"today in the bay." join us for "nbc bay area news" at 11:00 a.m. >> we'll be back at 7:25 for a local news update for you. stick and, the "today" show is coming up next. good monday morning. if you woke up thinking you were going to see nasa making history, you'll have to wait longer. >> a setback for an ambitious campaign to return to the moon. it is august 29th, and this is today. >> breaking news. on hold. with just minutes to go, nasa delays this morning's launch of the most powerful rocket. a mission set to usher in a new era for humans in space. the decision coming after several issues and storms in the area overnight. so when will we see that next

giant leap now? we're live at the kennedy space center with everything you need to know. >> breaking overnight, a gunman opens fire inside a grocery store in oregon. at least three people killed as authorities search for answers behind the attack. we'll have the very latest from the scene. damage control. federal officials launch a new review of those classified documents seized at donald trump's florida home as the former president and the justice department await a key ruling set for this week. travel troubles. >> it's been the worst experience ever. >> passenger complaints hitting an all-time high this summer, with labor day right around the corner, the issues millions could face over the long holiday weekend. and what you can do to make sure your next flight goes as smoothly as possible. honoring diana. prince harry opens up ahead of the 25th anniversary of his mother's death this week. >> she most certainly will never be forgotten.

>> his touching new tributes and the different ways he and prince william plan to mark the day. and then taylor smith wins bigs and stuns fans at the vmas. >> i thought it might be a fun moment to tell you that -- that my brand new album comes out october 21st. her big news, the night's unforgettable performances, and johnny depp's unexpected appearance. >> i needed the work. >> that had people talking. "today," monday, august 29th, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to "today."

7:00 a.m. on the west coast. we're certainly glad you're joining us this morning. savannah and hoda have the morning off. craig will join us in a little bit. good morning to you. >> yeah. good morning. vmas were huge. >> my goodness. >> if you are a taylor swift fan, you'll enjoy her news. we'll have all the highlights in a bit. first, let's get to the top story, history delayed down in florida. >> a big story. here's a live look at kennedy space center. nasa hoped that a new era of space exploration would be under way. that large rocket remains on the launch pad. >> we have former nasa restaurant here with us in new york city. nbc's tom costello standing by. tom, we start with you. walk us through what happened and that decision to scrub today's launch. >> yeah, really disappointing. the launch windows opened up at 8:30 eastern time, 8:33 to be precise. as they got close to it, things started happening.

they started having issues. let's start with the first issue. they thought they detected a crack on the outside of that big fuel tank that holds half a million gallons of liquid hydrogen. and that concerned them. they have since determined that crack appears to have only been in the installation foam not in the tank itself. so hopefully that's resolved. the but the second issue is maybe more serious. on the bottom you have four engines down here. each one of these engines is a reused really from the space shuttle days. one of those engines, the number three engine, is not getting proper flow, proper fuel flow from the liquid hydrogen. keep in mind, liquid hydrogen is negative 432 degrees fahrenheit. they're having trouble getting that liquid hydrogen into the number three engine. so that became a show stopper for them. they had to stop the entire launch. the question is how will they be able to resolve of this issue? can they fix it on the pad or do they need to roll this entire

assembly back to the vehicle assembly building behind me and rework the entire process? in the meantime, america's space program depends on artemis taking off safely off the pad. >> breaking news from launch pad 39-b at the kennedy space center this morning. >>. >> they have called a scrub for today. >> nasa postpones the launch of the artemis rocket. >> engineers working on a plan to continue gathering data about this particular engine. >> at first it was the weather causing problems then the team investigating a crack on the installation outside the massive fuel tank. and finally, a fuel flow problem with the number three engine. >> the issue that came up was an engine bleed that couldn't be remedied. >> nasa, of course, looking for perfect conditions before launching the massive artemis. at 322 feet, nearly double the height of the space shuttle and tank on the launch pad. using four reused space shuttle

engines with two booster rockets strapped to the sides, even louder and more powerful than the monster saturn five rockets from the apollo era. >> this mission goes with a lot of hopes and dreams of the lot of people. and we now are the artemis generation. >> the if all goes assen planned, astronauts could orbit in 2024 and a moon landing in '25 or '26. a new space station will orbit the room with astronauts spending six days on the moon base and one day mars. the lead flight director, we talked to him in the old apollo 11 mission control now restored down to the way it looked in 1969. >> you are building on 50, 60 years of nasa engineering expertise and experience. >> right. right. they figured it out back in that day, the apollo day. the trajectories we're using to get to the moon and back,

identical. >> reporter: the test critical. they have to test before they carry astronauts. pam is one of two women to command a space shuttle flight. today she's nasa's deputy administrator. >> we are ready for the next step to not just visit the moon and go on to mars but actually to stay, to do science, and to learn and learn about the solar system and about ourselves. >> reporter: and nasa says a woman and a person of color will be among the first astronauts to land on the moon when that happens. right now slated for december 2025, most people at nasa think that's unlikely. probably '26 at the earliest. as we were in the report. >> you just heard the next window for a possible launch is friday. put this in perspective for us. >> well, hopefully they'll be

able to go friday. when i say that you're planning a trip to florida and maybe you'll get to see a space launch. so these things happen. there is delays for various reasons. tom had a good explanation of why they're holding off for today. they're going to check it out pretty closely these next couple days. and make a decision if they want to try again on friday. friday is the next opportunity within this week of opportunities. >> the if they can fix it right there -- >> if they can fix it on the pad, that's a good thing. that means they don't have to roll it back. so friday and then maybe if that doesn't work monday. if they have to roll back the vehicle assembly building, that's a bigger process. that takes more time. probably bigger issue that they can only do inside of a vehicle assembly building and that means it's going to be a longer delay. >> what's the thinking here? as tom pointed out, there are parts being reused from this space shuttle program. so should we be worried? >> no. i don't think about that. those are very liable engines. i think i flew on one of them at one point.

they're very good engines. high quality engines. i wouldn't be worried about anything right now. i think what is good is that they're showing caution, right? people may be remember the delay. yeah, took a long time. they certainly remember a tragedy, in this case no one is onboard. so we won't hurt anyone. but still, to go and not be ready is worse than taking a couple extra days. >> finally, for people that don't really know, can you put in speaker inspective what this mission is all about? how important it is? >> it's -- our next step in leaving our planet and really going somewhere else. we've been -- i mean people in space station for the last 20 years continuously. and now we're going to get set to go to the moon and beyond. and there is a lot of great things going on including as they mentioned the astronaut office has changed in 50 years, right? and it's going to be different people calling. the first people of color, the first women will be going to the moon. there is a lot of things about this artemis program that is

very exciting. this is just the first step. so we'll wait a couple more days. >> this one has to happen so we can get back to the next one? >> yeah. this is say big one. they're checking out -- it's not just the launch vehicle. we'll see how that works within the few hours of the launch, but it is also checking out that spacecraft. >> former astronaut mike massimino, thank you. if it doesn't happen today, thank you for spending time with us. a gunman opening fire at a bend, oregon grocery store. three people were killed, including the shooter. one other person suffered nonlife threatening injuries. police say the gunman entered a safeway store just after 7:00 last night and started firing. it's not clear how the suspected shooter died but police say they did not fire in their response. key developments surrounding the fbi search of former president donald trump's home. kelly o'donnell has the latest on this one. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there is a new push from different corners to learn more about exactly what the fbi seized from the home of former

president donald trump today. and the big question, what was at risk to national security or intelligence assets like spies working for the u.s. government because mr. trump kept sensitive secrets at his private club in florida? this morning, the latest twist on the trump fbi search. two separate moves for mar-a-lago damage control. first, the director of national intelligence has told key leaders in congress that she has launched an assessment of the potential risk to national security. if secrets seized from the former president's home had been compromised, 11 sets of classified documents were removed in the search. plus another 184 classified documents recovered earlier as

described in the affidavit. democrats say that danger is real. >> he could be putting our national security at risk. he could be putting the lives of individual people who work for the united states at risk. >> reporter: and the second legal twist. a florida federal judge appointed by president trump writes that she is prepared to grant his request to appoint what's known as a special master. an independent official to review everything seized by the fbi. the judge also wants a more detailed list of what was removed and where those documents are now. judge cannon is giving the doj until tomorrow to respond. some republicans say more oversight of this investigation is needed. >> if you're going to take unprecedented action and raid a former president's house, you better have a strategy for unprecedented transparency. >> reporter: other republicans say mr. trump should have complied immediately. >> i understand he turned over a lot of documents he should have turned over all of them. >> it's up to the doj whether it's the level of indictment.

it's disgusting in my mind. >> still mr. trump's allies warn such a move by the doj could be met with major backlash. >> i'll say this, if there's a prosecution of donald trump for mishandling classified information, there will be riots in the street. >> former president trump has used his social media to insist he has done nothing wrong and repeatedly accuse the justice department and fbi of political prosecution, even prosecutorial misconduct. and there will be a hearing this thursday on the issue involving the special master. >> kelly o'donnell for us in washington. thank you. now to breaking news out of ukraine overnight. with intense fighting around europe's largest nuclear facility creating worldwide safety concerns the u.n. said an inspection team is on the way to that planet. megan fitzgerald has more on that. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning. overnight the international atomic energy agency said they're working to send a team inside the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, they should arrive by the end of the week. once there they'll look at the structural integrity and assess people inside. this morning rockets around the zaporizhzhia power plant, ukrainians bracing for a potential nuclear disaster. residents preparing for a worse case scenario, lining up for iodine pills in case of a leak. the u.n. watchdog says a team of scientists will be inside the power plant later this week to assess any damage. overnight, shelling intensified in ukraine's eastern region, where residential buildings were taken out and at least eight people were killed. president zelenskyy, in his nightly address to the nation

saying the donbas is almost destroyed. but weapons from the west are pouring in. ukrainian soldiers now armed with german made howitzers. slovakia offering these military fighter jets to ukraine while the uk has donated under water mine hunting drones, potentially clearing the way for more grain to be shipped around the world. >> that is very important because there is immense pressure, global pressure to actually start shifting what one could call a grain mountain backing up in ukraine. >> reporter: ukrainians say the water behind me is filled with russian mines, they tell me there's one channel clear because of an agreement between the ukrainians and the russians it's allowed for more than a million metric tons of food and grain to leave this city. >> thank you. congratulations go out this morning to the little league team from hawaii winning its fourth little league world

series. >> left field. he steps on third. here he comes. waiting on a call. safe or would only be the second out. hawaii wins the world championship again. >> wow. >> those boys are excited. the team needed just four innings to win the championship, 13-3. this team was dominant during their run in williamsport, pennsylvania. in six games they outscored their opponent, 60-5. >> what's going on in hawaii, great weather they can practice year round? >> something. let's bring in dylan with a look at the national forecast, she's in for al this morning. we have a chance of strong storms. we could see wind gusts 75 miles per hour in the chicago downtown

area. also large hail and isolated tornadoes possible too. it's in that dark orange. with he could see the strongest storms. right now, a lot of the activity is happening over eastern iowa. but these storms will will continue to strengthen as they move to the east later this evening. especially. it's all up on this cold front, though. of as this moves east, it will take the storms from the midwest and shift them into the interior northeast for tuesday. again, especially during the afternoon into the evening when you have that day time heating. risk of storms are possible again tomorrow. that's for rain. a half inch to an inch of rain is possible. it is the damaging winds that will be our biggest threat today. today. at's a look at theth w you know the best way to travel is with the same three dudes you've known since 3rd grade. you know what happens in vegas... is mostly just eating... a lot of eating. you know nothing brings the guys together better than a movie, about a man and his dog. you know beer with the boys is a great experience, but nothing can beat pinot with the pals.

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>> reporter: tom, good morning. i talked to a man that spent a week trying to go from miami no newark. can you understand why frustrations with boiling over coming up after the break we'll tell you which airlines are performing pretty well when it comes to being on time. which ones are struggling. and also right now, how can you prepare yourself for what is coming ahead with signs of hope on the horizon after this break. >> we'll take the signs of hope. death. just ahead, prince harry's moving new speech to honor his mother and he and brother william's plans r the somber fo william's plans r the somber fo here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families.

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a very good morning to you. it is 7:26 right now. i'm laura garcia. here's a look at today's top stories including a new kind of training in order for first responders covering the golden gate bridge. >> i'm kris sanchez. first responders are about to get specialized to training to help people in crisis at the golden gate bridge. the $215 million steel net under the bridge should be complete by next year and the golden gate bridge authority is setting aside nearly $1 million to build a specialized training facility so that firefighters and other rescuers know what to do if or when a person lands in that net.

if you or someone you know is in crisis, there is a toll-free hotline for help in english and in spanish, there's an 800 number but the easiest one to remember is 988. i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco. thousands of dead fish have washed up along coastlines across the bay area. take a look at these photos from sausalito, point richmond, oyster point and the fish also washed up in alameda. the nonprofit san francisco baykeeper tells us these are the consequences of an algae bloom. the bloom is expected to fade as the year progresses but you are advised to avoid prolonged contact with the water. let's get a look at the forecast for today, kari is keeping track of it for us. >> we're starting out with a hazy sky, watching our air quality as well. wildfire smoke coming in will make some of the worst air quality in parts of the north bay, but anywhere across the bay area, if you're smelling smoke, you want to limit your time out there. as far as temperatures, it actually feels nice and cool.

it's going to be a comfortable afternoon, but martinez reaching 83 degrees and low 80s for san jose. we will be heating up as we head closer to the end of the week. laura? >> thank you and thank you for joining us as we

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monday morning a shot at rockefeller plaza. we'll go outside and say hello to those happy folks in a moment tom llamas is joining us inside the studio. >> happy mon-yay no you give it to everything. >> thursday, friday. >> i start on thursday >> happy monday.

>> good morning. good morning. >> happy monday to you as well let us start off this half hour with your 7:30 headlines washington commanders rookie running back brian robinson jr. was shot multiple times during a possible attempted robbery last night. he was taken to a d.c. hospital with nonlife threatening injuries ron rivera said he's in good spirits and thanked everyone for prayers and supports. the government will stop sending at home covid-19 tests this friday, without congressional funding for more kits, the government needs to conserve the stock pile. the white house said if lawmakers agree to more funding they'll resume shipping the tests. they've shipped 600 million tests through the websites. a mint condition 1952 mickey mantle baseball card sold for $12.6 million yesterday. that's the most money ever paid

for sports memorabilia the rare card eclipsed the record just posted a few months ago of $9.3 million for a jersey wore by a soccer great mickey mantle's rookie year was 1951, this is 1952, this is the first top's baseball card that's why. the guy who sold it bought it for 50 grand in the '90s. >> you're kidding? >> that's a return on invest. >> yeah. let's turn to our ongoing consumer confidential series the kickoff of labor day weekend is almost here so we're helping with travel plans. >> a chaotic summer for travel, and customer complaints skyrocketed in june. >> thinking about your holiday plans. nbc's sam brock has tips for us from miami international airport. good to see you, my friend what you got.

>> reporter: always a pleasure good morning the mid year report card if you want to call it that from passengers confirmed what a lot of people already believed which is that this june was a travel disaster, so much so the d.o.t. is looking at new rules to try to hold airlines accountable the airlines said their performance improved in july with the next big test, labor day, quickly approaching this morning with summer travel winding down, a new report reveals significant elevation in travel complaints. the department of transportation releasing a consumer report which found airline complaints soared to sky high levels in june, up nearly 35% for may and almost 270% from before the pandemic in the first six months of 2022 alone, there have been more complaints than all of 2019. the new numbers.

no surprise to those who took to the skies this summer. >> it's been the worst experience ever. >> reporter: with airline reliability, or lack thereof, topping the list of gripes the report zeros in on which airlines were the most punctual. topping that list were hawaiian and alaska air while frontier, jetblue, and allegiant make up the bottom three with the highest rate of delays allegiant landing two out of five flights late. adding they are working to mitigate the problem on the cancellation front, american, delta and united saw the highest cancellation rates this june though they offered the most flights american and delta tell us they have since improved their

operations. >> june was the worst month of the year when it came to flight delays and cancellations things have improved but it underscores how bad things got. >> reporter: book early flights. the report finding those flights were about 25% more likely to be on time than those at the end of the day. if you're caught in a travel nightmare with a delayed or cancled flight, be sure to ask the airline for compensation. >> everything is on the table, and it never hurts to ask. >> reporter: still, some hope for travelers headed into the fall many experts are expecting ticket prices to drop after the busy summer season if you take to the road instead, gas prices are still falling, good news for drivers over labor day weekend. >> sam, ticket prices are going down but what about those delays and cancellations you mentioned. is flying going to get any smoother going forward >> reporter: great question, it's on the top of a lot of travelers' minds, the biggest change from the airlines, they trimmed their schedules and

boosted staff knowing the status quo is not acceptable. but the department of transportation has opened up a 90 day public comment period looking at changes, one possibility would affect refunds right now to get a refund your flight needs to be cancelled or have a significant delay, but significant has not been defined. these would define it for three hours or m de oromfromestic, six hours for international. this could make it airlines not wanting to keep you from getting on the flight. >> thank you, sam. coming up on a monday morning with the new school year here, perhaps you are looking for ways to reduce your family's budget fear not, vicky nguyen has a creative suggestion to get what you need and save money in the process. first princes william and harry preparing to mark 25 years since their mother's death, but

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the 25th anniversary since her tragic death. >> and she most certainly will never be forgotten i want it to be a day filled with memories of her incredible work and love the way she did it a day to share the spirit of my mom with my family, with my children who i wish could have met her. >> reporter: on a day that many thought could have been brought prince harry and prince william together, seems tensions will keep them apart. >> a lot of people looking at the two brothers remembering it's 25 years since their mother died many would love to see this as the occasion that patches up the relationship. >> reporter: the two made it clear the 20th anniversary of their mother's passing was the last time they would publicly mark the occasion. >> it seems there is significant bad blood between them it goes back to the courtship of harry and meghan and the wedding. >> reporter: the brothers united last summer to unveil a statue of princess diana.happen.

>> reporter: the two have made it clear that the 20th anniversary of their mother's passing was the last time they would publicly mark th this week prince harry will n them goes back to the courtship of harry and meghan mourn in private with his wife and their two young children at home in california and in england, prince william will do the same with his family as they prepare to move to their new home in windsor. >> kelly we just heard the royal family isn't planning any official events but can we

expect anything from the britisw times back in 1985 sold at people >> reporter: yeah, tom, typically on this very sad anniversary royal fans come to kensington palace, lay flowers and messages for princess diana. just to show you how strong that emotional tie between the public and the princess is, 25 years later, over the weekend, a ford escort she drove a few times in 1985 sold at auction for more than $700,000. the auction house said they had more phone-in bids for that car than they've had in more than a decade tom? >> kelly for us. princess diana in a ford escort, would not have called that one. >> in the early days. >> a princess of the people. >> we'll have more on the life and legacy of princess diana throughout the week. tomorrow we'll focus on how her impact is still shaping the monarchy all these years later. we'll do that tomorrow on "today" but first a check of the weather with ms. dryer >> we're looking hot, getting to the southwest, end of august, temperatures well above average, heat watches in effect for las vegas and san diego, phoenix as well we are going to see temperatures well up into the 90s and 100s. las vegas tomorrow we're looking

at a high of 107 wednesday 109. thursday 110 degrees we are going to see these temperatures continue at this rate, even up across the pacific northwest in pendleton looking for a high of 100 degrees on wednesday. medford, oregon 100 degrees tomorrow and wednesday in the upper 90s in the northeast we are going to see the temperatures continue to warm up, be well above average by 5 to 15 degrees, syracuse, 92, boston 95. tomorrow still in the upper 80s, lower 90s. but we are going to see the temperatures cool down as we get into the weekend erie drops to 69 by thursday even baltimore comfortable on good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we wake up and head out in the tri-valley, it looks a little hazy outside. we are going to see more

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a very good morning to you. it is 7:56 right now. i'm laura garcia. here's a look at what's happening now. >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. movie theaters all over america will charge just $3 a ticket coming up on september 3rd. national cinema day, a day they made up for the event, 3,000 theaters across the u.s. will participate, big chains like cinemark and amc will as well. amc says it will have a one-day deal on popcorn and soda for $5 total. let's look at the forecast. that's free today with kari. >> we're looking pretty good, too. i think a lot of people like it, except there will be some mainly moderate air quality across parts of the bay area due to

wildfire smoke drifting in, a fire around oregon and the california border that's going to start to push in as we go into this afternoon. as far as temperatures, it feels really nice as we head up for about 78 degrees in napa, 77 in hayward. for the south bay we're looking at highs about 80 degrees and through the forecast, our temperatures will be heating up. unfortunately, it looks like it's going to be a really hot weekend ahead with some upper 90s and even over 100 degrees for some spots while san francisco will see highs in the upper 60s. we'll see some low 70s for the work week and upper 70s for the weekend. laura? >> looks good, thanks so much. thank you for joining us as well. i'll be back with another local news update in half an hour. see you then.

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the tennis superstar set to take the court tonight in what will likely be her final u.s. open. and secondhand savings back to school season is in full swing, and we have the tips to help you save money. including ways to step up your style, bishoping secondhand. >> i don't remember the last time i went into a real store and bought a pair of jeans for full price. top of the hops. with so many beer options out there we'll help you sort through the suds to find your perfect brew. "today," monday, august 29th, 2022. >> here with our mom. >> from ontario. >> girl trip from ohio. >> hello myrtle beach, south carolina.

>> gabby turns 12 today. shout out to nbc channel 2 wgrz in buffalo, new york. >> from greenwood, indiana my 66th birthday. from campus to "today" for diana's 50th birthday. happy birthday, diana. welcome back to "today" we appreciate you being with us on a monday morning, starting your week with us, savannah and hoda enjoying time off. how was the weekend? >> it was great. >> weather was beautiful. >> it was. let's get to your news at 8:00 because all eyes are on kennedy space center this morning where nasa is scheduled but they have to reschedule because of fuel leaks. >> tom, what happened this morning? >> craig, good morning. a real disappoint mept for everybody here at kennedy space senter in florida and for the several hundred thousand people that packed into aert hoping to

watch artemis lift of. here's what happened. as daylight broke, they had two problems. number one, they thought they found a crack right along the fuel tank here of artemis. they did a deep inspection of this, worried it may be a crack in the flange or inside the tank itself which contains half a million gallons of liquid hydrogen. know, it is on the foam installation. they don't think the tank is crashed. however this he have another problem. down here they have four engines on the bottom of the artemis stack. one of those engineses was not properly taking fuel into the engine itself. it was not properly going into the number three engine. all four of these engines have been reused from the shuttle days. this particular engine was used six times already.

they have to figure out what the problem is with that engine. that was the show stopper today. if they can fix it on the pad, great. but there is also a chance they may have to pull this entire assembly off the launch pad, bring it back over here to the assembly building to work on it inside in dry dock. make no mistake, it's critical that artemis gets off the pad safely. >> all right. tom costello, thank you. >> the u.s. open begins today and the spotlight is on serena williams. the 23 time grand slam singles champion takes to the court tonighten in what is the last tournament of the ground breaking career. stephanie gosk is at the stadium in queens. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of excitement here. serena will be playing a 27-year-old. they've never played before. danka has been here before, won two matches. serena has won 106 matches at

the u.s. open. when serena made the announcement she may retiring after the grand slam tournament. the u.s. open sold more tickets in the 24 hours after that statement than they did in the seven days leading up to it combined. since then the tributes have been pouring in for serena's career, how she's played on the court and who she is as a person. last night gatorade dropped a commercial narrated by none other than beyonce. >> when the world writes her down in history, we'll begin where she started, at love a love that started a movement a a movement to always love exactly who you are. >> reporter: so serena is 40 years old, she's been playing this game for two decades. and she has changed it and she's done it through her

athleticism on the court, which had never been seen before that level of power and speed, other players had to adapt or be totally left behind. the first time that she won the u.s. open was 1999 and she was a teenager that was 23 years ago. which just happens to be the number of single grand slam titles that she has earned one less than the record at 24 but even without matching that record, very few people would dispute she's the greatest to have played the game back to you. >> power and speed, two good words there. steph, thank you. to a scary moment for students riding the school bus home in florida. the incident caught on camera by one of the kids. the wheel, you see it there, came off the bus they were riding on. the driver quickly pulled over as the wheel rolled down the street what's more frightening, this was the second time in a week that a wheel fell off the bus in a duval county school district, it was a different bus but same

route and driver, thankfully no one was injured in either incident >> crazy. >> and thankfully the kids were laughing. over the weekend a small town in france held a special ceremony to honor an american fighter pilot who made the ultimate sacrifice helping liberate the country near the end of world war ii, aaron gilchrist is in france with how the pilot made the extra effort to save the lives of locals as he was falling to his own death. it's an incredible story. >> reporter: it is if you think about the details. we're about three hours outside of paris in the small town this american pilot has become woven into the story, including the effort to find his family decades later. they found the family, the family is here, they've been able to come here with the town and celebrate a new chapter. a soaring show of air power from

the french air force above and below a small town rolled out a welcome teeming with patriotism. all to honor an american hero who died helping to bring freedom to france near the end of world war ii. >> it's extraordinary. i can't come up with enough words for this it's unbelievable. >> reporter: which he is see flew from wyoming to the french village for a special tribute to her great uncle and to discovery a piece of her family history. >> there were people who felt they wouldn't be here -- >> for not my great uncle, yeah. >> reporter: he was a fighter pilot during the world war ii, he was shot down by anti-aircraft artillery. lieutenant gilmore's plane was headed to this home, he was able to turn the plane just enough to crash into the field the locals will tell you he saved their lives. one of those children in the summer of '44, at 95 now his health kept him from the special gathering but his great daughter was here. >> translator: my great germany was a nurse, she ran to help him. she took his bracelet. >> reporter: that bracelet was hidden for years now

the special ceremony 78 years to the day after gilmore died, this small village honoring him and other soldiers who helped liberate that bracelet is also the reason for chelsea's trip with her mom and son. a mission to thank the french for safeguarding their family's legacy >> it's just a connection to the past and knowing that my mother's uncle and my great uncle and grandmother's brother had such an impact on this town. >> reporter: a selfless act that cost him his life but saved so many others. >> they're so grateful and i want to capture as much of that as i can >> reporter: so we already have an idea of what the next chapter

of the story is going to be. remember the bracelet with the etching forever nancy on the back of it we don't know who nancy is, but the town believes it was lieutenant gilmore's fiancee his niece said her mission is to find out who nancy is and maybe find her story too. >> a remarkable story, thank you. keep us posted aaron gilchrist from france. that's the news. and now craig you have the morning boost. >> that's could have been the boost. but some days you just need a helping hand to get where you're going. after heavy rainfall in texas last week, 4-year-old madison is crying because she needs to

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we are back, it is 8:16 on this monday morning, with our series dedicated to all things back to school with prices and inflation still high, all that shopping is probably taking a toll on your budgets. >> that's true vicky nguyen did her homework and discovered one potential way to save money. >> i'm the shopping nerd for sure inflation will test all of our family budgets once again, but some parents have found a way to pass with flying colors to find back to school clothes and other essentials they're shopping secondhand as students return to the classroom, parents already doing the math a recent survey finding families plan to spend about $864 on back to school shopping

to make it work some are turning to the second hand market. >> i want parents to know it's okay to thrift shop. >> reporter: ana began thrifting during the pandemic. she said it helped stretch the family budget without giving up style. >> she's looking for back to school clothes. >> reporter: garcia part of the 60% consumers who found second hand savings during inflation. thread up says the resale market saw record growth last year and will likely reach $82 billion by 2026 in the u.s. and shoppers like that it's ecofriendly to buy what's already out there. >> our younger shoppers particularly are telling us, i want to buy clothing good for the planet i don't want to be part of the fashion waste problem but i want to save money also. >> reporter: layla co-owns

plato's closet in middletown, new jersey it sources 95% of the inventory from the local community secondhand stores like this, buffalo exchange, cross roads and local thrift shops offer a two-fer, you can save and make money on gently used items. >> thank you so much for coming. >> reporter: factory shutdowns overseas, supply chain issues at the ports none of that affected you. >> exactly if anything our inventory grew school basics like denim. >> i got three pair of american eagle jeans, i believe my bill was $38. >> i don't remember the last time i went into a real store and bought a pair of jeans for a full price >> if your shopping list

includes electronic shop used from swap up, best buy, or amazon for a second hand computer wipe the hard drive before using it and smart phone ask the seller for the international mobile equipment identity number, you can see if the phone is eligible for activation for college students who need furniture try craigs list, facebook marketplace a cheat sheet for finding savings. experts say talk to your teachers ask which items are essential. you may not need everything right at the start of classes. and also consider buying items in bulk. talk to other parents on the email list and maybe you can split the costs. >> great idea. >> some of the websites i've never heard of. >> a great place to shop and sell things you don't need anymore and get extra cash back. >> i think sometimes we do too much it's okay to reel it in a little bit.

the kids will be just as happy. >> just slow roll it. >> yes >> good you stuff. thank you. dylan standing by. locks of folks going back to school, how are we looking >> we have the flooding concern down near mississippi because of the rain we've seen in the past, not the rain today that is leading to river flooding, something to keep an eye on mississippi gets more rain tomorrow today mostly across texas and good monday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is going to be one of the coolest days of the week. reaching into the mid-80s for some of our warmest spots inland. and you could see the trend here as we head for low 90s by the end of the week. then upper 90s for the labor day holiday weekend. for san francisco, we are starting out with some low clouds and fog.

we'll see some peeks of sunshine today and then more sunshine through the week, by friday >> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right. >> best time of the morning. >> keep the lie going, craig thank you. national cinema day, the last couple years have been filled with ups and downs but after the success of movies like jurassic park and maverick. theatres are going to offer tickets at the low price of 3 bucks. >> they're going to jack up the price of popcorn. >> the massive discount is thanks to a group offering the special promotion as a thank you to all of you who turned up in

theatres this summer. >> and regular movies, not just like -- >> yeah. whatever is playing at those particular participating theatres. >> three bucks. >> when i saw top gun in 1986, the first top gun, it was three bucks. national cinema day is saturday, september 3rd. netflix, who remembers back in the day you had to rent movies, wait for the envelope to show up with one dvd, it comes in the mail, today marks 25 years since netflix came into our lives. the giant is celebrating with a walk down memory lane in this new video. >> go to netflix.com make a list of the movies you want to see. it's easy. >> suddenly millions of dvds are flying through the mail. >> i never returned this one, that's on me >> but at a certain point dvds couldn't keep up luckily the internet could streaming was born and bing became the way to watch stuff.

>> fun facts, the first dvd shipped was beetle juice and did you know netflix was almost called kibbel, like the dog food how about blockbuster, you walk in and there's a wall and you wanted to rent poltergeist on vhs but the boxes are empty. they're all out and then you have to rewind it and return it. >> be kind, rewind. next up, harry styles recently started the residency at madison square garden before that doing the love on tour concerts in toronto where one father/daughter duo has gone viral for their matching show ensembles look at this ♪ i go round and round ♪ ♪ ♪ spinning spinning away ♪ >> that is well thought out.

before heading out to harry's back-to-back toronto shows earlier this month, a 16-year-old super fan informed her dad they would be going all out for the concerts she made a google spread sheets with the accessories they needed to accomplish. here in new york, styles continues to rock his 15 nights at msg where a fan through an interesting gift on stage. >> interesting approach. who threw the chicken nugget this is cold and i'm assuming very old. it's yours you want it back why? because. all right. here you go. don't eat it don't go looking for it. we'll get you another nugget, okay >> they'll keep that nugget. >> you thought the mickey mantle rookie card went for a lot of

money. $17 million chicken nugget there. >> hilarious. straight ahead, so many hollywood stars with one beloved teacher in common, paying tribute to their classroom hero, including our own jacob soboroff, what he has to say about isthns ipiring m a very good monday morning. it is 8:26. >> i'm laura garcia. a man recently arrested in a 40-year-old south bay cold case is expected to be arraigned. authorities in hawaii arrested 75-year-old gary ramirez at his home. police say dna evidence expected him to the murder of 15-year-old karen stit in 1982. she was stabbed nearly 60 times near a bus stop in sunnyvale. last year he was extradited from maui to the south bay to face rape and murder charges. authorities say he has no prior

criminal history. let's get a look at our forecast for this monday morning with kari hall. >> and we're waking up to a hazy sky and clouds in parts of the bay area. watching off the air quality that will be at times moderate to unhealthy due to wildfire smoke comes in and in the particulate matter will be in the north bay an the rest of the bay area seeing some high levels. reaching to the mid-70s for san mateo and oakland. 88 in concord and 80 in san jose. going through the rest of the forecast, it is going to be heating up and look at those temperatures inland by the weekend. upper 90s while san francisco upper 90s while san francisco will go from upper 0i6

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we are back it is 8:30, a monday morning the 29th of august, 2022 great to see so many smiling faces on the plaza good looking crowd >> a lot of kids. >> we have a busy half hour ahead, starting with the story of a high school drama teacher

who gives students a different kind of education. to say he's beloved would be an understatement and big stars are proud to say they were in his class, including jacob soboroff, he'll take us inside a special celebration for one of his role models. we've been told about the benefits of drinking water but did you know you can get a boost by standing near water we've felt it for some time but now the science backs it up. the benefits of hydration and relaxation. an important story coming up i'm helping you dive into the wide wide world of drinking beer guys, this is serious business here ails, ipas, pilsners, laggers, i'm going to do that for you. >> you're a giving. >> i'll do it for you.

then on the third hour, consumer confidential we can all relate to. vicky nguyen is going to join us and tell us how to get a live person on the phone when you just need customer service want to talk to somebody. also the best times to call so you don't get stuck on hold forever. >> zero zero. >> that's not the way you do it. companies caught onto that >> yeah. before we do anything else, one more check -- it's a little muggy out here. >> it is you're always sweating it's going to feel like summer continuing through the end of august as we see temperatures well above average, starting off this week with highs in the 80s and 90s in the northeast and a chance of storms back through chicago. that's actually a cold front that's going to cool things down as we get towards the end of the week watch out for strong storms with wind and hail possible today

wednesday, beautiful in the midwest, temperatures in the lower 80s, lots of sunshine. more rain in areas of texas, louisiana, and mississippi that could exacerbate the flooding we're seeing down there. finishing the week, beautiful in the northeast, back through the middle of the country, most areas except the gulf coast and southeast see lots of sunshine and comfortable temperatures good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a live look outside in san jose where it is bright and sunny. it may look hazy and more clouds moving into san francisco as we get more clouds and fog. temperatures here headed for the upper 60s. we're watching out for some moderate air quality, especially in the north bay. as our temperatures reach the upper 70s and low 80s. 80 today in fremont and 80 in san jose. but as we go through the week, it is forecast. before we go anywhere else >> a vip. >> joe fryer is here with his

dad dick his first time in new york. >> first time? >> bringing your father down to the ground, they're doing everything >> we love your son, thank you so much. >> the best. >> for bringing him by. >> coming up next. >> up next we are celebrating a beloved and inspiring drama teacher who has impacted the lives of thousands of students, including as you see here, some recognizable faces in hollywood and doing it with one of his former students, our own jacob soboroff we'll have that for you in a bit but first, this is "today" on nbc. what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26? not one dime to get people off the streets and into housing 27 generates hundreds of million to help solve homelessness. the choice is clear yes on prop 27.

what's the difference between prop 26 and prop 27? 26 is a money grab that doesn't guarantee a cent for non-gaming tribes. 27 requires 15% of all state revenues go to non-gaming tribes. the choice is clear. yes, on 27. as the new welcome back as the new school year gets under way, it got us thinking about our favorite teachers and the many way they shaped our lives. >> jacob soboroff joins us now to tell us about a man who made a big impression on him as well as thousands of other students some of whose names you will recognize. good morning. >> good morning.

so many of us understand the power of a great teacher because we have all had one who changed our lives. ted walsh is mine. i had an opportunity to celebrate him at a special event earlier this month as he faces his greatest challenge yet in life, he is still teaching lessons we can all learn from. it was a rock star reception in a los angeles school gym at a gathering to honor a teacher who's profoundly impacted thousands of students, some you probably know. >> ted walsh, never enough never, never, never. ♪ children will listen ♪ >> this is ted walsh's final show honored at the place he spent the past 32 years of his life, harvard west lake school, teaching theatre, cinema studies and philosophy he's made a market on students

across the country, some who have gone on to touch so many of us. >> he shows up time and time again. >> he sees who you are and helps you reach your potential. >> he's the reason i'm doing what i'm doing now and why my life is the way it is. >> reporter: ted walsh was my high school drama teacher more than 20 years ago. >> for me the way you touched me it was not through aggressive overteaching it was simple. >> if i do one thing with my student it's treat them as a fellow adult, even though they're not. treat their ideas with great respect, even though it's kind of ordinary. let them know they're safe that you are there supporting them. confident that the end result will work. >> reporter: included in the thousands of learned from walsh are jake and maggie gyllenhaal, jason segal and jessica capshaw.

and his impact goes far beyond hollywood. if some said what does ted walsh mean to you, they would say everything. >> and they would be exaggerating but they'd also be saying i gave them something that then allowed them to find something that they exploded. >> reporter: his pride and commitment extends to every one of his students. >> he was invested in all of our lives and the most impactful class i've had. >> he treats you like he's a friend. >> reporter: now our friend, the man who caught us all so much about life is giving us a lesson in how he's approaching death. the cannes erhe beat two years ago returned in many a rare incurable form. >> i have said about death it's an enemy we all have it's the one thing that defines us that struggle to fight it is misplaced.

why not live life the best you can so that when this thing that we all have comes our way, is not an enemy but, in fact, can actually be your friend. >> he's chosen to foregohiremai most of whom are past students. >> i'm having the time of my life this is a great moment sure, the body really just isn't working. but the voice is, the brain is the heart is >> reporter: it's with that very heart that walsh has changed countless people's lives. >> a student put it better than i will he said, you allowed me to find out who i am you had the decency to treat me as the person you hoped i would become that's what teachers do. >> reporter: man, i could talk about ted walsh for hours. special shoutout to mark and julie plat who made the event

possible he's teaching until this second. he's had his former students over at his house working on a book about his favorite film i think it helps me appreciate all great teachers dedicating their life to this cause. >> we all have a mr. walsh. >> absolutely. >> has he written a book those are words of wisdom -- >> he's working on it to this day, carson. it's an incredible thing he wants everybody to read it. >> great story >> great teacher >> thank you jacob up next, how would you like to lower your stress and anxiety? >> dr. azar says a powerful tool is all around usus. she'll explain. >> is it this beer over here >> it's not the beer. >> is all around us.t'

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your health, a simple and affordable way to reduce anxiety and stress. >> while it's not a substitute for therapy by any means, studies show spending a few minutes in or near the water can have surprising healing powers look at this, more than a third of adults say they've been forced to skip therapy sessions because they couldn't afford them. >> joining us now dr. natalie azar good to have you. >> good morning. >> we've known for some time about the benefits of drinking water. >> yes. >> hydrate, hydrate. but now it seems being near water is great for you as well what are the benefits? >> this is what experts say, they say being in or around water can decrease anxiety and rejuvenate us. we'll talk about how that happens but essentially one of these concepts is the flow

state. if you're in a body of water, you are -- your internal state just becomes calm. the overlying theme of this segment today is going to be getting rid of all that outside noise and sort of bringing it internal and as i said, experts say water can achieve that for us. >> this is a thing i feel like we've known it for so long you love to go to the beach, the lake, whatever it is what is it about water, now science is backing it up, that's so healing. >> exactly chris and i were talking about this before the segment. we experienced it but never thought about, never been intentional about. it basically inspires a sense of awe, it's something greater than ourselves and expands your mind a little bit but specifically there's the sensory responses. what does water actually do for us it decreases all the visual and auditory and the stimulation coming in. that's not the right -- hold that in for a second

also the sound is very, very soothing and also, if you go near a body of water that has a familiar smell, say from your childhood, it can evoke those kind of memories and make you really, really happy also floating allows your body to rest and it holds our attention. something called soft fascination. water is dynamic it has different colors, it's moving so your attention is on that rather than the noise. >> soft fascination, that's a concept i haven't heard of if you live near a beach, a large body of water you can achieve this but what if you don't live near water. >> if you live in a landlock state, urban water counts, river, domestic sources of water, sprinklers, pools, bathtubs and engaging in water sports can help you. >> quickly we talked about the fact that so many people are

skipping therapy because it's so expensive. are there any other tips you can offer? >> what therapists have said, a lot of therapists have said they have clients not able to make their sessions they'll say -- they are recommending different books or apps, things like that just to tie in to the water, experts say you don't need to be physically near the water, youa. as well as looking at pictures, videos, and need maybe two hours a week, so a couple of minutes every day at that exposure can make a difference. >> remember those old school screen savers. >> yes >> thank you, thank you. >> good information, thank you. if water doesn't lower your anxiety, maybe beer will how many beers did you bring us? >> as many as i could.

>> we'll break it down. we have the expert here, finding your favorite brew we'll be forced to taste a few of them. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

and we're back with "today's" food but this morning it's all about one of our favorite drinks around here, that's good old fashioned beer if you're overwhelmed by the options out there, this segment is for you we're going to cover it all. vanessa price is here to help you find your perfect brew let's start with montauk you're opening a new spot. >> yes >> congratulations. >> thank you >> what do we know about the montauk beer >> it's a brewery right down the street from our restaurant to we're excited to work with them. but they're also distributed nationally widely.

first we have two different types of ales, a belgium white it's the sort of thing you want to do to close out summer, it's soft, creamy. >> that's nice. >> wakes the pallet up at whatever time of the morning it is. >> very sweet. >> if if you move to the pumpkin ale. it's fermeanted with pumpkin in the mash >> and montauk has an ipa -- >> yeah. they have all sorts of stuff. >> tons of seasonal stuff. >> big fan >> me too. >> let's keep it moving. >> that's what we're going to go for there. we have two different ipas there, the first is athletic brewing, this is a nonalcoholic. >> let's move to the next one.

>> does it taste the same? >> you want to go out with your friends, drink and not be the person singled out. >> it's good. >> from a beer drinker -- >> my sister drinks not alcoholic beers this is a good one to have at the house it tastes like an ipa. >> that's this one. >> i'll never drink it again. >> they do nonalcoholic beers. the next is actually this is a brewery from my hometown, louisville, kentucky, had to give them a plug against the grain. this is a double ipa >> hoppy. >> you mention ipa in international bitterness units, under 20, not bitter, 20 to 45 is the normal range. over 45 is super bitter. >> that takes like marijuana. >> is there alcohol in this? >> 8%. >> i don't know off the top of my head but it's on the higher side. >> i'm ashamed to say it, but i'm not really a beer drinker. there are a lot -- everybody keeps on me, you need to try this one or that one do you have something for -- >> yes you're the perfect segue let's move to the next table >> carson is like i don't know what you speak

>> i know. >> it's like a drinking game >> for somebody like me, we don't always go to beer. >> ales, which is what we had on the first table are top fermenting yeast source are the oldest form of making beer, they use wild yeast. >> no. >> i love it >> that's an acquired taste. >> that's something different. >> try the cabernet. >> that needs a cup of sugar. >> move off the source. >> move off the sours. >> do you like it? be honest. >> it's not bad. >> on tv, it's not bad means you don't like it. >> if you want something crisp, light, refreshing. >> did you like miller high life >> it's the champagne of beers last we have a pilsner, a lagger with more to end it.

>> vanessa we want to thank you for this. >> cheers. >> sheinelle chugged it. you have to chug this one. >> all right, guys before we go, where's dylan can we celebrate birthdays >> normally i'd say with a beer but doing first birthdays today. an extra special bash, let's highlight these cuties happy first birthday to lincoln halt, a playful baby from buffalo new york he loves to explore with his mountain dog clover. i bet he's a little smaller than the dog. next gene faulk of texas happy first birthday to miles angeles in new york nothing more he likes than laughing and

playing with his big sister. grayson marquez, enjoys new food but like his favorites, he'll never turn down ice cream. elizabeth poe of melvern, pennsylvania busy lizzie because she's always on the go. and happy first birthday to sabine bailey, she took her first steps at 9 months now they have to keep up with her can't wait to see what you accomplish next. thank you. >> we have -- >> there you go. >> cheers to the 1-year-olds >> thank you, dylan. coming up on "hoda and jenna" grammy winner kelly rowland on the emotional moment she reconnected with her dad after 30 years first on the third hour, a back to school issue that a lot

of parents have been struggling with what's the right age to get your kid a phone? we're going to talk about that. >> 36. >> i wish. we'll talk about that. we have a helpful guide. have a great week. >> thank you, vanessa. >> come on over, dylan >> cheers. >> we'll see you after your local news 8:56 on your monday morning. i'm laura garcia. new bay area fallout if fr our climate in crisis. dead fish popping aup long some of the bay area coastal lines. that includes sausalito and

oyster pitcher and alameda. experts blame it on a large toxic algae bloom which took hold last month. the group bay keeper believes treated wastewater is allowing the algae to grow. happening now, our ginger is talking with scientists and will have a live day report and also history it on sold. nasa scrubbing the planned launch of the artemis 1 spacecraft around the moon due spacecraft around the moon due p engine here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families.

we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner in such a way to see transformation come to them. yes on prop 27, because there's no place like home.

this morning on the third hour of "today", scrubbed. nasa's historic artemis launch on hold. what's happened overnight and when we could see the rocket blast off. then hold the phone for our consumer confidential. how to get a real live person on the line when you call customer service. and we're opening studio 1a when nikki youre p