down. it's believed that a hot tub there is linked to two deaths of people infected with legionnaires' disease and investigators say both victims recently used that same jacuzzi. a third person was infected but later recovered. taking a live look at san jose city hall where, happening today, workers may announce plans for a three-day strike. unions representing some 4,500 san jose employees last week held a strike authorization vote, the results of which we'll announce later this morning. employees, including emergency dispatch, san jose airport and happy hollow zoo workers, are trying to negotiate a new contract after the last contract expired. hope you have a great day back at school, oakland and antioch. be careful if you're driving out feliz lunes. severe storms. >> remember that brutal heat? it is back in full force.

it's august 7th. this is "today". >> extreme weather. the entire east coast set to deal with heavy rain and possibly tornadoes today. washington, d.c., already hit hard, leading to this chaotic scene as a beyoncé concert. fans ordered to shelter in place. from coast to coast, a new round of record shy temperatures on the way. we're tracking it all. deadline. donald trump, with just hours left to respond to prosecutors, trying to tamp down threatening rhetoric about his election fraud trial. the latest that o that case. and an nbc news exclusive interview with his closest rival, ron desantis. >> of course he lost. joe biden is the president. >> we're on the trial with the desantis campaign trying to catch fire with voters. a frightening mid-air collision between two helicopters fighting wildfires in southern california.

at least three people killed. new details on the investigation straight ahead. so close. team usa knocked out of the world cup by less than an inch. the two-time champs going home. >> just lost the world cup by a millimeter. that's tough. >> this morning the stars that played their last match for the u.s. and where the team goes from here. all that, plus miracle at sea. a boater missing for days rescued as his ship was sinking 12 miles off the florida coast. >> we just wanted to thank you so much. >> his emotional reunion with a relieved family. and simone-sational. [ cheers ] >> incredible! >> simone biles back on top of the gymnastics world after a two-year break. >> it's just been so exciting to come out here and have the

confidence i had before. >> are these the first running steps that will vault her journey to the 2024 olympics, today, monday, august 7th, 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." hoda has the morning off. she's probably at simone biles' house this morning. that was incredible! >> yeah. the road to the olympics started this weekend. here's the thing. didn't look like she competed in two years. >> only simone says, my comeback, i'm going to put my foot in the water just a little bit and do a vault that literally no one else in the world can do. can't wait to chat about that. let's begin with what's a busy news week including today's deadline facing former president trump. his lawyers have until 5:00

today to respond to a request from the prosecutors special counsel that aims to limit the kind of rhetoric tied to his 2020 election interference case that the president can use. meanwhile, believe it or not, folks, already back to school time for millions of students. it comes as extreme heat is affecting a huge swath of the country from california to virginia. >> storms that slammed midwest over the weekend. well, now they're taking aim at the eastern half of the country. we've got it all covered. let's start with priscilla thompson in a very hot houston this morning. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the sun is just coming up here and already it's 81 degrees. you see folks up early getting laps in in the pool before the temperatures hit the triple digits here. the northeast being battered by severe storms and devastating flooding. this morning bracing for storms.

after a weekend of wild weather in the midwest and west with reported tornadoes and severe storms in illinois and colorado. >> that is a tornado funnel. >> reporter: that treacherous weather now moving east, bringing torrential rain, large hail and wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour, from tennessee to new york. ? the washington, d.c., area sunday, lightening delaying a beyoncé concert. fedex field issuing a shelter in place. fans feeling the heat as they packed into the concourse. this as alaska battles historic flooding. dramatic video capturing the moment a home collapsed in juneau. the flooding following several homes, toppling trees and prompting evacuations. it comes as extreme heat continues to bake much of the country, especially the south and west. >> this is the hottest summer that i can recall. it's been pretty hard for us. >> reporter: this summer

smashing records. el paso hitting 112 degrees sunday. new orleans setting ten new record highs since the start of june. and houston marking eight straight days of triple digit temperatures. >> so it's so hot it does melted the glue off the bottom of my shoes. >> millions now waiting for cooler days ahead. >> it is like extremely hot here in houston. so, yeah, we're just trying to stay cool as best we can. >> reporter: and, of course, the big question for folks is when can people expect some relief? sadly, this heat is expected to linger in new mexico, louisiana and here in texas. so folks have to keep finding ways to beat the heat. the cool thing about this ymca is not only does it have two pools but it also serves as a cooling center. folks can go inside and enjoy the free air conditioning. >> i hope you are in your suit, priscilla, because it is going

to be a hot one. >> dylan is in for al. the heat is back. storms are back. >> storms are back. it is pouring here in new york city. we have this warm front. that's the initial batch of heavy rain here. as we go through this afternoon, especially after 2:00 or so, that's when we will see the storms refire up moving east ward. roy into western pennsylvania down through virginia, probably around 2:00, 3:00 or so. and then they will move into the northeast later on this evening around 5:00 or 6:00. wind gust over 65 miles per hour. large hail. we can't rule out tornadoes either. these will be strong storms with this cold front. these will clear the area overnight. tomorrow morning we start out with heavier pockets of rain. especially across new england. those last through this afternoon, but they will not be as strong as today. here is where the heat is, down through texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, stretching into florida. it will feel like it is 110 to 115 degrees. new orleans, the old record is

97. we're forecasting a high of 101 degrees today. it is going to be brutally hot down south, savannah. >> thank you. now to breaking news out of southern california where two fire fighting helicopters collided in mid-air. the choppers were responding to a brush fire. all three people were killed, including a pilot, as well as two firefighters. >> and although this was a tragic event, we are also thankful today that it wasn't worse. the individuals in the first helicopter were able to land safely without incident and no one else was hurt. >> the crash is being investigated by the national transportation safety board. now to the latest on those legal troubles surrounding donald trump. the special counsel filing a request that seeks to limit any threatening rhetoric, witness tampering, revealing classified information, all of that, of course, tied to the third

criminal indictment. meanwhile, trump's republican rival ron desantis weighing in. we have two report this morning. we will start with kelly o'donnell. good morning to you. >> reporter: former president trump's legal team has until 5:00 this afternoon to respond to that protective order by the prosecution. the special counsel expressed concern about sharing evidence and have a chilling effect on witnesses because of past statements, including this post where mr. trump said, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. whether mr. trump's team said that was in response to special interest groups and the protective order violate mr. trump's first amendment rights and will oppose it. this is one of many expected motions, including a request for a venue change and the recusal of the judge. the legal team is also using the first amendment to argue against the indictment's allegations

that he improperly pressures former vice president mike pence and georgia state officials to overturn the 2020 election results. mr. trump's attorneys saying -- he never said anything bad or inappropriate, while the attorney saying the request of pence was, quote, jazz operationsal. he is speaking out and said he had no right to do what pence asked and pence would be asked to testify if compelled to do so at trial. craig? >> kelly, thank you. we move to trump's main rival in the republican race. ron desantis speaking out in an exclusive interview over the weekend with dasha burns who joins us from the campaign trial in iowa. good morning. >> reporter: look, former president trump is still clearly dominating the headlines and the polls. this latest indictment has done little to soften his edge or his

attacks on his primary rival, florida governor ron desantis. in our wide ranging conversaide ranging conversation, i asked the governor why he's not using that moment to take on the gop front runner more directly >> if the election is referendum on joe biden's policies and the failures that we have seen and we are presenting a positive vision for the future, we will win the presidency and we will have a chance to turn the country around if, on the other hand, the election is not about january 20th, 2025 but january 6th, 2021 or what document was left by the toilet at mar-a-lago, if it is a referendum on that, we are going to lose, and that's just the reality. >> but you know with trump in the race that is largely what it is going to be about and not fighting against joe biden, you are fighting against trump. >> that's not a pathway for success for the republican party. i think a lot of our voters understand that. >> reporter: yes or no, did donald trump lose the 2020 election >> whoever puts their hand on the bible on january 20th every

four years is the winner. >> reporter: okay. but respectfully, you did not clearly answer that question and if you can't give a yes or no whether or not trump lost, then how can -- >> of course he lost >> reporter: trump lost the 2020 election. >> joe biden is the president. but the issue is, i think what people in the media and elsewhere, they want to act like somehow this was just like the perfect election. >> reporter: governor desantis fighting his own battle to convince voters and donors that he has a shot to beat trump. despite lagging poll numbers, a campaign cash crunch, and relentless attacks from his rivals recently, his biggest individual donor threatening to pull back his cash unless desantis takes less extreme positions and shows he can win over moderates. the main concern, the six-week abortion plan in florida an issue democrats have used to run against him and other on the campaign trail the governor has implied the issue should be left to individual states.

so would you veto any sort of federal bill that tries to put a nationwide ban in place? >> we will be a pro-life president and support pro-life policies i will not allow what a lot of the west wants to do, which is to overside pro-life protections in the country all the way up to the moment of birth in some instances, which i think is infanticide. >> reporter: i have to push back on that. that's a misrepresentation of what's happening 1.3% of abortions happen at 23 -- 21 weeks or higher. >> but their view is is that all the way up to that, there should not be any legal indications. -- legal protections >> reporter: there is no indications of democrats pushing for that much of the desantis pitch to voters revolves around being a husband and father, and he's put his family front and center on the campaign trail, whether talking his education policy and highlighting his contrast in age

with his opponents but his wife has become his biggest asset. the former news anchor who grew up in blue-collar ohio brings the charm an charisma critics often claim her husband lacks. what made you both decide to bring casey in in such a big part of this campaign? >> can i answer this for the first one? okay because it is not like anybody said, oh, we need to deploy casey. no this is totally becaus i want to do it. >> reporter: in 2021 she was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> he was there and he was there to pick up my kids when i couldn't and he did it with humility and he did it with love. and i'll tell you what, you can't ask for a better husband than that. >> reporter: how does it feel to hear her say that? i mean -- >> well, look, that's -- you know, in sickness and in health, that's what you sign up for. so, i mean, she's not only my

wife, she's my best friend so this is just what you do. >> reporter: and, savannah, here in the hawkeye state, mr. trump still holds a big lead 24 points ahead of desantis, according to a new "new york times" poll. that's a narrower lead than he has nationally, but still a lot of ground to make up before the january caucuses now, we will have a lot more of this conversation coming up on nbc "nightly news," and you will be able to watch the entire interview online on nbcnews.com. thank you very much. we turn now to some massiv explosions overnight in dallas they rocked a sherwin-williams paint plant. this is garland, texas check this out frightening situation. it all started with a fire in the middle of the night. it was eventually under control. but hazmat crews stayed on the scene to check for contamination. road much closed off for -- roads were closed off for the morning rush no word on any injuries there. that investigation just getting

underway. we have a lot more to get to, including the women's world cup continuing this morning but without team usa knocked out by sweden yesterday. this match was decided on penalty kicks and a ball that broke the goal line by a single millimeter molly hunter has more on that. hi, molly. good morning >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you what a heartbreak. what a devastating way to go out. this is the worst finish for the u.s. women's team in history inside that stadiu you can see the shock on the face of the u.s. goalkeeper. this was not the tournament that they wanted. >> wow >> reporter: for the u.s. women, it was a gut wrenching end to a hard fought tournament. a final act to an extraordinary era. >> i'm so proud of everything that thiam done and everything we have done on the field and everything we have done off the field i feel like the game is a great

place. >> reporter: to the legendary megan rapinoe subbing in to finish her fourth and final world cup. after 90 minutes of regulation time against sweden and an extra 30 minutes, still 0-0. a tense stadium packed with both sweden and american fans watching as it all came down to penalty kicks. >> rapinoe puts it over -- >> reporter: rapinoe unbelievably missing her shot. >> there is just some dark, dark comedy in me missing my last game ever. >> reporter: but she wasn't alone. on the final kick from the swedish team, the u.s. goalkeeper appears to save the ball if you look again. she blocks it and a second touch to clear it. a moment of uncertainty, the ref pauses on review using goal line technology it was determined that the entire ball crossed the line by a fraction of a centimeter,

giving sweden the win. the u.s. goalkeeper looking stunned, getting a hug from her teammate rapinoe. >> i just lost the world cup by a millimeter that's tough to come up short hurts it is going to hurt for a long time. >> reporter: outside the melbourne stadium, loyal american fans that traveled halfway across the world were gutted. >> we tried so hard. we just couldn't finish. >> it was heartbreak it's heavy. >> reporter: but an emotional u.s. coach said he wouldn't have done anything differently. >> you know, i love them i love them all. and, you know, they're my players, but they're my friends. there is a group of players here that will make a mark in the future >> reporter: now, my voice is hoarse from yelling and cheering so loudly in this game but this sport around the world is different because of megan rapinoe. she told us after the game that she is leaving it in good hands. she has left every bit of her career

she said she will miss it to death and that now is the time to go. and that's okay. savannah >> good coverage there hard to see the end of the road there. >> but there is a bright spot. we have such a young squad. >> very young. >> they will be back they will be back. >> yes. >> dylan in for al today. >> yeah. there is a lot going on across the country, especially that record heat. it is dangerous down south with more records being broken. severe storms up and down the east coast today extending into new england. heavier rain this evening. cooler t through thehe northern plaiains 70s with spotty showers, too

good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's still going to be hot today. our inland areas reaching into the mid-90s this afternoon. but there will be a big cooldown coming our way tomorrow as we see a few more clouds coming in, a breezy wind coming off of the ocean, and we'll only reach 82 degrees for a high, even in the inland valleys. we'll have a break for much of the week and then we will be heating up again for the weekend. san francisco in the upper 60s today, expect it to reach only and that's your local news forecast. >> thank you. still ahead, inside simone biles' triumphant return t

gymnastics she won the first competition she was in since that tokyo olympics and our maggie vespa saw it all hi, maggie. >> reporter: as you said, the g.o.a.t. is back as you said, she's blowing us away once again. simone biles, after taking that two-year hiatus to focus on her mental health, winning in south suburban chicago. we'll walk you through the highlights and tell you what she's saying about the road ahead to next year's paris olympics also, it is the start of a pick back to school week in parts of the country the heat and inflation creating challenges for officials and families, so we will help both including new ways to cut costs when it comes to supplies. but, first, this is "today" on

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one of the bay area's largest school districts, well, it returns to class today. here is a live look at oakland's skyline. today 34,000 students will return for the fall term there, along with the 76 other schools in the district. it will be without the threat of labor unrest. you can recall last spring oakland teachers went on strike for more than a week. the new agreement led to higher salaries and so-called common good changes, including a reparations task force, and more say from parents and teachers in school decisions. authorities have not yet identified the person killed in a crash last night along interstate 880 in union city. we do know it happened around 9:30 near the northbound whipple road off-ramp and the chp says that an suv and a sedan collided. we're not clear who was at fault or if anyone else was injured. we've been talking about that first day of school. let's get a look at the weather from meteorologist kari hall. >> it's still going to be hot

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electric so eager to watch simone biles make her triumphant return, and triumphant it was. after taking home saturday's top prize, als the superstar taking to social media to make it clear that her mental health remains a top priority >> simone biles. >> reporter: she's back.ing simone biles soaring to success, winning saturday's classic her first competition in more than two years. >> it felt really good, especially after everything that's happened over the past year. >> reporter: biles earning first place in the all-around, balance beam, floor routine and the vault. that same event, where she struggled and ultimately sidelined herself during 2021's tokyo olympic games. >> wow >> and it looked like she got almost lost in the air. >> reporter: at the time, the

four-time gold medalist blaming a case of the twisties a mental block that throws off a gymnast's ability to track their movements on the air. >> i have to focus on my mental health and that's what i did >> that was brave. >> thank you it was hard working five years for a dream and just having to give it up it was not easy at all >> reporter: biles ultimately taking a two-year break from all competitions to focus on her mental health. >> i worked on myself. i still do therapy weekly. it's just been so exciting to come out here and have the confidence i had before. >> reporter: now the 26-year-old on top of the podium once again, wowing crowds. >> she looks so serene. >> reporter: alongside olympic teammates who placed second on balance beam and jordan chiles finishing fourth on the uneven bars biles' important message about taking care of yourself physically and mentally reaching her young fans. >> well, i know that she had a

hard time going out at the olympics, so it is really exciting to see her come back. >> reporter: biles grateful, writing on instagram sunday tears of joy as i make this comeback surrounded by the love you have shown thank you for believing in me. as for pursuing olympic gold at next year's paris games -- >> my main goal was this and the championship and after that, we'll look on to world and we'll see. so far it is heading in the right direction. >> reporter: speaking of the road ahead, guys, this core hydration classic was the final qualifier ahead of the u.s. gymnastic championships in california later this month. and biles' victory here on saturday gives her a chance at the national team also ahead of the world championships and of course gives her a shot at what would be her third olympic appearance in paris next year. it goes without saying, guys, we will all be watching and rooting for her. savannah >> we will turn to our nbc newsh

sports analyst lori good morning. we were all hoping this would be the simone we saw. were you surprised can you put into perspective how dominant this performance was? >> yeah. classics is a performance we see right at the beginning of the competition year to see simone go out there and win the competition this early on i think is per usual. we can expect great things but it sounds like she's really grounded and really present in her competition. >> over the weekend i saw a clip of it. a lot of folks were talking about when she lands this particular vault it's called the yurchenko double pike she tried it and nailed it back in 2021. put it in perspective, this move and how this typifies what separates simone from the rest of gymnastics. >> the only way i can describe this

vault is seeing someone put on a mask and say, "i'm a vigilante" versus iron man. this is really hard. it is extremely difficult. >> get technical because i think it is so interesting to hear you talk about it. why is it so much harder what is so far above what mere mortals can do >> yeah. so more often than not, we see double folds we see one less flip but two twists involved. simone said, you know what i'm going to add an entire flip before landing you have to be strong to brace for impact you have to be strong to get enough height to add one more flip and then be really smart in the air and have a sense of air awareness that simone is known for having so it's awesome. >> you got, i guess, the u.s. championships next in california then the world championships and she seemed like she was

playing a little coy about going to paris for the olympics. is there any universe in which simone biles does not go to paris next year? >> all i can say is she is an athlete that is so strong and so independent. especially with her post competition interview, she's talked about mental health and going to therapy once a week i think this version of simone in 2023 is someone who, again, wants to be present in the moment and i think an athlete who can connect their mind and body while competing, you can only expect really great things so i can't tell the future, but what i can say is she's phenomenal. >> to hear you talk about it i so valuable because you have been there you, yourself, as a gymnast went through a period of time where you had the twisties, now that we know what that means. >> yeah, it sucks. >> i can imagine it always being in the back of your mind for simone to pull herself together and, you know, have the confidence to do something so daring as that vault or really

any of it. >> yeah, it is a really big deal the twisties for each gymnast affects everyone differently i can't speak for her. a year before rio, i had the twisties and i had it for eight months or so i was do a yurchenko double full, and my body would open up and i would land on my back. it didn't feel like it was mental it felt like my body had more control than my brain and i had no connection. where, for simone, she described it as a mental injury. it feels like there is that disconnect for her it is scary. it definitely is something where you don't want to get injured because you have the twisties. her taking her time away from the sport is one of the best things she could have done. >> you have said it well when those two things line up, there is no stopping simone. let's hope she is able to accomplish her dreams. thank you so much. a pleasure to have you here. >> we're not done with you now that you are an nbc sports analyst, you are going to come back for the third hour as well.

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school supplies up some 24% in two years. the average family spending almost $900 just to send their child back to school here are ways you can spend wisely the rush to stock up on supplies and clothing for the new school year is on but with inflation raising prices on many staple items, families are taking advantage of any break they could get. >> we are going to recycle what we already have at home and whatever we're missing, that's what we're going to get this year to make sure it fits into the budget because everything is double the price. >> reporter: nine states had tax breaks this weekend. including florida where shoppers flocked to stores like this one in miami trying to scoop up some savings. >> composition notebooks used to be 25 cents. and now they're like $1.50. >> reporter: according to the survey by the national retail federation, an average family with children in elementary through high school, plans to spend a record $890 on

back-to-school items this year up from $630 just a decade ago total spending on school-related items expected to reach $41.5 billion. it is more than many americans can afford but some communities are stepping up to ease the burden like webb middle school in garland, texas, hosting its first back to school block party. hundreds turning up to get free school supplies, haircuts, even school photos. >> parents are having to choose between a lunchbox and school supplies or haircuts the whole idea was this was to be able to do it all. >> reporter: as the hunt for deals intensifies, the summer continues to scorch. and some students are already back to school amidst the sweltering heat wave. >> it is hot being out here. it is really bad i wish i could have done online, stayed home with the ac. >> reporter: other schools are already in session this week in hot spots like new orleans and palm springs, california, where classes are set to start on wednesday.

they're modifying schedules to keep students cool in the searing heat >> you don't have kids outside for a full recess period and on some days, you don't have kids outside at all. >> reporter: but inside may not be so cool in all schools. some struggling with faulty ac systems. one federal report from 2021 found that 41% of school districts required hv/ac system upgrades or replacements in schools. an urgent problem as summers get hotter and back to school means a fight to stay school >> s sammy, if your kids are heading back in this heat, what are some things folks can do to keep them safe >> reporter: certainly craig, we know it is so frustrating for parents right now. but there are a lot of things you can do you need to make sure your child has a back of the neck and forehead that are cool many schools are allowing you to bring premoistened towels to

school pack nourishing snacks some include electrolyte that includes dried apricots, nuts and seeds investigate the conditions at your schools if they are using fans to blow air that's more than 90 degrees warm, that's counter productive, so you can advocate for change there. make sure they spend a few hours in ac every day, whether that is a library or a cooling center. that will definitely go a long way. >> all right sam brock for us there a bit of a clarification there when i introduced you, i said speaking of hot, let's go to sam brock. while i think you are hot, i was referring to miami and the temperature there in florida, to be clear. >> is it 61 degrees in florida right now? >> i'm so sorry, craig i actually lost you. >> he lost me at just the right time >> all right >> i know, exactly you never call us hot. >> you are sweating and it is quite chilly in here. >> it never felt so cold in here.

>> we do have the record heat down south, down into texas. louisiana will likely break records today. in fact, it will feel like it is around 110 to 115 degrees. and then on the front side of this cold front, we are going to see some storms fire up today, as early as early afternoon for ohio, pennsylvania and later on this evening for the evening commmmute. good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be hot in the inland valleys, some of that heat like what we had over the weekend continues today. we're headed for the mid to upper 90s in the interior east bay and some low 80s for hayward, mid-80s in mountain view, in san francisco we'll reach about 71 today with a lot of sunshine. we all get a cooldown tomorrow and our temperatures drop anywhere from 10 to 15 degr forecast.

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that will be going back to skyline high behind me and the 76 other schools within the district. you'll recall that last may oakland unified students were out of school for over a week while their teachers went on strike. the teachers and district did finally come to an agreement on higher salaries for educators and so-called common good changes that includes a reparations task force for black students and more say from parents and teachers in school decisions. as they head back to school, that forecast is critical. >> absolutely, because temperatures are really hot for the inland valleys, for antioch's first day it will reach into the mid-90s this afternoon. we're going to see temperatures up to about 82 in hayward, 80 in oakland and 91 in novato. still hot, but we do have cooler weather on the way. we'll reach into the 70s and low 80s tomorrow. a significant cooldown and a lot more low clouds and fog near the coastline. san francisco in the mid-60s. our inland temperatures will catch a break from the weekend's

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millions are feeling extreme heat. >> this is the hottest summer that i can recall. >> temperatures expected to hit triple digits. we're live with the forecast. then murder-for-hire a georgia mother facing charges after police say she plotted to kill her husband coming up, her relationship with one of the co-conspirators. plus, speaking out super model bella hadid opening up about her years' long struggle with lyme disease why she says she's been out of the spotlight for so long. the latest on her health battle. and what you need to know about the disease. plus, billion dollar "barbie. >> this is the best day ever >> the pop culture phenomeno breaking more box office records this morning, just weeks after its release. and we have it all on "popstart" today. monday, august 7th, 2023. ♪ from tulsa, oklahoma.

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away two homes the current uploaded two trees and pulled them right into the water. >> the east coast bracing for more heavy rain and wind check this out this is beyoncé fans. they had to take cover when lightening delayed a concert in the washington, d.c., area dylan in for al this morning telling us what we can expect, storms and heat. >> we've got it all. the rain is coming to an end in new york city for now. it is moving up. we are going to see the next round of storms develop across eastern ohio, western pennsylvania most likely early this afternoon then they'll spread eastward this area in orange is our best chance of seeing wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour. a hail an inch or more in diameter we can't rule out tornadoes. that will clear the area tonight into tomorrow and most of the storms will move up into new england. as for the heat, record-breaking heat likely into texas,

louisiana, mississippi alabama, florida, too. new orleans a high of 101 would break the record 97 degrees. it is not just the heat. it is the humidity it could feel like it is around 100 to 115 degrees down south. >> thank you now to an important update on a story we told you last week. the fda approved the first ever pill for postpartum depression, which affects 1 in 8 new mothers. this pill could be a game changer because it works fast. it is accessible and easy to take here with details, an associate professor of medicine at nyu. good morning to you. >> good morning. postpartum is so common. so many women are going through this as we speak what is this pill called >> right it's the oral medication for the treatment, the first-ever fda approved oral medication for postpartum depression. it acts as a neuroactive steroid.

one of the hormones that works in the brain we know right after you deliver the baby, there is a real plummeting of so many hormones, which for many women can cause the baby blues that's very common in the first few days or couple weeks but the more intense form of that is postpartum depression. you can have mild, moderate. and this medications is approved for severe postpartum depression why it is potentially a game changer is because the only other medication approved is an iv infusion of the same kind of drug it requires an iv and it needs to be given in a hospital for 60 hours straight you can imagine having a newborn at home and having to go to the hospital for 60 hours straight this will open up treatment for so many other women. >> yeah. supposedly it works for 14 days. >> exactly >> so this key moment you could get it could you get a second course of it if you continue to need it? >> they studied it for the 14-day treatment just once a day pill and the effects lasted for 45 days after that. they're not sure what the

effects are in terms of long lasting treatment and whether you might need another course. postpartum does go away as time passes as well it could be the two weeks. enough for mosmen.>> real quickw if you can breast-feed while on it. >> unfortuna, they didn't study it yet for breast-feeding moms, so right now it is suggested to stop taking it while you are breast-feeding. no what police believe is a foiled murder-for-hire plot a georgia mother of three is arrested in the bahamas after she conspired with two men to kill her own husband nbc's blayne alexander is in atlanta with more on this one. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. you're right lindsey shiver had frequently visite the bahamas with her husband and their children it was a favorite vacation spot. this morning she is held there on charges of murder conspiracy, accused of plotting to kill her husband. on social media, they were the perfect picture of a happy

couple >> the polar bear plunge. >> reporter: but in reality, police a lindsey viefr was plotting to kill her husband of 13 years. now she and two other men are facing murder conspiracy charges. >> happy birthday, big guy. >> reporter: according to news reports from the bahamas, police allegedly discovered the plot while investigating a separate crime. while searching for evidence on a cell phone, police say they uncovered the alleged plan to kill 38-year-old robert shiver >> the key will be what exactly what said in these text messages and the defense will have to revolve around having some other explanation for what was said in those text messages, other than the interpretation that this was a conspiracy to kill her husband. >> reporter: the couple met at auburn university where robert played on the football team. lindsey, a forme beauty pageant contestant. the couple later moved to georgia where they are raising

their three boys both would share happy videos and pictures of their lives on social media on their anniversary, lindsey wrote the key to a perfect marriage is having two imperfect people that refuse to give up on each other in april, robert filed for divorce. in filings robert accused his wife of adulteress conduct and saying their mange is irretrievably broken and requesting primary physical custody of their children. in a response filing lindsey said any extramarital relationship she had was during the party's separation and was condoned by robert according to bahamas court news, prosecutors say lindsey had an intimate relationship with one of her accused co-conspirators her lawyer who did not respond to our request for comment told cnn his client was granted a $100,000 bail but will be required to wear an ankle monitoring device and remain in

the bahamas. now a shattered image of their seemingly happy marriage as police try to piece together a motive for the alleged plot. and, guys, we did reach out to robert shiver. meanwhile, the two men who are also facing charges along with her have not yet entered a plea, and they're due back in court in october. >> thank you. a boater that spent two nights at sea is recovering after a miraculous coast guard rescue charles gregory was found saturday morning barely afloat 12 miles off the coast of st. augustine. he had taken a small boat out thursday night when he failed to return friday, his parents called for help. after an all-night search, he was spotted and pulled to safety aboard that coast guard vessel there he was sunburned, dehydrated and managed to flash a hang loose sign as he was wheeled away to be reunited with his overjoyed

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we are back at 8:16 now with your health. and bella hadid is one of the most popular models in the world. millions of social media followers. this morning she's using her platform to open up about a health challenge that a lot of americans face. >> anne thompson is here with more good morning >> good morning. high-profile cover girl bella hadid is a fixture on cat walks and red carpets. now she sheds light on why she kept a low-profile as she battles new health issues, including lyme disease far from the runways, magazine covers and red carpets, a fashion idol is pulling back the curtain on her lengthy battle with chronic health issues super model and social media star bella hadid who suffered lyme disease for over a decade opening up in an

emotional new instagram post, sharing pictures of herself hooked up to ivs and undergoing treatments for a variety of illnesses, including lyme. writing to her more than 59 million followers, the universe works in the most painful and beautiful ways, but i need to say that if you are struggling, it will bet getter the 26-year-old also highlighting her renewed gratitude and perspective on life this 100 plus days of lyme chronic disease co-infection treatment, almost 15 years of invisible suffering, was all worth it if i am able to, god willing, have a lifetime of spreading love from a full cup bella hadid, who has been forced to miss several fashion events this year, saying she chose to post positive pictures because, as painful as this experience was, the outcome was the most enlightening experience of my

life lyme disease is a tic-borne illness with 476,000 cases diagnosed and treated in the u.s. each year according to recent cdc estimates. the mayo symptoms says it includes muscle aches, extreme tiredness and remarks and coul worsen if not treated. hadid has long been open about her health challenges. >> i know what it feels like to not want to get out of bed from bone pain and exhaustion. >> in recent days, her sister and fellow super model offering her own encouragement. i'm so proud of her and excited for her comeback whenever she feels she's ready. a potential comeback also seemingly on bella's mind. telling her fans, i'll be back when i'm ready now, we reached out to bella hadid's team and have not heard back, but in that same candid

post, bella also thanked what she referred to as her genius doctor and the incredible team of nurses. for helping her along this health journey in a follow-up post, she also thanked her dog for never leaving her side we hope she's feeling better and will be back at it soon. guys >> i know pets are great medicine >> let's bring in dr. john torres always good to have you. we heard some of the symptoms laid out there she talked about the bone pain and memory loss. for folks unfamiliar with lyme disease, early stage symptoms and perhaps some of the later stage symptoms as well. >> it is not unusual to get diagnosed later on because early stage symptoms, they look like anything else, fever, flu, covid, many of these things where you have headaches and joint pains. on top of that, you could start getting that rash. it's called target lesion and it looks like a target with a red center if you see that, 80% -- everybody with that has lyme

disease. 80% of people with lyme disease get that >> if you see that, go right to the doctor can you get tested >> sometimes they wait to test longer because if you get tested early on, it could be negative they'll need to retest you also, you have the later symptoms are the ones bella is talking about where you get joint pains, facial palsy, neurological numbness, tingling to your arms and legs. memory loss. it can sometimes trigger autoimmune diseases. the cascade of what can happen can be very bad. >> can you not reverse it? if you say i have lyme disease what do you do about these symptoms >> early on it is easier to treat. anywhere from 10 days to 21 days of antibiotics usually cures it quickly. the vast majority of people get cured. later on, it is harder to treat, and the treatment is much, much longer as in months of antibiotics. and most people end up getting cured and resolve their symptoms not everybody. about 10% don't. >> you mentioned there is a

website that folks can go to and find out more about a tick bite. >> right it is called tick encounter site you can tell them a picture of a tick, where you saw it what was attached they will tell you what the tick is, what you probably should do at that point. any time you are outdoors, even if you are in the backyard, you want to check yourselves take a shower within two hours of coming inside because it could wash off the ticks that haven't attached themselves. >> bella's mom notably had lyme disease. it is not genetic. you don't catch it - >> no. geographical they probably got bit by the same type of tick. >> thank you, dr. john >> you bet >> we have severe weather across the northeast as we go into this afternoon and evening, ohio into new york, into new england as we go into tonight and tomorrow morning. record heat continues down south. spotty showers and storms in the carolinas. showering across the northern plains temperatures, because of those clouds a a

good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be a hot day for the inland valleys. look what's ahead for the rest of the week. it's going to be so much nicer, a cool breeze, back to morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. we're going to see that continue into friday. then it's going to heat up for the weekend, especially on sunday. in san francisco, we are seeing sunshine now, but we'll see fog and drizzle in the forecast forecast. >> all right >> how are we doing on time? i have a big, lofty -- let's get to it. i love that. "barbie" is first up summer blockbuster reachin another milestone. over the weekend, "barbie" skated to $1 billion it also makes the film's director, greta gerwig, the first woman to have a solo

directing credit on a billion-dollar movie congrats to her. that's not enough reason to celebrate, greta also had a birthday this weekend, complete with a "barbie" flash mob ♪ snow total ♪ i want the other angle o that video none other than ken himself. that's ryan gosling sent her that gift, proving that he can be more than just ken. and there is still more to celebrate because a certain breakout barbie from the movie can be yours. mattel announced they're releasing a weird barbie doll with the caption weird barbie knows what it is like to play just a little too much there's weird barbie

>> ed sheeran is having a lot of fun out on the road, from getting to perform with eminem to serving up hot dogs last weekend in chicago it seems like ed is crossing off a lot of items on his bucket list he added another, a gender reveal during the concert. he paused in the middle of it to make one couple's dream come true. a girl! >> it's a girl [ cheers ] can i just say, as a father of two daughters, it's very awesome. very awesome congratulations. >> adding in the caption, my first gender reveal. congrats to the lucky couple. >> i can't believe it worked out for them, that they actually did that. >> what won't he do now? finally, matthew broderick brought up his take on many different roles. however, there is one in particular that he can't quite shake. >> yep i said it before, and i'll say

it again life moves pretty fast you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it ♪ >> of course that role i the iconic ferris bueller from the 1986 classic in an intervie broderick opening up about the impact of the movie and what he thinks his lasting impact will be i have to accept it and i like it i have made my peace with it it seems like a pretty cool legacy to have also, matthew broderick. >> ferris is iconic. >> i know. still ahead, guys, our "start today" guru is here with new strength moves to add to your daily walking plan. also, we will catch up with good morning. it's 8:26. i'm ginger conejero saab.

students in one of the bay area's largest school districts return to class today and it will be without the threat of labor unrest. last spring oakland teachers went on strike for more than a week. the new agreement led to higher salaries and so-called common good changes including a reparations task force and more say from parents and teachers in school decisions. and to take a look at our weather on the first day of school, we've got meteorologist kari hall. >> it's still going to be warm and especially in the inland valleys as we reach the low to mid 90s today. gilroy reaching 95 degrees. it may be the last few days of summer for a lot of students. but in antioch today 99 degrees while oakland will see a high of 80 and in san mateo expect a high of 77, upper 60s in san francisco and more sunshine while north bay temperatures reach 91 in movoto.

we are going to see cooler weather the rest of the week. >>thanks. i'll have another local news update in half an hour.

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we are going to talk about fall now. the affordable best sellers you want to add to your cart. and stephanie is here. look at her, working out already in members. [ cheers ] we got a new workout routine for august that will build both upper and lower body strength. how you can join our "walk today" family. >> we're happy to have our buddy jill back with us. coming up, she will share an update on her recovery we will also speak to jill's surgeon as well. >> so glad to have her back >> it will come back stormier. downpours, gusty winds, isolated tornadoes. going into tomorrow, we'll see

some storms, too, back through the ohio river valley. really nice up and down the east coast, but flooding concerns work into the midwest, into missouri, parts of illinois, western kentucky, too. it stays hot down into texas and then we finish off the week with rain. more record heat is likely down through texas. hot and humid. out west, though, it will be absolutely beautiful as we get closer to friday temperatures 60s, 70s, 80s, lots of sunshine, too. >> that's a look at the weather. good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. for the inland areas it's going to be hot today, but this will be the last day before a significant cooldown starting tomorrow. we'll start out with clouds tomorrow morning and a breezy wind and temperatures only reaching the low 80s. we'll see more mild weather throughout the rest of the week. the weekend is going to crank up

the heat once again. in san francisco it will only reach the low 60s and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you so much adriana brock is here with a brand-new batch of best-selling fashion favorites coming up. you can wear them now and also later on this fall but, first, this is "today" on nbc.

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8:35 "today best-sellers." tried and true favorites that are versatile and affordable remember, you can always shop along if you scan the qr code at the bottom of the screen good morning so we're doing basics that go from now into fall i like that. >> exactly, exactly. you don't have to break the bank either

we will start off with shape wear, which i say is the foundation of every good outfit. not only does it smooth and enhance your natural shape, but it helps your cloths look better this is an editor favorite one of our staffers swears by this she loves it because she felt supported. it helped make her clothes look better, but it wasn't too tight. >> would you wear a bra with it? >> you can but it has a built in bralette what's cool about this is it includes sizes up to 5xl you can get briefs, shorts there is different versions. go on line and check the chart >> you could throw a jacket over that, couldn't you it is thick tough to wear as a tank if you wanted to. >> exactly people like that look. also, similarly, we have some jeggings here, which these are a personal favorite of mine because they combine the best of

both worlds, leggings and jeans. it's hard to find the perfect pair of jeans let alone an affordable pair. these start at under $20 they're from amazon essentials, which is a really good brand they make a lot of great foundation pieces. these are the jeggings we love they have this elastic waistband that is nice you can pull them on they don't dig in. >> for travel, too comfy, but look put together tell me about this top. >> okay. so this is the button-down you might think it is super boring but right now, the trend is to wear these collared shirts a little bit oversized that's kind of like the vibe right now. we really like it because it translates into versatility. so this is a super affordable button-down. you can get it in white. there are a bunch of different colors we like it because it is 70% cotton you are getting the quality of a cotton crisp shirt it is light feel and so soft. >> not too hot for summer, right? >> exactly

you wear it right into fall. you could wear it different ways they come over size. so check the size chart and make sure you are getting the right fit. >> if you want a more fitted look, go for the small >> and these are our favorite because they are knit flats. >> oh. >> so they not only look really cute and chic, but they also feel like a dream. they're super lightweight. they've got them tied down here. they have a nice, cushiony insole and they're super affordable also come in wide sizes, a bunch of different colors. the price is right starting at around $20. >> okay, great now, if the dogs are barking. >> yes okay so dr. scholl's. this are actually pretty awesome. you can upgrade any pair of shoes -- >> you laugh until you need them >> yes and then you put them in your shoes and they feel like a dream. these are actually designed for working folks. so if you are on your feet all day, nurses, teachers, these are

for you. you put these in any pair of shoes. one of our editors wears them in her heels. they're great because they distribute all the foot pressure to relieve muscle and joint pain >> okay. >> easy peasy way. >> they might not be glamorous, but your feet will thank you. >> i know you love layering necklaces. this is a trend that isn't going anywhere these come in a pack of three and four they start at under $14. what's great about these, i own them and i love them you can mix and match them with stuff you already own. there is no need to go crazy spending a bunch of money. an easy way to update like a white t-shirt. you can adjust the length, too >> all right, fun. >> really great piece. >> and finally, little hair jewelry. >> oh, my gosh i know you love a hair accessory. so do i. these are great because it is a

pack of 20 for under $10 yeah and you get everything i also like these when you are having a good hair day this comes with everything you need you get the dainty little pearls the colorblock, chunky - >> this is one whole set right here >> yes 20 pins for less than $15. >> that's great, too kids, too. >> yes, exactly. >> you feel bad when you lose a bunch, like we always do thank you so much. if you want to purchase these items, check out today.com/shop. "today" does earn a commission on purchase made through our links. thank you. up next, we will get in our steps. we're going to build our strength with our "start today" community. and our "start today" leader, but, first, this is "today" on nbc.

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today" community now well over half a million strong over half a million people our new august plan is adding up for the lower body you know what to do, just scan that qr code to join the group and also to get the printable workout and our newsletter today fitness contributor stephanie leads. -- leads the group, of course. she is here with an inspiring crew [ cheers ] from all over the country, thank you so much. this is pamela dunn. you are from connecticut, right? >> that's right. >> and you joined the community, if i'm not mistaken, more than a year ago. >> that's right. i have my one-year anniversary, and i couldn't be more happy to join. i'm feeling great. >> talk to me about some of the changes that you have made since you joined the community, and what that's meant for your body. >> absolutely. so walking has been consistent because of the walking, i have been able to lose 10 pounds

since the start of the year. i've been able to read folks' post and i learned about intermittent fasting, and that has really helped my fitness journey. >> you look great. thank you so much for coming back, pamela look at you, stephanie, changing lives. >> there is nothing more than i like helping people reach their goals. if you go on a walking streak and say, yes, i'm going to wake up today and walk, there is no better feeling than having that self-trust in, when i say i'm going to do something, here's how i'm going to do it not only is it exciting mentally, but also physically. you could walk with more ease, walk faster, walk more joyfully and have it be a habit you don't have to think about it. >> okay. what is the first move this morning? >> we are going to work the lower body here. we will do a side lunge. we have modifications for everyone to join, scan that qr code on your screen get the modified version and the regular version. going to one side, good.

and then pressing back to center now, we have a modification over here doing the side leg lift that works the same muscles, guys so we're working the gluts, the quads, the hamstrings, the calves ten to one side, then we switch and go to the other side now, the next move is a curtsy lunge. so i really want you to feel good about your workouts and really pat yourself on the back. take a bow here and come back to center the modification again is that knee lift. so working the abs, working the gluts especially here and mentally feeling like i'm proud of myself. i'm taking a bow right now >> how much time should folks dedicate - >> you can start with just five minutes a day of strength training halfway through the month, we add in the upper body with the lower body so we will grab those weights. and in addition to that curtsy lunge or the modified knee lifts, we're going to hug a

tree in front, good and coming back to center, now we're working the shoulders, the biceps, the core do you guys feel this? and, of course, balance. ten on this side and then we repeat to the next side. >> and this next one, this last one involves the squat. >> yes this is a basic, boring squat, but we're make it more fun by doing an overhead press. holding the weights in the goal post position. nice job and then we lower back into the squat or a half squat. we stand up and press overhead good are you feeling this one >> yes. >> and folks have to be careful about the knees. >> exactly you want to make sure those knees don't go passed the toes, so you are not hurting the knee joints and also you are getting the full benefit of the exercise standing up, squeezing the glutes at the top and then lowering down. ten here, and then we move on. >> what is your name, sir? >> i'm nick from columbia, maryland.

>> looks like you were starting to feel it there a little bit. >> a little bit. >> thanks to all of you for coming in. and thank you, as always. >> yes thank you, craig join us. >> that's a great set-up "start today" members, keep those streaks going in a game you can join us by scanning the qr code. it is on the screen right now. or you can do it the old-fashioned way as well, today.com/starttoday when we come back, we will catch up with our friend jill martin and jill's doctor as well after she underwent breast cancer surgery just a few days ago. surgery just a few days ago. but, first, this is "today" on

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at mt. sinai hospital in new york good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> jill, on the outside you look absolutely beautiful how do you feel on the inside? >> first of all, thank you and it's such an interesting question i feel it. i am -- i grew up and we were just talking about this with my mother saying you never know what's going on with someone on the outside. -- on the inside so i look like myself, but i don't internally -- it's very tough. since i have seen you three weeks ago, which feels like yesterday and a lifetime as i'm sitting next to my superhero but i underwent a double mastectomy and they found i was stage two they found an aggressive tumor that spread into one lymph node. and, so, we removed some lymph nodes around that. so that's the first step and, so, i'm grateful that we caught it. and i'm grateful that there is a treatment plan going forward but it's a long road

and emotionally, and anybody will tell you this, it is earth shattering. >> well, it is life changing you're happy with how the surgery went. >> and it could not have gone better you know, jill went in with the best attitude i have ever seen in terms of we're going to take this and it's, you know, really a collaborative thing with the surgeon. it is such an honor to care for her. the results, the surgery went great and it generates a lot of information in terms of guiding the next step of treatment for her. >> you talked about what you learned with the stage two breast cancer. you still aren't -- you don't know yet what your exact treatment plan is going to be? >> yeah. we'll find out wednesday we took an onca type test which will tell us if chemotherapy treatment will help. correct me if i'm wrong. i took a crash course on this, unfortunately. but we'll learn if chemotherapy -- i most likely will need chemotherapy, but that will solidify it

i will have to have another surgery for ovaries and fallopian tubes and on an antihormonal drug for five years. there's an end point, meaning that i will -- this is curable >> the prognosis is good that's what i want to make clear. it is a hard, long road for you. >> that's the thing. i am -- and my main message as to why i'm doing this in realtime with my viewers is had i caught -- you know i was up-to-date on mammograms and sonograms. up to date, january. had i caught this genetic testing earlier, i would have been able to take measures and, so, i feel like i'm lucky i caught it. but i don't want anyone else to have to go through the cancer. that's really what i think. >> let's underscore that it's not easy for you to come

and be here in the middle. it's not like this is ancient history. this is something you are dealing with right now you're giving this to others the brca gene mutation, you can be tested for it you haven't been tested for it because your mom was negative. you thought i must be negative, too. turns out it was on your father's side. so if people want to -- wh should be tested should everyone get a test >> you know, there is certain red flag situations, savannah, which warrant genetic testing for sure there are also situations where we find out someone is gene positive with no warning, you know, family history of breast cancer, certainly. especially in women at a young age. a combined family history of breast or ovarian cancer there are other cancers, prostate, pancreatic, melanoma also linked to the gene. if you have a family history of that, that should also trigger someone to be evaluated. >> you know, some people have

the brca test. maybe they had it ten years ago. should they retest are the test better now? >> that's a great point. starting in 2013, the test improved dramatically. we also have identified a host of other genes that also screen for breast cancer. we couldn't test for these before 2013. so now we test for a whole panel of genes yes, anyone who was tested -- we generally say pre-2013 should probably consider getting retested. >> male or female. >> male or female. >> first of all, our viewers, i mean, the amount of feedback we have gotten doing this in real-time. but the amount of people that have written they got tested, most with negative results, some with positive results and they're dealing with it with their doctors and a lot of people saying i'm afraid to test. all i'm saying i please go to your doctor and learn about the test because preventatively to do this is so much better than battling cancer

and i just don't want any other family to have to go through this part of it. >> yeah. what's getting you through right now? >> every day is like a fight but you know what's getting me through? tomorrow, "steals and deals. i'm back that's what we want to show -- >> you can't keep jill down. >> you know what -- >> i won't be there for that. >> i said, you could either stay home and cry under the covers or i can come to work and be myself and i'm not going to let cancer take that away from me. >> only you jilly. we love you so much. you're on the road to recovery thank you for taking good care. >> thank you for having me. >> of course, we should mention they're going to be back in the next hour. so we can ask more questions of the doctor jill wrote a beautiful and personal essay for today.com everybody should read it we love you.

we'll see you tomorrow, my friend we're back after a check of your local news. >> thank you good morning. it's 8:56. i'm ginger conejero saab. richard's zen day spa is now shut down in connection with an apparent deadly legionnaire's outbreak. two victims who died had recent sed the jai there. pening now one contra costa supervisor is calling for widespread investigation into all unlicensed spas. he said the spa in question had no license to use the jacuzzis.

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