there's spacing even in some of the lanes. that will probably change over the course of the week as more folks head back to work. here is a little fog. visibility might be a little issue on the northbound side. but the fog is nice and cool and it's going to change over the course of the day. >> the "today" show is just ahead. you can get more local news right now with our brand new newscast that's going to be live on roku and our other streaming platforms. not to mention nbcbayarea.com. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." the "today" show starts now. we'll see you on streaming. hi, everybody. good morning. it's tuesday. a state of emergency unfolding across the northeast. >> it is far from over. it is july 11th.

this is "today." >> catastrophic evacuations ordered in vermont after days of torrential rain. streets turned into lakes. dams now on the brink. >> it just keeps rising and rising. >> we're there live. while in the west and the south, even more scorching heat for tens of millions. al is tracking all of it. breaking news, that high-stakes nato summit is now under way. president biden pushing to strengthen support for ukraine at a critical moment in its war against russia. we'll have the very latest and go one on one with the secretary of state. on the run. that massive manhunt for the escaped murder suspect in pennsylvania intensifies with a community on edge. police tracking new clues. >> we are actively pursuing him. at some point we will force him to make a mistake. >> inside the desperate search just ahead. primed and ready. amazon begins rolling out some

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plaza. >> well, good morning. welcome to "today." 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. we have a very busy morning ahead on this tuesday. >> yes, we do. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. we will start with more extreme weather. the story, brutal heat 50 million people from california to florida under alerts this morning. >> and those high temperatures are not going away any time soon. the national weather service is now saying it could be one of the longest if not the longest heat waves on record. >> yeah. even out west really feeling it. here in the northeast, catastrophic flooding. it has destroyed homes and left some areas completely cut off. these are images from vermont this morning after what is being described as a night of chaos across that state. >> yeah. we have it all covered including al's west coast forecast. we'll start with nbc's kristen dahlgren in hard-hit montpelier, vermont. >> reporter: good morning. this is main street. swift water rescue crews have been out here pulling people

from their homes and the water continues to rise. look over here and you can see just how quickly it is flowing into this area. now coming from both sides, two rivers converging here. and officials say they don't know how much higher it will get. overnight, an emergency unfolding in vermont's capital city. the river overflowing, inundating the streets with water. the catastrophic floods are the worst in decades. the national weather service says the river has reached major flood stage. across the state, entire towns devastated. >> a vehicle submerged underwater with the headlights on. we believe it may be occupied. >> reporter: this as more than 50 people had to be plucked by raging rivers by swift water rescue teams. property destroyed. you can see here, remains from a house sent floating down a stream monday afternoon.

entire communities still cut off by flash floods. >> no way, bro. no, no! >> this is an all hands on deck response. >> reporter: it's the same system that crippled new york state. >> there's no words. just even unbelievable doesn't explain it. >> reporter: while clean-up is just beginning, after what the governor called a once in a thousand year weather event. >> we are in the midst of an extraordinary weather event that has just devastated communities. >> reporter: millions are now bracing for what today will bring with extreme weather still hitting the rest of the country. damaging winds and hail in the midwest overnight. while extreme heat is gripping the south from california to florida. heat alerts are in place and the index could soar into the triple digits. and tragedy in oklahoma overnight. two boys were playing in a dam and pulled under by swollen currents. meantime here, there are now concerns this morning about a

dam above montpelier that is approaching capacity. officials are warning people to be ready to get to higher ground. so this could get even worse. we're carefully watching here as the area of dry land we're standing on is shrinking, guys. >> kristen dahlgren there for us in vermont. >> more on the storms with al. amazing to see those images. >> good morning to you. we are watching that rain still making its way out of vermont in northern new england. we have flash flood watches and river flood warnings. in fact, you see as we get into northern vermont we're looking at moderate to major flood stages along the rimps there. so we're going to be watching that very closely. plus from miami all the way to california, 53 million people under heated a viz is, watches or warnings. and look at this. from florida, miami, tampa, tallahassee, birmingham, houston, the heat and humidity makes it feel like it is over 100 degrees. into the 1 teens. today we see that heat and

humidity making its way up to the northeast and parts of the midwest. and look at out west. we are talking triple digits right into the end of this week. in fact, look at next week's outlook. until the 20th, we have really above average temperatures from florida, the gulf coast all the way into the southwest. so as we just heard in that report, this could be one of the longest heat waves we see, especially in the southwest, on record. >> all right, al. thank you so much. another major story is unfolding as we speak. president biden gathering with nato leaders in lithuania for the opening of a high-stakes summit focussed heavily on the war in ukraine. in a moment, is a van that will speak about that and more with secretary of state antony blinken. but first peter alexander joins us from the summit with the very latest. hey, peter. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. president biden is kicking it off this summit, white house officials say with the wind in nato's back. sweden now expected to become

the 32nd country to join the alliance. this is a win for the president who has repeatedly emphasized how russia's invasion of ukraine would backfire on vladimir putin. but there are other key issues here that need to be ironed out. president biden this morning touting new momentum for nato at the start of the summit here in lithuania. and getting ready for a key meeting with ukraine's leader just a few hundred miles away from the fighting there. >> i'm a strong supporter of transatlantic alliances. i learned that nothing happens here that doesn't affect us. >> reporter: the military alliance getting a significant and surprising boost, with turkey dropping its objections to the addition of sweden, allowing nato to expand its strength across europe. >> rumors of the death of nato's unity were greatly exaggerated. >> reporter: it is a victory for president biden, who pushed for the move. spaeking with the leaders of both countries in recent days. the president supported turkey's

desire to buy new f16 fighter jets, but the white house says that was not part of any deal. still to be resolved how nato will address ukraine's demand that it be added to the alliance. president biden doused hopes that ukraine could be fast-tracked into nato because it would put the u.s. with russia is expected to meet with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy here tomorrow. the white house is promising the leaders of this summit will send a positive signal to ukraine over its path to future membership but without any timetable. and the message to russia? the u.s. says, nato remains solid and strong. >> vladimir putin has been counting on the west to crack, nato to crack, the transatlantic alliance to crack. he has been disappointed at every turn. vilnius will very much disappoint him. >> reporter: president biden said he supports nato's commitment to send ukraine a strong message that there is a path to join nato in the future. president volodymyr zelenskyy in an angry statement expressed his frustration that

we believes nato is unwilling to make his country a member of the alliance, calling that unprecedented and absurd. savannah? >> peter, thank you. joining us now with a very busy day ahead at that summit, mr. secretary, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> the president is set to meet with president volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine tomorrow, as you know. the president has said no nato membership for ukraine while this war is going on. zelenskyy has said he wants a clear signal from nato that the president is the decision maker here and he wants an invitation to join nato. will he get it from the president? >> savannah, first, what you have seen overall is an alliance that's stronger. it's bigger now with the turks moving forward on sweden's addition to the appliance after finland got it. it's more united than ever before. it's also united when it comes to support for ukraine. i think what you'll see happen over the next couple days is a

clear demonstration of the progress that ukraine has made toward eventual membership. that will be reflected in what comes out of the summit as well as work that needs to be done, i think everyone has been clear, including president volodymyr zelenskyy that in the midst of a war membership can't happen but they've made real progress and the alliance will lay out the further reforms, both in terms of their security work and their democracy, that are necessary to keep moving down that path. >> one question. if the alliance's position is no nato membership until the war ends, does that not just incentivize russia to keep it going and going and going since the very thing it fears is that ukraine will be welcomed by nato? >> well, what it claims to fear is a stronger, bigger and more united alliance, and that's what we've already seen with two new members joining the alliance the alliance strengthening it positions across its eastern flank in defense against the

possibility of russian aggression and united, united in its support for ukraine. one of the things that will come out of this summit is not only what we're doing right now for ukraine but what the alliance plans to do to help ukraine build up over time its deterrence and defense capacity. that tells president putin that he can't outlast us. he can't outlast ukraine. he can't outlast all the countries supporting ukraine. and it would be in his interest to bring this aggression to an end as soon as possible. >> the u.s. has just announced it will provide so-called cluster munitions to ukraine. as you well know, these bombs are controversial because they can explode later and after a war, after a conflict and hurt civilians. in fact, they're banned by more than 100 countries. our own un ambassador said last year such bombs have, quote, no place on the battlefield. how do you justify it now? >> it comes down to this. in every step along the way, we tried to make sure that ukraine had what it needed to defend itself and retake its territory.

it was running low and indeed running the risk of running out of the munitions it has in its inventories. and inventories across the world are low. we are working to build up the production of the munitions that it's been using. in the meantime, to fill the gap, to make sure it can continue to defend itself, the it doesn't run out, the president made the hard but necessary decision to provide cluster munitions. this is a stopgap to get them to a place where new production comes online. the russians already saturated ukraine with cluster munitions. there is a big difference with what the russians have done in ukraine using the cluster munitions against the ukrainian people as opposed to the ukrainian government, in defense of its country and own people needs these weapons to make sure it can resist the russian aggression and take back its own territory. they'll make sure they're not targeting they're own civil yals and we're all committed to cleaning up the country once the russian aggression ends. something we have to do anyway, given the use of these munitions over the last few years. >> the u.s., i understand the

argument saying, look, this is a temporary solution. this is a backstop because ukraine is running low on munitions. however, this war has been going on for 500 days. the west has spent billions of dollars to ukraine. how do you find yourself in this position where you're essentially out of ammo and having to resort to this highly controversial weapon that is banned by many, many countries, including allies? >> first, take a step back. 16 months ago russia was on the doorsteps of kyiv, ukraine's capital. it was working to take over the entire country, to topple its government, to erase ukraine from the map, to end its independence. that has failed. and it's failed because of the courage of the ukrainian people. it's also failed because of the strong support from country after country. everything has gotten pushed from the east and the south. ukraine is working to get more of its land back that russia has taken from them. we're in the fight with them. and it is vitally important they do everything they can to

succeed. in terms of what russia is trying to do, it's already failed. now we want to make sure ukraine can do as much as it can to recover territory that remains in russian hands. >> how do you see this war, this conflict coming to an end. when you have -- certainly we know russia's position, but also ukraine's position, which is we're not giving back one inch of territory, including the crimean peninsula. so how do you get these two sides to the table when there's this intractable conflict? >> first, russia needs to know disabused of the notion it can outlast ukraine or outlast many countries around the world that are supporting ukraine. that's the big thing going on here at this nato summit. what you will see coming out of the summit is ongoing support for ukraine not just in the moment of this counteroffensive but for years to come. that will help show president biden he can't outlast anyone. ultimately, the ukrainians have to decide when to bring this to a close because it is their country.

it is their land. it's their future. these are their decisions. we're committed to working with them and supporting them for as long as it takes. >> that's interesting you said that. it's ukraine's decision to end the war. >> they are the ones who are the victims of this aggression. and beyond the fact that we feel strongly, as many countries around the world do, that we can't allow a bully to simply go in and take territory from another country, and we've seen the brutalization of the country of its people by russian forces, it's also a matter of broader principles. if we allow this to stand in ukraine, it opens a pandora's box around the world where any aggressor says, hey, they got away it. i want to get away with it, too. >> it was fascinating to see a few weeks ago as the wagner group and prigozhin marks on moscow. obviously retreated and now been reported that he and putin actually met days after that failed rebellion and met for

three hours. how do you interpret that? what do you see? how do you evaluate what putin's strength is right now? >> savannah, it is hard to speculate on exactly what's going on internally in russia. this is fundamentally an internal russian matter. what's extraordinary is we saw a direct challenge to putin's authority from prigozhin. we saw prigozhin threatening the premises of the war that putin advanced for the last couple years. i don't think we have seen the final act of this. it is very hard for any of this to speculate where it goes next. but i think it's opened cracks and raised questions that putin still has to answer. >> all right. secretary of state antony blinken on a very busy day. thank you for your time, sir. appreciate it. >> thank you, savannah. good to be with you. all right. 7:16. craig joins the table now. another story we're following. hey, craig. >> good morning to you as well. this morning we have new details on the manhunt for the murder suspect with survivalist skills still at large after escaping

from that pennsylvania jail late last week. nbc's ron allen has made his way there. he has an update for us this morning. this has been going on for several days now, ron. >> reporter: yes good morning, craig. it is five days since the suspect michael burham has been on the run he escaped from the roof thof county jail place say using bed sheets to make a rope. now more than 150 federal and state officers are trying to find him this morning on the ground and from the air, police focused on the small, heavily wooded communities near the new york, pennsylvania border in search of michael burham, 34, who authorities say should be considered armed and dangerous wanted for violent felonies. >> we are putting significant pressure on him. at some point, we will force him to make a mistake. when he does, we will use that to our advantage. >> reporter: authorities say burham is a survivalist with military training and believes

he could be getting help with supplies and campsites they say he possibly used it's the second time he's eluded police back in may, he spent two weeks on the run as a suspect in a murder case while alleged will kidnapping an elderly couple as officers closed in on him. after being brought back to pennsylvania to face charges, authorities say burham escaped individual has eluded authorities now twice? >> well, obviously, that's a concern for us from the standpoint that he has experience in running from law enforcement. >> reporter: authorities will not say whether there have been sightings of the suspect or whether they have come close to capturing him. well aware he could be following media reports about the man hunt they continue to insist they are confident they will get their man. craig? >> let's hope they find him soon ron, thank you. 19 minutes after the hour. let's check back with al. he has a very busy map >> moderately humid throughout the northeast.

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other's consent but there's no written contract to support that and jolie contends she sold her share legally. >> one of the reasons they haven't been able to dissolve this is because they didn't do enough paperwork at the beginning. >> reporter: a "vanity fair" article detailed how the couple once saw the estate as the family home. jolie's team firing back in its filing writing, the notion that this was the peat/jolie home died in 2016 when he terrorized his wife and children in a drunken rage in route to pitt's true home, hollywood pitt is an actor, not wine maker. he deals in illusions, not dirt and grapes >> this is a complaint written a lot like a press release it is written not just as a pleading file in court, but as a persuasive document. >> reporter: the couple purchased it for 25 million euros, roughly $35 million at

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mattresses, waiting until la boar day will be better. for electronics, you could see the steepest sales on black friday >> a lot of these stores have the membership fees. is it worth paying the fee do you get a better deal do you say yes or no >> it is confusing right now we have target, walmart, amazon that all have deals right now. for amazon, you have to be a prime member that will cost you $150 a year you could sign up for a free subscription if you want to get early access and get into the deals themselves for target, very interesting that you have to sign up as part of their circle program to access their deals but it is free you don't have to pay anything as part of that. walmart is in the middle the plus subscription is about $100 they're discounting it for $50 a year right now but early access to those deals. if you are not a member, you will still get access. it is just later on in the week. >> amazon, target, walmart best buy is running a bunch of deals, too with so many deals, how do you know you're getting the best price? >> what's interesting is we

reached out to all these companies, and they said they're not doing price matching for this week because it is a special promotion. so that's really important to know however -- >> meaning they won't match each other? >> yeah. they normally have price matching best buy does but during this specific week, they're not going to do any sort of price matching that doesn't mean you should settle for the deals themselves. an expert was saying, look, make sure you are looking online to cross check and you are getting the best deal. just because it says it is on deal at amazon doesn't mean it is the best deal there take a look at coupons and make sure you are getting the best bottom line discounts. also consider the store credit cards. you will get cash back in some cases if you are using an amazon card for an amazon purchase. >> let's talk about scams. it wouldn't be a shopping segment without it there are a few out there. tell us about it >> right now, look, this is the time to get just a deluge of e-mails, right order confirmed, order shipped, order arrived. that means right now there is a lot of openness out there for

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store that happened in downtown san francisco yesterday. now, pd confirms the vehicle the robbers used was also involved in a separate robbery and that officers saw and pursued the car, but they eventually lost it on the peninsula. if you know anything that can help in this investigation, you are asked to call san francisco police. time to get a look at that heat-up we're expecting to get starting today. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring that for us. >> it's clear as we take a live look outside in san jose. yesterday at this time it was still cloudy. we don't have the marine layer that keeps the temperatures from warming up so quickly and it will be warmer this afternoon, headed for the mid-80s in san jose, low 90s for the south county. most of the north bay in the low to mid-80s while san francisco will continue to reach into the 60s. our valleys will be hotter for these next few days and reaching into the upper 80s and low 90s, about the same on thursday as well. then another spike in temperatures will be coming on friday, hitting 100 degrees.

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>> no way! no >> catastrophic flooding hits the northeast, destroying homes and communities. >> there's no words. just even unbelievable doesn't explain it. >> while one of the longest heat waves ever grips tens of millions across the southern u.s. we're live on the scene and al is tracking all of it. ♪ plus, sleep struggles. a new look at why it is more difficult for women to get a good night's rest. >> women are a little bit more prone to feelings of worry, feelings of anxiety, depression. they're shouldering more household duties than a typical man. >> as we go inside the battle of the sexes over sleep. and new york city "cruise. the cast of mission impossible hits the big apple star tom cruise now flying high on the eve of the film's big release. >> the world is coming after you. >> stay out of my way. >> today, tuesday, july 11th,

2023. >> visiting from kansas city. >> ohio. >> illinois. >> and ft. worth, texas. >> on a family road trip from clarksville, tennessee tennessee. >> sending love to my sister meredith. >> hello to all our family >> we love you >> from west city, missouri. >> on my high school senior trip. >> celebrating our anniversary married for 36 years >> well, welcome back to "today." what a fun bunch outside we appreciate you being with us on a tuesday morning cannot wait to get outside. >> yes coming up tomorrow on today, two words for you, shania twain. >> she's in town for a tour here at madison square garden i will go there and check it out. do a catch up with the star. >> heard you might sing. >> and dance >> i don't know what's happening. but there is some item that might be happening during the show i cannot wait to see her

she is killing it. i mean, she is selling out these stadiums her records are breaking records, basically. >> wasn't she singing with harry styles a couple times. he loves her >> it will be really cool. yes. that will be tomorrow morning on "today". a night of heavy rain has parts of the northeast dealing with catastrophic flooding this morning. while, in the south and west, no let-up on the dangerous heat wave al has our full forecast in just a moment but first, the very latest from nbc's kristen dahlgren in vermont for us hey, kristen good morning >> reporter: good morning, hoda. take a look. that's where we were standing an hour ago when we last talked to you. it is now underwater that scene says it all we have kayakers coming down the middle of the main street. in montpelier. this is the worst flood here since 1927 at least 50 people have been rescued across the state as flash floods ravaged towns officials here are now watching

a dam above town that's approaching capacity could spill over even more water could soon be headed this way. so the order to evacuate may come at any minute as we continue to watch the water rise here, the midwest is dealing with high winds and hail while the south is baking today. indexes could reach triple digits, a difficult weather day watch things here. the water could start to recede around noon, but it is unclear how much worse it will get before then. hoda >> thank you al has more on where the storms are headed. >> the good news is they're starting to lessen, as we see on the radar. however, we are going to continue to have flash flood watches and warnings over there, especially in northern new hampshire and into northern vermont as well. so we're watching that also, we have the risk of severe weather today. omaha as well. des moines damaging winds, tornadoes possible tomorrow 16 million people at

risk from des moines, davenport, champagne, into springfield. can't rule out a tornado or two. and hot and humid all the way into texas with heat indexes well over 100 degrees. the heat and humidity starting building in the northeast out to indianapolis for our friends out west, triple digits from vegas, dallas, san antonio and el paso through thursday and probably right on into next week so the heat is going to continue, as does the search for amazon prime deals >> can't stop. >> i'm looking over. they're on their phones. >> we only have one day. >> no, no. that's not what we were doing at all, al. thank you so much. there are new questions about the safety of the popular diabetes drug ozempic. many people are also using for weight loss. the european medicine agency is investigating a possible link between ozempic and an increased risk for thoughts of suicide or self harm.

this is based on just a few reported cases ozempic contains the same drug as the weight loss drug wegovy dosages do vary. the maker says it has found no causal association between the drugs and self-harming thoughts. meanwhile this morning, disgraced sports doctor larry nassar is in the hospital after being stabbed multiple times while in prison. nassar is serving decades behind bars convicted of sexually abusing female gymnasts. steph talked to one of those victims. good morning >> the former gymnastics doctor was stabbed in a florida federal prison nearly a dozen times, including twice in the neck. it's been a long time since nassar has been in the headlines. some of his victims saying it is a jarring reminder of what he did to them. larry nassar was repeatedly stand at a high security federal prison in florida.

struck twice in the neck, six times in the back and the chest leading to a collapsed lung. he is in the hospital in stable condition. according to the president of the union representing prison employees who says the facility has been facing staff shortages, impacting safety and security. the bureau of prisons confirming sunday's assault but could not name the injured inmate. nassar is serving what amounts to a life sentence for sexually abusing minors and possessing child pornography. >> vengeance is not what we were looking for. violence is not what we were looking for. >> sara klein is an attorney for the victims and a victim herself. does it, in fact, make things more difficult for you today >> i think so because here we are, dragged back into the spotlight, having to relive our trauma, having to talk about larry nassar >> reporter: among his victims simone biles and the entire 2012

olympic team aly raisman become a spokesperson aly raisman spoke to hoda in 2018. >> this is bigger than larry nassar we have to get to the bottom of how this disaster happened if you can't figure out how it did, we can't be confident it won't happen again. >> simone biles joining her in a hearing on capitol hill. >> to be clear, i blame larry nassar, and i also blame an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. >> reporter: usa gymnastics and the u.s. olympic committee agreed to pay 380 million in a settlement with victims. he worked for decades at michigan state university, which also settled agreeing to pay 500 million. in 2018, hundreds of victims shared their stories in a michigan courtroom at nassar's sentencing >> he betrayed my trust, took advantage of my youth and sexually abused me hundreds of times. >> this is not the first time nassar has been attacked there has been another incident

at a different prison.to reports saying court documents say nassar was previously attacked in a facility in arizona within hours of being put in general population. they moved him out of that prison, guys, for his safety. >> stephanie gosk, steph, thank you. >> you're welcome. a pilot walked away with no minor injuries after crash landing his plane nose first into the roof of a hanger in southern california. you can see it right there the tail is sticking right up. it happened at long beach airport as the pilot was practicing take-offs and landings the pilot was the only person onboard. he was taken to the hospital for treatment. >> it's amazing he surprised. coming up, are you team barbie or team oppenheimer >> i don't know yet. >> wait until you hear what a lot of movie fans are now saying because there's two block busters. they're set to open on the same day. in fact, it's been dubbed brbenheimer weekend. >> i like mitt. but first, jenna will talk about today's talker addressing women's sleep issues

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the national sleep foundation, women are more likely to report trouble falling asleep than staying asleep than men. with the u.s. office of women's health stating that 1 in 4 women have insomnia symptoms >> women experiences many more sleep difficulties than do men. >> dr. rebecca robins is a sleep expert at harvard medical school >> women are more prone to feelings of worry, feelings of anxiety and depression they're shouldering more household duties than a typical male, which generally creep into the work day and then the work day spilled into the evening and then that spills into sleep. >> dr. robins says hormones can cause mood changes like increased feelings of anxiety and physical symptoms like cramps which may disrupt sleep pregnancy and menopause can cause physical symptoms like nausea and hot flashes that can negatively impact sleep. and we're not immune from it either >> i just toss and turn. did you sleep well

>> no because there was a lot of turmoil. sometimes kids don't go to sleep. >> so what can you do to ensure a good night sleep sleep experts say women should create a cool, dark and quiet sleep environment. set a strict time to start winding down for bed including putting your phone down try relaxation techniques such as medication or writing down your to-do list for the next day before bed and if your partner snores, you may want to sleep in separate bedrooms >> if you're listening, oh my gosh, hormones, environmental factors, all of those things are conspireing against me in my sleep, but do rest assured that if you're diligent, if you practice these healthy sleep strategies, you will be amazed >> and dr. robins also said if you're experiencing trouble sleeping consistently for more than two months, you need to seek professional help. >> so what's the main reason that you don't sleep well, do you think? >> well, i think -- i love that the men are joining, but for a lot of us --

>> hovering some might say. >> i don't think so. >> i think in many ways women are the primary care givers. >> kid gets up -- >> the kid gets up if my child gets up and has a bad dream, they don't wake up henry hager. they wake up one person because guess who gets out of bed. me what about you guys? >> i think for me it is the kids stuff. >> you can go ahead and say it. >> i have no thoughts on this subject at all >> throw mike under the bus. >> i do think i will say i think i am a light sleeper and become more of a slight sleeper since i had kids i think a lot of moms are like that, on a hair trigger. for that reason, trying to be so diplomatic here, any noise disturbance at all can wake you up. >> this summer has been especially difficult because the kid's schedules are off. it's harder to get them to go to sleep -- >> early, yeah. >> i feel like men drop off to sleep. you could be the middle of a conversation or have worries and then all of a sudden be asleep. >> do you wake up and worry? >> i wake up to go to bathroom

and go back to sleep. >> do you start worrying if i get up to go to the bathroom i worry. >> i think the thing is that i found literally -- it's been recently, having a ritual. i try to go to bed at the same time in the last several months, 9:00 is the drop dead time to get to bed. i like cool sheets which drives me crazy because the kids think it's funny to get in bed and warm up the sheets for me. >> you don't like that. >> i come out of the bathroom, what are you all doing here? get out! >> it's different for you because your kids are older now. >> they are. but even when they're home, leila is coming home they're all going to pile in. >> they're pre-warming your sheets. >> yeah. >> for me, listen, to your point, i can fall asleep like that but the middle of the night, if lindsey gets up or one of the kids slides in, i can't get back to sleep. >> if you're looking at your phone, that's the other thing, do not -- do you look at your phone? >> no. >> craig

>> not when i wake up. >> craig, you are -- you look what time it is. >> no. >> he doesn't. >> i'm telling you i don't. >> take the man at his words. >> that's what you should not do and drinking too much caffeine after certain time. >> okay. >> i did a sleep study once. i'm not really that good at doing it, but the -- when you're tossing and turning and can't sleep. why did i quit piano lessons why. whatever your version is she said -- >> is this video of you sleeping >> i slept on camera for the show three times >> what did she say? >> she said when you're like that, that's a hotel by the way. i don't have that setup at my house. would be great, though you get up and walk around yes. >> how long? >> like, i don't know. i sometimes i will go and just get up and go get a glass of water and just try to -- because she said the worst thing to do is to lay there and count sheep or flip out about not sleeping. >> deborah will get up and read for half hour and then she comes back. >> not on an ipad.

>> what do you do? >> i'm actually -- i slept ten hours last night >> way to go jenna. >> mr. roker. >> who took care of -- did henry -- >> my children are at camp. >> oh. >> that's when you get -- >> that's when you get the good sleep. >> i have an empty house with daisy jones and the six. >> no wonder you look so fantastic. >> did you watch it? >> not yet >> back to you >> let's show you what's going on as far as your weather is concerned as we go down that rabbit hole. we're looking at moderate humidity in the mid atlantic states in the northeast. where is jenna going very hot out west. record highs in the gulf coast good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be hotter today in the inland valleys with san jose headed for 85 degrees, 89 in dublin today and upper 80s for parts of the north bay like santa rosa, while san francisco will be in the upper 60s. we're going to repeat it

tomorrow with a wide range in temperatures from the coast to the inland valleys, up to 90 in morgan hill and the upper 80s for spots like concord and martinez with hotter y ese fue el pronóstico del weather. hope you are wide awake for the best time of the morning. >> a lot to talk about this morning. let's talk about madonna we're hearing from the pop icon for the first time since being hospitalized with a bacterial infection. she says she's felt all the love with her fans and is sharing the news of when we will see the material girl back in the spotlight. nbc morning news ancho joe fryer joins us with the latest from madonna herself. >> so concerned fans are relieved to see and hear from the queen of pop just two plus weeks since that health scare landed madonna in the icu. now she's giving fans an update how she's doing and when she'll hit the road for her big tour >> reporter: for the first time since she was hospitalized last

month for a bacterial infection, madonna is expressing herself. ♪ express yourself ♪ >> reporter: she posted this photo on social media along with a message that she's on the road to recovery and incredibly grateful for all the blessings in her life. she's also thanking her fans for their positive energy, prayers and words of healing and encouragement, adding, my focus now is my health and getting stronger the 64-year-old icon was set to kick off a major international tour this weekend in vancouver a celebration tour reflecting on her 40-year career she's now rescheduling the 41 shows in the north american leg of that tour ♪ ♪ like a virgin ♪ >> reporter: after four decades in the spotlight, this is not the first time the best-selling female recording artist of all time has overcome health hurdles. three years ago, knee and hip pain forced her to cancel several stops.

she later underwent hip surgery. >> i'm still a baller. that's it. >> reporter: in 2019, madonna told me it's her nature to be a fighter, especially fighting for the underdog >> to go against the norm, to defy convention, i don't know where that came from it's just in my blood. ♪ when you call my name, it's like a little prayer ♪ >> reporter: now she's fighting once again this time for her health and a return to the stage as he works to get back into the groove madonna said she didn't want to disappoint fans that bought tickets, which is why she's postponing the north american dates. no word yet when those will be rescheduled. for now, she plans to kick off the tour in europe in mid-october. that was always when the overseas part of the tour was supposed to happen. >> cool. >> we wish her the best. >> absolutely. >> thank you, joe. next up, "mission impossible: dead reckoning part one," it is so good. last night the cast visited lincoln center for the movie premiered right here in new york city

and a chat on the red carpet, ethan hunt himself tom cruise opened up about that unbelievable motorcycle stunt. >> how much training did it take >> a lot of training years and years of all the motorcycle and all the parachute, and then we just refined it i had to figure out how to do it we didn't know what was going to happen to that motorcycle when it went off. it is very interesting. >> ahead of the new york premiere, paramount pictures dropped the final movie trailer showing off even more of those crazy stunts >> oh, my god. >> hang on >> go, go, go! >> audiences and critics can't believe what they're seeing. >> listen to me, the world is coming after you. >> stay out of my way. >> oh, yeah. >> i'm telling you. >> and you two saw it. >> it's so good. >> how good is it? >> it's unbelievable. >> you never catch a breath. >> 2 hours and 40 minutes. i'm one of those people, every

time i see a movie, i say, you can cut 20 minutes out of that movie. not a second wasted. >> i was talking back to the screen >> are you an action movie person >> no. >> you loved it. >> she was full media talking back to the screen oh no you didn't tom cruise. no you didn't. yeah >> mission impossible hits theaters tomorrow. go see it. >> he made you madea. joaquín phoenix, the joker actor taking on yet another origin story, and this one might be as bloody as the gotham villain. the big screen project from hollywood heavy hitter from ridley scott and joined by tom cruise's mission impossible costar vanessa kirby she plays impress josephine. check this out >> destined for greatness. those in power only see me as a

sword. >> i suggest you take the throne as king. ♪ >> shall we vote >> "napoleon" hits theaters on thanksgiving. it will be big finally barbie, the spotlight is shining on a desperate ken in a new clip revealing glimpse of ryan gosling's musical. number in the movie. you want to see it >> yes. >> take a look ♪ ♪ is it my destiny to live and die a life of blonde fragility, i'm just king where i see the love she sees a friend ♪ >> i didn't know there was singing in "barbie". >> oh, yeah. >> "barbie" hits theaters next week, the same day as christopher nolan's, "oppenheimer."

with two giant block busters headed to the theater next week, amc theaters is reporting a fun new trend. more than 20,000 people bought tickets to see both movies on the same day people are make it a thing fan creating their own double feature. it's a trend taking off on social media two really good movies. >> not a lot of overlap there for the type of movie. >> two different audiences >> maybe it's a negotiation. honey, if you come to "barbie" with me, i'm come to the nuclear weapon film with you. >> and go to bed in separate rooms. >> there you go. keep each other awake. some of the biggest amazon prime day deals so far we're talking beauty, tech, even fashion. more thahan 50% off f in today's be good morning. it is 8:26. i'm kris sanchez. police are looking for armed robbers who targeted a high end

luxury store in union square at the gucci store on stockton street and maiden lane. up to six people went into that store with one of them holding a gun and started pulling items from the shelves. no one was hurt, but police spotted the getaway car, which eventually got away. the car is tied to a similar store robbery on the peninsula. in the inland valleys we'll see highs reaching the upper 80s and low 90s continuing through thursday. then another spike in temperature on friday into the weekend. saturday will be the peak of the heat, reaching 104 degrees, dangerous heat for the weekend. only coming down a few degrees sunday into monday. we are going to see milder weather along the coastline and in san francisco going from upper 60s to upper 70s. a mix of sun and clouds throughout the weekend.

>> more local news is coming up in just a half hour.

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gorgeous crowd lots of smiles >> this is a good crowd. >> we're happy you all are here. we got some first-timers some people stranded your passports didn't arrive >> that's right. >> we're so happy. >> this is like another land in the plaza. >> another great thing about today, it's the return of our good friend jimmy corigan. >> jimmy >> come over here. come on. you can't walk too fast because our pal jimmy -- >> jimmy >> what happened >> i had a skiing accident broke my pelvis. >> your pelvis has left the building >> jimmy is part of the heart and soul of this show. we missed when you're gone we're so happy you are back. >> you worked hard to come back and be here and we're so glad. it is not the same without you. >> my wife is so glad i'm back. >> this is so great. the camera will not be out of focus.

good to have you. >> a little shaky. >> i'm glad you programs promised your wife no more skiing just ahead this half hour, we have been talking about it all morning. yesterday as well. the kickoff of amazon prime day. before you dive into those deals, adriana brock is here to share some of the biggest bargains you're going to find, including a classic pair of jeans for a steal. >> all right also ahead, i talked to the great jose andres, or should i say, we talked to each other i got to be on his podcast we were bonding over parenting, love of food and we're going to share a little bit of our conversation. >> looking forward to that. plus, elaine besser is here this morning if you love to order buffalo chicken wings. what you can make at home in less time than getting takeout. ahead on "3rd hour" our first look series. exclusive visit to the set of "good burger ii. >> they let you drive it

>> back at it. how good it feels to be reunited i can honestly say this was a first for me first time i ever drove a burger mobile but i relished it. i was able to catsup with the boys. >> any more? >> we have andy cohen tomorrow to talk about the highly anticipated real housewives of new york reboot. first, mr. roker a check of the weather. we'll show you what we got for you starting off with today severe weather as we look into the northern plains. moderately humid in the northeast and the great lakes. look for very hot weather out west record highs in florida. tomorrow that heat continues down through florida with more showers, sizizzlin good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it will be hotter today for the inland areas, headed for the mid

80s, for the south bay 85 and sunny, for the peninsula upper 70s. as you head through the tri-valley, up to 90 today. north bay with upper 80s, while san francisco will see upper 60s, upper 70s for the east bay. much hotter in time from friday and that is your latest weather. we'll help you optimiz prime day. adriana brock will walk us through the hottest dealing. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. hottest

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around here, world renown chef, humanitarian and founder of the nonprofit world central kitchen and he uses the power of food to help communities in times of crisis >> he does so much in fact, he also has a podcast called "longer tables with jose andrés. and hoda, he recently interviewed you. >> yeah. we had a really cool conversation he launched his podcast last year and it has included fascinating conversations with a whole bunch of guests like ron howard, yo-yo ma they do it over zoom they do it over a glass of cherie sliced ham. you talk about food, family and his wonderful philanthropy >> hello, hello. hoda, so good to have you in my podcast "longer tables". w. jose, i have to tell you, i'm honored to be sitting across your long table. >> i'm having a glass of sherry. >> you left me a glass of sherry, too. you see that >> hey >> good sherry and ham are the two best things, i think >> i'm going to try one. >> we are together

longer tables. a longer table makes people like you and i be connecting. so i was checking, obviously, details of your life you were born in norman, oklahoma but you were raised in morgantown, west virginia. i love morgantown. >> tell me. >> it is a beautiful city. >> every time a friend from the plaza shows up from morgantown, we sing the fight song ♪ it's west virginia ♪ the pride of every mountaineer we know the whole thing. and i have to do it because that's love. >> the word on the street is that your mom is an excellent cook and sends food randomly to "today" show >> let me tell you something, i have distinct memories of my mom making that baklava so meticulously with the filo-dough and layer of honey and butter and that represents everything to me.

i realized her language of love jose, has always been food >> as a morning host, how and when your day starts, what is going on in your life? >> i set my alarm at 3:00 a.m. and then until 4:15, i go through a thing in the morning where i try to ask myself, what do i need that day and when i'm done with that, jose, i meditate for about 20 minutes. i just sit and when that part is over, i awake. >> i mean, it's night life for you. >> no. jose, first of all i have two children. one is 6 and one is 4. i adopted them what i realized, the best part of having little ones like that is everybody goes night night at the same time. i'm a morning person anyway. i love a sunrise more than i love the sunset. i love the beginnings of things. i feel like it is magical. so i want to ask you a question

about raising adult kids, because i have young ones. so how do you parent your kids who are adults now >> you learn as you go i think i have a great relationship with my three daughters. not like we don't have moments of, ah yeah, we are far away from a perfect family, but we are a family that loves each other but i'm in this moment where i'm learning more as a grown-up, as a father and a parent. >> you are teaching them, obviously, to be of service by being of service yourself. the part of you that is so passionate about causes and helping, that came from somewhere. where did that come from you could just be cooking at a restaurant and making a ton of money and putting your feet up, but you're not. >> yeah. it's many reasons why maybe. it is not just one it is not black and white either my mom and my dad were nurses. and i always saw that as people that they were always there for

the people at the same time, i could use it to feed the few, i can use it to feed many. >> jose, thank you i loved our conversation so good to see you and i'll see you soon. >> until next time. >> i think jose might be part saint. he goes all over the world with the central kitchen, makes hot meals with everybody. he's incredible. >> he does it in the middle of the crisis, too. it's not like there once was something hard happening here. >> he's in ukraine like he goes where he's needed but he's an amazing guy. >> well, if you want to hear the whole interview, that was just a taste, an appetizer as some might say. hoda's interview o "longer tables" is out today. >> we will keep the food thing going here elena besser is up next. she has a recipe for a better than takeout buffalo chicken dish that you could make for lunch or dinner today or tonight. nbc.first, this is "today" on

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this morning a recipe that will save you some money on takeout joining us, host of the new head of the table series i caught the show. it's really good cook the dish at home. scan the qr code at the bottom of the screen. scan that qr code, you get all of the ingredients you need. we're very excited about this dish this morning because it seems like you legit could make this at home. it's very approachable >> absolutely. all you need is a rotisserie chicken and a love for buffalo wings. i know everyone is being really polite if you want to use your hands to eat this, please feel free to do so. >> you don't have to be cute. >> yes so we are making buffalo chicken, buffalo rotisserie chicken in lettuce cups. so all the things you know and love about buffalo chicken wings in a healthy lettuce cup so what we are doing is we're taking a store bought rotisserie chicken. you can take a fork and get your shred on exactly. once you have that all nice and

shreddy and ready to go, we have our butter melting up. for those of you that don't know buffalo sauce is just a combination of butter, some hot sauce. and if you want to feel extra fancy, you throw in a little bit of garlic powder so we throw that on in there. >> that's it >> that's literally it and it turns into that luxurious, gorgeous bright orange color >> does it matter what kind of hot sauce you use? >> not at all. there are two different brands i love i love crystal and i love franks, but it is totally your preference then we're hitting it with salt and pepper and taking that chicken and popping it in. giving it a nice little warm-through coating it together. you're standing here with me. i got to put you to work i'm so sorry >> okay. i'll coat it for you. >> thank you and then we are going to make a healthy ranch. so instead of using sour cream or mayo, we're using greek yogurt my good pal greek yogurt.

>> just to make it healthier. >> yeah. to make it a little healthier and also adds a nice tang. adds a nice richness and i figure, you know, might as well get the same experience baa little healthier. >> what's the word >> i love it >> yeah. >> spicy >> so we're adding in those chives we have chopped up dill. we're going to add in some vinegar. you can use white wine vinegar, rice wine, white vinegar, whatever you want. hit with it a little salt, pepper greek yogurt has the tendency to feel thick in order to fin out, add our good pal water. >> that's it. >> good pal. h2o. >> we love it. we love it add that in. give it more of a whisk. >> what's the purpose of this ice water here >> this is -- >> oh, we talked about this. >> we have i have to bring it back for you guys so for people that don't love red onion and the intense stringent onion flavor, what you can do, slice up your onions pop them into an ice bath.

what that's going do is going to first of all, crisp up the onions but second of all pull out any of that intense stringent onion flavor. >> makes the onion less oniony. >> exactly more approachable. >> you will let it sit for ten minutes, 15. dry it off and now we're over here with the rest of our veggies. >> you have to pick all the onions out of the ice bath >> that's not bad. okay i'm very lazy. >> we'll make it work or just wait do this first, let all the ice melt and then strain it. >> okay, good. yeah >> then what we have is some peeled carrot. i like shredding them on a box grater you can buy preshredded as well. we're making it as easy as possible >> it's time. >> build our boats. >> i'm just using my clean hands here probably should use the tongs, but it's fine. we are taking our buffalo chicken.

we're topping it with onions, carrots, celery. >> i think my kids would eat that. >> great that's the goal. what's what we want. >> so i put the sauce in a little bag put it in a zip top bag or spoon it over. we eat with our eyes first you want it to look as gorgeous as possible. i like taking a baggy and just drizzling it over the top. you could serve it on the side as an alternative if you want. >> just the sauce alone i feel like you could use that. >> we're going to need a bigger boat, al cheers >> cheers indeed thank you. >> thanks. >> the verdict >> yummy. >> tasty >> good. >> well done. >> you're not done yet you're coming back next hour. >> you can't get rid of me so soon. >> next hour >> next hour we're making smash burgers. >> those are hot everybody is making those. >> they're all the rage. >> all the rage. >> you made one two weeks ago. >> i'm a smash burger convert now. >> to buy all these ingredients for this particular recipe, scan the qr code at the bottom of the screen or do the old fashion way as well.

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