♪♪ good morning. thanks for starting your weekend with us. this morning, the u.s. is taking on the netherlands at the world cup. >> and they have to win to stay in, it's december 3rd. this is "today." ♪♪ game on. the u.s. men's soccer team this morning all set for the knockout rounds in today's showdown at the world cup. is injured star christian pullsic ready to go? can the americans pull off an upset against the dutch? we're live in qatar. mixed bag. the white house celebrating a surprisingly strong jobs report, but it's not satisfying wall street. what that might mean for the

already high prices you pay. holiday health warning. hospitals around the country, sounding the alarm, as flu cases reach levels not seep this time of the year in more than a decade. with the triple threat growing as families prepare to gather for the holidays. unsolved mystery, this weekend marks three weeks since four university of idaho students were stabbed to death in their sleep. are police any closer to finding their killer? all that, plus an evening with royalty. prince william and princess kate joining celebrities and friends going green for a cause close to their hearts as they wrap up a three-day tour in the u.s., and head home to face a new controversy. today, saturday, december 3rd, 2022. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," with peter alexander and kristen welker.

welcome to "today." thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. get those early morning house parties start with team usa all set to kick off. captain america, christian pullsic will find out if he's on the field. >> yeah a little david and goliath battle we're beinging up for. you can bet the red, white and blue will on full display. last night the empire state building was all lit up in team usa's colors briefly as they and the other teams still in the world cup were celebrated by one of the world's most popular landmarks. meantime, the team got great news as peter just said, learning the star christian pullsic will be able to play. he was injured when he scored the game-winning goal in tuesday's match against iran. >> it's win or go home for the americans looking to reach their first world cup final in nearly 25 years. the pressure is building but

team usa seems unfazed. we want to get to meagan fitzgerald in doha, qatar, outside of the stadium where the epic match is going to be played. meagen, good morning, what's it like? >> reporter: guys, good morning to you, there's a lot of excitement in the air but look as you mentioned, this is a pressure-packed game for so much on the line for team usa. but i've been speaking to the players what's so striking here they're calm, excited of course, but they're focused on two things here, getting the win and making their country proud. this morning, as team usa gets ready to take the field in their first game of the knockout stage. good news, star player christian pullsic is clear to play in the must-win match against the netherlands. the star forward practicing with the team last night after getting injured in a game against iran on tuesday. the question is, is he fully recovered and how effective will he be on the pitch. tim weah is the only other u.s.

player to score in the tournament. so, will we see christian pullsic take the field at 100%. >> definitely will. >> reporter: otherwise, fans are celebrating as the excitement soars from doha to back home. and this message to fans from goalie matt turner. >> we got an early one on saturday. make sure eye get some rest tonight and get yourselves to the pub early tomorrow. >> reporter: it's a win or go home for the americans on the line only advance that the u.s. hasn't made since 2002. the u.s. could pull off an upset. the yunk-talented team has held off england to the 0-0 tie in the opening match. after all, this is the tournament of the upsets as unlikely teams are fighting the odds. cameroon upset brazil. 8-year-old luka rosato received

a world cup surprise of a lifetime. holding up this sign at the last match and it worked. midfielder mckennie giving him his jersey. he's like a soccer superstar, and you know him? >> yes. >> reporter: no matter what happens on the pitch, team usa inspiring the country and the next generation to believe. and, guys, look, this world cup has been so riveting. we've been seeing these upsets practically every day. it's inspiring team usa fans to think, what if, what if this is our year to grab that world cup title. and, guys, that quest continues in just a couple of hours. >> hey, meagen, in the americans' last match against iran, it felt like an away game, there were so many iranian fans there. but you are talking that the american fans are going to show up in force. how excited and how confident? >> reporter: so, peter, so excited. we're, what, about three hours

out from start of kickoff. we saw fans coming in draped in their usa flag. with all of the festivities on their head. everything. fans are excited, they're pumped up, they're ready go, ready to cheer usa on, peter. >> meagan fitzgerald, this is going to be a fun one. what eye a great assignment. coming up in the next hour, we're going to talk a superstar to scored the most famous goal in u.s. world cup history that is brandi chastain, of course. we'll see that big match on telemundo and on peacock. the coverage begins at 9:30 eastern. >> we will all be watching, that's for sure. well, to politics now where we're just three days away from election day in georgia. at stake, the u.s. senate seat currently held with democrat wn warren warren. he's facing off again herschel

walker. nbc's monica alba is following it all from the white house where they're watching very closely. monica, good morning to you. >> reporter: kristen, good morning, this is the only senate race uncalled but in a runoff it's too comes out to win again. only a month from victory. republicans want to turn a more purple georgia red again. this morning, georgia voters waking up to the final weekend of campaigning. for the last open senate seat. a cnn poll showing incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock with 52% among unlikely voters, versus herschel walker 38%. a narrow lead. democrats control the senate with the vice president's tie-breaking vote but another seat would expand that majority and be a boost for some of president biden's priorities. though he stayed away from the

peach state in the last push. over concerns his last approval rating could be a drag on warnock. instead leaving concern for a trip to boston. >> he has to win the election. that will give us 51 votes. >> reporter: while democrats chose to close with a former president. >> mr. walker has been talking about issues that are of great importance to the people of georgia. like whether it's better to be a vampire or werewolf. >> reporter: it comes as the daily beast published domestic abuse allegations from one of walker's former girlfriends who went on the record to say she endured cheating, lying and violence during the five-year relationship with the former football star. walker's campaign has yet to respond. but georgia's republican governor just re-elected and support of walker -- told vaughn hillyard. >> i will take the accusations seriously, but voters have to

ask themselves why is this coming out five day before an election. >> and monica, the rules committee of the democratic party at the urging of president biden has been asked to make south carolina the first primary state. do you think this is a big deal? >> yeah, this plan putting south carolina first would be a huge change for the presidential system where iowa and new hampshire have gone first for decades but there have long been calls for switch up the order to affect more diverse electorate. and that chorus only got louder after iowa's delayed caucus returns in 2020. we remember that. under this new proposal, south carolina, new hampshire and nevada follows on the same day, then georgia, then michigan, leaving iowa out entirely. the gop has to approve it early next year, before becoming a

reality, republicans, however, won't be going down this road. they're going to keep the iowa and then new hampshire schedule. kristen and peter. >> of course, iowa helped put president biden in the white house. monica alba, thank you. president biden is touting economic news with more new hires but as expected it might not be an indicator about the fight against inflation. >> reporter: it's further evidence that good news for main street, more jobs isn't always good news for wall street or the federal reserve. the government reports 263,000 jobs were added in november, far more than expected. unemployment still near 50-year lows but with more jobs than workers to fill them, wages jumped 5.1% year over year. and that's the catch. while higher wages help families partially offset inflation, bigger wages make inflation

worse. the federal reserve has raised interest rates six times this year to tamp down inflation. and now likely to raise rates into the new year potentially sending mortgages, loans and credit card costs even higher. the fed chairman making it clear the tight labor market is a problem. >> because wages make up the largest cost in delivery services the labor market holds the key to understanding inflation. >> reporter: meanwhile, the country appears to have dodged an economic bullet or freight train after president biden signed a law imposing a new contract on railroads and their workers to avert a crippling rail strike. the president taking a victory lap. >> now, created 10.5 million jobs since i took office. more than any other administration in history at this point in presidency. >> reporter: now, the fed will get the latest inflation data the day before it decides whether to raise rates even more by another half point, we expect. it's searching for that

goldilocks economy, not too hot, not too cold. some right in the middle. right now, the economy is running very hot despite an aggressive series of rate hikes in the year, and probably in the new year. peter and kristen. >> thank you. experts are warning that an already bad flu season c could t a lot worse as people gather for the holidays. the krsdz says flu cases are skyrocketing especially after thanksgiving now calls for what's called a triple endemic is a reality. maggie, good morning to you. >> the cdc numbers show a major cycle with the flu flooding children's and adult hospitals alike. this with action to help pediatricians and parents waging a battle against rsv. >> hit with the flu. i'm exhausted. >> reporter: call it a new chapter in america's tripledemic saga, marked by a tidal wave of

the flu. >> i am hooked up to iv. we are positive for flu. >> reporter: this morning, 45 states and d.c. reporting widespread or high flu activity, with the cdc warning hospitalizations haven't been this high this early in the season in over a decade. this after flu vaccinations have doubled over thanksgiving compared to the week prior. would you tie it at all to thanksgiving and thanksgiving travel? >> absolutely. all of those things. people being together, and transmitting the virus. >> reporter: the flu raging over the holidays, amid a population fresh out of pandemic lockdowns. doctors say for many, antibodies are low, causing infections to soar. this with children's hospitals already pushed to the brink by rsv. >> rsv is very treatable. >> reporter: senator chuck schumer at a western hospital on friday calling on the services

of health and human services to send more doctors. >> as somebody who has a beautiful new grandfather of 5 months, i very much wait on it. >> you were waiting in a triage room with your son for 30 hours? >> yes. >> reporter: monica and john rushed their son to a hospital overrun with flu, covid and rsv. the 8-year-old had pneumonia and has now recovered. the cdc has seen triples but reality is the fear. >> i can't imagine that feeling. again, little sebastian we're so glad is okay. the advice for parents, they say make a game plan now while your kid is healthy. ask your pediatricians specifically where you should go, who you should call, if and when your child gets sick and needs to go to the hospital. doctors are pushing the gold standards, things like

handwashing, staying home and getting your flu shots which despite the numbers they say is doing a decent shot of keeping the infected from getting seriously ill. peter, kristen. >> maggie vespa, thank you. this morning, we're getting a look at the newest stealth from the u.s. air force. it was unveiled in a dramatic ceremony friday. secretary austin introducing a bomber that can introduce conventional and nuclear weapons. the first flights are expected next year. >> wow, that is something. meantime, the fbi is warning that tiktok could be a threat to national security. fbi director christopher wray saying friday that the chinese-influenced company could

be used. >> all of these things are in the in hands of a government that doesn't share our values and that has a mission that is very much at odds with what's in the best interest of the united states, that that's the concerns. >> well, tiktok responded saying while its parent company is based in beijing they quote tiktok inc. which offers tiktok services in the united states is a u.s. company bound by u.s. laws. time now for the forecast. and here with folks sticking it inside watching the soccer game. they can handle the rain on the east coast. >> that's right, we're soaking wet on our saturday on the east coast. the good news, we do dry out by the afternoon so you're not going to see a completely soaked out or washed out weekend. this is a live look at satellite radar. rain coming down in realtime. look at the deep reds add oranges in areas like pennsylvania, that's a note of

heavier rainfall. where we see the lavender, the pink and blue, that's talking about is the snow. here's a look at future cast. this is 10:00 a.m., you're going to see the heaviest rain from mid-atlantic down into coastline of virginia, to the delmarva peninsula. into new york and new england, that's where we see the heaviest rain. this morning, by 5:00 p.m., most of that has moved out. you're drying out. on the back end, we see a few showers this evening with plans in boston. rainfall forecast, anywhere from a quarter inch to about an inch. this is more of a nuisance situation. as opposed to a ton of rain. as we look across the country to the west. a lot of cold air out there, but we are tracking some snow in higher elevations. ask waking up to some chilly temperatures on this saturday morning, for the north bay in santa rosa right now, it's about

36 degrees, sonoma 39, down to the south bay through the east bay, we're talking 40s. remember, there is still going to be a freeze warning in effect at least through 9:00 a.m. for the highlighted areas up through the north bay and in through the east bay hills. there's also going to be another round of rain already making its move into the bay area. we'll talk more about the time line and what to expect coming up a and that's the weather in your neighborhood. kristen, peter, back to you. william and kate wrapping up their whirlwind visit to the u.s. on the green carpet, keir simmons has all the highlights. >> reporter: peter, what a week that was for the royals. i was there last night for the star-studded finale. and with the royals through the week, as they rode a wave of controversy. we'll have all the details coming up. >> looking forward to it, kier, thank you. a little later, are police any closer to finding the killer

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after a four decades' long slumber, the world's largest volcano is now spewing molten lava and spewing ash. scientists say the danger is limited but they are wondered about the lava reaching a key highway. rare protests erupted across china, as people apparently unhappy with that country's covid crackdown. china's zero covid policy has forced closures of schools and businesses. and some people with covid have even been removed from their homes. ♪♪ will smith spoke out for the first time in a sitdown interview about the oscar slap seen around the world. he sat down with "the daily re show's" trevor noah. >> just at the end of the day i just -- i lost it. >> smith has previously apologized in prerecorded statements. he's also resigned from the academy of motion pictures arts

and scientists. ♪ don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪♪ . christine mcvie was responsible for some of fleetwood mac's biggest hits passed away at the age of 79. he died peacefully surrounded by her family after a short illness. >> fleetwood mac releasing a statement she was truly one of a kind. >> band made stevie nicks pinned a handwritten note to her best friend in the world. writing see you on the other side. some of the week's caught on camera. a plane crashed those people on a plane did survive. police in cape canaveral, florida, rescued a woman in a canal. all captured on body cam video. rescuers broke the window to

pulled lady to safety. and moab with b.a.s.e. divers, his parachute miraculously got caught on the edge of finally, let there be light. >> two, one! yay! >> thousands packed the plaza to see the rockefeller christmas tree lit up for the world to enjoy. a holiday tradition that never gets old >> sure doesn't. >> i like to call it a spruced up spruce. 82 feet tall first time ever, we went to the tree lighting down below. >> how was it? >> gorgeous, absolutely beautiful. rain went away, wind calmed down, it was awesome. >> that is the official start. >> when they light the tree, it is elf on the shelf season >> ah. >> right exactly. it means it is time to buy your

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good morning, thanks for joining us on this saturday, december 3rd. i'm kira klapper. four people are injured and one is in critical condition at last check after a bus crashed into rows of cars and trucks in a parking lot at a bay area shopping center. witnesses say this bus was traveling at a high speed, jumped a curb, crashed right through a row of bushes and then plowed into all of those vehicles. 16 in total. it happened yesterday at the ceremony center in daly city just before noon. the owners of all those cars were stunned when they came out to the parking lot after shopping and saw the damage.

>> i was like where is my car? because i parked on one place and then i realized, oh, that is my car, and it's totally damaged. then i realized there was a few damaged cars. >> in a written statement samtrans wrote as we work together to gather information about this incident, our hearts go out to those affected. luck gets the final vote to break a tie in a local election. andrew butt and sepeda are tied. in the event of a tie, the city clerk will place the name of each candidate in a sealed, unmarked envelope and the tie will be broken by drawing one of those envelopes. the drawing is set for next week. as we welcome a new weekend, let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana for a check of our microclimate forecast. >> we are waking up to a micro climate weather alert. we've got more rain already starting to make its entrance to the bay area. our temperatures are in the 30s

and 40s. notice we're not seeing the 20s yet, but we could see those start to dip down heading in towards especially the second half of our morning as well as another system that's expected to move in. for now freezing temperatures warning goes into place until about 9:00 a.m., and then after that we're going to see that expire. satellite and radar showcasing the second round of systems that's going to continue to push through. if i zoom this in a little closer, you can see this line of rain already going to move into the south bay. i'm going to take you through the timing of all of this into the afternoon. here's a closer look at what to expect. we're going to bump up into the 50s, maxing out only in the 50s. but i'll take you through how much rain we're expecting and how long this is going to linger. kira. >> all right, vianey, thanks. we'll see you at 7:00. also coming up at 7:00 this morning on "today in the bay," a hassle of the holidays shipping all your gifts. this morning the deadline you need to know to make sure they all arrive on time. we'll have that plus all your top story and vianey' full

forecast at 7:00. we hope to see you then. right now we'll send you back to the "today" show.

♪♪ we are back on this saturday morning, december 3rd, 2022, with a live look at the stadium in doha where team usa will take the field against the netherlands in the world cup in just a matter of hours. you can feel the excitement building. >> so, the americans had two ties in the first three games, right, no ties anymore. these are on penalty kicks to get to that place. this is interesting. >> this is win or go home. >> yeah. fun to watch. we begin with the check of the headlines, the victim, of the uvalde school shooting have

filed a lawsuit to police who responded to that massacre. they're seeking $27 billion in damages claiming officials failed to employ active shooter protocols by waiting more than an hour to confront the gunman. the lawsuit was file eye by students and staff who were there, in may when 19 children and two teachers were killed. police have identified a man they say is responsible for the shooting death of rapper takeoff. patrick clark was arrested on tuesday in houston allegedly leaving the country to go to houston. takeoff was shot following deputy over a dice game. houston police revealing the 28-year-old was an innocent bystander in the shooting. another man was also arrested in connection to the shooting earlier this week. the playoff picture for college football is this disarray this morning after a huge upset last night. >> on the line here, boy, in

this game again, and downfield. and he is free. inside the 15, and they're in! >> four-time usc got the knocked out to the number 12 utah utes who exploded for a win, the trojans were on track among the four teams in that playoff heading last night's game. the playoff selection committee now has its work on who feels the fourth spot, usc, or alabama. also this morning, americans are still buzzing about their brush with royalty. police william and princess kate are back home after a whirlwind few days in boston capped off with the prince meeting with president biden and a gala close to the prince's heart, the environment. nbc's chief international

correspondent keir simmons is traveling with the royals. he's in new york this morning with everything you need to know, kier, good morning to you. how was it? >> reporter: hey, kristen, that's right. everything you need to know, the royals flew home overnight. we were with them for the three days. i've got to tell you at times felt like three weeks. when they landed, as soon as they landed, their spokesman had to assert there's no place for racism in society. by the end of the three day, they were thanking the american people for their warm reception and goodness me, did they get a star-studied reception last night. catherine, princess of wales, dressed in green to highlight her husband's environmental awards. and wore a necklace from his late mother princess diana, despite a week of controversy, the couple last night, demonstrating the power of royalty to rally people to a cause. what do you say when you meet them? >> i want to -- do we curtsy?

>> reporter: prince william following in his father's environmental foot steps. >> it's my hope that the earthshot legacy will grow. helping our communities to thrive. >> reporter: movie star rami malek has worked with prince william on his earthshot awards. offering millions of dollars to save the planet. sounds like you've got pretty comfortable taking calls from them and dealing with them. >> you're dealing with the most charming down to earth people and i think the world can see that. >> reporter: william meeting with the president and with american royalty, the kennedys. for prince william, this is an opportunity to make positive headlines about diplomacy and charity, moving the focus away from this week's controversy. but as the royal couple arrives in boston last week, another royalty exposes. harry and meghan released the netflix docuseries. >> that criticism of the royal family being racist is back in

the press. the timing couldn't have been more devastating. >> reporter: this morning, the royal couple are back home to reflect on a challenging week that ended with a big night supported by big stars. this reflects, though, doesn't it, the power of prince william and princess catherine to attract you and others to a cause. >> yes, it's beautiful that he is heading this up, because it's very strong. the whole world is talking about this event. >> so, to home now, guys. i can imagine they might just want to sleep for a few weeks but they aren't able to do that. next up it harry and meghan's netflix series. there are six episodes, they've got to think about what's being said and how to deal with it and correct it if they want to and then harry's memoir next year. i think this trip has really raised big questions with how they deal with those kind of controversies. how they deal with this tension between william and harry. i think we're going to see how

they do deal with that in the weeks and months ahead. guys. >> yeah, kier, i think you're absolutely right. of course, all of this news, not a whole lot of sleep four either, my friend. >> i'm going to bed. i'm going to bed right now. >> good. thank you so much. a fraught backdrop that you can feel prince william trying to assume his new responsibility and title. >> for sure. >> and celebrity sightings. >> that's for sure. let's check in with aura watching the skies out west. a lot of rain there. >> yeah, we've got a robust rain system ready to impact the west coast it's going to bring rain, not only rain, but snow. take a look a strong system delivers that wind and snow and wind to parts of new mexico, right along the california coastline, pushing into nevada. this is 8:00 p.m. today. we make our way through sunday. throughout the day on sunday, we're actually going to be seeing the snow bands set up shop and they're going to move from areas like california

. and that's right. you heard her mentioning the wet weather that's already expected to make an impact through your saturday and sunday for the bay area. you can see it here on satellite and radar, we're between two systems, and then we've got an influence of another system to our north. we are expecting to see this begin to make its move within the next hour or so. here's a closer look at some of your timing for the south bay. by 6:00 a.m. expect to see some shower activity moving through wi and that's a look at the forecast in your neighborhood. kristen, peter. >> somara, thank you very much. just ahead, a murder mystery three weeks old. is annonouncer: typype 2 didiabetes? discovover the powower of 3 i the ozozempic® t tri-zone. in my ozemempic® triri-zone,i lowered mymy a1c, cv r risk,

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surrounding the murder of those four university of idaho students. tomorrow will mark three weeks since they were killed while they slept in their home. and police still do not have i motive, a murder weapon or even a suspect. >> yeah, it's hard to believe. is time running out to solve this casey, casey jordan is a behavorial analyst. good morning. thank you for being here. >> good morning, good to be here. >> casey, what are the key questions aside from who did this that they're still trying to answer right now? and what do we know at this point? >> well, what we do know which i find interesting is about the fixed blade knife. they haven't been able to answer whether or not there was more than one knife. that's all going to be in the autopsy. when you look at the style of the rambo-style hunting knife that tells us about the motive of the perpetrator, since it

wasn't an impulsive knife and recovered from the kitchen at the scene. and one of the interesting things that i've read just in the last 24 hours most indices is that the perpetrator entered through the back door, through the sliding glass doors. we know that the police said there was no forced entry, no pry marks. in this case, they thought perhaps the perpetrator came through the front door and left ajar. then we found out people arrived at the scene before the 911 phone call was made. the back door theory that somebody came down through the woods, through the precipice, does fit with what we know about predatory crimes and open to the possibility that it is a stranger homicide. >> well, you take me to my next question, because there have been high profile investigators saying it was targeted and now saying it wasn't targeted. how have those mistakes hampered the investigation? >> you're right.

they've been saying it's a miscommunication. it's kafd a lot in regards to public trust. we heard the words it was a crime of passion, it was targeted. now they've backpedalled and said maybe it wasn't targeted but a targeted location. and they've been very tight-lipped, meaning was that person a stalker, lived in the house before? and that has caused rumor mill swirling which could only impede the investigation. let's agree there's a balance of what the police need to hold back but idol believe they could give us more information that would not impede the investigation but earn the trust of the public and get more tips coming in because i do think it's tips going to solve this. >> casey minutes matter in a case like this. what do you think the key focus should be for the investigators? >> you know, last count, there's more than 100 police, state,

working on this, more than 1,000 tips. the forensics have been processed. we need to find out if there's dna that they can put into to code this to match a perpetrator. based on what we know, if it's the first, it probably won't be the last, so tips coming in and opening the circumference of their investigation to nearby states in case this person is mobile is going to be critical. i wouldn't be surprised if we see a similar crime out there in the coming months if we don't catch this perpetrator soon. >> that's an ominous warning. such brutal murders that took place just before the holidays as the families are without their loved one. casey jordan thank you so much. >> hope to get answers soon. thank you, casey. we do want to lighten things up coming up next, and introduce you to the 11-year-old paint being compared to picasso. >> w mass general brigham -- ai when you need some of the brightest minds in medicine. this is a leading healthcare system

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couldn't get enough of the painting prodigy, even rock stars like jon bon jovi stopped by. others are adding andres to their collection. >> i never think of what i do, i just go on and start drawing. >> reporter: have you taken any art lessons before? >> i've never taken art lessons. >> reporter: some say his talents are comparable to more seasoned artists. >> i've seen andres do what i've seen artists do in 10 or 20 years in one year. >> reporter: and miss mom. >> it comes naturally. we're in the car. >> reporter: we saw that creative process in person as he put together another masterpiece in minutes. man, you're really moving. his following is growing among

high-profile collectors but andres is using his talents to give back. >> what's the name of this painting? >> this one is the ukrainian painting. >> reporter: shortly after the invasion of ukraine, andres wants to do more. >> so i made this painting to make sure people don't forget what happened to ukraine. >> reporter: profits from the prints in this painting will help ukrainians through the klitschko foundation. one that wladimir klitschko showed gratitude. >> your artwork is amazing. and helping us and going to help kids around the world. >> reporter: and a gifted creator who is just getting started. when you're adult, you want to keep painting? >> i want to do this for the rest of my life. >> reporter: for today, kathy park, nbc news, miami. >> speechless, just unreal

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anand everywhehere in betwtw. we're hoholiday readady with t and reliabable deliverery, serving g every addrdress in ameririca. the e united statates popostal servivice. good morning, thanks for joining us on this saturday, december 3rd. i'm kira klapper. the catholic diocese of santa rosa says it will be filing for bankruptcy early next year. this comes as the diocese is facing more than 100 recent clergy sex abuse claims that could cost it tens of millions of dollars. the claims stem from a 2019 law which opened a three-year window for californians to file new lawsuits based on old sex abuse claims. the santa rosa bishop would not speak with us but did issue a statement saying the diocese is filing for bankruptcy due to the, quote, overwhelming number

of sexual abuse lawsuits filed against it. he says the diocese faces more than 130 claims. survivor advocates are worried this bankruptcy will stop more cases of abuse from entering public record. >> truthfully, i think they did it so that information about abuse in the diocese will remain as much as possible will remain hidden. >> the three-year window closes december 31st. california survivors of child sexual abuse have until then to file civil suits related to their experiences. we're going to turn now to luck getting the final vote to break a tie in a local election. it's all for one open seat on the richmond city council, andrew butt and cesar sapeda are tied. the city clerk will place the name of each candidate on a sealed envelope, and the tie will be broken by drawing one of

those envelopes. the drawing is set for next week. let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana for a look at our microclimate forecast. >> we are under an alert. we've got more rain already starting to push through, so notice we've got two systems. we've got this one to our north, but it's this one to the south that's going to be impacting us for your saturday forecast. expect to see that at least pushing through the south and through the inland areas as well. heading into sunday if you had plans to be out and about, we've got this second system. this one will also with impacting potentially your niners game. i'll break down the timing of this, how much we're going to get. we've also got sierra snow right now. and as we head in towards the weekend, we've got a winter storm warning. dangerous travel is expected. kira. >> good to know, thanks. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a terrifying scene at a busy mall, a bus plows through a parking lot. we'll have a look at what happened and all the damage left behind. we'll have that plus all your top stories and vianey's full forecast coming up at 7:00.

we hope to see you then. in the meantime, we'll take you back to the "today" show. ♪♪ good morning. fever pitch. pressure mounting for team usa ready to take on the netherlands this morning at the world cup. is there star player ready to bring his a-game? we're live in qatar, and we'll talk live to former women's world cup champ brandi chastain about what the men must do to win today. twitter extremism. new research showing a dramatic rise in hate speech over the last month on twitter ever since elon musk took over the social media platform as the artist

formerly known as kanye west has his account suspended again for anti-semitic comments. and britney's songs on broadway. ♪ hit me baby one more time ♪♪ >> a new musical bringing britney to the stage. fans waiting to see how she get the magical treatment. today, saturday, december 3, 2022. >> we're the fulmer family from california, we're celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary on "today." good morning, i'm cindy raymond from elkin, nevada, i'm thrilled to be spending my birthday with the "today" show. des moinesing you from dominion senior living in anderson, south carolina where we start every day with "toda." wishing our family and friends a very merry christmas! what a great shot from that group. good morning to you. welcome back to today on a

saturday morning. a couple days we hope everybody is talking about tomorrow, tim weah and teel early adams. >> we hope to that christian pulisic is cleared play. fingers crossed. >> and what everybody will be doing this afternoon. >> exactly. >> world cup seems to be everything that anyone is talking about with the u.s. set to face off against the method. this is a must-win for the team. are they ready? in just a few minutes, we'll talk to two of had time world cup champion brandi chastain. but first, let's get the very latest from nbc's meagan fitzgerald in qatar good morning to you. >> reporter: kristen, good morning. this is pressure-packed for team usa. they've got a lot on the line. in speaks to the players they're

not stressed. they're calm. they've got two things on their mind, winning this game, of course, but making their country proud. this morning as team usa gets ready to take the field in the first stage of the knockout game. good news, star player chris pulisic set to play. the star forward practicing last night after getting injured in the game against iran on tuesday. tim weah is the only other u.s. player to score in the tournament. so will we see christian pulisic take the field 100%? >> definitely will. >> reporter: fans are celebrating as excitement soars from doha to back home. and this message to fans from goalie matt turner. >> we got an early one on saturday. make sure you get some rest tonight. get yourselves to the pub nice

and early tomorrow. >> reporter: it's a win or go home for the americans with the quarterfinals on the line. an advancement the team hasn't made since 2002. the netherlands is favored to win but the u.s. could pull off an upset. the young talented team held off england to a 0-0 tie in the opening match. after all, this is the tournament of upsets where unlikely teams are defying the odds. last night cameroon upsetting soccer powerhouse brazil, so why not team usa. are they going to win this thing? 8-year-old luka rosario received a chance a lifetime. he's like a soccer superstar and you know him? >> yeah. >> reporter: no matter what happens on the pitch, team usa inspiring the country and the next generation to believe. and, guys, this world cup has been so riveting so far.

we've been seeing the upsets practically every single day, that is what is inspiring team usa fans to think what if, what if this is the year that our team brings home the world cup title. the quest continues in just a couple hours, guys. >> that's right, do you believe in miracles. all right. it may be our year. meagan fitzgerald, thanks for that great preview. >> all right. let's bring in brandi chastain, these a former winner of the women's soccer team, as well as a two-time olympic geldist, good morning. >> good morning. >> we know the dutch there, are a top-ten team in the world. the u.s. is one of the youngest teams. they are underdogs, what do they got to do to pull this off? >> well, number one, they're going to do exactly what they know they can do. which is they believe in each other. they've stuck together in the tournament. they've not given up a goal in the run of play. they believe absolutely in their ability and they trust each

other. so those things are essential. and i don't think that will change. we understand that the netherlands is one of those historically dominating countries but just because our age is young, doesn't mean our confidence is low. so, i'm really excited about the middle of our team being strong. because we have fight virgil van dyke and gasgow, if we've done what we know, the result will be good. >> and with christian pulisic, he's cleared to play, but if he decides to, how could you say he's 100%? >> i would even say less than 100%, christian pulisic is pretty darn good. he's going to give everything that he has. we've seen that historically. this is also a tournament, next player up. every single one of those players were chosen for a

reason. if you think back to the women's national team and big historic games and world cups, everybody has to be ready to play. and the team that's going on to the field, the cope gregg berhalter has immense confidence in there there's no reason we can't feel we can't win this game. we're ready to go. this is the time. >> brandi, behind is you the sports bra seen around the world in 1999. that ferocious celebration after you kicked the winning penalty that helped the women's team dwight china. you're uniquely positioned to talk about the excitement and pressure in games like this. it's the knockout rounds. that means no more ties. that means we could see penalty kicks. what does the pressure feel like in games like this? >> the excitement is obviously very high. but the most important thing is you have this kind of continuous

composed level of excitement. but you don't let it get to you. i think the players, again, i've said, they are younger, but they have experience. so, they understand where they are. what they have in front of them. you know, the thing about holland, they've scored some late goals in the last game. they scored two late goals. so, we have to play the full 90 minutes and what we've seen in this tournament there's going to be additional time. so it could go up to you know, plus, six, seven, eight, nine minutes. and, you know, it's hard to be focused for that long. but, again, if they're staying together and they're communicating, everything is possible for this team. they're that talented. >> brandi chastain, i'm a product from back in the day. so fun to have you with us. we'll be watching with you and rest of america coming up shortly. can't wait for that. coverages begins at 9:30 eastern

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took over. and a wave pushed out is a wave being ushered in. just five weeks after elon musk took over twitter, this morning, the billionaire's vision on the platform is coming into question as questions about free speech versus hate speech swirl while the suspension of ye, formerly known as kanye west captured the headlines, following the activists and qanon theorists have been reinstated. >> people know how to play the game and subtly over time, those are people coming back. >> reporter: andrew england, one of neo-nazi websites now back on the platform after thanksgiving week, that amnesty beginning next week. the billionaire cutting the company staff those dedicated to monetary abuse and hate speech. >> musk is setting the tone for

the permeability that had people shutting the door in the first place. >> reporter: slurs against black americans tripled and anti-semitic tweets soared more than 61% according to groups that monitor online hate. musk pushing back causing reports of hate speech utterly false claiming hate speech and expressions continue to decline despite significant user growth. this morning, ye's twitter account remains suspended after being banned friday night. musk saying, i tried my best, despite that significant user growth. his account will be suspended. >> it seems to be relatively capricious. it seems to be based on his feelings at the moment. >> reporter: analysts worry while one famous user is being punished the real danger now has an open platform. musk says the decision to allow

ye back on the platform in the first place had nothing to do with him and was made before he took over and no word on the estimated length of that ban. guys. >> steve patterson with a story folks are talking about. thank you. >> there's no place for that kind of anti-semitism. >> no. >> and silence obviously is complicity. let's turn, talk about the forecast, somara, it's going to be cold for a lot of folks today? >> yeah, looking at these numbers, i'll be honest with you, i don't think there's a word that encompasses how cold it's going to be. 36 million people impacted from the great lakes to upstate new york, buffalo, watertown, we have high wind warnings and wind advisories. we head towards the plains in parts of the rockies, we're looking at windchills as cold as 30 below zero. i'm not leaving my house. you couldn't get me to do anything to leave my house with those temperatures. i know you guys deal with that the cold all the time. my goodness, 22 degrees is going

to be the temperature in billings, this morning, walking out the door. make i agree with her. i wouldn't leave with those temperatures either. you may want to bundle up today as well, if you don't like the rain. we've got another round of showers. look at doppler radar and satellite. we're wedged in between two systems right now. we do have that atmospheric river pushing in through the south. then we get a low pressure system to our north that is expected to trop down heading into saturday and sunday in tomorrow's forecast. and that's a look at the weather in your neighborhood. peter, kristen, joe. >> all right, somara, thank you. speaking of joe, what's coming up in

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