thank you very much. that does it for us this morning here on "today in the bay." stick around, because at 11:00 we have more during our midday newscast. >> that's right. miss a minute, miss a lot. have a great d good, it is thursday >> donald trump is speaking out overnight. it is september 22nd this is "today." under pressure the former president facing a pair of legal setbacks the past 24 hours overnight, the justice department regaining access to those classified documents seized at mar-a-lago trump fighting back in a new interview with this stunning claim. >> if you're the president of the united states you can declassify by saying declassified even by thinking about it. >> in new york, trump and his

company and his children sue by the state's attorney general accusing them of staggering fraud to help build their empire so what does it all mean and where does it go from here we'll break it all down for you. breaking overnight, protests erupt in russia. people now fleeing over vladimir putin's efforts to call up hundreds of thousands of new troops and president biden delivering a harsh rebuke on the world stage slamming the russian leader for escalating the war in ukraine with nuclear threats >> we'll stand in solidarity against russia's aggression, period >> we will have the very latest. ready, set, hike the fed increases interest rates for the third consecutive time the goal, easing the pain of americans still facing soaring inflation and rising prices. straight ahead, what it all means for your bottom line bracing for impact a hurricane warning now issued for bermuda as fiona bears down.

plus, all eyes on the next big storm likely headed for the gulf coast. al's tracking both of them. those stories plus scary encounter. a video going viral. >> there's this guy in a red car that's driven by me twice. it's making me really nervous. >> her message about always trusting your gut hitting homes with millions. shell of a day hitting the high seas for a special turtle release live "today" thursday, september 22, 2022 from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie. and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning it's thursday. it is nice to start with a -- oh sweet. >> we have a cuteness alert why

not just kerry sanders but the baby turtle he holds in his hands. if you see them released - >> let's see oh. >> great story warm your heart and a story about the changing climate. >> with so many ups and downs in the economy lately we'll simplify what that interest rate hike means to you. all of it, how it affects the bottom line. >> that's right but the growin legal troubles deepening on self fronts for donald trump. to a new high-profile lawsuit filed by new york's attorney general. he fired back overnight in a new interview. kiss ten welker on the story this morning. >> good morning. >> a three-judge panel handing a victory at least temporarily to the justice department

it comes hours after new york's attorney general announced a $250 million civil suit against mr. trump and his adult children the president defiant blasting the allegations as politically motivated. >> this morning a new legal setback for former president trump. a federal appeals court ruling the justice department can resume reviewing classified documents from mar-a-lago as part of the criminal probe reversing a ruling bay federal judge. in an interview recorded before the decision the most extensive comments yet in which fbi investigators seized more than 11,000 documents mr. trump insisted he declassified everything. >> if you're the president of the united states you can declassify just by saying it's declassified, even by thinking

about it >> for the first time mr. trump saying without evidence that other personal items were taken. >> i think they took my will >> it's a part of the an investigation from election and january 6 investigation probes to a criminal investigation in new york and a civil case there where mr. trump received a second legal blow in a matter of hours yesterday. james announced shoefs suing mr. trump accusing him and his children of a scheme to falsely inflate the value of assets like she says declared a new york property $524 million even though an appraiser valued it at $200 million for favorable loans. >> it's the art of the steal. >> reporter: the lawsuit seeks

$250 million in damages and a ban blocking the trumps from running businesses in new york mr. trump calling it a politically motivated witch hunt. >> she campaigned on it four years ago. we'll indict him and get him. >> that's an apparent reference by this video showing james vowing to sue james before she was elected. >> we'll be a real pain in the [ bleep ]. >> in that interview mr. trump repeated the claim the fbi may have planted evidence in the marla ga search. the fbi and justice department have not demented on his actions. a referral was sent to the irs meaning all of this could potentially lead to criminal charges. most civil cases are settled outside of court >> that is the legal setting what about the political setting? the former president indicated he wants to run again. does any of this impact that >> well, let's talk legally and politically. his allies have argued to the

former president that a potential run could shield him from future charges. now, that's not exactly the case doj does have a policy of not interfering in elections, meaning they typically wouldn't bring charges within months of an election. there's also a federal policy that a sitting president cannot be indicted. but that's to say nothing of state charges. politically speaking, i've been speaking to some of his allies who say the former president is feeling emboldened by these cases swirling around him, feeling it may galvanize his supporters it is still very much an open question that we watch closely >> all right thank you very much. also this morning, there i mounting fallout over an escalating war of words between president biden and russia's vladimir putin mr. biden delivering a harsh rebuke against the russian leader's nuclear threats and his effort to mobilize more forces in the war in ukraine. richard engel is in northern ukraine near the russian border with the very latest there hey, richard

good morning >> reporter: good morning, hoda. i can tell from here that ukrainians are completely undeterred by vladimir putin's nuclear threats, by his moves to call up hundreds of thousands of more soldiers. the ukrainians have been making major battlefield advances and, in some places, have pushed right up to the russian border this town where i am right now is only two miles from the russian border russian troops were in charge here until they were recently driven out by the ukrainians and ukrainians we have been speaking to here say this is no time to slow down. they believe they have momentum on their side. facing heavy losses in ukraine, president putin announced a partial military mobilization. the russian president is looking for 300,000 reserve troops to

fight his war. but instead, russias are mobilizing on the streets of moscow marching, send putin to the trenches hundreds of demonstrators have been detained. for saying not me. other russians are fleeing the country. flights from moscow to all visa free destinations selling out quickly. also, long lines of cars heading to finland, which has open borders. at the u.n., president biden condemned putin for making nuclear threats and for supporting a vote in russian-occupied parts of ukraine, which russia could use to justify annexing more ukrainian territory. >> putin has made threats against europe now russia is calling up more soldiers to join the fight you cannot seize a nation's territory by force >> reporter: hours earlier, president putin in a rare admission, the war isn't going to plan, said he had no choice but to call up more troops

because the west is trying to use the war in ukraine to break russia apart putin threatened to use nuclear weapons to stop that >> no one threatened russia. and no one, other than russia, sought conflict. >> the military mobilization -- >> reporter: russia tried to block ukraine's presiden zelenskyy from speaking at the u.n. he received a standing ovation instead. russia is calling up more troops because it's low on soldiers, according to u.s. and nato officials. ukraine claims the war has cost russia more than 50,000 soldiers so far, about a third of the force it had when it invaded last winter. russia admits to far fewer losses ukrainian officials believe it will take several months, maybe even six months, for russia to recruit all the reservists, get

them equipped, ready for battle. they believe that gives the ukrainian army a window to keep its offensive going and to drive potentially even closer to the russian border hoda >> richard engel at the border richard, thank you we turn to the economy craig joins us good morning >> good morning to you let's turn to the newest push to control those soaring inflation and sky-high consumer prices the federal reserve announcing it is, again, raising interest rates, this time by three-quarters of a point. so, what does it all mean for your bottom line we will talk about all that with steph in a moment. first, emilie ikeda has the story. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. housing, grocery bills, inflation has hammered americans from all angle the federal reserve is trying to rein in prices with hikes. but the fed chairman warning this week things may get worse before they get better this morning, the federal reserve continuing its campaign to curb inflation, raising its

benchmark interest rate for the fifth time this year and signaling there's more to come >> we have got to get inflation behind us. i wish there were a painless way to do that there isn't. >> reporter: the central bank boosting rates three-quarters of a percentage point with americans already facing price hikes on nearly everything even nearly 100 days of declining gas prices have come to an end. the national averaging ticking up to $3.68 wednesday. the fed's latest move mack borrowing money is more expensive. influencing credit card debt, car loans, mortgage rates, which have reached 6.25%, the highest level in 14 years, according to mortgage bankers association experts say that's all by design >> they want to slow consumer demand down, so you buy less and prices will come down. >> reporter: anika hobbs owns a boutique in washington, d.c. and said interest ratings are

slowing her plans to describe. what does a steep interest rate hike mean for your business right now? >> it is causing a deeper hole for the businesses that are already, you know, working on very slim margins and very small staff. >> reporter: the fed is walking a fine line, trying to tamp down inflation without pushing the economy into a recession while the unemployment rate is strong now the fed chairman said americans could be jobless next year interest rate hikes are not a quick fix. the fed said more significant increases lie ahead. there is one silver lining in savers that jump in interest also means a boost in some rates on savings accounts people in money with high-yield savings accounts could see interest of 2.5% something worth looking into. hoda >> all right thank you. we'll turn to the expertise of nbc's senior busines correspondent stephanie ruhle.

i like saying expertise, steph >> this puts a lot of pressure on me. >> the fed seems to keep raising interest rates the question is it working is there any proof that this is the right plan to be on? >> they don't have another plan, right? the only thing the fed can do is raise rates to lower inflation it's not that it's not working, but it is certainly not working fast enough. it's not working as quickly as we thought it would. prices aren't continuing to go higher and higher but they're not going down as much as we don't like dealing with higher interest rates, what's even worse is when everything is super expensive, and that's the top priority for jay powell the fed chair what's he going to do? keep raising rates to try to take this on >> he is threading this needle if he does it too hard, too fast, the economy goes into recession. how do you ward that off wall street clearly didn't like this yesterday >> he has to thread the needle when you raise rates, it makes everything more expensive to borrow not just for you and me, mortgages, car loans

but businesses businesses operate by borrowing. many for payroll when you say, oh, is this going to tip us into recession if everything is more expenses, if businesses are struggling to operate, then they could start laying people off. and jay powell did warn us of that yesterday he said i could be raising rates, and we might see an uptick in unemployment while nobody likes that, we do have a little bit of cushion because labor markets are so strong there are so many jobs out there. we have some cushion, but it's not a great business >> tricky business. >> we're happy you are here. thank you. more breaking news overnight as well. a powerful 6.8 earthquake struck mexico killing at least two people the epicenter was 30 miles south of aquilea it could be felt as far as mexico city. a woman died after falling down the stairs in her house.

it all comes just three days after another deadly quake about 200 miles away on the pacific coast. hurricane fiona remains a powerful category 4 as it heads west of bermuda. in the meantime, more than a million people are waking up in puerto rico and dominican republic without power again this morning making matters worse, puerto rico is under a heat advisory. temperatures expected to soar on parts of the island which brings us to al, who is tracking all of us tough times for our friends down there. >> it really is. one system about to come off the africa coast it has a good chance of formation. same in the leeward islands. we are watching fiona and the other system in the gulf we'll get to that in a second. hurricane warnings up for bermuda. category 4 storm 485 southwest of bermuda with 130-mile-per-hour winds moving northeast at 13 miles per hour by friday morning, the storm center will be 105 miles west-northwest of bermuda.

two to four inches of rain wind gusts up to 75 miles per hour or more impacts along the east coast we could have rough surf friday into saturday. as this makes landfall int canada, it could be one of the strongest hurricanes that have landed along canada that are 2 or higher. here's what we're watching, this next one 98-l it comes and looks like it will develop 98% chance of tropical depression in the next few days. the computer models, the suite of models takes it anywhere from cancun to miami. we look ahead to thursday, low confidence because these haven't formed yet you can see the american models somewhere landfall between galveston to new orleans, european along the florida coast. we will just have to continue to track it but this is all the way to next sunday still time to see things change. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds

good morning. it's 7:18 right now. we are going to see a warm-up today and also lots of sunshine. the rain will no longer be a factor for today. daytime highs in the 80s in morgan hill, san josé 82. east bay, look at oakland at 78. pleasanton 85. and san francisco with co weather. guys >> all right, al thank you.

coming up, the alarming video of a woman who just had a gut feeling on her morning run that was resonating with a lot of people who watched it on tiktok anne thompson had a chance to speak to her >> hey, hoda this video will send chills up your spine this story has people talking. i'll have her story coming up. >> trust your gut is the lesson there. the challenges of boomerang kids adult children moving back with the parents. we saw that happen in the pandemic it's happening again in this we'll have tips to h el prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this.

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car and ran from the scene. the police said they arrested the driver and he was under the influence at the time. we now know when you can expect the inflation relief checks. october 7th on your calendar, that's the first day californians can receive it. you cannot be somebody's deepenant and you need to have lived in california for more than six months and meet the income requirements. if you make over more than $500,000, you don't qualify. we are going to be seeing a beautiful day today. we have clear skies and a lot of sunshine over san josé right now. daytime highs today will be running a lot warmer compared to

yesterday. and into concord, 87. morgan hill, 84. san josé today in the low 80s. san francisco, uerpp

♪ that's the royal song. you know what that means new images of william and kate just coming in from the uk, the prince and princess of wales they stepped out in windsor to help thank the people who organized the queen's funeral. >> nice to see them again out with the crowd wow. makes you miss england right there. >> yeah. >> we want to thank all of you for taking time to join us each morning. we appreciate that >> we can't say enough actually. it is thursday morning let's get a check of the headlines now. ginni thomas, wife of clarence thomas, has agreed to meet with the january 6th committee.

lawmakers want to ask her about her communications with mr. veu 2020 presidential election her attorney says mrs. thoma is eager to answer the questions to clear up any misconceptions about her involvement. that mystery over the $1.3 billion mega millions jackpot has finally been solved, kinda two people, and they wish to remain unanimous, have come forward to claim the prize illinois lottery officials say the individuals had previously agreed to split the money if either one of them won they opted to take the lump sum payment of $780 million. >> a lot of zeros. how about some stunning new images of the planet neptune for you this morning take a look at this. nasa releasing these pictures yesterday taken from the james webb space telescope m ands so spectacular even the astronomers could barely contain

their excitement they include if you look there a rare look at neptune's rings these are some of the sharpest images that we have seen of neptune in 30 years. >> i looked at that and saw that it was saturn. fourth grade in the '70s >> no filters. what a gorgeous shot let's take a look at a video on tiktok. it's getting a lot of attention. >> a young woman on her morning run noticed a strange car following her and decided to document the fright epping moments that followed. >> her scare coming in the wake of the kidnapping and death of a memphis jogger and mother, eliza fletcher anne thompson is here with more on that. good morning >> good morning, hoda. this video is absolutely chilling it's been viewed nearly 9 million times in just the last week it's made all the more disturbing by recent headlines but this story has a happy ending a rookie runner, samantha mcentire, loves to share her journey on social media.

>> good morning. let's go run 11 miles. >> but this is now how she wanted to become a viral sensation. >> there is this guy in a red car that's driven by me twice. it's making me really nervous. >> for two months, the 24-year-old has been posting her half marathon training runs on tiktok >> mile 6. i'm having a really good run today. it has me excited for my half marathon in two weeks. >> the challenges. >> it's 92 degrees >> the fuel. >> i'm going to have a fruit pack >> and the fear in realtime. >> all right see the car parked up here i do not feel good about this. i don't know what to do. >> she said a man in a red car kept following her during her morning run in southeastern idaho. >> and what was it about the red car that got your attention? >> the first time that he drove by me he had his whole top half of his body out the window looking back at me multiple dv

second time doing the same thing i just got this really bad gut feeling. >> she stopped her run early she was afraid to go to her car. she went to a nearby house for safety >> there is this guy that keeps driving by and parking do you mind if i just stay in your yard? >> she called her parents and police this comes weeks after eliza fletcher was abducted and murdered on her morning run in memphis. >> it really spooked me because as a fellow runner i'm like, oh, my gosh, this could possibly happen to me >> her safe space violated she now runs with an alarm, mace, and a whistle. and the victory of finishing her race after the scare >> it was a really big accomplishment that i even got myself to do that half marathon. i really thought that i might never run again. >> reporter: and will you run again? >> i will. i'm going to stick to some indoor tracks. and definitely if i do some outdoor runs, carrying some

protection with me >> oh, my gosh what a story >> she is so lucky. >> lovely pene can use? >> road runners club suggests first of all that you vary your route. don't run the same route every time and run with either a buddy or a club keep your headphone volume low so you're aware of your surroundings and most of all, do what samantha did, trust your gut because it was her quick thinking and going to that house and stepping in that yard that kept her safe. >> and did they ever find this person >> they did. police were able to track him down thank you talked to him. told him his actions were inappropriate. but you can't file charges against somebody just for being creepy >> he hasn't broken the law yet. >> exactly >> anne, thank you coming up on a thursday

morning, what we are now learning about the act of vandalism that shut down the iconic washington monument the defacing of another d.c. landmark and the heroes that stepped up to clean up the damage and vicky nguyen has tips for families when the adult kids need to move back in with the parents. >> how do we teach how to adult successfully on your own we'll show you some of the habits you can develop as a family and a game plan how to get them out of the nest and not fly back that's next on "today. and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds.

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back now 7:40 with today's consumer confidential, a series we do this time every morning that focus on things that impact your family and your budget. >> how long parents should be financially responsible for children is an age-old debate. it may be longer because of a struggling economy

>> nbc senio consumer correspondent vicky nguyen is here it is a tricky time, vicky >> >> good morning, savannah, hoda and craig. a lot of american families have this expectation, you're 18, you're an adult, time to get out of the nest. but in this economy with so much uncertainty the line is blurring between giving your adult kids time and space to become financially independent and keeping them comfortable for a little too long. >> reporter: with the pandemic and record inflation, adulting has taken on a whole new meaning for today's 20-somethings putting parents on the front line in these tough economic times, some are looking for ways to financially protect their adul children for longer, from family cell phone plans to keeping them on health insurance plans until they're 26 to living at home longer >> they still feel very responsible for the lives of their children and the livelihoods of their children. >> reporter: according to to a

recent survey, nearly a third of young adults moved back home during the pandemic. two-thirds still remain with their parents. and more than half say they moved back out of necessity. the cost of living still daunting apartment rent prices rising 15% from last year, making the average cost above $2,000 a month. for 25-year-old zoe, between inflation and student loan debt, the only answer was to move back into her childhood bedroom in connecticut. >> part of me felt like i wasn't on the right track or wasn't where i was thinking i would be when i was younger >> reporter: she said she's grateful for her parents who realize it's different from where they were e in their 20s >> they are very understanding knowing i'm saving and not just sitting here doing nothing i have a plan. i'm trying to move back out. it's just a matter of time and what i exactly want to move into >> the number one best reason to stay at home is to save so you can set yourself up for success. the downside of this is that you could become very, very used to staying at home and never

leaving. >> reporter: so what can parents do to help their young adults achieve financial independence set up a transition strategy for gradually withdrawing financial support. be their accountability partner and introduce ways for kids to budget their spending. if they're living at home, find ways for them to contribute from around the house from fronting grocery or utility bills, to handling housework to cut your expenses and consider having them pay some rent. >> everyone should have an open discussion about what the parameters are, what the rules of engagement are. and i think that communication is probably the most important >> it always seems like there's this stigma for young people who rely financially on their parents. >> i think part of it is an american phenomenon. there are some numbers pew research did a study last year and found that 30% of people think it is bad for society. 16% think it is good for society. and most people, 47%, think it

doesn't make a difference. and i will say this, it should be based on your individual family lots of cultures live in multigenerational families, and it works out great the next thing you know, seven people are in a house and two will move out and buy a brand new apartment. why? because they were saving money make the plan that works best for you. save, budget everyone should grow up and have financial independence >> i went home for six, nine months >> i thought you were going to say six years. >> i mean, i lived at home through college because i had to that was the only way to afford it >> exactly >> mutual respect. and everybody is contributing financially to the household >> and the goal is to move out and not fly back >> if you're sitting on the couch playing video games all day, that's a different story. >> that's a different game >> thank you, vick >> thank you 7:44 mr. roker, how about a check of the weather. >> i can't miss you if you don't

leave as mr. roker used to say so there's that. anyway, fall begins today, this evening at 9:04. we have got the prestages of fall coming in with this frontal system we've already got ground stops at boston and la guardia airports and some airport delays tornado threat low the biggest thing will be the winds as this frontal system pushes through heavier rainfall northern new england and parts of southern new england, as well one to three inches. now, here's that front behind the front, cleveland, 64. that's 8 degrees below average kansas city, 64. ahead of the front, temperatures 10 to 14 degrees above average cooler in boston, binghamton, d.c., chicago, des moines. it goes right into the weekend with temperatures below average for portland, chicago, down to cincinnati but south of the front it is staying summertime for oklahoma city with temperatures in the 90s, mid-80s in memphis. new orleans will see temperatures in the 90s. that's what's going on around

lovely start to thursday. this is what it looks like in downtown san josé, the sunrise is gorgeous and daytime highs in the 80s. it will feel more significant in the interior, and i have san josé at 82. if you are heading i >> and that is your latest weather. guys >> all right, al thanks coming up next, would something like this on your next flight be music to your ears >> no. >> or would it be something else the reaction from one airline passengers giving ukulele lessons. i say yes. at 4 months, after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections

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