new trains. starting today, b.a.r.t. will run its next-generation fleet of the future trains. last night b.a.r.t. ran its final scheduled run for its old-school legacy train. starting today, b.a.r.t. is adding more runs to its busiest times and promising shorter wait time. bob redell is continuing to follow this. we'll have more on our midday newscast at 11:00. stay tuned for nbc bay area news as we continue streaming on your favorite platform. >> that does it for us here on "today in the bay," here on nbc bay area. the "today" show is coming up next. don't forget good monday morning. a race against time playing out as we speak. >> trying to find earthquake survivors around morocco it is september 11th this is "today".

desperate search crews working around the clock sifting through debris after that catastrophic quake in morocco. the death toll staggering well above 2,000 people we'll have the latest. tracking lee the hurricane strengthening again into a major category 3 storm with the potential impact up and down the east coast al has your forecast. new twist. the escaped murderer still on the run in pennsylvania spotted with a dramatically altered appearance again managing to slip by police. >> he is very determined we are even more determined. he will be held to justice. >> the live report ahead. remembering 9/11 the nation pausing on this 22nd anniversary of the terrorist attacks. how the thousands of lives are

being honored today. those stories, plus mad genius new revolutions on the public and private life of elon musk. we'll go one-on-one with the author of a highly anticipated biography. and football is back an action-packed first sunday of the nfl season with close games, upsets and an icon's homecoming. just ahead, the "today" tailgate with another legend of the game. and you never know who you might run into tennis sensation coco gauff

fresh off her historic u.s. open championship from the court to the field to our plaza. we'll keep the party going when she joins us for an exclusive live interview today, september 11th, 2023. from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody. good morning welcome to "today" monday morning. where do we begin? coco setting the tennis world ablaze saturday night. what about last night? >> we had two great days football was so much fun and to have coco on the field she will be rolling up any time. >> she will be treated like royalty on our plaza and for

good reason. >> but first, guys, there it is. let's take a look across the scene much of the northeast. heavy rain and flooding causing hundreds of flight delays this morning. this comes as hurricane lee is once again gaining strength in the atlantic and, of course, al is tracking all of it. >> and today is 9/11 this is a look at lower manhattan. remembrances, and we will have much more throughout the morning. >> but we ar powerful tributes to take place today, remembrances. much more throughout this morning. first, the devastating quake in morocco rescue crews beginning to reach this morning as the death toll continues to rise. more than 2,400 people killed even more injured from the massive 6.8 quake. yesterday hard hit community were rattled by an aftershock. we will talk to a rescue worker on the ground. first raf sanchez with the very latest good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the death toll just updated to 2,400 and climbing much of the worst devastation is

in remote communities like this. this is all that's left of what was once a shrine here you can find fragments of people's lives, including theire mail and bills all the while, the race to find survivors continues. this morning the desperate search for survivors entering a critical phase rescue teams from morocco racing to make every minute count it's been 48 hours since this quake struck the most powerful tremor for more than 100 years sent local and tourists alike running for the streets in this historic city this wedding singer cutoff mid-song >> i was petrified some people were just crying and screaming. >> reporter: but the worst of the devastation in remote villages in the high atlas

mountains where adobe homes couldn't withstand the force of the quake. moments of exhausted joy when survivors are found in the rubble but also heart break when rescuers arrive too late. >> working in these situations . >> reporter: we traveled up a winding roadblocked in places by is still of paramount situation. >> reporter: we traveled up a winding mountain road to reach the village. this village was home to 3,000 people the locals say at least 40 have been killed. that's more than 1% of the population that lost their lives. among them, his three daughters, baby son and wife. i'm all alone now, he says i had a home and a family. now i have nothing this id card of them, the only photograph he has left the un says 300,000 people across the region were impacted by the quake and in small villages and major

cities, many families are still sleeping in the streets, terrified that aftershocks could yet bring their homes crashing there is a down and there is a lot of concern about aftershocks but the rescue effort continues anyway. search teams trying to take advantage of what they call the golden window, the first 72 hours after the disaster a window that's starting to close. savannah >> thank you. rescue teams and aid groups are rushing to morocco joining us is the director of the international operations it's good to see you you are right there smack in the middle of it will you please tell us what you're seeing there? >> reporter: well, we are in the middle of the epicenter. we are looking for people still. it's hard because the

destruction. you can see the earth. it is a small space for the survivors to be in, but we're still working. >> mr. gonzalez, what is the most acute need right now that you are facing >> we have water, people screaming water. but inside their houses. able te of their homes, so need of so they need blankets since it's cold here already, blankets, tents, sleeping bags that kind of material is needed here right now. >> mr. gonzalez, the rescue process seems arduous. i don't see equipment. are you moving the rubble with your hands >> neighbors, volunteers and ourselves are moving all the earth and the rocks and everything to try to look for the people there is no machinery here we are very remote in the mountains.

>> it's been a few days now. are you still hopeful that you will find survivors there? >> there is always hope. this is what we came here to do. we really want to save the lives. >> thank you so much for everything you are doing we appreciate your time this morning. we wish you the best of luck. >> thank you very much. >> so much need there. and it is just beginning this morning hurricane lee is once again a major storm it is churning in the atlantic where is it headed what impact will we see? >> good morning, guys. good morning to you. we're seeing showers and heavier thunderstorms. flood watches for parts of new england. that is nothing to do with lee you can see just how busy the atlantic is. we have tropical storm margot. we have a tropical disturbance coming off the coast

this would be 50% chance of developing over the next several days, but we are watching lee. right now it is a category 3 storm. 300 miles, 120 miles an hour winds. moving northwest at 7 miles an hour, could briefly become a category 4 storm tuesday morning. it will split the uprights the main impacts we see right now from coastal florida all the way up to new england for the next seven days, high surf, rip current, a dangerous rip current threat we put those spaghetti plots, all those models into effect looks like nova scotia landfall. we're talking about the next seven days, so we will continue to monitor this. >> thank you so much. now let's go to developments in the manhunt for an escaped

murderer in pennsylvania the latest sighting captured on a doorbell camera shows he's changed his appearance george solis has been covering this story from the very start good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. officials trying to figure out how to stay one step ahead we pressed officials here. how they continue to let it happen the race to find danelo cavalcante slipping into his sixth day. being contained by hundreds of o police. >> how do you explain that >> there are a number of challenges in any investigation. no perimeter is 100% secure ever we did a very good job i'm not going to make an excuse to you i wish it had not happened. >> reporter: authorities sharing new photos from a doorbell security camera saying he showed up at the homes of two former coworkers saturday night

possibly looking for help. take a look at this dramatic change in the escaped inmate's appearance compared to these photos from last week. >> he is clean shaven and wearing a bright green sweatshirt. >> reporter: he stole a 2024 transit van saturday evening nearly 40 minutes from the original search perimeter. >> we are obviously very concerned he has or will attempt to steal another vehicle to facilitate his escape. >> reporter: on the run, escaping from prison after scaling a wall after he was sentenced to life without parole for the brutal killing of his ex-girlfriend. >> it's been difficult but it's more difficult now that it's in our backyard. >> reporter: authorities pledge they're using every resource to capture him. >> we'll get him

it is a matter of time. >> reporter: now, officials say their main goal is to capture him before he crosses state line officials urging the public to stay vigilant more than ever and be familiar with what he looks like now as the search continues growing. hoda >> george solis for us in pennsylvania thank you. today marks 22 years since the september 11th attacks this morning memorial services are underway starting with ground zero. what do we expect for today? >> reporter: today we expect that 22 years ago we remember that america stood still this morning we'll take another somber pause to remember all those innocent lives that were lost that day. president biden will not be present at any 9/11 memorial sites. instead, he will be visiting a military base in anchorage, alaska he's expected to give remarks to over 1,000 service members and

their families vice president kamala harris will attend in new york. in honor of today the biden administration is planning to award $4 million in funding to the national 9/11 memorial and museum here in new york. and mayor eric adams and the city's chief medical examiner announced over the weekend that two world trade center victims have been identified their families ask their names not be released. but we do know they have been matched for a man and a woman through dna evidence tens of thousands are still living with the effects of that attack and we know that well over 4,000 people have died from 9/11 related illnesses since that day. back to you. >> all right we will never forget thank you. >> thanks, rahima. we welcome craig to the table. >> good morning to you as well

the first sunday of the nfl season did not disappoint. football fans from coast to coast, the new season already delivering a lot of action not to mention, a hero's welcome for one of the icons of the sport. nbc's kaylee hartung joins us with all of the highlights highlights unless you were a new york giants fan last night. >> too soon, guys. too soon for all the big names making big news to new teams, the nostalgia of seeing tom brady wearing that number 12 jersey in new england was enough to get any fan fired up football sundays are back. the now retired g.o.a.t helping to ring in the new season. a homecoming for tom brady in foxborough, wearing the patriots jersey he made famous, capping number 12's sixth season with the patriots where he established a dynasty unlike any

other. >> one thing i am sure of and that will never change is that i am a patriot for life. >> reporter: owner robert kraft announcing the team will induct him into the hall of fame in june >> i love you guys so much and i'll see you next summer thank you! >> looking for evans he's got him >> reporter: the buccaneers handing the reins over to bakerr mayfield and odell beckham junior made a monstrous return with the a ravens. >> beckham over the shoulder. >> reporter: statements made by teams firing out of the gate baltimore dominating houston 25-9 the 49ers rolling in pittsburgh. >> it is a 65 yard lightening strike from mccaffrey. >> reporter: the browns shutting

down the bengals and a fifth straight win against the giants on sunday night football. >> into the hands. >> reporter: the action from week one not over yet. tonight the biggest trade of the offseason will be tested as veteran quarterback aaron rodgers pilots the jets for the first time. >> excited to be out there with the crowd. get all the jitters out in pregame and move on and try to execute. >> reporter: facing a bills team that include damar hamlin who will take the field nine months after going into cardiac arrest during a game and nearly losing his life. >> just to be able to overcome that and prove to yourself that nothing can stop you >> reporter: can't wait to see him out there. and going back to brady, there is some significance in the date for that patriots hall of fame induction. it will take place on june 12. o be 6/12 brady was number 12. and 6 is the number of lombardi trophies he brought to new

england. whether or not your team lost this weekend, you know, it was a spectrum it was a wide spectrum, right? it's still early last season 2 of the 4 teams that played for conference titles lost in opening weekend, so there's still time. >> there's still a chance. we should mention, by the way, we had a blast at our first ever tailgate. >> were you at that? >> it looked like a party. >> it was high noon. right, mr. roker. >> oh, my gosh it was good. a lot of fun we enjoyed that. we are looking forward to that let's show you what we have going on today a slight risk of severe weather back through the rockies wind gusts of 60 miles an hour can't rule out an isolated tornado. and anywhere from 1 to 2 inches. the rest of the country, we are looking at bright skies out west we will have a beautiful day down through miami i should say to hawaii

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city. meantime, our inland valleys are also going to be in for a nice, warm day. valleys 80s t and that is your and that is your latest weather. guys >> all right, al thank you so much. new progress in that high stakes mission to rescue the american who has been trapped for days deep in a turkish cave we will have the latest from the scene. plus, a "today" exclusive. she just cemented her place as the new face of u.s. tennis. coco gauff, at 19, she is the youngest american to win in to here. we like to do that at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn.

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morning. rescuers in turkey making slow but steady progress overnight to save that american explorer who has been trapped for days now thousands of feet below the surface. kelly cobiella joins us with more. >> reporter: we have an update from turkish rescuers saying a short time ago that he is about 600 feet from the surface. they made huge progress overnight. literally moving mountains, blasting holes in the cave to carry him to the top this morning the american scientist trapped deep underground in a turkish cave. 700 feet on sunday another several hundred feet overnight. >> they have to prepare that stretcher so he doesn't slide in it they have to prepare that stretcher because they will get

to a tight spot and they will turn it on end. >> he was on an international expedition when he suddenly became ill, suffering from internal bleeding. a medical team giving him blood transfusions 3,000 feet underground. the 40-year-old is now stable but unable to make the challenging climb out on his own, recording this video last week. >> i'm up. i'm alert. i'm talking. i'm not healed on the inside yet. >> reporter: more than 100 rescuers from turkey and other countries have been working around the clock for days to get him out, using explosives to make enough room for him to pass through on a stretcher the cave cold, pitch black and wet with water-filled chambers and steep vertical drops. >> the cave changes as it goes up and, so, it's leveling off there is more horizontal

movement. >> reporter: a medical team trying to keep his condition as stable as possible while making the strenuous climb. >> we have to do it very carefully because we cannot risk the condition worsening. so we must pay attention meter after meter. >> reporter: awaiting him at the surface, his fiancée, who was with him on the expedition mark and the hundreds involved finally nearing the light at the end of the tunnel. >> kelly, that news you gave us at the beginning there is certainly great to hear. as the team makes their way to the surface, how are they >> yeah. well, he's keeping mark stable? >> yeah. well, he's completely strapped in to that stretcher, so he cannot move. he's covered in blankets and a tarp to protect him from the environment. he also has a team with him, a doctor and a nurse at all times. they monitor his vitals to make

sure he remains stable but it is all about going very slowly and deliberately through this space and, craig, if all goes well, these teams could be bringing mark to the surface as early as tonight. just amazing. >> yeah, it is fingers crossed. kelly keep us posted thank you, kelly. next up, we have coco gauff. everyone on the edge of our seats as we were watching her win. >> this is my new favorite outfit. >> no. i just saw everybody in the bars have it. >> champion! >> yeah, girl! >> we are excited to sit down with coco and talk about that amazing night just a minute from now right after this ♪ my doc and i agreed. ♪ ♪ i pick the time. ♪ ♪ today's a good day. ♪ ♪ i screened with cologuard and did it my way! ♪ cologuard is a one-of-a kind way to screen for colon cancer that's effective and non-invasive.

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have coco with us in studio. congratulations. every time we see coco, we're just lunatics because we are so amazed by you and so happy for you. how are you feeling in this moment >> still crazy even last night i was telling myself, you are a grand slam champion it doesn't feel real at all. >> watching that moment where you were laying down on the court and you had 10 seconds there where it was all sinking in, what did that moment feel like >> it felt like it hit all at once i didn't want to start shaking, so when it happened and it finally -- it was over, my previous matches has taken me 6, 7 match points to win, so i was shocked and i couldn't breathe either. >> it's joy. but is there a release, a release of tension, a release of that pressure. >> i would say more so joy than relief i would think in the past it would have been more relief than joy.

but the growth and maturity. >> so many people moments. i think a lot of people wept when you got down on your knees and you were clearly saying a prayer what were you saying in that moment >> i was just saying thank you and i understood all the tough times. i think if it came easy, i wouldn't feel as appreciative as i did in that moment clearly. >> it does feel that way, coco we were just talking, since you were 14 years old, a junior champion it wasn't easy it maybe wouldn't have been the script you wrote, but it seems to be happening right on time when you are ready for it. >> i 100% believe in that. obviously when you are losing, you're like, why is it happening now, but it couldn't have been any more perfect than this moment but doing it in the u.s. in new york city is just incredible. >> i love the night before the

match, i figure most people would have butterflies you had butterflies, but you were also on the phone with your boyfriend until 1:00 in the morning. what were you talking about? >> everything except that. he asked if i wanted to talk about it i was like no. so, yeah, everything except that and then i was like, okay, it's 1:00 i have to go to sleep if i want to be productive tomorrow. my last time i was in a grand slam final, i couldn't sleep the whole night. but talking to him helped me to go to sleep. >> you made a couple calls right after the match. those calls were not answered. who were they to >> both my brothers. they didn't answer then i called my grandma and somebody that wasn't her answered and finally my brother called me back, but by then the ceremony had started. he was like, yeah, i was running around the house i'm used to him not answering my calls. he's told me on the camera like, call me. why didn't he answer the phone >> they're going to act like they're too cool for school when

i see them. >> your mom and dad obviously in the stands and cheering you on you said your dad had a shirt on that said imagine. what did that mean to you? >> for me he just said he bought it at the beginning of the tournament he said he had an image i was that going to make it to the final. he was going to wear that shirt if i did just imagine that your dreams can come true and you have to keep working for it. and my mom in that video, as you can see, went absolutely insane. i have been laughing at that video all night. she called the holy ghost. >> the spirit was with her hi, guys want to come sit with us i mean, coco, your accomplishments stand on your own. you have worked so hard. but this is a team, and your parents -- i mean, what you have done with this beautiful, amazing phenomenal child is just

something to behold. congratulations to both of you as well. >> thank you so much we're so proud of her. >> how do you think it is that she made this moment happen? >> self-discipline. >> yeah. >> coco is very dedicated, self-disciplined person. she was gifted as a child. she always strived to do her best and it comes from within her. >> i mean, hard work and talent can't be beat. >> works. >> there is a word on the street that there were tears at the u.s. open. can you confirm? >> you know, my friends are really tough on me, so i have to deny it and say i was just sweating >> y'all saw it on the video look at that >> oh, so sweet. >> yeah. >> it was a beautiful, beautiful moment okay couple of things, coco did you know you are a tiktok sensation for your tupperware

eating >> it's just fruit and my mom prepares it before the matches sometimes my dad does too. i don't know if it is a stress thing. they say to always eat to give you energy but, yeah, just fruit. people are saying, she still gets her lunches packed and everything. >> on that note, we have a parting gift al has today show branded tupperware. >> no chick-fil-a? i really want some >> you can pack some from the road with your tupperware. >> we love it. >> yesterday was sunday, so i couldn't get any >> we're here for you. >> thank you. >> wow thank you so much. >> thank you to all of you. >> so proud of you. >> thank you for the joy you have brought all of us and such pride. thank you. >> guys, that was fun.

thanks, coco. we should also mention, we're going to have the men's champion he will join us live coming up on the 3rd hour of "today". >> what a day. >> that's right, baby. >> mr. roker, should we do one more check of the weather? >> all right show you what we've got going on for today. the rip current risk because of our beautiful friend out there in the atlantic. heavy rain and beautiful weather out west from san diego all the way to seattle we're going to have gorgeous at 7:47, he's absolutely correct, we have beautiful sunshine in san francisco. at least for the next couple of days. a bit breezy, however, as we go into this afternoon. that will help cool things down very briefly for tuesday, but then warming back up, mild through the city through the beginning of the weekend.

the inland valleys, some places warmer than others. the valleys i know. >> you have better luck. >> do you have a spot for this trophy do you know? >> we're going to find a special spot in the house, yes. >> i'm sure you will all right, guys. thank you so much. ahead on "the boost," the dad dancing his way into the hearts all around the world, even if his kid is a little embarrassed. but, first, these messages a platform designed to multiply output by tailoring ai to your needs. when you watsonx your business, you can build ai to help coders code faster, customer service respond quicker, and hr handle repetitive tasks in less time. let's create ai that transforms business

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that's a change from the previous 30-minute wait. and the wait on overlapping lines will be ten minutes. there will also be improved weekend and evening service and service on the yellow line, behind me here at walnut creek b.a.r.t., the busiest weekday line, will be increased to 10-minute service from 15. let's get a look at that forecast. cinthia pimentel is in for kari this morning. >> it's looking good. it's one of those september mornings where we need a light jacket to head out the door. by the time the afternoon rolls around, there's plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures, like in san francisco today. we'll keep it in the low 70s and watch for wind returning later on this afternoon, that will bring us a brief cooldown for tuesday. but then those temperatures will go back up once again into the low 70s to carry us through the workweek. in our inland valleys, we're also looking at a very nice day, 80s to low 90s there. and then cooler for our tuesday plans before the temperatures rebound on wednesday into those upper 80s. that should stick around until at least friday, laura.

>> sounds like a great bay area morning. hope you have a chance to enjoy it. it. i'll be back

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go bills >> hi, everybody welcome back to "today." so nice to have you along with us for the first monday after the football game. the death toll from friday's catastrophic earthquake in morocco has risen above 2,400 people search teams are only beginning to reach remote villages raf sanchez is on the ground in morocco with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, yeah. the death toll just updated to 2,400 and climbing all the time. much of the worst damage is in remote mountain communities like this we're about 30 miles east of the epicenter. and you can see the devastation. this tower is all that's left of what was once the local shrine this is a community of some 3,000 people around 40 of them were killed in friday's 6.8 magnitude quake that's more than 1% of the

population we met a man who lost not only his wife but his three daughters and his baby son for all the heartbreak, the rescue effort continues. we have seen professional rescue teams on the ground here, alongside local volunteers, people who were just digging through the rubble, hand by patient hand, trying to save the lives of their neighbors there was a rescue here earlier that is giving people hope that there may still be survivors and we are still in what experts call the golden window, those first 72 hours after an earthquake so people on the ground here in the disaster zone are not giving up, and they say they will continue to search for survivors. savannah >> painstaking work there, rob thank you. this morning russia and north korea confirmed that kim jong-un will visit russia in the coming days at vladimir putin's invitational a train thought to be carrying kim left for russia last night

the u.s. officials have said that putin is seeking military supplies, including artillery shells from north korea for his war in ukraine in exchange, kim could get badly needed food and energy and possibly advanced technology for his missile programs. all right. 8:04, guys are you ready for a boost? >> yes. >> for all the high school kids out there think their parents are truly embarrassing, wait until you see this a dad goes all in imitating his favorite hip hop stars when he picks his daughter up from school take a look. ♪♪

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the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. to anyone i have offended, i just want to say i reinvented electric cars, and i'm sending people to mars on a rocketship did you think i was also going to be a chill, normal dude >> we're back with elon musk's turn as snl host a couple years. it is a good setup to introduce the richest man in the world he builds his empire by transforming the electric car and private space technologies more recently, he took on social media with his takeover of twitter now known as x he's no stranger to controversy. a behind the scenes look at his life and what drives him in the highly anticipated new biography "elon musk" written by walter

isaacson it is good to see you. you wrote the biography of steve jobs, da vinci and einstein. >> he's definitely not a chill dude, he's right bringing us into the era of electric vehicles and space travel. that will be an inter but he is somebody who is bringing us into the era of electric vehicles and space travel that will be an interesting technological tail, but, boom, he buys twitter. so you see the complexities coming out he sees himself as an epic hero he wanted a biography. i want to be with you all the time and you have no contr on a world stage it wasn't that hard to get him to agree he wanted a biography. i want to be with you all the time and you have no control over the book. >> you were granted extraordinary access you spent the better part of two years with him, following him, interviewing him you seem to have access to everyone in his circle, his former girlfriends, former wives, his mother and father are you surprised at how transparent he was with you? >> he has this thing about

transparency at times. and he prides himself on that, as if he's got some kryptonite sealed or something. so the answer is yes i was totally surprised that meeting after meeting, thing after thing, he would be open. >> did you hear from him now that he's read the book. did he like it >> i've heard that he hasn't read the book. you know, i never send them early copies but he posted a few things on x. i'm not worried. you know, you got to worry about what the reader thinks you can't think about what is the subject going to think. >> the first few chapters delve into his childhood this is a key aspect of the person he is today it was a brutal childhood that you describe in south africa a father that the book alleging was abusive in essence

elon musk called his father someone that subjected him to mental torture. >> psychological abuse. >> can you give a flavor of whad by the bullies. but the scars from that were that childhood was like? >> musk was a socially awkward kid, beaten up on the playground by the bullies but the scars from that were nothing than having to stand in front of his father for more than an hour while his father took the side of the people that beat him up, the bullies and things and throughout his life, those demons have danced around his head sometimes, as his mother may says, the danger for elon is that he becomes his father he can turn dark, too, and get tough on people. >> do you see that aspect? >> he has many personalities and sometimes you are under a half joking guy or a guy playing, you know, engineering mode in which he's really good

but there is times he goes into what his ex-girlfriend calls demon mode, and that's when he gets dark. >> can you give some examples of what that kind of behavior is. >> sometimes, whether it is at dinner or at meeting or walking on a factory line, you can see the clouds gathering i remember 20, 30 times. i'll give you one which is in south texas, at the tip of south texas he has a large starship. and one friday night at around 10:00 p.m. he is sort of joking about everything then he sees that only two people are working it's 10:00 p.m. on a friday night. but you can see the dark and he just explodes for about an hour, he's berating people then he wants 200 people there by the next day so they start working. so this tension for drama comes out of the childhood, too. >> there are occasions in the book where you refer to musk as being in manic mode. i mean, manic. that is a term of art in mental health i mean, are you suggesting or in any way do you question whether

he struggles with mental illness? >> yeah. we talk about it he talks about it. he talks about he hasn't been officially diagnosed, he says. but he talks about bipolar he takes a lot of prescription medicines at times moods. and sometimes, as a he can be variable in his moods. and sometimes, as a jekyll & hyde quality, he will go into a dark, depressed mood and say some things. sometimes things that his father said to him. and then a few hours later, you ask him about it and he almost has no memory. >> what do you make of his personal life? he's fathered 11 children who are currently still with us. and with three different women what does that say about him >> one of the things is like everything he has a weird sense of mission, whether it is getting to mars or saving human consciousness. and he believes that people

should have many more children also, it's obviously a bit of an ego there, which is he wants to have a lot of children. >> what's he doing with twitter? he bought it and then seemed to immediately regret it. he did it at a time when things were going well for him and he takes on this big behemoth. >> things were going so well he sold a million teslas he was the only entity that could shoot off rockets to mars and land them and reuse them he said i have always put chips back on the table. and you can see him looking for some drama and he goes to hawaii, meeting another of his girlfriends natasha basset and for two nights stays up and decides, i'm going to buy twitter. >> elon musk is incredibly influential. in ukraine, he could turn off the satellite incredibly power some people say he's more powerful than than any government in ukraine, he could turn off the satellite communication and shut off the war spacex his chargers have a lot to do with whether or not we make this transition to electric energy. now on the eve of a presidential election controlling twitter, a

major source of information, rhetoric and potentially misinformation knowing what you know about him, are you comfortable this singular man has that kind of influence over our world >> i think it's not great that he has so much power and you take the starlink episode in ukraine where he had geofenced off crimea he had done it before that night. and now he's creating star shield and selling it to the u.s. military because he talked to the u.s. government officials and realizes why am i in the middle of this war so he sold starlink to the u.s. government so that the government can control how it's done but the bigger issue is why could nobody else get a rocket into orbit and land them partly or why could nobody else get a million electric vehicles ready?

>> you spent this time with him. you talked about perhaps the struggles with mental illness. you know he's a highly changeable volatile person and he has so much unilateral knowing him as you do? >> i tell you the story in the control over so many things. how does that sit with you knowing him as you do? >> i tell you the story in the book i tell you how it turns out, and i make you see how difficult it is for somebody to have that much power a lot of readers will have to judge based on the stories in the book. >> the book is out it is called "elon musk. it is out tomorrow actually. thank you for your time, sir mr. roker, back to you. >> i know what we will be reading for a while. all right. we are looking at the rip current risk we're looking at heavy rain. cooler in the plains beautiful weather up and down the west coast that's what's going on around the at 8:18, let's check on that

beautiful wli he's talking about. a beautiful day to start up our workweek. we're the low 70s. we'll keep an eye on the winds. bringing the temperatures down briefly for tuesday before we stay steady in the 70s. low 70s and upper 60s for the start of saturday. inland and that is your latest weather. guys >> mr. roker, thank you. the nfl season is back, which means so our special series "inside the game". >> all season long, we will bring you special access to your favorite teams we decided to kick things off with our tailgate party. >> we teamed up with eli manning, a two-time super bowl mvp to host a get-together at metlife stadium. the guest an incredible group of

young boys on any given sunday, there are more than 82,000 new york giants fans getting ready for the big game at met life stadium in east rutherford, new jersey this sunday, we meet four of them. >> are you ready to party? >> go long go long! >> right away we proved that we should not quit our day jobs. >> oh! right here, s.g. >> go long go long. go real long. >> all right bring it in. >> okay, guys. let's go where's the food. >> we need the drinks. >> the food. >> let's go!all. >> oh, this. >> let's go! >> you look so cute. >> but it wasn't all fun and games, at least not yet anyway. >> all right. let's go. >> we got chicken. >> there we go, hot food and drink. >> let's go! >> oh, this. >> let's go! >> you look so cute. >> but it wasn't all fun and games, at least not yet anyway.

>> all right let's go. >> we got chicken. >> there we go, hot dogs. >> we had a tailgate to set up for some very special guests. >> hot dog, relish, all the fixings. well, we did it. looks like we're ready. >> let's go. i think we got things to do. >> and people to see, really important people. >> let's do it >> this way. >> september is childhood cancer awareness month. so we reached out to the tackle kids cancer initiative to invite a new courageous kids currently in treatment at the children's hospital in new jersey to join us and lucky for us, we had five special guests to give a giant welcome to we wanted to make sure that dominic, shane, jaden, riley and jabari knew this wasn't just any

>> what a ordinary tailgate party. ♪ >> yeah >> what a party. >> do y'all know that this guy right here is the guy who makes the good for the giants before every game >> and this wasn't just any tailgate spread. it was prepared by the giants own executive chef, angelo bassalone. he fuels the players, and now he was fuelling us. >> can i have chicken fingers?t! >> let's go. i can feel it. oh! let's go, jaden! let's go, jaden! we said this wouldn't be >> absolutely! >> let's go. i can feel it. oh let's go, jaden! let's go, jaden! we said this wouldn't be an ordinary tailgate, and we were about to deliver on that promise with one more very special guest, legendary giants >>arterback and two-time super bowl champ eli manning

>> eli he said -- >> you. >> thank you so much. >> for the last signature years, eli has been a huge advocate for tackle kids cancer. >> tackle kids cancer, how did that become your cause >> for me just visiting the hospital, you know, years ago and just want to do more at first it was just trying to get a few smiles on these kids' faces going through a tough time how can we raise more money and get these kids back home. >> you are a legend. but the bravery that these kids have to face something so young and take it on. >> it's unbelievable. and they have the best attitude, and that's why they're going to beat this. >> you are doing amazing stuff. here we are, a tailgate at a giants game. how does it feel to be on this side of the game and take it on. >> it's unbelievable and they have the best attitude, and that's why they're going to beat this. >> you are doing amazing stuff here we are, a tailgate at a giants game. how does it feel to be on this side of the game >> i like it

looking good no one has hit me today, hopefully. >> eli, we counted the number of people, fans who are here who have eli manning tattoos. >> oh, my goodness. >> your signature. >> i appreciate that the support i had while i was playing has been unbelievable here in new york i loved every moment. >> and the kids were loving every moment with eli. and we were all about to love him even more. >> i got a little special surprise for the five of you here in a minute we are going into the stadium on the field and get a little on field breakdown. get to see the players run out a little bit how does that sound? does that sound good >> walking on to the field was a magical moment for both the kids and the kids at heart. eli took us all the way to the 50 yard line where he recruited a new line of wide receivers >> run two steps and go that way and i'll throw it to you, all right? hut!

>> come on, jabari >> yes >> touchdown dance touchdown dance. >> yeah! >> but their feet weren't about to touchdown any time soon eli had one more surprise. >> the giants have y'all a suite at the time. we will be in a suite together, get to watch the game tonight, food, drinks, there is a dessert cart that comes around really good, yeah. >> soon the stadium will be filled with tens of thousands of fans roaring for their heroes. but in this moment it was clear who had the biggest hearts on the field. >> tackle kids cancer on three one, two, three! >> i mean, loved eli before.

but wow, right >> just inspirational. >> that's such an incredible cause. we loved being with them hope they had a good time at the game. >> eli could have suited up yesterday. >> we could have used him for sure last night. by the way, tomorrow and inside the game, kaylee hartung is going to catch up with the co-captain of the eagles, jason kelce on his life on and off the field, his bond with brother travis and much more he will also give us an exclusive look at the new kelce documentary. >> go eagles meantime, sheinelle takes us inside her training for the new york city marathon wow. she's a warrior woman. why she decided to tackle such a massive challenge for the first time she takes us inside her training and motivation but first, a check of your local news, weather and these 8:26. u i'm marcus washington.

starting stored b.a.r.t. will run only its future generation. it's making its final scheduled run for its fleet of old school legacy trains. starting today it's adding more runs for its bsf lines and promising shorter wait times, maximum 20 minutes no matter what day or time. the longest wait time will drop down to 10 minutes or less. time to get a look at the forecast. cinthia pimental has a look at the week's weather. >> it's looking good. if you're sitting on the b.a.r.t. trains, you get to look outand see sunshine in san francisco. a mild day, low 70s. before we cool it down, we'll see more of that wind ushering in through the city and cooling it down for our city. we'll warm it back up into the low 70s and keep it warm in the inland valleys, low 80s. marcus? >> we'll have another local news

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>> tengo una buena welcome back at 8:30 let's give some camera time to our awesome crowd. wow! wow! it's like a pep rally. come on. let's go oh, my god wait, wait look at bills nation right here. >> they're serious. >> oh, my gosh buffalo? >> from buffalo. >> thought so. just double checking. you never know. we have a busy, busy half hour, the whole nation is here. >> y'all from buffalo? >> from buffalo. >> thought so. just double checking you never know we have a busy, busy half hour, including special inspiration to try something new. our very own sheinelle jones is training for the new york city marathon this is a challenge she never thought she would take on. she ran 14 miles yesterday, 14 anyway, she's going to tell us all about her journey and maybe we can all get in on the action. >> that takes such guts. populas

that is so awesome by the way, never too early to shop for the holidays. just ask al roker. some of the popular toys parents will be buying you want to do it so you are ahead of the game. no tears on christmas day. >> after that coming up on the third hour, it is a packed third hour as well, including the men's u.s. open champion novak djokovic will join us. the joker himself will be in the studio and more fun with matt and akbar from "american ninja warrior". >> and the return of one of our favorites, friday morning lights we will highlight different high school football teams from all across the country as they get ready for that week's big game if you think your high school will be a perfect fit, head to today.com and tell us why. >> speaking of shining lights, we have a shining light in a dark control room. there is one light that shines more brightly than everyone else pete, show us your face. >> oh!

>> wow >> happy birthday! we love you. >> that is really disturbing. >> the best of the best. >> keeps us on the tracks, everyone. >> yes, he does. >> he's 60 wow! >> he's mr. roker. >> this young lady with this shirt is so sweet. this is eleanor. hello, eleanor how are you? could you show us your shirt it says always sunshine and rainbows whenever al is around that is so sweet where are you guys from? >> from los angeles. >> nice. how old are you, eleanor >> two and a half. all right. let's show you what you got going on as far as your week ahead. strong rip currents from hurricane lee. plenty of sunshine out west.

a cool down. and wet in the mid-plains. as we get to wednesday, heavy rain in the northeast. plenty of showers through the west and then sunny and warm along the west coast rain continues texas up into the central plains fantastic weather for the most part in the eastern third of the country with the exception of florida. that's what's going around the country. we are keeping that sunshine around for a little -- a couple more days around san francisco. we'll keep it in the low 70s for today before we cool it down briefly for tuesday. the temperatures should warm up into the low 70s for the ref of the week. the inland valleys going to see a nice warm day. 80s into the 90s. breezy for this afternoon. and tuesday, much we're one week away from our

start today meal prep event. it is hosted by our leader stephanie. she will show you how to prep five delicious meals for your family that will last you all week or when my son is home, half a week. plus, a bunch of time-saving ideas. it is all virtual. anyone can attend. scan the qr code or head to today.com/today. >> come over, al. >> mr. roker, we have a special guest on our plaza where are you from >> reading, pennsylvania. >> you were a contestant on "jeopardy". >> when savannah was hosting. >> 2021 is when the episode aired. >> i was more nervous than you were. >> i couldn't tell. >> it was so awesome that you came here. she said she's been trying to get this sign for years. very cool. >> we're reunited. thank you.

>> how do you go from being a self-proclaimed unathletic kid to training for your first marathon in your 40s sheinelle will share her journey. but, first, this is "today" on

back now 8:37 with our start today series. if you have been watching over the past couple of months, you may have heard this. our own sheinelle jones is speaking about something very exciting. you spoke about it. now it is coming into existence. >> say it again. say it loud. >> it's official. i am running 2023 new york city marathon! >> go get them. >> i can't believe it. my third grade self is like what are you saying. there is a long road ahead of me. i hope you all come along with me as i take my first steps. running around is a mainstay of my day at work, at home and even more with my kids. running as a sport, though,

that's new territory. >> i did not like gym class as a kid. i hated the monkey bars. i hated field day, all of that stuff. but i love a challenge, and this i'm saying, okay, you didn't like it because it was hard. now you need to take your 45-year-old self and do something that is reallython, a 26 miles, challenging. the new york city marathon, all 26 miles, something i never imagined i'd attempt, even in my wildest dreams so when i first started doing this, i just thought i would go outside and practice sometimes i never really thought about really what it takes to prepare for a marathon. >> for help, i enlisted nike running coach jess woods who has done 18 ultra marathons. >> she will send me a schedule for the week what i have learned is running isn't always just running. some days you may just run for 30 minutes other days you run for a longer amount of time but the goal is to get to 26

miles. >> jess introduced me to the concept of an assessment to help improve your form and get ahead of any potential injury. >> there are no tubes. there are no cords it is all cameras. and using those and syncing them with the treadmill, they are able to analyze your running, your posture. >> and you are graded on your performance. >> i got the c the first time. i don't get cs i had to lean forward a little more i had to improve my cadence. just tweaking a few of those initially five miles seemed like crazy town. so now when i'm aiming for 12 on the things, running a little more forward got me from a c to a b initially five miles seemed like crazy town so now when i'm aiming for 12 on the weekend, 5 doesn't seem so bad. to get those endorphins flowing, jess and i always start with a warmup >> this is nice around the track

today. so we're usually just trying to find a quiet place on the plaza. >> today's goal today. so we're usually just trying to find a quiet place on the plaza. >> today's goal, speed work so that my marathon pace stays consistent. >> we want you to get tired so you can find that marathon pace again on tired legs. okay do it! so it feels hard but not improbable, right? >> yes. >> and 2:03 for that lap. >> seriously, who am i who am i right now ultimately, it's about a lot more than just running. >> a lot of us have things that we have always wanted to do ands that it will maybe trigger something in you to do something as well because i think together we can do hard life gets in the way so i am hoping that if i do this that it will maybe trigger something in you to do something as well because i think together we can do hard things. >> all right let's do it. >> and while i still have two more months and many, many miles ahead of me, i'm grateful for

how far i've come. >> perfect nice job marathon pace after some hard intervals. progress. >> yeah. >> that's more than a little bit of progress. that's awesome. >> nicely done. >> thank you. >> let's go, girl! >> i couldn't do the monkey bars i hated field day as a kid hated it if you always wanted to paint or play the guitar or whatever it is you always wanted to do, i say now is the time. that's my goal. just whatever it is. we give so much to everybody say now is the time. that's my goal just whatever it is. we give so much to everybody else our kids, elderly parents. i think we should pour into ourselves. >> girl, you are so brave. you're not like, oh, i used to run in college you are doing this new, and you are taking on pretty much the hardest thing you can do with the whole world watching >> sheinelle's coach will join us in the 3rd hour to share more on her progress and tips for new

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♪ ♪ and we're back sleep better today. a struggle for a lot of parents. and how do you get the kids back on a sleep schedule in so important. one recent study showed a direct link between sleep an performance in the class room. and we have a sleep scientist joining us always good to see you and sleep now the school year, what did the study find? >> what is so interesting and relevant, they found that students that were making sleep a priority in the early week and months of the semester were better set up for success later in the term. so a toes response relationship

between each additional hour of. >> sleep dwrcontributing to a bettr sgchlt gpa. >> and teens don't always get the sleep. >> yeah, takes smith that sometimes we think that our teens are getter older, they need less sleep. wrong. all of the gay tahat show that all the development in the brain and body, they need 8 to 10 y ss coming off the schedule during the week, does it help kids catch up on sleep or nap during the weekend? hours. >> and does it help that you nap or catch up on the weekends? >> the pressures are so enormous and so that can cut sleep short during the week. and the weekend catchup is a loof

life line. but if we do that on the weekends, that throws the biological clock out of whack. fall asleep at 11:00, hopefully no later than 11:30. longer than that, it will throw the internal clock o biological clock out of senync. if your teen gets up at 7:00 for school day, you want them in bed at 9:00. >> and so what are tips for better sleep >> for teens and hopefully all maybe give yourself an hour buffer number two, make sure to get off screen i know we know this, it try to find a time that you can make almost every night of the week maybe an hour buffer. and also get off screens we know this, but for teens, look, i have too much do, i get it, but try to take yourself off the screen in the hour before bedtime and fill it with reading.

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oh, this is big. >> y esto es grande, estamos de i insiders list. and you will want to snag these because holiday shopping season is coming and they will be sold out quickly. and so here to walk us through it, brianna is here. and so these are the hot toys. come christmas time you will be like why didn't i get them early. >> yeah, seems crazy to think about holiday shopping in september, but the toy insider

revealed that this is their hot 20 list. >> we've seen this dancing elmo before, but this is not typical. >> this is the great toddler toy. the elmo slide so he speaks spankish and english. he slides and dances and he plays games.ish and english. he slides and dances and he plays games and there are prompts like elmo says or let's dance. so it is interactive and this guy is really fun it brings the fun factor he has a mind of his own confet.

he and this is a celebration plode. and out of the top, you have to give him a few seconds >> wait, this is big bitze. this is come on, dude! and this is a digital pet. and how cool you get a little puppy, rock him to sleep my daughter loved this guy so much fun. and you can squuyou can swipe t bunch of promps. and you can in nurture and carer them just like any pet

>> and this one will sell out. >> and this is the magic flyers. so this is really cool going to. >> something does happen. i think this you tap on her >> something will happen. >> yeah, this may not be up to speed, but you get the guist ths flies underneath and it is really cool. this will probably sell out. >> and so you put it in your hand and it bounces up and down. >> all right come on. >> and this one is cross generational who doesn't love the ninja turtles and pizza? this one comes with a bunch of stickers, you can decorate it

and it launches pizzas my 2-year-old loves it >> and also furby is back. it has over 600 phrases. it talks back to you it isn't have an off button. but you can rock it to sleep. and it responds to prompts and the toys these days are insane so you can rock it on sleep and say let's go to sleep and he will go to bed and this one is awesome for the mad scientist in your life this is a toy inside of a toy. and this will create an action figure kids can basically build their own action toy

and so you basically power it up and you can use it over and over again. so you can use a new version of the toy with each creation that elmo. let's talk about this race car. >> rc cars are so much fun for everybody. this o you throw in and this one is under 20 bucks and it drives across any surface. >> on the wall >> yes, on the wall. and so streets so cool under 20 bucks it won't destroy your walls. >> i can't believe that it can ride up a wall >> and it is under 20 bucks.

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. good morning to you. it's 8:56. i'm marcus washington. america this morning commemorating one of its darkest days. [ bells tolling ] >> the bay area joining the rest of the nation, marking 22 years since the september 11th terror attacks. this morning first responders garry at fire station 535. the mayor attended along with the fire chief. people in los gatos yesterday honoring los gatos high school honoring los gatos high school

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