to san francisco. we're going to have some hot temperatures as we head through the end of the week, but we can enjoy some milder weather for today. take a look at the rest of the week for our inland valleys, with upper 80s, low 90s, while san francisco will be in the 60s. b.a.r.t., basically the berryessa line there's no green line service and we also have a delay for the remaining service between the coliseum and san leandro station. >> that's a bummer way to start the day. the "today" show is coming up next. you can get more local news with our brand new newscast on roku and other streaming platforms, not to mention nbcbayarea.com. >> is that does it for us. have a great morning. we'll see you over on our streaming channel. new round of extreme weather. >> extreme flooding and heat taking a toll from coast to coast. good morning. it's july 10th.

this is "today." >> wild weather. torrential rains slams the northeast. flooding neighborhoods and washing out roads. >> that's insane. >> the nation's airports hit with a new round of cancellations and delays. even more storms expected today. and the brutal heat is the story from california all the way to florida. al is tracking it all. breaking overnight. president biden touching down this morning in london, meeting with the uk prime minister. and later his first face to face with king charles. the start to keep nato united, with the u.s. sending a controversial new weapon to ukraine. we're live with the very latest. wanted. manhunt for an escaped murder suspect in pennsylvania. on the run for more than three days. just ahead, the survival skills that may be helping him avoid capture. and the new clues that could

help police in the search just discovered. don't jump! the new morning against a popular and dangerous stunt on social media. people leaping from speeding boats. at least four deaths already this summer. how tiktok is responding this morning. all that, plus primetime. amazon's biggest sale of the year now just hours away and the guide to the biggest discounts and the other retailers rolling out major sales this week. ♪♪ and lottery fever. the power ball and mega millions jackpot soaring above $1 billion combined with your chance to strike it rich today, monday, july 10th, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.

from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi there, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today." nice to have you with us on a monday morning. quick back of the envelope math. what is this? power ball is $650 million. tomorrow mega millions $400 million. lots of money. >> a lot of people will be playing that game today. get out there. this is chicago where hopefully a lot of people will buy tickets and hopefully someone will get lucky. >> i can't do math this early. it's over a billion. more on that in a bit. another day of severe and deadly weather on tap from coast to coast. heavy rains causing flash flooding up and down the east coast. over night, one woman was killed when she was swept away trying to evacuate her apartment. this happened about an hour north of new york city. meanwhile, 32 million americans from southern california all the way to florida facing another day of extreme heat. we are talking triple digit temperatures in some spots. all of it is leading to more travel delays after what was a hectic and busy week at the nation's airports and on the roads. >> we are all over this map.

we have al's full forecast just ahead. but let's start with emilie ikeda in hard-hit stony point, new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, savannah and hoda. you can see some of the lingering standing water around me. these grounds already incredibly saturated from the storms we witnessed over the past couple of weeks priming the region for flooding. but this is is a vast improvement compared to what we saw yesterday when racing flood waters toppled trees, collapsed roadways and forced first responders to make rescues by boat. rescuing people from their homes. overnight, a string of dangerous thunderstorms slamming the northeast. washing away cars and collapsing roads. >> that's insane! >> reporter: 27 million people now under flood alerts across the northeast from eastern new york to new hampshire. >> a lot of traffic, a lot of water. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: torrential

downpours leaving drivers stranded like this apocalyptic scene in orange county, new york, which is now under a state of emergency. >> be advised. main street and the traffic circle is completely under water. we have a car going down the river. >> reporter: rain totals there reaching nearly eight inches. creating hazardous sinkholes in the road. as the sweeping storms turned catastrophic, officials say one woman was killed trying to evacuate her home. the national weather service in new york urging residents to avoid the roads, warning stay away or be swept away. drivers dealing with swamped roads throughout the region. in pennsylvania, nearly ten inches of water left vehicles submerged. >> i didn't want my car to swim away. >> reporter: while parts of connecticut were happenered by about five inches of rain in just over an hour. it comes as americans in the south and west are dealing with the extreme heat that's been baking the region. and southwest temps are expected to stay between 105 and 120 degrees this week. including in some parts of california where another disaster struck in los angeles county.

a massive landslides causing evacuations of homes. in rolling hills estates. while back east, residents look for rescues as a deluge of devastating weather reeks havoc on the region. and the sweeping storms closing roadways and snarling travel. we saw more than 2,000 flights cancelled yesterday. already this morning, several hundred more flights nixed and commuters won't find much relief if they're taking train service. amtrak and metro north postponing much of the train service for the hudson valley region as many communities are trying to salvage what they can from this sopping mess. savannah. >> thank you. of course, al is standing by with everything we need to know. >> that torrential rain moving up into the northeast and into new england, especially from connecticut into parts of northern new england. we have flood watches out and, in fact, we have a flash flood risk. a high risk as you get into northern vermont and parts of

upstate new york. moderate risks over a wide area. we have 14 million people under flash flood warnings and watches. by the time this is all said and done, we're looking at probably five to eight inches of rain, and that's going to be on already saturated ground. as far as this afternoon, severe weather from minnesota, green bay down to amarillo. damaging winds, hail tornadoes possible and that moves into the mid section of the country tomorrow with wind gusts of over 65 miles per hour. damaging wind and hail as well. look at this. from southern florida all the way to the west coast, 38 million people under heat advisories, heat watches, heat warnings. guys, we will be looking at this more in depth in the next hour. but this is dangerous heat that goes right into next week. >> al, thank you very much. we'll check back. also this morning, president biden is kicking off a high-stakes trip to europe. his first stop in london for tea with the king and key talks

before heading to that major summit with nato later. peter alexander is traveling with the president and joins us later. peter, good morning. >> reporter: the president today beginning this four-day trip here in europe. with the war in ukraine intensifying, the focus on the future of the nato alliance, president biden dousing the hopes of president volodymyr zelenskyy's bid to join nato. p but first up for the president today, a royal visit with britain's new king. president biden kicking off his whirlwind european trip at 10 downing street side by side with british prime minister rishi sunak. their sixth meeting in just nine months. for the president, it is not just london calling, but a chance to chat with king charles at windsor castle. it will be their first time together since the monarch was crowned. the president did not attend the coronation, sending the first lady instead. at the heart of the president's trip, the nato summit in lithuania just a hundred miles from the fighting in ukraine. president biden looking to solidify support for the country as it's struggling to gain traction with its

counteroffensive. this week's summit comes at a key moment following last month's rebellion in russia, exposing cracks in president vladimir putin's leadership. still president biden is dismissing the idea of adding ukraine to nato now while the war is raging. >> i don't think so. the war is going on. we're all in war. you know, we're in war with russia. >> reporter: the president is also likely to face criticism over his decision to send cluster bombs to ukraine, a controversial weapon prohibited by the allies. president biden defending the decision, saying it's a temporary measure, adding ukraine is low on other weapons. >> the ukrainians are running out of ammunition. the ammunition of 155 millimeter weapons. they're running out of those -- that ammunition, and we're low on it. >> reporter: finally, the president will head to finland to personally welcome nato's new est member into the alliance. >> and peter, the president is

also facing some pushback in washington over this decision to send cluster munitions, including from his own party. >> reporter: yeah, savannah, you're right. that backlash not just from nato allies but also key democrats at home. one house top democrat warning that sending cluster bombs to u.s. could risk the u.s.'s moral leadership given their more indiscriminate nature. it could give a green light to other nations to use controversial weapons in the future. the cluster bombs are banned by more 100 countries, including almost all of western europe. and the criticism focuses on the fact that they released smaller explosives that don't always explode on impact and can t and detonate later, savannah, making them a real threat to civilians. >> peter alexander traveling with the president, thank you. we should mention secretary of state antony blinken also along on this trip we will have an interview with him tomorrow morning on "today". let's continue with more on the situation on the ground in ukraine where the intense

fighting is on going on several fronts over the weekend, ukraine's president marked 500 days of russia's invasion. nbc's kelly cobiella is right there in kyiv for us kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we just heard a short time ago from the kremlin, which said that president putin actually met with the wagner leader prigozhin and wagner commanders just five days after that attempted mutiny last month. they say the meeting lasted three hours and that all pledged their loyalty to putin and to russia this as ukraine marks 500 days of war this morning a symbolic victory for ukraine. five commanders who defended mariupol to the end are now free and home they were among the last hold-outs in the steel plant surrendering to russian soldiers in may of last year and months later handed over to turkey in a

prisoner swap with russia. they were released after president zelenskyy's meeting with turkey's president infuriating russia a kremlin spokesperson said russia was not consulted accusing turkey and ukraine of violating the terms of the deal saying the five fighters were supposed to stay in turkey until the end of the war one already vowing to return to the front. now 500 days into the war, more than 9,000 civilians have been killed 500 of them children the u.n. says. and more than 6 million ukrainians have become refugees from their country this morning civilians once again paying a heavy price after a russian bomb hit a aid distribution site in the south, killing four. on the front line, the ukrainians say they're meeting fierce resistance but made a definite advance south of bakhmut, claiming russians are trapped in some places after hearing president biden has approved cluster munitions,

the commander in this battle near bakhmut saying it will be totally cool we will be able to use fewer shells president zelenskyy marking the 500th day of the war with this video, showing him visiting snake island in the black sea, where ukrainians famously defied russian orders to surrender at the beginning of the invasion. the president vowed to take back every last inch of land. and a poll released today showed the vast majority of ukrainians, some 89%, want to join nato from 49% before russia invaded last year. hoda >> kelly, thank you. also this morning, the man hunt is intensifying for a murder suspect who escaped from a pennsylvania jail near the border with new york it happened late last week officials are warning this morning he is very dangerous and urging the public to stay vigilant nbc's ann thompson is here with more on this anne, good morning >> good morning, savannah.

what makes this so frightening is that michael burham has done this before, leading authorities on a chase that went from pennsylvania to south carolina in may a dangerous criminal, authorities say, with the skills to live off the land and elude capture. this morning, michael charles burham is a most wanted man. the warren county jail escapee, the subject of an urgent multi-agency manhunt focussed on the pennsylvania/new york border nearby warren. it has expanded to the allegheny national forest, say police. the 34-year-old is considered armed and very dangerous, with survivalist skills and military experience that authorities say would enable him to hide in the nearby wooded areas. >> he's not going to get a lot of rest. we'll push hard until we find him. >> reporter: acting on tips over the weekend, authorities searched several residences and structures and may have found clues. >> we located small stockpiles

or campsites in wooded areas in the general vicinity of warren and we believe at least some of these may have been associated with burham. >> reporter: eescaped late thursday night authorities say he elevated himself on to a piece of exercise equipment, went out through a metal gated roof and lowered himself to the ground on a rope made of bed sheets. he faces a long list of charges in three states. he was held in connection with burglary and arson in pennsylvania he is a suspect in the rape and murder of a new york woman and is accused of kidnapping an elderly pennsylvania couple at gunpoint and then leading authorities on a multi-state chase in may, ending with his arrest and the couple's rescue in south carolina. once again, authorities need the public's help. >> we ask that you be vigilant we ask you to take reasonable precautions, make sure that the doors and windows are locked contact us if there is anything they see that's suspicion.

>> now burham wz last seen wearing den m jacket and an origin stripped jump suit and crocs. but authorities think he may have changed by now. reward is offered for information leading to his capture. and authorities think he may be getting some assistance on the outside. they remind people, if you are helping him, that is a crime. don't do it. >> a serious one anne, thank you very muc all right. it is 7:15 a lot more to get to how about some good news craig melvin, what do you got? >> welcome back. good morning good morning to you as well. if you are feeling lucky, this is probably the week to catch some lottery fever not one but two huge jackpots topping $1.1 billion combined up for grabs. starting tonight nbc's jessie kirsch is in chicago for us once again. all right, jesse so how do the big prizes break down, first of all >> reporter: yeah, craig good morning things are definitely heating up right now we're looking at a power ball jackpot of roughly

$650 million that is the ninth largest in the game's history, according to power ball if you take the cash up front, we're talking roughly half that, around $330 million and then there's mega millions being drawn tomorrow that is going to be worth an estimated $480 million if you take that up front, it's about 240. both of those games, if you have the patience to wait for the jackpot you will take a lot more home because of the interest that will accrue slow and steady wins the race. craig, i am in it to win it. $2 on the table. i will take a power ball ticket. raul will help us out. quick picking. i don't need to pick the numbers i want that's all it takes to play the game that drawing for power ball is tonight. >> you can't win if you don't play that's what they say, right? really quickly here, jess, for the lucky folks that do end up winning, give us some tips that the experts say you should do right away. >> reporter: yeah. so obviously we're feeling confident so let's keep in mind, if you are winning, sign your ticket couple things to keep in mind.

you will want to take a selfie with it as well because that way you will know it is yours. on top of that, might want to get a financial adviser. consider donating at least some of that money. that could help you with your taxes as well. let's pretend you don't need to pay any taxes and that you win both games starting tonight. that's a pretty good idea, right? here are some things you can do with more than $1 billion. according to a recent forbes report, you would be able to buy the miami marlins. that's a pretty good idea for someone that likes baseball, especially during mlb all star week then you could also send close to 11,000 people to in state college for four years for free according to educationdata.org here's something else, though. if you are someone that enjoys sugar, you could get 500 million plus of these guys right here. not a bad way to start a monday. who needs coffee when you can just have a slurpee. guys, back to you. >> half a billion slurpees, that

makes sense. jesse kirsch in chicago. thank you, jesse you could also just change your phone number and disappear. >> that will probably happen >> options they're there. al, what do we got. >> a beautiful day out west. it will be hot in the southwest. we'll be talking about that in a bit. severe storms firing up in the plains that flood threat in new england is real. we're looking at showers and thunderstorms all across the gulf coast we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. ththat's my boboy. now w you get ouout there, and you u make us prproud, hu? ♪ bye,e, uncle limimu. ♪ stayay off the f freeways! onlyly pay for w what you nen. ♪ libiberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today it's going to be nice and

cool, with most of our inland valleys in the 70s for today. we're starting out cloudy, eventually it's going to clear out. take a look at what's ahead. it's going to be heating up as we go throughout the week. upper 80s through thursday and then in the 90s for friday. the peak of the heat will be this weekend, reaching near the triple digits. and for san francisco, we're weather. the next half hour, let's talk about this unrelenting heat. and next hour, we're now referring to al as "pop pop" because we have some news we would like to speak a little bit more about congratulations. >> thank you, very much. little sky clara came over the week, during the week. in fact, she'll be a week old today. >> we can't wait to hear all about it >> new grand baby alert. we love it. coming up, officials are sounding the alarm over social media. it's a trend tied to a popular summer past time

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victim ended up there. all lanes are back open again. we want to check in with meteorologist kari hall, we're expecting warmer temperatures by week's end. >> we're enjoying the next few days while temperatures are still nice and mild, especially today with our inland areas only reaching into the upper 70s. we will have a warm-up starting tomorrow with upper 80s and we'll see the pattern hold through thursday, getting hotter by friday and the weekend will be the peak of the heat. triple digits in the forecast for our warmer spots inland, and in san francisco expect temperatures in the low to mid-60s. it will be in the mid-70s for the weekend. the full forecast on the full forecast on nbcbayarea.com. - you ok? - there's a flex alert today

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it's disturbing. a stunt intended to rack up views. it is known as the boat jumping challenge, and it has people on social media leaping off speeding boats into the water. but the flips for likes has led to tragic results. over the last six months, officials in alabama say the dangerous stunt has claimed at least four lives there drownings that one rescuer says were easily avoidable. >> the four responded to when they jumped off of the boat, they literally broke their neck and basically an instant death >> reporter: experts say if a boat is moving fast enough to create a wake, the water is not a safe landing pad >> hitting the water out of a moving boat is like hitting concrete from jumping multiple stories up so it's really, really dangerous. >> reporter: gail works to educate boaters and prevent accidents on the water. >> you can wind up with broken bones, a broken neck, or you

could run into the propeller of your own boat or another boat could run over you that would cause lots of damage if not death >> reporter: the challenge is not new. we found videos dating back to 2020 tiktok now posting mornings like this noting participating in this activity could result in you or others getting hurt nbc news reached out to tiktok about the boat jumping trend they responded by saying, it is not accurate to characterize or report this as a tiktok challenge and that the company can't comment on something that isn't a trend on our platform. this is not the first social media challenge to cause harm or take lives there's been the skull breaker challenge where three people stand in a line and the two on the outside kick out the middle person's legs causing them to fall back and crack their skull. some tiktokers discovered burns. when they put salt and ice directly on their skin and tiktok has banned the benadryl challenge after at least one teenager died, taking multiple

anti-histamine tablets to induce hallucinations to post experiences online when it comes to these dangerous stunts, tiktok pointed to its community guidelines that state in part, we do not allow showing or promoting dangerous activities and challenging and advising if you see a dangerous activity or challenge, pause for a moment to stop and think before you decide and act. >> i mean, i don't know what to say after seeing all that stuff. but there were some people that were jumping off the back of their boats wearing a life vest. did that make any difference at all when it came to the injuries. >> boating safety 101, right wear a life jacket it is always advisable on a boat just like wearing a seat belt in a car. but our safety expert wanted to emphasize that wearing a life jacket when you jump off a speeding boat would not prevent serious injuries or death. it would not prevent you breaking your neck or breaking any bones. the only way to be safe, hoda, just don't do it. >> yeah, just don't do it. that seems like the best advice. thank you.

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75% off. the wireless headphones 55% off and the tablets, which can be good for kids. non-amazon products, apple products like the tv and the watches based on years past, they think those will go on sale as well. 76% of prime members will start their back-to-school shopping right now. great idea to do so. and exclusively today show viewers, some deals they have 45% off a vitamix blender. the bissell carpet cleaner and 15% off the air purifier nice to have one of those inside. >> when this happens, i ask myself, what would vicky do. if you want to get ready and maximize your savings, what's the plan >> it is super important to make a list and stick to that list, not only for your budget but also so you don't get overwhelmed by deals and start buying by impulse.

the other thing to consider, i talk about this around the holidays the browser extensions that help you compare prices, just play around with them just because it's prime day, doesn't mean this is the lowest price of the year for the item you'll know this is the best time to buy or maybe to wait and then think about the amazon prime visa card. if you shop on amazon a lot, you get 5% back on everything you buy on amazon. on some prime day event items, it will be 10% back. but the key is do not impulse buy. make a list. stick to it. >> vicky, now some of these other retailers have hopped onboard as well. walmart and target have their own version of prime day. >> yeah, craig everybody wants to juice sales in july. so amazon is not the only one. look at walmart. they have their deals that start today for walmart plus members and go through thursday. they start for everybody else tomorrow target's circle week

you have to join the circle membership club, but it's free that goes all the way through saturday on a lot of target branded items. also you have best buy some of the appliances as well so you can start with prime, but make sure that you check out the competitors, too. >> it is tempting to snap everything up in sight, but are there some things you should pause on before you buy in. >> definitely. the best deals for outdoor furniture, grills, that will come towards the end of the summer even labor day in september. same with seasonal clothing. i always tell you to buy the clothes for summer for next summer at the end of this summer because that's where you see the biggest discounts. >> except for kids. they'll have outgrown them >> no, you buy the next size up, craig. >> that's true. >> vicky, thank you. many on the deals tomorrow. >> okay. let's go over to al for another check of the weather

>> we know whether or not is not buying kids' clothes in the melvin house anyway, well, we got some hot stuff to talk about. high pressure parked over the southwest, and it is not going anywhere over the next couple of weeks. phoenix tenth consecutive day of 110 plus readings. el paso, 24 straight days of 100 plus, and that will go through sunday look at this, lafs 106 roswell, 103 tucson 106 tomorrow those triple digits continue from roswell to las vegas to tucson. and late into the week, triple lights for albuquerque, phoenix, throughed my midland, texas. and our friends in florida will be suffering heat indexes. west palm beach will feel like 110. miami 109. naples feeling like 106. heat advisory, heat alerts and lo good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out nice and cool for the beginning of our workweek, but then as we go

throughout the end of the week our inland areas will get much hotter. we have a trend of much hotter temperatures heading into the weekend where we will see the peak of the heat reaching triple weather. >> thanks, buddy. coming up, this ongoing debate in a lot of homes including celebrity families the question is when should you let your kids get their own social media accounts. surprising approaches that some are taking, including matthew mcconaughey and his wife. yeah plus, we are devoting our morning boost to one very special moment in al's life. he's become a grandpa for the first time we want to hear about that baby sky coming up right after this

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years ago i held her mom, you know and here she is, 5 pounds, 15 ounces, 19 inches long and she's just perfect and i'm telling you, she's a great sleeper. sleeps for four hours, wakes up, goes to the bathroom, sleeps another four we're on the same schedule. >> by the way, she is a gorgeous baby how are wes and courtney >> they're doing well. courtney had a c-section, so she's struggling a little bit with that. and, wes, i think the gravity of being a dad has hit him, but he still has that buoyant personality. and nick was over the moon being an uncle >> sure. >> he said, after he finished holding her, he said, i'm enthralled. >> what did you get the name sky? >> i don't know. they just liked the name it had nothing to do with the fact that i'm a weatherman. and clara is the name of her -- courtney's god mother. >> that's beautiful. >> we know you are grateful for courtney's doctor.

>> yeah. and all the folks at holy name medical center just a terrific group of folks, all the medical folks and the nurses and the cleaning staff, everybody was very, very sweet. >> so courtney is a mom, huh >> she's a mom and her husband wes is a dad his folks got to see -- we saw them -- we all saw them the first morning. they they went to greece i got more time with her >> you and deborah planning -- >> deborah didn't look like she was going to let that baby go. >> a little something special for you this morning, of course. come on down >> oh, my gosh. >> okay. well wait. >> oh, that's a great shirt. >> we figured you already had gotten a "today" show onesie from time to time. i heart papa and this one al's perfect sky cute love you. >> congrats.

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juveniles were cited and detained after police clashed with skateboarders. community groups and leaders calling police response excessive, while sfpd says their actions were justified. today community leaders are asking for an independent investigation into what happened. time to get a look at that forecast today. meteorologist kari hall is tracking how things are looking. >> it's back to work for a lot of people as we take a live look outside at the san mateo bridge, and starting out cloudy. we will have a cool start to the week but then ease toward heat for inland valleys by the end of the week. today san jose heads for 77 degrees, we'll reach into the low 80s in santa rosa and san francisco in the mid-60s. as we go into the day tomorrow we start to see upper 80s and low 90s, with san martin hitting 88 degrees and 90 in concord and martinez reaching 86 degrees tomorrow afternoon. it's going to be still very warm on wednesday, but we are headed toward the peak of the temperatures by the weekend. take a look at those numbers,

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it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, coast to coast, severe rain in the northeast turns deadly, flooding homes and cutting off roads. >> i didn't want my car to swim away. >> while more than 30 million from california to florida are facing brutal heat so when will we see some relief? we're live with the latest plus antisocial? inside the push for kids to sign up for social media at a later age. some celebrity parents weighing in. >> all his friends have had it for a long time. >> he knows who he is, and i think he can handle it. he knows where he's going. >> we will take you inside the debate. then stage fright. harry styles hit again while performing after another fan threw an object. one of several incidents making up a dangerous trend this summer singers sharing concerns about being in harm's way. an it takes two. after a successful surgery, a pair of conjoined twins are finally getting ready to head home from the hospital >> they love being beside each other because that's all they have known.

>> we will talk to the parents and their sweet girls today, live, monday, july 10th, 2023. ♪ traveled from north pennsylvania. >> engelwood, colorado >> indianapolis, indiana. >> wisconsin >> sending love to our friends. >> back in champaign, il ♪ >> hi to my mom watching from california we love you. >> celebrating mia's birthday. >> i'm turning 10. >> north carolina celebrating >> on a our anniversary. >> on a girls' trip to our favorite show. >> love it. >> i love a girls' trip, right that looks fun thank you for being with us. it is monday morning smack dab in the middle of july. nice to have you along with us. let's get to the news, 8:00. weather is the tops. states of emergency have been declared in parts of the northeast after overnight storms trapped some people in their

cars in the meantime, millions in the south and west are hoping for some relief from this stifling heat nbc's emilie ikeda joins us with the latest on all of this extreme weather. good morning >> reporter: good morning to you. as you mentioned, states of emergency in new york and vermont being declared to free up resources to help so many communities in desperate need of help i'm about an hour north of new york city. you can see behind me some of the flood waters are beginning to recede but leaving behind devastated communities. trees toppled, homes and cars submerged. roadways completely collapsed. images are stunning. just north of me in west point, new york, that area pounded by eight inches of rain. this precipitation event coming on the heels of weeks of severe storms, which means the grounds are already incredibly saturated, priming the area for flooding.

there were water rescues that played out across the hudson valley in new york yesterday. tragically one woman died in nearby orange county while trying to evacuate her home. while people are trying to salvage anything they can, out west the story remains to be the extreme heat. triple digit temperatures plague the southwest between 105 and 120 degrees. el paso reporting it just broke a nearly 30-year-old record for the most consecutive days with triple digits. we're talking about more than three weeks of these extreme temperatures coast to coast. savannah, so many americans reeling from severe weather. >> absolutely is. thank you very much. president biden is on the first leg of a crucial overseas trip this morning. just a short time ago he arrived at windsor castle for his first meeting with king charles iii since the new monarch was crowned. the president will head later to lithuania for a summit of nate toe allies over the war in ukraine. and then it's off to finland to

welcome nato's newest member. more breaking news. disgraced sports doctor larry nassar convicted of sexually abused gymnasts was stabbed multiple times at a federal prison in florida. two people familiar with the matter telling the associated press the attack happened yesterday at united states penitentiary coleman. sources say he was stabbed in the back and the chest. he is said to be in stable condition this morning. nassar was sentenced to decades in prison for sexually assaulting gymnastists including olympic medalists. celebrity parents, they're just like us. they're not immune to this decision either. oscar winner matthew mcconaughey and his wife camilla posts about their decision to let their teen son on social media for the first time. nbc stephanie gosk is here with a closer look. hot topic.

>> for better or worse, this has become a rit of passage. opinions vary about what age is acceptable and parents worry about cyber bullying, their kid's security and body image issues. now some big name celebrity parents are weighing in on the debate. >> happy birthday levi! >> happy birthday, buddy. >> reporter: after they posted a big announcement over the weekend, allowing their son levi who just turned 15 to have his own social media accounts. something they admit to struggling with. >> all his friends have had it for a long time. we keep holding out. >> he knows who he is and he knows where he's going. i think he can handle it. >> reporter: he joins the 84% of teens and 38% of 8 to 12-year-olds on social media the issue sparking debate among all parents. >> do you let your kids have social media

>> my answer is yes, totally >> huh-uh. huh-uh >> reporter: while apps like instagram prohibit those under 13 from having solo accounts, some celebs allow their kids on, using joint accounts ♪ >> kim kardashian and her 10-year-old daughter northwest have a joint tiktok with more than 16 million followers. other famous parents say not so fast, like pink with her 12-year-old daughter willow. >> i told her point blank, if you can produce literature for me from a reputable source that tells me that social media is good for you, then you can be on it >> reporter: jennifer garner telling savannah and hoda she gave the same message to her three kids with ben affleck. >> find scientific evidence that matches what i have that says that it's not good for teenagers, then we'll chat. >> how do they feel at this point? >> my eldest is grateful >> welcome to the everett house.

>> wow >> reporter: hgtv hometown stars taking a stance. posting, research tells us social media is addictive and destructive for developing brains now, they're launching a nonprofit called osprey to help kids stay off social media through high school. celebrities know social media can have a dark side, the mcconaugheys hope their son is met with kindness and kbras. >> you're getting a very cool and respectful young man coming at you i hope you all can do the best to treat him the same way. >> reporter: their son racked up more than 150,000 instagram followers. now, research shows the impact of social media on kids can be mixed. it can be community building for them but regular uses also associated with higher rates of anxiety and depression in kids experts say the best advice is if you're going to let your kid on social media, make sure the lines of communication are open and that they can share their feelings, let them know it can be good and bad and make sure you know -- >> so hard for kids because, you

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something was off. he's like, my gut is telling me that they are conjoined. >> the girls already had an inseparable bond their bodies connected at the abdomen. >> they each have their own liver, but they were connected in the middle. >> conjoined twins occur once in over 50 to 60,000 births and most are stillborn but the fullers were hopeful to have a healthy set of girls. >> we had already decided whatever it is we're going to have these babies. >> then on march 1st, ella and eliza were born. >> once i heard both of them crying and breathing, then i kind of eased down a little bit. >> at texas children's hospital, doctors planned to separate the twins. months later in june, the girls were brought in for surgery. a bittersweet moment for the entire family. dr. alice king led a surgical team of 17. >> they're so rare that there is no -- there is no play book.

>> after six hours in the operating room, she delivered the good news. >> everything went very, very smoothly >> thank you so much >> for the first time, the two babies were on two separate beds and for mom a dad a chance to hold each of their girls almost four weeks later, they are still closer than ever. other because that's all they've known. >> and already growing into their own. doctors say the twins are healthy and defying all odds. >> i think the future has no limits for them. >> and back at home, their big sister emmy is getting ready to meet the separated sisters for the very first time. >> she's really excited. she carries these two little twin baby dolls around, and she says, my babies. >> a long-awaited homecoming for two precious bundles of joy. >> okay. let's pass the kleenex around. we have jesse and sandy fuller

with us live in houston, texas texas children's hospital with their sweet twin daughters eliza and ella. will you just tell us? we see them this morning. they're beautiful and happy and seemingly very healthy. tell us how they are this morning? >> right now this second they're a little sleepy. but overall, they're good. >> well, they're absolutely beautiful. jesse, tell me about that moment when the surgery is successful and for the first time you have a moment that so many of us take for granted, where the two babies are apart and in two different cribs and you are able to hold them separately. >> yeah. i think the nerves were rolling pretty good. it took a while to simmer down and gather my thoughts. but i was super excited to see them separate and doing good. it's getting easier as the days go on. they're doing better, stronger and we're doing great.

>> sandy, it was a moment for you and your husband and your family because the doctors told you that, you know, it was going to be time to separate the babies. surgery is risky. it takes hours and hours and you never know what is going to happen. describe the conversation you and your husband had when you decided that, yes, you were definitely going forward with that surgery. >> we -- we were excited because we knew that we were in the best care with the best teams and we trusted their entire team that they were going to take care of our girls and they were going to successfully separate them. so we trusted them, and we just committed them in prayer, and that's all we did. >> and, sandy, from what we could see your emotion when you are holding your little one for the first time separately, tell us how you felt in that moment. >> it was an overwhelming

feeling, excitement. it was an emotion of gratitude more so because i -- i was just so grateful that i could finally hold my baby on her back. >> oh, bless you. how sweet. by the way, there is another great milestone coming up. these two little ones will meet their big sister. tell us what you think that will be like. >> oh, it is going to be such a sweet day. amy is so, so excited to have her babies home. >> it's so cute. we heard a little bit about it. the girls have different personalities. i know you said you could see already that ella is sassy. eliza is ready to go with the flow, but they love to sit close to each other. >> yes. they love it. they -- eliza actually misses ella is little more than we think ella misses eliza. this is ella that i'm holding. dad is holding eliza.

she's chill. ella is being a little sassy. >> eliza can't take her eyes off her sis. what's going on over there. >> guys, we want to say thank you. we wish you and your family the best of luck. thank you for sharing this beautiful story with us. it made our take. >> thank you for having us. >> a true miracle. >> thank you. >> thank you all for having us. >> mr. roker? >> so sweet seeing those little girls. beautiful. we have the flood threat through northern new england. we'll watch that all day. showers and thunderstorms down through the gulf. severe storms developing in the central plains. hot through the southwest. bright, sunny and mild except for parts of southeastern -- i should say southwestern oregon. otherwise it's going to be nice good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to have a lot of sunshine for this afternoon. it's cloudy now. that's what's helping keep our temperatures down. as we go throughout the rest of the week, more sunshine and hotter temperatures.

our inland areas will reach the upper 80s. look what's coming for the weekend, triple digit temperatures on saturday and sunday, while san francisco will see temperature >> and that's your latest weather. best time of the morning! first up, we will start with harry styles. we begin "popstart" with yet another incident of fans behaving badly after harry styles was hit in the face by an object thrown at him during a concert. this morning more dangerous incidents for pop stars performing around the world. superstar harry styles hit by an object of something thrown by the crowd while performing in europe. videos show an object hitting stiles in the face at his concert in vienna. seen pausing and flinching,

covering his face before walking away. as summer concert season is in full swing with mostly adoring and respectful fans, some of the biggest acts are finding some attendees are going too far. in june, singer bebe rexha needed stitches after she was hit in her face by a flying phone. the star posting a selfie afterwards, reassuring fans, i'm good. a few days later, singer verks a mack said she was recovering after a fan slapped her while she was performing in los angeles. max writing he slapped me so hard that she scratched the inside of my eye. during a concert in london, pink was tossed a bag reportedly containing the ashes of a fan's mother. the superstar shocked. >> this is your mom? i don't want this. >> the mounting incidents sparking outrage from other artists.

adele speaking out against the trend in her las vegas residency. and kelsea ballerini, who paused a show after a fan threw a bracelet on stage, summing up the feelings of many in a later post writing -- that's all i ever want is for shows to feel like a safe place for us all >> it's just -- >> ridiculous. >> crazy. >> and horrible. >> seriously you are messing it up for everybody. here's the thing harry has faced this issue before onlies -- we talked about this on stage, ranging from a bouquet of flowers to skittles he stayed positive and gave fans a great show i have a feeling they will find some way to crack down. >> people are throwing things on stage all the time >> trinkets. >> throwing it in someone's face >> what's happening now, fans are seeking it and then they kind of pounce on that person. not a good idea. next up. jamie foxx over the weekend, the actor was spotted in public for the first

time since being hospitalized in april for what was referred to as an unspecified medical emergency. well, in the brand new video obtained by tmz, the golden globe winner is seen here on a boat cruising down the chicago river, looking cheerful, smiling and waving at a camera and tossing up a peace sign. back in may, his daughter shared on social media that her dad is back at home he's recuperating. he plays pickleball. we're happy to see jaime back in action of course we wish him the best. on his recovery. >> absolutely. next up, taylor swift on friday, the 12-time grammy winner dropped the re-recorded version of her 2010 album "speak now. it is already breaking records on the first day of its release, speak now, taylor's version became the most streamed album in a single day of 2023 so far and the most streamed country album in a single day in spotify history. there you go of course, the new project came with six new songs and a video for the track "i can see you,"

featuring some characters from taylor's past. check this out joey king and cash who starred in swifts 2011 "mean" music video are back they're all grown up now and teaming up with the singer's ex, taylor lawsuiter in. we'll show you ♪♪ ♪ i can see you ♪ ♪ baby, if you only knew ♪ >> so here's the deal. if you are wondering whether does look at this the actor was at swift's kansas city concert friday night to help debut the music video along with his co-stars bringing the back-flipping moves straight to the stage. he wanted people to know he's the real deal. finally "barbie. this movie is everywhere last night the stars came out to the l.a. premiere of the highly-anticipated movie most of the cast decorating the

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he has a unique camp for kids. he founded it. zach even moonlighted as a counselor while they were there. harry will tell us all about it. also ahead, we have our pal walking us through the biggest sale of the season at target deals you want to jump on to help your family enjoy the rest of the summer and get ready for the best time of the year, school. >> come on, al >> i'm kidding i'm just kidding. then after that, real estate expert francis katz is here with the booming cities in america that everyone wants to live in right now. some of them actually probably will surprise you. they may also inspire a trip to your next hometown. >> okay. coming up in our "3rd hour" summer hair care to protect your hair from the sun, pool and busting surprising mist. >> hopefully some frizz stuff. tomorrow, catch today's talker, a closer look at why women tend to have more sleep issues than men because men

snore. oh, wait sorry. i added that part. we'll tell you if there's anything you can do about it. mr. roker, what you got? >> let's see what we got for you. flood risk in new england. seasonal, sunny weather out west severe storms mid plains the mid week period, things dry out in the west but humid in the southeast. a storm threat in the upper mississippi river valley dangerous heat through the southwest. toward the end of the week that heat continues with record highs. plenty of sunshine, pacific northwest, widespread showers great lakes, mississippi, ohio good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be a cool start to the week, mostly upper 70s and low 80s. tomorrow, a lot more sunshine and upper 80s widespread for our interior valleys. by friday we're talking about mid 90s and even triple digits for the weekend. take a look at san francisco.

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grammy winning music star. but perhaps his most rewarding experience takes place in the summers down in georgia. he didn't just start a camp. >> no, no, no. >> he immersed himself in this >> summer camp, doesn't matter if it's day camp, church camp, outward bound, whatever it is. you know what happens when your kids come home you know they've changed and often changed for the better ♪ friday morning at camp southern ground. >> y'all ready >> reporter: a counselor plays his guitar ♪ ♪ no i won't be afraid, no i won't ♪ >> reporter: yes, that is zach brown. you have just this minute finished your first full week as a counselor at your own camp >> uh-huh, yeah. >> reporter: how are you doing >> i feel amazing. i'm a camp kid camp changed my life it helped me to see so many things it helped me to watch the change that happens in kids when you put all different kinds of

people together. >> reporter: for a week at a time, zach's camp provides a place where inclusion is intentional. barriers social, psychological or intellectual are immaterial all are welcome. >> because the ignorance that exists is usually from being sheltered and hate and those things is usually something that's learned from someone else that's sheltered they didn't get to be around different kinds of people. they didn't get to realize the gifts those people have. when you tear down those walls and the ignorance is gone. some of the kids that come here have never been invited to a birthday party before. and they get to be surrounded by that the entire time that they're here, you know >> reporter: that love. >> yeah. i mean, it's powerful. it's powerful. so plant that seed in them when they go out back in their world, they see diversity differently.

>> reporter: camp southern ground has ropes course, archery, tag and a massive garden where campers literally pick what they eat >> if you can teach someone how to love something, they will want to go do it. >> repeporter: comome spring, t camp is busy for veterans and military families. as his dream for all of this came true, zach realized something. >> it is such a god thing. we happened to be adjacent to an organ farm here you go. >> reporter: you're not driving this farm. >> i'm not i'm following orders i'm following orders that's why it's great. it's not about me. >> reporter: back in the woods, there is a tree house that looks like a horseshoe crab. it seemed like a good place to talk about why brown has devoted so much time and emergency to southern ground. >> when you level the playing field to just being human beings, it gives them a personal connection that they have for everyone that hits directly home with them for everyone that they see that's different from them from that point on

those camp kids, after being immersed in that diversity, they're defenders of those people from that point on. >> reporter: paying it forward is what brown learned from a camp director years ago. >> camp is one of those places where people come with a real, true intention that is selfless, that is how to give and share love and understanding and tools with people and i think our world needs more of that. >> reporter: how was camp for you this week? >> it was quite an experience. i met a lot of different types of people. >> reporter: amy was there to pick up her daughter, emma rose. emma, a fourth-year camper >> she feels normal. she doesn't feel like she's different than everybody else. i bring her here, she likes the sense of independence she gets to pick and choose and do things without her parents and be in charge of herself. >> reporter: zach has a song he sings at camp.

♪ we're all in this world together, happiness, now that is the best ♪ ♪ and love is the remedy ♪ >> reporter: "love is the remedy". ♪ open up your heart, love is the remedy ♪ thank you. >> reporter: as you are sharing that moment, what's going on inside you >> seeing that magic happen, i can see it happening all week long saying good-bye to them is hard because i'm connected to them now. >> love you guys >> yeah, okay. you want this now. "love is the remedy" because you know him so well. >> i know i adore him. i love what he does. if you can't pay for the camp, he says come anyway. if you can pay full, then pay full he is that guy. >> he is that guy. he is that guy >> he's amazing. >> and the whole thing is about when they have this kind of experience, doesn't matter the kids, he brings military families together, these healing

weeks all through the fall and the wintertime and the thing he says, when they become adults especially these kids, they bring it out in the real world, they're going to know what a servant's heart is like and he says, you know what that means, that means they get the sugar. >> that's right. >> dabbling in it, he's plunging in, literally in the pool, camp counselor. >> he looks like a camp counselor. >> right he said he's been running this camp been a big part of his heart he wanted to be in the bunk all week long so he could see what worked, what didn't work, how it all works out. he's all in. >> and his kids were right there with him. >> his kids were in the bunk with him. >> love it that was beautiful. >> great story. >> thank you, harry. coming up next, we have choices for a steal. everything is barbie these days, right? gifts for the gamer in your life and other amazing deals from target's biggest sale of the season season but, f (warehououse ambiencnce)

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tell us about raleigh. >> all of these five are quiet achievers. known as the research triangle now the up and coming sort of silicon valley, if you will. good, hippy, cool vibe foodie, dance, great ballet company, carolina ballet doing really well. >> okay. so if you want to go a little further north as we stroll this way, number four, you say, is bridgeport, connecticut. >> yeah. >> what is it about bridgeport that has people intrigued? >> i think for the new yorker, it is a nice way to have a quality of life. you basically have trains moving every 30 minutes back to the city. >> so you can commute easy. >> go to the theater and get your food and come back. also, if you are a boating person or you actually like fishing, you have the sound right there, great schools,

really nice -- really nice place to be. >> the idea you could be on the water. you could be just a train ride away from new york, but you are in the suburbs where you can chill and relax. >> and it is actually the lowest average medium price out of our top five, only $350,000 to get a home. >> wow, that is something. all right. let's go all the way out west to tacoma, washington tell us the appeal about that. >> pacific northwest is so beautiful. >> yeah. >> it is just outside of seattle. it has outdoors. it has boeing, microsoft it has amazon, so job security is consistent. you also have a quality of life cost that's 20% less expensive so if you are working paycheck to paycheck, this really helps you. >> and what about weather-wise out there. >> great weather i like it, yeah. >> it is your kind of vibe. >> yeah. >> all right if you were a sun person and you're looking for something sunny, the state of florida is obviously a great spot but sarasota is the one you have your finger on. tell us. >> yeah.

it is like all of the luxury and the dynamics of miami, but less expensive. it's a tax free state, hello. >> of course. >> and you have exclusive golf courses. you also have one of the hottest film festivals there. >> oh. >> and a really great place for retirees good climate, as you said. but it's got it going on. >> i like that it doesn't have the hustle and bustle of miami but it gives you some of the good tough. >> yep >> okay, very good all right. the number one city. this is interesting because i don't know that i would have realized this was -- i never heard of this town it's in texas and it is called round rock, texas. i need to know more about this place. tell us. >> it is like a secret because if you missed out on the frenzy of austin which was the number one place to live in 2022, you can get your fix here. >> tell us. yeah >> it is basically set up so that you have dell headquarters. you have switch. you have msn working out of here job security is really good. and then wherever you are there, you're only ten minutes away from a park. >> wait. i see baseball. >> uh-huh. >> tell us about that. what are the schools like?

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good morning. it's 8:56. a manhunt continues in sacramento for an escaped inmate who broke three from the sutter roseville medical center where he was being treated for an unknown medical condition. people in the area are advised to use extreme caution if they see him and call 911. he's accused in a shooting that injured a chp officer back in april. he also took two bystanders hostage, killing one and injuring the other. ring video cameras show him after the escape wearing just his prison pa

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