side? >> off the left side, maybe 300 yards or so. about our altitude. >> reporter: sunday night an american airlines pilot alerting the tower at l.a.x. of what appeared to be a person hovering at roughly 3,000 feet. at first unbelievable. but then a second pilot reported the same thing. >> we just saw a guy in a jet pack. >> reporter: the tower on alert then warns a third pilot. >> use caution. person on a jet pack reported 300 yards south of the the l.a. -- >> we are definitely looking. >> reporter: aviation experts say anything that close to a plane's final approach is extremely dangerous. including a growing list of modern nightmares facing pilots from drones to laser pointers elevating the risk of safe

landings. it wasn't long ago that jet packs were pure fiction. now they're a new frontier for inventors and a toy for the super rich. some of them now even capable of reaching up to 12,000 feet. a jet powered hover board even used to fly across the english channel. thankfully no one was hurt this weekend, but the faa has launched an investigation. a dangerous close encounter tailor made for a city built on imagination. >> only in l.a. >> yeah. only in l.a. that was totally a bizarre story. so i guess the question is is that legal? can that guy face charges? >> reporter: hoda, first of all, investigators would be quick to say they're still trying to determine if there was a person in the jet pack in the first place. if there was, they would have had to have gotten clearance from the faa to fly in such a tightly controlled space.

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morning. it sounds a little bit like amazon prime which currently dominates online deliveries. walmart, though, has a distinct advantage. the largest network of grocery stores. but there's a catch the's a catd cost you if you're not paying attention. at a time many customers are concerned about covid-19 and looking to avoid crowds at all costs. >> see that line i had house, i'd do it in a minute >> reporter: retail behemoth walmart is stepping up its e-commerce game. leveraging its 4,700-plus stores across the continue more than half of which can drop off goods the same day from food and toys to electronics, a basket of more than 160,000 items >> we've seen a massive uptick in people wanting delivery some people wanting two day delivery, same day, or seven days in advance. >> reporter: a major perk in the

pandemic but the new program comes with a caveat unlike amazon who has no minimum order price except for amazon and same day fresh deliveries, walmart requires a minimum $35 order. >> you're getting a cardboard box with amazon. you can get one item for five bucks. from walmart, you need $35 or more >> reporter: the grocery footprint gives it an edge with stores ten mile or less from 90% of americans. >> if you want of americans >> if you want delivery to someone's door particularly with something like milk or eggs, you need to be very close to them and you need to get to them fast and that's what walmart's counting on with this program. >> reporter: the plus program also offers a unique tool for in-store purchases called scan and go shoppers can ring up items on their phone and pay

electronically but walmart insists it's not trying to eat into amazon's profits. >> when we designed this, we didn't really design it at making dents in anyone's business what we did was take a hard look at what our customers need and what they want and what they look for >> so sam, amazon prime has been around for more than a decade now. why is walmart investing now in this subscription services because of the pandemic and the fact people won't be inside their stores as much >> reporter: well, look. the pandemic is prelude to something else right now which is that consumer demand for online delivery is skyrocketing walmart saw its online sales double nearly last quarter there's no video streaming service like you would see with an amazon prime. but there's other benefits getting in addition to that. like up to 5 cents per gallon off for walmart plus customers they say it's an evolving program. it's going to change over the course of time >> a lot of people are going to want to use this especially right now. thank you so much. >> thank you, sam. all right. it is 7:43

how about we go to dylan for another check of the weather >> good morning again. we still have really warm temperatures down through the southern half of the country and it is going to remain that way through the day. hot and humid. temperatures will be close to records especially down across southern florida but elsewhere we're looking for high temperatures to feel like it's above 100 degrees in new orleans, lake charles, birmingham will feel like 101. charlotte will feel like 104 today. then that heat continues to creep to the north it will feel like it's close to 100 degrees. same goes for atlanta, charleston, and jacksonville will feel like 110 degrees now, out west it's very warm but dry. you have these temperatures themselves that are up around 110 degrees in las vegas on friday saturday is even warmer. sunday up to 112 degrees so we are likely going to see some records in this part of the country going through the

weekend. and because of that, we do have heat alerts for 44 million people across southern california into nevada and into arizona as well. elsewhere today, though, we are looking for more flooding rain through texas and arkansas, oklahoma where we could see another couple inches of rain on top of an already saturated ground. we have to keep an eye out for stronger storms in the interior northeast later on this afternoon good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside in san francisco, we are going to see still the fog and the smoke lingering as we go into today. and there will be some clearing as we go into the afternoon, some low 80s for the south bay, some upper 80s for the inland east bay, and we're up to 94 degrees today in clear lake while santa rosa will reach up to 76 degrees. we are going to have some hotter weather going into the end of the week and especially this weekend. >> and that's your latest forecast back over to you guys. >> all right thank you. coming up next, rings fit for chiefs we'll take you inside the

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