today and wednesday, looking a little bit better by the weekend and we do still keep the microclimates, so san francisco in the upper 70s for today. >> all right. there you have it this morning here on "today in the bay." thanks for sticking around with us and join us, we'll be back at good morning, it's monday. our top story, concern for the safety of law enforcement. >> it's in the wake of the mar-a-lago search one week ago. it's august 15th. this is "today." under fire, this morning the unprecedented threats to federal agents. >> this nd of rhetoric is dangerous to our country. >> security ramped up at federal buildings from coast to coast. and at mar-a-lago, the top secret documents seized and the lawmakers on both sides now demanding to know why they were there. on the mend famed author,

salman rushdie, taken off a ventilator and talking this morning, three days after being brutally attacked on stage. what his son is saying about his road to recovery, and what we're learning about his attacker straight ahead. remembering anne heche, touching new tributes after she was removed from life support overnight. afghanistan one year later, our eye opening look at life there under taliban rule after the last american troops left and the major questions this morning about u.s. security just ahead. all that plus, taking off. the dramatic rise in travel insurance sales and claims during a summer of airline chaos. so is it worth it? and all not in a day's work. the new office movement that finds employees, many of them younger, saying no to the hustle and bustle. >> not doing the job of two to

three people. you know, stuff like that. >> yeah, that's a recipe for disaster. i'm going to tell you that. >> inside the polarizing trend of quiet quitting. "today," august 15th, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody. good morning, welcome to "today." it is monday morning, glad you're with us. really glad you are with us. we missed you. did you have a good week off? >> i had a great birthday week. happy to be next to you this morning we have another busy week. >> we start with the new warning issued by the fbi and department of homeland security saying threats to federal law enforcement have spiked since

agents seized the classified documents from donald trump's florida resort. >> the threats are mainly online and personal information of targets is being revealed, including the home addresses of agents and the identities of family members. >> this is coming amid a bipartisan push to see what was in the documents, where the investigation goes from here and what was the threat to national security. for the latest let's go to hallie jackson on the story for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and this morning you have this new push from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who want to see what exactly the former president had at mar-a-lago, what those documents actually show and an assessment of the potential risk to national security because of what they call the mishandling of those materials all of it as the fbi is out with the new alert on the risk against law enforcement. stepped up security this morning around the country after a new warning about a spike in threats against law enforcement agents and their families. the joint bulletin from the fbi and homeland security warning of more calls for violent against law enforcement, government and judicial officials after the

search at mar-a-lago last week. agents szing 11 sets of top secret and other highly classified documents and now the top democrat and republican on the intelligence committee are pushing the biden administration to show them what exactly those materials are and they're calling for a damage assessment. a move echoed by some democrats sounding the alarm abo the documents. >> it is so important that these documents remain in safe locations and mar-a-lago where you can check out crow kay sets and tennis rackets and golf clubs, that's not one of them. >> but the top republican on the intelligence committee down playing concern. >> we don't know what they are. we don't know if they rise to the level of a national security threat. >> now new fallout that a trump attorney told the government in june that all material marked as classified at the former president's estate had been returned.

nbc news has not reviewed it. a trump spokesperson blasting a what they describe as leaks and no hard facts. and trump's team said he had a standing order to declassify anything taken from the oval office. >> i think that claim is almost certainly a lie. >> reporter: his former national security adviser tells msnbc that's not the case. >> it would have to be documented what they were, so people know what had been declassified. i know of no paper train at all that says what's declassified and what's not. >> this has raised some questions and more scrutiny over how the former president handled sensitive and classified information throughout his time in the white house. what are you learning?hite house what are you learning?

>> reporter: john bolton, who you just heard from, described mr. trump as careless in his words with some of these materials and remembers that trump sometimes kept classified documents from briefings that he should have given back and then you have john kelly telling the wall street journal saying he tried to put in protocols to tighten it up. and there was a launch pad that was classified at the time mr. trump said he had the right to release that picture >> thank you very much. also this morning there is hopeful news in the recovery of salman rushdie after he was repeatedly stabbed while preparing to give a lecture in upstate new york the acclaimed author who faced threats for decades is off the ventilator and beginning the slow process of heeling. emelie is joining us from erie, pennsylvania where he is recovering. >> reporter: investigators call it a preplanned attack that landed salman rushdie in this hospital he suffered stab wounds all over his body, his neck, chest, and stomach. but loved ones say they're seeing signs of improvement. this morning award winning author, salman rushdie is said

to be on the road to recovery after surviving approximately 12 stab wounds. the son of the 75-year-old telling nbc news, rushdie is off a ventilator and has been able to say a few words just days following the stunning attack in western new york adding though his life changing injuries are severe his sense of humor remains intact police say a man ran on stage friday and repeatedly stabbed salman rushdie minutes before he was about to speak the event moderator was also injured in the attack. >> when this guy appeared, i thought it was a real bad-taste prank until i saw blood. after that you realize this is real. >> reporter: rushdie was going to discuss the importance of freedom of speech.

>> it's more than an attack on him. >> reporter: the accused attacker, 24-year-old hadi matar pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault charges he the famed author has been a target of death threats for decades. his novel in 1988 led the supreme leader of iran to call for his killing. rushdie opening up in 2012 >> it wasn't just me i was worried about my family, publishers, translators, book sellers. >> reporter: over the weekend, new york governor kathy hochul visited the scene of the attack. >> a man with a knife cannot silence a man with a pen. >> reporter: she praised those that ran to his aid. >> how critical was it that the audience had medical background, including yourself.

>> it was a large vein and it was bleeding profusely it was important he got medical aid within 60 seconds. >> reporter: rushdie remains in critical condition but his family said his improvement is bringing them relief but today the iranian foreign ministry reacting to the attack, denying any connection between the attacker and the government but justifying his actions >> thank you we turn to a new u.s. intelligence report on al qaeda's presence and power in afghanistan and it comes one year after president biden declared the end of america's longest war and two weeks after al qaeda's leader was killed in a drone strike kelly has the latest for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the white house report said that

basically al qaeda does not any longer pose a threat to the united states from afghanistan but one year after the taliban takeover, that country is in crisis with tens of millions unable to afford food and women once again fighting for the right to work and education. a defiant and dangerous protest by women in kabul. beaten by taliban fighters for gathering in the street. chanting bread, work, and freedom. a year ago today, thousands desperately trying to escape as the taliban encircled the capital. fighting to get on the last flights out of the country handing over their children. many terrified they'd be hunted down for working with the u.s. kabul fell in hours with no resistance the country's former president fleeing in a helicopter.

>> the reason i left was because i did not want to give the taliban and their supporters the pleasure of yet again humiliating an afghan president. >> reporter: the new rulers promised to be more moderate than the taliban of the 1990s and vowed to not harbor al qaeda or others planning to attack the west after the u.s. drone strike that killed al qaeda leader, al zawahiri this month, the taliban insisted they didn't know he was living in the capital. the white house claiming that al zawahiri was the only key al qaeda figure trying to re-establish himself in afghanistan. adding that the terror group does not have a capability to launch attacks against the u.s. or its interests abroad from that country drought and sanctions have destroyed afghanistan's economy.

more than a million children are at risk of severe malnutrition as we saw firsthand back in january. today, women's freedoms have all but disappeared. morality police make sure they're covered and have a male escort after 11, girls can't go to school but reportedly a network of underground schools popping up across the country they're taking enormous risk but one young woman said she hides her school books in thkitchen so her taliban supporting brother can't find them and sneaks off to the underground schools because she wants her freedom and to help build a future. >> so much courage in the women and girls in afghanistan thank you for the update. the u.s. state department is condemning a terrorist attack in jerusalem. a gunman opened fire on a bus there yesterday injuring at least eight people, including five americans matt bradley joins us with the latest on this good morning >> reporter: good morning. some of those injured americans were tourists and relatives caught in the middle of violence between israelis and

palestinians that's worsened over the past few weeks. today the holy land is recovering from a hail of bullets that injured eight people, including five americans. three of those americans are still in hospitals recovering after police say a palestinian gunman opened fire on a bus sunday it had been parked near to the western wall according to israeli media four of the five injured americans came from the same new york family one father reportedly injured while shielding his children from the bullets he was visiting israel and spoke to channel i-24. >> i heard a gun shot and looked and saw the window like shattered. so i quickly ducked and saw it had like blood everywhere over here. >> reporter: ang the injured, a pregnant woman shot in the stomach. after an emergency c section her

baby remains in serious condition. >> i saw people lying on the floor in critical condition. a baby that we took out of harm's way. >> reporter: israeli police launched a man hunt for the gunman but saying the suspect turned himself in hours later. a 26-year-old palestinian left the handgun. israeli pounded the gaza strip last week, the jihad group responded with over 1,000 rockets. 47 palestinians were killed in ree days of fighting no israelis were killed or seriously wounded. a spokesperson for ha mass praised the bus shooting rising tensions that have both sides promising more violence. and that violence continues,

israeli police shot dead a palestinian man this morning after they said he attempted to stab them in a weapon's raid the man's father denied he attempted to stab the police. sad news from hollywood overnight. days after she was declared legally brain dead, actress anne hechwas taken off life support. ann thompson is here with more on that and the tributes pouring in for her >> reporter: good morning, anne heche was kept alive for nine days after a devastating car crash to fulfill her last wish of donating her organs to others this morning, friends and fans are remembering actress anne heche, a spokesperson announcing overnight she was taken off life support following a fiery car crash in l.a. a week ago that left her in a coma her family said the 53-year-old suffered a devastating injury that cut off oxygen to her

brain. she remained on life support while doctors figured which organs could be harvested fo donations. video shows her car crashing into a garage, driving away, and crashing into a house a short time later once extracted, heche was rushed to the hospital where police say an initial blood test showed the presence of narcotics. following her death, lapd announcing they would drop the investigation into the crash >> this entire situation is tragic there are no words i'm sending love to everybody involved. >> reporter: the actress gained game from her role in the soap open a "another world" winning a day time emmy for the dual role. screen in the 1990s.

if films like "wag the dog" and opposite harrison ford in "six days, seven nights". at the same time her three-year relationship with ellen degeneres brought intense public scrutiny degeneres tweeting friday, this is a sad day she is survived by her two sons, her ex-husband posting a tribute on social media. >> she was brave and fearless, loved hard and never afraid to let us know what she believed in, and it was always love >> anne heche had been public about her struggles with addiction and mental illness she described act as an escape saying she used it as an

emotional outlet that helped save her life. just a tragic story. >> it does break your heart. ann, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. it's 17 minutes past the hour i think it's a good time to check in with mr. roker. hey, al. >> hey, good to see you all as we investigation 98l in the gulf g heavy rain down through southern texas that lingers, a big system getting itself together that is going to bring heavy rain into the plains tomorrow, this system pushes to the west the second system moving to the east, heavy rains throughout missouri with upwards of 4 inches in some spots and monsoonal moisture will be added to that area that could mean the possibility of flooding from the rockies to the southwest. and locally, upwards of three inches of rain, especially throughout missouri where they could see some of the flooding and looking at heavy rain through the central rockies and

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rosa. tomorrow we reach the peak of the heat and it could be as hot as 105 degrees for some of >> and that is your latest weather. ladies >> al, thank you. coming up, after a summer of airline chaos travel, travel insurance is more popular than ever but is it worth it? blayne alexander is looking into it. >> reporter: experts say it is worth it but you have to shop around and know what's in that policy we have all the tips you need coming up. plus a new and polarizing office trend called quiet quitting you do your job but you don't exactly give your maximum effort >> what? >> yes people are re-examining their work life balance. this is a hot topic on tiktok. al we'll get your thoughts on quiet quitting could you do the rest of the tease, i'm too tired >> but first this is "today" on

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behind me, these are just some of the 2,000 people who are expected to be picketing across the bay area at different kaiser locations. kaiser says it has hired nearly 200 new mental health clinicians and also say they offered additional time for administrative duties, but the union wants more. we also reached out to them and they issued this response saying "we are working hard to be ready to meet our patients' mental health needs during the strike." you can expect the strike to continue until an agreement is made. back to you, marcus. >> thanks, ginger. it's time to get a look at the forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking what we can expect. another hot one out there for us, kari. >> we are under a microclimate weather alert as we brace for higher heat ahead. we'll start to feel the heat this afternoon. some of the hottest spots inland reaching 98 degrees and over 100 degrees tomorrow for a few spots in the inland east bay as well as the north bay and then on wednesday, it's still pretty hot but we start to feel more comfortable air by the end of the week as we head for the mid

80s. san francisco will be in the upper 70s for today and tomorrow. we'll go back to the 60s just in me for the weekend. marcus? >> thanks, kari. wel have another local news update coming up for new 30 minutes.

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back, there are still plenty of cancelled flights, missed connections, lost luggage and a host of other uncertainties. >> it had me second guessing the trip. >> reporter: and travel insurance sales are skyrocketing square mouth a website that helps compare, says policies are up 180% in june from the previous year and claims up 235% >> the covid-19 pandemic changed just about everything about the travel insurance industry. essentially anybody who's traveling has been more inclined to purchase travel insurance. >> reporter: that means insurance companies have made changes too expanding their coverage to accommodate illness, additional flight cancellations and allowing a longer window to rebook all crucial in getting people back in the air. >> the travel insurance that has pandemic coverage in it is really a boost and we're certainly seeing a lift from that. >> reporter: but higher demand, coupled with a summer of flight delays, cancellations and rising covid cases left some travel insurance companies struggling to handle an influx of claims.

>> claims are not handled as quickly as they used to. >> reporter: but claims are not guarantee. laura thought it would offer protection after she spent thousands to rebook, instead she got a rude awakening when her claim was denied. >> i got a rejection letter saying the airline had cancelled the flight, not me, it doesn't qualify for any kind of reimbursement. i learned to read all of the fine print before you put any money into something. >> reporter: experts say it's worth the relatively small fee to protect your travel investment but keep in mind, be clear on what your policy entails and what situations are covered. check with your credit card company to see if they offer insurance. and finally, consider using a travel agent to help you navigate the process if something does go wrong. >> so if someone is considering buy the traveling insurance, what's the ceiling how much should they spend

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above and beyond the name can be a little bit deceiving. talking about videos that have received more than 3 million views and they're called quietly quitting but the idea is work smarter, not harder >> quiet quitting means that when somebody asks you to do something that's not in your contract you don't do it. >> reporter: the concept of quiet quitting. >> not doing the job of two to three people, stuff like that. >> is making loud noise on tiktok. >> that's a recipe for disaster. i'm going to tell you that. >> reporter: first, let's define the idea which one career coach said is about priorities >> people aren't going above and beyond, they're not bending over backwards for their employers anymore and sacrificing their mental and physical health. >> reporter: allison has amassed hundreds of thousands of followers on tiktok, dolling out career advice. she said quiet quitting doesn't equate to many people but for others it makes a lot of sense, even if the name doesn't.

>> i wish it was called something different. you're not quitting, you're taking care of yourself. >> reporter: what would you call it >> you're carefully coasting. >> reporter: some speak about reclaiming control between work and personal life. >> isn't that just called working, doing your job properly with a healthy boundary. >> reporter: others say it's about pay. >> quiet quitting for me is acting my wage and knowing that my time is valuable. >> reporter: the viral trend coming at a time when poll finds employee engagement has dipped for the first time in a decade and the great resignation of workers in the post pandemic has put a strain on businesses quie quitting doesn't benefit most but some warning that quiet quitting doesn't benefit most

people in the long run. >> quiet quitting is literally wasting your time with this company and shooting yourself in the foot please don't do that if you have no other choice, get a new job. >> reporter: as for advice from employers. >> managers are important at the top. it's important to discuss with them. >> reporter: conveying a sense of purpose and mission to those also looking for fresh incentive is important too >> i still work just as hard i still get just as much accomplished i just don't stress and internally rip myself to shreds. it's beautiful >> okay, sam is this a generational divide? is this like kids these days or is it more widespread? >> reporter: or just people wearing shirts with clouds on

it it's very interesting, guys. you would think there might be a generational divide because the videos going onto tiktok, younger people seeking out this more honest, authentic forum but it spans age groups. everyone clocked in at the same amount of engagement, 31 to 33%. the majority of americans across all ages are not engaged or actively disengaged that might be how you feel and you can adopt this principle of trying to strike work-life balance but maybe don't advertise to your boss. >> i'm an overachiever. >> i feel like you should be here now, at work give 100% -- >> why is it ask yourself what you expect from your job i feel like anything in your life, whether it's a job or your relationship you put out what you put in put in maximum effort, good things come, put in bare minimum, bare minimum comes back to you that's your choice. >> i worked at a vending machine company after school but i gave 100% my dad said, that's what you do. >> look at you.

>> it happens. >> when you give 100%. >> that's how i got my first car, mowing lawns. the guy gave me his car. i digress and i am old so 9 million people under heat advisories, watches, mostly out west, california, pacific northwest. look at the temperatures, flirting with triple digits into thursday for boise, spokane, sacramento, looking at temperatures 5 to 15 degrees above average and that heat continues out west in the northeast, temperatures anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees below average, pittsburgh, d.c., wichita, oklahoma city at 100, 99 in little rock. dallas 100 degrees as we move into tomorrow, you can see the temperatures still below zero -- way bellow average, kansas city, cincinnati, raleigh, still hot from wichita falls into

shreveport as we head into new york, chicago, perfect temperatures. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures heating up today around the bay area, and we'll have moderate air quality due to wildfire smoke. the worst of the smoke will be moving into santa clara valley but then as we head into tomorrow, our inland areas will be under an excessive heat watch and we'll see a heat advisory for parts of the north bay from ukiah to lakeport and this is also going to be of concern as with your temperatures head for the upper 90s and over 100 >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> all right, al coming up next the world's most popular hippo, remember the little guy just born in cincinnati guess what we're about to learn his name.

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we have two reasons to get excited. carson is we have two reasons to get excited. carson is -- >> well, one more than the other. >> we don't need anything more than that. we are so happy to see you while you were out, a baby hippo was born at the cincinnati zoo we're obsessed. >> i heard about to reveal his name. >> the woman with the answer her name is jenna wingate she is standing by. there were two choices you narrowed it down to two and you're about to reveal the name of this baby so take it away. >> yeah, so we decided on baby fritz. >> fritz. >> fritz won with all the votes. >> you got a lot of votes,

right? i know our "today" show viewers we all got into the story -- >> what was the other option >> ferguson. >> which i liked >> you can't lose. what's with the x -- the f, because the big sister is fiona. >> we didn't do that on purpose. fritz fit him, ferguson was super cute something that drew us to the name fritz was bebe's birth control was on the fritz and that's how this baby boy came to us. >> we forgot to mention that part the mom was on birth control, it was a real shock. >> really? >> hippo birth control >> you guys spread the birth control on the bread every morning. anyway, it didn't work, we have baby fritz >> how is fritz doing? >> he's doing wonderful. he's doing so quickly. they can gain two to three pounds a day so he's already

over 100 pounds, about 102 pounds so he's brave and curious and a ton of fun. >> that's not fritz. that's fiona behind you? who is that? >> yeah, fiona is out here we're hoping to get fritz out here in the pool soon. >> you better. >> this is where the game hungry hippo came into play >> by the way, you can check out more adorable images of fritz on our website at "today".com thank you, jenna. worlds are colliding why "seinfeld" fans are going to love golf u.s. amateur today. and sheryl crow, we love her, she has a special live performance for us, we're going to catch up with her, sheryl crow right here, right after your local news.

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learn how abbvie can help you save. good morning to you. it is 7:56 this morning. i'm marcus washington. a short time ago, hundreds of kaiser mental health workers walked off the job. i want to give you a little look at kaiser's san francisco medical center on geary where striking workers are rallying now. this is a result of collapse in contract negotiations over the weekend across northern california and the central valley, some 2,000 workers are on strike, psychologists, therapists and other mental health professionals say they are overwhelmed. they're asking kaiser for better wages and increased staffing. kaiser are he leased a statement saying despite the walkout, all patients' needs will be fully met and some patients may face cancellations during the

walkout. here is what else is happening now. >> reporter: i'm bob redell in livermore. the bay area air quality management district issued an air quality advisory for today over concerns about wildfear smoke drifting into our air. case in point this is video of the skies over s.f. you can see the haze. there are fires burning in humboldt and trinity counties. the air quality district points out this is not a spare the air alert, even though you might smell smoke, the air is expected to remain healthy. >> dealing with all that, we're also dealing with extreme heat. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking that for us. >> we are under a microclimate weather alert due to hotter temperatures today. it does continue to get hotter tomorrow with a peak othe heatf

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it's 8:00 on today, > it's 8:00 on today, coming up, on alert threats against federal law enforcement agents reaching unprecedented levels in the wake of that fbi search at mar-a-lago >> this kind of rhetoric is very dangerous to our country >> we're live with the latest. then, daily dose a new report looking into vitamins, minerals and whether or not you really need them. >> you really don't need to take them. >> people can really benefit from getting their nutrients

>> an in depth look at that debate just ahead. plus, here's the beef. we have a mouth watering recipe for the sandwich everyone is talking about, how the bear popularized the italian beef sandwich. and sheryl crow is live here to perform her hit and talk about her legendary career we're all ready to soak up the sun, today, august 15th, 2022 >> starting our week on the plaza. >> from mcclain, virginia. >> today is our 35th wedding versery. >> from seattle, washington. >> maggie is turning nine. >> from wilmington, north carolina -- >> three generations on "today." hi to my mom. >> watching in louisiana. >> from springfield, massachusetts. >> turning 30. >> brought mom from columbia, missouri. >> because i'm turning the same age as the "today" show. >> 70 and fabulous. >> love it good morning, everybody.

welcome back to today, it's so good to have you with us on a monday morning we have sheinelle in for craig, who's on the road with dylan for a good cause. >> good to see you >> you too tomorrow marks 45 years since the loss of elvis. we'll remember his movies, music, legacy, with priscilla pressley, she's be live with us from graceland you don't want to miss that. let's get to your news 's 8:00, growing fallout after the search of trump's mar-a-lago estate federal officials are warning about threats against law enforcement. hallie jackson joins us with the latest on this

good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we are seeing stepped up security this morning starting around the country after the new warning from the fbi and homeland security about a spike in threats against not just law enforcement agents but their families this is a joint bullet from the fbi and dhs that cautions for calls of violence after that search of former president trump's mar-a-lago home last week that's when agents seized 11 boxes of top secret and other highly classified documents. and now the top democrat and republican on the powerful senate intelligence committee, senators mark warner and senator marco rubio, they're pushing the

biden administration to show them what exactly those materials are. they're also calling for an assessment of the potential national security risk for what they call the mishandling of that material. some republicans are down playing concerns for now also new fallout after a report in "the new york times" that a trump attorney told the department of justice in judge that all material had been returned, citing people with knowledge of that document a trump spokesperson blasting what they call leaks and no facts. and while trump told fox news, he had a standing order to declassify anything taken out of the office and his former national security officer, john bolton saying he doesn't believe that to be the days. police identified the gunman who crashed his car into a barricade yesterday before taking his own life. they say 29-year-old richard york got out of the burning wreck and fired a handgun into the air several times. he shot himself. officials say york had a run in with officials several times. let's move to new the troubles for peloton the company announcing plans to hike prices, cut hundreds of

drops and close a number of locations. stephanie gosk is here with more on this. >> reporter: peloton plans to lay off around 780 employees and shutter brick and mortar locations. and that's not all. >> peloton is racing to get back on track. >> y'all look good >> reporter: the popular fitness giant is cutting hundreds of jobs, closing some retail locations, outsourcing delivery and raising prices, too. its peloton bike plus going up by $500, and the treadmill by 800. ceo barry mccarthy stating, these changes are essential if peloton is going to become cash flow positive. the trendy work out from home business exploded during the pandemic, stock and popularity soared but as gyms reopened, peloton

hit a bumpy stretch, stock dropping more than 60% this year and re recalling treadmills after 70 incidents involving machines were reported, including injuries to children and a 6-year-old boy who died. in turn the company offered full refunds and services to relocate its treadmills and committed to working on a fix peloton also faced a hit after the "sex in the city" reboot where mr. big died after suffering a heart attack peloton striking back with an add starring a healthy kris noth and making another splash with law and order star christopherwo but peloton telling nbc news, any decision we make impacting

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your health. the shelves of pharmacies and health food stores are lined and packed with vitamins and minerals, millions swear by them. >> the real question is are there benefits to taking a them or are you wasting your money? >> a new report will have you thinking twice only one person can get to the bottom of it and she's here, vicky nguyen what is the deal >> we pop a lot of pills and you want to know is this money helping me the debate is about vitamin and mineral supplements. the pills and powders that contain vitamin a be b, the most popular the multivitamin dealing with inflation, every penny counts so can you skip the supplement and save money? americans love their supplements, taken by 31% of adults in the u.s., a whopping 80 million people, these pills, powders and liquids are part of a $50 billion domestically

but are you getting your money a panel of experts reviewed 84 studies involving hundreds of thousands of people over 30 years. the task force concluded there was little or no benefit in using vitamin and mineral supplements to prevent cancer, cardiovascular disease and death. dr. peter cohen studies the safety of supplements at harvard medical school he believes they have a place. but he says they're not for everyone >> i'm a big fan of multivitamins but it's when patients need them for most healthy people there's no reason to take these every day. >> not everyone agrees with the task force's findings.

>> there are narrow specific recommendations for health care providers. >> andrea wong leads scientific regulatory affairs for a trade group that represents 180 manufacturers and suppliers of supplements. those studies are limited. she said there's growing evidence, multivitamins can be beneficial. >> use can reduce the risk of cataracts and can reduce the risk of decline. >> it can also fill critical nutritional gaps in a person's diet. >> people can benefit from getting their nutrients, and unfortunately so many aren't getting enough. >> reporter: still dr. cohen said save your money if you're healthy and eating a fairly balanced diet. >> do you think supplements are a waste of money

>> i do. >> when your patients come to yo and say i would like to take a multivitamin or mineral supplement, what's your advice >> i'd rather them spend the money on the healthy food. >> despite the differences, both can agree a multivitamin isn't a short cut to good health. >> i would think twice about taking a multivitamin. >> it's important to do the hard work, get a good night's sleep, get your exercise, eat as best can you and go to see your health care provider it's one part of that puzzle it's not meant to be the only solution. >> you can't eat hot cheetos, take a vitamin and call it a day? >> i wish we could but nothing in life is that simple. >> no short cuts if you are going to buy a multivitamin buy from a trusted retailer and nationally recognized brand look on the bottle for the third party seal, like usp, that indicates it's a quality product. but experts are saying, better

food. >> eat your fruits and veggies. >> you have to do it the right way. >> indeed. let's check in with mr. roker, 8:17. >> i take a flint stones chewable every morning can't beat those strong storms firing up in the mid plains also watching this invest 98l it's not going to be named but it will bring heavy rain to southern texas, they can use the rain the heat continues there, 90s and 100s into the central plains into the valleys of california, parts of the pacific northwest nice and seasonal here in the northeast, mid atlantic states we will see showers and storms in the mid atlantic. beautiful into new england downpours will continue, watching for flooding good monday morning, i'm

meteorologist kari hall. it is going to get hotter today and that is the reason why we're under a miko climate weather alert. some of our inland temperatures head close to the triple-digits reaching 100 degrees or slightly above for some spots on tuesday. and we're still pretty hot on wednesday. but then as we head toward the end of the week, it will be much milder and for san francisco we'll see highs in the upper 70s to start out the workweek. >> that's your no shade to the fantastic people who filled in on pop start, ladies and gentlemen, the one, the only, the original pop start originator carson daily. >> it's good to be back. everyone is talking about woodstock '99, thanks to netflix's documentary "train wreck" it was meant to be a weekend celebrating the original festival but unfortunately this one took a series of dark and violent turns. i was there, so i know

>> the concert is not quite over as you can see there's a steady stream of cars and people, tow trucks making their way out of the concert. where are you going the show is not over yet >> i'm leaving. >> why >> it stinks in there. >> too dirty. >> we're exhausted the heat drove us into the ground. >> i had been getting inundated with phone calls, 20 times a day. so i finally like i wrote a post on instagram, sharing some thoughts about what it was like to be there. this was an old air force base, it was hot, 100 degrees, selling water for $20. it was a terrible idea from day one, it was rage against the

machine, metallica, megadeath, sheryl crow, 100 bands everything that could go wrong, went wrong the infrastructure wasn't built right. they were trying to make money the two stages were two and a half miles apart no shade these kids getting dehydrated and angry, it was the male toxicity at its worst. i started watching it because of your post. i was like what is this. >> we were with trl live on friday and i started to get hit by stuff on the stage. then they put up chicken wire and bottles were coming and our boss at mtv said we can no longer guarantee your safety we have to go i remember seeing security potties were overflown it was unhealthy it was like 6,000 people in the hospital people died.

it was a really crazy thing. that documentary brought it all back to the spotlight. we'll continue with lighter news, alicia keys, friday night she was back in new york city for a series of concerts right in midtown so, of course, she had to break out her new york city anthem and what better place to do it than the roof top of radio city music hall ♪ in new york, concrete jungles where dreams are made of ♪ ♪ nothing you can't do ♪ ♪ you're in new york ♪ ♪ these streets will make you feel brand new ♪ ♪ hear it for new york new york new york ♪ >> i could listen to that all day. >> i remember. >> that's right across the street where were we? >> when she first played radio city years ago it means so much to play to her every time. "seinfeld," the next story combines two of our favorite things, the show about nothing

and golf even though "seinfeld" wrapped up in the '90s who can't remember this -- >> the ball is sitting there and i can't hit it i hit one good ball and it went way out there. >> i could see directly into the eye of the great fish. >> metal. >> whatever. >> what did you do next? >> from out of nowhere a huge face-to-face with the ball hole. i could barely see from the waves crashing down upon me but i knew something was there so i reached my hand in, felt around and pulled out the obstruction. >> the "seinfeld" fans today literally today they're all set to tee off the usga amateur tournament

they teamed up three amateurs, mark stanza, hazel newman and campbell crammer, they're teamed up today next up, a roller coaster of the weekend for the coda star after last thursday when the actor was honored in mesa, arizona. remember how earlier this year, troy became the first deaf man to win an oscar. unfortunately a few days after, his car got ripped off and his oscar was inside the car yesterday the police department in mason, arizona told us they were able to find the car and the oscar was still in there finally taylor swift, she has a chance to take home one of her own this year thanks to her short film take a look. ♪ ♪ i loved you so ♪ ♪ back before you lost the one real thing you've ever known ♪ ♪ it was rare, i was there ♪ ♪ i remember it all to well ♪ >

♪ i loved you so ♪ so taylor actually wrote and directed that video for the ♪ it was rare, i was there ♪ extended remake of the 2012 song all too well, it's 14 minutes, the video meets the qualifications for best live action short so if taylor gets the nomination it's her first time recognized by the academy so with sadie sink and dylan o'brien who star in the video, she may get her first award. >> thank you still ahead. >> look who's here, the one, the only, sheryl crow. we'll sit down with the music icon and she's going to treat us to a live performance right here in studio 1a, but first a check

of your local news and weather good morning to you, it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. bta schedules are changing again as the agency works to restore service to pre-pandemic levels. beginning today, service on the blue line s a.m. and weekend service will run from 5:00 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. the following morning and the green and orange lines will start at 5:00 a.m. on week days and run from 6:00 a.m. to midnight on weekends. in october, bta plans to increase the frequency of buses

and light rain every 15 minutes and you want them to come quickly today because it is hot out there. >> make sure you have your water bottle with you. keep it refilled and stay hydrated. up to 98 in livermore and 95 in santa rosa. we do keep the mild weather near the coastline but as you make your way inland, it is dangerously hot especially during the middle of the noon with fairfield tomorrow reaching 105, still in the upper 90s on wednesday and the heat advisory and the excessive heat watch in effect for tomorrow. marcus. >> thanks. we'll have another update coming up for you in 30 minutes. i'll see you back re then.he

♪♪ ♪ we are back, it's 8:30 we have a beautiful crowd out here today it's a beautiful august morning, the 15th day of august we're all soaking up the sun, because we have the woman

inside, who is going to sing for us but we love her. do you all love sheryl crow so much >> yeah. >> oh my god. >> she is such a class act she's a legend, an icon, just a really nice person just hanging around with us this morning. sheryl we love you, we're going to chat with her she's performing her song called "forever" she wrote it for her sons. >> glad she's here and the bear is the surprise hit of the summer. we're highlighting a star, a delicious chicago style italian beef you have to love that what a great sandwich that is. we'll do that in the windy city. matt is here to help us recreate this lovely monstrosity. >> and the third hour, the dark and funny murderous new series remember the story we followed of the man in florida who had to land the plane, no flying experience but somehow he landed the plane after the pilot passed out we were keeping in touch he was determined to survive because at the time his wife was pregnant they had a little girl on way.

and they let us know the baby arrived over the weekend mary margaret, healthy, 7 pounds, 7 ounces so happy for brittney and darin, and mary margaret. such a sweet heart we know they're watching this morning. good morning. >> good morning. the reason craig is not here they're hosting a two day event known as the bottoms up invitational. >> it kicked off last night with a fun concert and today they're hitting the links. we know that dylan couldn't resist the chance to show off her skills how is it going so far >> what's up reason craig is noe they're hosting a two day event known as the bottoms up invitational. >> it kicked off last night with carson, welcome back good to see you guys

>> dylan dreyer has been to the driving range. last night was amazing you would have loved it, hoot tee and the blow fish, darius ruckus sister hazel. >> it was a fun party. >> commodores. >> yes >> it was an amazing concert and my wife and i were so taken aback by the generosity of our friends. we raised $1.1 million. >> way to go craig. >> $1.1 million. >> that's incredible, craig. but we have to get to the highlight of last night. somebody told me that you were on stage singing is that true ♪ >>.

>> i was on stage. i wouldn't call it singing i wouldn't call it singing, hoda. >> what was it >> it wasn't dancing either. >> no. no you should have seen dylan, though dylan was dancing. >> there it is, yes. >> there's dylan dancing. >> i was without the kids finally. it was a fun night out for a good cause we went a little nuts at the auction. >> dylan bought a scooter. >> we're the proud owners of a nice big scooter and a trip to myrtle beach we went all in last night. loved it. >> it sounds awesome. >> it all benefits the colo rectal cancer. >> in honor of your brother. i know you're doing it all for him, you're a good brother, craig. >> thank you, craig, dylan. >> savannah thank you for your help and support, too. >> mr. roker how about a check of the weather. >> but first. >> announcer: the citi music series on today is proudly presented to you by citi. let's look at the week ahead show you what we have going on we start with today. we we're looking at wet weather through southern texas

warmer temperatures out west, midweek, spotty showers through the lower mississippi and tennessee river valleys. sunshine in the northeast. relentless monsoonal moisture continues in the southwest into friday heat building out west a beautiful day eastern great lakes into new england that's what's going on around good monday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're getting ready for hot temperatures today. and that is the reason why we're under a microclimate weather alert. but it is mainly for some of our inland areas as our high temperatures head for the upper 90s and 100 degrees. and it really kicks in tomorrow. as we reach the peak of the heat with morgan hill reaching 99 degrees. 102 in livermore, 105 in fairfield and we'll see upper 90s in parts of north

>> al, thank you just ahead looking forward to this we'll have a chat with music superstar sheryl crow and then she's going to perform live here inside studio 1a but first, this is "today" on seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for

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now the focus of a new documentary called "sheryl" it's a portrayed of her life, the highs and lows, everything in between. we're so happy to be you you're a light you're easy to be around, the easiest, most down-to-earth legend i ever met. >> thank you >> what was it like to have a documentary? it's exciting and flattering and i'm sure scary. >> it's kind of terrifying because now i have people that come up to me, the most unexpected people come up and say, i watched your documentary, and you know you kind of are laying it all out, all the good stuff and all the heavy stuff. >> what was the most difficult part to reveal >> there was a lot of stuff i never talked about there were some deaths along the way that have really affected me, certainly john o'brien's death from leaving las vegas and, you know, my battle with the real low lows and having to go get help. and yeah, i mean, it's all in

there. and actually, to be honest, it was really liberating finally talking about it people think you have "all i want to do "and you're upbeat and happy all the time and "soak up the sun" but ultimately it's your deep cuts that tell the story. >> you still write music, still playing music. your boys are teenagers now. >> i can't. >> how is that possible? >> i don't know. >> do they like your songs >> i don't know if i'm on their play list, i'll be honest with you. >> morgan, like, you know, i don't know if i'm on their play list. >> but they're musicians, too, right? >> they're both very musical but i have one really into sports and one really into nature i just constantly tell them, music will, you know, help you remember the memories of your life but find your passion and go toward that because that's what brings joy. >> this song you're going to

sing for us in a little bit is for them >> it is i never let my kids be on social media, i don't have social media, i'm a mean mom. the kids are like you're born in the 1870s. but they're in the documentary and i finished the documentary that was inspired by a song i had with my teenager about what feels to be stressed they're living through a pandemic, worried about their planet, worried about going to school and it not being safe with guns and all. and i didn't have that stress. and the song is really to remind all of us that every moment is a gift and we have to stay in that moment don't be distracted with a phone between you and your loved ones and make the most every moment i wrote it for them. >> we'll hear it in a moment i don't know if you heard us talking to carson about woodstock '99, which you were there. >> i was there. >> what is it like that suddenly people are talking about it again. you've seen the documentary. >> the first woodstock was

monumental in my life and as an separation to me, i was at the second woodstock which totally changed the trajectory of my career in 1996 and this was a perfect illustration of how ugly greed can be the whole thing was set up, you know, trying to make money and it really played into a lot of fear and just a bad, a bad energy and we still -- you know, it's like they said in the hbo documentary, tying it to the january 6th and the anger and unrest when you get a mob, it's certainly exacerbates it. >> but we're looking forward >> yes. >> because in a few moments after this break you're going to sing us your new song forever it's coming up but first this is "today" on nbc ♪ we are back. we are so ready.

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♪ we are back. we are so ready. the amazing sheryl crow is here performing her latest single, "forever". sheryl, take it away ♪ lay down your head don't you worry tonight ♪ ♪ can't fix the world no mattery how you try ♪ ♪ give it some time ♪ ♪ you will find everything is all right ♪ ♪ there's no such thing as forever ♪ ♪ you and me we've got today ♪ ♪

every moment we're together i know there is a heaven because you make me feel that way ♪ ♪ when i get down, you're the one that i call ♪ ♪ and when you love, nothing else matters to me at all ♪ ♪ n such thing as forever ♪ ♪ you and me we've got today ♪ ♪ every moment we're together, i

know there is a heaven because you make me feel that way ♪ ♪ ah, ah ♪ garbage in the lake, garbage in space ♪ ♪ everyone's mad ♪ ♪ gotta have the latest ♪ ♪ gotta have the best and most if you want to be happy ♪ ♪ now imagine watch it all go u in smoke ♪ ♪ there's no such thing as forever ♪ if you want to be happy ♪erday ♪ ♪ now imagine watch it all go up in ♪ every moment we're together, ♪ ♪ know there is a heaven 'cause ♪

you make me feel that way ♪ the ♪ no such thing as forever ♪ no♪ ♪ no s ♪ no such thing ♪ you and me ♪ we've got today ♪ ♪ every momen we're together, i know there is a heaven because you make me feel that way ♪ >> wow >> sounds so good. we're all crying sheryl crow thank you so much. >> beautiful. >> you sound great

beautiful harmony. sheryl is going to come back in the next half hour looking forward. carson to you. we're about to make this delicious sandwich you were clapping for sheryl crow, but you have to. >> tough following her show but we have this italian beef. >> the bear is the show that everyone is watching that made this sandwich famous this is ow you how but first "t

this is a great morning, sheryl crow, about to eat some italian beeves good times "today" food we are back did you know that italian beef, it's booming in shops across the country thanks to the series on fx called "the bear" it's about a chef who leaves the world of fine dining to take over his family shop in chicago we asked our buddy matt who uncle al and i talk about once a week around here, should we see

matt this weekend? >> yes, we should. >> new locations in new york and palm beach bear is a show you like to watch too. >> it's so good. i crushed the whole season in two nights the main actor did an incredible job, so cool to watch. >> what's the history of italian beef we would order it through portillo's in chicago. >> that's another place that did it it's like a hot roast beef sandwich dipped in broth, in this famous bakery in chicago. you have the meat, pickled vegetables -- >> let's get into it how do you make it >> this is what we've been running for our happy hour menu.

the show inspires us to do the dish at our restaurant traditional rub is more italian seasonings but we have yellow mustard and honey. what we add is fresh topped garlic, black pepper, chili flakes we mix that together to make a wet rub in this bowl here. this is beautiful. it's perfect for steaks. >> what's this >> this is the beef paste. it's better than bouillon, it's beefy broth flavored take the paste -- >> do you do this the night before >> yes let it marinade with it on it, smear the wet rub all over the meat, it's top sirloin or i round. roast -- >> what's the beef, you say i want to make the sandwiches. >> its's top round >> you're making roast beef. homemade roast beef. >> how is it >> you hear the noises >> love it. >> you guys are the best >> so good.

>> once the meat comes out, make the broth. we're fortifying the beef broth, you can go through the effort of making it from scratch or buy the premade in the carton, we'll add our -- >> what did you cook this for? i missed that part >> the onions? >> how long was it cooked? >> roast in the often hot heat 20 minutes while that's searing make the broth o then add garlic and unions, fortify that broth the italian seasonings, this is the trick, it's parsely, rosemary, thyme. put it back in the oven let it cook for another hour or so until the internal temperature, gets to about 130. when you cool it down -- >> savannah is going at it there. >> not an attractive shot. >> when you cut it, is this a

grain situation? >> yes cut the meat against the grain for tenderness get it as thin as you can. most people do it on a deli slicer, to get it perfect thin >> do you make this, al, at home >> no, i'm going to. >> if you want to make it at home, cheat, buy deli roast beef, take it out, strain it, add our meat back into the broth get it cooked and hot this pot here we have meat >> dip in. >> we have the italian beef sandwich you have to get the broth, sandwiches serve wet, dipped or dry. put it in the broth, get it wet, top it with sweet peppers. >> even the peppers are yummy. >> you need a roll that can handle it, what do you suggest. >> it's in between french and

italian bread. when you eat it in chicago it's falling apart, so wet from the broth, people eat it with a knife and fork. >> so good. >> however you eat it, the pickled vegetables add a brightness to the meat flavor and the sweetness from the sweep peppers. >> how's your happy hour of this going? >> amazing can't wait for more people to check it out we have it from 4:00 to 7:00 >> you recommend the show the bear. >> it was so good. the main actor did such a great good morning, it is 8:56, i'm marcus washington. we want to look at skies over dublinch you could see the morning haze. quality advisory and then take a look at video, this is from yesterday over

emeryvillech this is a result of the smoke from the wildfires burning north of the bay area blowing this way and the national weather service has issued an excessive heat watch for parts of the east bay and the north bay starting tomorrow morning. >> that advisory runs through tomorrow night with triple-digit heat and the forecast and happening now, we're tracking the potential dangerous conditions. bob riddell is looking into the best ways to best ways to for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness.

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this morning on the "3rd hour of today," travel chaos continuing. lost luggage, cancelled flights, turning our vacations into a stressful mess. so we'll break down the best ways to protect ourselves and talk about travel insurance. is it really worth it? plus best-sellers to help you ease back into school or work, what we need to organize and streamline the daily routines, including the lunchbox the entire family will want. and sheryl crow is in the house. we'll catch up with the star