area. game two coverage starts at 6:30. nice, mild weather we've been having. >> it's going to be really nice but cool, especially later this evening when the win picks up. for the inland areas, we'll see high 80s today and throughout the weekend. "today" show starts now and "today in the bay" continues live on roku, samsung tv or wherever you stream. join us now or whenever it fits into your schedule. >> a lot to talk about this morning so can't wait to see you on our streaming service. thank you for joining us on "today in the bay." can't wait to see you tomorrow morning starting at 5:00. have a great morning. feliz miércoles. la atención se centra en hunter biden, el hijo del presidente you. llegará a una corte de delaware, all eyes on hunter biden this es 26 de julio y esto es morning. "today". >> it is july the 26th. en el centro de la atención. hunter biden se declararía

this is "today." culpable de crímenes federales. in the spotlight, es parte de su acuerdo. hunter biden set to plead guilty mientras los republicanos critican al hijo del to federal tax crimes, part of expresidente. his controversial plea deal with federal prosecutors. while on capitol hill, les contamos del posible impacto republicans step up their en la campaña presidencial. investigations of the president's son. a live report and the potential impact of the 2024 race just ahead. united states of heat. tens of millions from coast to coast now baking in those extreme temperatures. even the ocean soaring to triple digits, threatening vital coral reeves in florida. this reef is a national treasure. it's like yellowstone. >> is there any relief on the way? al has your full forecast. wounded. trevor reed, the american freed in a prisoner swap with russia injured while fighting for ukraine. what the white house is now

saying and what it could mean for other americans being held captive in russia. alibi? what the man is saying where he was on the night of the crime. inside the new court documents as the defense prepares for the high-profile trial. health scare. lebron james' son in stable condition this morning after collapsing and suffering cardiac arrest during a basketball workout. just ahead, the quick action that may have saved his life and the message from the james family as well-wishes pour in. all that plus, happy birthday, mick. the rolling stones' lead singer turning 80 and still going strong. we will celebrate the icon's milestone birthday. and world cup fever. >> usa! usa! >> team usa and the fans gearing

up for a huge game tonight. we'll take you to new zealand as they prepare for what could be one of the toughest matches today, wednesday, july 26th, 2023. from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to "today." savannah is off. craig is here. we're staying up late. we will also have brandy here later to break the game down for us, but congratulations to usa. in the meantime, guys, take a look at this. this is a gorgeous scene. this looks super refreshing and a place to beat the heat, but you will not cool off by jumping into that ocean today. >> no. in fact, in a lot of places, the ocean feels like a hot tub. the ocean temperature reached 101 yesterday. some of the warmest temperatures

ever recorded. we will get to that story in just a moment and the latest on brutal heat affecting some new sports of the united states this morning. >> yeah. but we're going to get started with hunter biden set to appear in court today to plead guilty to two federal misdemeanor counts on failing to pay his taxes. the president's son also facing a separate felony gun possession charge. all of this comes as congress prepares to hear more testimony about the investigation into hunter biden's business practices. ryan nobles is covering all this for us. >> reporter: good morning to you. when the president's son enters this courtroom behind me, his legal team hopes this marks the end of his legal troubles. but republicans are insistent, his troubles are just beginning. hunter biden, the president's son, prepared to enter a delaware courtroom this morning to formally plead guilty to a series of tax charges.

>> mr. biden will take responsibility for failing to timely pay his taxes. >> reporter: the culmination of a five-year investigation that concluded the president's son did not pay taxes in 2017 and 2018 despite owing more than $100,000. biden has since paid back the tax bill with interest. prosecutors will suggest probation, which include a year in jail for each tax offense and up to ten years in jail for the felony gun charge that alleges biden was in possession of a firearm despite being a gun user. the gun charge will be dismissed once he completes a program. republicans not ready to move on. >> was it hunter biden's operation or was joe biden involved? >> they are aggressively pursuing an investigation into hunter biden's business practices and presented two irs agents who claim he was given

preferential treatment by the irs and justice department. >> reporter: the attorney general denied those claims, and the white house says president biden was not involved in his business ventures, but his son's legal issues continue to be a political distraction from the president. today's plea deal comes after hunter biden settled a long-running child support dispute last month with london roberts, the arkansas mother of a child he fathered in 2018. roberts said in a court filing last year that the president and the first family, quote, remain estranged from the child, but hunter biden agreed in 2020 to face some monthly child support. the white house declined to discuss the issue. his political rivals have seized on the opportunity. back in washington, house gop members continue to try to link his business dealings to the president. though, they have yet to produce any concrete evidence, even using the investigations to open the door to potential

impeachment proceedings. >> in the meantime, ryan, there appears to be some last-minute drama in the court. what happened? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, hoda. anything that happens as it relates to this case will get a lot of attention, particularly from hunter biden's political opponents. a republican member of congress informed the court this week they believe a member of hunter biden's legal team called the court attempting to impersonate someone else. it was enough for the judge to ask the biden legal team to explain what happened. they claim that it was all just a misunderstanding. it's ultimately not going to affect what happens in court here today, but it is an example of how every single part of this case is under a great deal of scrutiny, particularly from those who want to see hunter biden and, by extension, joe biden fail. >> ryan nobles for us in the courthouse in wilmington. thank you. that record-shattering heat wave that's been gripping the united states for nearly a month now is expanding to the entire east coast. even a dip in the ocean won't cool you down in florida. the waters there as we mentioned

now reaching hot tub temperatures in some places. we have it all covered for you. we start with maggie vespa who is in minneapolis. apparently there is no escape from those high temperatures, and it is affecting the power grid, huh? >> reporter: well, craig, that's right. demand on the grid is stable and we are told it's stable for now. we should point out it's a bit chaotic morning amid overnight severe storms that rolled in. we saw in particular a lot of lightening, so we're undercover inside a parking garage and reporting in this extreme heat now thousands are without power. of course, this is only adding to this brutal stretch of severe summer weather that, as we point out, is sparing no corner of the u.s. this morning in the latest chapter of a mounting climate crisis, severe heat from coast to coast. >> we usually keep our windows closed, not letting the sun come through because that adds a lot

of extra heat. >> reporter: the same monster heat wave that kept phoenix clocking in at 110 degrees or higher for 26 straight days and higher. >> third time this year we've reached 119 degrees. >> reporter: now barrelling toward the east coast where boston's mayor has declared a heat emergency with new york and washington, d.c. bracing for near triple digit temps this week. both cities forecasted to feel like 105. in connecticut, kids are already struggling on the softball field. >> we have neck bands and for the girls we provide cooling towels that we keep in ice water. >> reporter: the prolonged heat stretch marked by a sobering new study, blaming this month's scorching temps squarely on man's doing. this would have been virtually impossible if humans had not warmed the planet by burning fossil fuels. canadian wildfire smoke again cloaking chicago and minneapolis. advocates in minneapolis passing

out cold water to the homeless. >> we let them know, you got to hydrate. >> reporter: while families seek relief lake side. how much does this beach help? >> oh, it helps a whole lot. >> reporter: and as the extreme heat settles into the midwest, doctors say as this heat settles in, they are seeing a rise in cases of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. they are pleading with people to stay hydrated and stay in the air-conditioning as much as possible. we mentioned the power grid at the top. it is holding strong despite soaring demand, also coming up with tips of their own. definitely keep blinds or drapes closed during the day. run ceiling fans counter clockwise to circulate cooler air, and then they say run dishwashers, washing machines and other major appliances with full loads before or after the hottest parts of the day. all of those tips to keep your energy costs down low and keep

your homes as cool as possible in the heat. >> some good tips there. maggie, thank you. as we said, this extreme summer heat is not just impacting us on land. the oceans are now hitting dangerously high record-breaking temperatures. triple digits in some cases. sam brock joins us from miami beach. how impressive is this, sam? >> reporter: we're talking about historically off the charts ocean temperatures to the degree that marine scientists who studied this for decades tell me they have never seen anything like this. right now the water temperatures are running 4 to 8 degrees higher than normal.gher than nol but, hoda, manatee bay, if that sounds familiar, it's here on the map. we're talking about just south of the everglades registered 101.1 degrees this week. that is ideal temperatures for a hot tub. neighboring buoys registered in the 98 to 99 degree level. so that is sounding the alarms right now for experts about

risks to coral reefs here. the coral reef foundation is spending so much time trying to harvest, restore, repopulate these corals recently found a reef off of marathon at 100% mortality rate for the corals. obviously that's not the case across the reef, but deep concerns moves forward. >> if these temperatures continue to stay this way, what is the long-term impact on these coral reefs? >> reporter: about a quarter of all marine life globally is some way connected to these reefs, and on top of the fact they have blunt storm surge during the hurricanes. they prevent hundreds of millions of dollars in property loss knowing that, this is literally a race around the clock right now to go in and take fragments of those corals. they have been plants them for years, right, and tried to preserve them in a gene bank so

they can grow them and try to prevent the coral reefs from extension. that is the level we're at right now. just another level of climate change. >> sam brock for us there in miami. sam, thanks. air is hot water is hot turn to mr. roker. heat alerts once again across the country. >> not just water off florida. the gulf coast, the gulf of mexico, the water is really record setting hot we're talking about heat in the north atlantic and the mediterranean ocean as well. so it is worldwide right now for us 108 million people are under heat advisories, warnings, watches. northeast to the i-95 down to florida, texas all the way down into the southwest here is the deal we are going to see a bit of a change, but depending on where you live, the jet stream and that heat dome is going to start moving to the south, and we will get a bit of a break by early next week for the great lakes and northeast.

down to the south, you see that heat dome is not going anywhere. we are looking at heat indexes today triple digits for st. louis, albuquerque, phoenix. and then we move into tomorrow, and that heat moves to the east. heat index is 105 in new york. st. louis, 110 wichita 104. by the weekend, temperatures by sunday, boston 78, new york down to 83. chicago, you will be down into the low 80s. again, into next weekend, we're looking at upper 90s to 100s from charlotte, new orleans and houston, guys. so right now for the south, no relief in sight. >> all right al, we'll check back with you in a bit. thank you so much. in the meantime, trevor reed, the former marine wrongfully detained in russia and freed in a high-profile prisoner exchange last year has been hurt while fighting in ukraine. richard engel has details on it this morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. injured, yes and this morning white house officials are not pleased with

trevor reed. the white house worked hard to secure his release, only to see him go back to the region to fight against russia and now they're worried the move could make it more difficult to free other americans in russia you can say one thing about trevor reed, he is determined. the marine veteran from texas was arrested in russia in 2019 while visiting a girlfriend. he was accused of getting into a drunken brawl with police. the u.s. ambassador to moscow at the time called the charges, quote, theater of the absurd after nearly three years, often in solitary confinement, reed with a -- was released in 2022 swapped for a convicted russian cocaine trafficker serving time in the united states the exchange filmed on a tarmac in turkey. back home, reed expressed appreciation to the biden

administration, mixed with criticism for them not doing enough to free other americans >> it frustrates me they're not doing more the white house has that position to go out and say, yeah, we're going to make this exchange we're going to get these guys back for this guy and, you know, they have the ability to do that, so why they have not already done that is a little bit beyond me. >> reporter: after that, reed signed up to be a volunteer for ukraine to fight against russia. a pentagon official confirms he's being treated at a u.s. military hospital in germany >> i want to be clear about something. mr. reed was not engaged in any activities on behalf of the u.s. government >> reporter: off camera, the white house is less diplomatic an official telling nbc news of extreme concern that reed's actions could hamper the government's ability to bring other americans home

russian is holding two americans also on trumped up charges according to u.s. officials. the white house worries the fact that reed went to fight against russia makes it harder to argue that russia should let other americans go reed's family is keeping silent. hoda >> richard engel for us. thank you. also this morning, some new developments in the serial murder investigation authorities wrapping up their search efforts at the suspect's long island home emilie ikeda is here with the latest on this emily, good morning. ar good morning. remains in jail now. authorities are poring over what they described as a massive amount of evidence, including 280 guns after combing for clueing for two weeks, an exhaustive search of the long island home is over. >> we have obtained a massive amount of material.

>> reporter: now officials are stressing patience as they analyze and catalog what they found, removing box after box of material from the premises investigators finding a walk-in vault equipped with an iron door in the home and saying they seized 279 weapons they examined his backyard, where it does not appear remains were found. >> we did a whole entire trace analysis with the house with regard to hair fibers, dna, blood. >> reporter: the architect and father of two was arrested near his manhattan office earlier this month, charged with killing three women, all sex workers more than a decade ago and he is the lead suspect in a fourth death, too. his wife, who investigators say was away during the killings,

has filed for divorce and is going through a devastating time according to her attorney. police in other states are looking for connections to other unsolved crimes, including in las vegas, nevada where he had a timeshare and in atlantic, new jersey. know that i was t as a ntiactim >> rter: former escortkibrass sp 2015on the date back >> at one point he said, have you heard they got rid of the bodies >> reporter: sensing something wasn't right, she refused to go back to his house, but never alerted authorities. >> i honestly think had i gone back with him i wouldn't be here today. >> reporter: the task force is now expanding its investigation to other cold cases on long island and the district attorney still would not stay whether anyone was killed at his home he has pled not guilty to the murders and will appear in court next week. >> okay. thank you. all right, guys. we got a lot more to get to. so if you have not checked your mega millions ticket from last night's drawing yet, i got a

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>> al, tha still ahead this morning, a new twist in the idaho college murders. could a man charged in the case have an alibi? gadi schwartz is following this for us. >> reporter: good morning. new documents filed by bryan kohberger's defense team suggest an alibi could be coming we will have more coming up. also this morning, we're learning more about the health scare for lebron james' son, bronny, hospitalized after suffering cardiac arrest on the basketball court. the latest on his condition, what the family is saying and t e messages of suppor

all right. get ready. team usa back in action at the women's world cup tonight. >> let's go, let's go. we're going to set the stage for a tough showdown against the netherlands. a rematch for the final.l.

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let's get a look at the forecast with kari. >> starts out nice and cool, but we will see it clearing out, especially for the inland valleys. it won't be as hot as yesterday, but we're at a comfortable 74 for highs up and down the peninsula. for the south bay, expect it to reach into the mid-80s and upper 80s for the tri-valley. for san francisco, it's going to be low clouds and fog, maybe some drizzle in the mix as well. highs in the mid-60s. for the east bay, we'll reach up to 80 degrees. in our seven-day forecast we'll see the weather pattern pretty much stay with us through at least the next week, highs in the upper 80s inland while san francisco will see highs in the mid-60s. get the full forecast on nbcbayarea.com.

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to create doubt he was involved in the crime at all. in a last-minute move to present an alibi, attorneys for bryan kohberger is now suggesting the man accused of killing four students in november may not have been at the crime scene when the killings took place in the court documents, evidenct an evidence other than the king address will be disclosed. while the defense did not provide detail about where he may have been, they say his whereabouts may come to light in the trial through cross examination and expert witness testimony. part of the investigation, the discovery of a white hyundai elantra was seen at the scene the morning of the murders. it is the same he owns and police stopped him in weeks before his arrest. this is just the latest attempt

to cast doubts on the state's case in the investigation after prosecutors said his dna was a statistical match to dna found on a knife sheet at the crime scene. the state's argument assumes the dna on the sheathe was placed there by mr. kohberger and no someone else that spans hundreds of members of law enforcement. >> not guilty of the crime of murder. >> the filing reminiscent of a trial in 1995 when o.j. simpson's defense claimed a blunt stained glove was planted. the jury in that case famously acquitted simpson. in may, a not guilty plea was entered by the judge on bryan kohberger's behalf he faces four counts of murder with his trial set to start in october, the university will wait until then to demolish the house where the quadruple killings occurred. the decision comes after the victims' families asked for the house to be preserved.

>> i don't want somebody in the court case say, well, i really wish we could be in the house right now. >> and this new filing is the latest attempt by his attorneys to outline a potential defense with a gag order in place, we may not know many of the details of a possible alibi or defense strategy until the trial starts in three months. >> thank you let's bring in nbc news legal analyst danny cevallos kohberger's team is saying he may not have been at the house when the crimes were committed we have been talking about this for a long time. why is this just coming to light now? >> because the rules require them, the defense, to file what's called a notice of alibi. the rules say generally a defendant doesn't have to say anything they could just wait for trial when it comes to an alibi defense, this started in the 1920s, people started perceiving

alibis as this last-minute pull it out of your pocket defense. out of fairness, the court started saying, if you are going to say you are somewhere else, give the state advance notice so you can go out and investigate if you say you are at your book club meeting, well, then the state should be able to investigate your claim that you were somewhere else. this is an exception to the rule and a controversial exception to the rule that the defense doesn't need to put on any evidence and the supreme court has said this is okay with the fifth amendment. it doesn't violate the constitution this is an exception where you can require a defense to put in this evidence, a notice of alibi. under the rules in idaho, this was the time they had to do it. >> to be clear, the defense has not offered any evidence or any witness that would support this alibi theory what could the strategy be from a defense perspective? >> the way i read between the lines of their filing is this. this is just my take they're saying, judge, we don't have alibi witnesses yet, but we don't want to give up the

opportunity to present alibi witnesses. the rules of procedure in idaho and many other jurisdictions are you either disclose it or you lose it. if you don't dispute a witness at the time you are supposed to, you may be precluded from calling him. the defense is trying to hedge their bets saying we may have an alibi defense, but we don't have it yet so, judge, don't preclude us also, judge, by the way, the idaho rules allow an exception an exception for the defendant to testify that means even if they don't put on an alibi defense or notify them, as they are supposed to, they could in theory call the defendant and he could come up with an alibi by himself. one >> thank you so much. check this out, newly revealed biting incidents involving one of the nation's first dogs a secret service agent sent to the hospital new details and a live report from the white house. first, though, well wishes

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7:41 with an update on that health square for bronny james >> he was rushed to the hospital after suddenly collapsing from cardiac arrest during practice. >> kaylee hartung joins us now from l.a. with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys his college basketball career hasn't even begun, but he has got one of the most famous names in all of sports lebron james' eldest son facing a serious medical emergency. an ambulance rushing the 18-year-old to the er on sunday. it turns out this is the second time in just one year that a usc basketball player has gone into cardiac arrest. >> the power and explosion by bronny james. >> reporter: this morning new questions about what caused the terrifying collapse of college basketball player, bronny james, the son of nba superstar, lebron james. the 18-year-old now in stable condition and no longer in the icu. while practicing at usc monday, james suffered a cardiac arrest according to a family

spokesperson, adding medical staff was able to treat bronny and take him to the hospital he's one of the nation's highest ranked incoming basketball players, starring in the mcdonald's all-american game just weeks ago his dad cheering him on. lebron even producing this documentary about his son's high school basketball career. >> i want to be on the court with him i think that would be an unbelievable moment. >> reporter: this is the second time in a year that a usc basketball player suffered a heart attack in practice last year a player was hospitalized after collapsing on the court. he made a full recovery and returned to play studies show cardiac arrest is the leading cause of death for young athletes, with african american college basketball players like james at highest risk. >> i just want my kid to be all right. >> reporter: the ex-wife of shaquille o'neal speaking about their son. while on ucla's basketball team,

he was diagnosed witith a heart defect during a routine physical and had to undergo open heart surgery in 2018. >> he was born with it he literally could have died from it. >> reporter: star athletes now tweeting out their prayers for bronny damar hamlin posting to the james family, here for you guys, just like you have been for me through my entire process. through his spokesperson, lebron james and his wife, savannah, sent their deep appreciation to the medical and athletics staff that they say undoubtedly played a huge role in saving their son's life guys, given the similar experience they dealt with just a year ago, you would imagine that experience prepared them to jump into quick action for bronny >> no question let's get additional insight and context from a cardiologist. welcome back a lot of folks saw this happen

yesterday and they thought, he's 18-year-old and playing college basketball he's got to be in fantastic shape. how could something like this happen >> right anytime we see somebody young in cardiac arrest, it's concerning, particularly when s some who looks young and outwardly al this is definitely an uncommon occurrence, but when it happens it is emotionally jarring. really what it indicates typically is there is some underlying cardiac disease that was not picked up in most instances, whether that's a structural heart disease, whether he was born with something wrong with the heart muscles or the arteries that supply blood to the heart or an electrical problem that may be inherited genetically. typically it is an abnormal heart rhythm that would cause someone to have this event as you mentioned in the package, it is usually most often seen in males, african american males

and in basketball players. >> you think obviously athletes must get physicals, number one is that something that immediately you would see if given a physical what does it tell you that he recovered and was out of the hospital so quickly. >> that's definitely a good sign the fact that he was able to get out of the icu, clearly is not on a ventilator, and doesn't need blood pressure medications and hopefully is neurologically intact these are all good things that it happened so fast. as far as your question about the physical, the ncaa and the american heart association and other groups has a consensus data that recommended a pre-participation screening where you ask about the person's history, have you ever passed out? what is your family history? they do a physical exam. the idea is with that you can catch some individuals at increased risk clearly it is not perfect. many are calling for advanced testing whether with ekgs or even mris some people have proposed so we're not there yet, but this is really the best that we have. one of the othhings mened also is be prepared, and that was part of

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life and legacy and how the music icon is still satisfyingt, fans all these years later, today, wednesday, july 26th, 2023 >> fort myers, florida. >> we start our mornings with "today" every day in san jose. >> from texas. >> and nashville >> on a girls' trip with my grandma from milwaukee, wisconsin. >> today's my birthday. >> visiting from garden city, kansas. >> sugarland, texas. >> brookfield, tennessee. >> and in iowa. >> it's our first time in new york from georgia. >> from ohio celebrating our 26th anniversary >> from lexington, south carolina >> today is my sweet 16. happy 16th

i love these celebrations here, marking the moment happy wednesday. savannah is enjoying some time off as we take a look at our very cool crowd outside. can't wait to visit with them in just a bit. >> we will get outside in just a few moments. first, president biden's son, hunter biden with a date in federal court in delaware this morning. he's expected to plead guilty to a pair of misdemeanor charges for failing to pay his taxes on time in a deal worked out with the justice nt, we will enter a pretrial diversion program to avoid prosecution on a felony gun charge. prosecutors are expected to seek probation instead of prison time meanwhile, house republicans are investigating hunter biden's business dealings and whether he received preferential treatment in the tax and gun cases after a pause in june, the

federal reserve is widel expected to raise interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point this afternoon that would bring the benchmark rate to a 22-year high the fed has been raising rates down the economy and tame record inflation. although inflation has slowed down recently in the last few months, it is still well above the fed's target for consumers, what does it mean higher interest rates make it more expensive to use credit cards or to take out a mortgage on a car loan. cities across the east coast gripping some of the country for nearly a month now boston already declared a heat emergency. temperatures in new york and washington, d.c. will soar close to the 100 degree mark hearing the remind tore stay hydrated and utility companies are asking people to conserve energy as the demand for electricity puts a huge strain on the power grid. >> that's right. 104 million people under heat advisories 108 actually now from boston all the way to burbank we are looking at now this big heat dome expanding east and north.

a heat index of 100 in minneapolis. 102 in texas 104 in st. louis then as we get into the weekend, the jet stream will dip to the south. so temperatures will cool in the northeast. friday 91. sunday down to 78 degrees. new york city 96, down to 83 on sunday st. louis 104 on friday. drops down to 94 degrees on sunday so a bit of a break as we get into the northeast but unfortunately, our friends down south will stay in the triple digits and the high 90s, guys >> al, we will come back to you in a few moments meanwhile, the white house is making some changes after it was revealed that president biden's dog, commander, has bitten a number of secret service agents nbc senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell jous commander's behavior and what's being done about it. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. officials made it clear that secret service agents and officers do not handle walk or care for presidential pets

that is sometimes done by the staff in the residence these events from nips to teeth marked bites happened when commander was about one year old. and the secret service tells me there have been no other biting incidents reported for several months a rough patch for the first dog, commander biden over a string of newly disclosed biting incidents involving secret service agents and officers. >> the first family is working through ways to make the situation better for everyone. >> reporter: commander is a nearly two-year-old german shepherd, often spotted on the white house grounds or with his people, including the president. a conservative group, judicial watch, sued the department of homeland security to obtain internal secret service records related to dog bites and found ten instances between october of last year and january. from november 3rd e-mail, one time in the upper right arm and a second bite on the officer's thigh. the white house medical unit made the decision to have the

officer transported to the hospital a week later, a memo describes, while first lady jill biden was walking him in the kennedy garden, the officer was bitten on the left thigh. dog behavior expert, laura sharke, says dogs often bite out of fear or stress, adding commander's breed is known for being protective. extremely seriously, and dog bites are treated >> what makes a dog a good guard dog is defending their family. i think the white house is probably a unique and challenging environment. >> reporter: the secret service says it takes employee safety extremely seriously, and dog bites are treated like any other workplace injuries the white house added leash rules and more training. sharke says steps to make commander feel more comfortable could reduce risks. >> all behavior is changeable. the question is going to be is it changeable enough in this situation? >> reporter: and the white house says it has added designated

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goal who can forget that? we are back. 8:14 on this wednesday morning with an iconic moment. brandi chastain is there, that world cup winning goal in 1999 it never gets old. >> such a great, epic celebration. and team usa is hoping to do that whole thing all over again for the third time in a row at this year's world cup. we will talk to her in just a moment bu nbc's holly hunter, us from new zealan where the u.s. n gobig, game >> reporter: good morning from new zealand from a raging late

night party. i am surrounded by american fans who cannot wait for that game against the netherlands. guys, let's hear it. as temperatures dip here in new zealand, the u.s. women are gearing up for tonight's big game against the netherlands, marching towards that history-making goal, a third straight world cup title in their first round victory against vietnam, eight u.s. players, including six starters made their world cup debuts, including 22-year-old sofia smith scoring two goals. veteran captain alex morgan saying afterwards there is clearly room to grow. >> i think we saw a lot of glimpses of our potential, but i feel like we weren't always clicking on the field. >> reporter: we caught up with the youngest player on the american team, 18-year-old alyssa thompson who saw her first world cup minutes in the second half.

>> this has been a dream for me since i can remember, so being here, just being on this team with a bunch of players that i have always looked up to has been so amazing. >> reporter: now the u.s. team traveling to their second new zealand city for a much anticipated second match this may be the windiest spot in all of wellington, new zealand but what a view. you can see the entire city. you can see that stadium where the u.s. will play the netherlands. we have run into american fans who have traveled so far and wide to cheer on their team. i'm sorry. you said what? the wind here? >> yeah. this wind is brutal. it's freezing. >> reporter: underneath those layers, mitchell says he's sporting a rose lapel jersey the 28-year-old mid fielder telling reporters today she's excited for a fun second match. >> i think they're technical, good onset pieces. so i think it will be a tough game. >> reporter: the two teams are familiar the americans beat the dutch 2-0 to win the 2019 world cup and again at the 2021 tokyo

olympics. >> tokyo 2020! >> reporter: and dramatic penalty picks. she is full of respect. >> we have 14, like, new players to the world cup, but i think they're 14 really, really good players. >> reporter: did i mention it was late at night here we just learned the u.s. secretary of state, antony blinken, is in town. he met with the team he'll be at the game tomorrow. he will not be the only one at the game tomorrow. >> we love ya. we love ya we love ya and where you go, we'll follow and that's the way we like it. we like it we love it >> if you are not pumped up now -- okay, i know someone that will pump us up a little bit more how about this let's welcome in u.s. soccer legend and two-time women's world cup champion, our friend, brandi chastain. i can only imagine your heart is pounding for this team you know what it's like.

you know what it feels like. what do you think they are going through right now as they approach tonight's game? >> this is a one-game situation, thinking about, you know, what are the things they need to let into their focus and what do they need to stay outside. no external things are going to make a difference. all the tools that they need they already have. they have one another, and they have to go out there and be themselves, which is easier said than done when you are playing a team like the netherlands. >> you know, brando muas been made of the youth o squad, so st-time world cup players. you look at them in that first match against vietnam, though, they win 3-0it did seem li youn. have you been surprised at all by how well they have played considering their youth? >> well, craig, i think the question is a really good one. i think even though they're

world cup newbies, they have been on the stage for a while. they have been playing in professional leagues around the world, specifically in the uso where this team will be playing next year. and i think they have a lot of experience they are new to the world cup, which obviously is very exciting as alyssa thompson said, you know, with players that they look up to but they're professionals. so they understand, you know, the routines of these types of games. and i think they're not phased by what the world cup ispresent. here is 32 countries competing in the world cup this year, which is the most ever you played in the inaugural one in '91 what is it like for you to see how far the sport has come >> of course it warms my heart i have been a big fan of women's soccer for 50 years. i can't belii'm sayingt. and, so, you know, to see it

its exponential growth is phenomenal since 1999. to watch this women's world cup with 32 teams, 14 new players on the national team, spain, england, netherlands, brazil, germany, japan all potentially capable of winning this tournament to know women's soccer is leadis sports and that we are making great change wherever we are and wherever we go and that we are the richest, deepest well of talent that is out there and that television rights, sponsorships, new teams like the bay fc, is happening right now it is the beste to bfan. >> right you kicked it off. we can't wait to see what happens tonight. thank you again, brandi. a nder, teleo and peacock are home to the coge he world cup you can see it tonight coverage starts at 8:30 eastern.

do not miss it. >> all right feeling good about it. >> feeling great. >> feeling good about the weather, too let's show you what we've got. for today we will have severe storms around the great lakes. record warmth around the southwest. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's starting out nice and cool but for the inland areas, it's going to warm up once again, receiving into the upper 80s. but the good thing it won't be as hot as yesterday. we'll briefly hit the low 80s for spots like livermore and concord and upper 80s in much of the north bay then as we go through the rest of the forecast, cool mornings and warm afternoons expected. best time best time of the morning hello! >> ladies and gentlemen, "popstart" coming up first mick jagger. today is practically a holiday

if you are a music lover he is set to turn 80 years old joe fryer is here to help us celebrate. let's go. >> you could say that last year the rolling stones, they sort of had a birthday they turned 60 now their front man is celebrating eight decades on this planet with a vast majority of that time spent entertaining us with music and moods. all signs suggest there is more to come. ♪ ♪ i can't get no ♪ ♪ satisfaction ♪ >> after 80 years, you have got to think mick jagger finally got at least some satisfaction after all, he's a father of eight. he has been knighted at buckingham palace and leads one of the most successful bands in music history. a few years ago, jagger told "today" how he measures satisfaction. >> longevity is important, but, you know, having fun is more important to me. >> the rolling stones!

>> he's been having fun since the '60s back when the stones first appeared on ed sullivan. the song "time is on my side," that wasn't just a cover those lyrics were a promise. last year the stones celebrated their 60th anniversary by shimmying across europe, a tour that stopped in 14 cities. jagger told the sunday times, rock 'n' roll or any type of pop music, honestly, isn't supposed to be done when you are in your 70s. it wasn't designed for that. to stay in shape i do dancing, gym every day of the week. i don't enjoy it very much, but it has to be done. just last month, his legendary moves, though slightly subdued, were spotted on the dance floor at a gala in new york. he had just attended the ballet with his partner of nine years, former ballerina melody. she stopped by hoda and jenna

and talked about the support she gets from mick. >> i remind myself i'm not just someone's. >> together they have a six-year-old son, devereux, who clearly has his own moves like jagger so could we hear any other original tunes from the stones in the near future this year band mate keith richards offered a hint. >> there is some new music on its way and hopefully you'll get to see it. ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ >> new music at age 80 proof that you can sometimes get what you wan ow is jagger crating his 80th there were reports a big, swanky bash was planned we'll have to wait and see maybe just an evening at home dancing. >> happy birthday. >> thank you, mr. jagger happy birthday and today marks one year out from the paris olympics. dolly pardon, the country music

that dolly is lending her voice to the nbc's coverage of the olympics with a special rock 'n' er check it out ♪ ♪ we are the champions ♪ ♪ no time for losers ♪ ♪ we are the champions ♪ ♪ of the world ♪ >> of the world. by the way, it is set to be featured on her upcoming album we love you! >> speaking of olympic talent, we are abo ♪♪ good morning to you it is 8:26, i'm marcus washington, berkeley leaders are finally

giving the green light to a controversial plan adding dozens of automated license plate readers. the measure was approved last night. calls for installation of 52 new devices and two pilot programs to the cost of $150,000. police say the cameras will capture the license plate images of those vehicles and cars connected to other crimes. some on the board question the added value at the expense of personal privacy. time to get a look at the forecast for you today. meteorologist kari hall has a look at that. yeah, we're starting out cool around the bay area. but it's good to see all of the climates spreading out, reaching generally in the mid-80s, peninsula, mid-70s. for the tri-valley, warm weather with weather in the low 80s. san francisco, we'll keep it low clouds with temperatures in the mid60s. east bay, expect it to receive up to 80 degrees today, marcus. >> thanks, kar i.

i'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. we'll see you back here then.

we are back. it is 8:30 on this wednesday not your typical wednesday morning. no, no. today officially marking one-year out from the paris 2024 opening ceremony. >> who better to kick it off on our countdown than some athletes right here on our plaza. first of all, let's give a big round of applause. >> yes. [ applause ] >> all right. jordan. jordan, you are a proud olympic medalist. you have stood on the podium. you know what it feels like. will you tell some of these other folks that are hoping to have that moment, what was it like for you? >> it is pretty incredible because you grow up watching the olympics.

i remember in 1996, watching dan o'brian and magic johnson in atlanta. for me to be on that stage and have the medal placed around my neck, i have never seen olympic gold until i won olympic gold. amazing experience. awesome. >> we have so many olympians. i want to make sure we have everyone. give us your name. give us your sport. >> i'll start. i'm jordan burrows. i am an olympic gold medalist in wrestling. >> team usa wheelchair basketball two-time gold medalist. >> and sonny choi. 2024 olympic hopeful. >> kim crosby, paratrack and field cycling. >> yes! >> two-time rugby olympian. >> trayvon jennifer, wheelchair basketball. >> steel johnson, diving. olympic silver medalist. >> yes! >> the hardware is on, y'all. this is so great. how are you feeling going into the olympic games?

>> i'm feeling great. i'm feeling great, you know. i think that it's crazy to feel like i have a deep appreciation and love for skateboarding still. we go through so much pressure being olympiand representing usut when you put that jersey on, it is just something else, man. i love it. >> steve, you have all this experience as a team captain in wheelchair basketball. any advice in terms of being a leader on the u.s. olympic team? >> i think you just called me old backhandedly. >> get used to it, steve. >> it is a dream come true for any athletes. i have been to the last four paralympic games, and there is nothing ben compet r your cou. it is the greatest honor an athlete could ever have. even though tokyo was bittersweet, it was an honor to compete in the tokyo games. but without everybody in the crowd, it just had a different vibe. it will be all hands on deck for paris in 2024. >> well, we have a crowd for you today. how about a little usa!

>> usa! usa! >> oh, you are going to have a big crowd there. we can't wait for paris, y'all. good luc ebody. we wish you the of luck. n't waitsee you there. >> by the way, our olympic countdown does not here. they drew the short straw. they are in paris once again, getting an early start on the festivities. coming up, a firsthand look at how paris is preng for what is going to be an unforgettable experience for the athletes and the fans as well. >> cool. plus, women's health editor-in-chief liz will be here, ready to help you face the rest of the summer. this heat. she has great swim suits for every body type. >> and if you don't have plans to be near the water, what are you waiting for? we will help you out in the third hour with summer travel deals yon l score, uding wheru can find a bargain for a ical beach vacati >> how about the weather, mr. roker? >> all right. let's look ahead to the weekend

and show you what we've got going on. a heat wave in the northeast starting off on friday. summer scorcher down south. look for sunshine out west. heat continues in the southwest. high humidity through the southeast. and sunday, sunday, the heat wave breaks. blistering heat, though, in the plains. cooler by the co good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. starts out cool in the inland valleys that will reach to the 80s. it will be cooler than recently and we're going to see more days ahead with no significant changes at least in the seven-day forecast. so, expect our mornings in the upper 50s and reaching to the upper 80s. meanwhile, san francisco and the coastline in the 60s for the next

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from the shadow of the eiffel tower. >> reporter: hey, craig. hey, guys. good morning to you. the ioc president this morning describing this as a new era, giving us new details, for example, of how they plan to incorporate the beautiful sights of this city in the games as they move along. down below the eiffel tower there, the olympic clock is now ticking. you will see it says 366 days, not 365. that's, of course, because next year is a leap year. what an amazing olympic year it is set to be. this morning in paris, the olympic dream becoming a reality. usain bolt joining the celebrations on the set. hoping to unveil a 2024 olympic torch. boats have been taking part in test runs for a historic opening ceremony. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: the design of the torch inspired by water.

the olympic flame will be carried underneath the eiffel tower for an opening ceremony like no other. athletes on boats like this one as thousands line the banks of the sen. it is going to be great. pamela, a new yorker who lives here now hoping to be a torch bearer. >> i just think it would just be incredible to be part of that wonderful human chain. >> reporter: the paris 2024 slogan, games wide open. the venues expecting huge numbers of spectators, more than 10 million. 120 miles of rail lines costing over $1 billion will carry them across the city sustainably organizers say. >> we will encourage people to walk and take public transportation. >> reporter: announced just this week, a unique champions plaza by the eiffel tower. recent protests across france,

soaring temperatures in europe and high ticket prices haven't soured the excitement according to paris 2024. >> i can only imagine the amount of people that will be lining these banks for miles. so i'm excited you know what i mean >> reporter: the fastest man in the world planning to be a spectator next year with his three young children though, as competitive as ever which country is going to win more medals, france or jamaica >> definitely jamaica. >> okay. i bet. i bet with you >> reporter: i'm guessing, guys, that team usa may have a few things to say about that i talked about a new era look at this they're out with the new swag. how about that tre chic, right? >> oh! >> also with us from paris, who

else nbc olympic e time host, the man, mike tirico let's break down some of these sports katie ledecky won her first sport in '17 she was 15 she will be 27 is she expected to win gold? and how does the swim team look? >> reporter: she's still going, hoda the world champions are going on right now in japan, and she has won another world championship, equaling michael phelps. so she is in rare air when it comes to not just u.s. swimming but all swimming in those distance events, she still remains the heavy favorite but the shorter events like 400 meters, for example, there is a great competitor from australia who set a world record and beat katie ledecky at these championships. will be a vinteresting

olympics, but figure katie ledecky to be right there and probably on the podium one more time. >> i have to ask you about gymnastics we have a lot of familiar faces expected to return simone number one. she's competing in the u.s. classic, i think, this month how does she stack up against the current class of u.s. gymnasts >> reporter: i should just turn to hoda because she has all the gymnastics scoop every time we're at the olympics. >> true. >> reporter: but no doubt simone biles next weekend, not this coming weekend, but the following weekend, competing in an elite competition for the first time since we saw her in tokyo three years ago. that will have the eyes of the gymnastics world focused on that event. remember, she won five medals in the games before that in rio two, none of them gold when she was favored to win five golds in tokyo. we remember all the issues she had. it was dramatic when she said she was going to come back there are a ton of names it is not that big of a team there is a lot of talent it will be interesting 52 weeks

for sure. >> we talked swimming, and now let's talk track always a big one for team usa as well noah lyles broke that record recently how does that track squad look like, mike >> reporter: it looks really good, craig. i think one thing we will see, a lot of familiar names because instead of four years between games, the tokyo games got pushed back to 2021. that meant a three-year gap. that meant a lot of the athletes, incredible athlete for the women in 400 meters, she won the hurdles in the 400 meters in tokyo, she's been competing in the 400 flat without the hurdles and has a chance to compete at that event at a gold medal level as well. i think we will see a lot of people turn right back around. three years is less than four. and we are going to see, i think, a great performance like we did in tokyo from the u.s. track and field team. >> that would be great. >> so, mike, basketball. we have had such a legacy when

it comes to gold medals. what is the dream looking like what are their chances this time around >> reporter: well, al, the women's basketball team has always been so good. they won seven straight gold medals they have a chance for eight unprecedented when we're talking team sports. they're real roots from title ix from 50 years ago shows itself so well in soccer and especially in basketball. and on the men's side, steph curry has done everything, nba mvp, hole in one at the celebrity golf tournament in tahoe. but he's never competed in the olympics so steph curry in the olympics will add to this entire flair that we will see here in paris being here the last three or four days, i had dinner last night with the mayor of paris and the head of the ioc. the energy for this is to palpable and so real, and we're already 366 days away from this. >> yes >> mike tau --

>> that was a big name drop. oh, i just had dinner with the mayor. >> look at me. i'm mike tirico. >> i'm just a reporter i'm just a reporter sharing facts with my friends in the morning. that's all i'm doing. >> don't listen to him. >> it's jealousy, that's what it is. >> safe travels, mr. tirico. >> there you go. >> see you, buddy. >> by the way, folks, here's your reminder. save the date. the paris olympics and paralympics coming to nbc and peacock next july. i am officially excited! >> let's go. me, too. all right, guys. still ahead, we're checking out swim suits for all body types and all occasions to get you through the restf this very hot o osu

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sandals on from reef they are making these future fashion forward sandals. they're so cute and comfortable and they're all wearing sunglasses that range from $25 to $35 they stay cute. >> they're called gooder >> g-o-o-d-e-r we should point out, guys, summer will be one of the things that starts in july and ends in september. it will go a lot longer, so there is a need for bathing suits later in the season. great for every body type. and they're just gorgeous. you guys, thank you so much. to snag the swim suits, head to today.com/shop we should mention "today" does earn a small commission from the purchases. all right. we'll be back in a moment. we'll be back in a moment. but, first, this is "today" on introducucing togo's's new frech dip p sandwicheses. feataturing fresesh artisan n d piled hihigh with tendnder roast b beef, smothered d with meltyty provolonone cheese,, just enougugh chipotlele mayo

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all right. welcome back. so we celebrated mick jagger's all right. welcome back so we celebrated mick jagger's 80th birthday a few days ago. >> in 20 years, mick jagger on a smucker's jar. all right. let's spin those cars.

first up, a happy 100th birthday to gloria brook. she's a world traveler she's from queens, new york. she's one of the first americans to go to china in the 1970s. holly jackson of east st. louis, illinois is 100. he is known as the candy man worked at a candy distribution center for over 40 years happy 100th birthday t dorothy burris taught organ lessons. mary ann is 100 years old. barbara baker retired concer cellist is 100 and happ0th biay to rita suan, a teavvy lady from chicago. and happy birthday to her. when she was 95, she told her son she was tired from staying up too late on pinterest though, she moved to minecraft. >> all right before we get out of here, i

have a quick crowd moment. >> okay. >> i am looking for chloe. where are you from >> buffalo. >> so how old are you, by the way? >> i'm nine. >> nine years old.i understand assignment recently where you someone you add;thatge o right? >> yeah. >> and who did you bring to life >> i did hoda. >> do you happen to have a picture of what you created? >> yeah. >> can i see it? >> oh, this is chloe that's hoda kotb >> yeah. >> that's pretty spot-on look at that that's pretty spot-on. meet hoda. >> you're the sweetest i can't believe you did that oh thank you so much. oh, my god this is so touching and beautiful. i think we look the same thank you, chloe later on, wee a brity photographer becoming a rising star he's only 10 years old.

♪♪ good morning to you. it is 8:56, i'm marcus washington. i want to give you a live look at comerica park. giants and a's will be back at it for game two of this year's bay bridge series. last night giants fans as well as a's fans chanting together, sell the team. part of the ongoing effort to do the a's ownership to do what's necessary to keep it from lufing to las vegas. by the way, the giants won last night's game 2-1. happening now, ginger is

♪ this morning on the third hour of "today," burning up. the record-setting summer temperatures now spreading we're going tell you if there's any re