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hawaii state history. # >> the harrowing escapes of residents and tourists. some forced to jump in the ocean. we're live on the front lines with the mayor of maui. on the rise. inflation ticks up for the first time in more than a year with rising consumer prices behind the increase. this morning, the reaction from wall street and what it means for your bottom line. fatal encounter. shoot and kill a utah man accused of threatening the lives of president biden and other election officials. what authorities are now saying, and the surprising tip that led them to the suspect. stop sharing. popular streaming services ready to launch their own crackdowns on password sharing. just ahead, the impact on how you watch and your monthly bill. all that, plus eating it up. >> i'm gifted with just like a bottomless pit. >> inside the big comeback of buffets that has diners filling up their plates and saving money

from coast to coast. and kicking it with kelsea. ♪♪ >> we're rolling out the welcome matt for kelsea ballerini and our first concert on ourza todfriday, augu1, 2023. from nbc news, this is ay" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> what a great friday crowd. good morning. nice to have you along with us. hoda is back on monday. we will start with this breaking news out of hawaii. it is devastating. at least 55 people have been killed by wildfires and a high number of people still missing. this death toll will likely continue to rise. >> the state's governor saying late last night, quote, when you see the full extent of destruction, it will shock you,

adding it appears like a bomb went off. >> while the fires are mostly contained, the rescue operations are far from over. experts say theory -- the rebuilding process could take years. we have complete coverage, including a live interview with the mayor of maui county. let's start with miguel almaguer who got a first-hand look at the devastation there. >> reporter: good morning. as the death toll continues to rise now at 55, authorities are concerned they will find even more bodies. by one estimate, upwards of a thousand people could still be missing. the crews here on the ground are winning some battles and losing others. on the island streets where residents made harrowing escapes through raging walls of fire. >> let's go! >> reporter: so many others did not. this wildfire now the second deadliest in modern history. >> i do not know what the final number is going to be, and it's going to be horrible and tragic. it is a community.

so the amount of loss is incredible. >> reporter: in the skeletal and now desolate landscape, without power, internet or even radio coverage, officials say they have no way to determine how many are still missing. authorities say hundreds of homes have been lost. a growing tally that's personal for families like patrick sullivan's. how do you describe the emotions that you are feeling right now? >> well, right here it's pretty tough. but we'll be okay. >> reporter: from the air and on the ground, the national guard is helping crews battle at least three wild fires still burning on maui. the hardest hit areas still impossible to access. kirkman grieving the loss of his home and his father's ashes. >> found some of these old pictures, and i said, i should take a picture of it because it is all i have now. >> reporter: even boats in the

harbor were consumed by the inferno. victims say they were running as fast as the flames. many jumped right into this harbor to save their lives. while the ocean provided an escape route for some. >> is anybody still out here? it's time to go! it's time to go! >> reporter: not all who reached the shores survived. residents say they found bodies floating in the water, caught with almost no warning. others perished in their homes or were trapped in vehicles. an entire community surrounded by loss, with one sign of historic hope, the town's famous banyan tree is the only landmark left standing. after 80-mile-per-hour winds fan the initial flames, initially the weather conditions have improved as of today, but now they're focused on the missing.

savannah, back to you. >> miguel, thank you. we're joined now by the mayor of maui county. good morning to you, sir. >> aloha, savannah. >> aloha, and i know the aloha spirit is alive and well, but what a trauma you have been through. can you just share with everybody what you have seen, what the situation is right now in maui? >> certainly. we have seen devastation, destruction, immeasurable loss, loss of life, loss of historical places, properties, businesses. but i'm confident as a community and as a coming together we will rebuild. >> indeed. right now, though, you are still looking for the missing. the death toll stands at 55. is that a number you expect to rise? >> yeah. you know, i think that number could go up, according to those that have been doing the

recovery. our police department, the coast guard, the national guard, the different groups that are helping us here on the island. that is the number of people they found that are outside of the buildings. so we have not yet searched in the interior of the buildings. we're waiting for fema to help with that search, as they are equipped to handle the hazmat conditions of the buildings that have been burned. >> sir, can you paint the picture of the difficulty that you and first responders are facing right now. there is no power. there is no communications. you are on an island, literally. how difficult is the situation right now? >> well, that part of the island, what we call the west side in kaanapali, they're impacted by no power and, therefore, no water. they have no communication. no internet, no cell phone.

so that's the challenge. we have been sending people out. we have been sending crews out with supplies and water and tomorrow we will be stepping that up even more. an incredible amount of support has come from our federal partners, our state partners, as well as other counties and businesses. the entire community has come together. and people outside of our community have also reached out to us to offer assistance, donations. so we are going to take full advantage of the help we have been offered. and, again, right now, our focus is on finding any -- any missing persons. we want to reunite families. we want to give people information, whether their family member is at one of our shelters or whether they are among those that have perished. we need to get that information to our -- to our citizens. >> finally, sir, some local residents are saying they never heard of any of those sirens, those warning sirens that would

normally sound when a natural disaster is looming. do you know anything about that? do you think the siren system, the warning system, worked sufficiently? >> i think this was an impossible situation. the winds that hit us on that side of the island and, in fact, in other parts of the island in some areas got up to 80 miles an hour. some sustained between 45 and 60, 65. so everything happened so quickly. i can't comment on whether or not the sirens sounded or not, but i know that the fires came up so quickly and they spread so fast. there were some initial -- initially when there was a smaller fire, homes were evacuated. and, again, many, many people evacuated from their homes. we have 2,100 people in shelters on tuesday night.

so many people were sent to shelters. and that's not including the many visitors who sheltered in place at their hotels and hotel rooms in kaanapali was the fire had not gone to that area. but there was no power. >> such an unprecedented incident. so many people love maui, have so much affection and care what you are going through. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we'll hear from more of the survivors and the heroes, some of the doctors there on the front lines coming up. >> such a desperate situation there. the economy, for the first time in more than a year, inflation has picked up with consumer prices rising by 3.2% in july. what does it mean for your

wallet. here to explain is brian cheung. 3.2%. we know the fed's target rate is 2%. ticked over last month as well. what do you see in these numbers? give us the good news and the bad news? >> inflation tells us the rate in change in prices over the last year. and that number is dramatically better this time than it was in the summer of last year. now, for what it's worth, high inflation and positive figure you see on inflation means figures are still rising. albeit as a slower pace. food and housing, rent and mortgage payments remaining very expensive for americans. that's the reason why for the federal reserve, that will l rel continue. >> those are various housing and food that everybody feels. so the fed has been on this aggressive path of raising rates to try to bring down inflation obviously it's worked.

it's dramatically down from a year ago, as you mentioned what do you think the fed does now? will there be a rate hike? >> 3% is still above that now, for the federal reserve, the effort has been raising interest rates to deliberately slow the economy and bring the rate down. 3% is a good improvement but for the fed, they're looking at this and saying, it's not yet mission accomplished so could they again raise interest rates when they get to the next meeting, which is in september. it's possible. the markets say maybe for right now, but there is a lot of data between now and then. >> and it is a lagging indicator, too >> exactly. >> it's tricky brian, thank you very much. also this morning, new details on the deadly fbi raid on a home in utah.

agents shot and killed a man who they say made disturbing threats against the president and other officials. nbc's senior white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has the details now on how this encounter turned deadly. >> reporter: a review of this shooting is underway, conducted by a separate division of the fbi. talking to every officer and agent on scene and conducting forensics to determine how many shots were fired, including if the suspect fired his weapon, as we are learning more about what happened new details this morning about that fatal fbi shooting in utah. when the fbi came to arrest craig robertson for threatening to assassinate president biden, vice president harris and other officials. robertson was armed, a senior law enforcement official tells nbc news and he pointed his weapon at federal agents and did not comply with their commands this video recorded at the scene

early wednesday. robertson was shot and killed inside the entry of his home, nbc news has learned not far from where president biden was expected to arrive hours later. >> an agent fired back. >> reporter: the 75-year-old wood worker had graphic talks about attacks online former president trump's media platform truth social alerted authorities in march about the alarming nature of his threatening comments truth social has not responded on his accounts, robertson declared himself a maga trumper and described part of his arsenal as a democrat eradicator the fbi says robertson showed an intent to kill president biden and manhattan district attorney alvin bragg who is prosecuting the hush money case against mr.

trump. a senior law enforcement official tells me the agents do not like to release data on how many threats are out there because they say research shows publicity can draw out more copy cats savannah >> thank you. the supreme court has temporary blocked a deal with the maker of oxycontin about objections raised by the justice department. >> good morning, craig this deal would have limited how responsible the sackler family would be for the damage caused by opioids made by purdue pharma the government challenged that deal, and now the court will hear the argument out. a massive settlement for purdue pharma is on hold this morning

after the supreme court temporarily blocked the deal that would protect members of the sackler family for more on opoid-related lawsuits purdue pharma made oxycontin and a lot of money for the sackler family the drug bought in an estimated $35 billion for the company. using aggressive marketing tactics, millions of americans became addicted to the open i didn't do. sheryl lost her sons, hori and shawn. >> i lost my children. i lost two of my children. that's a life sentence in itself. >> reporter: such deals led to an avalanche of lawsuits the crisis dramatized on hulu's "dope sick." purdue pharma filed for bankruptcy in 2019 under the terms of the bankruptcy settlement, members of the sackler family would be shed ffuture lawsuits in exchange for $6 billion that could be used to settle opoid-related claims but the justice department says

they should not be able to use legal protections designed for debtors. it would leave in place a road map for wealthy corporations and individuals to misuse the bankruptcy system. >> what is the issue the supreme court wants to look at >> the supreme court wants to look at whether people who don't file nor bankruptcy but have some connection to a bankruptcy should get the benefit of a release. the bankruptcy court has done that here for the sacklers, and the supreme court is deciding whether that violate it is law. >> reporter: but for many families involved, there is a human toll to further delay. >> there are hundreds of families who have lost, hundreds and they just want it over >> purdue pharma says it is confident in the legality of the plan, and it is optimistic, it says, that the supreme court will uphold the court agreement. the court will hear oral arguments in the case in december, and it is expected to issue a ruling next year.

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>> netflix is tripping if they think i'm about to add a member. >> and despite some backlash -- >> this is horrible. >> -- business is booming. netflix added nearly six million subscribers after the crackdown. 60% of viewers have at least four streaming services. and an average household pays $54 for subscriptions monthly. now disney plus and hulu are scheduled to hike up their prices starting october 12th the stand-alone ad free version of disney plus expected to go up $3 to $13.99 a month and hulu will increase to $17.99 a month. with password sharing and price hikes, experts say it is only a matter of time before more streaming services join in. >> everyone is doing it. it is hard to ignore it. and eventually people will have to decide whether or not it is worth paying for the streaming

service that they're watching. >> all right so as we head into this next chapter of streaming wars, how can you make sure you are getting the best bang for your buck >> well, one of the things you do is download a subscription tracker. a lot of people don't know what it is they're paying for also try this. delete some of the apps and see which ones you actually use. and then the other option is to look at these subscriptions that have ads as well and if you are willing to watch a few ads, do that it starts to look like oldie worldy tv. >> i thinky should do les or somethi you know it's called cable. >> fair. >> that's a good point if you start paying attention to the apps that you don't use, you'd save a ton of money. >> for sure. >> stephanie, at least when you give us bad news, you do it with a smile. thank you, friend. >> you know what's always free roker. so far. >> i'm going to be my own bundle

>> enjoy. >> anyway, that doesn't sound right, does it unfortunately, it is the same old song down for our friends in the south. 68 million people. now, that's up about 60 million from yesterday because now the heat advisories are stretching up into the mid-plains today amarillo may set a record, new orleans, tampa, miami, brownsville, all within striking distance of the records. more of the same tomorrow from ashville, north carolina, orlando and miami as well into the northeast into the great lakes. we are looking at more temperate conditions so temperatures feel a lot better from the national hurricane center, the forecast update, 60% above normal chance of above normal activity expected the may outlook, storms 17 to 18, they upped that in august, that's because of all the abnormally warm waters in the atlantic due to climate change

6 to 11 hurricanes possible. major hurricanes 2 to 5 possible so we will be watching the atlantic very closely in the next several months. good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures will reach into the mid 80s today, special in the south bay and inland east bay. it's going to heat up going into the weekend with our highs reaching into the upper 80s and then mid-90s by sunday. we stay in the mid-90s each day, leading into much of next week. but we are looking at still some mild weather in san francisco, low clouds and fog and that is your latest weather. guys >> just ahead, a sweet morning boost that will touch the hearts of any parent that's got a kid going off to college. >> they're speaking your language. >> also, joe fryer is standing by with the budget friendly option that is making a

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missing people, but no re-establish communications. >> good to see them lending a hand. back here at home, meteorologist kari hall is tracking a nice forecast for the weekend. >> we are going to have it clearing out, but we're watching rain just to our south. a few spotty showers moved through the south bay a little while ago. we are seeing the return of moisture from the monsoon affecting parts of our morning. we're going to clear out today. we're headed for the upper 70s and low 80s inland and we'll continue to see low clouds and fog in san francisco and highs in the mid-60s. as we go through the weekend, it's going to be warming up with spots in the tri-valley hitting 90 degrees, and it will be even hotter on sunday. we're looking at low to mid-90s for the inland valleys. >> thank you, kari. we have more local news coming up in just a half hour. hope your morning is off to a greastart.t

>> it went from, you know, complete paradise to the complete opposite really quick. >> search and rescue teams working around the clock amid new stories of survival. >> i'm sitting up there watching lahaina burn, building after building after building after building. >> we're on the front lines with the very latest.

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>> cleveland, ohio. >> t. -- st. louis, missouri. >> maryland. >> on a mother/daughter trip, from fulton, georgia for kelsea ballerini. >> celebrating my 35th birthday. [ applause ] >> okay. >> welcome back, everybody. the crowd is ready. lots of smiles on those faces out there, and we are so happy to have you with us. we've got kelsea ballerini. she is ready to come out on that concert stage and show us how it's done. but let's get started on a friday morning with your news at 8:00. relief efforts ramping up in hawaii with a staggering increase in the death toll overnight. tom llamas joins us from maui with the latest, including new images of this catastrophe as it unfolded. tom, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah. good morning to you. just behind me, those police

cruisers you see in the distance, that's a check point. they are only allowed utility crews and emergency vehicles in. you're right. we do have new video of the chaotic moments when that wild fire took so many by surprise. this windy weather you are seeing this morning, along with this bone dry brush is another reason why that inferno ignited. this morning some of maui's breathtaking views now a hellscape of ash and debris. the devastating wild fire taking everything from the mountains to the sea. this new video showing the moments the inferno took over days ago. residents racing to escape. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: so many losing their homes and their lives. >> i'm sitting up there watching lahaina burn, building after building after building after building, tree, school, church,

gas stations exploding, boats exploding, propane tanks exploding. >> reporter: the once thriving and historic community of lahaina. she showed me videos of her neighborhood, gone. at night, she's haunted by the images of her neighbors running for their lives. >> people are running passed me with dogs and babies and bags, just crying, crying, skateboarding down the street, running, just charging. >> reporter: the destruction and rising death toll have so many in a state of shock and sadness. amid the heart break, there are the helpers. the u.s. coast guard launching these response boats. the war memorial gymnasium in maui a place of refuse. oprah winfrey also there, seen chatting with volunteers and residents. >> it's a little overwhelming. i came through here just to see what people needed.

and then went shopping. >> reporter: and at the maui airport, tourists are still living, eating and sleeping anywhere they can. these two couples from arkansas and maryland will spend 36 hours camped out at baggage claim. the wives sleeping in golf travel bags. is it comfortable? >> better than the floor. >> reporter: but they realize they are the lucky ones. >> it is very sad. we saw these people. they worked at the hotel we were at, and they all had stories. they were all wonderful people. >> reporter: and it's still unclear what exactly caused this wild fire that has killed more than 50 people here in hawaii. when you speak to residents of lahaina, they will tell you that believe that death toll will be much higher. when you see all these images, everybody we have seen so far, it is incredible anyone survived. >> it is astonishing to see what was there a few days ago is now just totally lost. tom, thank you very much. i want to turn to the man that runs the mobile care center. he raced into action this week to street survivors of those wild fires. you are a doctor that makes

house calls. that's how everybody knows you there. tell me what you saw, what you encountered? >> which "there" are you talking about? >> the first day when you first came upon it. >> yeah. so the first day and, first of all, thank you for having me and covered the story here. this is like pretty intense moments for us, everyone in maui, and probably one of the biggest disasters to hit the whole islands of hawaii and the state. but the night before is when we started getting warnings that we had high wind advisories. and we got a lot of warnings in maui all the time, high surf advisory, flash flood warnings. we've even had warnings from north korea sending a bomb here potentially. so we had this warning that there might be some fires. we're used to those. we see brush fires all the time.

most people i heard were starting to evacuate, which was kind of rare. i have never seen that happen. but i think overnight, we just didn't hear anything from lahaina. in the morning when i woke up, i had no idea what was happening behind that. i thought behind my heart and gut to go out there and take a look. i know the roads were closed. i asked for some advice, and the mayor's office allowed us to go through with my mobile unit that i started a nonprofit called for the people. and i started getting text messages from the ems, paramedics and firefighters that there is bodies on the grounds, like lots. that was disturbing and surreal. they were like, doc, there is bodies in the er. they were like, no, we're stable. they evacuated a few people. but within an hour and a half, two hours, i got my nurses and team and somewhat closed my clinic but made it just open to anybody that needed it and made it free for the whole week for anybody that needed anything. when we went out there, i had no

idea what i was dealing with. when we first got there and got through, it was devastating. it felt like a war zone. it was still fresh. i could see trees burning. i could feel the smoke. i could feel the heat. and it was basically like another pandemic. to explain it, it was a ghost town. very apocalyptic. as our mobile unit was driving through, we started seeing some people come out of the wood work, like survivors. they came up to us, and i was like, can i help you. some needed medical attention and some were just like, i need water. i need food. they hadn't eaten for like a day. so that was providing some basic humanitarian stuff and providing food. and some people were in need of medical care, but it was shocking. itn't sin until the next and then i went bout like what we were dealing hereisland. well, i mean, dr, what the peoplere have been ugh is extraordi. what kind of care are you able to provide now?

i know that the resources are so scarce. >> yeah. so, i mean, initially our ems team and paramedic and fire department, everyone has just done an extensive job to evacuate the people and help the injured. as an er doctor, i was mentally ready for battle. i had stuff for wound care, burn care, iv fluids. but when i got there, i realized it was a lot of people that needed basic stuff. it was the people with chronic diseases that were going to become acute medical issues, people with seizure meds, hypertension. people just didn't have their medication. i just thought i would go there and be a good doctor and order their meds. i had no idea the pharmacies were gone. the other pharmacy that survived was closed. there was no electricity. i had no cell phone signal. i don't know. it was just kind of like a movie and it wasn't real and the patients i was dealing with just to make rapport and ask them,

how are you doing, have some bedside manner, ask them how was it, what happened and the stories they had kind of really hit hem. i have seen a lot of trauma as an er doc. i trained at ucla in a big trauma center. but to be here and be home and hear people's stories, it was devastating. and one or two i said can i share your story with people, and it kind of caught media's attention was just people telling me how they escaped. it reminded me of 9/11 where people were flying out of windows. they said the fire spread 30 seconds block to block to block. it is really tight. it is the smallest old, cutest community ever. and it was the capital of hawaii before it moved to honolulu. but that whole front street and that whole area just burnt down. and people ran to the water. they were jumping into the

ocean. they were paddling out to sea. this one girl said she held on to like some metal rod or something in the middle, like maybe like 30 yards out for like seven hours until she was able to come back in. and her friend was hanging on with her and her friend didn't survive. kind of like a titanic story of losing your friend next to you. pets, animals, everything. it is heart-breaking. >> very heart-breaking. you are doing incredible work out there by being a good doctor, but also being somebody sharing these stories and making sure they get heard so help can be on the way. i know it is the middle of the night there. thank you for your efforts and time. it is very much appreciated. >> thank you for having me. >> of course. our thoughts and our prayers with the folks helping there and all the folks who survived. but just hearing him describe the scene and what people have told him, it is hard for our folks to get their head around what's happening right now. >> he just painted a picture.

>> yes, he did. >> we need to wrap our arms around this community. it is devastated. so many people know it. maui, if you have been to hawaii, lahaina, people have such affection and love for this community. this community has given so much love to all of us. and it is time for us to give to them. >> we are going to, at some point here in the near future, let you know how you can help those folks there in hawaii. when we come back, we will take a bit of a turn. season 2 of "welcome to wrexham". >> and then we have an inspiring story. a young girl and a doctor bonded forever by her life-saving surgery when she was a little one. 16 years later, they are working side by side. there they are righght after ththis with morore of the m meat yourg loveves.

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struggling at 11 months old, she needed surgery to keep her alive. now more than a decade later, the rising high school senior is now working alongside him. >> i think the relationship you have with your pediatric cardiologist is a pretty intense relationship. >> that intense bond inspired ariana to also consider a career in cardiology, all thanks to dr. fethke. >> he's my favorite. it's been really great to see not only from a patient perspective but as like learning under him. >> good morning to both of you. >> good morning. thank you. >> i don't know where to start here but, dr. fethke, real quickly, what is is it like when you have a little girl that you cared for since she was a baby, as we just saw in those pictures, now

wanting to follow in your footsteps. >> it is incredibly uplifting. you do all these things in your career, but there is nothing more rewarding than seeing the future talk about where we are today and where we may be tomorrow and the best way is to go back and see where we've been now to see this legacy is very uplifting. >> what was it about your experience that inspired you to want to work alongside the doctor who helped save your life >> well, i just found it interest that visiting the doctor for check-ups and everything throughout the years, i really like the way he interacts with patients, and i got to experience that not only from a patient experience but now through my internship with him. so overall, the love jgrew. >> oh. >> so you're planning to go into a career in medicine, right? >> yes. >> what do you want to do? >> pediatric cardiology right now. >> that would be so remarkable because you know what it's like

to be a patient and then to become a doctor. >> yeah. >> what do you do in the office? what are you learning from the doctor >> so i get to see different patients with him. i shadow him i have gotten to see the different tests like echocardiograms, ekgs. so i have seen those i have also gotten to actually listen to patients' hearts as well, so i do some examining and i hear about the history of the patient and i watch how he explains what the condition is and explains like how to, like, treat it. >> yeah. >> and go about treatment from there on so it's a really great experience. >> dr. fethke, i mean, it sounds like she's learning a whole heck of a lot from you. >> and you're beaming with pride. >> absolutely. it is interesting to see somebody turn it from the other side, to be the recipient of the care and then think about delivering it and know you had a role in that

and really say to yourself, well, maybe what i did did have an impact, not just enough to help care for them as they grow up, but also to see them go on and perhaps take that forward. it's -- yeah, there is very few things that are as rewarding as watching a student become a student become a college. >> you clearly imparted more than medical knowledge quite a bit of heart thank you so much. keep going >> your mom and your father are over there way to gom. >> a lot to be proud of. >> thank you for having us. >> mr. roker, how about one more check of the weather, buddy? >> all right we're looking at severe storms up around the great lakes. florida heat just continues, and that stretches right on into texas and the southwest. we are looking for a beautiful day. pacific northwest. west coast a few internal showers around

good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today in the south bay temperatures will reach into the mid 80s. we are headed for some sunshine after some early morning clouds. in the peninsula, it's going to reach the mid 70s, mild with breezy winds. warm for the tri-valley with temperatures reaching the mid 80s. low 80s in the north bay, while san francisco is staying cool. mid 70s for the east that's that's your latest weather time for a fri-yeah. all right. we will start with the 50th anniversary of hip-hop it was on this friday, party in the bronx, 1973 that dj cool created the break beat method. of course, it eventually led to hip-hop as we know it. the l.a. times putting together the greatest moments in hip-hop history. they made a big list and it includes the 1980 release

of "rapper's delight." this is credited as being the first rap song they ever heard also grand master flash's "the message. that went gold within just 11 days of being released and hip-hop fashion into what it is now to celebrate the big occasion today, there is an all star hit is now. concert also in bronx at yankee stadium tonight. huge lineup. run-dmc, snoop, ice cube and a bunch of others. >> you are flying into town for that. >> it is huge. olivia rodrigo releasing the second single from her sophomore album called "bad idea." the inner monologue of getting back together with an ex here's the video

♪ ♪ >> olivia's album "guts" dropped september 8th. huge record. guess where she will be the morning her record comes out right here on the plaza for our concert. we're psyched to have olivia here the day the record comes out. ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney are back with more of their soccer docu series season 2 of "welcome to wrexham. wrexham is looking for a comeback story. >> and it is growing in a way that is authentic and real and powerful. >> so the king of england powerful >> so the king of england

called ♪ >> wow. >> do not get promoted this year. >> the club is completely and wholly unsustainable. >> the burden isn't just getting out of league. it's never letting down this community. >> this season for me, it's more than football. it is belief >> bring it on >> remarkable what those two have done with the story telling. right on the heels of "ted lasso" and finding this community. >> but it's real. >> "welcome to wrexham" season " premiers october 12th. guys, it is almost concert time we have kelsea ballerini we have a full half hour of music planned. kelsea is making her entrance right here we'll get you the music going. but, first, local news.

good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. two driverless taxi companies getting the green light to expand in san francisco. state regulators voted to expand their pad operations to full-time 24/7. those paid operations can operate anywhere within the city. that decision came following hours of public comment. together the companies operate about 500 vehicles city wide.

those numbers will not change. also, the decision does not affect ongoing testing. time to get a look at that forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that. >> it's a big weekend around the bay area with the san jose jazz festival and outside lands along with all the other festivals going on. we have some warmer weather for the inland valleys for the weekend. today we'll see some mid 80s, but upper 80s tomorrow and mid 90s on sunday. we'll have more warm weather as we get more schools going back to school next week. and san francisco will see temperatures in the upper 60s throughout the weekend with low 70s next week. marcus. >> thanks. we're going to have another update in 30 minutes. see you back here then.

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♪ we are back at 8:30 on a friday morning this place is packed are you ready? >> we have country royalty right here kelsea ballerini this is your first time on our plaza. >> how

i am never leaving it. >> it stretches all the way to 48th street. all the way over to the front of rockefeller plaza. >> it's early and we're excited. >> you have an incredible crowd. we cannot wait to hear you. >> we're excited to have you member of the grand ole opry. >> that's awesome. >> yes i know. >> let's get a quick check of the weather. >> it is a friday. let's do that forecast for you get your corn dogs ready everybody likes a good corn dog. to missouri, saturday and sunday, morning storms on sunday hot in springfield, illinois the illinois state fair looking good and des moines, iowa otherwise nice west virginia saturday and sunday looking okay. weekend outlook, warm sunshine out west extreme heat to the south. then sunday, sunday, more records down through the gulf

coast hot or out west. mid-mississippi river valley plenty of sunshine through the northeast. that's wha good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have low clouds and drizzle in san francisco, and the cool temperatures continue here throughout the weekend with just some peeks of sunshine. expect a high of 66 degrees. in the north bay, it will be in the upper 70s. we'll see low to mid 70s up and down the peninsula and into the east bay. in the tri-valley temperatures reach the mid 80s. we'll see hotter >> i like ketchup on the corn dog. you like mustard that's okay. >> when we come back, we will kick off that live concert with kelsea ballerini

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"today" is proudly presented to you by citi. welcome back >> kelsea ballerini rocks the stage for a long time. here is a quick look at her journey to the top of the charts kelsea ballerini is a country sensation who soared up the charts born in tennessee, she signed her first record deal at 19 years old. after her debut album, she scored a grammy nomination

for best new artist. kelsea has now racked up mor than 17 singles including "peter pan. ♪ >> "love me like you mean it." ♪ >> and her duet with kenny chesney, "half of my hometown. along the way, she sailed into music country history. >> the newest member of the grand ole opry earlier this year she released "rolling out the welcome matt. ♪ >> and an accompanying short film she wrote and directed gr. earlier this year she released "rolling out the welcome herself. today, she's out with a new extended version of that record.

after headlining a sold-out u.s. tour, kelsea ballerini is stopping by to see us right here on our citi concert stage. and kicking things off with a fan favorite, if you go down, i'm godown, too. her album, subjec changeve it up for our for our friend, kelsea ballerini. ♪♪ >> you ready? so friend, kelsea ballerini ♪ >> you ready country in new york, i like it ♪ ♪ i've known you since brad and angelina ♪ ♪ we go back like pontiac seats ♪ ♪ if i got an aisle with a mess i got to clean up, i know you'll be showing up with bleach ♪ ♪ all those names that we don't ever speak of, got a couple nights that have slipped my mind ♪

♪ proof and photographs have been deleted ♪ ♪ if you ever needed an alibi ♪ ♪ dirt on you is dirt on me and we both know our hands ain't clean ♪ ♪ if it all blows up and we end up on the news, if you go down, down, too. ♪♪ i'm going down too ♪ ♪ it's a good thing we're each other's kind of crazy ♪ ♪ ain't no judgment or keeping score ♪ ♪ if you rob a bank, i'm your getaway mercedes ♪ ♪ god knows what's that friends are for ♪ ♪ dirt on you is dirt on me ♪ ♪ and we both know our hands ain't clean ♪ ♪ if it all blows up, and we en up on the news ♪ ♪ if you go down, i'm going dow too ♪ ♪ if you go down, i'm going dow too ♪ >> play some country music, y'all. whoo

all right. ♪ >> this is where we get a little bit unhinged, you got me ♪ i keep all your secrets by th dozen ♪ ♪ you know where my skeletons sleep ♪ ♪ hypothetically, if you ever kill your husband, hand on the bible, i'd be lying through my teeth ♪ ♪ because dirt on you is dirt o me ♪ ♪ and we both know our hands ain't clean ♪ ♪ if it all blows up and we end up on the news, ♪ ♪ if you go down, i'm going dow too ♪ ♪ our bodies are buried and they're in the same ditch ♪ ♪ so even if i wanted to, i can't snitch ♪ ♪ 30 to life would go quicker with you, yeah ♪ ♪ so if you go down, i'm going down down too ♪ ♪ if you go down, i'm going dow too ♪ ♪ if you go down, i'm going dow

too ♪ [ cheers and applause >> how about that? and we are just getting started. there is a lot more music from kelsea ballerini coming up straight ahead, but first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪

with superstar kelsea ballerini. before we get to our next song, let's catch up kelsea, it is so great to see you. you are a ray of sunshine. you brought a humongous crowd. and you showed me the cutest thing. you have been to "the today show" many times inside. >> it feels like graduation. it does. >> we are so happy to have you you brought this humongous crowd. so much going on in your life right now. you are about to turn 30. >> i am. >> it's a milestone. >> a baby! >> i have one month left of my

20s. this feels like a good way to kick off the last month of my 20s. >> yeah. you have a new project called rolling out the welcome mat. tell me about that. >> yeah. i put out this ep in february, and i kind of thought it would be this thing i put out quietly. it is a personal project and it just connected more than anything i have ever done. so i wanted to kind of honor that body of music and listen to what everyone wanted, which was kind of different versions of these songs. we re-released it today. it is called rolling up the welcome mat for good, closing the capture and moving on. i'm excited. >> wow. >> what is your interaction like with your fans what sort of relationship do you have with them >> oh, we're buddies i really mean that we hang out. yeah, we dm. we text. i know what's going on they know what's going on. it's really sweet, yeah. >> about to turn 30. big plans? how are you going to celebrate >> i'm going to take a minute. i am i've been touring since i played

my album "subject to change" in september, and it's been wonderful, but i'm excited to go live a life to write about >> that was well said. >> you are going to perform "blind sided" for us now. >> it is not not savage. it's not not that song but it's been fun to watch it go of me from turmoil to something we scream that's okay at the top from something i had to get out of me from turmoil to something we scream that's okay at the top of our lungs in new york. >> take it away. >> thank you guys so much for having me. >> thank you. >> let's get sassy ♪ ♪ were you on the other line or driving in your car ♪ ♪ were you hiding upstairs or playing your guitar ♪ ♪ was there nothing ever wrong because you were always right ♪

♪ tell me, were you blindsided or were you just blind ♪ ♪ and now you're saying that you're lost and that's lost on me ♪ ♪ years of sitting across from me in therapy ♪ ♪ i know the truth is hard to hear, but it wasn't hard to find ♪ ♪ baby, were you blindsided or were you just blind ♪ ♪ or were you just blind ♪ ♪ i'd go write a song and you'd go for a walk ♪ ♪ we had to get drunk to ever really talk ♪ ♪ i told you what i needed, didn't have to read my mind ♪ ♪ so were you blindsided or wer you just blind ♪ ♪ and now you're saying that you're lost and that's lost on me ♪ ♪ you didn't ever want to leave the house ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ didn't want a family ♪ ♪ i know the truth is hard to hear, but it wasn't hard to find ♪ ♪ baby, were you blindsided or

♪♪ were you just blind ♪♪ were you jus were you just blind ♪ ♪ like that one time in 2019 before that big show ♪ ♪ we had a big fight ♪ ♪ i slept on the couch and then the next night, you put your suit ♪ ♪ i put on a smile and sang about how it's okay to cry, dying inside ♪ ♪ and nour saying that you're lost and lost on me ♪ ♪ tell me when did i start looking like the enemy ♪ ♪ i know the truth is hard to hear, you've got yours and i've got mine ♪ ♪ baby, were you blindsided or were you just blind ♪ ♪ were you just blind, yeah ♪ ♪ were you blind ♪ ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ ♪ were with you, were you just blind, baby, oh ♪

♪ ♪ you couldn't say it to my face ♪ ♪ you would have searched the whole world over ♪ ♪ yeah, okay ♪ ♪ now you're singing it loud on the radio like you're the only heart that breaks ♪ ♪ you would have searched the whole world over ♪ ♪ yeah, sure, okay ♪ [ cheers and applause >> kelsea ballerini, thank you so much. there's more where that came from, but first on a friday morning, this is "today" on nbc. ♪

this summer for kelsea ballerini, and our concert series rolls on. >> you're going to love this one. up next, a song that earned her a grammy nomination for best country solo performance, "heart

first. kelsea, take it away ♪ ♪ ♪ met him at a party, accidentally brushed his body ♪ ♪ on the way to get a drink at the bar ♪ ♪ i couldn't wait till later, talking in the elevator ♪ ♪ then we're kissing in the bac of the car ♪ ♪ that voice in my head says to slow down ♪ ♪ but it can't see the way you're looking at me right now ♪ ♪ and it may not be next week, what i need ♪ ♪ but then again, what maybe it might be ♪ ♪ could be forever or we might break ♪

♪ that's just the kind of risk that we take ♪ ♪ my head is yelling that i could get hurt but i'm going to jump right in ♪ ♪ baby, with my heart first ♪ ♪ i got to have you, got to see if this works ♪ ♪ i got to have you, in your t-shirt ♪ ♪ who knows what will happen ♪ ♪ ain't that kind of magic ♪ ♪ when you don't know who's holding the cards ♪ ♪ could be a wish i never knew you or permanently tattoo joke ♪ ♪ only the moon knows what's in the stars ♪ ♪ that voice in my head says to low down ♪ ♪ but it can't feel your hands on my hips right now ♪ ♪ and it may not be next year, what i need, but then again, maybe it might be ♪ ♪ could be forever, or we might break ♪ ♪ that's just the kind of risk that we take ♪

♪ my head is yelling that i could get hurt ♪ ♪ but i'm going to jump right in, baby with my heart first ♪ ♪ i got to have you, got to see if this works ♪ ♪ i got to have you, wake up in your t-shirt ♪ ♪ i got to have you, diving in heart first ♪ ♪ i got to have you ♪ ♪ and i can't even stop myself anymore ♪ ♪ we couldn't end the perfect night outside my front door ♪ ♪ could be forever or we might break ♪ ♪ that's just the kind of risk that we take ♪ ♪ my head is yelling that i could get hurt ♪ ♪ but i'm going to jump right in, baby, with my heart first ♪ ♪ i got to have you, got to see if this works ♪

♪ i got to have you, wake up in your t-shirt ♪ ♪ i got to have you, diving in heart first ♪ ♪ i got to have you, yeah to have yo♪ >> kballerini. the band sounds great.[ cheers >> kelsea. >> kelsea ballerini. you sound great. the band sounds great. should we sing a great round of kelsea since her birthday is in august september. oh, forget it. >> too early it's too early. >> too early. >> never too early >> last month. >> hang onto those 20s so you got -- you're don'te with the tour you're going to get some time off. >> yes >> write songs and have fun. >> live a life to write about. >> i love it >> live a life to write about. >> we're so happy to have you here. >> thank you this was so much fun, like, filled up any heart tank thank you. >> by the way, kelsea's -- stick around, folks. she's back

one more hit coming up on the third hour of "today" as well. >> we'll sing happy birthday to you in september. >> next time on a friday morning, check out your local news, weather, and these messages and more music from kelsea straight ahead. [ cheers and applause ♪ baby with my heart first ♪

good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. music lovers right about now gearing up to descend onto

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