wherever you stream. even on our nbc bay area app. you can take us with you on the go. join us now or whenever it fits into your schedule. >> thanks for joining us here on "today in the bay." we want to say good morning to one of our viewers i met in napa this weekend, clint. i told you i would say hello. hello. have a great morning. >> napa. nice. good tuesday morning to you. we're tracking extreme weather across the united states. >> dangerous situations playing out in california and texas. good morning. it's august 22nd. this is "today." breaking overnight a hospital in los angeles hit by a major power outage. crews racing to evacuate patients as the region copes

with the aftermath of hilary. down south tropical storm harold strengthening, bearing down on the gulf coast of texas. we'll have the latest in your full forecast. rising toll. at least 115 people now dead in the wake of those historic fires in hawaii. hundreds more still missing. president biden getting a firsthand look at the devastation. >> the country grieves with you, stands with you, and we'll do everything possible to help you cover. >> we're there live. set to surrender. donald trump planning to turn himself in on thursday to face election interference charges in georgia. just ahead, the terms he must agree to, while his republican rivals gear up for their first presidential debate without him. we'll have the very latest. rough landing. terrifying moments for passengers, sparks flying, as their plane touches down. inside that investigation and the urgent meetings on runway safety nationwide just ordered

by the faa. those stories, plus growing outrage. the head of soccer in spain facing backlash after this unwanted kiss on the lips for his team's star just moments after winning the record cup. the calls for his resignation and new apology straight ahead. speed racer. >> here comes sha'carri richardson! sha'carri has done it! >> american sha'carri richardson wins the 100-meter final at the world championships, capping her remarkable comeback. >> that was the race of sha'carri's life, and she delivered. >> just one day after noah lyles dashes his way to victory. >> it's noah lyles, world champion. >> team usa now with the coveted titles of the world's fastest man and woman, with their eyes

on the paris olympics. today, tuesday, august 22nd, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good tuesday morning, welcome to "today." 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. so happy you're with us. savannah is enjoying time off. craig is here. sha'carri and noah. usa number one and number one. >> i can't remember when we had the fastest man and woman in the world. >> we'll have more on those races in a bit. but first we're following two major weather stories. patients at white memorial hospital evacuated after fa facility was hit by a power outage and then the backup

generator, it went out as well. that emergency is playing out as communities across the west are cleaning up the damage from tropical storm hilary's record rainfall. >> another tropical storm named harold gaining strength overnight as it heads for texas. that storm is expected to make landfall today, leading to major concerns over flash flooding there. >> all this is playing out as hawaii continues to deal with the impact of those historic wildfires, the president and first lady touring the devastation in maui yesterday. we have it covered with you and we're going to start with nbc's erin mclaughlin and the situation in california. erin, good morning to you. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. take a look at this. this looks like it could be from an earthquake, but this is the work of a mudslide. tropical storm hilary has transformed this area, and now crews are working around the clock to clean it up. meanwhile, overnight, in los angeles, an emergency is developing after a hospital

lost complete power. the cause of the power outage unclear. this morning first responders working to rescue california's most vulnerable residents. a power outage at white memorial hospital in los angeles affecting hundreds of patients, including some on ventilators. emergency evacuations under way as firefighters had to carry some patients down flights of stairs with elevators stalled. >> their power that specializes in nick nicu, ob-gyn, and rehab lost power. >> reporter: it comes as emergency response teams work throughout the west coast, as the damage left by tropical storm hilary is coming into fuller view. in cathedral city near palm springs, heavy mud flows trapping elderly residents. firefighters using construction equipment to bring them to safety. >> to use a 50-ton skip loader that's not something we do, so it can't be comfortable for them.

>> reporter: while in the san bernardino mountain town of forest falls, residents like vicky say they're thankful to be alive following a massive mudslide that trapped firefighters sunday night and narrowly missed her home. >> there was just so much mud that it just went right over everything. >> reporter: residents say the mountain just gave way and came pouring down this road. what's left, about 6 feet of mud. you can see, this is just like quicksand. officials say, until this is cleared, an entireown t cut off. meanwhile in eastern washington state, multiple wildfires continue to threaten lives and property. scorching more than 20,000 acres and forcing thousands to te.c nbc's jesse kirsch is there. >> here inin medical lake park parts ravaged by wildfire. home after home burned to the ground. >> reporter: back in southern californiaing the bravery and training of first responders is being credited with saving dozens from fast-rising floodwaters. this morning, the aftermath.

buckled railroad tracks, abandoned vehicles, and a half-submerged 18-wheeler. a reminder of the storm's destructive power. officials here in california tell me the damage assessment begins in earnest today. they'll be looking for two things, residences and infrastructure damage, and from there determine whether or not southern california qualifies for fema assistance. they're also on the watch for more mudslides like this one, especially around those burn scarred areas. hoda, back to you. >> erin mclaughlin for us. incredible pictures, thank you. as folks are cleaning up from the effects of hilary there, dylan in for al, she has a check on harold now, the next storm we may have to deal with. >> already the next tropical system that we're seeing. this one is going to affect southern texas and parts of mexico, this one near brownsville, just south of corpus christi. we have some heavier rain and thunderstorms moving through that area. the winds with this storm system up to 45 miles per-hour is

moving quickly at 18 miles per hour. since it is bearing down on the coast of texas, we do have tropical storm watches and warnings naturally in effect. as this moves westward, it is going to weaken once it crosses land and will weaken quickly as it moves through mexico. you see by this afternoon around 1:00, that's where we're already expecting this storm to make its way onshore. heaviest of the rain will be across southern texas. we could see about 3 to 4 inches of rainfall. some areas could get up to 7 inches of rain. keep in mind, though, this area has been under significant drought conditions. so this is actually some much needed rain. be course, when it all comes quickly, that could lead to flooding potential, so that's going to be our biggest concern through the day today. >> thank you so much. also this morning, the death toll from those maui fires rose again overnight with hundreds still missing. and frustration mounting over the initial response and the flow of aid to victims. president biden and the first lady touring the devastation yesterday. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer is there with the very latest. hi, miguel.

good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. for the first time rescue teams are giving us a new detailed breakdown of their search-and-rescue mission. they now say 100% of single-family homes have been searched for the missing, but they're transitioning to multilevel homes and commercial buildings, so they may have a lot of work left to go. we know 115 people are dead. 850 are missing. this as the president has visited maui, spending several hours on the ground with survivors and also promising them aid. president biden trying to provide a glimmer of hope amid the heartbreak in maui, after touring the wildfire devastation with the first lady. they met with survivors and first responders feet from maui's banyan tree. >> today it's burned but still standing. the tree survived for a reason. i believe it's a very powerful symbol of what we can and will do to get through this crisis. >> reporter: so far, only several victims have been

identified. most are seniors, many others feared to be children, like kettle fuentes who would have just celebrated his 15th birthday. >> i'll miss his everything, his presence, his smiles, his laughter. >> reporter: president biden announcing millions in federal relief, including $700 payments to every impacted family for immediate needs. >> whatever you need, you're going to get. >> reporter: but many here feel it's not enough. >> you kw, $no0 per person is just not enough. the cost of living in hawaii is so high. >> they send however millions of dollars to ukraine, yeah? what about us? >> i can't see anything. >> reporter: it comes as terrifying few video surfaces of survivors fleeing the inferno. atf investigators are still searching for causes of the

wildfire as criticism mounts against the decision not to use the island's warning sirens. kindergarten teacher kim camacho said she h 23 students, but has only been able to reach eight of their families. >> these children on this hill, the ones we can't find, those are our students. >> reporter: the governor admits not soding the siren was a mistake. during the recovery he's encouraging visitors to come back to parts of the island not impacted by the fires, their livelihood dependent on tourism. >> when you come, you will support our local economy and speed the recovery of the people suffering right now. >> reporter: with that new update for the search and missing, it's unclear how long it's going to take to search the multilevel homes and commercial buildings. 850 people remain unaccounted for today.

>> miguel almaguer, thank you. meanwhile this morning we're learning a little bit more about what will happen later this week when donald trump surrenders to authorities in georgia to face fourth criminal indictment, this as his fellow republican presidential hopefuls are getting set for tomorrow night's first debate. nbc's garrett haake covers the trump campaign and joins us with details on all of it. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the political world is preparing to converge on milwaukee this week for the pivotal first debate, but donald trump not only won't be participating, but he will be headed to a georgia county jail for booking the very next day with thjudge now setting conditions for his release. former president donald trump once again poised to steal the spotlight this week from the party he seeks to lead, confirming on social media overnight that he plans to turn himself in at the fulton county jail on thursday to be booked on wide-ranging charges he led a conspiracy to overturn the election in georgia. according to court documents, his attorneys negotiated the terms of his release in advance, including a $200,000 bond, and promises that he n throtten or intimidate any co-defendant,

witness, or victim, including on social media. while mr. trump prepares to head to georgia, the rest of the gop field setting their sights on wisconsin. the rnc announcing overnight that eight candidates have met the requirements for the first debate on wednesday, leaving mr. trump off of the list after he posted over the weekend due to his,uote, legendary poll number, he would not be debating, leaving the stage to his rivals. >> we're excited about it. i think it will be a vigorous exchange even though donald trump will not be there. >> reporter: the former president, instead, recording an interview with former fox news host tucker carlson, hoping to counter program the debate, according to two sources familiar with his plans. governor ron desantis, mr. trump's closest rival, rallying supporters in florida and predicting on fox news some republicans will see mr. trump's debate absence as presumptuous. >> i don't think they're going to look kindly on somebody who thinks they don't have to earn it. >> reporter: even as mr. trump's

legal challenges grow, new polling from nbc news and "the des moines register" show his political durability. 51% of likely iowa republican caucus goers telling us they believe mr. trump's false claim they actually won the 2020 election. >> i think there's still so much anger athe trocess, and i think he draws on that. >> garrett, you mentioned georgia. later this week, there's also at election interference case pending in washington. we understand there's been movement on that. what can you tell us? >> there's been a flurry of filings on that case in the last few days after mr. trump's lawyers suggested a trial date in 2026 late last week. the special counsel is now responding. jack smith's team says the former president's concern about mountains of evidence are overblown and that millions of pages of what the prosecution will be handing over come from mr. trump's social media, public reporting, the january 6th committee, or from mr. trump's own aides and associates. look, the prosecution wants this trial to start fast, in january.

the judge is expecteto make a final decision on that next week. craig? >> garrett haake in washington, thank you. newly obtained video shows the tense moments when police raided the house, the home, of a kansas newspaper owner. the video from august 11th shows officers executing a search warranty at eric meyer's house. meyers lived with his mother joan meyer who served as co-publisher of the newspaper. police accused the paper of committing identity theft in order to access public records. >> don't you touch any of that stuff >> ma'am -- >> this is my house. >> i know. you're wasting your breath. >> ma'am -- >> you [ bleep ]. >> the day after the raid 98-year-old joan meyer died. her son blames her death on stress caused by the police incursion. lots to get to including that hard landing caught on camera.

check this out. take a look. you can see sparks flying from an alaska airlines flight as it touched down at an airport in southern california. nbc's tom costello covers aviation for us. tom, good morning to you. do we know what happened here? >> reporter: yeah, craig. good morning to you. this happened during the tropical storm. this flight came in and hit the ground very hard, dragging its left wing down the runway as it went. thankfully no injuries. separately the faa ordering airports nationwide to hold urgent runway safety meetings. this morning, a terrifying landing caught on camera. on board an alaska airlines nes flight traveling from seattle to orange county, california, sunday. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: sparks flying from the aircraft as the plane made a rough landing at john wayne airport. >> we have a category 3 737 that had a main landing gear

collapse it is resting on its engine. >> establishing airport ic the 737 main landing gear collapsed. >> reporter: alaska airlines says the airline was unable to taxi to the gate due to an issue with its landing gear. thankfully no reports of injuries but passengers this year have faced a number of frightening incidents in the skies and on the runways based on another issue. close calls related to control tower and pilot communications nbc news has learned the faa is calling on airports nationwide to hold runway safety meetings now. following growing concerns over a rising number of close calls. >> anywhere between 300 lives or mo were put at risk in these near collisions. >> reporter: one close call at austin airport where a controller cleared a fedex 767 cargo jet to land on the same runway that a southwest 737 was

landing full of passengers you can see in the congressional animation how close they might have come. another incident at boston logan airport. a learjet pilot took off without clearance as a jetblue flight was landing on a crossing runway this image from the cockpit showing that very moment the safety meetings are scheduled at 90 airports and will focus on situational awareness in cockpits and towers double confirming radio instructions and sterile cockpits pilots should only be talking to each other about the job until they reach 10,000 feet. >> everybody needs to be more vigilant and double down on safety >> reporter: so a close call on a runway is called a runway incursion, according to the faa, and last year there were nearly 1,700 runway incursions, some serious, some very minor, but nonetheless, that's up 33% in ten years. craig? that that's scary.

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maui to survey the damage yesterday. the president says the federal government will continue to assist in recovery, sheltering and rebuilding efforts. new calls for change in san francisco after the death of a young girl near oracle park. it happened last week at 4th and king streets. a witness told nbc bay area an suv hit the 4-year-old girl and her father as he was pushing her in a stroller. yesterday the mayor outlined possible changes endorsed by safety advocates, including the removal of one southbound right turn lane and a change to the traffic signal. a memorial and rally is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. today at the nearby caltrain plaza. and now it's time to get a look at that forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what's expected to be a humid day? >> yeah, we're starting out humid as we still get the subtropical moisture coming in, and we're also going t see temperatures in the upper 80s for the inland areas. it does get hotter tomorrow with a clearing sky and we'll see

upper 90s in parts of the east bay, as well as the south county. as we approach the weekend, it's going to come down several degrees with some upper 80s, while san francisco will see temperatures mainly in the upper 70s for tomorrow and thursday, and then upper 60s with fog returning in the forecast heading into the weekend. the full forecast is on the full forecast is on nbcbayarea.com. introducucing togo's's new frech dip p sandwicheses.

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>> yeah. >> back, 7:30. what you just saw, stunning upset. that was the world track and field championship, american sprinter sha'carri richardson winning gold in the 100 meters that's her personal best, by the way. 10.65 seconds. if you want to see a celebration, watch her for the three minutes after this race. she, by the way, a serious contender at the paris olympics next summer. wow. >> she's worked. >> she's been through it. >> she's been through it good for her. >> it was interesting what she's had to overcome the last two years to get here. >> yes. >> we look forward to her talking to us tomorrow. >> that was certainly a remarkable race for sha'carri, and it came just one day after american noah lyles won the women's 100 meters we'll celebrate with the world's fastest man when he joins us live in our next hour. >> very cool. >> fastest people on the planet, americans. first a lot to get to. we're going to start with another closely watched sporting event, the women's world cup. >> yeah. in the wake of spain's thrilling win, the president of the soccer federation is under fire for what many are calling an inappropriate celebration after

sunday's final match nbc's kelly cobiella joins us all with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning to you. yeah, this is meant to be a time to really celebrate and savior the win for the spanish women's team and their fans. but instead, their victory is somewhat clouded by a moment many fans and others say never should have happened overnight, a world champion homecoming for spain's women in madrid, coming off the plane to a victory parade the team celebrating with thousands of fans cheering them on after their first ever world cup win. midfielder jenni hermoso ecstatic sunday. it's the best feeling i've ever felt the players getting hugs as they received their medals. then this, spanish football fo kisses association president luis

rubiales kisses hermosa on the lips, holding her head in his hands. minutes later, as the team partied in the locker room, hermosa says of the kiss, i didn't like it the backlash in spain swift. a headline in the top-selling newspaper read, jenny didn't like the kiss, neither did we. spain's culture minister on x formerly known as twitter calling it an act of sexual violence the spanish football president at first dismissed criticism, but last night this apology. rubiales said in part he regretted his actions and he was wrong, but this was no bad intention. we saw it as natural, he added, but i have to apologize, learn from this, and understand that when you're president, you have to be more careful hermosa released her own statement saying she has a great relationship with rubiales and the kiss was a natural expression of affection and gratitude, adding, i'm a world champion and that's what matters. >> if this were to happen in the

united states, this would be considered sexual harassment/sexual assault. >> 100%. to see some prominent voices from within saying that this crossed the line, that, to me, shows that this is kind of beyond what we may consider a cultural norm, beyond what we may consider moment of emotions. >> reporter: some are calling for rubiales to resign an apology should not be enough, this fan says, but fans and players say nothing will overshadow what the women have achieved >> kelly, that's important to underscore those women did such an incredible job. they won they were kind of a cinderella team this team has overcome a lot, hasn't it? >> reporter: that's right. you know, more than a dozen players have been in a dispute with their coach and the soccer federation for what they say was mistreatment in the lead-up to

the world cup. in fact, a number of spain's stars didn't even play in the tournament because of that dispute. before the tournament, on it top of that, they had never made it through the knockout stage of the world cup, so they were truly underdogs. this morning, they are savoring the win in spite of the controversy. in fact, take a look at this picture. jenni hermoso really savoring it and posed in bed with the trophy copying that iconic shot of lionel messi after his world cup win with argentina yes, they're still enjoying it. >> cool. >> absolutely. that was great true champions all rit,ghelly thank you. still ahead here on a tuesday morning, some new details on the shooting death of a california business owner and mother of nine during a confrontation about the p.r.i.d.e. flag hanging outside her store. what we're learning this morning about that investigation as those emotional tributes continue to pour in for the

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pileup could lead to emptier shelves and higher prices across the country. >> reporter: this morning, the panama canal, a critical trade route for the u.s., is in the middle of a major traffic jam. more than 130 ships are currently stuck on either side of the canal, with some vessels waiting for weeks to enter so what's behind the pileup? an ongoing drought and extreme weather conditions that authorities say have no historical precedent. >> we are managing water resources and waiting for some rainfall to come >> reporter: the canal is estimated to use triple the amount of water as new york city each day, which means rainfall is key to replenish and operate the waterway earlier this month, authorities capped daily transits across the canal to 32 vessels, down from an average of 36 under normal conditions most of the ships caught in the backlog are bulk cargo or gas carriers, with many of them headed straight to u.s. ports with popular goods >> most of the things you find

at walmart, costco, sam's club, target, these ships are so humongous in size that they can be up to four or five times the length of a football field >> reporter: the u.s. is the largest user of the panama canal, representing 73% of its traffic, totaling about $270 billion in cargo each year the low water levels are taking a toll recent restrictions on the canal including added premiums on heavier ships are forcing many companies to transport fewer items, potentially leading to emptier shelves and higher prices in stores nationwide. >> that snowball effect will impact goods that you thought would be here in august would arrive in september and october and could lead to a small increase in price. >> reporter: the bottleneck in panama reminiscent of previous delays of other routes. in 2021 a massive container ship blocked the suez canal in egypt bringing traffic to a

standstill later that year, an unprecedented supply chain crisis left dozens of vessels waiting to unload their cargo in the ports of los angeles and long beach, right near the holiday season while the current drought in panama could require weeks, if not months of additional rainfall to get the canal back up and running like normal, experts say there should be no reason to worry about a shipping grinch this christmas. >> the average holiday present that people expect to put under a tree, most of that stuff will be here when you need it. >> so, then, vicky, what consumer items can we expect to be least impacted by this pileup >> so because of the weight restrictions that are in place at the panama canal, experts say it's the heavier things like the refrigerat refrigerators. even raw goods like countertops and flooring, that will take an extra month to arrive. when it comes to your goods like groceries, the goonewsd s a lot of the big box retailers have like sturdy supply chains, and they should still be able to

keep us stocked. the longer the pileup goes, th more likely you may have to pay more. >> doesn't it feel like, though, this is happening far more often. >> the suez canal situation. you talk about weather and climate change, they haven't had the rain if you don't have the water levels the ships can't go. >> yeah. good point. >> science. >> science. 7:43 let's get a check of the weather from dylan. >> a little more science for you this morning we talk about the numbers and the heat index and just how hot it's going to be we want to put this in perspective. when you get your heat index up to above 90 degrees, you have to take more caution and then extreme caution for areas down through texas, up into omaha, minneapolis, where the heat index is going to be greater than 103 degrees that's when you hit that heat exhaustion where your body can't keep itself cool enough. so you need to stay indoors in the air-conditioning as much as you can because the heatstroke is certainly possible for those folks who have to spend a lot of time outdoors. you have to take those breaks and drink water. minneapolis, it is going to feel like 116 today

st. louis will feel like 111, little rock like 113 degrees tomorrow we're still looking at those heat index values up to 110 to 115 degrees. chicago, brutal heat it's going to feel like it's 111 degrees. wemphis will feel like it's 112. ill begin to see temperatures cool off a bit, especially by the time we start off the weekend. chicago friday 83, saturday 77, st. louis drops down to 89 still hot but cooler good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be slightly warmer today, but also still very humid to start. eventually the mugginess will start to get a little better. but as the air dries out, our temperatures will be warming up. tomorrow we're looking at upper 90s for the inland valleys. as we go toward the end of the week into the weekend, we'll reach back into the upper >> that's your latest forecast. >> all right

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it' it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, extreme weather. a los angeles hospital evacuated after losing power as communities across the west clean up from hilary. in texas, tropical storm harold is on the move. we're live with a full forecast. then, tragic death. tributes pouring in for the california mother of nine killed

in a confrontation over the p.r.i.d.e. flag hanging outside store. officials releasing more details about the suspect this morning. we'll have the very latest. plus, breaking the cycle. we're taking a look at one woman's incredible journey, how she used cycling to get her through her battle with breast cancer. >> a little more than two years ago i never would have thought i would be back on the bike. >> the full story straight ahead. top of the charts. it's the song that went viral online. ♪ rich men north of richmond ♪ ♪ lord knows they all just want to have total control ♪ >> now hitting number one on the billboard charts. a look at how oliver anthony made history nearly overnight, tuesday, august 22nd, 2023. ♪♪ crossing today off on allison's bucket list.

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our news at 8:00. tropical storm hull rhode island has left parts of the west coast cleaning up from mudslides and flooding, and on top of all of that, a hospital in l.a. hit by a major power outage overnight. nbc's erin mclaughlin joins us now with the very latest on these breaking details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. hoda, that's right. overnight in los angeles, an emergency developing at the white memorial hospital which lost complete power, including backup generators. firefighters on scene to evacuate more than 200 patients, some of them critically ill. the cause of that power outage is unclear. meanwhile cleanup continues throughout southern california following tropical storm hilary in cathedral city just near palm springs. 14 senior citizes had to be evacuated using construction equipment after they were

trapped this their homes by mud. similar scenes in san bernardino, mountains where mud shooids completely cut off an entire town. now officials it tell me that today the damage assessment from all of this begins in earnest. they're going to be looking to see if southern california qualifies for that fema assistance, as they're on the watch for potential mudslides like the one that caused this destruction hike this one. hoda, back to you. >> all right. erin mclaughlin for us in california, thank you. we've got dylan in now. 8:03. tell us what's happening with the florida state texas. >> yeah. we're -- tropical storm in texas. >> this is harold right now approaching the gulf coast of texas north of brownsville and south of corpus christi. winds at 45 miles per hour moving fairly quickly to the west at 18 miles an hour. it will likely maintain the tropical storm strength before it weakens as it moves through mexico pretty quickly. you see by tomorrow morning it's already racing through mexico and is weakened to a low pressure system. so we're looking for about 3 to 4 inches of rainfall.

we could see some isolated rainfall, up to 7 inches of rain. the only good thing is that this area has been under a significant drought conditions so the water is certainly necessary. the problem is, that when you get those tropical downpours, it's a lot of rain in a short period of time. that could lead to some flooding potential when all said and done, it will be helpful to help with the drought conditions in that part of the country. >> we'll come back to you in just a few moments. meanwhile, more on the deadly shooting in a california resort town being investigated as a possible hate crime. officials say a celebrity fashion designer and mother of nine was killed by someone angry over a p.r.i.d.e. flag hanging at her shop. c's maggie vespa joins us with more on this story maggie, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. yeah, deputies identifying the gunman yesterday saying he shot lauri carleton after ripping down her p.r.i.d.e. flag and yelling anti-gay slurs as

tributes pour in from movie stars and carleton's own family, remembering her for her bravery. this morning, devastation on display, near california's scenic lake arrowhead, after authorities say well-known local shop owner laura anne carleton was gunned down by travis ikeguchi who they say cut down a p.r.i.d.e. nag in her store and yelled antigay slurs >> carleton, who worked at magpie, confronted ikeguchi and during the confrontation ikeguchi shot and killed carleton. >> reporter: after the fatal shooting on friday, deputies caught up with ikeguchi a mile from the store and killed him after they say he opened fire with a handgun hitting patrol cars they say ikeguchi's social media accounts are filled with anti-gay posts and they're investigating this as a potential hate crime friday's murder leaving the town stunned, neighboring store owner and friend robin lyles says a customer broke the terrible news. >> basically screamed lauri's been shot. they're saying she's been killed >> reporter: the 66-year-old

leaving behind a husband of 28 years and a blended family including nine children. two of her daughters remembering their mother as fearless, cool, and compassionate, while tributes poured in from some of her celebrity customers including jamie lee curtis and renowned director paul feag, posting lauri carleton was my friend if people don't think anti-guy and trans rhetoric isn't dangerous think again. the shooting against a rise in hate against the community one study tracking more than 350 incidents between june of last year and april 2023. just last month, 20-year-old o'shae sibley was dancing at a gas station when a group of men yelled gay slurs, one of them fatally stabbing sibley. >> our community has seen a lot of violence. now that's stretching out to the allies in our community. >> reporter: a fearless defender, now possibly the

latest target of mounting hate. >> you can't make sense of it. >> hate is senseless >> reporter: and, guys, we're told investigators are looking into whether the shooter had been to carleton's store before. we know he lived in the area the friend we talked to in the peace said the flag had been taken down multiple times in the past by multiple people again in the past and every time that happened carleton would put it back up or replace it with a larger p.r.i.d.e. flag craig? >> maggie vespa, thank you. house hunters facing a financial challenge not seen in a generation the average interest rate on 30-year mortgages soared to 7.48% yesterday. that's the highest level in nearly 23 years. meantime the median price of a house continues to come down from prepandemic highs, but it's still at $416,000. so if you bought a house for that much with current mortgage rates and 20% down payment, you would have a monthly payment of

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with one of her personal heros. >> as you know, hoda, i went through breast cancer a few years ago and while there are a lot of really it terrible parts of that, there's also what i consider blessings in the amazing women that i've met through this one of them is lisa, who not only supported me on my journey, but showed me just how far you can go even when you least expect it. ♪ take on the globe's best >> reporter: along the windswept scottish couryside, lisa is about to take on the globe's greatest cyclists, no one more surprised at her at just how far she's come donning the stars and stripes she warmed up for the world championship, 35- to 39-year-old individual time trial. often called the race of truth, a straight 15 1/2 miles just the rider, the bike, and whatever they can find inside. >> little nerves. >> little nerves. >> reporter: maybe because lisa's truth is so much different than the long-time cyclist she's about to face.

>> i would have never put my se >> reporter: the long island mother of two starting joining her husband andrew for rides name with the word "slath"athlen any sentence >> reporter: for lisa, cycling became a lifeline. the long island mother of two started joining her husband andrew for rides when she was feeling down after the birth of her son. she liked it, and even entered some small local races until a long-time fear of lisa's played out. >> every woman in my immediate line has been affected by breast cancer. >> so i -- >> reporter: she had no known genetic variant but started finding suspicious lumps in her own breasts. >> my babies need their mom, and i will do anything, absolutely anything, to make sure that they have her >> reporter: at 36, she opted for a preventative double mastectomy that left her in extreme pain that only got worse. >> i couldn't raise my arms fully above my head. i couldn't sleep i couldn't embrace my babies i couldn't do anything without pain.

>> reporter: her search for answers led her to breast surgeon dr. jonathan bank, a specialist in post-mastectomy pain syndrome. anher surgery relieved the agony. eventually she got back on her bike. >> i said to my coach, i just want to see how strong i can get. >> reporter: just how strong is something nobody could have predicted. a test of how her body functions during exercise showed the self-described nonathlete had the capacity of a pro. >> from new york -- >> reporter: lisa started back >> reporter: dr. winning and winning and winning, becoming a national champion for her age group. >> a little more than two years ago i never thought i would be

back on the bike. >> reporter: dr. bank tells me he's filming a documentary on her recovery >> i was just a woman who got on her bike and happened to be strong. >> she just continues to humble me, and i'm just in constant awe of her achievements that are way beyond physical on a bike. >> reporter: he is here in scotland as she gets ready to take on the world. >> does not get any bigger than this these are the best of the best from around the world. >> from the united states. >> go, go, go! >> reporter: over 35 minutes, the racers push themselves to the limit. lisa, fueled by how far she's come. >> lisa! whoo >> what were you thinking about out there? >> oh, over and over, lisa just go. lisa just go that's all i kept saying >> reporter: both of us moved to tears knowing the true prize. >> i really hope that other people who are going through this can feel this amount of pride, just to bounce back and know that you n come out the other side better than you ever

thought you could before >> reporter: a journey she could have never imagined, but one she is determined to embrace with everything she has >> okay. if you're not inspired after seeing that, oh, my. first of all, amazing. you came in 11th in the worlds, which is unbelievable. i mean, i kept hearing you say you were never an athlete, but honestly, in high school you never played a sport you never did any of that stuff? >> i didn't even participate in gym class. i broke my arm in second grade and that took me out of gym throughout high school, and never did anything it until my husband encouraged me to get on a bike and start riding with him. >> i feel like the bike is the vehicle, but there's something inside you that's beyond the bike there's something beyond all of this what did you think that motivates you through all these things

>> honestly i love changing myself recovering from my breast reconstruction surgeries, i felt like i hit rock bottom i don't think i would have been so comfortable admitting that before i went through that >> yeah. >> process now i'm proud of saying i hit rock botto and i did -- i found it within myself i appreciate what other people saw in me to say, wow, you can come out of this and do something you never thought you could before. >> right i mean we're not all going to be world-class cyclists, i don't think, but now i may try but, you know, the lesson that i learned from her is, we can push ourselves and we can all try things that maybe we haven't done before and like she said, come out on the other side better than you did before. >> i love what she added to your life because just by chance you meet her >> right. >> just by this moment, and now you guys are friends and you have this inspiration. >> yes.

>> so generous. >> never know where this is going to take you. >> wow. >> and what she won't tell you is that her wheel was broken when she was doing that race she only figured it out afterwards >> what? >> yes. >> your beautiful family i know it there's got to be a camera somewhere we've got your beautiful husband and kids and sister and your niece all here in studio so we can see your support system is strong. >> i take them everywhere. >> wow. >> we're leaving for nationals after this. >> you're getting in a car and driving? >> we are getting in a car the moment we get home, getting out of this jacket, putting on sweats and heading to georgia. >> we wish you the best of luck. thank you. >> thank you so much. what a great story let's get over to dylan and get a check on the weather >> what an incredible story. take a look at what's going on across the country we have some more record high temperatures likely down through texas, through the midwest, up into minneapolis/st. paul area it's going to feel like it's nearly 115 degrees today some isolated strong storms out west, just keep that in mind across the northern rockies with the approaching cold front harold through southern texas

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down ♪ ♪ lord, it's a damn shame what the world's gotten to ♪ ♪ for people like me and people like you ♪ ♪ wish i could just wake up, an it n be true but it is ♪ >> wow. >> this is what people are saying conservatives have rallied behind the track that calls out wealthy legislators in washington, dc some are describing it as raw and authentic, and although on his own youtube channel he posted a video he labeled his political views, quote, dead center down the aisle, everybody is talking about this thing. and they are not going to stop. >> exactly wow. how about this one "barbie," a behind-the-scenes video proving why ryan gosling is more than just ken. yesterday, atlantic records shared a peek at the making of his movie ballad and all of the kens who helped make it happen including marvel star see ma wu and music star legend slash. take a listen. ♪ i'm just ken ♪

♪ she sees a friend ♪ ♪ what will it take for her to see a man behind ken and fight for me ♪ ♪ i'm just ken ♪ i'm great ♪ i'm just ken ♪ ♪ >> by the way, "barbie" has made over $1.2 billion with a "b" alt the box office so far. that's a great song. >> yes. >> last holdouts >> me either. >> oh! >> you have to go, guys. end of next week. >> all right next up the outsiders omfr the book to the big screen, who could forget this iconic line. >> wow now, pony boy and the rest of the gang are making their way to broadway

the production announced previews for the new musical they're set to kick off next year at thberne d jacobs theater. it has serious power behind the scenes, angelina jolie recently named the show's lead producer. >> wow. >> tickets go on sale in november you've got to see that one and finally, this is my favorite item of the day good burger 2 in a teaser. they are back and ready to take your order in their highly anticipated sequel it has been three decades in the making >> hey. >> hey, man. ♪ >> welcome to you almost car burgered me to death. >> the new adventures starts now. >> welcome to good burger, home of the good burger. can we take your order >> water. >> i think so. >> oh, yeah, that's water. >> none for me, thanks. >> you will be happy to know we know someone who has given that

burger mobile a spin our very own mr. roker visited the set. you'll have to keep an eye open for his cameo. premiers on paramount plus this fall. >> i love that. >> can't wait. >> so good. still ahead, all the tips and it tools you need to get the entire family organized for the new school year. but first, your local news good morning. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. alameda county authorities are asking the public for help in the wake of the recent fire at the port of oakland that spread smoke across the bay area two weeks ago at a metal recycling plant. it took firefighters a full day to clear it. county prosecutors are now asking anyone who may have evidence or leads regarding that

fire to come forward. in the days after the re,fi the air regulators issued two violations against the metal company. time for a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> we are still seeing a little bit of smoke coming in from some fires in oregon. we will have an air quality advisory extended today as the humidity remains high for this morning, but will be dropping throughout the day. temperatures inland reach the upper 80s, tomorrow even hotter with sunshine in the forecast with upper 90s. then we'll see morning clouds and cooler temperatures for the weekend with upper 80s in the forecast inland. san francisco will warm to the upper 70s tomorrow and mid 70s on thursday. back to our usual weather for the weekend. marcus. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes.

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8:30 on a tuesday morning. it's the 22nd of august. we're so happy to be out here celebrating anniversaries and birthdays. first anniversary. happy anniversary. 80th birthday. happy birthday. >> we have the same birthday. >> oh, my gosh what's your name >> alice. >> alice is celebrating 80. happy birthday. >> celebrating my 80th. >> two 80th birthdays. >> what's your name? >> betty. >> that's my mom's name. >> give me a hug. >> a birthday hug. >> this is fun so much love othisn laza today. we're so happy to see everybody. it's your birthday who else's birthday? yes, you can have a picture. of course. anything you want. >> your birthday >> guys? >> we'll come down. >> come on come on. we gotta another birthday. >> birthday too. >> happy birthday.

>> birthday hug. >> the best. all right, guys. we showed you sha'carri richardson's incredible performance at the women's 100 meters well, her american teammate noah lyles took the title on the men's side at the world championships, and he's got another race in his sight. it's his favorite. the 200, in his sights he's chasing usain bolt's records. we're going to talk to noah after this he's pumped up and we'll have that. plus, have you ever wished you could set up your kitchen like a professional? we brought one of new york city's hottest chefs to show you how. all of the essential tools you'll need. we'll show you how to do it. if your family is struggling to get into a routine after the long summer, listen up, we have got organizational hacks that smooth that back-to-school transition you will not want to miss it. coming up on the third hour, more genius ways to get organized and crafty, including how to use a pool noodle to

create the perfect back-to-school photo. >> what? before we do anything, seems like a perfect day in the city >> it is a perfect day we have more birthdays over here. >> okay. >> where are you >> happy birthday. how old are you? >> 11. >> thank you for coming. >> alex. >> very nice to meet you happy birthday birthdays all around the plaza today. we'll take a look at what's going on it is a little chilly here in new york i use chilly lightly, cooler than it has been because the humidity has dropped we're looking at 70s and 80s across the northeast, although it is hot and humid through the carolinas, the gulf coast, up into the upper 90s it will feel hotter. more record high temperatures in texas and the midwest. isolated stronger storms across the rockies. and then tomorrow, the rain through southern texas will move westward a good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we'll eventually have

lower humidity and temperatures remaining nice and mild with san jose reaching 82 degrees and in fremont, 87 in concord and fairfield. for tomorrow it does get quite a bit hotter with a lot of mid to upper 90s in the interior >> and that's your latest forecast. >> by the way, we missed a birthday >> we did. >> it's important. >> extremely. >> yes, it is. her name is? >> karen. >> karen is one of the top producers at the "today" show. she runs things. >> happy 30th, kirn. >> we're so happy to see you. >> happy birthday. coming up next, the world's fastest man. american noah lyles just took

that crown at the world championships with his eye on another big race in paris 2024 we'll chat with noah live in a minute first th is "today" on nbc is

men's 100 final underway coleman gets the characteristic fantastic start. noah lyles will have to find something special. noah lyles right at the line. we're back that was special a special moment for american noah lyles he shocked the world, however, he did not shock himself he won the 100 meters at the world championships. >> he called it, too, ahead of the race that means the 26-year-old now holds the coveted title of world's fastest man, something that is very nice to have at the

paris olympics less than a year away now did we mention, the 100, not even noah's best race. >> we're going to talk about it with the man himself, noah with us live from budapest. what a treat to sit with you take us through that race. it was over in a blink it was up. it was like a photo finish to see who had won. you said you knew from the beginning it was going to be you. >> yeah. i knew from the first two steps that it was my race to win after the semifinal round and i had such a great run, i come back and, you know, my coach is like, you just got it to do exactly what you said. he said your in everybody else's mind because they have to runaway from you nobody can match my top speed. when i crossed the line i knew i had one. everybody was celebrating like they did i was confused still i made sure the screen said my name. >> here's the thing though it wasn't just this. your mother was seen asking, did he win did he win after the race we saw you run into the stands, you wrapped your arms around her what were you saying to mom in that moment? what did you say to your mother?

>> yeah. she -- the thing about my mom, she can be dead front and center of the start line and the finish line and still not know who won. she always asks me, did you win? oh, yeah we were so overjoyed as my mom says, the 100 meters, she's like -- she calls her my side chick. >> oh, my. >> the 200 is my wife. here i am, playing around with my side chick, and she's so nervous because this isn't my main thing, but i was determined to show her and the world this is my main event as well, and she was just so excite for your me >> you did show her and the world. one of the most beautiful moments when the national anthem played, and something -- it came over you like a wave started as a trickle and ended with a wave. it was very emotional for you when that was happening. describe what was going on

during that moment for you >> yeah. i -- to be honest, i was singing the "national anthem" in my head, and i think we were three verses in, and all of a sudden my eyes get watery i'm like, okay, this is fine, it's a moment, it's a nice moment, and them all of a sudden we're halfway through and now one tear is coming down and i'm like, okay, we're doing this everything just really started flowing. it's not that serious, but in actuality, when you look back at it it is i've been to tokyo and it was empty. other world championships everybody leaves after the 200 no one there is to see the medal ceremony here i am. i got to be in budapest winning the event i have been dreaming for years in front of thousands of people, and we're finally here to commemorate this moment.

it was very emotional, and i don't think i realized how much weight i was holding onto. >> here's the thing. as you mentioned, your main event, the 200, coming up on friday you predicted victory ahead in the 100. are you going to predict victory again on friday? does noah lyles win the 200 as well >> i'm going for a little more than some victories. there's a few world records that i've had my eye on for quite a while now, and after having such a great improvement in the 100, i'm almost certain it's coming in the 200 >> good. we're rooting for you. also, hat's off to you counterpart sha'carri richaron who also it took number one in the 100. >> yes. >> usa all the way we want to see you guys in paris, 2024. >> we're going to be there. >> all right thank you. >> we're just waking everybody up, the miracles that will be happening in paris. >> there you go. thank you, noah. you can catch the world champions including noah's 200 meter race friday on usa and on peacock.

>> i've been following him since he was at tc williams in virginia, and that energy he has now, the same energy for 15 years. by the way, for an all access look at how noah prepared for the world stage, you can stream episode one of his docuseries on peacock, "untitled: the noah lyles project.

we're back. 8:44 with "shop this list today." back-to-school season. time to get reacquainted with our routines. we have some great items for all ages. we're going to help your family get organized in and out of the classroom. so, of course, we had to invite our organization expert, janelle cohen here. notdoorget to scan the qr code at the bottom of the screen to add everything to your cart.

one click away. we need you, janelle. i'm happy you're here. when kids are getting ready for school in the morning, that usually takes up a lot of time. i think you have an answer to that problem. >> i think i do. mornings are chaotic. this is a hanging organizer, hang it in your kid's closet. over the weekend pick out their outfits with them head to toe, spot for shoes, everything. they can feel empowered to get ready on their own. pick out their outfits and maybe you have a few extra minutes to accomplish what you need to. >> such a great idea. my kids put their clothes out, but in a pile and leave them by their bed, but look how nice the shoes and all save time. >> organized. >> yeah. okay. let's move on to lunch. >> yes. lunch. these are the bent go lunch boxes. they have the compartments so you can just put whatever little categories you want of food in each compartment. >> okay. >> they have a removable ice pack. >> love that. >> you can keep them nice and cold. they're spill-proof. you can throw it in the backpack, don't have to worry

about leaks. the kids love it. it's cute. >> something else, easy to open. often kids are struggling to open and close things. that's great. i love that. >> the colors are cute. >> right. the size is spot on. what about grown-ups? >> we need lunch too. i have really long days. people who are commuting and you don't want to feel like you're carrying around a lunch box. the chic adult lunchbox with two it, which i love. >> yes. >> it's insulated. >> love it. >> it's great. >> fit and fresh. >> super cute to carry. easy lunches. you say only one water bot toll get and you found it. >> i did. if you are not team owl, you have to try it. >> never tried it. >> what's the story? >> it's great because it comes with this little attach to like this. press a button it has a straw or take a sip. >> if you like a straw you have a stw. sip, you can sip. >> i like how it fits in your hand. >> the cup holder, tons of sizes and colors. >> by the way, super cute. i like that.

>> i drink so much water when i bring this with me. >> yes. >> easy to open and close. and like you said, the cup holder is critical. >> critical. >> all right. we tease there's a notebook we must have, and you have found it. >> i have. it's actually the last notebook you will need to buy. >> okay. >> it's reusable. so -- >> what? >> it comes with this erasable pen. >> okay. >> and when you're finished and filled up the notebook, wipe it down with water. >> you do not. >> you do. it feels like paper. sometimes they don't feel like you're righting in a notebook and it's so cool because you use their app. all you do is take the page, you scan it. >> yes. >> and then digitizes it and savings it to your cloud, saves it to your drive. send it to your classmates, colleagues. >> can i see this? >> really cool. >> this is cool. >> isn't that awesome. >> i'm into it. >> yeah. >> just use this and erase it. >> yep. only need one notebook. throw it in your purse or your to-do list. you're done. >> take us home. all the athletic equipment and stuff the kids have.

>> yes. >> what do we do with it? >> back-to-school means all the activities and then all the things end up everywhere. this is a great way to keep it organized. put it in a play room or your garage, entryway. it has a spot for literally everything. >> you're right. >> including home gym equipment. if you're trying to get back into the fitness routine, great spot to put your weights, boxing gloves, yoga mats. you name it. >> janelle, great job. happy you're here. thank you for these organizing tips. purchase the items scanning our qr code. head to today.com/shopthelist. "today" does earn a commission on the products available at target. over to you. >> all right up n.ex

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what >> these are my samurai swords in the kitchen i love lemon zest and the smell putting it in dressing, getting it going like this, smell that. >> delicious. >> that's a micro plain. easy to clean up you get to use 100% of the product. i've done this before where we make salad dressing and marinades with this. all the garlic on there. 100% yield, no waste >> you're right. >> don't have to use your knife or do any prep work. >> your fingers don't smell like garlic. >> if they do rub them on the lemon. >> save money using the plain. >> 100%. and a lot of tips you see are cost effective so every chef has their favorite chef knife. >> yes. >> my knives in the kitchen i love are the small little serrated paring knives i love them because they're easy to yield, very easy cutting zucchini what i hover to do is score it like this. what it does is open it up so i can season it and throw it on a tray also when you have small things like these cherry tomatoes, a big knife gets clunky in the hand slicing them is simple i don't know if you want to try one. >> gives you more control. >> yes

and grabs onto the skin of the tomato for a little snack. >> your knives are sharper. >> what is this? >> one that is not serrated. we can open it up. they're cost efficient. >> okay. >> this doesn't have the serrated you can cut the tomato. >> you don't have to use the big knife. >> strainer why? >> i love a strainer i told you lemons are my favorite, but when making salad dressing, i don't want a lot of cleanup. the pits stay in here. we're good the other thing, who doesn't love a mojito but the floating mint is annoying shake the cocktail up. >> what i love about the items they're not ridiculously expensive. >> no. and they're not large. you're not buying any appliances these are things you have that are multi-use. >> is that a real mojito >> yes, it is. we're not playing around here. >> we should have started with this

>> okay. hope it doesn't knock your socks off. >> a spatula how could you have a party without having onion dip sour cream get your packet. >> i love you use a packet by the way. >> you have to. >> you can chef some things up and other things just succumb, better than how you make it. >> what do you like about these? >> what i love about this -- please taste it. >> of course, i will >> contribution. look, say we're putting this in here and plate it up we have all of our dip in here zero waste everything from the bottom of the bowl gets into here. >> because of the way the spatula -- >> what about these two pans that you love? ever easy to clean, store crack two eggs in here, a little bit of olive oil you can seer pork chops, big boy steaks, anything you like. >> they made by? >> maiden. throw the egg in here. i love they're quality made, heavy bottomed so you can cook anything in here put salt pepper. >> you cook so much faster than

i do >> do i? i eat faster than i cook grandmother's eggs are ready >> that sheeten. >> sheet tray. i love the vibrant colors. matches my shirt today you can -- a little olive oil. salt we throw this in the oven and roast vegetables the beauty, you're a professional is that you can store -- if you're having burger night and all your toppings on here, this goes on the table. >> oh. >> as a serving tray it doubles as a cooking utensil. if you're roasting vegetables, you throw them on here >> thank you. >> and that's the way to go. >> next time bring mom. >> i will. >> bring mom you can find more on today.com/food miss dryer. >> thank you. >> we love it. it is time to celebrate. play the music and spin around the smucker's jars we've got a lot of birthdays to talk about first up, happy 100th birthday to mineta walker of high point, north carolina she will be spending her day with her eight grandkids and 16

great grandkids. roger peters of valley, nebraska, is 100 years old he served in the army during world war ii we salute you for your service happy 100th to alberta courtney. get this n 100 years, she's never driven a car and that's how she stays active geniusefore vernon is from elkhart, indiana, celebrating 101 years. he worked for the same company for nearly 50 years before retiring norman brown of sylvania, georgia, is 100. 's pheud to say he was photographed as mr. september for his local ymca cal good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. new overnight transit police on

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