area it's been a smooth drive, except for a few hiccups here and there. it's really slowing down on 84 in the commute direction. the "today" show is straight ahead, but you can get more local news right now with our brand new newscast, live on roku and other streaming platforms. not to mention nbcbayarea.com. just ahead, have you noticed your phone dying faster as it ages? we're going to break down what's causing your battery to slow down. >> we've talked about that before years ago. that's what's happening here on "today in the bay." can't wait to see you on our streaming show coming up in just a bit. have a great morning. good monday morning, the summer of severe weather rolls on. >> tens of millions facing even more flooding and extreme heat. hi, everybody, it's july 17th.

this is "today." ♪♪ state e of emergenency, the northeast once again slammed by torrential rain and dangerous flooding. >> in my 44 years, i've never seen anything like it. >> at least five people swept to their deaths, two children still missing. nearly 13,000 flights delayed or cancelled and that brutal heat wave just won't end. some places over 110 degrees the entire month, and 85 million of us on alert for more bad air from those canadian wildfires. al's got everything you need to know. new clues, investigators gathering more evidence against the man now charged as a serial killer on new york's long island. >> a team is going through the house with a fine-toothed comb. >> what finally led police to him after more than a decade, and the still unsolved murders he could be linked to. trouble on the trail, a major shakeup for republican hopeful ron desantis, cutting campaign staff just weeks before the first debate.

what it means for him and the 2024 race. growing mystery, more questions in the bizarre case of an alabama woman who suddenly vanished after reporting a child walking down the highway. >> her vehicle is unlocked, running. >> over the weekend, she returned home but police are searching for answers. those stories, plus jackpot, a jaw-dropping $1.5 billion combined now up for grabs in the nation's two biggest lotteries. the next drawing just hours away. and enter messi. >> lionel messi. >> after months of anticipation, the world's biggest soccer star officially arrives in miami. and at wimbledon, an epic men's final. [ cheers ] ends with rising star carlos

alcaraz on top. >> in a performance for the ages. a champion at age 20. >> he'll celebrate with us live from london, on today, monday, july 17, 2023. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie, and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody, good morning, welcome to "today." 7:00 on the west coast on a monday morning. boy, what a match. it's like what tennis fans dream of. top two players center court wimbledon, going to five sets. >> one is a household name, the other just became a household name, and you can't believe that after that first set it was a blowout with djokovic winning. this kid came back. >> he came back roaring back, and he will with be us live in a few. let's start with another

week of sizzling heat. severe storms in what has become a summer of extreme weather. >> it really has. look at these expected highs. 115 in phoenix. 113 in vegas. now it is fueling wildfires and evacuations. >> here in the east, look at this video. it's from upper makefield county, pennsylvania. flash floods taking over the road. that's about 30 miles northwest of philly. at least five people have been killed in the area from that devastating rain. >> adding to all of that, 85 million of us are under air quality alerts this morning, a new threat of severe storms across the midwest. we've got it started. let's start with kathy parks in bucks copyright, p.a. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, yeah, much of the country can't seem to catch a break from all of this extreme weather, and here in northeast, many are waking up to flood damage. >> in bucks county, pa, the flood waters buckled roadways, washed away part of this bridge,

debris scattered everywhere. the search is intensifying for two missing kids swept away. this morning, the northeast recovering from severe storms causing torrential downpours and dangerous flash flooding over the weekend. >> in my 44 years, i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: heartbreak in pennsylvania, where five are dead from the fierce floods, including a mother, two of her children, a 9-month-old baby boy and 2-year-old still missing. their car was caught in the rushing water. the father and son able to reach safety. >> we continue to look for the two children. we are not going to give up. >> reporter: the sudden onslaught of rain catching many off guard. >> we got thrown off our motorcycle and floating down the side of the road, clinging to trees. clinging to vines, whatever we could. >> reporter: the heavy rainfall impacting communities from connecticut to massachusetts where a tornado touched down knocking down trees for nearly

two miles. new jersey's governor sunday declaring a state of emergency. and the storms bringing potential travel troubles for the week. more than 1,500 cancellations sunday alone as major airports around new york city and boston issued ground stops. all of this as tens of millions are waking up to poor air quality alerts again, including chicago, pittsburgh and new york. amid a new round of canadian wildfire smoke in a summer of unrelenting wild weather. at the height of the storm, some motorists say they had to abandon the vehicles because the water rose that quickly. this morning, as you can see, there's still so much damage left behind and a lot of roads impassable. >> kathy park, thank you very much. another weather story we're following up. no let up from the dangerous hot temperatures across the country. tens of millions back on alert this morning, following a

weekend that saw records shattered from florida to arizona. nbc's erin mclaughlin is in sweltering phoenix for us. erin, good morning, how widespread is this? >> reporter: good morning, hoda, as the climate crisis continues, extreme heat has been scorching parts of the country for weeks, and this weekend was no different. records were broken coast to coast in more than a dozen cities between saturday and sunday. today will likely be the 18th day in a row. temperatures here have reached 110 degrees or higher, tying the record for the most consecutive days phoenix saw such highs. the high temps in southern california created challenges for firefighters battling several wildfires that forced hundreds to evacuate their homes. firefighters are also working hard here in phoenix going from call to call. some of the city's largest hospitals are reaching crisis levels from treating heat related illnesses.

the physical impact of the heat experienced by country star jason aldean who had to end his concert early in connecticut after experiencing dehydration and heat exhaustion. the star says he's now doing fine, but it's a reminder of how serious this heat wave is, and just to put that in perspective, in the middle of the night here in phoenix, it was almost 100 degrees. hoda? >> wow. all right. erin mclaughlin in phoenix. thanks. let's get more on the brutal heat, storms, al is watching all of it. a lot of fuchsia on it. >> good morning, guys, good morning to everybody out there. peer calling about 13 in states, 73 million people impacted from florida to the west coast. this shows no sign of relenting. this high pressure system is going to sit on top of this heat dome and causing problems. death valley, a high of 128 degrees.

phoenix, 18 days of 110 plus. el paso, 32 days of 100 degrees or higher, and records possible across seven states from bryson city, corpus christi, san angelo, colorado springs, las vegas, phoenix tomorrow. more record setters from florida, miami, lumberton, birmingham, out to phoenix, and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. look at these temperatures, 90s in miami. upper 90s new orleans. triple digits in phoenix. mid to upper 90s as you get into corpus christi. the flooding we were talking about. the good news is all of that heavy rain is moving, a brief respite. today the majority of the region stays dry. we've got this frontal system pushing to the east. that's going to bring the next round of rain in the northeast, 1 to 2 inches possible. that's going to cause problems. smoke and we've got 85 million people under smoke, ozone advisory from miles city, north dakota, i should say, montana, all the way to new

york, down to greensboro, nashville, even dallas. air quality going to be a big problem today on into tomorrow as well guys. >> al, thank you. also this morning, we are learning more about that stunning arrest in a notorious serial murder case on new york's long island. a married father now behind bars following a decade's long investigation accused of killing at least three women. nbc's stephanie gosk is here with the latest on this. good morning. >> according to court documents, rex heuermann searched online for information about serial killers and the gilgo beach murders hundreds of times. but key developments of the case were not made public. were not made public he likely had no idea they were closing in >> rex, did you do it? >> reporter: the suspected serial killer behind the gilgo beach slayers is behind bars. >> rex heuermann is a demon that walks among us a predator that ruined families. >> reporter: 59-year-old rex heuermann is accused of killing

megan waterman, melissa barthelemy, and amber costello, the victims remained found wrapped in burlap in 2010. a witness helped crack the case. >> witnesses described a description of the individual which was detailed and indicated that the person was somewhat unique. >> describing a large white male with dark bushy hair driving a chevy avalanche. detectives connecting that vehicle to heuermann, as well as using dna samples from bottles and this pizza crust pulled from the trash. the case had haunted long island south shore for over a decade after the remains were initially found. those who lived there afraid a serial killer was on the loose heuermann, an architect and a married father of two was allegedly hiding in plain sight and living a double life all along, even using burner phones say investigators who tracke heuermann's phone activity near

his fifth avenue office in manhattan and his suburban home in massapequa park on long island and believed he used melissa's cell phone to make taunting calls to her family. his arrest unraveling years of secrets with court documents detailed escort services and fake dating profiles. a stark contrast to the every day businessman seeing in this video taken last year. >> when a job that should have been routine suddenly becomes not routine, i get the phone call. >> reporter: authorities thousand continuing to investigate if heuermann is connected to the murder of other women, including maureen brainard-barnes. >> even with this arrest, we're not done there's more work to do. >> heuermann's attorneys say that he has entered a not guilty plea and he insisted he is innocent, even weeping in the courtroom over the weekend, guys. >> it's so strange to actually hear his voice from that old video. so investigators have been looking into his house, they're taking out more evidence

what are they finding? >> boxes upon boxes, including things like guns they're obviously looking for more evidence in this case what's fascinating about it is really the dna they had some of his dna over a decade ago when they found these bodies they didn't have the technology sensitive enough to identify it then they went back when the technology improved, identified it that's when he started to become the suspect. they had that witness who saw the pickup truck that they recognized they honed in on him, and then grabbed that pizza box, and that was when they made the identifying connection between the dna. >> sounds like he never saw them coming. >> it does appear to be the case, and he is the suspect for the fourth murder of melissa brainard-barnes as well, and police say it's a matter of time they believe that they'll be able to connect him to that murder as well of course there were many other bodies found in that area. turn to presidential politics, candidates and the crowded republican field delivering their messages to voters that the high profile

conservative conference held over the weekend, and a new look at fundraising has offered a glimpse into where the campaign stands nbc senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has more let's start with ron desantis. sometimes these fundraising reports are a real x-ray of where the candidates are what do you know >> reporter: this x-ray for the florid governor seems to contain a couple of warning signs a. lot of money came from donors who have given the maximum amount they're allowed to what it means is the campaign cannot go back to that well. once you max out, that's it as it relates to a campaign that's one issue for him coming in as for what he's spending, he burned through about $8 million in the first six weeks of his campaign. why? because he has a hug staff, nearly 100 people on staff.

to give you a sense of con tent, and we've learned a dozen people have been let go of governor desantis' campaign with more people expected to come in the weeks to come one source describes these people as mid level staffers across several departments this seems to be a cost-cutting move they're spending a lot, trying to cut back. a campaign spokesperson says they're working to build a nimble campaign to go the distance, and desantis himself in a new interview describes a media narrative for this discussion that perhaps he's stagnating, but the reality is he has struggled to gain ground on the former president in polls so far that's the reality for him. >> all of the republican candidates in the field are trying to get to the first debate they have to have a certain kind of fundraising, have to be somewhere in the polls at this point in time, who has made the stage >> we don't know for sure. there are weeks for this to play out. the next debate is just over a month away there are a bunch of factors that play in there's different criteria

part of it is you have to have, let's say, 40,000 unique donors, 40,000 people from all ove the country had to have donated to your campaign new numbers show, for example, asa hutchinson, frances suarez, former congressman will hurd they have a long way to go they could get there, but feels like an uphill climb former vice presiden mike pence is signaling he's looking to hit the bar of 40,000 donors he feels confident he's going to be on the stage. will donald trump be there that's a question mark not because of meeting any criteria or threshold, he might skip it he hasn't made up his mind about whether to go. he's pointing to his big legal over his competition already. sources close to him have been telling us for weeks he's on the fence. he may hold a different event on the same night of the the debate flashback to 2016, he did the same thing ahead of the iowa caucuses

still about five weeks to go these candidates are out there trying to raise that money, get those donors to donate we'll see how that shakes out. >> we'll watch this space. thank you so much. we have a lot more to get to, including nationwide there's a case of lottery fever, and it's growing along with the jackpots, $900 million up for grabs in tonight's powerball the mega millions prize, skyrocketed to 640 million maggie vespa is in chicago maggie, first of all, i can't believe no one's won yet you figure all the numbers have been chosen. what are the odds? >> reporter: so the odds just for powerbal alone, one in 292 million, so we'll say slim to say the least. these cash prizes, jackpots that are up tonight, and again tomorrow night for mega millions they're enough to make anyone a believer just powerball alone, as you said, $900 million this time around, up for grabs if you take the lump cash sum.

that's $465.1 million. powerball fans will know, if you get five numbers, a million dollars. four numbers with no powerball, yo can take home $50,000. as we said, there's powerball, and tomorrow night, there's mega millions if you win both. that's well over 1.5 billion mega millions alone. $640 million that's a lump cash sum of 328 million. hoda, we promise that we're not going to get sucked into the excitement i bought two tickets last time i was here, our crew by the end of the day, had bought 12. i will note, the fever here is especially high in illinois. last year an illinois resident who remained anonymous took home a 1.34 billion mega millions prize. people around here definitely hoping lightning strikes twice me included, guys. >> you bought two. i count one savannah, two, three, you need two more, you got to get al one.

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we're still looking at a wide range in temperatures across our microclimates. the tri-valley is still going to be hot, reaching into the low 90s, while the peninsula is at a comfortable 78 degrees with sunshine. the south bay temperatures head for the mid-80s. it's going to be cooler across the board for all of the bay area for today, with the east bay reaching the mid-70s and upper 60s in san francisco. the north bay headed weather, guys. >> al, thank you. still ahead, more questions than answers tied to a mysterious case in alabama a woman back home after vanishing for days following a call to police saying she saw a toddler wandering alone on a highway. what her family and police are saying now. and then inside that unforgettable men's final at wimbledon, carlos alcaraz, ending novak djokovic's historic streak now the youngest champion in

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san jose state athletic trainer accused of sexual assault. scott shaw is accused of sexually assaulting student-athletes as far back as 2009. federal investigators say initial complaints came from athletes on the swim team but "the mercury news" reports the accusations are more widespread and may extend to athletes in other sports. shaw pleaded not guilty to six misdemeanor charges last year. a big hit for bay area horse racing fans learning golden gate fields will close in a matter of weeks. the track operators yesterday announced plans to close for the last time at the end of the current season and focus on its southern california operations. that means no more horse racing after october 2nd. golden gate fields opened back in 1941. the other long-time racetrack bay meadows closed 15 years ago after opening in 1934. another warm day on tap for some across the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is

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hoover, alabama, this morning. good morning >> reporter: good morning, that's right 25-year-old carlee russell is back home safe and surrounded by family, but now there are new questions about where she's been, what happened to her, and that 911 call that started it all. >> i'm so thankful that carlee is home safe so thankful. >> reporter: this morning, the search for carlee russell is over the missing 25-year-old nursing student returned to her family home saturday night. police say she arrived alone and on foot. angela harris helped lead the community search for her. you spoke to this family moments after carlee came home. >> right >> reporter: what did they say >> it was just kind of like a very emotional phone call. i just broke down, and i said is she okay and she said, i don't know, she seems to be okay she just seems to be in shock. >> reporter: russell was taken

to the hospital for evaluation and has since been released. her safe retur putting an end to a day's long search that began thursday night with a puzzling 911 call police say russell told an emergency operator she saw a toddler walking alone on an interstate. >> 459 south, mile marker 10, a child walking on the side of the interstate. >> reporter: it's believed she then stopped to check on the child and was on the phone with a family member when she disappeared. >> she heard a scream, and then some type of running type shuffle. >> reporter: russell's parents horrified. >> i just felt immediately that she was in danger. >> reporter: video from the interstate where russell vanished shows a car driving slowly with its flashers on. >> be advised her vehicle is unlocked, running, all of her personal belongings. except for her phone >> reporter: police say when they arrived they found russell's car, her

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alcaraz dropping on to the grass in celebration the fast rising 20-year-old star embracing the defeated legend, novak djokovic, the tennis world perhaps witnessing a generational change of the guard. the 36-year-old djokovic attempting to match roger federer's 8th wimbledon titles crushed alcaraz in the first set. but in front of the prince and princess of wales, alongside their children and hollywood royalty, alcaraz took the wimbledon crown and won over the crowd. alcaraz, following in the foot steps of fellow spaniard, rafael nadal who he grew up idolizing nadal tweeting you've given us immense joy today. the victory still sinking in after lifting the wimbledon trophy. >> to be able to play on this stage, it's amazing. >> praising his legendary opponent >> you inspire me a lot.

you know, i started playing tennis watching you. >> reporter: djokovic in tears, seeing his son in the crowd. >> it's nice to see my son still there, still smiling, you know i love you >> reporter: decades, djokovic, federer and nadal dominated tennis this morning, alcaraz is the youngest wimbledon champion since 1985 djokovic promising to see him again at the u.s. open and of course, carlos alcaraz won the u.s. open last year but not against djokovic, so djokovic himself says stand by for what could be an incredible few years of rivalry that djokovic determination is still there. during the match, he broke his racket in frustration. >> wow >> he left his signature on that, that tennis pole as well we'll hear more about that

keir, thank you. we want to say good morning and congratulations to the new wimbledon champion himself, carlos alcaraz. good morning, carlos congratulations. >> good morning. thank you very much. >> you just can't overstate how exciting this was for tennis fans, for you to defeat novak djokovic at his prime, centre court, wimbledon in five sets, how did you hold it together how did you not lose your nerve? >> you know, i started to simulate, you know, what i've done ideas it was a dream come true to defeat novak, the way that i did on centre court. he was unbeaten for ten years. it was tough with the nerves, you know, facing novak, but i'm glad i did. >> carlos, let's take it back to

the very first set novak had you on the first set, it was 6-1 it looked like this whole tournament may be a yawn you came roaring back. what did you tell yourself afteu that first set >> well, it was, you know, i thought that, you know, entertain the crowd in this final, and not being so fast, the final, but at the same time, you know, i thought that i was playing great, it was going to help my chances just to try to stay close in the score, play my best, you know, and yeah, really really glad that i was able to win the second set because, if not, probably i could have lost, you know, in straight sets, so i just believe in myself all the time. >> now you made believers of

everyone, carlos you dug deep there was one game in the third set that lasted longer than a whole set. and talk about pressure. you had royalty in the stands as well of course prince william and princess kate, but your own king right there watching you did you kind of have to push that out of your mind or were you aware of all of that >> well, i was not thinking about it i tried not to think about it. but, you know, sometimes difficult to stay that way from that the spanish king, watching you, supporting you, there are a lot of times that i, you know, see him in the match after points, and he was cheering like he started to say vamos to me every time that i win. it's something crazy, but, you

know, it gives you some nerves knowing that royalties are watching you. >> the king of spain is your good luck charm because you won and you won big. tell us, finally, carlos, about your dad, what does this mean to him? he started you playing tennis when you were just 4 years old this was his dream come true, too? >> yeah, thanks to him i started playing tennis you know, he has been involved during the tennis world his whole life he was dreaming about being professional he couldn't, you know. watching his son, you know, living his dream, his own dream, but at the same time, my father's dream as well it's amazing for him as well, and i'm really glad to have him

with me, living his dream as well, watching all the tennis players, you know, is something that i'm really glad to share with him. >> you wrote your name into the history books, carlos, thank you so much. congratulations again, and we'll see you here in new york for the u.s. open. >> thank you very much see you there. >> congrats. >> can we just say wow. >> i kind of can't believe it. i was like, you know how good he is, but this is not his favorite surface. he's so young, he's facing a legend in centre court wimbledon, goes to five sets i didn't believe he could pull it off until the last point. >> the question about his father, seeing them all rally around them. >> mr. roker, how about a check of the weather our friends in florida are baking right now heat index is well over 100 degrees. records possible in miami and key west, into the end of the week, temperatures and humidity

going to go high very, very difficult condition from key west to tallahassee 8 million people at risk from the dakotas to the mid-mississippi river valley, damaging winds, hail and tornados possible, and the same for tomorrow as you get down ar good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be warm today for the inland valleys, just not as hot as it was over the weekend. temperatures coming down about 5 to 8 degrees, maybe 10 degrees in some spots. then we continue on a cooling trend through tomorrow and then it starts to heat back up again. get ready for hot temperatures for the inland valleys, especially on friday when temperatures peak into the upper weather. guys. >> thanks, al. >> we talked a little tennis, now let's talk about soccer. still ahead, the world's biggest soccer star making his u.s. debut. we'll take you live to miami

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>> heavy rain causing deadly floods with sweltering conditions and more record highs out west coast to coast, more than 85 million once again dealing with poor air conditions. al's tracking it all. plus, jill's journey, our own jill martin-brooks is here to share some personal news. just ahead, her story of resilience and strength and what she wants all women to know. then, messi starts the king of soccer, lionel messi officially joins major league soccer in miami, and the fans go wild >> miami is crazy about messi. >> what the decision means for his legendary career and the future of the sport in the u.s. ♪ working 9 to 5 ♪ and dolly's not done she talks retirement the icon opening up about why she is not leaving her nine to five anytime soon.

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>> coming up tomorrow, guys, jenna is going to catch up with the woman who started a trend taking over the internet, it's called girl dinner think of it as a throw together meal for one human being where the idea started, why it's become popular and what we have on our dishes. >> let's get right to our news at 8:00. the extreme weather that has been tormenting americans for weeks has turned deadly. officials say at least five people were killed by flash flooding this weekend. this happened in eastern pennsylvania the severe storms also caused travel chaos leading to ground stops and major delays at a number of airports yesterday, and in the meantime, tens of millions of folks in the south and west are still under those heat alerts. the national weather service warning them to take those triple digit temperatures very seriously. al, you have a lot on your plate. >> we do and we're going to get you caught up. 73 million people from florida, all the way to california. we're talking 13 states under some sort of heat advisory, heat watch or heat warning, and it

looks like this is going to continue right on into the week as we move forward ahead we are looking at widespread records possible seven states, bryson city, corpus christi, las vegas, colorado springs, looking at that, and then as we move ahead, we are looking at tomorrow, more record highs stretching from miami, all the way to phoenix, alamosa, no relief in sight as we head toward the end of the week, with triple digits in phoenix, high 90s in corpus christi, new orleans, and miami. as we move to the east, we talk about the flooding, the majority of the region stays dry today. as this cold front moves in, we are going to be watching more showers and thunderstorms pushing through. that's going to add an additional 1 to 2 inches of rain, the possibility of flooding and air quality alerts. 85 million people from the plains to the northeast, great lakes all the way down to dallas we're going to see these air quality alerts as you can see that wildfire smoke now pushing into the northeast, and all the way down along the southeastern atlantic coast

air quality today, it's poor in rapid city, chicago, nashville, buffalo, and we look for this to continue right on through tomorrow, with all of that unhealthy air due to fire smoke and ozone. >> al, thank you so much. the family of the teen killed aboard a boat owned by alec murdaugh has settled all remaining lawsuits over her death for $15 million. 19-year-old mallory beach died when the boat driven by murdaugh's son paul crashed into a bridge back in 2019. police say everybody on the boat was under the legal drinking age, and quote, grossly intoxicated at the time of the crash. defendants in the lawsuit included alec murdaugh and the convenience store that sold alcohol to his son. the only passenger aboard a small plane was forced to jump into action after the pilot suffered a medical emergency police say the 79-year-old pilot became ill while approaching an airport on martha's vineyard his passenger, a 68-year-old

woman took the controls and made a hard landing in a grassy area near the runway. the left wing, as you see here, broke in half when the plane came down on its belly without the landing gear the pilot was air lifted to a hospital in serious condition. the passenger was not injured. we turn to soccer and the biggest star in the sport, lionel messi joining his new team inter miami over the weekend. the world's most accomplished player bringing his talents to the u.s. guad venegas was there to talk to some pretty excited fans. hi, guad, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning, it was quite the party here yesterday despite the extreme heat and a storm that came through and caused a delay. the fans were happy to wait. and all of them can brag and say they were here when messi was presented as the new number 10 of inter miami the king of soccer has arrived

in america overnight, superstar lione messi introduced for the first time as a player for inter miami cf, a stunning move to the mls that sen the soccer world into a frenzy. >> how is miami feeling right now? >> miami is getting crazy about messi. >> reporter: the legend receiving a hero's welcome at the franchise's home stadium, thousands of fans waiting through a lengthy weather delay to welcome their hero in person. messi telling the crowd he plans to enjoy playing in miami while assuring good things are coming as he thanked the tens of thousands in attendance. recognized as one of the greatest players of all times, his resume speaks for himself. he's won a seven ballon d'or awards, scored more than 800 goals for club and country and led argentina to the world cup

title last year. >> why is this the most popular jersey right now >> because it has messi on the back simple. >> reporter: messi's new boss in miami, another soccer legend, david beckham joining the celebration on stage the co-owner of inter miami knows a thing or two about making a major mls splash. after years in europe as a soccer icon, he spent several years stateside before moving into the owner's box in 2020, beckham telling "today." >> nothing goes on without me overseeing everything, bringing in players, the coach. >> reporter: the sighting, shopping like a local. spotted with his family at a public supermarket in recent days, and now with his contract official. >> this is history right here. >> reporter: the world's most accomplished soccer star is looking to make his mark on

miami and the mls. a new era for soccer, and some advice, if anyone from new york is planning to visit miami, you want to be cool, you want to get yourself one of these. this is the hottest jersey in miami. these were selling like crazy yesterday. of course messi will be playing his first game this friday in what is expected to be a packed house, savannah. >> so cool we'll take three >> exactly >> guad, thank you so much. move over wordle we'll check out the new puzzle game that's as addicting. >> and jill is sharing some personal news, a story that's going to help a lot of women, right afteter this ♪♪♪ you dodon't have t to keep ts on rototating catetegories. thisis is the ononly rotating i care abobout. ... or a activate ananythig toto earn. thisis is the ononly rotating i care abobout. yourur cash backck automaticy adjujusts for yoyou. cacan i get a a cucumber w wa? yourur cash backck automaticy adjujusts for yoyou. earn 5% % cash backk that aututomaticallyly adjus yourur cash backck automaticy adjujusts for yoyou. to your top eligible spend category, up to $500 spent each billing cycle

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cancer my beautiful grandmother my mother had a double mastectomy, healthy now. my mammogram was clear in january. up on my tests and then a doctor said six weeks ago, even though my mother was tested for the brca gene and was negative, get the genetic test anyway, and was your father tested i got the test and it came back positive i was planning on getting the preventative surgery that was my choice i have a 60 to 90% chance of getting breast cancer. when i went in for my scans to get the preventative surgery and this is all in a matter of three weeks, they found cancer and so that test saved my life had i not gotten the test, i wouldn't have gotten the scans, and we would be telling a very different story, so i feel super grateful to be here, to be able to say, like, talk to your doctors, and go get tested and i have mine here. >> a lot of people would be shocked.

you were doing everything right. a lot of people skip mammograms. you didn't is it unusual, doctor, that there would be something there so obvious that nobody saw >> so, hoda, i'm really glad you asked that you know, mammograms do save lives, and they are still the number one way to detect breast cancer, but no test is perfect, and mammograms certainly aren't. and they picked up about 85 to 90% of cancers but not 100%. that's why we recommend screening our high risk patients adding on other tests. >> she's going to be jill's surgeon. she's going to be jill's surgeon. i know you're telling this story through tears because you have an important message we'll get to it, i promise how are you doing? this is a big surgery, and it's a lot to take. >> you know. it's a lot

and you said something when you were going through your journey, not to hide your story, and had i gotten this test earlier and gotten the positive result, so let me be clear, my mother had breast cancer. she tested negative for the brca gene they said, has your dad been tested i said breast cancer does not run in my father's family. they said get tested anyway. i'm positive my father is positive. i associated this with something women have got so many people i've spoken to, i didn't realize this is what men should be tested for. >> not everyone knows what the brca gene is, can you put it in plain terms. >> everyone has as part of our genetic makeup, brca one and brca two we can talk about a few others a mutation or switch in the brca one or two that you can pass

down to each generation puts a woman at much higher risk for breast, ovarian cancers and men as well have cancers they're at risk for. for both men and women >> this preventative surgery that jill is going to have for those with the brca one or two gene mutation to say let's take out that change. so high risk. >> 60% to 90%, sometimes - >> it's a mastectomy, sometimes it's removal of ovaries. >> preventative surgery of the organs that are at risk really reduce a woman's risk of getting her breast cancer to about 1%. and then she also does not have to have the screening and so forth related to that. >> so you were going to do that surgery initially, jill, and then you later found out you had breast cancer already. >> it was so fast. my mother's test was a false negative 20 years ago. breast cancer doesn't run in my father's family, and so i got

tested i was positive my parents got tested. this is all in a matter of two weeks. my father tested positive. and so he needs to go get screened, which is like on my mind, of course. it's like, what does my dad need to do. are they okay. and then my chances were 60 to 90%. i went to get the mri, the sonogram, and my doctors called me in and said come in immediately, and they saw cancer because of that test >> now you'll have the surgery and when you have that surgery, will you find out how the cancer is to be treated you don't know your protocol yet. >> what i'm most sad is watching my parents watching me go through this that's what i'm most sad about but the surgery itself, i feel so safe with her, and i don't know what's going to happen, but i know that, like, while i'm healing and while i'm resting and while i prep for the second

surgery, everyone could go out and get their genetic testing and their families could know. my dad is such a vibrant person, but other families shouldn't have to go through this. if i had known i was positive, i would have gotten th preventative surgery, and i wouldn't have to be dealing with cancer. >> jill, can we say we love you very much. we cannot wait to see you on the other side of this you're full of optimism and hope i know you're scared but you know you have a family here to come back with open arms, and you're in the best hands you've got this amazing doctor but you feeling okay as you start off? you'll be going into surgery later this week. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, and i feel devastated and sad and scared, but i feel empowered and strong. and my dad said, we got this and so my husband's right there. and i have the best doctors in my family, and i got this. i got this

just please see your doctors and see if genetic testing is appropriate. >> we can't wait to see you when you come back. >> we love you you are so strong. you are a warrior woman. we know that dr. port, you have our trust take good care of her. >> i'm honored to be here and to take care of you >> thank you. >> jill is going to come back in the 3rd hour, too, and share some more. we're happy you're going to be a-ok thank you, doctor. >> thank you so much >> we should point out jill has a beautiful personal essay about her journey on our web site at today.com. >> mr. roker, over to you. >> you are in our prpray . good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to start to see temperatures coming down a few degrees for the inland valleys that had to deal with that oppressive heat over the weekend. we're headed for 92 in morgan hill, martinez reaching upper 80s while oakland will see a

high of 77, mid 70s in san mateo and 60s in san francisco. tomorrow our inland valleys reach the mid 80s. >> and that's your latest weather. a little bit of sunshine with carson back. >> it is important especially looking at the male side of things, which we never do wishing her the best. we're going to switch gears to "popstart." on saturday, ed was doing a show, and brought out one of his childhood heroes, the show was in detroit, and it's a 15-time grammy winner who came up. let's roll the tape. ♪ stand back to reality up ther goes gravity he's so mad ♪ ♪ h goes gravity he's so mad ♪ ♪ he won't have any he's broke ♪

♪ he knows he goes back ♪ >> that is eminem who performed, they had performed also when eminem was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame a big surprise for detroit fans. u.s. women's world cup team, we can announce netflix has a new docuseries, following the athletes of the most decorated team in international soccer thompson, megan rapinoe who announced this will be her last world cup. the series is currentl in production in new zealand and australia where the team competes later this week if you want more on that, head over to today.com. up next, "oppenheimer", director christopher nolan and the cast sat down to talk about the making of the flick. during that talk, nolan and matt damon broke down what it was like to re-create the detonation of a nuclear weapon known as the trinity weapon without using cgi. >> we went there our version of the trinity test you're out there in the desert

in the middle of the night, and very very focused on what's going to happen on making sure it's being done safely and carefully, but done on a grand scale. >> as an actor that day, there's no acting needed. >> i call it nar, no acting required >> it's a nar day, you show up, put on your wardrobe, go on out and enjoy the show. >> did we ruin your interview for tomorrow >> christopher nolan is coming on tomorrow. >> sister company universal, the movie is out on friday >> it's incredible. dolly parton is up next, the country music icon has never wanted to slow down. now she's w currently working on her first ever rock album expected to be released in november in a recent conversation, dolly shared her thoughts on retirement. >> and i'm not one to sit around doing nothing. i would never retire

i'll just hopefully drop dead in the middle of a song on stage. someday, and hopefully one i've written. that's how i hope to go. we don't have much of a choice. >> "popstart," guys. >> by the way, i like the pf hopefully one i've written >> you don't want to die during a cover song >> you know they're going to play that one forever. cookies online, the ones you're constantly asked to accept, but should we. we'll get into that after your local news good morning to you. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. an urgent call from one south bay animal shelter which says it will have to euthanize some

animals if they're not adopted by 6:00 tonight. the san martine animal shelter is at full capacity. it's making a new plea for adoptions one week after the human society of silicon valley opened adoptions for cats for $20. that facility opens at noon today. we're seeing slightly lower temperatures for the inland valleys today, but it's hot, headed for the mid 90s in the east bay and santa rosa. we have a continued cooldown in effect as we go into the nextle of days with mid 80s in the valleys. friday we're back in the upper 90s. some spots will hit the triple digits once again. hot for the weekend with low to mid 90s. we're not going to see that warmup in san francisco. here we're seeing low clouds and fog as well as an ocean breeze, keeping temperatures here in the 60s with low 70s expected

friday. marcus. >> we're going to have another local news update in 30 minutes.

♪ hey, everybody welcome in it is 8:30 what a packed monday morning it's almost like a concert crowd. it's july the 17th we're saying hey, to everybody on our plaza >> love it. >> sweet people. >> guys, who skipped out on family vacation? >> it was our oldest daughter's idea for our last family vacation before she gets married, and she got into p.a. school, says we had to come without. >> who came? big brother. >> big brother is looking for the chattanooga lookouts in tennessee, he couldn't come. the four of us are here. >> big brother, you got called out. we're talking cookies. though sadly, no the kind we can eat. the kind you see browsing the internet they always say do you accept, you say yes, you don't read it

what does it mean. vicky will explain. also ahead, why are people going public with their partner's strangest quirks a look inside the viral trend of beige flags. i got a look behind the scenes of a place feeding new yorkers for 100 years with female chefs putting a modern twist on the history with delicious food all their own. later on in the 3rd hour, we've got great career advice. we're going to tell you what linkedin says is the number-on quality that employers are looking for. and al's got a check of the weather. look at this beautiful painting that this young man did. look at this >> oh, wow >> very nice >> what's your name? >> keiren. >> he did that himself. >> very nice got everything >> we're going to get al's signature. how about a check of the forecast >> i'm going to do that in just a second the week ahead, a chance of storms through the mississippi, ohio river valleys

hazy to the north. hot out west to the gulf the midweek period, heat continues, sunny and warm out west soggy in the central mississippi and ohio river valleys then by friday, showers in the northeast, summer storms in the southeast morethea >> congratulations. >> and that is your latest weather.

ms. kotb. >> what are you celebrating? >> my 21st birthday. >> let's do it coming up next, vicky is here with everything we need to know about cookies, we're talking the online kind, and what it really means every time you hit accept where is your data going but firs this is "today" on t,

"today's" consumer this morning, something we see all the time those pop ups on web sites asking us if we accept the use of cookies >> we accept the eating of cookies, but should we accept the use? they've been around forever, but it appears to be happening nor frequently, doesn't it, so do you have to accept if you want to get on the web site nbc's vicky nguyen is here to walk us through it all good morning cookies, what are they >> think of web trackers

think hansel and gretel. we als are leaving little clues behind. cookies tell a web site, this is savannah's preferences, here's her log-in, here's what she may have in her shopping cart. first-party cookies, those generally stay on the web site you're on, generated by the web site you're on it's the third-party cookies that have everybody all in a tizzy. those are used by advertisers. they follow you -- >> right, i thin why is that red skirt following me, i don't even like it i clicked on it by accident, and it's following me all over the internet. >> the third-party cookies prompted the pop-ups, that's what started all of this >> you coming to me. >> yes >> i feel like they're popping up more and more you can't get on anything without accepting cookies, what is happening >> it started in 2018, the european union enacted a law, you need to let people know there are cookies, and you need

to get their consent we started to see pop-ups on different websites, bu it ramped up in 2020 because california jumped on and said you know what, we're doing it too. the thing is you don't have to be in california or europe to have these pop-ups affect you. many of these web sites operate globally, and they don't want to be fined by different countries and states they said, you know what we're just going to ask everybody, do you accept our cookies? >> what do you do when you get a popup? >> sometimes i can't read the article or do what i'm trying to do, so i'll accept. >> you are defaulting by accepting when you hit the x do you care how much of your privacy is out there, what web sites are following what you're doing? if you don't, you can hit the x and ignore it. >> there's so much out there at this point >> or you can just take it one step further. it's not a big deal. hit okay, you go into there and say i accept all the necessary cookies, i accept the parts of

your website that you need t function, but don't follow me around. don't track my activity, and then you say no to everything else. it's not going to affect your browsing experience but it is worth the extra step. >> vicky, are there any pop-up blockers we can use? >> i'm so glad you asked that. there are, as a matter of fact, many of them, and they are free. one that works well for apple safari is the hush nag blocker then you have to take an extra step, go into the settings, down to safari, and extensions to enable the hush blocker. the other that works on safari, and works on microsoft edge, firefox, as well as google's chrome is called consentomatic it works the same way, blocks the pop-ups and makes th browsing experience much simpler. >> we're going to sneak up on you. >> should we accept or not accept what's the bottom line.

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guys, we're back, we just love a social media trend, and this one is everywhere right now. >> you've probably seen it people posting beige flags in their relationships. nbc's savannah sellers is here to tell us more. >> i know, i'm dressed like a beige flag people are revealing their partners little quirks in a big way online with videos racking up hundreds of millions of views, but what is a beige flag exactly? take a look. you know the age-old warning sign. >> my boyfriend thinks i'm fat. >> whoa, whoa, partner, little red flag going up. >> that means you might want to steer clear of a potential romantic partner. >> big red flag. >> no more red flags, right.

>> but sometimes things aren't so red or black and white. sometimes they're beige. >> she was really cool, and then out of nowhere >> beige flags are the slightly unusual traits or habits people notice in their significant other or possible romantic interest, like dunking pop tarts in water or setting a timer to wake up instead of an alarm. they aren't quite deal breakers, but they make you go hmm the idea going viral online and racking up $959 million views with people posting what they think are beige flags. each flag set to smooth jazz from a husband who's truly always right to a girlfriend who can't tell left from right in one case, her boyfriend's beige flag is how he throws random surprise parties for only her, like this peppa pig-themed one

>> i cried tears of happiness, because i was so confused. a massive party, but i did not expect it. >> jawan maurice asks really intimate questions when you're out to dinner. which parent are you most like, to when are you most vulnerable. >> i like to have a conversation when we go out to eat or on a date look up questions. >> different from how was the weather, how was work? >> when she raised the flag on tiktok, nearly 6,000 comments responded. some say jawan's beige flag flies green. one person commenting, this is so cute. another, he's a keeper. >> we're right here, we're going to get into in roll the tape. what's your childhood memory >> this makes sense hearing your story about why for you it's a beige flag, and not just all green. >> who needs five almost empty speed stick deodorants, are you a crazy bag man?

>> they're different smells. >> can a beige flag be a rea concern? >> if it's making you furious, and you've discussed it with them, and they can't change, and you can't overlook it. >> it's okay to overlook certain things. >> absolutely. just try to think of the good things about the person. don't dwell on the bad the brain is built to notice the bad, and you don't want to spend 50 years with someone if it drives you nuts. >> reporter: in the end, beige flags aren't about pointing the things that divide. >> we connect through love that's the story everyone wants the one person who is going to throw you a peppa pig party. >> we're discussing beige flags. do you have beige flags on your husband? >> he does the timer instead of an alarm how weird is that.

i have to get up at 6:00, so you set a six-hour timer instead of 6:00 a.m. - >> oh. >> wow >> you said during the piece about beige flags. >> it's kind of mean to post >> that's a red flag. >> if you're posting about your significant other's beige flag >> that said, who else has some beige flags? >> tell that to a generation, clearly people are doing it. >> it's going to hit a billion views in a day or two. >> what does siri say is yours >> i buy in bulk not just costco things that make sense. i bu like things, like soy sauce. like giant jugs of it. stockpiled because of the apocalypse >> is that all you have in your cabinets from covid. >> deborah will say a phrase, and i'll start singing a song that has that phrase it drives me nuts. the fact is my mother used to do that, and it drove me nuts. >> that's her beige flag.

>> are beige flags genetic >> why doesn't anyone take out the dishes, that kind of thing. >> oh, those songs. >> this therapy session has been wonderful. >> i have a good beige flag my wife does. she'll take the trash, open it, zip it up, problem it up, or won't take it out. or puts things in the direction she wants them to end up i guess i'll take this out now. >> she starts it out for you. >> "everybody loves raymond," wher they left the suitcase on the landing. >> you were 30 steps away from completing the task yourself >> if you would like to join the conversation, you could read much more on spotting beige flags. >> beige flags can become red flags. coming up, yes, chef carson

we are still beige we are still beige flagging. >> we are back with our newest "today" food series. we call it, yes, chef. >> carson went high on the scenes at a restaurant in new york where two women are making culinary. >> lots of great spots, and the team, co-owners and chefs at raf, century old space, now going for an italian french vibe while paying homage to the rich history of the place take a look. today i'm going to take you inside exclusive access to a place where two power house female chefs are absolutely killing it, and they're doing it with the help of a nearly 100-year-old oven. this is raf's. come on in ♪

♪ baby ♪ >> executive chef mary attea, and camari mick work so well together at the musket room restaurant, they teamed up again at raf's how did your relationship in the kitchen work >> it was the two of us, we would be listening to true crime and broadway, and we bonded outside of food. >> you bonded over true crime and broadway bread, broadway, and true crime. raf's serves up french italian cuisine. freshed baked goods in a location with a rich history even brick ovens called hearths are still used today. >> they put the ovens in the back. >> the same ovens, have been here almost 100 years? >> knowing that the hearth was the heartbeat of the neighborhood, they were here making bread, we wanted that to be the first thing people saw when they walked in the restaurant >> the chefs co-owned raf's, partnered with the owners of the

musket room, twin sisters jennifer and nicole. raf's is named after their grandmother, rafella the empowerment happening with women in this space, not just your partners and sister elevating women, that's the cool part of the story. >> the example for younger women wanting to do this >> i'm a girl dad. i've got three girls you can do anything. made fresh today, i can tell >> fresh out of the oven. >> god, that's good. >> what are we going to eat today? >> because you work on a morning show, i brought you out a candied orange croissant. >> that's orangey, that's delicious. >> french ham. it's one of our popular dinner time snacks to start the meal. >> i could eat this for

breakfast, lunch or dinner >> this is from the bottom, as you can see this crispy cries is -- crispy crust is our house-made sicilian pizza. they were probably cooking those in the hearth 100 years ago. >> a little bit of an homage i love that it's behind you and your spidey sense is telling you that the 1935 oven is down a log. ♪ >> wow can we cook something together >> we will >> we'll let you light the fire. >> let's do this mine's not so bad, james beard nominee. >> you're actually hired >> it's huge in there. >> it goes 14 feet back. >> 14 feet back. >> then we do one more layer of cheese >> okay. >> you can only hire shorter

people >> it's a beauty >> can i get a doggy bag, please on to my croissants. wyche we've got a croissant. >> good job, good job. roll like the wind >> how are you with piping bags? >> you might have exposed my fly never done a piping bag in my life >> oh, yeah. cheers >> cheers. >> wow appreciate it. >> of course come back soon >> that was great. >> how about that. come on in, chef this is chef camari, brought us candied orange and almond croissants thank you, chef.

>> good to see you, chef. >> have a seat >> okay. >> go ahead, guys. >> it was fun. thank you. >> amazing we are more busier since a certain somebody came in. >> uncle al came in. >> deborah and i went. >> it's special, right >> it's got the right crunch, a little sweet, a little tart. >> not too orangey >> what was this on top, the shaved >> that's shaved marcona almond and candied orange. >> the level of detail >> this is heaven. >> how was carson around the kitchen? >> did i have any beig flags in the kitchen >> no beige flags, he's hired. say good-bye to the morning show >> they're killing it there. it's really a special place. >> we were the oldest people there. >> you guys were >> but by far the best we can't wait to have you guys all in. >> if you're in new york, check it out

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