"today in the bay." join us for "nbc bay area news" at 11:00. >> the "today" show is coming up next. have a great tuesday! >> you too, thank you, you, too! >> happy first day or second day or third day. >> happy getting ready! breaking overnight, search and seizure. the fbi descends on former president trump's mar-a-lago home. an unprecedented move, federal agents with a warrant reportedly tied to classified information taken from the white house. trump from new york claiming mar-a-lago was under siege. supporters gathering there in protest. just ahead, what investigators may have been looking for. one-on-one, house speaker nancy pelosi live in her first interview since that

headline-making trip to taiwan. her reaction to china's dramatic military confrontation since then. and here at home, her take on whether democrats can hold on to power in the midterms after the president gets his massive domestic legislation passed. hot and humid. cities extending heat emergencies up and down the east coast after another day of record-shattering temperatures. al has the full forecast and the good news about relief on the way. major breakthrough, testing set to begin on a long-awaited lyme disease vaccine. the first in decades. how soon could it be on the market? all of that, plus we're honoring an icon. ♪♪ tributes pouring in the world over for olivia newton-john. ♪ let's get physical ♪ >> we're going to look back at the actress, singer, and advocate who inspired generations of hopelessly

devoted fans. "today," tuesday, august 9, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. 7:00 on the west coast, tuesday morning. we're glad to have you with us. craig in for hoda. we're going to take a loving look back at olivia newton-john. >> lots of folks grieving the loss this morning. she spent a lot of time here at "today" over the years. to your point, we are going to spend a fair amount of time this morning looking back at that remarkable life. first, stunning developments surrounding former president trump after the fbi executed a search warrant at mar-a-lago, his home and club down in florida. >> it was trump himself that broke the news. he released a lengthy statement

blasting the search, claiming his property was being occupied by fbi agents. he later tried to brush it off saying it was another day in paris and a strange day. >> people gathered around showing support for the former president. >> the question is being asked, what were the agents looking for, and what could the fallout be? could he face criminal charges if he did break the law? we're also going to talk to house speaker nancy pelosi, who joins us for her first live interview since she returned from taiwan. we begin with nbc national correspondent, kerry sanders, outside mar-a-lago for us this morning. kerry, good morning. i know there are a lot of protesters there this morning already. this is clearly going to be a big story. what's the latest you have there? >> reporter: good morning, savannah. you can see there are still some protesters here. just beyond is mar-a-lago. a senior u.s. official tells nbc

news that the fbi spent much of monday here at mar-a-lago. another official telling nbc news that they were searching for documents that the former president allegedly brought with him after he left office to mar-a-lago. mr. trump saying that this is all a case of political persecution, but veteran fbi agents say it would take a very high bar for a federal judge to sign off on a search warrant. overnight, supporters gathering outside former president donald trump's private club mar-a-lago. trump in new york, departing trump tower, and ignoring questions from reporters. >> mr. trump, can we get your reaction to the raid, sir? >> reporter: in a statement issued just 7:00 monday night, mr. trump said, mar-a-lago was under siege, raided and occupied by a large group of fbi agents, claiming it was unannounced and portraying himself as the victim

of political persecution, adding they even broke into my safe. according to a source familiar with the search, it was related to classified information. the former president allegedly took with him to mar-a-lago after leaving the white house. in february, the national archives announced that classified material was discovered in 15 boxes of white house records stored at the estate, referring the matter to the justice department eric trump says -- >> to have 30 fbi agents descend on mar-a-lago, give absolutely no notice, go through the gates, start ransacking an office, ransacking a closet, they broke into a safe. he didn't even have anything in the safe. >> reporter: republicans overnight criticizing the search senator lindsey graham writing, launching such an investigation of a former president this close to an election is beyond problematic. the justice department is also pursuing a separate

investigation into january 6th last month attorney general merrick garland telling lester holt that an election would not affect their efforts >> so if donald trump were to become a candidate for president again, that would not change your schedule or how you move forward or don't move forward? >> i'll say again that we will hold accountable anyone who was criminally responsible for attempting to interfere with the transfer, legitimate lawful transfer of power from one administration to the next. >> reporter: of course, as a candidate in 2016, mr. trump repeatedly blasted candidate hillary clinton for mishandling information and emails during the raid here yesterday, there was a representative for mr. trump, a lawyer who says that she has been cooperating with the fbi and the department of justice the head of the rnc saying what happened here was, quote,

outrageous and an abuse of power. the white house says that it was not notified of what was happening here, and when nbc reached out to the white house, they referred all calls to the department of justice. savannah >> kerry sanders, we see some of the trump supporters behind you there in mar-a-lago. let's bring in ken delaney, an nbc news correspondent to obtain a search warrant against a former president and in his home is quite an aggressive and extraordinary step this would have had to go to the highest levels of the justice department and the fbi to be approved, would it not >> absolutely, savannah. not just aggressive. this is unprecedented. and there's little doubt this move was approved by attorney general merrick garland. justice department officials aren't commenting, but you may recall in january the national archives retrieved 15 boxes of presidential records from mar-a-lago that was with trump's permission archivists said they found classified material in the boxes

and referred the matter to the doj who began an investigation normally if an ex-president has documents he shouldn't have, the government would simply ask for them back. this move suggests something broke down in a big way and these documents may have contained some very sensitive information. this move doesn't mean trump will be charged, but it's a big deal. >> what would the fbi have to establish to get a federal judge to authorize a warrant of this nature >> the fbi would have had to convince that federal judge there was evidence of a crime inside trump's florida home and that a search was the only way to retrieve it multiple people have told us that they were after -- what the fbi was trying to recover, boxes of documents that may have included highly classified information and that they left there with lots of material. >> how specific do they have to be about exactly what they're looking for? in other words, can this be some kind of fishing expedition >> it can't be a fishing expedition they have to tell the judge

exactly what they're looking for and they have to file a document with the court saying what they took but it's also true that if they found evidence of other crimes, they're free to seize that material. >> is there any reason to believe that this warrant and this search has anything to do with something other than the national archives case which you just laid out and the 15 boxes the archives got and then rerred it to the justice department as we know, there are other investigations, state investigations, for example. is there any reason to believe this search has anything to do with those other investigations or the january 6th hearings, i should add >> of course we've asked that question, savannah we're being told you can't rule anything out we have to be humble about what we don't know here there are not only state investigations, there's a federal grand jury investigation that is getting closer to trump about what happened on january 6th and the efforts to overturn the election

trump's election lawyer was served a search warrant, top former white house officials have been called before a grand jury here in washington in recent weeks and we've reported that that grand jury is asking questions about donald trump so it's possible we can't rule it out that some part of this has to do with that but it's also possible it doesn't. >> very quickly, the president has described this as a raid, said that mar-a-lago was under siege, it was broken into. do you have any information about how this search was conducted? >> yeah, officials i've spoken to have pushed back on describing this as a raid. the fbi notified secret service a few hours before the search and trump's lawyers were also told he wasn't there, he was in new york but it's also true that this warrant signed by a judge gave the fbi the authority to force its way into the house if that's what agents needed to do that's what makes it such a big step. >> ken delaney, our justice correspondent, thank you very much. another big story, tens of

millions continuing to deal with intense heat and humidity, alerts and warnings in effect on both coasts. but a break from that heat is on the horizon. al roker standing by with a first look at the forecast good morning to you, buddy. >> here's the good news. we've got this cooler than average air behind this stationary front it's not a hard and cold front, but ahead of it we have hotter than average air coming up it's going to feel like 103 in d.c., 100 in new york city, norfolk 102. one more day of this extreme heat and humidity. look at this, buffalo 77 today, detroit 81, covington, kentucky, 82 the system slowly pushes to the east and by the end of the week, new new york city 81 degrees, chicago will be back down to 77. it's not just the temperature because it's not just the heat it's the humidity.

high humidity from the gulf of mexico has been in here. as the front pushes through it will be bringing severe showers and thunderstorms. in the meantime, by thursday, cooler, dryer canadian air, so relief is on the way. >> music to our ears thank you very much. we'll come back to you in just a moment. now encouraging news in the fight against lyme disease the most common tick-borne illness, the first potential vaccine in decades is entering its final phase of testing and it comes after recent studies showed nearly 15% of the world's population has likely had the condition, including hundreds of thousands of americans every year nbc's senior medical correspondent, dr. john torres is with us in the studio let's just start with how significant is this, this potential vaccine? >> this is going to be a very significant breakthrough once the vaccine gets approved. they're looking at getting approval in 2025 they're just now entering phase three. they're going to roll 6,000 people, different areas of the world, including children. we don't have a vaccine right

now for lyme disease, and as you mentioned, lyme disease has essentially exploded across the country over the last few years. >> how many shots are we talking, one shot, multiple shots? >> this is a three-dose shot regime, three doses over five to six months and after that you'll probably need an annual shot as well. so it's going to be one that's a bit more complicated than most vaccines, but certainly will protect against something that can be fairly dangerous. >> there was a vaccine a couple decades ago? >> it was fda approved in 1998, they withdrew it from the market in 2002 because nobody wanted it they said at the time there wasn't that much lyme disease, so nobody went after a vaccine until, again, now we see lyme disease cropping up more across the country. so pfizer stepped in and saidlet go ahead and try to do this. >> symptoms of lyme disease? >> essentially it starts off like the flu, fevers, chills, muscle aches the target lesion is the tell-tale symptom, a rash that looks like a target. if you see that, you definitely want to get checked.

>> dr. john, thank you, as always. we turn to the passing of an icon, olivia newton-john, who died yesterday at the age of 73. this morning, family, friends and her many fans around the world are paying tribute to an icon, singer, actress, advocate. nbc news now anchor joe fryer is here with a look back at her remarkable life. >> in a statement on facebook, it was her husband who announced that olivia newton-john died peacefully at her ranch in southern california. she was surrounded by friends and family for years she had battled breast cancer, pushing for mr research and never getting her diagnosis interfere with her hopeless optimismn impressive ♪ summer night ♪ >> reporter: in the musical "grease" sandy transforms from virtuous cheerleader to stiletto heeled bad girl. >> tell me about it stud

>> reporter: a range that would define olivia newton-john's career ♪ i honestly love you ♪ >> reporter: able to sweetly sing a ballot like "i obviously love you." belt disco tunes in the fantasy "xanadu. ♪ let's get physical ♪ >> reporter: turn heads with "physical" billboard's number one song of the 1980s. her first big break came in the '70s with the song "let me be there" ♪ let me be there ♪ >> reporter: won a grammy, the first of four in her career. then lightning struck. grease lightning ♪ that's where it ends ♪ >> reporter: at 29 years old newton-john was initially hesitant to play a teenager. but co-star john travolta helped convince her they'd go together. ♪ we're one of a kind ♪ >> reporter: in a career that spanned five decades, she sold more than 100 million records

worldwide, a legacy that in 2014 brought her to vegas for a residency where i asked what's her favorite song. >> it's like a having a bunch of kids i don't think you can pick a favorite you might have a special one that day that's behaving really well >> reporter: her legacy is much more than music. 1992 she was diagnosed with breast cancer, a disease that returned two more times. she created a wellness and research center in her name calling herself a cancer thriver. >> cancer can engulf your mind and engulf your being and i try not to live my life with that in my mind all the time i live beyond it, i love beyond it, i sing beyond it, and i want that for everybody >> reporter: among the many tributes now pouring in, this from travolta. you made all of our lives so much better. your impact was incredible i love you so much your danny, your john. and olivia's daughter chloe posted a series of touching photos with her mom taken over

the years. family, friends and fans now more than ever hopelessly devoted. newton-john's family called her a symbol of triumphs and hopes for sharing her journey with breast cancer for over 30 years. she was a vocal advocate for plant-based treatments and for building a life outside of the disease. as you heard her say it didn't engulf your entire being there was life beyond cancer >> she was an extraordinary person and one of the things she did so well was handle with so much grace everyone's adoration. for a girl of a certain age or a certain era, where we would meet her and see her, it was an overwhelming amount of love and adoration, and she was always so kind and humble and gentle and she's so fierce as an advocate i know so many people are just -- we're heartbroken. we loved her >> one of our colleagues, lauren spector, said she sparkles that was a lovely way to sum it up >> we're going to keep talking about her. >> she spent a lot of time with us over the years. >> she came on the show many

times. she was so generous to us. we loved her we'll talk to a good friend of hers, jane seymour we'll give lovely olivia her due coming up. absolutely all right, mr. roker, you know i was playing her song upstairs >> we were both playing them this morning what a multileveled legacy she leaves, so fantastic pleasant temperatures around the great lakes. another hot one in the mid-atlantic, the northeast, on into new england we do have heavy rain down through the ohio river mississippi river valleys. we'll be talking about that coming up in the next half hour. a bit of a flood risk out west as we continue to see a lot of moisture making its way up from the south. that's what's going on we're going to get a look at your local forecast in the next 30 seconds

good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out with some clouds over the south bay, happy first day of school for a lot of the kids heading back, including east side unified school district. our temperatures will be in the low 60s as you drop the kids off but pickup time is bright and sunny and 78 degrees. we have some really nice weather around the bay area today, reaching the upper 70s in dublin, 81 in martinez, and 79 today in napa. weather, guys? >> mr. roker, thank you. just ahead you are going to go one-on-one with one of washington's most influential voices >> house speaker nancy pelosi will join us live. her first live interview since returning from that trip to taiwan

we'll talk about the fallout from that, the battles ahead on capitol hill, and the midterms for democrats. we'll get the speaker's take on the fbi's search of the former president's florida home lots to catch up with her about. also we have a story you need to see if you have a kid on snapchat kate snow has a first look at the parental controls that are being rolled out today, the first time this has happened, and the hopes to create a safer and healthier online experience for all teenagers. firs

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we're back, 7:30, tuesday morning, the 9th of august, 2022 we're going to head right outside there in a moment and say hello to that happy crowd. they're sweltering a little bit. it's hot and steamy out there. and sheinelle is with us good morning good to have you along we'll start with the 7:30 headlines. the father and son convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery were given an additional sentence of life in prison yesterday on federal hate crime charges travis and greg mcmichael will serve in state prison not

federal prison, as had been requested by their attorneys their neighbor roddie bryan was sentenced to 35 years. all three men already are serving life sentences for their convictions in state court the family of gabby petito announced a wrongful death lawsuit against police in moab, utah they accused the department of failing to properly investigate petito's domestic violence case and protect her. the lawsuit seeks $50 million in damages. brian laundrie, petito's fiance, admitted to killing her in a notebook discovered near his body after he took his own life. david mccullough has died. he won a pulitzer prize in 1993 for his biography on president harry truman and another nine years later for a biography on president john adams. in 2006 mccullough was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. he passed away sunday at his home in massachusetts surrounded by his five children david mccullough was 89 years old. meanwhile, members of the

house will return to washington this week to take up the sweeping economic and climate bill just passed along party lines in the senate, one of many issues on the plate of house speaker nancy pelosi of course she has been in the headlines for her trip to taiwan, met with its president, and voiced ironclad support for the nation's democracy the white house publicly backed the speaker's right to make that visit. the president made clear top military officials did not believe it was wise to do so at this time. and in the aftermath china has responded aggressively escalating military action in the region and stoking fears of a confrontation. so we have a lot to discuss this morning with speaker pelosi who is joining us for her first interview since returning to washington speaker pelosi, good morning it's good to have you with us this morning >> my pleasure good morning >> let's start with the news, breaking news, the fbi carrying out that surprise warrant, a search of mar-a-lago, the former president's home, looking for evidence

what do you make of that search? how significant does this strike you to be? >> well, i, as others, learned on my phone that had happened. i don't know very much about it. but, again, i'm sure that information will be revealed and when it does, we'll find out what they were looking for it seems to have something to do with presidential documents, but i really am not in a position to talk about it. all i know is what's in the public domain. >> does it strike you as a pretty serious step for the justice department to take >> yes, i think it does. i was questioning it because all i saw on my phone was that donald trump said that the visit took place and described it in pretty harsh terms it will be interesting to find out exactly what the warrant was in order to have -- what the order was to have a search

warrant and for what purpose but, again, we can only speculate. >> and before we leave it, i just want to mention house republican leader counterpart kevin mccarthy put out a statement responding to the search and said in part, when republicans take back the house, we will conduct immediate oversight of this justice department attorney general garland, preserve your documents and clear your calendar. do you have a response >> first of all, i think the democrats are going to win the house. we've been prepared for it for a long time, and now with what's happening with roe v. wade and the legislation that we are passing, i think that whatever the leader is saying is probably idle but nonetheless, we believe in the rule of law and that's what our country is about and no person is above the law, not even the president of the united states, not even a former president of the united states

>> let's turn now to your visit to taiwan. you made history you were the first speaker to visit in, i guess, more than a generation, 25 years the visit has resulted in considerable blowback and we'll get to that in just a moment my question to you initially is why now? you received briefings, the risks were laid out to you what was the cost benefit analysis you conducted why was it important to make this trip now? >> well, the fact is we were supposed to make it a couple months ago, but because of covid it was postponed i'm very proud of the delegation, the chairman of the foreign affairs committee, mr. meeks, the chairman of the veterans affair committee, mr. takano, the vice chair of the ways and means committee, congresswoman delbene, andy kim of new jersey who was a diplomat before coming to congress as well as congressman raja krishnamoorthi, a member of the intelligence committee it was, like, a six-person co-chair committee

a lot of attention was paid to taiwan and that's right. it was a bigger visit than that. it followed on the president's direction that we would have a focus on the asia-pacific. it also took up his initiative of the indo-pacific economic framework, so we went there to listen it's important for us to have parliamentary to parliamentary exchanges as we, again, go forward with a new initiative. >> madam speaker, just to jump in here -- >> in singapore we had -- in all of the countries -- we thanked the members of asean and our asian friends for their very strong support for the people of ukraine and condemning russia for their invasion in all of the places there, we brought our respect and listened

to what they had to say about how we go forward security-wise, economic-wise, slas well as in h terms of the governance. >> let me just jump in here -- >> taiwan was part of that trip. >> only because time is short, i want to make sure we get into this there are reasons to take a trip like that, but as you well know, especially with foreign policy, national security, it comes down to tradeoffs and timing. was it worth it? now that you see the response. >> absolutely. without any question >> okay. because china has made a series of stunningly aggressive military moves in taiwan i mean, unprecedented in terms of the security of taiwan. was it worth it to make this trip now if that was the response from china? >> i have overwhelming bipartisan support for our visit to taiwan. as speaker of the house and with the distinguished delegation i went there with, we were very well received, thousands of people in the streets, received

by the president of taiwan, buildings with big welcoming to us the people of taiwan welcomed the visit. the chinese government may not have but china will not be allowed to isolate taiwan a few months ago, a couple months ago, a delegation went from the senate. it was bipartisan. it was high-powered including the chairman of the foreign relations committee. nobody said a word nobody said a word did you even know about that trip so i am not going to -- again, as a supporter of democracy in china, but this is about democracy in taiwan. we cannot allow the chinese government to isolate taiwan they say to them you can't go to the world health organization, but they're not going to say who can go to taiwan and, yes, it was worth it. and what the chinese are doing

is what they usually do. >> even if it's on the chinese, i think the administration is clear that whatever crisis is upon us now, it is the chinese who are the instigators of this crisis that said, was it not foreseeable that they would react this way and on the issue of timing, this comes at the very moment that the biden administration is trying to work with china to hold off china from rearming putin in ukraine so, as you well know, there are multiple levels of chess here. so the question is whether a symbolic trip, important as it may be, in any way undermines some of those other also quite important objectives that the administration has >> well, it may appear to be symbolic to you, but it was very substantial to us, for us to listen to the people in the region about our full agenda but also not to say we're not going to taiwan because the chinese

may act up the president, as is his responsibility, is usually in touch with the chinese about one thing or another, whether it's climate -- and i think we have to work with china on the subject of climate >> they have closed dialogue on that since your visit. i guess that's the point >> what dialogue were you aware of that they were having on climate? they had been shutting down on many things, so, again, this thing of, oh, but they were going to be doing this and they were going to be doing that. let's just say this is not something that should be dividing us. we are not going to let china isolate taiwan again, if they can ignore a trip of five senators in a bipartisan way, why would they decide on my trip that it would be different? it's only a matter of months and even a few weeks before we went a republican senator went to taiwan. so, again, there's something

wrong with this picture. and i'm used to taking the barbs about the men think it's this or that, but a woman goes and -- a woman president of taiwan, we are so proud of her. we want to support her courage and every place i went, we were invited to go. it is a question of what they think is important to them rather than some -- again, a very strong bipartisan trip. you know what, why don't we just show china that we support taiwan it is part of the u.s./taiwan relations act. we didn't go there to change policy we still support the one china policy we go there to acknowledge the status quo is what our policy is there was nothing disruptive about that it was only about saying china is one of the freest societies in the worldlile bit --

>> a strong democracy, courageous people, and i don't know why, except there is some commercial interests who would like to diminish the relationship tomorrow we'll have a press conference and you'll hear from my other members about the pride we took in going there, the reception we received, the fact that the chinese are going to do what they're going to do and just because the president of taiwan is -- the president of china acts like a bully, has his own insecurities, doesn't mean that i'm going to have him do my schedule for members of congress members of congress can show their support for countries and democracies who are our friends and according to the taiwan policy act, taiwan is our friend >> speaker pelosi, we're really out of time. the filibuster exists in the

house, too, right? let me ask you about politics, if i could, which clearly the president has just notched a victory. this bill has passed in the senate, very delicate. i don't have to tell you about the dance legislatively that took place will you ask your members to pass it as-is so the bill can get across the finish line >> yes let's start with what it does for kitchen table issues for the american people. lower health care costs. this is historic that for the first time hhs, secretary of health and human services, will be able to negotiate for lower prescription drug prices, again, with the subsidies lowering health care costs. it's remarkable. and then in terms of creating jobs and also saving our planet for future generations -- for now and for future generations it's remarkable. our members are very pleased,

and quite a bit of what is in the bill is what we had worked together, house and senate, to do it doesn't have everything we had in the bill, but we're very pleased with what is in there. >> house speaker nancy pelosi, sorry to cut you off i wish we had more time. hopefully we'll get to have another conversation in the future thank you very much. appreciate your time >> thank you good morning thank you. >> covered a lot of ground there. still ahead, a new tool from snapchat this morning to help parents keep kids safe on social media. kate snow has your first look. also, imagine watching a band at your local bar when carrie underwood decides to take the stage. apparently it just happened. joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to.

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coming up, stunning search >> mr. trump, can we get your reaction to the raid, sir? >> fbi agents descend on former president trump's mar-a-lago home in an unprecedented move. new details on what they were looking for as protesters gather there overnight. we're live with the very latest. then, snapchat safety. the new feature giving parents a closer look at who their kids are communicating with online. >> we have a responsibility to make sure teens are safe and healthy on snapchat.

>> how the new parental center aims to help families and why some say it's an important first step to keeping teens safe plus, remembering olivia newton-john. we'll look back at her remarkable life and legacy and her many visits here on "today." >> are you a better singer than you are an actress >> oh, sure. >> from opening up about her health struggles -- >> i feel very positive. i wake up every day and just thank the day. >> -- to inspiring us along the way. >> i heard a rumor you are going to dress up as me for halloween, so here are some tips for you. >> our tribute to an icon just ahead. and then stars in studio 1a, jimmy fallon to talk about his hit game show reboot watch us take a swing at guessing the password. and miss mindy kaling is here to discuss the new season of her show, a hilarious first look "today," tuesday, august 9, 2022

>> girls trip from connecticut to the plaza >> wishing my best friend bobby a happy 12th birthday. >> auburn, massachusetts >> a shoutout to alexandria from richmond, virginia >> kicking off "today" from whitefish, montana >> here is my mom. from glasserville, california. >> brentwood, california >> and chicago >> today we want to say happy birthday, hoda >> oh, yes it is not just any tuesday it is hoda's birthday. we are so glad, we gave her the day off. that was the present i know she's watching, so, hoda, good morning we love you. i hope you are surrounded by all your loved ones today. and hurry back >> i hope it's a day of nothing, hoda kotb. i hope it's a day of nothing to your news at 8:00 we will start this morning with that unprecedented search of

former president trump's florida home yesterday fbi agents with a warrant. inside mar-a-lago looking for classified information allegedly taken from the white house national correspondent kerry sanders is in west palm beach for us this morning. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, the fbi spent much of monday right here at mar-a-lago. it wasn't until the former president, mr. trump, released a statement that his home had been raided that the news was made public that a search warrant had been executed here a senior source telling nbc news the agents were looking for classified documents brought here after mr. trump was they believe this all is motivated by politics and a potential campaign run again by mr. trump. in a statement issued just before 7:00 monday night mr. trump said mar-a-lago was, quote, under siege, raided and occupied by a large group of fbi agents, claiming it was unannounced and portraying himself as the victim of a

political persecution adding they even broke into my safe of course in 2016 as a candidate, mr. trump repeatedly attacked hillary clinton, saying that she had classified documents on her personal email server >> thank you, kerry. now to an announcement from the popular social media app snapchat this morning the company is unveiling new parental tools nbc senior national correspondent kate snow got a preview. she is with us this morning. kate, good morning >> reporter: good morning, craig. snap has been around for a decade now the company says 99 million people use the app every day in north america alone including a lot of teens the platform has added safety features in the past for example, making teen profiles automatically private and rules around how adults can connect with teens, but they haven't had tools specifically for parents until today. for millions of teens, snapchat is the way they communicate with a group of friends

this morning the company is giving parents a window into that world >> we have a responsibility to make sure teens are safe and healthy on snapchat. >> reporter: the director of platform policy and social impact at snapchat starting today parents and teens between 13 and 18 can opt in to what they call the family center both the parent and the teen have to opt into this, right >> the parent immediately gets access to the teen's friends list, who the teen has communicated with the last seven days, and new friends the teen has made as well >> reporter: parents will see the screen names of who their kids are friends with but not what they're saying to each other. she says it's meant to be like real life. >> if your teen has friends over in the basement to play video games, you should know who they're down there playing video games with, but you wouldn't be sitting in the room listening to their conversation

we really wanted to balance parental insight into their teen's life while preserving autonomy and privacy for the teen themselves. >> reporter: i can imagine some parents saying, well, you are actually giving my teen too much privacy, weighing their privacy more than my parental need to see what they're doing >> i would disagree with the notion we're tilting one way or the other. i think what we're really trying to do is bring a world sensibility into online life here you are able to report. >> reporter: if a parent has concerns about someone their teen is connected to, they can report the account and snapchat says it will respond quickly snapchat says they've been developing these new tools for more than a year consulting with parents and safety groups like protect young eyes, chris mckenna is the founder. what's the headline for you in these new parental tools on snapchat >> the headline goes like this great job. it's about time, and there's more to do >> reporter: teens are going to be able to opt in to this family center do you think they will >> there is the conversation

that needs to take place, right, between parents and young people i like that feature because i think it forces parents to talk to their kids. if a child says no, okay, that's worthy of a conversation why not? >> reporter: snapchat has existed since 2012, ten years. why didn't you do this sooner? >> the family center has been on the roadmap for a long time. we wanted to be really thoughtful about bringing out tools that would be useful but also diligent and thoughtful and i'm really excited to bring them into the world. >> reporter: so if you're wondering if teens could just say yes to family center on one account that their parent is linked to and then create a different account that they really use, snapchat says their users don't typically create multiple accounts beca but they say they're going to monitor to see if that starts happening. in the future, by the way, snapchat says they're going to add more tools for parents including content controls to stop teens from seeing whatever the parent considers to be inappropriate. >> your kids are older than ours

you've been in the game for a long time, kate snow isn't it your experience if a kid wants to find a way around something and keep something from mom or dad, they'll figure out how. >> i think every parent out there would say that this is, as snapchat would say, a step in the right direction. they're trying they are one of the last of the social media apps to do parental controls. >> we are saying teens i have a seventh grader. all the kids are on it it starts sixth grade. it starts early. >> you're supposed to be 13 to get on it but realistically a lot of kids are younger than that >> thank you, kate >> thank you that's the news. i think it's time for a boost. >> let's do it and it's a cutie a woman in paris on her birthday, but she was missing her daughter she said she wished she could teleport from new york to paris to celebrate with her. and that's when this happened. ♪ and i've been thinking about

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here on "today." ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ >> olivia newton-john has always been the one that we wanted. >> "grease" is a movie you are a star and that is your first movie. did john travolta get to you make that movie? >> when i mentioned he said he had suggested me in the very beginning and eventually came to the same way of thinking >> you dance and you sing and you act. >> yes >> are you a better singer than you are an actress >> not sure. you'll have to see it and tell me >> she proved it and then some she stopped by "today" to mark her other career defining moments. ♪ let's get physical ♪ >> you are suppressing a laugh, did it surprise you the first time >> i knew there was going to be some kind of furor over it i didn't know to what extent

>> does your success surprise you? >> i don't think i ever believed that i would be the success that i am it's almost like it's somebody else >> she even helped us out with some performances of our own >> hi, savannah. this is olivia newton-john, and i'm standing here with my sandy 2 outfit from "grease. i heard a rumor you are going to dress up as me for halloween here are some tips red high heels, lots of red lipstick, curly hair and lots of attitude have fun >> that's amazing. >> how about that? >> i was on the "today" show one of the girls on the "today" show told me she wanted to be a pink lady. i'm so excited to invite natalie morales to the stage to be a pink lady for tonight! here she comes ♪ day drifting away to a hot summer night ♪ >> olivia spoke out over the years about her health struggles while always keeping that

amazing spirit olivia, you had some health problems which i know from personal experience is a very life-altering thing. >> i had breast cancer six years in may i feel very positive i feel very good >> what has cancer taught you about yourself >> i think it taught me i'm stronger than i thought i was because even though really in the end it's up to you believe you can do it and to go through it it made me stronger. >> you know what i see when i look in your eyes? i see the optimism that i saw when jane pauley interviewed you. >> you are a sweetheart. >> is that just part of what's inside >> i think it's been my blessing in life to have that in my personality or i don't know how i would have done otherwise. >> a long time ago i was diagnosed with cancer, and i was incredibly healthy i remember them finding a lump, and i said you must be mistaken. >> i'm really sorry you went through that i didn't know that about you are you well now

are you feeling good >> yes, i am feeling good. by the way, i'm going to pause for a second another wonderful thing about you is what you just did there thank you. >> of course >> thank you for asking. >> we're sisters anyone that has gone on this journey with cancer, it's an unknown destination with surprises and turns. >> olivia was still always grateful for her path and focused on the force behind her success, her family. >> the first person i thought of was chloe. >> she could have asked anyone to sing it with her and she asked me that touched my heart more than you could ever know. >> i'm just grateful for every day. i feel so lucky to have had the amazing life that i've had >> well, joining us now is one of olivia newton-john's decades long friends, actress jane seymour. hi, jane good morning >> good morning.

>> i know how we all feel and we just knew her from afar really and you, of course, had this decades long friendship, 40 years. how are you doing? how is the family doing? >> just watching that beautiful tribute, she would have loved that so, so much i miss her i knew she was really ill for a long time, as a lot of people did, and i had the privilege of seeing her not that long ago and talking to her and she was just an amazing person. as you said, it brings tears to my eyes that she always cared about other people she would always ask about me, about my family, about people i knew, we mutually knew who were going through cancer she was just this positive light and amazing, amazing person. she would surprise me. she showed up in singapore to see me in a play once. who does that? olivia and we had a lot in common because, well, her sister was a

patient of my father's my father delivered her son emerson, and that's how we originally met then we were both kind of well known around the same time, and i remember having my baby katie. she looked at me one day and held my baby and said, how do you do this? olivia, i know you know how to do that. no, but how do you do this how do you have a career and have a child and so really, i think, our journey was very much that and because, you know, we had a lot of ups and downs with careers and husbands and children and life, we had a very special bond and it was pretty unique for me. i don't think i've ever had a friend that could understand or wanted to understand what that life was like, and i really miss her. >> jane, you mentioned you had the opportunity, the blessing, to visit with her, a short time ago. what was that last conversation like what was she like? >> well, i was with my two sisters from england

she got the day wrong, but she knew we traveled two or three hours to get there and she got out of bed, got dressed, came out on a walker. she should not have gotten out of bed at all, and she just sat down with us for quite a while and asked about us, how were we? how were our lives how could she help us? and then she just looked around and she said, isn't it beautiful here i said, yes, it is she said, i sit out here and just look at the world, how beautiful. i look at the sky, look at the hummingbirds, look at that dog, look at this life that we have and look at us together after all these years. she reminds me and will always remind me every day that life is a journey. it has its ups and downs and she had such strength and fortitude and as much as she was suffering she never spoke about it ever. she put a smile on her face and said i'm thriving.

i'm thriving. >> jane, on that note, there have been a flood of tributes including one from her danny, john travolta, calling her impact incredible. can you talk about that? i know she had her wellness and research center that continues to thrive. >> amazing i actually had the privilege of going to her hospital, the one that she built in melbourne. it was extraordinary she said, well, i have this cancer hospital. it's a major, major cancer hospital and it doesn't just do research and look after people, but there was an atmosphere when you went there, you just went, oh, my gosh, olivia has built the dream place for people who are having to go through the cycle of cancer sadly, i know a lot of people who are going through it right now and don't have anywhere that lovely and then i remember olivia telling me, she said the cancer came back. you'll never guess what. i said what? i ended up in my own hospital. i'm so glad i built it

it was incredible. the room was amazing she just gave back all the time. i mean, i think you know that's the legacy an extraordinary performer you will never forget her from "grease" or anything that she ever did her ability to, at the same time, care so much about other people and make it happen, raise millions and millions and really more than anything open her heart. she said, hey, this is a journey and i'm on it and i'm there with you. >> just a few moments left, jane i'm so struck by her gentleness and her humidity and i was saying earlier that for someone like her, there's a whole generation, especially young girls, our age, for whom she is an icon, who danced in front of the mirror with the hair brush wishing they were olivia newton-john, wanted to be sandy, and she just held that so gracefully and it could have been overwhelming. but she was just always so kind

and seemed to have such a good head on her shoulders. >> authentic and a class act no matter what ever happened in her life no matter what and i think, you know, if there's a lesson to be learned in life from her, there's that and the fact that she always did her best and gave back and had a very loving husband and, chloe, her wonderful daughter >> well, how we loved her. jane, thank you for taking the time i know your heart is breaking, but it's so good to hear you talk about your friend she sure deserves all those tributes and more. thank you. >> thank you >> authentic and a class act mr. roker, how about one more check of the weather? >> what a great perspective. thanks, guys we have some showers in the pacific northwest. more monsoonal moisture down through the southwest.hese strong storms firing up in the valleys. one more hot day in the northeast. we're looking at triple digits

texas into the southwest interior parts of california for today we will see this, one more day of this sultry weather. the front pushes through the temperatures that will make their way into the northeast heavy rain, unfortunately, for our friends in kentucky. that flood risk continues out good tuesday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing a few clouds here and there but a really nice day in san francisco. our temperatures here head for the upper 60s. as you make your way inland, we'll see highs reaching into the upper 70s and in fremont and san jose 77, but these temperatures are a little bit cooler than what we typically see for early august. although we'll still have weather. >> okay, mr. roker we have a star-studded half hour coming up including jimmy fallon

live >> and we are excited mindy kaling is here a new season of her hit show so much to discuss with miss mindy. good morning, it is 8:26, i'm kris sanchez. three family members accused of killing a little girl if a south bay church are expected to return to court today for plea hearing. claudy a hernandez and renee santos are accused of smothering the 3-year-old little girl. the two men were the child's uncle and grandfather, the woman is her mother. she died after she was smoothed during an unusual exorcism at the church.

let's look at the forecast. because some kids are going back to school. >> we're having a nice weather for lunch and outdoor recess. and some of our inland temperatures will reach into the mid-80s but notice the trend that as our temperatures warm up, we'll also have some slightly higher humidity by the end of the week. and as you make weekend plans, it is going to be in the low 90s for some of our warmest spots inland. while san francisco still seeing at time some clouds and fog. an also some times of sunshine as well and temperatures reach into the upper 60s, so no pagear changes here. >> we have more local news coming up for you in just a half an hour. ha a great morning.ve

we are back. it is 8:30 on a tuesday morning, the 9th of august, 2022. we say hello to a beautiful crowd here on the plaza. >> they're brave ones, too, it's a little sticky out here >> a little sticky it's going to cool down soon >> yes, it is. >> you picked a great day to come and visit the "today" show. we have a packed half hour >> this is so good jimmy fallon is here are you ready for a little competition? >> yes >> jimmy is bringing back the iconic game show "password."

before he does, jimmy will lead us in a heated head-to-head battle on this side. >> the battle of the sexes >> yes it's going to be good. >> of course >> they're turning the crowd against us, al >> oh, well. i'm used to that mindy kaling is here we will talk about her new hit show "never have i ever. why its success means so much to her and her role as a busy mom >> we love having mindy here later on, day two of our fun series what's in a name. yesterday sheinelle met her name twin another young woman named shenelle jones which one of us will be doing a double take this morning stay with us >> i love it >> i can't wait to meet the other al >> this was craig melvin's idea. >> it's such a cute idea >> who knew? >> today we meet the other al roker? >> it could be dylan dreyer. >> i want to meet the other savannah guthrie

>> i guess we all have a twin, a name twin. tomorrow, with so much stress in the world, a lot of folks are struggling with hair loss that can affect a lot of folks and affects your self-esteem for men or women we will talk about that. we have some treatments we are hopeful we can help with before we do anything else, mr. roker, how about one more check of the weather hot and humid, one more day of that, here in the northeast, mid-atlantic, into new england pleasant temps around the great lakes. flood risk continues out through the southwest and also in the mid mississippi river valley for tomorrow again, that threat of more flooding we'll be watching that closely, that monsoonal moisture causing more storms in the southwest very hot in the western plains but cooler, the great lakes, the northeast on into new england. good tuesday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. already a busy day as we take a live look outside in oakland. with some peeks of sunshine we'll continue to see our sky clearing through late morning and into the afternoon. here temperatures reach into the low 70s, we'll see upper 60s in

san francisco. and for the south bay, we'll see as a high temperature in san jose reaching 77. you head down to san martin, reaching 86 degrees and we'll see some of our hotter temperatures inland in the upper 80s for the n okay, let's go up next the fierce competition is here. jimmy fallon with a sneak peek at "password." the reboot tonight on nbc. yes, we are ready to play. let's go

there's a lot happening here >> we are back it is 8:35 do you know what else is back? one of the most iconic game shows in history >> "password." it premiered in 1961 it is making a triumphant return tonight right here on nbc. it's hosted by keke palmer,

it stars our pal, jimmy fallon >> i'm so happy. >> jimmy will lead us in a game in a minute. jimmy, first of all, how did this all come about? >> we did a game on our show with betty white, because obviously betty white was the classic permanent guest on "password" she met her husband allen ludden on the show. she was the best ever. we just kept playing it on our show why is it not on tv? we should bring it back. it was on for 16 years >> it's the kind of show everyone can watch, kids, adults everybody wants to play. >> it's so easy to play. you give a clue and you have to give a one word clue back and we'll try to raise $25,000 for our contestants. jon hamm is on tonight coming off "top gun: maverick." we have chelsea handler, martin short. >> it's a funny show. >> martin short came out, marty, and he pushed me out of the way with his hand and hugged keke palmer keke palmer is fantastic

we have such great chemistry she is the host and she crushes it >> they are telling us to get to the game they've turned all the monitors off in the studio. this is serious. >> it's on tonight after "america's got talent. we will start the password, savannah, i will give you a password and you, craig. you'll heard it at home. >> announcer: the password is orange >> you can play or pass. >> oh. only one word? >> only one word >> okay, all right >> juice >> orange. >> just like that. >> what? >> they clearly cheat. >> al. it. >> sheinelle nailed it >> announcer: the password is sparkle. >> twinkle >> star. >> no. >> that was good >> so i have the same word

>> you have the same word. >> he said twinkle >> now i see why you hesitated okay, i'm going to go a whole other route. >> you are serious look at sheinelle so serious >> is there a time limit, jimmy? >> movie is that too obscure? >> wait. >> so much more than one word. it's hilarious >> star wars >> no. >> movie, twinkle. >> can people at home see the word, jimmy? >> yes and they can hear the word >> glitter >> glitter magic. >> oh, okay. >> what are the clues so far >> glitter, twinkle, movie >> fairy >> what the heck is her name cinderella >> so close. >> i'm going to stop there >> it's over

>> sparkle sparkle was the word let's do one more. savannah, craig. >> announcer: the password is script >> can i point to things >> the show will be much better. >> can you gesture >> no. >> writing >> literature. >> writing >> you have to use what the good lord gave you. >> movie >> writing, movie. >> theater >> come on, i'm ready. i'm ready. >> screenplay. >> script. >> right there the champ. savannah, sheinelle. oh, my gosh.

♪ we are the champions my friends ♪ ♪ we'll be the champions 'til the end ♪ >> can we come on the show >> please come on the show please come on the show. >> thank you so much it's on tonight. i think you'll love it it's just like this. it gets crazy. >> my heart is racing. >> so competitive. people go nuts do we have time for an acceptance speech? >> thank you, jimmy. >> it's taken a long time for us to get to this -- oh, just do the tease? will you come back and play with us again back on the fourth hour, too tonight "password" at 10:00 here on nbc >> i wish i could hear you yelling at the tv. >> up next the multitalented mindy kaling >> i let you down. >> the personal reason the success of her latest show means so much. but first this is "today" on but first this is "today" on nbc.

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only mindy kaling, the popular actress, comedian, writer, producer and mom, out with a new season of her netflix show "never have i ever." it centers on the life of an indian american teenager here is a quick peek >> so there is just one small, tiny hiccup tonight. my mom wouldn't let me come unless i brought one of her friend's loser kids. >> he's meeting me here? >> this is him it's nirdesh i'm running behind i spilled some rasam on my sweater vest i had to change. i will be there shortly. >> yikes. >> this kid is like a medical grade dork maybe we can tell everyone he's my cousin. what if i drop off my cousin with these two while i go make an appearance with paxton? >> you have a cousin coming? >> i do. if you see an indian dork come through the door, let me know. >> i see an indian guy coming through the door but he definitely does not look like a

dork ♪ >> not a dork. not a dork, mindy kaling. >> definitely not a dork >> good morning. always good to have you. here is the thing, this show is wildly popular. what do you think it is about the show that's resonated with so many people why do you think so many people seem to love it? >> it means the world to me that like 40 million people tuned in to watch the first season because when my co-creator and i were making the show we thought this is really specific. indian american family, it's mostly women, and it felt like, wow, who is going to tune in it was so rewarding to see that. what seemed specific is universal, like coming of age, wanting to fit in. >> you are a mom of two. you have a 4-year-old, you have a 1-year-old, and a little birdie told me the 1-year-old has become a bit of a tattle tale >> the 4-year-old. >> at 4 already?

>> i'm excited because she was a little indifferent to her younger brother, and now he's really useful to her because she can be, like, mom -- yes, there's my family. she will say things like, mom, he ate a pretzel off the floor, get him in trouble it's okay. we don't have to narc on our little brother it's not hurting anyone that he's eating the pretzel from the floor. >> i have an 8-year-old and a 5-year-old and we call the 5-year-old the safety patrol she spends a fair amount of time narcing on her older brother >> it gives them a sense of purpose for the day. >> i was checking you out on social you are quite the cook this has been well documented. what is this pasta you made from the show >> there's a show called "the bear" -- saying i can cook is not quite a compliment you're someone who shows up in your kitchen and attempts things by the way, that's accurate.

there's a show called "the bear" and it's about the chefs in chicago, it's an amazing show. they have a pasta recipe at the end they spend a lot of time doing. i re-created it and it was easy and delicious. >> when i watched this, first of all, you sold it because i watched, mindy kaling should have a cooking show. >> thank you >> have you thought about this >> from your lips to god's ears. >> is that possibly the next frontier >> i would love that that would be amazing. >> you have so much free time now. >> i don't know how good the recipes would be, i don't know if that's important, but i would love that. >> you post a vision board at the beginning of the year every year, i hear, which, i gather, is what keeps you focused on your million projects that you have the vision board you posted at the beginning of this year, where does it stand now? how do those visions look halfway through the year >> you said the word focus and i think that's been a key to my success. i just don't lose focus and so i do nerdy things. i make vision boards and it

feels like this woo-woo thing but it works it's embarrassing and i'll make the vision board, put it up in my bedroom and then, i don't know, a couple months in nothing will happen and i'll get impatient and tear it down i think there's something about that process that actually makes me manifest my dreams. as i was saying, this is so cheesy, but it works for me. >> clearly and one of the things you are manifesting right now, again, because the acting and the producing and being the mom and now star chef, clearly that's all not enough, you decided to launch a book studio how did this come to be? >> well, i love reading stories about young women of color i love finding authors who don't necessarily get representation, writing thrilling stories, sexy romances, mysteries, and if i can use my platform to help shine light on these authors, particularly women, i love doing that amazon has been an amazing partner.

we have this incredible slate of books coming out of books i just want to read, things that are, like, page turners and sexy, thrilling, the kind of thing after a hard day i just want to read but from people that we don't always get to see on the bestseller list. >> one thing is for sure, it will be a success. i feel everything that you do turns out well >> okay, again, this is manifesting. you are saying these kinds of things, cooking show, book club, so thank you >> when you launch the cooking show, you come back. we get the exclusive >> i will burn the studio down with my cooking. it will be bad but thank you. i will take you up on that >> mindy, thank you. the new season of "never have i ever" hits netflix august 12th we're back in a moment with "pop start. start. first this i

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they're never going to hear the end. pacman, before we dive into this, take a look at this '80s highlight. >> i need help my husband won't come home >> pacman, i can help. get him, pacman. >> stand back. >> this is a table topper. >> so why are we showing you an old commercial for the arcade classic? well, the little yellow guy is headed to the big screen "the hollywood reporter" revealed they are teaming up with way fairer studios for the project based on an original story by chuck williams, one of the creative minds behind the "sonic the hedge hog" movie. the iconic video game first hit the u.s. in 1980 from a japanese designer who claimed it had been inspired by a pizza pie that was missing a slice.

no word yet on when the pac-man movie will arrive in theaters. >> now that i think about it, has there never been a pac-man movie? we've had emojis >> it was in an animated series, a tv show. >> bringing all the retro t-shirts >> maybe there will be a love interest >> that's the sequel carrie underwood, love her, the country superstar rocked one local tennessee bar. imagine you are out enjoying a drink at your neighborhood hangout and miss carrie underwood steps on the stage well, over the weekend the grammy winner joined a local band, the heart shakers, at the fox and lock restaurant in franklin, tennessee. check this out ♪ ♪ weight of the world ♪ ♪ stop dragging my stop draggin my ♪ ♪ stop dragging my heart around ♪ >> wow >> right what a treat she can get up there and do

whatever they covered the classic "stop dragging my heart around." the venue gave her a shout-out on social media and thanked her for stopping by, adding, you never know who will show up here next up, ted lasso we are dreading saying good-bye after the show wraps up. in a recent interview with "entertainment weekly" one of stars and writers is teasing how they are not going to make this farewell an easy one roy kent channelled his famously harsh character with this cheeky answer about the fate of ted lasso's final season and the ever so charming footballer, sam, goldstein said i told toheeb a long time ago how his character dice you die by helicopter. and he was like, oh. i'm in a helicopter crash? i said, no, you run into a still helicopter it's not even on you just run into it that's how you die

>> what? >> he was just kidding that cannot be how ted lasso ends it's probably a safe bet that audiences will say it's too soon don't want to give it up >> a great show. olivia munn posted a few cute snaps with her and 8-month-old son malcolm. the actress shared the struggle behind those trying to pose for a solo selfie when there's an infant nearby. look at this >> oh, oh, oh! it's like a martial arts movie >> the caption reads taking selfies when you're a mom. you can hear john trying to calm down the dancing feet in the background >> flying feet and finally fire up the music because we are talking about abba, celebrating the biggest hits for their next project. in september get ready to say thank you for the music when the group releases a special gold

edition of the greatest hits album. and we mean gold literally take a look at these specially colored records and cassettes and tapes. for the 30th anniversary of their chart topping greatest hits album titled "gold" abba is releasing the 19 song collection in vintage format. so tracks include "dancing queen" and "mama mia" and the comeback of the swedish stars since "voyage" hit number two on billboard's top chart last year. the collection will be out in september. >> i didn't see an eight track there. >> that's what i was thinking. eight track if you want to go vintage in the '70s. that was the thing >> that's the only thing that hasn't come back >> it's waiting. just waiting it will have its moment. folks, we're just getting started. we are back with the third and fourth hours on this very busy tuesday morning. we have a live performance you mentioned carrie underwood we have a breakout country star, jordan davis, is going to perform for us

we love you. i hope you are having a beautiful day. a check of your local news, weather and messages >> good game, savannah >> remember that time? good morning, it is 8:56, i'm kris sanchez. san francisco general reopened its walk in monkeypox vaccine clinic today after the city recently got 10,000 new doses. kaiser permanency and ucf and

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this morning on the "3rd hour of today," remembering an icon, tributes and memories pouring in for olivia newton-john. ♪ you're the one that i want ♪ >> we'll speak with one of her legendary actor, singer and advocate. then medical breakthrough, a vaccine for lyme disease being tested right now. when could it be available, and who should get it first? and what's in a name? we met the other sheinelle jones