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hundreds killed after a powerful earthquake hit morocco. >> now the search for survivors is on. it's september 9th. this is "today." >> devastation and despair. a horrific scene overnight after a magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck morocco. more than 800 dead. that number expected to rise. the damage immense. buildings crumbling and residents running in the streets for safety. we're live with the latest. monster storm. hurricane lee is a category three storm churning in the atlantic and it is set to impact the east coast beginning this weekend. lee's exact path unclear this morning. angie's watching its every move. denied. a federal judge late friday shoots down former chief of staff mark meadows bid to move his georgia election interference case to federal court. this morning, why this could be a major blow for meadows, the former president and the other co-defendants. and where is he?

authorities still searching for the dangerous murderer who escaped from the pennsylvania jail a week and a half ago. this morning, the desperate search and fallout for one of his jailors. and all that plus courting history. the finals are set for the u.s. open tennis grand slam. >> game, set, match. >> world number one, carlos alcaraz upset overnight and coco gauff is set for her final as she takes on the number two player in the world. today, saturday, september 9th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with peter alexander and laura jarrett. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today." a special saturday morning on

"today." laura jarrett. we are thrilled to have you part of the team as our co-anchor. the first day of school. >> i could not sleep a wink last night. my husband was snoozing away and i'm dooms scrolling. >> there is more to do. to the control room. we like to play back the announcement featuring your name. >> announcer: this is "today" with peter alexander and laura jarrett. >> the voice of god. you can't get used to that. magical. we have a crowd going on back here. the girls trip. what more do you need? >> this is what saturday looks like. we are thrilled to let you know about laura. we will begin with serious news. the breaking news from overnight. a powerful earthquake rocking morocco leaving hundreds dead and injured. nbc's matt bradley has been following the latest developments from turkey.

matt, what more can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: good morning, peter. this earthquake struck last night after 11:00 p.m. in the high atlas mountains. the epicenter was 50 miles from merrikesh. the numbers have been rising all morning and they will continue to rise as the week continues. we heard from the u.s. geological survey. this reached a 6.81 on the richter scale. according to the usgs, the population doesn't live in adequate housing to stave off the tremors. that is the reason we are likely to see the numbers increasing. the local authorities and military are trying their best

to dig survivors out from underneath the rubble and local health officials said they have been begging the public to donate blood to help survivors. governments of the u.s. and france and world health organization and red cross have all said they will provide assistance if needed. guys. >> matt bradley with the latest in morocco. thank you. now to the hurricane churning in the atlantic ocean. hurricane lee is currently a category three, but it could strengthen again in the next day or two and impact folks here in the u.s. as early as tomorrow. our meteorologist angie lassman is tracking it all. angie, when will this come to our shore? >> it depends what we are talking about with the impact. we are looking at indirect impact to the east coast. high surf and rip current.

we have a fish storm with margot. we have winds down to 115 miles an hour. it was a cat 5 yesterday. we are expecting weakening with the system before it gets its strength back up. the good news for the leeward island and hispanola with the high surf and rip current risk. we are expecting it to be a category 4 storm and then next week, taking a turn to the north. models are in good agreement to the turn to the north. impacts to bermuda and the east coast are not ruled out. as of right now, the american model with the spaghetti plots to show us what will happen. the european model agrees with that. taking the northerly turn. when it takes the turn is the big question, guys, it has a low

pressure and high pressure that are playing tug-of-war. >> angie, thank you for that. we will check back in later. president biden is overseas with the g20 with the rising tensions in china and the war in ukraine on the agenda. we have kelly o'donell traveling with the president this morning in india. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. this is the world stage for president biden in new delhi. he is trying to strengthen ties with india with narendra modi. also, the chinese president xi jinping and vladimir putin have skipped this gathering. that creates a big opening for those absences so the u.s. and other larger economies here can show support for the developing world with the major announcement of the new railway

and seaport project to connect india with saudi arabia, middle east and europe. also missing here is ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy who is invited to address the summits. the u.s. told us they think he is the best person to make the case. he was not invited to do that here. a big pressure point has been whether these leaders would agree on a joint statement which includes support for ukraine. russia is a member of the g20. prime minister modi said they did reach agreement which is a significant breakthrough for the u.s. this will go on from the meeting here to president biden traveling tomorrow to hanoi where he is expected to work to announce there will be a new closer partnership with vietnam. that is another counterweight to china and a sign of how much has changed in the generations since the vietnam war. peter and laura. >> kelly traveling with the president. thank you. now to the major setback for

former trump chief of staff mark meadows. he hoped to move his case to federal court, but the judge denied the request on friday. this could have an implication for meadows and his former boss. wehave julie tsirkin with more. >> reporter: good morning. this could not impact mark meadows' case, but the former president's case moving forward. mark meadows dealt a major blow in the georgia election interference case. u.s. district judge steve jones rejected the results which were not part of the work as a government official. jones writing meadows needs to prove he was acting as a white house employee and not on the trump campaign falls short.

meadows lawyers hope to have the case heard in federal court. the judge's decision for now is not impacting other defendants who filed similar actions. including former president donald trump who along with his 18-co-defendants pled not guilty. he may seek removal of his prosecution with the final decision to be made by the end of the month. in the meantime, mr. trump is firing back after the release of the special grand jury regard on friday with the panel showing prosecutors filing charges against 39 people in the georgia election interference case. trump writing the fulton county district attorney, quote, wanted to indict anything who happened to be breathing at the time. among those named, three senators. including lindsey graham who made calls to investigate claims of voter fraud in november of 2020. >> why is a senator from south carolina calling the secretary

of state in georgia? >> because the future of the country hangs in the balance. >> reporter: he was not ultimately charged. overnight, lawyers for mark meadows appealing the decision to keep the case in fulton county and asking to halt the proceedings. laura and peter. >> julie, thank you. >> you are the senior legal correspondent here. the question folks are asking is what impact this will have on the case not just for mark meadows, but mr. trump and the co-defendants going forward. >> clearly, meadows hoped to get in federal court for a favorable forum. the judge did not buy that. the thing to see is in the decision, the judge had language which would apply to his former boss mr. trump. it has been unclear whether or not trump would get the case kicked to federal court. i think he would have a hard time with the judge's decision. the reason the georgia case is

different, peter, is because if it stays in state court, it is televised and it is the only one out of the four cases he is be . meadows is go to the supreme court if he wishes. >> early win for the prosecutors and it means the americans will watch this. let's get back to the other weekend job. we turn to president trump and his rival ron desantis in the state of iowa today. mr. trump currently has a huge lead in the polls there, but nbc news has learned his allies have concerns about his campaign operations in iowa that could make him vulnerable. nbc dasha burns broke that story. >> mr. trump hasn't spent a lot of time campaigning in iowa. the former president did not win the first in the nation caucus in 2016. his gop opponents see a repeat performance as a way to slow

momentum and get their names in the conversation. interviews with a dozen sources paint a picture of the lagging operation in the hawkeye state with the inexperienced staff and getting the grassroots organizing off the ground. mr. trump's family members are concerned. within source described the phone call with donald trump jr. that he was worried about the lack of experience on the campaign's iowa team. he said multiple times they need an adult in the room and they were giving ron desantis too many opportunities there. trump junior said this is 100% fake news in likely the last breath from the dying ron desantis campaign. >> what do you hear from the desantis side? >> trump and desantis are in inverse positions in iowa. trump has the lead in the polls,

but he is behind in organizing. desantis is behind in the polls, but ahead in organization. the desantis team has resources on the ground in iowa. they cut back operations elsewhere to focus more intensely on the hawkeye state. this could be the best shot of stopping mr. trump from steamrolling from the nomination process. >> dasha burns, thank you so much. good to see you. authorities in pennsylvania still have not found the escaped prisoner accused of murder who vanished a week and a half ago. george solis is still following the story. george, do they have a better sense of where he may be? >> reporter: good morning, peter. authorities believe he is within an eight-mile perimeter as they expand the search. they have 400 officers here in

the hunt for the fugitive which began ten days ago. this morning, the convicted killer is still on the run. the prison officer on duty at the time of the escape, has been fired. a spokesperson said the officer, whose name has not been released was an 18-year veteran. at issue, the officer had a cell phone in the tower. violation of the prison policy. earlier this week, the details show he failed to observe the escape from the prison which went undetected for nearly an hour. >> my best estimate is he is within that perimeter. >> reporter: the area for the search shifting again after two sightings. one wednesday night and one thursday at noon. both around longwood gardens. >> many operations in that place right now. >> reporter: this map inside the command center showing the eight

square miles where they are tracking the 5-foot inmate who is believed to be hiding in the area. the same area where he was captured on a trail camera earlier this week. this is similar to where he was in brazil after a murder. after that crime, he hid out in the jungle before fleeing to the u.s. >> after that crime down there, he did something similar to this in the jungle down there. it is not surprising to me he is able to last out there for a little while. >> reporter: among the agencies, attempting to flush him out in the open. the u.s. marshals are confident. >> we are playing a game of tactical hide-and-seek. we are looking for a dangerous individual. >> reporter: again, peter, as you see, officers are starting to regroup as the hunt continues for yet another day. the reward for information that leads to the capture was at $10,000 and now doubled to

$20,000. peter. >> george on the ground in pennsylvania. thank you. angie, let's get a check of the rest of the country's forecast. >> of course. anything for you. we have some storms that we'll have to contend with along the east coast. we have have the pesky front that is hanging around. it did offer relief with the heat for us in places like the northeast and midwest. it will leave unsettled conditions in washington, d.c. and new york with scattered showers and thunderstorms through the day today. that will go down to the southeast. we have thunderstorms happening across texas and the northern plains. those are the spots we will watch for rain. how about the nice conditions across the mid section of the country? great temperatures. 75 for chicago and detroit in the 70s as well. a nice day for folks there. hot, hot, hot across the south. folks in texas and points east of that are not getting a break from any of that ridiculously uncomfortable conditions they he have seen lasting for days and

days. we will keep that going. out west with sunshine. it is the saturday plans along the east coast that are stormy and a little humid for us h good morning at 5:17. we're looking over san francisco. some patchy dense fog out closer to the coastline. we have a beautiful look over downtown san jose, mostly clear skies. we're at 61 in san jose, 57 in san mateo. sonoma at 48 degrees this morning. showers are starting to make their way through the central coast. we'll see if and that's the look at your forecast. guys. >> pretty good. all being together in studio 1a. not a bad way to start. still to come, erin gilcris.

it is -- gilcrist is here at the u.s. open. >> coco gauff has a powerful challenger today, but a ton of support behind her. we are getting you ready for the u.s. open women's final just ahead on "today." and with the best assignment of the day for aaron. and how to get a good night's sleep with the sleep with the k (♪♪) rsv can be a dangerous virus... [sneeze] ...for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... ...you may be at increased risk of hospitalization... [coughing] ...from this highly... ...contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor...

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all right. we're back on saturday morning with "the weekly download." the look at the big stories. >> our friend joe fryer is here for that. >> peter, good morning.

laura, official welcome from me to you. among the headlines this week is the twist in the case against the president's son. the special counsel investigating hunter biden announces he is seeking a grand jury. >> prosecutors accused hunter biden of failing to pay his taxes on time. when the judge questioned the deal, biden plead not guilty. >> their client is upholding his deal on the gun charge. at agreement prevents additional charges from being filed. thousands of people stranded at the burning man festival starting to make their way out after a massive rain. >> amid the exodus, the festival

continued undaunted concluing with the finale. the burning of the man. and convicted killer alex murdaugh's lawyers seeking a new trial. >> according to the legal team, he told jurors you will hear something that will throw you all off. don't let this distract you or mislead you. >> nbc news reached out to hill for comment, but told court tv they were untrue. bruce springsteen called off his september concert dates on doctor's orders. he is treated for symptoms of peptic ulcer disease. and the nfl season kicking off for the lions and chiefs.

lions beat the chiefs 21-20. some of the most dramatic moments caught on camera. a gender reveal party with the plane out of control. and 60-to-80 people plunging in the water. and a corgi party at the buckingham palace ahead of the one-year anniversary of the queen's passing. she owned 30 of the breed in her lifetime. finally, a couple who got engaged on the "today" show came back to get married on air. >> i will also be the diet coke to your dr. pepper. >> i promise as long as i am all yours, i will never stop striving for a best day.

>> that reminds me, laura, in addition to being a journalist and lawyer, you will need to be ordained. >> if you have a wedding on the plaza, other than hoda, it allows you to keep the guest list tight. you can say i'm sorry. that aunt that was so excited to come. hoda says we can only have ten. >> watch from home. that is the way to keep the list short. still to come on "today," a conversation with reese witherspoon. and olivia rodriguez's star shining one day after performing on our plaza. which big awards show she

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the rally will be at hillside between 79th and richie at 10:00 this morning. let's check in with cinthia pimentel. >> we're taking a look over san francisco. a few areas of dense fog closer to the coast. down in the south bay, a beautiful look over downtown san jose, clear skies at this hour, waking up to 61 degrees in san jose, 57 in san mateo, snow ma at 48 degrees. we are tracking on satellite and radar the move of tropical moisture near monterey pushing into areas of the central valley. this is what remains from the tropical storm. some of this moisture is starting to come into the bay area. this is why we have as of this morning a red flag warning south of gilroy near monterey because of that tropical activity that

could develop into some thunderstorm activity and possibly dry lightning. that's our concern for some wildfire activity there. otherwise, nice and warm this weekend. also at 7:00 in "today in the bay," we continue to see a blood shortage across the nation. we here at nbc bay area are here to help. a live report from our bay area blood drive and how you can easily help today. that plus all your top stories coming up at 7:00. coming up at 7:00. we hope you join ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole.

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looking at us. we see all sorts of fascinating folks. >> it is a sweet fishbowl. we are back here on september 9th, 2023. that was dave garraway. the first host of "today" in 1952. introducing the american audience to the new morning show in new york city and a unique concept. windowed studio on the streets of new york city. >> we're inviing anybody to come down. after three years in washington, d.c., we are so thrilled to bring the show back here to studio 1a in new york for laura's first day. a big parade. shutting down streets in midtown manhattan. >> come and join us. let's start with the check of the headlines.

the biden administration asked the supreme court on friday to end a legal challenge that threatens widespread access to a commonly used abortion pill over the approval of mifepristone. this marks the first time the court has second guessed the quote expert judgment of the food and drug administration in approving the medication. if the supreme court refuses the case, the decision by the l a tennessee man known as the zip-tie guy was sentenced to five years in prison for the participation in the january 6th riot he and his mother were seen in pictures during the attacks with zip ties lisa marie was sentenced to 30 months in prison they were found guilty in d.c. court of conspiracy. more than 1,100 people have been charged with crimes in

connection with the capitol riots. and let's get to sports. in an upset last night, daniil medvedev beating the top seed carlos alcaraz medvedev will meet novak djokovic on sunday after he beat ben shelton. there she is coco gauff is set for the finals later today. this is the first time the 19-year-old has made it to the final round of the open. our nbc's aaron gilchrist is at the billie jean king national tennis center in queens. aaron, you drew the lucky straw today, my friend good morning >> reporter: i really did. good morning, laura. so many excited to watch coco gauff play today the u.s. open is the oldest tennis championship in the world. the fourth and final grand slam event of the series this year. american coco gauff is ready

she is just hours away from the match of the lifetime. this morning, all eyes on the underdog as 19-year-old coco gauff tries to win her first grand slam event ever. gauff is the long shot against sabalenka. ever. gauff is the long shot against the last hurdle the in the epic run for the championship after a dramatic semifinal match thursday night against muchova on the hard court. the match interrupted by climate change activists for an hour gauff supports the protesters to a point. >> moments like this are defining, but i wasn't pissed. >> reporter: the tennis player from south florida spent the last four years rising to the top with the american tennis fans ready to crown the new

queen. gauff rockets to fame upsetting venus at the 2019 wimbledon. the star made headlines during the run to the final at the french open before losing in the first round at wimbledon now she is back in the spotlight. >> after wimbledon, i wasn't expecting to do well, honestly, in the hard court season i'm proud of how i changed the season around. >> reporter: her first championship one match away. now coco and sabalenka played five times before. peter and laura, we will see who has the fire today to win the u.s. open which will happen this afternoon at 4:00 eastern. we hope it is coco >> thank you, aaron. >> this is next level if she wins today like serena in 1999.

angie is back with the forecast. let's talk about the u.s. open a lot of people, especially the players have been waiting for the heat to break. we are getting nicer conditions in the 80s we will be a little unsettled for folks heading out there or anywhere up and down the east coast. we will see showers and thunderstorms. it doesn't look like a great chance for severe weather. make gusty winds or hail the good news is tornado risk is very low we will see a couple of spots across the south and central plains where we could see unsettled weather for saturday here is the front that has been hanging around and offered up relief and brought us down from the 90s we saw from the widespread areas it leaves us with heavy rainfall across the region not just today, but tomorrow. sunday is unsettled in new england. we could see gusty winds and impressive rainfall rates. we need it in spots when it

comes to the drought conditions. 1 to 2 inches of rain through sunday that is the look at the weather across the country good morning. 5:36. start in the east bay. oakland, good morning to you. waking up, faking a look over the a stadium, 57 degrees at this hour. south bay, clear skies, san jose waking up to 60 degrees. just south of san jose watching a movement of tropical moisture moving in through monterey, through the central coast and up towards the central valley and mountains. keeping an eye on this as it could develop into dry and that's your forecast. guys, back over to you. >> angie, thank you. just ahead, help for the family when it comes to getting back on the normal sleep schedule after the summer of fun. this is a personal enterprise

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how can everyone in the house get a good night's sleep and wake up refreshed? we have dr. shelby harris is the director of the sleep help. dr. harris, good morning. thank you. >> if we dim the lights more, we will have bedtime for bonzo. we thought it was fitting. >> we need your help. i have a 4-year-old at home. like many 4-year-olds, he thinks this is an endless summer. there are curtain calls, mommy, more water. what do i do? how do i get back on track? >> i have a 13-year-old and 7-year-old and it still happens. the first thing we need to think about is light expexposure. it is getting a bit better now. we are going and going. we have to think about dimming the lights and slowly building a wind-down routine. if you don't have a wind-down

routine, start with five minutes and move to ten minutes. move the bedtime earlier in the next few days. keep the wake time the same. >> we would put them in bed at 6:00 p.m. if we could. >> a lot of people are letting kids sleep in on the weekends. younger kids should get up at the same time and get light at the morning. >> there are all sorts of guidance of how much sleep you need. i was negotiating this with my 10-year-old a week ago. what is the guide for sleep? >> there is not a set number for someone. you are an eight-hour person. there is a range. the national sleep foundation has a wonderful slide with a range. for kids, it could be 9 to 11 hours. it depends on the age. it really does vary. adults? 8 to 10 hours. 7 to 9 hours for most adults.

>> two hours? >> might be a little outside the range. there is a range. you have to find what works for you. some people are fooling themselves thinking they can do better on less sleep. >> let's talk about the adults. including the adults without kids or you are on a summer the schedule. what do we need to know? >> i think the interesting thing is when we become adults, we think things for kids don't apply to us. we think we are not sensitive to light. if you can make sure you are getting up within an hour of the same time right now. with the u.s. open, you are staying up later. build in five or ten minutes of down time. you have to wind yourself down and get the light in the morning. it is really important with the wake time. that should keep track better. >> the wind-down will start

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we're back on saturday morning with "popstart." joe? >> are you ready? we have reese witherspoon. she made headlines after the sale of the line. we sat down with her at a tech conference discussing the ventures and including the sale. >> talk to me about draper james. why make the move? >> thank you. thank you. has anybody here had retail experience? yeah. it's hard. it's not like what? it's hard? it's hard. we have the partners and we are excited to have more growth.

>> reese talked about her relationship with oprah and said she has been a wonderful mentor. next up, the mtv vmas. we are learning who is performing. nikki minaj is performing for the second year in a row with the world premiere of her single. and taking the stage at the prudential center is fallout boy and demi lovato and we cannot forget about olivia rodriguez who rocked another stage yesterday. our "today" citi concert stage. she has six nominations already, including video of the year. finally, olivia rodriguez. she gets two slots this weekend. that is because right after she stepped off the citi concert stage, she caught up with willie

geist with the sunday sitdown. they talked about getting vulnerable on her new album. >> when you are sitting down spilling your guts in front of the piano, do you have hesitation of should i go this far? >> yeah. in the moment, when i'm writing a song, i try not to censor myself too much or what people on the internet will say. >> you can catch the full interview tomorrow morning on "sunday today." willie was not the only one who spent time with her, peter, your girls got to meet olivia? >> if there is a dad of the year trophy, this was an awesome moment behind the scenes when the girls ava and emma met her. there were 5,000 cameras following her on stage. i was following the girls. they had a great day. the crowd loved it. she was gracious. >> you never will forget your

first concert with your dad. >> it was a good one. we have news here. it's a boost on saturday morning. the sweetest surprise for a the sweetest surprise for a little girl

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most of brendwood, oakley, discovery bay and antioch. people in both quarantine zones can not transport home-grown fruit when thrin out produce, people in those counties must double bag and seal fruits and vegetables. the rule, by the way, remains into effect until at least june 2024. san francisco democrat nancy pelosi wants to keep her seat in congress. yesterday on msnbc the former speaker of the house announced she will run for re-election serving a 20th term in the house of representatives. the 83-year-old says san francisco's needs right now call for her to stay for another two-year term. pelosi was elected in 1987 and made history as the first female house speaker a role she held twice. let's turn now to the forecast, and cinthia pimentel with a quick look. hey, cinthia. >> good morning, kira and good morning everyone. starting with patchy, dense fog closer to the coastline.

san francisco waking up to 56 degrees. meantime, downtown san jose, 60 degrees and we can see a break getting into the sunrise. also more of those tropical clouds pushing through because of the system jova is bringing. warm moisture nanely to the central coast and the central valley, detecting lightning and why she were a red flag warning extending from coast line into parts of south of gilroy. keep an eye on this and see if anymore parts of the southern santa clara valley are put under this red flag warning. the concern, dry lightning with any thunderstorm activity. as far as the rest of us go, a nice day today and tomorrow. walk you through the microclimate forecast at 7:00. back to you. thanks so much. also coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," we talk about two local sisters who are leaning in to the power of social media as they search for a way to save their mother's life. coming up, we learn about

the odds of searching for a bone marrow match, and all the power they are finding in connecting with people. > that, comin>>g good morning. devastating earthquake. more than 800 people killed, hundreds injured after horrific

quake rocks morocco overnight. we will have the latest on survivors and the search. and covid cases are picking up with variants proving difficult to combat as the fda is expected to approve a new booster in a matter of days. who should get it and when? ♪ we are family ♪♪ welcome, laura. we will introduce you to laura. today, saturday, september 9th. >> hi, laura. congratulations on your first saturday. you will be awesome. i will be watching every saturday and cheering you and peter on. >> laura, as a 12-year veteran, i can tell you getting up at 4:00 a.m. is never easy.

when you make this walk into studio 1a, your life will change. we are happy for you. >> congratulations on your first day.ulations on your first day. we're so proud of you. say hi to peter and joe. >> we love you. congratulations. >> oh, my god. >> we're keeping the seat warm. >> that makes me cry. james is the star of the family in case you haven't noticed. that was wonderful. >> james. nice to introduce them to everybody at home as well. we are thrilled. >> you know how to welcome a girl right. thank you. let's get to the news today

and we start with the powerful earthquake that struck morocco overnight. more than 800 people killed and hundreds of others injured. rescue workers are right now searching through the rub for -- rubble for survivors. people are runs out to the streets in marrakesh. so many buildings were damaged and a mosque that collapsed there. electricity is said to be out for many people and roads cut off. the magnitude 6.8 quake is the hardest to hit morocco in 120 years. and back in the u.s., the former chief of staff mark meadows, has been dealt a serious blow in the federal case. the federal judge denied the request to move the case to federal court. he said the pressure of the georgia officials was not part of the work as a federal

official. lawyers for meadows hoped to move the case to federal court to get the charges dismissed arguing he was immune from prosecution. this could impact other defendants in the case, namely his former boss trump. if this stays in state court, the case will be televised in georgia. we turn to the latest on covid with the uptick in cases the past several weeks. the fda poised to approve the latest booster in a matter of days. who should get the booster? we bring in the medical contributor dr. natalie azar. a lot of people are having this conversation. i cannot tell you how many people got covid again. trusting the booster gets approved, who should get this? is it good for kids? how about those not in high risk groups? >> a lot to go over this morning. we were expecting the fda to sign off on it yesterday.

the cdc is meeting on tuesday to make more formal recommendations about which groups will prioritize for this vaccine. i can tell you it is very likely going to include folks who are 65 and older and probably 75 and older and individuals immune compromised and high morbidity risk and pregnant women. as far as the general population goes, we can get into that in a little bit. to remind everybody, the vaccine is composed of the xvb strain. this was the prominent one in the spring and summer. we have different various ye va. we have good news from pfizer and moderna that this will cover the strains. >> should you go out and get it right now? we all have had so many shots at this point. how do you measure the timing? >> it is always a gamble to say

when should i get it. always with the flu shot, too. it takes up to two weeks to develop those antibodies that protect against illness. the thing is everyone comes in at a different spot. many people got the booster last year. 17% got the updated booster last year. many of us, got the initial series and we are still protected against severe disease. that protection affords you protection for the vaccine. >> is this the new normal? one covid shot a year just like the flu shot? >> from the public health perspective and communication perspective from the cdc, they want to streamline it so people have the idea of it is time for the flu shot. let's get the covid shot every year at the same time. it makes things easier. from the biological perspective, that is not necessarily the most

practical approach. we are having a wave in the summer. we don't see that with flu. to make it easier and streamlining it, yes, the recommendation will likely be get a covid shot annually at the same time as the flu shot. >> dr. azar, thank you. so many are crossing their fingers we get through the fall and winter season with a largely covid-free country. >> we have a covid vaccine and flu vaccine and rsv vaccine. we are heading into the tripledemic with a lot more shields than a year ago. >> thank you. great to have you at the table. i appreciate it. we are keeping a close eye on hurricane lee. a powerful category 3 storm in the atlantic. angie has a look at how lee may impact us here in the u.s. angie. >> the good news is we are looking at indirect impact with lee for the united states. we are breathing a sigh of relief across the caribbean.

this system will stay north of the leeward island and puerto rico. we have winds of 115 miles ha an hour. wehave shear which is not good for the environment. it will continue to strengthen for tuesday and on. it will remain north, the core will remain north of the caribbean islands. notice what happens on wednesday. we see a turn to the north. when the turn happens is the big question with the impacts across the east coast. we are not completely out of the woods, but this american model with the spaghetti plots sees it turn to the north. we could see it impacting bermuda. we will see where the tug-of-war where the low and high takes the path of the system here down the line. we still have plenty of time to watch for impacts across the east. it is the high rip current risk and elevated seas right now. across the south, still with the

heat alerts means it is hot for folks in texas today and parts of the southwest. look at the places where we could see records. del rio at 106. el paso at 105. phoenix is expected to hit 114. blow the record out of the water for this date. as we look ahead to tomorrow, no real relief for friends across the south. they are still in the triple digits. you know when you add in humidity, we're talking 110. as we look to the northeast, we are settling in the september pattern with the low 80s. if you are looking for cool air, low 70s on monday in chicag good morning. 6:09. out to the tri-valley. good morning in livermore. 57 degrees and starting to see more breaks of that early morning sunrise. meantime in san francisco, waking up to some patchy, dense fog over the city with clear

conditions up above. we are looking at just south of the bay area some showers pushing on through. even carrying lightning. that brings a concern for dry lightning and this is why we have had red flag warning south of the bay area and see and that's a look at your forecast. peter and laura and joe. >> angie lassman, thank you. let's turn our attention to saturday morning boost. >> you will like this one. the back story is a young girl lost her cat two years ago. when her mom woke her up from her nap, had she found this surprise. >> wake up. lily, look. look down. look on your lap. somebody was asking if somebody could take care of a kitty. could we take care of him?

>> yes. thank you so much. >> awe, baby. it's okay. >> the girl is so happy, you could barely hear her squeak out thank you. i will take very good care of him. in the follow-up post, the daughter named the kitty oreo. laura, i hope you like animal stories. 95% of the boost is involving dogs and cats. >> she woke up and said what's going on. kids sleep so deeply. >> she said look down. there it is. that was a great boost. she looked like an oreo. coming up next here, laura the achor and lawyer and mom. you will be introduced to our new co-anchor right after this. wayfair has nice prices, so you can have nice things. um kelly? we have champagne taste...

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so, ask your doctor if botox® is right for you. learn how abbvie could help you save on botox®. we are back on saturday morning from studio 1a. laura jarrett, this is your life. we are excited to be back in new york, but not just that, but thrilled to have laura joining us. >> we had a chance to get to know you the last few weeks and months. now we want you to be able to do the same. >> do you want to come with us? >> james is 4 and going on 44. june is 1. they are the life of the party. >> smile. >> kite. >> my favorite part of being a mom right now is how much these kids love spending time with us. >> which is her card? >> i'm trying to soak that up because i know it will not be

forever. >> mama llama, i love you. >> what about me? >> i do, too. >> i grew up on the south side of chicago and family was everything. every sunday night, my grandmother would invite all of our extended family over for a big dinner. my mom was a single mom and working all the time. it was helpful to have the support system. obviously, her career took her in pretty incredible places. she always tried to emphasize public service. tony and i met in law school, obviously, with my mom in the white house at that time. could be intimidating for an ordinary guy to walk into that situation. tony is from canada. he seemed oblivious. he handled it seamlessly since. i clerked for two federal judges. the best job after law school. six years into practicing law, i

realized it would not be for me long term. i knew i wanted to use my law degree in a meaningful way. i knocked on a lot of doors. i knew how to read a complaint and i knew how to parse through an indictment. lucky for me, cable news took a chance. >> the lawyer on the desk here. laura. >> the travel ban happened and we were off to the races. >> they said this order essentially shows religious discrimination. >> i was in my element because there were court cases and there were documents to sift through. there was a lot of legal filings happening at once. very fast paced. it allowed me to get my feet wet with. i was squirreled away in the tiny booth at the justice department and i loved every minute of it. >> nbc legal correspondent laura jarrett. >> laura jarrett. >> a court deeply divided. >> a two-week civil trial with a

dozen witnesses. >> we could be entering into a period of significant legal uncertainty. >> one of the things that drew me to journalism was the story telling and telling stories that people don't know about. >> she works really hard. makes her son proud to see her on tv and see how hard she's working and how accomplished she is. >> james has a lot of questions. he knows i take the train to work. i don't think they fully get it. >> i just watch her tell the news to everybody. >> are you feeling hungry? >> yeah. >> i'm feeling like we need a lot today. perfect. okay. >> after "today" show during the week, i rush home and try to make breakfast for the kids before they get on with their day and i go back to work. >> nailed it. >> mama. >> ready.

>> you did that very fast. >> i remember this well. "vanity fair" did a profile on a bunch of 20 somethings who thought they knew more than they did. myself included. the ambition section, the tv news legal analyst part came true. it is funny to look at this and all things that i didn't know were around the corner. >> excellent. what comes next? >> "a." >> yes. >> i'm most excited to help people make sense of what's going on around them and bring a little boost to their step on saturdays. >> it is hard work, but it is also an incredible will. that's laura. >> congratulations, mom. good job to mom. >> oh, my gosh. it's like an out of body experience when you watch something like that.

it is incredible. a point of personal privilege. shoutout to my amazing husband, tony, holding down the fort right now and probably not watching because he is watching two children. i could not do this job without my husband supporting me. rock solid from day one. >> a big thank you to katie. >> my son is obsessed with katie. >> let's ask the question. your son is 4. how is he already reading so well? >> james is just an extraordinary child. i think people see him like that and they see him at the park quizzing me about math and asking me what is the capital of south carolina. i think they will think i'm a crazy stage mom because he is a brainiac kid. he did not get it from me. i was not reading at the age of 4. >> i cannot wait for james to do the boost. >> you wait.

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good morning. thanks for joining us on this saturday september 9th. i'm kira klapper. major changes coming to b.a.r.t. transit leaders working to improve rider experiences shortening wait times. the plan, passengerless not wait more than 20 minutes for a train. the agency also plans to remove cars from the trains that have fewer riders on a daily basis making them run faster. we spoke to b.a.r.t.'s general manager saying riders can expect even more improvements over the next few months. >> one of b.a.r.t.'s biggest assets, the pilots new idea,

working, build upon them. >> b.a.r.t. also will begin using its new fleet of cars. all of these changes go into effect the day after tomorrow, monday, september 11th. now to a live look in oakland where a rally will be taking place later this morning. the group neighbors together oakland are hosting a community rally over safety. residents are invited to join alameda county, city and state leaders, to tackle issues important to them. the rally will be at hillside between 9th and ritchie and begins at 10:00 a.m. we're going to check in now with cinthia pimentel who has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. hey, cinthia. >> good morning, kira. yes. from the live view over in oakland to the span over the bay bridge, starting off with patchy, dense fog. if you have plans to head out on the roadway be careful of areas losing a little bit visibility at this hour. looking outside, see 58 in oakland, 59 in martines, chillier in the north bay, waking up to upper 40s in santa

rosa and mild temperatures, though, down here in san jose at 60 degrees. closer to san jose not quite making its way into the santa clara valley, just yet, it's this system of this tropical moisture coming in from what's left of hurricane jova. now a tropical storm but bringing in moisture into the central coast, and up towards the central valley. plans taking you maybe to the aquarium today or visiting family in the central valley, do be careful of pop-up thunderstorms and with those thunderstorms what we're concerned about is some dry lightning causing wildfires. that's something to be a little more aware of today. otherwise, warming up nicely today and tomorrow. an outlook in the microclimate forecast coming up at 7:00. kira, back to you. coming up on "today in the bay," a blood shortage across the nation, we here at nbc bay area are here to help. coming up, a live report from our own garvin thomas whose bay

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