>> that's funny, in the valley we used to say the fog is burning off. if you're a meteorologist, you say dissipate. thanks so much for joining us. join us for our midday newscast at 11:00. >> don't forget, we're back at good monday morning. all we can say this morning is what a super bowl. >> the game a nailbiter, decided in the final seconds. it is february 13th. this is "today." ♪♪ >> hail to the chiefs. >> toney's got it. toney walks in. >> kansas city mounts a thrilling fourth quarter comeback. >> butker, up, got it! >> to defeat the eagles and win super bowl lvii. an incredible finish igniting celebrations in arizona. and back home in kansas city, all of the highlights as one of the game's biggest stars joins

us live. mystery in the air, the u.s. military shoots down a third unidentified object over the weekend. the latest over lake huron in michigan, just ahead why the sudden and dramatic uptick in action after the discovery of that chinese spy balloon. >> i need some answers and the american people need answers. >> we'll have the very latest. breaking overnight, new miracles. survivors still being found alive one full week after the earthquake in turkey and syria. a live report from the quake zone just ahead. spring-like. millions along the east coast set to enjoy record warmth this week. al is tracking the temps, the timing, and two storm threats we need to know about. all that, plus stars and surprises. >> you're -- you are -- >> yeah. i'm batman. >> the super bowl commercials

nearly as thrilling as the game. which ad did americans vote tops? the overnight results are in. and oh, baby. ♪ only girl in the world >> rihanna delivers a soaring halftime performance and news, revealing she's pregnant with baby number two. ♪ like diamonds in the sky ♪♪ >> inside the biggest moments from football's biggest night, today, monday, february 13th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." nice to have you with us, up early monday morning, after a thrilling nail biter of a super bowl. why are you looking at me like that? >> i'm looking in your eyes to

see if it is genuine. >> if you are rooting for a good game you got a good game. our mattress was soaked in tears last night. >> i can only imagine. >> eagles fans were not happy but a great game. >> half of the team happy and half not so happy. whether you were up late or missed it, we will get you caught up. don't you worry. we got you covered. best game ending, and the best commercials and the surprise pregnancy announcement that happened during halftime. >> in a moment we'll talk to nick bolton one of the defensive stars who shine and scored a touchdown, a big moment for the chiefs make the momentum. and craig is at the game. he will bring the highlights. how are you feeling this morning? i know you're a chiefs fan. you got your whole family there. how was it? >> savannah guthrie, hoda kotb, i do not recall the last time i've seen a football game that exciting. it was fantastic.

the energy of the stadium was electric. and as you point out, it was a very good morning for chiefs kingdom. and we talked about it all last week heading into this game. everyone expected a tight matchup. you had the top two seeds from the nfc and the afc descending on the desert and super bowl lvii did not disappoint. >> the kansas city chiefs have won super bowl lvii! >> this morning, the kansas city chiefs are waking up super bowl champs for the second time in four years. both times led by superstar quarterback and the game's mvp, patrick mahomes. >> two in four years. is that a dynasty? >> we're not done. i'm not going to say dynasty yet. >> back home, chiefs kingdom celebrating the victory. >> 2023 super bowl champs! >> it means a lot. i could kiss you right now. >> the win a hard-fought back and forth battle. >> jalen hurts in the end zone for a touchdown. >> in the first half, the eagles

star quarterback jalen hurts put the team on its back with two rushing touchdowns and throwing for a third. >> he's taken down. >> the chiefs left reeling after ma homes limped off the field appearing to reinjure his ankle just before halftime. >> nightmare material for kansas city. >> in the second half, the chiefs came roaring back. down to the five. >> and kansas city's high-powered offense did what they do best. >> touchdown. >> scoring on every possession in the third and fourth quarters. but the eagles kept fighting. hurts with his record third rushing touchdown to tie things up, with just five minutes left. >> the flag at the 10. >> the chiefs not over. out the clock and set up the game-winning field goal. >> butker, got it! >> as for that sibling rivalry on the field, the chiefs travis

kelce earning bragging rights over the big brother jason on the eagles. hugging it out after the game. and later embracing their mom donna, too. but the chiefs not the only winners on sunday night. ♪ >> rihanna fans, fired up. as the star made her soaring return to the stage. the 13-minute halftime show, a medley of her greatest hits, had folks distancing in the aisles. and if that wasn't enough, she unveiled another major surprise. showing off a baby bump, a spokesperson later confirmed, baby number two for the young star. before the game, country star chris stapleton with an emotional rendition of the national anthem that brought many, including the eagles head coach, to tears. it was followed by a spectacular fly-over by the first all female team of pilots. on a personal note, it was also the first time the melvin family got to attend a super bowl together. >> here we go.

>> the chiefs win, a highlight, some of their biggest little fans. >> yeah! >> suffice it to say the melvin kids had a pretty good time last night. here's the thing. just 27 years old, patrick mahomes, now becomes the first player to win both the league mvp and the super bowl mvp in the same season, since kurt warner did it back in 1999. mahomes also in that elite group of quarterbacks with multiple championship rings. and after that ankle injury, they said last night he will have plenty of time in the off-season to fully recover, and go for that third ring next year. savannah and hoda? >> wow, craig, you sound a little scratchy. maybe a late night last night celebrating in arizona. >> three hours. three hours. >> del never looked happier in his whole life ever than in that moment. really cool. >> happy for your little boy seeing his hero bringing it on home. >> congrats, honey. we will bring in one of the newly-crowned super bowl

champions, chiefs linebacker nick bolton. he came up big in a key moment. take a look. >> the ball is loose. sitting on the turf. it's picked up by bolton. he's going to score! >> nick, good morning, good morning. so good to see you. we have to talk about that moment right there, honey. because we were reading that that moment, where you scooped up that fumble and ran in for the touchdown, was a beautiful moment, a momentum shift but it was also something that you had a dream about. will you please explain that? >> yeah, i guess two nights ago, i guess three nights ago now, i dreamed about the scenario, and kind of exactly how it happened, man. so it was a surreal moment, once i got in the end zone, i was like oh, no, man, i expected everyone to fly down, a surreal moment we needed to get the win. >> you manifested. you dreamed it and made it

happen right there on the field. >> yes, ma'am. >> it was such a, i really feel like that's what the moment, the momentum shifted for the chiefs. so you had this beautiful hug with your mom, nick, afterwards that i think it felt like it went on for ten minutes. it was so sweet, what did that mean to you, was she whispering something in your ear, if you can share any part of that, that is just a lovely moment? >> yeah, man, i will say having the exchange, man, how life went, and i have been in a position where i was out playing in that venue, and in that game. in high school, my mom wasn't allowed to go watch me play because for health reasons and having a chance for her to be in the stands, at this game, and her being there, trying to get the win, man, and it is a surreal moment for us, man. it just felt like things went through, it was worthwhile and it felt good to be on top. >> your mom, a beautiful, beautiful story of overcoming

cancer and your sister, too, who overcame some health issues. and here you stand proud, will you tell us what it was like, i love seeing your family photos, but what it was like when that buzzer ended, the game was over, and you knew that you were super bowl champions, what did that mean? >> yeah, you talk about it, and you can't really put emotions to it. you really don't believe it until it happens, a lot of emotions, man. a lot of things going through your mind, it is just the greatest feeling in the world, man. i don't have any kids, and so i have to say this is, in my life, it is a surreal moment, for our team and our coaches, and our fans, man. it is just a surreal moment. >> we are so proud of you. that was magical, congratulations. that play was one that we will never forget. >> go get some rest. you've earned it. congratulations. >> and you're going to disneyland. >> thank you. >> have fun. >> sure am. thank you. thank you.

>> we will have a lot more on the game, the halftime show, the commercials, all of it throughout the morning. >> it was awesome. let's go to another big story we're following. the u.s. military downing yet another high altitude unidentified object in the skies of north america. this is the fourth time in just over a week. it's led to a lot of new questions and concerns from lawmakers and people all around the country. we've got two reports on this mysterious new trend, let's start with nbc's tom costello. tom, good morning. >> good morning. the military says the latest object that went down, it went down on lake huron and there was no indication of any collateral damage on the ground. the pentagon says it had an octagonal structure with strings hanging off of it but no discernible payload. these aerial objects traversing north american air space are raising more questions than answers, are they chinese, russia, private industry objects? and what capabilities might they

have? >> reporter: across america's northern states, and extending into canada, american and canadian militaries are on high alert this morning, after shooting down three unidentified flying objects just since friday. the most recent, on sunday, over lake huron. >> i need some answers. and the american people need answers. >> reporter: huron capped a dramatic weekend, u.s. fighter jets targeted and shot down objects over alaskan waters on friday, and then the canadian yukon on saturday. >> they made the decision to shoot down the object. it was a threat to civil aviation and a potential threat to canadians. >> reporter: it is not clear who might be sending the objects, whether they're designed for intelligence gathering, or something else. but the department of defense says the latest object flew in proximity to sensitive d.o.d. sites. aviation authorities worry they could pose a serious risk to commercial aviation, including passenger planes. on sunday, the faa temporarily issued airspace restrictions over parts of lake michigan to support defense activities. >> what's gone on the last, you know, two weeks or so, ten days, has been nothing short of

craziness. >> reporter: the weekend shoot downs come after a fighter jet took out the suspected chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina nine days ago after it spent days flying across the u.s. now the u.s. military is looking at a wider range of radar data as it monitors north american airspace. two u.s. defense officials tell nbc news objects that once might have been filtered out are now getting intense scrutiny. that's critical right there. u.s. and canadian ground teams are working to recover the objects that were shot down. all three were smaller than that chinese balloon, by the way, the chinese foreign ministry this morning says the u.s. is hypocritical, since the u.s. has nine high attitude balloons over chinese air space ten times since last year alone. the white house this morning says that simply is not true. savannah? >> thank you very much. for more on this, we're joined

by jeremy bash, former chief of staff of the cia and the pentagon in the obama administration. jeremy, i mean how do you explain, how do you analyze this uptick in events where we're shooting down unidentified objects? we know the first one was from china. we don't know too much about these others. >> with respect to these three over the weekend, savannah, i think we've got better computing power, better artificial intelligence, so we can look at these objects, detect them and character them. but the reality is after that chinese surveillance balloon, we're on higher alert posture and the rules of engagement is assume hostile intent and when in doubt shoot it out of the sky. >> will we be able to gather intelligence about what these objects are? >> i think we will, both from the video of the pilots coming close to these objects, as well as any debris we can collect from the ground. >> what do you make of china's reaction here, with respect to the first, the chinese spy balloon, they still say it was an errant weather balloon, off track. how do you see this playing out in terms of a pretty critical and tense time between our two countries? >> undoubtedly, i think the

chinese have fielded the surveillance capability. a diplomatic source of friction between this ever-acrimonious relationship between the united states and china. >> thank you very much. >> thank you you. meantime today marks one week since the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria. incredibly overnight rescue crews are still finding survivors in the rubble even as the death toll climbs to well above 35,000 people. nbc's kelly cobiella is on the ground in southern turkey. hi, kelly. >> reporter: good morning. the death toll has surpassed the worst deadliest quake in 1999. then laws were passed to prevent scenes like this, yet the devastation is immense, spanning an area nearly the size of texas.

people are angry they want answers as more survivors are pulled from the rubble this morning, incredible rescues keeping hope alive miracle after miracle, a week after the devastating quakes here, the destruction is endless. the entire city in ruins families in shock. many of them holding out hope for a miracle of their own rescue workers helping, saving this woman after being trapped under rubble for 175 hours but help is not reaching fas enough in some areas omar tillis's mother was dead by the time search crews reached her. >> i think they're coming, 40 hours later, they're coming. >> reporter: more than 30,000 are dead in syria and turkey. they're digging mass graves. people have nowhere to live, some crowding into shelters. aid isn't reaching most of them and anger is rising. over the weekend more than 100 developers and builders arrested

accused of shoddy and illegal construction on some of the thousands of buildings that collapsed here in this city, on nearly every street, another search for survivors. >> someone scratching. >> it seems like someone is scratching the walls >> have you been in contact with anyone >> not yet, no >> they dug and listened with specialized audio equipment for hours. but found no sign of anyone alive. it comes amid new video released from the time of the earthquake showing incredible bravery by two nurses who rushed to protect babies in the neonatal unit. a show of love and resilience in terrifying moments >> this morning, no one knows how many are missing at one hotel, rescuers tell us they think more than 100 are buried under the rubble. the u.n. chief today saying that the rescue operation will soon be ending. but i can tell you, searchers here are determined to save more lives.

hoda >> all right kelly cobiella for us in turkey, thank you. let's gets our first check of the weather from mr. roker and it is going to be a warm one this week. >> it is we've got some stormy weather to talk about and some warm weather. good morning, everybody. hope you're having a great monday today, heavy snow across the four corners and the cascades. strong winds through the southwest. tomorrow, snow and rain are going to stretch from the upper midwest, and we're looking at this second storm system bringing more snow to the rockies. and then we move into wednesday, difficult travel from the plains, due to heavy snow. we're looking at a lot of win, 13 million people with severe weather region from dallas to texas to jackson and then thursday, snow up into the great lakes. 30 million people at risk for severe weather from new orleans, all the way to cleveland, ohio. we're looking at heavy rain, especially in the mid mississippi river valley and anywhere from two to three inches and we're looking upwards of

four to six inches of snow from the rockies, and maybe two to four inches just to the west of chicago. now, above average temperatures. look at these highs today. philadelphia, wah-wah, 15 degrees above average. kansas city, 62 degrees, 19 degrees above average. chicago, 50 degrees. look at this tomorrow. new york city, we're going to be at 50. little rock, 66. anitt for it. thursday, new york city, 64 degrees, baby. >> i wow. >> richmond, you're going to be at 75. lexington, kentucky, 68. chicago, 53 on wednesday by friday, though, you're down to 26 degrees. we're getting to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. hmm, clumping litter? resounding yes! salmon paté? love that for me! essentials? check! ooh, we have enough to splurge on catnip toys! we did it, i feel so accomplished. pet me, please! okay that's enough. now back to me time.

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wah-wah-wah. >> this is al's proudest moment. >> i know. we've got a lot more coming up on super bowl lvii, including reaction to rihanna's high-flying halftime show featuring a very special surprise the star performing her hits while pregnant >> and then, the game within the game which high-priced super bowl commercials scored the best with viewers? we'll break down the hits and misses but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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later today the newly formed discipline committee will meet to decide the fate of oakland police chief leronne armstrong, who last month was suspended by the mayor of oakland for allegedly failing to hold accountable an officer accused of misconduct. armstrong has denied any wrongdoing. the committee can choose to fire the chief, impose some other discipline or do nothing at all. the committee meets tonight at 8:00. let's get a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall has that. >> we've seen some fog drifting around in spots, but it is cold overall across the bay area. we will return to some sunshine today, but it will be windy as we go into this afternoon. temperatures a little bit colder and definitely colder tomorrow, with some spotty showers moving through. as we go into the morning, but then it should clear up for the afternoon. through the rest of the week we go back to dry and breezy weather, highs in the mid-50s to low 60s. overall a chilly week and morning starting out near

freezing. we'll be watching friday as well for another chance of some spotty showers. >> thanks, kari. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. see you back here then.

wait, you in there >> i got to go, guys >> when you say you're going to work all day >> what are you doing here >> tell us about the rumors last night. we saw the final product ben affleck working at a dunkin' donuts drive thru in massachusetts, sporting his best boston accent by the way from one of the super bowl's most talked about commercials tom, did you see that one? >> one of my favorites he was in his element, which is kind of funny, and there wasn't a lot of acting there. >> a lot more on the ads

including which ones america picked, their favorite but first let's turn to the electric halftime show which also delivered one of the night's biggest surprises. >> it did. nbc's jacob soboroff right there in the stadium in glendale, arizona. hey, jacob, good morning. >> was there a football game what football game it was more like a rihanna concert. the crowd was absolutely insane. and that was before we got confirmation that the singer made the exciting announcement during the show that she is of course pregnant with her second child showing off the baby bump during the performance and that literally sent the social media world into a total meltdown. ♪ >> reporter: it was a halftime performance that shined bright like a diamond, with a surprise guest appearance that caught the entire world offguard. ♪ >> rihanna taking center stage at the super bowl for the first live performance in seven years. it is not as loud in the stadium as it is right now a deeply divided crowd but i think it is fair to say everyone is on team ri-ri.

and while she floated high above the stadium the pop superstar appeared to reveal a basis baby bump. twitter immediately went wild with everyone wondering whether she was or wasn't. a short time after the performance, the pregnancy rumors confirmed bay spokesperson rihanna apparently hinting at the shocker in a pre-game interview with nfl plus. >> will there be a surprise? >> i'm thinking about bringing one. >> rihanna, first child, last year, with her partner a$ap rocky who was in the crowd cheering her on. she spoke about being a mom leading up to the super bowl. >> when you become a mom, there is something that happens that you can take on the world. you can do anything. >> and she talked about returning to the stage after such a long time away. >> i haven't been on the stage in seven years there is something exhilarating about the challenge of it all. ♪ >> and she didn't shrink from that challenge, performing a 13-minute medley of songs that had fans in the stadium on her feet, including our buddy craig

and his son del singing along. rihanna took that long break from performing to build a massive beauty and fashion empire the young star who is just 34 years old is worth an estimated $1.7 billion making her the second wealthiest female entertainer in the world, only behind oprah. most of her fortune comes from her fenty beauty line that promotes inclusivity and her lingerie company, both companies named after the barbados born star whose real name is robin fenty. the chart topping star appeared on the big screen once again proving she there is nothing she cannot do. taking center stage and bringing down the house on sports biggest night. >> i can only imagine what it was like in person it was pretty cool on tv jacob, a lot of people thought that last night's news was new music. she said she hadn't been out touring in seven years, so we what's next for her? know what the surprise was, but

what's next for her? >> hoda, as we saw, when she sets her mind to something anything can happen, she is not necessarily ruling out new music but she is definitely open to exploring, having fun, creating things that are different for all of her fans. proud of her catalog that already exists, saying she changed the super bowl set list, get this, 39 different times so now, all eyes are on next month. she is nominated for an academy award for best original song. is she going to perform at the oscars we'll have to wait and see, you guys >> wow, she is having a moment >> she really is >> thank you, jacob. great job. coming up, we have more information for all women, a top cardiologist will join us revealing the five things when it comes to heart health she would never do okay but first, which super bowl commercials were your favorite well, america has spoken overnight, and we're about to reveal the results right after this er this. ♪ho! hah!♪ ♪♪ (record scratches) wait.

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not disappoint plenty of laughs a tear jerker here and there and to break down the top-rated commercials, we're turning to "usa today's" ad meter which has been ranking super bowl ads for more than three decades. ralphy emerson is here and we will reveal the top three as voted on by you america, good morning. >> good morning, thanks for having me. >> set the table a little bit. how much do you think the ads were this year how much was spent on the super bowl ads >> a 30-second ad was about $7 million and that doesn't include what the talent costs are and the production costs >> just air time. >> and a lot of the ads extend past the big game, a lot of money happening here as far as the ads overall, i think they were pretty good. a lot of comedy. a lot of star power. we will see if that comes through when we reveal the results. >> number three, on your special list is amazon's saving sawyer what was appealing about that ad >> first of all, dogs, right if you're a dog person, a pet person, a cat person, maybe you

couldn't relate but sawyer was a stray five years ago and then his owner lives, found him in a shelter and as in this ad here, he's a little lonely. but toward the end of the ad, he gets into some trouble, and not a good boy there >> and gets used to the whole family being there, where did everybody go. >> pretty big to go from a stray dog in five years. >> amazon, the story seemed to take precedent over what they were selling but in the end we saw an amazon box. >> no alexa this year. but that was good enough to make it to number three. >> number two is an nfl ad, it's called "run with it. let's roll it. >> is there anyone who can pull your flag? >> i'm sure someone can. >> what! >> i got you ♪ >> it's all about the sauce. we got to run. ♪

>> she's got moves ♪ >> oops. >> it was so cute. >> yes >> 25-year-old diana garcia, that's the person that's running there. she is the quarterback of the mexico world champion flag football team. and the chief marketing officer for the nfl, they wanted to expand it, they wanted to appeal to latinos and women and a bigger fan base. this is multigenerational ad when you talk about the current stars, or youtube mr. beast, and hall of fame quarterback kelly go bills yes, you had a lot of different familiar faces in this ad. >> let's get to number one this was a real tear jerker, it involved another dog, and it was a wow. >> yes, it was absolutely usa today, number one -- >> let's watch

♪ ♪ yes ♪ ♪ i want to hug you forever ♪ >> it was so sweet you know, it feels like this commercial, i mean if you're going to spend $7 million, it makes sense to be a company that isn't well-known and suddenly we're talking about the farmer's dog. >> what a super bowl commercial debut for farmer's dog "usa today" we had to go back to 1990 to try to find a compan that debuted at number one on ad meter. the farmer's dog company, founded in brooklyn, they were able to do that with this dog that lived a lifetime. i don't know if that's what they're trying to say with the ad but if you use the farmer's food your dog will live forever, but what a commercial. >> none of the top ads have a celeb in it. did celebs pay off did it pay off to have a celebrity in the ad? >> every brand has a different objective. as far as the ad meter is

concerned, a-list stores, multiple in single ads, they didn't cut through >> did you have a favorite >> i liked the farmer's dog. and what about the ben and j. lo one? >> that ranked at number four. i think one of the things i loved about that was ben, he's like boston through and through, right? like i'm gone girl, i wouldn't wear a yankees hat, a big red sox fan and j. lo rolling through the drive through. hoda, i know you're close with j.lo do you think that she was scripted into that commercial? or do you think she just showed up on set and end ud up in the commercial >> i have to go with she was scripted we have a feeling. >> all right ralphy, thank you so much. mr. roker, a check of the weather. >> a fun thing here. the minnesota department of transportation, class of 2023, they have eight new snowplows put it out to minnesotans to name them.

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good morning. it is 7:56. i'm marcus washington. here is a look at what's happening now, including growing concerns as calfresh benefits are ending later this month. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez with the ripple effect food banks are going to feel when calfresh benefits are slashed for 2.9 million california households. for a single person, in march benefits will go from $281 per month to just $23 per month. the numbers will be even more dramatic for larger households. second harvest silicon valley expects more people will turn to them as they lose benefits. call 211 if you have questions about benefits and reach out to your local food bank if you're in a position to help or volunteer. let's get a look at the

forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the numbers across the bay area. >> we're seeing low visibility, but look at these temperatures. it is a cold start. upper 30s and low 40s as you head out the door. then it does recover nicely today. sunshine and temps of 64 in san jose and 66 in concord. but this will be the warmest day of the week. it will be much cooler tomorrow. windy, as well as a couple of spotty showers moving through. and then the rest of the week we are seeing the sunshine return, but our mornings at some points will be freezing and headed for the upper 50s and low 60s. >> thanks, kari. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. i'll meet you backere then. h

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suspended, the coaching staff on administrative leave after hazing and abuse allegations made by a team member. we've got the latest. plus, the look of love our pal jenna bush hager is kicking off a big week here on "today" with a look at the science behind love. >> i am just curious to see what's going to happen >> jenna puts this experiment to the test with some pretty surprising results you do not want to miss today, monday, february 13th, 2023 ♪ >> checking off the bucket list at the "today" show. >> from iowa >> tennessee >> starting off the week, from west virginia. >> houston, texas. >> tyrone, georgia >> logan, utah ♪ >> senior trip with our mom >> from rocky mount, north carolina >> alabama

>> it's a special day. >> today's my fifth birthday >> yeah. ♪ >> that was sweet. >> welcome back to "today. it is nice to have you with us monday morning craig had a good old time covering the super bowl last night. >> i'm glad you put up those air quotes i was concerned for a minute. >> it was a great ride. the news at 8:00, that's the top of the news this morning, the party is still going from glendale, arizona, the kansas city, missouri, after the chiefs won their second super bowl in four years, patrick mahomes, rallied the chiefs, from a 10-point half time deficit, coming back to score 24 points in the second half mahomes, injured, with three td passes on the night. it was just a few seconds to play, harrison butker kicking that game-winning field goal the chiefs go on to win it, 38-35. earlier on "today," we talked to the chiefs linebacker nick bolton who had a touchdown

himself in the second quarter. >> it is the greatest feeling in the world, especially for us and our team, man, our coaches, and our fans, man. it was just a surreal moment. >> the chiefs qb patrick mahomes, no surprise named the game's mvp he said don't call it a dynasty just yet because they're not done yet kansas city by the way already the favorite with odds makers to win again next year. >> can they already do that? >> already let's move now, guys, to new developments in the war in ukraine. russian forces launching a brutal new assault over the weekend, and ukrainian officials fear it will only intensify. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel has the latest for us. hi, richard. good morning >> reporter: good morning to you. it seems like we are at the start of a new russian offensive that is expected to get more intense over the coming weeks and months potentially

but according to british intelligence, russian forces are sustaining their heaviest losses at any stage of the war, around 800 casualties every single day. the fighting is turning some front line villages here in ukraine into ghost towns where life can come and go in an instant. in moscow's second major offensive of the war, russian troops are throwing everything they can at eastern ukraine. they're sustaining heavy losses. ukrainian military is fighting back toe to toe we entered the village where russian troops now shelling it almost continuously. some residents are evacuating. others waited too long vera ventured out of her basement two hours ago to find food a russian shell killed her instantly. a neighbor says vera was like a daughter to her. down the street, what it first looks like a disaster zone is oksana she has just given birth and taken further from the front line

maxine is two hours old born just as vera is killed and one day will have quite a story about his arrival into the world. i'm surprised to see mamila is here we met her last week, when she wouldn't let me leave her shelter until i had sampled her hospitality. >> bortsch >> well, a former nurse, and happens to live next door. >> yes, i didn't have many tools, she says, i had some clamps and delivered the baby in the basement. >> oksana and maxine are in the hospital and the rest remain under fire in the city and they say all things considered, they're grateful these are tough, determined people here, and it could be one of the reasons why the russians are struggling to make advances in this country. the u.s. state department overnight warned americans not to travel to russia and told americans already in russia to leave immediately, saying that there is a risk that they could be arbitrarily detained or harassed

hoda >> richard engel for us there in ukraine, richard, thank you. all right. back here at home, as many college basketball teams are playing for a spot in the ncaa tournament, the men's team at new mexico state university has halted all operations. that's after a member of the squad made some troubling allegations about several of his teammates. nbc's stephanie gosk is here with more. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: tom, good morning new mexico state university police released new details on these allegations made by a member of the men's basketball team the coaching staff has been placed on paid administrative leave while these hazing allegations are investigated and the program is now suspended for the season >> reporter: this morning, new mexico state university is suspending its men's basketball program for the remainder of the season as the school and police look into reports of hazing. overnight police releasing a redacted report detailing allegations against three

unnamed players, including false imprison, criminal sexual misconduct and harassment. the report states the players removed another team member's clothing and engaged in inappropriate physical and sexual touching. the victim claims this has been an ongoing issue and is usually done in front of the the whole team but no official charges have been filed against the three players. the school's chancellor speaking out, saying hazing can become part of an organization's culture if left unchecked. it's something we simply will not tolerate while the team's coach avoided questions in the airport over the weekend. >> coach, can you talk to us >> reporter: two players already announced their departure from the team freshman guard lazar says i don't believe the program that i originally committed to currently aligns with my beliefs and core values. the hazing allegations the latest controversy for the team following a fatal shooting in november, when authorities say basketball player mike peake shot and killed brandon travis, a student from another school, in self-defense. peake has not been charged in the shooting but was suspended from the team.

over the weekend, officials pointed out the shooting and the hazing allegations are completely unrelated court documents show the member of the team who made the most recent allegations wants to remain anonymous and does not want to pursue criminal charges at this time according to the school's code of conduct, the new mexico state board of regents will conduct an official hearing and will announce their next steps. nbc news reached out to both the school and the team for further comment, beyond their written statements, but we haven't heard back, guys. >> steph, thanks for that. finally, guys, we will give you an update, this is a good one on a story we brought you last week. the two military best buddies who reconnected after 20 years for a life changing river, billy, an eagles super fan and the hardcore chiefs supporter, and they reconnected when john saw billy's post on facebook when he was ill and needed a new kidney, and john stepped up and

it turned out that john was a perfect match. the teams gave them tickets to the game, after they heard the story and they made it to glendale and they say they had an amazing game, and after the game, billy, the eagles fan with the new kidney, joked, at least a little part of me did. >> i wondered if they were going to have a good time. they are so cool >> full circle for them. that's awesome. still ahead, another unforgettable super bowl ad and this one has fans of batman losing their minds we'll have it for you on "popstart." first, on this day before valentine's day, an inside look at the science of love and what does it do to our brains well, jenna is our guinea pig. she got all hooked up for this one, and you've got to see these results. right after this hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ ♪ ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ you don't...you don't have to worry... ♪

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>> have a seat here. >> this is where dr. sandra langeslag has been putting love to the test. she is an associate professor in psychological services at the university of missouri st. louis. for nearly two decades, she has studied the relationship between love and the brain hoping to learn how our brains react to love and this time, i was one of her research participants. >> so i'm going to put the cap on you >> i had to put on an electrode cap used for an eeg test the test measures brain activity >> this is your brain activation as it is happening right now it is pretty exciting. >> it is cool. >> you can see when you talk or when you move, you get a lot of noise and these signals here are eye reads, so if you blink a couple of times, that these are eye reads. >> using the data collected from brain wave tests just like this, dr. languish-log has proven that when you are shown a picture of the person you love, your brain creates stronger electrical signals than when you see pictures of other people

with more than 30 electrodes attached to my head, i was ready to give this experiment a try. >> i'm just curious to see what's going to happen. >> for six minutes straight, i was shown multiple pictures of my husband of 14 years, henry, my good friend al roker, a stranger as a baseline, and my cat, hollywood hager i was eager and looking forward to seeing the results. each picture was up for just a second >> okay, so experiment done. >> yes >> what did you find >> we have four colors here. >> let's just hope the cat is not more than -- >> this black one here is your beloved, your husband. this red one here is your friend >> my friend al roker. >> the blue one is the stranger and the red one is the cat we are looking at the late positive potential and as you do this, it goes downward. >> getting worried. >> the more down, the more positive action.

that is a lot bigger in response to your husband than a friend and a stranger t as strong as to youre cat isno husband. >> that is good. >> which makes sense >> the tests show the electrical signals of my brain were strongest in response to my husband followed not far behind by hollywood the cat and when it came to my friend al, well, my results showed my brain reacted least strongly to both him and the stranger but al won by just a hair. >> when i test a group of people sometimes the friends have a little stronger response than the strangers because yes, you know them in life, it is not a stranger that is a very neutral picture but sometimes i don't find a significant change. >> it is a slight difference, right? >> i would say that is meaningful. >> sorry, al >> and you can also see, after the picture started being on the screen, your brain starts to distinguish between -- >> between the two. >> so it starts to process, who is this person, do i know them, do i love them, do i like them.

>> so my husband and i can still stay married >> i think so. >> research shows that nearly everyone will fall in love at least once throughout their live, and through her studies, dr. langeslog says your brain can actually help you fall in or even out of love >> wow talk to us >> one of the biggest questions that sandra gets is, okay, am i in love. i didn't do the test to figure that out i married the husband. but you can't tell it by measuring those electrodes, but what she proves is that this positive line is most strong for the person you're in love, but i did do a test, a questionnaire, and she says there's two types of love, infatuation which of course happens in the early stages we all remember that, honeymoon 2008, and then there's the attachment, which i am very strong in the attachment with henry because we've been together for 20 years. >> okay. and then you didn't do your

kids how come >> because i think the love for them would be very strong. >> that would be off the charts. >> you can also take this test, you can take this questionnaire, you can go to today.com, which i love because it can show you the true love. >> a little message coming in actually from henry hager. so let's roll it >> oh. >> and what he says about this experiment. >> jenna, i understand you just finished a love study and that i came out on top, you do actually love me, i love you. and it's hard to believe because your choices were, harry styles, our cat, tom brady, and this guy. love you happy valentine's day. >> oh, how sweet. >> i get it. i get why you registered like that that was so sweet. >> even my heart >> love that guy. >> you all know why i was a little nervous you don't have to be the lab rat at everything they ask you to do what if it blows up our marriage but it did not

it did not and they say, al, the reason, it actually is good that it is really intense, it shows that it is not just friends. it is the real love person >> yes. >> i think it's neat that first of all, they show the face, they take the hair out there, is no - >> there is no distraction. >> it is a split second. >> i had to quit once. she asked me if i was nervous, which i was like no, i'm not nervous but i was pouring sweat, which therefore negates the whole test the brain waves were too wavy. >> anyway. >> that is really cool. >> is there something that you and your sister are working on >> i'm so excited. we've been working on a new book, and we thought it was the perfect day to announce it it is called "love comes first," and it is all about allowing people to be just as they are, and accepting those that come as you know we've had hall hager, since we wrote sisters first, and then before bra had her baby cora georgia. >> i love that. >> it's fun.

and tomorrow, we will set up a valentine's love lab here in the studio and love experts will join us to answer questions about love and relationships. we have the whole set. >> okay, cool. al, you have a check of the weather? >> this is your brain. this is your brain on al. >> my brain on al was very happy. >> very happy. that's all that matters. let's show you what we've got going on as far as the weather is today, feeling like spring, that will make you happy, the eastern two- happy monday. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we are going to see more sunshine but also gusty winds. another cold night tonight, upper 30s. tomorrow, some spotty showers as a cold front comes in. we are also going to see high winds continue and the temperature only reach 53.

more mornings near freezing, highs in the upper 50s and low 60s. >> that's your latest weather. the time of the morning we love "popstart. >> shall we dance? >> first up, during last night's game, warner brothers had a look at the super hero's first standalone film online, a full length trailer, and aka, the flash is back, traveling through time in an attempt to change the past and along the way, flash runs into not one, but two batmen check this out. >> if you were to go into the past, you have no idea what the consequences can be. >> bruce, i could fix things >> you could also destroy everything >> i created a world of no better humans and now there is no one to defend us.

>> want some help? >> you are - >> yeah, i'm batman. >> yes >> we saw that last night. >> yes >> "the flash" hits theaters in june. another super bowl spot that caught our eye is "indiana jones" and the new teaser giving audiences a peek at the de-aging technology used on harrison ford in a special flashback scene look at this >> you my memory is a little fuzzy. are you still a nazi ♪ >> what are you doing here >> rescuing you!

>> hang on >> come on >> this whole time, al was tapping his foot like he was at a concert. with the trailer music it is going to be an action-packed tlim thriller. no question about it the fifth installment of "indiana jones" heads to theaters this june. blake lively did not run an ad during the chiefs/eagles showdown but a brand new video promoting her drink mixer betty buzz. >> betty buzz. ginger beer. >> the pop flavor. the fresh ginger taste with the right balance of spice sip it enjoy it >> perfectly sized bubbles >> pair it with rum. pair it with tequila pair it with whiskey pair it with everything. especially your mouth. >> love that >> ryan reynolds, blake lively poking fun at her commercial saying we couldn't afford the super bowl or a celebrity

endorsement so i had a family member with the puppy bowl they make a pretty good team and by the way congratulations are in order for their family. yesterday lively shared this snapshot appearing alongside ryan and mom tammy where she says the baby bump, quickly exploded with words of congratulations for the couple. the fact that it they're highlighting that it is now theirs, baby number four, who joins the three older sisters. four kids. next up, the sweetest bracket in honor of valentine's day. we wanted to know, what is the best chocolate flavor in a classic valentine's day box? do you want to bite it and be surprised? something gooey? we started with eight cocoa classics and now the tasty top two, chocolate turtles and toffee caramel got bounced. >> yes >> a lot of people - >> chocolate turtle has caramel in it. >> you were right, al.

nuts and caramel here you go. here are the top tasty two >> any guesses >> i'm going with the turtle >> i figured. >> i think turtle is going to win. >> everybody gives you a little box with the turtles you can cast your vote for the ultimate valentine's day chocolate on today.com/food and we'll reveal the winner tomorrow >> hey, do you have more well, don't leave me out, girl. >> it's monday so you know what that means, an all new episode, of course of hoda's podcast "making space" it just dropped. you can find it by scanning the qr code at the bottom of the screen today's guest, the two pals talk about how they navigated life's biggest joys and heart breaks throughout almost 30rs. >> we've been friends for 30 years. and i think what karen has gone through in her life is what a lot of people have gone through in their lives anyway she lost her husband and she talks about how she dealt

with it, but i think it is kind of fun we just talked to her like - >> she is a journalist. >> yes. >> good stuff. >> yes you're right >> she knows how to do that. >> good stuff. still ahead, one of the stars of the netflix hit "outer banks" is in the house, madeline cline is here. but first your local news. good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. here's a live look in san francisco this morning. ahead of what's being billed a major housing announcement. it's no secret san francisco suffers from a lack of affordable housing, as does the entire bay area. mayor london breed is holding a conference, expected to announce new legislation to remove barriers to the construction of new housing at 11:00 this morning. tune in to our midday newscast for the latest on that

announcement. time for a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> we've seen fog around parts of the bay area, but we're also going to see winds pick up, gusty near the coastline with highs reaching into the low 60s inland. it's going to be another cold night. tomorrow, much cooler and even some spotty showers moving through from late morning into the early afternoon. the rest of the forecast shows we will have a chilly week ahead and another chance of rain friday. we'll have another local news update coming up in 30 minutes.

♪ >> hey, everybody, welcome back. it is 8:30 it's a beautiful crisp monday morning. we're happy to see you we love seeing all of these smiling faces on valentine's eve. look who else is here. from the highly-anticipated "ant

man," look who we have here, in the house. >> hi, everyone. >> we love you, katherine newton we will talk to you more in the fourth hour. we're excited about that. >> also it is important for heart month, everything especially women need to know about our heart health. >> and madelyn cline is like everywhere she is "outer banks. the knifes out "glass onion. and we're so looking forward t sitting down with her. and checking out viral beauty and fashion trends like sam berry, whether you should get bangs or a bob, try something new, or perhaps how to incorporate ballet style into your look. >> ballet style? >> what's ballet style >> ballet flats. like the 2000s are calling you remember the ballet flats trend. >> yes, i do >> and then the third hour, a valentine's day diy. whether showing love with a last minute gift or easy crafts for the whole family that they can

enjoy. mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >> all my kids care about is a gift card. let's show you what we have for the week ahead above average temperatures for the eastern third of the country. rain, snow and wind with one storm coming in on monday. difficult trafficking for the pacific northwest. record warmth in the northeast severe storms to the gulf. and snow showers from the rockies to the western great lakes. and then on friday, soggy weather mid atlantic states and snow in the northeast. plenty of sunshine from the gulf coast to the plains. showers return out west. that's w foggy start in some parts of the bay area. it's going to clear out and turn windy today especially near the coastline. tomorrow much colder temperatures and even scattered showers as we see that cold front dropping in in time for valentine's day. we're going to see more dry weather throughout the week and another slight chance of rain on

fr we have a birthday here. what's your name >> reynolds. >> how old you are, reynolds >> 10. >> double digits at 10, i think the birthday present is foil, with reynolds >> it's what i expected. >> way to go, reynolds i love this guy. >> all right >> savannah! >> you rang? coming up next, today's five things, we have a leading cardiologist right here with us this.

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we are back with "today's five things," our series where experts reveal there are things that they would never do when it comes to their areas of expertise. and heart health, the leading cause of death for americans and early detection is key to

preventing it. so joining us now, dr. icilma fergus, the director of cardiovascular disparities at mount sinai hospital good morning. >> good morning. a pleasure to be here. >> we like having an expert in the house because you're going to give us the top tips. the first thing you say is never overlook the numbers what do you mean by that >> never overlook the numbers. knowing your blood pressure. knowing your blood sugar and knowing your cholesterol numbers. never forget those your blood pressure should be between 110 and 130 over 70 to 80 you should have a fasting blood sugar of less than 100 you should know your good cholesterol. that's the only one you want to have high, above 50. and the ldl, the bad cholesterol should be less than 100. >> so know those numbers what about age age is a number. what's your advice there >> age is a number but listen, savannah, never assume you're too young to have heart disease. in fact, people in their 20s, 30s, 40s, can have heart disease.

it does get, you know, more sort of serious as you get older, but never think that you're too young to have heart disease. >> another one, never minimize your symptoms. that's something that a lot of us do, oh, my stomach hurts a little bit it's problem nothing it will go away. >> absolutely. never minimize those symptoms. and you know, women's symptoms may be different than men, than what you see in the textbook, but if you don't feel yourself, the phase of tiredness, fatigue, tightness, shortness of breath, never minimize those call someone for help. especially maybe 911 if you think it is going to be a heart attack. >> and the next tip you have has to do with stress and anxiety. what do you say about that >> never let stress and anxiety get to you there are a lot of ways to mitigate stress and anxiety. we do know that since the pandemic, a lot of people have had more stress, more anxiety in their workspace, et cetera but there are ways to get around, that like exercising, like

hydrating, and ensuring that you get enough sleep never get, never get too much sleep, but also, don't get too little sleep. >> i mean we all know stress isn't good but is there really a true correlation between stress and anxiety? >> oh, absolutely. >> and heart health? >> oh, absolutely. with stress, you can have what's called increase in your sympathetic nervous system where you have increased heart rate, increased blood pressure, and also the cortisol levels can increase, and that is not good >> all right our next tip, you say never ignore preventible habits. what do you mean by that >> oh, yeah, so you know, i never say think that you can get away with say drinking too much coffee, not exercising, not getting enough food, not getting enough rest. but also, eating processed foods, yesterday was the super bowl. >> a lot of processed foods happened yesterday. >> yes. >> these are the things that you got to do. minimize alcohol, you say. obviously avoid smoking. these are the things you have to make sure you do and never overlook the family history. >> never overlook the family

history. the family history is so important. you know, knowing your family history, you can get started earlier at managing those risk factors. knowing your blood pressure, we talked about the numbers before, but knowing if uncle sam had a sudden cardiac death it may help to you get into the doctor earlier, and get those preventive testing mechanisms. >> the screening kind of get that baseline, even if you're young. >> that's right. >> all right doctor, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. more tips how to help prevent heart disease on our website today.com. hoda, over to you. all right, coming up next, savannah, we are catching up with the star who is having a moment she is having a moment outer banks. and many, many more things madelyn cline is with us we're exci

actress madelyn cline is everywhere right now her hit netflix series "outer banks" is gearing up for a return in season three and made

a splash in "glass onion" and this morning we can exclusively reveal that madelyn cline is our next today.com cover story more on that in just a moment. but first, let's take a look at the new season of "outer banks" where this time the treasure hunting teams find themselves trapped on a desert island check this out. >> do you see that >> see what? >> a boat. >> a boat where? >> 11:00 just under the horizon >> i think it's just the white caps >> you don't know. it's right there i see it >> what if - >> no, it's not. it's not your brother, okay? i promise. >> oh, my gosh i'm totally into this. first of all, welcome. congratulations on everything. what a thrill for you to do this. >> i know. >> this project. tell me about that. >> "outer banks" is always a thrill we always deliver.

every season, i swear it feels like i -- it feels like it should be impossible to heighten it and raise the stakes but we do it somehow and this season delivers, so i'm - >> i'm just so happy to be sitting with you >> i'm happy to be sitting with you. >> i feel like, i was reading about you. you went, your parents wanted you to go to college, you went to college, did you all of the things you were supposed to do and partway through college, you just said i'm go, this is not working for me, what did mom and dad say when you said you decided you were going to try something? you would try acting >> partway through college, gave me a lot of credits, it was like six weeks, i dropped out before midterms so all of my professors thought i was laze and didn't want to study, and didn't want to study, which i didn't, they were partially right they have always been very, very supportive i think they were very terrified though because i didn't really have any other backup plan

it was kind of like, you know, that moment in "almost famous," where his mother says, my child has been kidnapped by rock stars and i think that's what they thought when i moved to l.a. >> well you did. i just interviewed steve harvey and the way to be successful is never have a plan b, you have to only have a plan a did you struggle with, and we've all had this, i've had this in my career, too, where you kind of feel like an impostor like you feel like what am i doing here, how did i get here, do people believe i should be here, do i believe that? >> i still feel that way i feel like that's a, i think about that, like even today, i was up at like, i don't know, 5:00, and i had hair and makeup happening in my room and who do i think i am and even going on the "today" shoot, i felt so excited that everybody was there, for me, and with me. it's very, very exciting >> how do you get your confidence >> if i knew

i mean i think it's a lot of times fake it until you make it. daily. >> tell us about the today.com cover shoot. fun. that is really cool. i was reading that, too, it was just fun. >> it was fun. >> in addition to everything else. >> fun it was so fun. the team is so much fun. and we, i mean they were just jumping on the bed and we ordered champagne, and i was trying to do dry january, didn't really count for me. >> as we call it around here damp january. >> damp january, thank you it was amazing it was so much fun and i'm honored. it's so cool >> what is it like in your small town, the town you grew up in south carolina i mean, what did they say about the girl from there who made it big? >> i think, i've seen some comments i've been tagged in some like she's from goose creek, and you know, i don't know it's very quiet-ish, it's growing. we have a starbucks now.

and you know, it's very quiet. i always get culture shock when i go back because the pace is so much slower, but it's always nice to go home. >> it's interesting because you're learning about being a celebrity through being a celebrity. and you talked about, i think of the today.com article that you were dating someone you were co-starring with, and you decided after that, you guys broke up, that that's not something that you're going to talk about later on. what did you learn from that experience >> i learned how much i value privacy and anonymity and how much that means to me and how much keeping things for myself means to me. >> that's really important how about "knives out" how about that that's like a dream role. >> i know. oh, god, "glass onion," that was an experience of a lifetime, that summer, is just like, you know, obviously the cast is so incredible

and ryan is amazing, such an incredible director, and a brilliant person, and just i mean shooting in greece, twist my arm. >> you are sitting in the middle of a brilliant time in your life when do you think your parents were the proudest of you >> i don't know. i think, well, i know they're proud. i know they're watching this right now. >> oh, they are? >> they were just texting me i think they're really proud that i chose to do something, and i just put all my eggs in that basket, and i did it with reckless abandon >> well, they raised you right >> yes thank you. >> madelyn cline, thank you so much we appreciate it we will be watching your career i know for a long time thanks for coming to see us. >> thank you >> what are your parents' names? >> pam and mark. >> pam and mark, thank you you can stream "outer banks" season three starting february 23rd head to today.com to check out the full cover story

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when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. monday morning, good time for some plaza pics. hoda caught up with marissa and trey visiting from georgia for marissa's 39th birthday. margaret and al on a mother daughter adventure from germantown, tennessee. and i got to catch up with a rebecca and her daughter from richmond, virginia every year, a slew of new beauty and fashion trends go viral but which ones can we pull off in every day life?

"glamour" editor chief samantha berry here with the editor of some trends that she thinks everyone should try in 2023. good morning good to see you. >> good to see you >> i'm always nervous to follow a fashion trend because you could become a fashion victim. >> totally it's nice to know what is happening. in hair, we're both fashioning the new style in hair. >> who knew? tell me the first hair trend that is big in 2023. >> bangs and bobs. >> bangs and bobs. >> you've got the bangs. >> bangs, i think for people who want to change up their hair a little bit, it is an easy in i advise doing it during cold weather. you don't want to have bangs during the middle of the heat of summer emily in paris got bangs wednesday has bangs, everybody else has bangs >> and this short bob, with haley bieber >> haley bieber. >> you just got the chop. >> i didn't know it was trendy. >> bobs are really in. and another way for people to change their look. i highly recommend, i've seen people on tiktok cut their own

bangs and bobs i would recommend if you make a change, start with a professional. >> go to a pro. >> longer and then shorter and make sure you're doing the style for the texture of your hair. >> i think so because it is with shorter hair and bangs can be kind of hard to style. >> exactly. so take it easy. >> inch by inch. >> exactly >> the next trend, i can't believe it, press-on nails >> press-on nails have been around for a long time. >> a long time. >> we've seen a massive spike in 2023 and one of the reasons they have much better quality and much better in design and much safer on your nails. and they also are less commitment, right? so let's say you want to try some valentine's heart nails or try the trends in chrome or metallic, you can try it with press-on nails >> is it glue or tape or how is it >> there is glue and there's tape and there's different versions and it is really a natural fake nail and they have come a long way since the press-on nails in the '80s. >> i remember the '80s nails i haven't tried them since but it looks exciting and i may have to try it. i can't believe the ballet flats are back

that is like 2000, right >> we know that fashion is a cycle. and all things come back in fashion. this has been really driven by the ballet core, in fact, and it is divisive, to be fair, i think it depends where you live as well i'm not a ballet flat in manhattan type of girl but there's lots of different versions and now what you're seeing in 2023, is yes, those ballet flats you saw in the early 2000s but there's platforms, there's these lovely lace, and they're added. i would like height with my ballet flats >> i'm not sure i'm ready for it this is the new y2k style coming back >> y2k is back it's not going everywhere. we saw it in late 2022, we saw the '90s fashion and now coming into the early augh. and red carpet and dresses and jeans on katie holmes, and anne hathaway wore a page boy hat did you wear any of these? >> the page boy hat, yes

what do we have? the colorful jewels, yes shiny patent leather >> divisive, again one thing that is back is a lot of combat jeans and cargo jeans but low rise jeans, i don't want to go back >> it is tough >> and the canadian tuxedo. >> denim on denim. this is cute but the denim suit is questionable. denim. think about britney spears and justin timberlake at the vmas in the early 2000s, lots of variations on denim and denim and they're on etsy and things that you and i wore, they are probably buying them on etsy. >> the dress over jeans. i do think that's a cute fashion. how do you do it you have to do it right. there is a high degree of error. >> i wore a lot of dress over jeans back in the day. >> in the day.

>> it didn't surprise me necessarily because we saw the 2000s come back, but katie holmes took the dress over jeans and brought it back on to the red carpet and i think that was a big fashion moment we haven't seen everybody embrace it yet but i think you're going to see lots of different variations of dresses over jeans have you done the dress over jeans? >> i did a dress over pants, late '90s, with the chunky heel, sitting at the coffee house, bemoaning your terrible boyfriend. >> yes. >> weird girl styles this is the thing. >> weird girl style is an aesthetic. and we're talking about a lot of trends and weird girl style is not a trend, it's a mind set. >> like porsche from "white lotus." >> yes porsche from "white lotus" and angela - >> a couple of models modeling weird girl styles. >> weird girl styles a lot of it is, some of it is, anchored in japanese street style, and it is really about the individual and more is more, and layering and mixing areas so

you're mixing maybe a corset from something from the early 2000s and about the individual style and taking your style and adding more. >> i guess if i want to rock this, i shop my 8-year-old's closet and she probably has a bag like that. you kind of do it. you do you >> yes >> thank you to our cute models. we're back with the "third hour of today" just ahead but first, a check of your local news and weather and these messages oakland police commissioners are planning to take control of the place involving chief armstrong, who has been on administrative leave duet to the

mishandling of officer misconduct cases. the police commission announced it imposed to establish a discipline committee. this will be a closed-door session. armstrong's leave needs to be addressed by april 4th. the warriors got their guy after all. gary payton

this morning, on the "third hour of today," hail to the chiefs, mvp quarterback patrick mahomes, kansas city. >> kansas city, crowned the super bowl champs, we've got the game's biggest moments and we're going to talk live with the rookie who scored his first-ever nfl touchdown last night. >> touchdown, chiefs. >> plus break down the ads, and of course, ri-ri's half time reveal. then it's chrissy metz, live in 1-a, sharing news of her personal project with us. and valentine's day