good morning. supreme decision. president trump set to name conservative federal judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court later today. a move that could shift the court to the right for a generation. >> the nominee hopefully will be on that court for 50 years. >> the president teasing his choice in a late-night rally while joe biden spoke outrefusil transfer of power. we'll speak to the democratic national committee chair. pain and anger. >> say her name! >> breonna taylor! >> another night of protests in

memory of breonna taylor after the controversial grand jury decision. taylor's family saying justice was not served. >> i was reassured wednesday of why i have no faith in the legal system, in the police, in the law that are not made to protect us black and brown people. >> we're live in louisville. health scare. former presidential candidate ron paul rushed to the hospital after slurring his words during a live interview. >> i -- >> dr. paul? still to come on today, some >> how the former presidential candidate is doing this morning. belt-tightening at buckingham royal money troubles. palace today thanks to the pandemic. buckingham palace suffering a >> also, coming up on pop start, nearly $50 million shortfall dak shepard opens up about a after a massive drop in tourism, recent relapse with addiction and how he hid it from his wife and now the crown is coming up and colleagues. with some innovative ways to >> sanderson sisters drum up business. reunion. the three leading ladies from and family reunion. we live in uncertain times. the cast of the 1991 hit movie however, there is one thing you can be certain of. "father of theca. the men and woman of the united states postal service.

>> surprise! you're having a baby! >> i love how you look! we are here to deliver your cards, >> very 2020. packages and prescriptions. >> reporter: the whole gang welcoming some new members in and also deliver the peace of mind knowing that what might be one of the most delightful things to happen this what's important to you-like your ballot-is on its way. year. it's just what we needed every day, all across america, we deliver for you. "today," saturday september 26th, 2020. and we always will. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander, kristen welker, and hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... dylan dreyer. try this new robitussin honey severe. welcome to "today" and thanks for joining us on this the real honey you love... plus, the powerful cough relief you need. saturday morning. yesterday, i was trying to do my mind if i root through your trash? best martin short, my best frank new robitussin honey severe. strong relief for your severe symptoms. memory. and my producer says, i wasn't even born in 1991 when that movie came out. so that hit me pretty hard. >> frank absolutely the best. what a blast from the past. it reminded me i haven't seen it for a long time, so i have to rewatch it. >> it's one of these moments where we all need a little bit of joy.

one of these moments where the wedding plan upstages the bride. we will have more on that coming up. but first, we want to get to our top story. president trump unveiling his strong relief when he was diagnosed my son bewith leukemia.years old pick for the supreme court later today. and nbc news has learned that he would get sick. aubrey would take him to the bathroom the president has decided to and she would rub his back. select federal appeals court judge amy coney barrett. our family is fighting this every single day. a favorite of conservatives and the leading contender all along. we've got the story covered from if donald trump gets rid of our health care law, my son won't be protected. all angles, but we do want to begin with nbc's justice we would have to be making some tough decisions correspondent, pete williams, about what medications we can afford. who's live at the supreme court with more on barrett and how she could change the court from we need a president who will protect our health care decades to come. and that's joe biden. pete, good morning to you. >> reporter: kristen, anybody i'm joe biden and i approve this message. that president trump nominates to succeed justice ginsburg would move the court firmly to the right. her conservative supporters hope it's a badge of armor she'll make a difference in how the court views abortion and of care of respect. that's also what her opponents say she would do. because it means you fight for the safety of those you love. >> reporter: president trump already knows amy coney barrett. he put her on the seventh when you come into walgreens circuit court of appeals based you get a flu shot in chicago three years ago. that's right for you... at age 48, she would be the and them youngest justice, able to serve you become a flu fighter. for decades to come, a native of do your part and defend your crew

indiana, she's a former notre against the flu. dame law professor and a devout ♪ catholic. as a student, she co-wrote a law walgreens review article that says that catholic judges are morally precluded from enforcing the death penalty. in 2003, she suggested that a key supreme court decision ♪ upholding roe v. wade and a right to abortion was wrongly decided. if she's ooh restrict access to abortion, but smooth driving pays off with allstate the safer you drive the more you save it's by no means certain that a ♪ court with her and without justice ginsburg would have five you've never been in better hands votes necessary to overturn roe allstate v. wade, because it's not at all click or call for a quote today clear whether chief justice john allstate the #1 pediatrician recommended brand, pampers, roberts and even judge kavanaugh helps keep baby's skin dry and healthy. would vote to overturn such an so every touch is as comforting as the first. established precedent. at her supreme court hearing in 2017, barrett said she would pampers. decide cases based on the law, the #1 pediatrician recommended brand . not on her faith. >> i would stress that my personal church affiliation or my psoriasis. my religious belief would not bear on the discharge of my cosentyx works on all of this. duties as a judge. >> reporter: and if she's cosentyx treats the multiple symptoms confirmed, the court would probably be more likely to of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better.

broaden the reach of gun rights. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. if she's confirmed by the time the supreme court hears a make before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. or break challenge to obamacare in mid-november, she might be an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. inclined to rule for the red tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, states challenging the law. she's been critical of the if your inflammatory bowel disease court's 2012 ruling upholding symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. it. judge barrett has a busy home serious allergic reactions may occur. life. her husband, jesse is a lawyer watch me! learn more at cosentyx.com. and former federal prosecutor in indiana. they have seven young children, including two adopted from haiti and one with down syndrome. three years ago, she was confirmed by a vote of 55-43, but given the sharp divisions in the senate now, the vote is likely to be even closer. kristen, peter? >> that is for sure. and pete, just following up, what could amy coney barrett's addition to the court mean for obamacare, a case we know that's coming up in the new term? >> right, it's going to be argued just a week after the election. what the challengers say is that the individual mandate, the requirement that everybody buy health insurance or pay an income tax penalty is unconstitutional. the question for the court now

is, one, given that congress has good saturday morning. since set the tax penalty at it is 6:27 on this saturday. zero, is there still a mandate? take a beautiful look at san and even if it is, does the francisco from san bruno mountain ahead of a scorching whole law have to fall or can parts of it be saved? weekend. thank you so much for joining that's the real issue here. us. i'm kira klapper. because if the whole law collapses, you lose the requirement to cover pre-existing condition and all vianey arana with a look at of those other things. >> pete williams, we know it's a busy day for you, thank you for microclimate forecast. >> good morning. starting us off. right now we are pretty cool but >> well, president trump has yet to publicly name amy coney by afternoon we are talking, as barrett, at a rally last night, you said, elevated fire danger. he touted his supreme court because of the increase in winds selection to help motivate his it will be a hot and dry core supporters. afternoon. take a closer look at y microclimate highs for today. ooh ooh ooht, again claiming the expect hazy skies. temperatures range into the mid 80s for south bay. democratic national committee, tom perez, in a moment about all low 90s through mid 90s for the of it. but first, let's get the latest interior valley, and the red from nbc news correspondent flag warning kicks in starting kelly o'donnell. tonight at 9:00 p.m. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, the main impact is going to be peter. the winds from the president trump told thousands of rallygoers that the only way north/northeast. i will talk more about that he will lose this election is if coming up at 7:00 a.m. there is, quote, mischief. kira. >> see you at 7:00, vianey. again, presuming without evidence, that there will be thanks. this weather will impact a some kind of mail-in ballot or lot of people whether you are

other election fraud staying home or looking to go undercutting the democratic process. outside. while at the same event, he starting tonight the bay area may be interrupted by strong upheld one important american wind gusts of up to 50 miles per institution, the supreme court, hour. there's also a high surf warning that he will reshape again today with his third nominee. along many bay area beaches. the wind is not so welcome for making the nation's highest fire crews, and pg&e, which court a rally cry. warned of the possibility of a public safety power shut-off. [ chanting: fill that seat ] the latest warning includes >> i will be announcing my about 200 customers in napa. nominee to the united states supreme court. >> reporter: a choice expected to steer the high court to the right for perhaps a generation. >> the nominee hopefully will be on that court for 50 years. >> reporter: while the president did not reveal his choice to the crowd, he talked of a quick timeline toward confirmation. >> we don't have to do it by the election, but we should be easy -- really able. that would be a great thing. >> reporter: venting his grievances, from the russia investigation to the impact of coronavirus. the president used an expletive to complain about his poll numbers. >> what would our popularity be

if every day for almost four years you didn't hear any of this bull [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the president and vice president briefly shared the stage in newport news, virginia, before donald trump backtracked on self-made controversy. his refusal to promise a peaceful transfer of power. >> we do want a very friendly transition. but we don't want to be cheated. >> reporter: the president again stoked fear about the integrity of the election, making more unfounded allegations that a surge of mail-in ballots will cause chaos and a delayed result. friday, in an interview with nbc news, joe biden accused the president of enflaming mistrust. >> this is a typical trump distraction. trying to make everybody wonder whether or not the election will be legit. >> reporter: biden also warned of extreme consequences. >> what i do -- am concerned about is whether he generates

some kind of response in a way good morning. that unsettles the society or supreme decision. president trump set to name causes some kind of violence. conservative federal judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court later today. >> president trump is also making a feature of his speeches a move that could shift the court to the right for a now to highlight his own busy generation. >> the nominee hopefully will be schedule. on that court for 50 years. yesterday, doing four events across three states and the >> the president teasing his district of columbia over 12 choice at a late-night rally, hours, as a way to say, he is while joe biden spoke out to nbc working hard for this news about the possible re-election and said he would be consequences of president trump embarrassed to lose to joe refusing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power. biden, who he claims is not working as hard. we know joe biden has had fewer we're live with the latest. public events. royal money troubles. buckingham palace suffering a peter? >> all right, kelly, thank you nearly $50 million shortfall after a massive drop in tourism very much. and tom perez is the chair of the democratic national and now the crown is coming up committee. mr. perez, thanks for being with some innovative ways to drum up business. here. i've got a bunch to get to this morning. let me start with the supreme and family reunion. court, if i can, very quickly. the cast of the 1991 hit movie democrats are furious that the senate is planning to move ahead "father of the bride" reunites with a vote on the president's supreme court pick, after for a banks family zoom call. republicans blocked president obama's pick in 2016. >> surprise, you're having a republicans argue that they now baby! >> oh, i love how you look. control the white house and the >> very 2020. senate.

that that's what's different and >> the whole gang welcoming some that it's their constitutional responsibility. so why shouldn't they. new members in what might be one of the most delightful things to happen this year. it's just what we needed, "today," saturday, september >> let's just use their own 26th, 2020. words. we saw from mitch mcconnell the morning to our family to american people should have a your family. say in who the nominee is. those aren't my words. >> morning family. >> good morning from new jersey. those are mitch mcconnell's. lindsey graham, the same thing. we're happy to be back at every member of the committee in school. >> we're doing a virtual walk 2016. the hypocrisy is rank. for but what's even more important >> from sereport and we love the is this highlights that health care -- we know health care is on the ballot november 3rd. health care is on the docket "today" show! >> looking good and back to november the 10th. school. good morning, welcome to "today" and we are going to remind on a saturday morning. voters every single day, because i don't know about you, but i health care was on the ballot in cannot wait to see that zoom "father of 48-year-old former 2017, it was on the ballot in 2018, 2019, and it's on the ballot even more now, peter. and the american people with pre-existing understand that the republicans had control of everything in 2017. they couldn't get rid of obamacare, because the american

people understand how important protections for people with pre-existing conditions are. and so now, they're trying to do law professor from indiana, with another end run. solid conservative credentials. and the american people are nbc news justice correspondent pete williams has more. pete, good >> reporter: of course she's no stranger to president trump, he smart. >> just quickly to punctuate put her on the seventh court of this, is there anything that democrats can do to block the appeals in chicago three years president's pick? >> again, we're going to subject ago. at 48 she'd be the youngest able the candidate or the nominee to a lot of questions. to serve for decades to come again, the affordable care act a nativea graduate is on the ballot. what is this person going to do to protect people bre exipre-ex of notre dame law school whilsh co-wrote an article that said conditions? how do you feel about precedent? are you willing to throw it out catholic judges are morally the window so you can achieve the president's agenda of getting rid of health care for precluded from the death penalty people with pre-existing conditions? and she suggested a decision i think those are important questions to ask. and that's our constitutional upholding roe v. wade was obligation, as democrats. >> let me ask you about the wrongly decided. campaign trail, if i can. it's on that she marked the president trump yesterday campaigning in three states and biggest shift from justice the district of columbia. ginsburg if she's confirmed the court joe biden campaigning in two states all week. would likely uphold state how concerned are you that biden

abortion restrictions. at a hearing in 2017, then is not more visible in those battleground states? >> oh, we have a lot of professor berit said she would visibility in all the battleground states. decide cases on the law not her we have had -- we have over faith. with her the court would 2,500 people on our coordinated probably be more inclined to campaigns. we've been touching people in, i think, in various ways. continue gun rights.d she mighto and the voters are very excited. pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, places where people rule for the red states understand our democracy is on the ballot, our health care is on the ballot. they want a president who can bring us together. challenging the obamacare law. they want a president who can get a handle on this senate republicans plan to push through a pick by the coronavirus. you know, what you don't hear about the president, from the election, it's quickly become a president, in his rallies, is campaign issue and last night president trump any discussion of the coronavirus, because he's been used it to rally supporters in an abject failure. and joe biden and his team have virginia kelly o'donnell has the latest on all of it been relentless in pointing out to people that until we fix the good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. from the rally stage the coronavirus, we can't fix president is pitching mistrust in the election process while anything else. the economy, the coronavirus, also promoting confidence in his they're inextricably

intertwined. ability to reshape the court and this president has been an abject failure. with this opportunity to choose that's why we have historic unemployment. that's why we have such needless loss of life, because of his a new justice. he's trying to keep some of the failures. >> and certainly, that will be one of the things that they suspense for this afternoon's speak about at the debate on tuesday. i want to ask you about something that the president announcement saying it's great said this week, president trump, again, refusing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power, anticipating that there is going to be a bitter fight come making this a rally cry. >> i will be announcing my election day. what are democrats prepared to do if the president disputes the nominee to the united states supreme court. >> reporter: a choice expected results? >> listen, we're going to win. to steer the high court to the right for perhaps a generation and this -- even the republicans >> the nominee hopefully will be who have been lap dogs for this on that court for 50 years president responded to that >> reporter: while the president statement by saying, of course did not reveal his choice to the there's going to be a peaceful transition of power. crowd he talked of a quick this is another distraction. timeline for confirmation. the president doesn't want to >> we don't have to do it by the talk about health care. he doesn't want to talk about election but we should be able that would be a great victory. his failed response to the >> venting his grievances from pandemic. he doesn't want to talk about the russia investigation to the historic unemployment. impact of coronavirus. he and herbert hoover are in a pitched battle to see, who can be the worst jobs president in the president used an expletive the last hundred years.

to complain about his poll those aren't topics he wants to discuss. so he tries to distract. numbers. >> what would our popularity be he tries to invoke fear in if every day for four years you voters. and you know what, voters aren't didn't hear any of this [bleep]. he the most important thing people can do is get out there and >> reporter: the president and vote people have options to vote. vice president briefly shared options are good the stage in virginia before options mean that more people donald trump backtracked on with get out there and vote, and self-made controversy, his we will make sure that everybody refusal to promise a peaceful transfer of power. >> we want a very friendly has the chance to vote and that transition their votes count period. >> a lot of people getting those but we don't want to be cheated. >> reporter: the president again stoked fear about the integrity absentee ballots and already voting of the election. tom perez, thank you making more unfounded now to the other big story allegations that a surge of we are following this morning. protesters took to the streets overnight nationwide for a third mail-in ballots will cause straight night in the wake of the grand jury decision not to chaos. charge three louisville police on friday, the president accused officers in the shooting death joe biden of inflame mistrust. of breonna taylor. >> this is a typical trump now taylor's family is speaking distraction, trying to make out for the first time since the everybody wonder whether or not decision the election will be legit nbc's blayne alexander is in louisville this morning. >> reporter: biden also warned of extreme consequences. what's the latest there on the >> what i am concerned about is

whether he generates some kind ground of response in a way that >> reporter: originally the unsettles society, causes some kind of violence citywide curfew was set to >> reporter: ahead today for the expire but the mayor made a president he will welcome decision to defend it. evangelical faith leaders to the about 23 people were arrested. oval office as a preview before we're hearing cheers as some are his announcement of a supreme released from jail nearby as the court nominee. city prepares for a fourth day and then right after that big event, he will fly to of protests. overnight from hollywood to pennsylvania for yet another boston, louisville and beyond. nighttime rally. peter, chrkristen? >> that debate just three days >> breonna taylor. >> reporter: her name filled the away streets. we want to turn to the a third night of protests after a grand jury decision brought no latest on the coronavirus crisis direct charges in breonna in florida on friday, the taylor's death governor announced the state is >> i have a daughter, and i can reopened for business by lifting only imagine how i'd feel if the all restrictions on bars and police killed my daughter and there was no justice restaurants and banning fines >> reporter: despite some arrests, the protesters, largely for not wearing a mask a new study found less than 10% peaceful. >> how did you feel when you of americans have antibodies for heard the decision earlier this the coronavirus just days after week >> i cried. >> reporter: taylor was killed the cdc director warned more when three officers served a

than 90% of americans are still no-knock warrant on her home in susceptible to covid-19. march. former officer brett hanky sonn >> we're learning more about mishandled military ballots in pennsylvania officials said the nine ballots endangerment for firin says he were tossed in the trash by an not guilty independent seasonal contractor. now taylor's family is demanding to see the grand jury evidence several ballots were marked for that led to the decision, trump, two unknown the garbage was searched and the calling on kentucky attorney general daniel cameron to make temp was asked not to return it public. >> daniel cameron, did you make the decision or did the grand jury make the decision it sparked an allegation that >> reporter: front and center, democrats were, quote, trying to taylor's mother, tamika palmer, steal the election. time for a weekend morning at time in tears boost. when abigail brady saw her her system made a statement on 2-year-old son hauling a her behalf wearing breonna's emt halloween decoration up from the jacket. >> i was reassured wednesday why i have no faith in the legal basement little did show know system, in the police, the laws she was witnessing the start of not made to protect us black and a beautiful friendship brown people. take a look. >> reporter: in a statement cameron's office responded writing everyone is entitled to ♪ ♪ climb the fence their opinion, but prosecutors and grand jury members are bound

♪ i can tell that we are going by the facts and by the law. to be friends ♪ >> just adorable that is theo and his new best now newly release body camera video from the night taylor died friend, a 5 foot plastic is raising more questions. skeleton he named benny. released by an attorney for sergeant john mattingly, it like true besties, they do just shows the frantic moments after about everything together. the raid on taylor's home. they share meals, shop at the police say there is no body grocery store and read each camera video showing the moments other bedtime stories. mom and abigail have been taylor was shot. her family believes there's more to see. sharing their adventures on >> by that being released, social media and hopes their there's 50 other body camera friendship makes people smile. videos need to be released in my question is, what is benny full for everybody to see right going to be for halloween? now. >> reporter: the attorney who released the video says sergeant >> nothing more relaxing at bedtime than laying in bed with mattingly gave it to him personally the video shows fellow officers a skeleton. >> he's very cooperative. rushing to get care for the >> how the pandemic is affecting officer who was wounded in that raid now, lmpd spoke about the video. the finances of the british royal family and what they're they said they're aware of it doing to make up the short fall. and it shows body camera video >> how about a drive-in at the from responding officers, not the three who went into breonna taylor's home. queen's country estate we reached out to lmpd to ask more on that right after this. ...or crohn's disease? questions about what other video - are you ok? - i did.

could exist. i was there. they have not gotten back to us. >> blayne alexander, thank you but i never knew when my symptoms... ...would keep us apart. pumpkins so, i talked to my doctor and learned... ...humira is for people who still have... ...uc or crohn's symptoms... ...after trying other medications. and humira helps... out! >> i have a pumpkin tucked away ...people achieve remission that can last. somewhere! so you can experience few... calvin saw it in the store and ...or no symptoms. he said, we have to get a humira can lower your ability... pumpkin, so, yeah, it is that time. ...to fight infections. although this weekend is going serious and sometimes fatal infections,... to be mostly mild for a lot of places across the country. ...including tuberculosis, and cancers,... we also have your typical ...including lymphoma, have happened,... ...as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems,... thunderstorms that will develop ...serious allergic reactions, later on this afternoon, because and new or worsening heart failure. of that clash of warmer air and cooler air behind it. tell your doctor if you've been to... ...areas where certain... ...fungal infections are common... ...and if you've had tb, hepatitis b,... so especially across northern wisconsin, that's where we could ...are prone to infections,... end up with some large hail, ...or have flu-like symptoms or sores. damaging winds, and perhaps an don't start humira if you have an infection. isolated tornado later on this afternoon. and tomorrow afternoon, we're be there for you, and them. going to see along that cold front, another round of storms ask your doctor about humira. with humira, remission is possible. from oklahoma into missouri, including northwestern arkansas, as well. if you can't afford your medicine, abbvie may be able to help. here's that front. it will continue to move slowly to the east through the weekend. on sunday, we'll see those storms and heavier downpours ...so you can find just the right plan for you. fire up and we'll continue to see those spread into the midwest on monday. like the "visit a doctor

in the morning, actually, and anywhere our rv takes us" plan. then monday evening, we'll see a lot of those storms in the interior northeast, an area tha the "zero copays means more money for rumba lessons" plan. and the "visit my doctor while eating pancakes" plan. and it is going to be another hot and warm afternoon. unitedhealthcare is the #1 medicare plan provider, also expect to see dry so you're sure to find the right plan for you. conditions. we will see winds picking up including the only plans with the aarp name. later this afternoon. get medicare with more. microclimate forecast will be in the upper 80s to low 90s for the interior valleys, in a you get assurance that we take the right precautions microclimate weather alert ahead to keep you safe. of a red flag warning kicking in so you can defend your crew against the flu. tonight due to a later-on wind get your flu shot safely from our pharmacy experts at walgreens event. there will be between 25 to from our pharmacy experts ... to crispy fluffy eggo homestyle waffles. 45-mile-per-hour winds. we are go for... and that's your latest lift off. forecast. back to you guys. when they're this crispy and fluffy... >> all right, dylan. thank you. my question is, when is it too i think this one's a solo mission. early to start buying candy i understand. would you l'eggo your eggo? corn? can we start that? >> i've still got last year's. >> all right. still to come, we'll have the very latest. a health scare during a live interview with former

presidential candidate, ron paul. we'll have an update on his condition, coming up. plus, dancing in the streets. sanitation workers having a little bit of fun on the job. 33 this election,

all californians will be able to vote safely from home. every active, registered voter will receive a vote-by-mail ballot with a unique barcode. you can track it using where's my ballot? and you'll receive automatic notifications by text, email or voice call the coronavirus pandemic has to let you know the status of your ballot affected nearl e once you mail it, drop it off at your polling place planet to different degrees and or at a drop box. it turns out the british royal vote by mail ballots. family is no exception. simple, safe, secure. counted. >> that's right. while queen elizabeth and her family have considerable wealth, learn more at vote.ca.gov they'll be just fine, they are facing a nearly $50 million shortfall this year due to the steep drop in tourism. nbc's sarah harmon joins us from london with more on how the crown is getting creative to make a little extra scratch. sarah, good morning to you. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. good morning to you, peter. you know, the royals, they live with the kind of wealth and privilege that we can only imagine, but even they are feeling the pinch from this pandemic. behind me, buckingham palace, it's a grand facade, but inside, it's an old building that's in need of some urgent repairs and

now, thanks to the pandemic, the renovation budget has a gaping hole in it. it's belt-tightening time at buckingham palace. the coronavirus pandemic has cost the royal family big-time. on friday, the royal family's treasurer announced that the queen is now facing a $25 million shortfall on planned repairs to buckingham palace and a $19 million hit to her we are back now on a official spending over the next saturday morning with the weekly download. our look back at the week that three years. was. >> as we've been reporting this the royal family owns a huge amount of property in the uk, morning, a controversial grand jury decision in the breonna but a massive drop in tourism taylor case has sparked nationwide protests and on and falling rental prices are predicted to cost the royal wednesday night, gunfire rang out in taylor's hometown. portfolio more than $600 million. and that's not all. >> reporter: violence in the the charity that manages some of streets of louisville. the queen's palaces and art >> officer down! right there! >> officer down? >> reporter: two officers were collections lost an estimated shot wednesday night, hours $37 million in revenue after after a grand jury decided not to indict three officers on britain's international tourism industry came to a standstill. homicide charges for the here in windsor, the famous shooting death of breonna castle is open, but visitor taylor, returning less serious numbers are limited. charges against just one of the

officers instead. at kensington palace, home to >> reporter: police and protesters clashing with will and kate, there are no officers firing tear gas and crowds outside these gates. making arrests. >> reporter: one officer returned to work thursday. and the queen hasn't been in the other still recovering. residence at buckingham palace the shooting suspect is in since march. now, the royals are looking for police custody. >> reporter: fireworks on creative ways to drum up business, selling buckingham capitol hill. >> reporter: back in congress, palace gin, made from the dr. fauci pushed back against botanicals in the queen's own rand paul, who criticized fauci garden. about 50 bucks a bottle, it'sri for supporting lockdowns. >> despite all of the things we've done in the u.s., our death rate is essentially worse than sweden. >> compare sweden's death rate sandringham, where the windsors to other comparable scandinavian famously gather for christmas each year, will be transformed to offer drive-in movies to the countries. it's worse. so i don't think it's public. so is the queen broke? appropriate to compare sweden d >> the queen is still very wealthy. royal fainances are very complicated. she has different sources of flooding coastal communities in texas and louisiana.rine season, incomes, some from her estates, some from charities, some a taxpayer funded revenue source and for the queen, it's the forcing the national hurricane charities that are being hit really hard at the moment because of the drop in number of center service to switch to the tourists coming to london.

greek alphabet. >> reporter: the loss of tourist revenue is expected to cost >> reporter: ellen degeneres hundreds of royal palace jobs. kicked off the 18th season of her show with an apology. >> i've lander that things with staff holding a rare happened here that never should protest outside windsor castle. have happened. i am so sorry to the people who inside, preparations are were affected. i know that i'm in a position of underway for the 94-year-old privilege and power and i realize that with that comes queen to ride out the winter in responsibility and i take windsor, with a small bubble of responsibility for what happens at my show. >> reporter: three top executives a to the show were dedicated staff. fired after an internal now, to be clear, the queen is investigation into allegations still a fabulously wealthy of racism, intimidation, and individual. sexual misconduct by senior we're unlikely to see buckingham palace on airbnb anytime soon. but guys, if 2020 has taught us managemen nothing else, it's never say management. >> welcome to the pandemmies. never. peter? kristen? >> sarah, what a great story >> reporter: television's biggest night went viral. there. i love that for the royals, when >> nominees appeared from the things start getting bad, they comfort of their homes, their beds, even a football camera. start selling gin. about 130 cameras offering a >> that's right! window into their world. >> reporter: some of the week's wildest moments caught on >> selling alcohol. >> you've got to save the tea for tea time, right? camera. great story, sarah. dramatic body cam footage showed we want to get another check the moment police officers in of weather for dylan. los angeles pulled a disabled man out of a smoking car, just dylan, how's it looking out there this weekend? >> good morning again, guys. before it went up in flames. this weekend actually is looking rescuers off the coast of okay for the most part, if we take a look at the current radar australia set dozens of pilot across the country, we are going

whales free that were trapped on to see the chance of some a sand bar. and this official record for yo isolated storms begin to pop up later on today. there are a few showers moving water skier ever, but some through the northern plains people online criticized his right now and we also have a couple of spotty showers and parents, saying the stunt was thunderstorms in the forecast unsafe. his parents say in addition to for central and southern florida. his life jacket, dad was by his there is a cold front, though, that could trigger some strong side at all times. storms through northern wisconsin today. large hail, damaging winds, an and finally -- isolated tornado. out ahead of that front, we have ♪ -- these sanitation workers in record high temperatures in the forecast for you, and that new jersey turned the streets warmer air does continue to move east as we go into tomorrow. into their dance floor, getting down to the cupid shuffle while so well above average temperatures across the eastern great lakes and into the they worked. northeast as well, with some >> breaking it down out there. good for those guys. showers and thunderstorms. still to come right here on isolated severe storms through "today," if you are under the the midwest on sunday. weather, how to know if you have the flu, a common cold, or even coronavirus. plus, college students studying remotely in paradise. we're monitoring a very hot with school back in session, xfinity is committed to helping and dry weekend ahead, which is what is going to be bringing the kids continue to learn-no matter where they are. elevated concern for fire we're providing affordable internet access danger. we're in a microclimate weather to low-income families alert ahead of tonight's red through our internet essentials program. flag warning. it's why we're working 24/7 microclimate highs for this to keep our network fast, reliable and secure. afternoon, expect hazy skies, temperatures in 80s to low 90s

and helping college students study and stay connected for interior valley. this is what we're monitoring through our university program. we're committed to helping all families stay connected. later tonight, mountain gusts 20 learn more at xfinity.com/education. to 30-mile-per-hour gusts. and that's your latest forecast. and just ahead in pop start, we have got an exciting update on how the banks family is doing in good morning. it is saturday, september 26th, 2020. that's right, a special cast reunion special, nearly 30 years 5:56 a.m. as we take a live look afte outside over san jose ahead of what is going to be a very hot weekend. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. i'm kira klapper. we have a look at our microclimate forecast. hey. >> hi, kira. this weekend we are on the lookout for an offshore wind event heading into tonight, putting us on elevated fire danger. current conditions, cool and comfortable. overall we will start out calm when it comes to the weather but by this afternoon we will be

warming up and drying out. conditions in the 80s to low to mid 90s for the interior valleys, expect hazy skies, and in a microclimate weather alert ahead of tonight's red flag warning that started last night and kicking in tonight through monday. the main impact will be winds from the north/northeast. more detail at 7:00 a.m. kira. >> see you then. thanks. even if you are staying at home this heat will impact a love of us this weekend. fire danger, sneaker waves at the beaches and possible pg&e shut-offs. the bay may be interrupted by strong wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour with a high surf warning along many beach pg&e w warned of the possibility of public safety power shut-offs. the latest warning includes about 200 customers in napa company. the east bay municipal utilities district also is being

proactive. it is moving large, portable generators into position as a precaution. now to protesters marching through the streets of oakland last night. a couple hundred people marched from downtown to lake merritt, demanding justice for the killing of breonna taylor. oakland police were out in full force as well. some sort of tear gas or smoke was let out into the air to disburse the crowd and control the crowd. video show protesters moving away from the smoke. we have another vantage point from above. the person that shot this video says it was tear gas but it has not yet been confirmed. we don't know how many people were arrested for if anyone was we are back on a saturday hurt. morning with pop start. the street b.a.r.t dylan, take it away! station was shut down because of this protest. >> all right, guys. at 5:58, coming up this morning let's start with dak shepard. the actor opened up about a on today in the bay, a new prush recent relapse after almost 16 to reopen churches in san francisco. now the federal government is years of sobriety. shepard surprised listeners by getting involved. we'll explain that, plus all of revealing in the latest episode of his popular podcast "armchair your top stories and the

expert," that he had been taking forecast at 7:00. in the meantime, back to the "today" show. the opioid painkiller vicodin for the past two months. >> the huge gift that the 16 years did give me was, i usedo daily, and it didn't bother me. and i've had a good 15 1/2 years or maybe more of not gaslighting people, and i just don't -- i don't have that tolerance for it. >> shepard says he went back to using pain pills after a string of motorcycle accidents and the death of his father. the 45-year-old said that he had felt immense guilt about hiding this enormous secret from his i he's proud he hasn't touched alcohol or drugs in 16 years. the episode is called day seven, a reference to the reference to days newly sober. of course, we wish him his best on his road to recovery, and he's talking about, it too. next up, something we've all been waiting for, we've been

talking about it all morning. the father of the bride: part iiiish" is out and it's everything we could ask for and more. >> i'm just washing my hands! one more happy birthday to go! >> oh, this will do it! >> you see what i'm living with? >> will you we're staying focused and working hard to deliver the truth, no matter what it is, kristen welker is this year's outstanding woman in broadcast journalism. congratulations, kristen. >> look at you! we are back on this saturday morning, september 26th, a huge congratulations to my friend and colleague for receiving that big honor thursday night at the washington women in journalism awards. congratulations, well deserved. >> thank you. i was so honored and it was just so nice to have friends and families and colleagues zoom in to celebrate. it was really special. >> nice to have anything to

celebrate. >> exactly. exactly right. upme e want to begin this half court seat left by justice ruth bader ginsburg left later today. and nbc news has learned that he ti it's my 2:05 every-match-counts migraine medicine. has decided to select amy coney my 9:12 no-days-off migraine medicine. barrett, a favorite of conservatives. barrett is a federal appellate it's ubrelvy. court judge and a devout catholic who in the past has the migraine medicine i can take anytime, suggested that roe v. wade was anywhere migraine strikes without worrying incorrectly decided. if confirmed, barrett will if it's too late, or where i am. become the court's youngest one dose of ubrelvy works fast. justice at 48, potentially able it can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks to move the court to the right for decades to come. within two hours-relieving pain and debilitating symptoms. unlike older medicines, >> meanwhile, justice ginsburg ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks cgrp protein, will be buried next week at arlington national cemetery next believed to be a cause of migraine. to her late husband. the justice made history one do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. more time friday, becoming the first woman and the first jewish american to lie in state at the few people had side effects. most common were nausea and tiredness. capitol. at a very fitting tribute, migraine hits hard. ginsburg's longtime personal hit back with ubrelvy. trainer, bryant johnson paused the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. before her casket, dropped to the floor, and did three ♪ push-ups in honor of their famous workouts together. johnson started exercising with ginsburg more than two decades window, the wild is the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. still wiand warm.

ago, after her first cancer and full of wonder. outside your window, the wild is waiting. diagnosis. >> that was a powerful tribute there. the tampa bay lightning are don't forget to bring a snack. one game away from clinching the nature valley. we are better outside. stanley cup. they're facing off with the dallas stars. kevin shottenkirk scored the winner in sudden death for a 5-4 victory. the lightning now lead that series three games to two. you can see game six of the finals tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on nbc. and in other news this morning, former presidential candidate ron paul is recovering this morning after a big health scare during a live interview on friday. paul was rushed to a texas hospital after he appeared to slur his speech in a youtube video. nbc's morgan chesky has more on when why are we alwaysiful hair, shown the same thing? that. where's my bounce? morgan, good morning to you. my glamour? my fire? >> reporter: yeah, kristen, good all hair is beautiful. morning to you. and paul is reassuring everyone these dove shampoo and conditioners are custom formulated for different hair types. that he is doing just fine today, but it really was a scary find the right dove care for your hair. moment for everyone tuning into his youtube channel, when the 85-year-old suddenly appeared to lose the ability to speak, right

in the middle of a live video. >> reporter: this morning, former texas congressman ron paul is recovering, tweeting from his hospital bed, i am doing fine. thank you for your concern, after a health scare friday morning. less oral steroids. >> hello, everybody, and thank taking my treatment at home. you for tuning into the weekly nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection report. >> reporter: paul was talking for severe eosinophilic asthma. economics on youtube when his weekly live stream turned into not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. an outright emergency. get help right away for swelling of face, paul's speech starting to slur mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. until the words stopped. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. >> dr. paul? don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. >> reporter: the 85-year-old rushed to a hospital. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. the diagnosis, not immediately may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. clear. >> he was having difficulty ask your doctor about nucala at home. speaking, slurring his speech, find your nunormal with nucala. and there appeared to be a little bit of a facial droop, ♪ eve♪ going faster than a closerollercoaster ♪ ask your doctor about nucala at home. signs or symptoms that could indicate that he ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪ could have been having a stroke or perhaps a mini stroke. >> reporter: paul, a libertarian fixture in american politics for ♪ a-hey, a-hey-hey decades. the texas lawmaker rising to [music playing] prominence during three

campaigns for president, most recently in 2012. ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪ >> what should the role of government be? >> reporter: news of paul's scare spread quickly. ted cruz calling him an extraordinary warrior for liberty. at wand get way more,spend less you look like this. rand paul following suit, but you feel... writing, thank god dad is doing well. thank you for all of your prayers today. >> any of these symptoms are like this. troubling enough, but to take them all as a whole, combined sofas from one-ninety-nine. with his age, how important was coffee tables from seventy-nine dollars. it that he go straight to the hospital? >> so it's absolutely important decor from twenty-nine dollars. that anybody really of any age oh yeah. feels good to save. having symptoms like this are evaluated immediately and if ad ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ needs to be initiated quickly in order to preserve and regain or recover as much brain function wish you were here. as possible. to see how bright the human spirit can shine. >> reporter: and again, important to note, it is still not confirmed if paul did, to see that no matter what nature does, people will do more. indeed suffer an actual stroke, but there was a bit of a silver with one of the industry's largest catastrophe lining that this happened in the response teams, midst of that live stream video. state farm will always be among the first to arrive others were able to immediately

witness those telltale science and the last to leave. of a stroke and get paul to the to help show that human nature is greater than nature. medical care he absolutely needed when it mattered most. peter, kristen, we'll send it like a good neighbor, state farm is there.® back to you. >> well, we're all wishing him the very best this morning. morgan, thank you for that. dylan is back now with another check of the forecast. good morning. >> good morning again, everyone that's going to do it for us sc ! on a saturday morng. and if you're not ready for the >> with school back in session, xfinity is committed to helping cooler fall weather, well, you are in luck, especially back kids continue to learn-no matter where they are. through the plains and into the midwest, where temperatures will be well above average, even we're providing affordable internet access close to record highs. to low-income families and it's all out ahead of a cold through our internet essentials program. it's why we're working 24/7 front. on the other side of that, though, just to the west, we do to keep our network fast, reliable and secure. still have that fire danger. and helping college students study and stay connected so temperatures are still on the warm side. through our university program. we're not looking at a whole lot we're committed to helping all families stay connected. of rain and winds are still gusty. learn more at xfinity.com/education. e ve red flag warnings in effect for 15 million people. here's that heat, though. temperatures about 15 to 25 degrees above average. we're looking at a hijagh in doe city of about 100. in des moines, the record is 90. we should come close to it with good morning. i'm kira klapper. coming up next on "today in the

a high of 87. and on sunday, some of those warmer temperatures move to the east. bay," this morning president donald trump is expected to burlington, vermont, 83 degrees for a high on sunday, nearly 20 announce his pick for the supreme court justice degrees above average. nomination. we'll tell you about amy coney but once that cold front moves barrett. through, the one that will and if you have been itching trigger some storms later on today and tomorrow, temperatures to pray during this pandemic, drop back into much more seasonal range with highs in the the federal government is stepping in to halt one bay area 50s and 60 city's ban on indoor religious gatherings. first, our top story. sizzling heat expected this current conditions right now, in the 50s for san jose and weekend with high winds and elevated fire danger. we will be under a microclimate weather alert ahead of tonight's vianey arana with the microclimate forecast. red flag warning through the bay area. temperatures hot in the 80s and 90s with dry conditions expected for the afternoon. expect the winds to kick up later this evening, especially for the hilltop area. morgan hill, 87. santa rosa, 90 degrees. here is what to expect heading later into tonight. north/northeast winds, 20 to 25 miles per hour. and that's your latest forecast. back to you guys. hey, my twitter is blowing up! >> dylan, thanks so much! dear jack box, bring back the spicy chicken strips, just ahead right here, if still waiting for the spicy chicken strips,

you've got the sniffles these days, how to tell if it's just a so many about spicy chicken strips. common cold, the flu or if it's wow, i hear you. so i'm bringing back my juicy 100% is now a good time for a flare-up? all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo for only $5.99! enough, crohn's. for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. rpls, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. lasting remission can start with stelara®. if you've been financially impacted by covid-19, janssen may be able to help.

... to crispy fluffy eggo homestyle waffles. we are go for... lift off. when they're this crispy and fluffy... i think this one's a solo mission. i understand. would you l'eggo your eggo? since your ancestors served in world war two. many of their stories remain untold. find and honor the veterans in your family. their stories live on at ancestry. so can your skin! lather, rinse, refresh with dove men + care body wash that washes away germs and moisturizes skin to refresh you and your skin with every shower is it the juicy 100% all-white meat? you don't just get a bandage you get assurance that we take the right precautions or because you can spice them up or cool them down? to keep you safe. so you can defend your crew against the flu. or because a little birdie told me

you wanted them back really bad... get your flu shot safely get my spicy chicken strips combo from our pharmacy experts for only $5.99. at walgreens ♪ eve♪ going faster than arts closerollercoaster ♪ ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪ ♪ good morning. it is saturday, september 26th. 7:00 on the dot. ♪ a-hey, a-hey-hey as we take a live look outside [music playing] at the san jose municipal rose garden, ahead of a warm weekend, ♪ love like yours will surely come my way ♪ but right now it is nice to get out. thank you so much for starting your weekend with us. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose of ubrelvy works fast. it can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours, relieving pain and debilitating symptoms. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness.

migraine hits hard. hit back with ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. welcome back this morning on your health as we head into cold and flu season, we're still in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. >> that's right. so if you're feeling under the weather, how do you know if it's coronavirus, the common cold, or the flu? nbc's senior medical correspondent, dr. john torres is here to help us out with all of this. doctor john, good to see you. let's start off with the fact that it's three weeks since labor day and we are seeing some new surges. so how concerned are you about that? >> kristen, very concerned about this. if you look at the numbers, almost half the states are seeing increases. we would hope we would be down to around 10,000 cases a day by now and we're starting to bump up to around 50,000 cases a days and once the cold weather hits,

the coronaviruses will come back a lot mocooler, people will startg some sniffles, somecoronavirus. how do they know the difference? >> peter, it can be hard to tell, at least initially, because the symptoms are almost the same. you start feeling under the weather, a little low-grade fever, but then they start differentiating themselves. when you're looking at coronavirus, these are the telltale signs. one is the lost of sense, taste or smell, difficulty breathing, fever, those are signs you want to go to the emergency room if you're having problems, chills, congestion, abdominal issues tend to be one big things with coronavirus. with the cold, on the other hand, and we've all had colds from time to time, a lot are the sniffles, you rarely get a fever, sneezing, stuffy nose, sore threat and post nasal drip. if you have chest pain or

breathing issues, you want to go to the emergency room. >> and throw the flu into this mix. how do you know if it's the flu? >> that's a great point. especially between flu and coronavirus, it's going to be difficult to tell. with the flu, fever is a big indicator, but body aches are probably the biggest differentiation between the flu and coronavirus, because typically you don't get that bad of body aches with the coronavirus. the vomiting and diarrhea, abdominal issues, but the biggest thing with the flu are those body aches, when people tell me they have the flu, they tell me they can't get out of bed for a couple of days, peter. >> when should folks be thinking about getting their flu shot? should they be doing it right now? >> kristen, now is a great time to get the flu shot, because the flu will start to move in, usually around the november time frame. and you want to go ahead and call ahead. this year, they're going to have record numbers of flu shots. but you also have to realize, we're in the midst of the pandemic, so it's not going to be like last year where you can walk into a pharmacy or doctor's office and get the flu shot. call ahead to see what they're doing. you want to get it before the

end october. think before halloween. and everyone 6 months or older should get it. it does take two weeks to kick in, so get it before flu season gets here, because that's almost too late at that point. >> and we're actually doing that with our daughters today and this is my wife killing me if they're watching, because we haven't told the girls this is happening yet today. >> oh, they're cheering as they hear this. >> yeah, exactly. this is not going to go well at home. so if you are feeling sick, it bears repeating. what should you do? >> so if you are feeling sick, one of the things to do is look at your symptoms. if your symptoms are something you can take care of home, certainly take care of it at home. if you don't know, if you haven't been tested and you don't know if it's coronavirus or flu or the cold, assume it's coronavirus at this point. because we are in a pandemic. so quarantine yourself. if you're going to your doctor's office, call ahead, because you need to find out how they're taking care of patients and letting you in. and try to get tested. right now, there's an fda test to prove for the covid and flu, but it's t get

back. what they're looking at that takes 15 minutes that can detect both of them. you want to call ahead to make sure that they have the accommodations and what you need to do before you go into the office. but more importantly, if you're sick, think coronavirus at this point until proven otherwise. so go ahead and stay home, avoid other people, so you're not spreading it. >> better to be safe than sorry in this case. all right, dr. john torres, thanks for the great information, as always. and coming up, trading the dorm room for the beach, the mountains, and more. >> how some college try wayfair. you got this! ♪ ♪ perfect. -you're welcome. i love it. how'd you do all this? told ya! wayfair. let's talk dining tables. yes! blow it up. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪

...to soccer practices... ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. let's help protect them together. because missing menb vaccination could mean missing out on a whole lot more. ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. ask your doctor if your teen (lucky) using along to help me fix it!! ♪ hearts, stars and horseshoes, clovers and blue moons, ♪ ♪ unicorns, rainbows and tasty red balloons! ♪ grab your lucky charms and keep singing! feepowerful 24-hour,f claritin non-drowsy, allergy relief, plus an immediate cooling sensation for your throat. feel the clarity, and live claritin clear.

essential for sewing, but maybe not needles. for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections, like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra may increase risk of death. tears in the stomach or intestines and serious allergic reactions have happened. needles. fine for some. but for you, there's a pill that may provide symptom relief. ask your doctor about the pill first prescribed for ra more than seven years ago.

xeljanz. an "unjection™". welcome back. college campuses have been the setting for some recent outbreaks of the coronavirus, as you know, with administrators cracking down on parties and even sending some students back home. >> but what about those students who never moved back on campus? it turns out, remote learning has some perks for some. nbc's carl nasman has more. carl, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, i mean, universities nationwide, they are now for the most part back in session, but that does not mean that all students are back on campus. i mean, you touched on it. that traditional college life, really the pandemic is affecting that and it's pushing a lot of classes online. so some students this fall are off-campus. and i mean, way off-campus. trading the dorm room for the

beach or the open road. it sounds like a college kid's dream. but this year, not as crazy as it sounds. >> silver valley road. >> reporter: with many schools around the globe going remote, college students can study from just about anywhere. and some are taking remote learning to the extreme. thomas finnerty is one of six villanova students who should be starting their senior year, but they're studying together in colorado, part of a weeks-long, cross-country road trip. >> we're getting an opportunity to see parts of the country we probably would never ever see. >> reporter: other students are going tropical. these four from yale spending the semester at an airbnb in barbados. just steps from the waves. >> so this is the beach that we come to on our breaks. >> reporter: but they say it's not a vacation. they're studying and attending lectures online like their classma classmates. just try telling your parents

that. raise your hand if when you first told your parents about this trip, they were a little bit skeptical. >> oh, yeah, there was some convincing, definitely. >> reporter: part of the selling point, safety. with tens of thousands of cases of covid-19 on campuses nationwide, in barbados, less than 200 all year. >> the best thing about being here is the flexibility of being able to go out and not feel as if your life is at risk. >> reporter: these students are saving money, too, with the cost of renting a vacation house comparable or even cheaper than living on campus. and there's also something money can't buy. >> they want to enjoy the outdoors and have a college experience. we trust them and i think the truth will come through when they make the dean's list. >> reporter: yeah, no pressure, the dean's list. thanks for that, dad. it was interesting speaking to these students, despite these

beautiful locations where they're studying right now, most of them, if not all of them said they actually do miss that campus life. and they can't wait to get back on campus, as soon as next semester, as long as it is safe, and of course, that is still the big question, guys? >> carl, thanks for that. dylan, can you imagine trying to convince your parents, hey, i'm going to do the hawaii mini course. >> yeah, i don't think so. i was looking for being able to afford a can of soup in college, too. brunswick, new jersey, at rutgers looks a lot different than barbados. the cast of "father of the bride" reunited for a great cause