it begins with salesforce ceo mac benioff delivering an address. it could be the last in san francisco. he said if the city doesn't fix homelessness, he could move the major convention. it could get kind of cool. >> cool, breezy at times. temperatures only in the upper 60s. it could be cold for some people visiting from the south, from the east coast. otherwise, we're going to keep temperatures pretty steady, even through the inland valleys. >> sounds good. that's what's happening on "today in the bay." the "today" show is coming up next. you can join us for our streaming newscasts on roku or nbcbayarea.com. good tuesday morning. we're following major developments overnight in the manhunt for a convicted killer. >> a new sighting. a new chase.

it is september 12th. this is "today." armed and dangerous. that escaped inmate on the run for two weeks spotted in a residential neighborhood outside philadelphia. and we're there live as the manhunt intensifies this morning. it appear he obtained a weapon. major storms. heavy rain across the northeast, while much of the east coast on alert for the potential impact of hurricane lee, growing in size and churning in the atlantic as a powerful category 3 storm. the full forecast just ahead. train spotting. north korean leader kim jong-un arrives in russia overnight for face-to-face talks with vladimir putin. their meeting set to focus on the war in ukraine and being closely watched by washington. we'll have the very latest. shot in the arm? the fda signs off on an updated

covid booster. with cases inching higher nationwide and kids back to school, what you node to know. all of that plus remarkable rescue. the american explorer trapped for days in one of the deepest caves in the world finally free. >> it is amazing to be above ground again. >> inside his harrowing ordeal and how he's doing. and rodgers and out. aaron rodgers goes down with an injury in the opening minutes of his first game as a jet. >> holy cow. i cannot believe this. >> they beat the bills in an overtime thriller. >> and he's going to go! jets win it. >> the roller coaster night wrapping up week one in the nfl, tuesday, september 12th, 2023. from nbc news, this is

"today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today." glad to have you with us this morning. it is a tuesday morning. >> jets fans are freaking out. >> i know. you don't have to be a jets fan for your heart to go out to this team and aaron rodgers. i mean, so much hype. he's coming to new york. he's going to turn it around. in the first few minutes suffers an injury that they feel could be the end of the season for him. >> the jets win it in overtime, so congrats to the backup quarterback there. let's start with the breaking news overnight in the search for escaped convict danelo cavalcante. >> he's been on the run 13 days. police are warning he appears to be warmed. they are pursuing him in a new area. ten miles northwest of where he was spotted on sunday, after changing his appearance. police adding it's more heavily populated. urging residents to lock all their doors and windows.

george solis has been covering the manhunt from the beginning. george, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. police here at the command host post during a press conference, confirming he is armed and dangerous. he entered a home of a resident in a new search area and stole a rifle, a .22. the hole homeowner firing shots but failed to strike the fugitive. this morning, a sighting of the escaped convict. where police have told residents to remain inside and lock doors and windows. scatter audio appearing the sighting. 5'. apparently, the convict has a .22 cutoff rifle with a scope and flashlight. >> i know this is a stressful

time for the community. >> reporter: nearly 300 officers and multiple agencies on the ground. >> we live in a very, very nice area where we don't lock anything. so it's been really crazy. >> reporter: after his escape, after multiple sightings in the area, police now say he changed his appearance and that he tried to reach out to others including a former co-worker where he was caught on camera. video, not yet released, shows him speaking portuguese. his demeanor was urgent but friendly and someone looking for help. >> we will ultimately capture him. he doesn't have what he needs to last long term. >> super quiet guy, very shy. >> reporter: franco rosa used to live with him. they were roommates, until he says he moved out the day before he murdered his ex-girlfriend, unaware he was wanted for prior homicide in brazil. has he made any effort to reach out to you?

>> no. i hope he won't do it. if he does, i will call the police right away. >> reporter: immigration officials obtained the fugitive's sister. authorities not saying if she's helped her brother since his escape and issuing this morning. to anyone thinking of helping the fugitive. >> we will prosecute you fully for those actions. >> reporter: authorities saying in the search area, they found some footprints that matched the same boots that he was wearing at the time of his escape. they found and reported some missing work boots around that same eight to ten-mile perimeter that authorities have set up. there's upwards of 500 members of law enforcement in this area, state, local and federal authorities, including the fbi and custom and border protection. they believe that he is within pennsylvania and within chester county. he may be looking to steal another car. they are urging the public to make sure they lock all doors and stay vigilant.

>> george solis for us in pennsylvania. cleanup is under way after flash flooding in new england last night. officials say many vehicles were stuck in the floodwaters. several people had to be rescued. it was more of the same in rhode island and parts of connecticut. comes as hurricane lee creeps close to the east coast. dylan is in for al. did i say the right name? >> it's not spelled like that. we are keeping an eye of hurricane lee. >> leominster. we are keeping an eye on hurricane lee. with all the rain we saw up and down the east coast, the last thing we need is a hurricane. the good news is it doesn't look like we will get a direct hit. right now the storm itself is 575 miles south of bermuda. winds at 115 miles an hour. it is a category 3 storm moving to the northwest. it is still on track to track

between bermuda and the united states. however, look at how far it stays beyond atlanta. overnight sunday and saturday morning, this will weaken and should impact nova scotia. all weekend long, we are going to see very rough surf and dangerous rip currents. keep that in mind if you are at the beaches as we go through this weekend. in fact, for the next seven days, the waters will be dangerous. >> all right, dylan. thank you. kim jong-un arrived in russia ahead of a closely watched meeting with vladimir putin. those two leaders expected to discuss an arms deal. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us now from ukraine. he has the very latest on this. hey, richard. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is kim jong-un's first known international trip in the last four years. he has crossed into the far east of russia. it is already evening there. he could meet with vladimir

putin as early as tomorrow at a missile launch facility. north korean state television showed kim jong-un waving to top government and military officials as he left pyongyang on his bulletproof train to russia, and he has good reason to be smiling. as the slow-moving train crossed the border, kim is finally feeling needed, courted by president vladimir putin. two of the leaders america is most wary of coming together. putin attended a conference, is expected to greet kim with the full honors of a state visit. a new model of mutual relations and integration is being born, but not on a basis of western standards, putin said. there is a more practical reason for the rare summit, too. north korea produces artillery

and missiles, which it aims at south korea, a close u.s. ally. but since the two koreas haven't fought a war in decades, the north has vast stockpiles of the weapons, which putin needs now to fend off ukraine's american backed counteroffensive. >> i think the fact that russia is having to beg north korea for military support speaks to the effectiveness of our sanctions. >> reporter: the weapons transfer would be a violation of sanctions. that could be little deturnlt. deals are already in motion. putin's defense minister was in pyongyang in july to discuss an arms trade. a top chinese communist party member joined the prime minister at a military parade. it is unclear what putin will give kim in return. kim just oversaw the launch of what north korea called its first tactical nuclear attack

submarine. putin's desire to continue his war here in ukraine is bringing together russia, china and now north korea. hoda? >> all right. richard engel for us there. richard, thank you. the biden administration has cleared the way for five american citizens detained in iran. in exchange the u.s. will give tehran access to $6 billion that had been blocked by u.s. sanctions. lester holt sat down for an interview this morning. he spoke to the president using a government translator. >> translator: we can say that it should be done in due time. the arrangements have been done, and the final action should be finalized in the due time. >> are they healthy? are they well? >> translator: yes. they are very healthy. and according to our latest

information, they are in full crews racing against to find survivors in the rubble. raf sanchez is there with the latest. what is the latest you know? >> reporter: we are now in the fourth day of this massive search operation. and all across the region, rescuers are facing a sea of bubble like this. a family of four died in this house. you can see back there there is their fridge over this way. it looks like this was a lamp, a satellite dish. you can see this house was made out of cinder blocks held together with a little concrete. that is consistent with what we have seen across this region, that it was the homes of the

poorest people that came crumbling down in this earthquake. for those missing loved ones, they are praying there is still more rescues. with every passing hour hope is fading. help has been painfully slow in arriving. in some communities they have been digging for days now with their bare hands trying to save the life of their neighbors, of their family members. and there are questions of whether morocco should have accepted international aids. there is a small u.s. team on the ground here, but there has not yet been an agreement for larger american deployment. >> raf, thank you. mgm resorts and casinos recovering this morning from a cyber security incident that disrupted services over the past couple days. guests and visitors taking to social media to report now

functional digital room keys, slot and digital machines offline. atm machines also down the company said the issue was ongoing but that its casino and gaming floors are now operational. a lot moo get to boy, it is a big morning in the sports world. >> yeah, it is first monday night football game of the season certainly provided a lot of drama that drama led by that stunning injury for star quarterback and nfl legend aaron rodgers just a few handful of plays into his very first game as a new york jet kaylee hartung joins us this morning with more on that. that was certainly hard to watch. >> yeah, absolutely, craig no player was more talked about this off season than aaron rodgers and no fan base was more hopeful on the impact a player would have now the team fears it is a serious achilles injury. at 39 years old, that could not end his season but jeopardize the rest of his hall of fame

career just four plays into aaron rodgers debut with the jets. >> down and time runs out. down goes rodgers in the sack from leonard floyd. >> reporter: the star quarterback went down and did not return rodgers taken off the field. first to a medical tent and later for an x-ray with a boot on his injured leg leaving those watching in utter disbelief. >> holy cow! i cannot believe this. i thought we'd go tape it up and get him back in there. >> reporter: after the game, the head coach robert solis saying they believe it is an achilles tendon injury. >> mris are going to confirm what we think happened but it's not good. >> reporter: rodgers is considered a lock for the hall of fame, coming to new york after a legendary era and super

bowl win in green bay. excitement had been building this era with rodgers the focus of the series "hard knocks" and taking new york city by storm. rodgers speaking on fox ahead of monday's game. >> we love all the support we welcome all the skepticism. it's an exciting time to be a new york jet and a jet fan. >> last night jets fans walking in shock and complete disappointment but the jets refused to give up, pulling out a 22-16 come-from-behind win in a spectacular play in overtime returning a punt 65 yards for a touchdown that sent the jets faithful admit life stadium into a complete meltdown. >> touchdown rookie javier gibson game over. >> i'm thinking, let's win this game for aaron rodgers. >> reporter: the win bittersweet after the loss of aaron rodgers who many hoped would turn around the long suffering franchise.

>> my heart is with aaron right now and nowhere else >> according to reports, he signed a four-year 200 million contract with the jets even if he doesn't play, he's fully guaranteed $75 million over this season and next. he will undergo an mri this morning to confirm the diagnosis. you could see it on his face i mean, the devastation, the disappointment. >> and the coach, too. you can tell exactly what's going on. >> even if you are not a jets fan, like you were pulling for aaron rodgers triumphant return, to watch him go out like that is disappointing. >> an achilles injury at any age is hard to come back from, let alone at 39. >> all right let's go back to dylan and get a check of the weather. >> the rain was interesting yesterday. there was the potential for delay because of the storms out in new york city today we're looking at often storms and some of these storms could produce heavy rain fall

considering how humid and muggy it is. go behind this cold front and the humidity will wipe out which will make it feel more fall-like. parts of the upper midwest will be down into the 50s for high temperatures small chance of a flood risk in the southwest with pockets of heavy rain there, too. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds (man 1) what? is it, is it too much? (vo) and 2% cash back on what you need. (main 1) what? (man 2) i think you missed a spot. (man 1) is it bad? (man 2) it's not good. (vo) the wells fargo active cash card. that's real life ready. good morning. it's 7:18 on this tuesday. let's check in on san francisco dreamforce convention going on. make sure you're bringing a

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it rattled some residents at about 1:30 this morning. the usgs says people felt it as far away as benicia and pacific grove. no reports of damage. and take a live look at the scene in san francisco this morning. this is where crews worked through the night to repair that massive sinkhole. this is at fillmore and green streets. it happened after two antiquated pipes ruptured sunday night, sending hundreds of thousands of gallons of water rushing downhill and catching many neighbors by surprise. crews say more than 100 homes and businesses are either damaged or impacted by the sand and water. a live look at san francisco's moscone center where the city's largest conference, dreamforce, kicks off today. the conference starts with ceo marc benioff delivering a keynote address. there are fears this could be the last dreamforce in san francisco. earlier this year marc benioff told the "chronicle" if the city does not fix homelessness and lower crime rates, the event may

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monitored by doctors we will talk to his long-time friend in a moment but first kelly cobiella joins us with the latest good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you incredible the way rescuers worked around the clock for three days to finally end this ordeal for him he was carried to the surface 37 minutes after midnight local time this morning, a successful end to an extraordinary rescue mark dickey giving a thumb's up and a smile as he was hoisted to safety overnight. >> it is amazing to be aboveground again. i was aboveground for far longer than expected. >> this morning posting a selfie from intensive care thanking his rescuers saying it was a scary experience and the closest to death i have been yet. he was on an international expedition in the morca cave,

turkey's third deepest when he suddenly became seriously ill with internal bleeding 3,000 feet underground. >> i kept throwing up blood and my consciousness started to get harder to hold on to i reached the point where i was like, i'm not going to live. >> the only way out a 15-hour climb. a medical team climbed down giving him blood transfusions. rescuers started the delicate climb out with dickey strapped to a stretcher his body swinging on a pulley system for the final few feet. 150 from around the world now celebrating. seeing that he was well made he happy and i let myself go and i cried a little his parents releasing an emotional statement saying the rescue is indescribably relieving and fills us with incredible joy, adding all that has been done for our son means

a mile for help. >> i got to tell you i don't know what to say. this is overwhelming. this is and will always mean so very much to us by his side was his fiancée jessica who climbed nearly half a mile for help. >> i got to tell you i don't know what to say this is overwhelming this is a first. >> make it a last. >> make it a last time, too. thank you. >> now aboveground and grateful. >> dickey was flown by hospital to a nearby hospital in turkey where he is in intensive care this morning but he was well enough to thank the turkish government and the international caving community for saving his life with a big, big smile on his face today. guys >> yeah. he does have a great big smile joining us now a guy with another big smile. he's one of mark's friends and a family spokesperson. he helped to oversee the response as a member of the jersey response team so good to see you

wow. the fact that mark got out and he's okay, you were overseeing this rescue, what were the most difficult parts of trying to get him out of there >> thank you for your concern. it is great to be here i was actually overseeing the rescue, right? but i was doing a lot with communication back and forth and it was great to see him finally get out because it was -- it was very dire in the early days of his rescue. >> so i think for those of us not in the caving community as you are, it is incredibly dangerous under the best of circumstances. can you give us a picture of what was involved in achieving this rescue? >> i think now there is some great videos, and you can see there is no flat spots to walk on, no flat surfaces. >> like it is a vertical drop. >> much of it is vertical. but even the spaces you walk-through, you just cave through, it is still more of a climbing, scrambling up and down over rocks sometimes with

slanted surfaces and then sometimes squirming through crawls, pushing through belly tight crawls like this or through a canyon like that and although cavers can move through there, when they are on a stretcher, it gets much more complicated when it turns into a rescue. >> let me ask you a simple and perhaps even stupid question what is it about caving? what is it about being that far underground that's just -- that's even appealing to you >> i think you're on the right track. you're curious that's what we are we're curious. we look at the hole underground

and it's like, oh, i wonder what's down there. you get down there a little bit like, i could fit through that. >> unless you get stuck. >> hey, look at this and we don't know where it goes. and caving is one of those activities especially on the level that mark is at where he's gone where no man has gone before very few places like that on the planet where somebody over the eons hasn't walked. >> do you think he'll do it again? >> i hope his mom is not watching, but i would bet on it. >> all right >> well, it is so nice to have you here, karl this is incredible and the caving community really came together to help this rescue thank you very much. >> thanks, karl. still ahead, an exclusive first look at a new ride sharing feature that could bring an important change to that community. cases creeping up once again. what you need to know about those new covid shots just approved by the fda. we will have that for you right after this f-its-kind, once-daily pill for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis for the chance at clear or almost clear skin.

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today," we're taking a look at in new covid shots now approved by the fda the cdc is expected to give them a green light. and that happens today >> that news comes as covid hospitalizations nationwide are ticking a little higher. up nearly 9% from the prior week but still far below the numbers we saw this time last year and in 2021. >> the former white house covid response coordinator now the dean of brown university's school of public health. you had your tour of duty in washington here we are talking about what some people are calling a covid booster. this is a new shot tell us about this one and what it responds so why do we need to get it >> first of all, good to be back look, every year we update our flu vaccine to match the flu strain that's circulating. we're starting to do the same thing with covid now

you need a new shot once a year. i don't call it a booster because it is just your annual covid shot at this point and most people should go out and get their annual covid shot the way they get their annual flu shot it matches the strains that are circulating out there right now. >> okay. so we should be getting that shot now, you said with the flu shot a lot of people are about to get their flu shot is it a good idea to get both of those shots together? >> it is i got both of them last year together totally safe to do that. it works just as well to do that it is much more convenient you can get them in the same arm, a different arm but you can get them at the same time. >> we don't call it a flu booster shot we just call it our vaccine. >> get them together it makes the fall, the winter, the holidays much safer, much better for everybody. ust a ret after labor day or more after >> the hospitalization numbers we have seen tick up, to what do we attribute that? is it just a return to work after labor day or more after that >> yeah.

look, covid will be with us. just the way the flu is with us. with covid, we will probably se. we get one usually during the summer. this is that late summer covid wave. we have seen it the last couple of summers. we're seeing it again. i'm hoping it will turn around. it will peak and come back down. this is the reality. and we can manage our way through it just keeping up on the vaccines. >> make your big pitch here because a lot of folks, if you are immunocompromised, if you are elderly, you need your covid shots. other fol other folks that are healthy, do i need to do it or i had covid three times and i had all the shots. what is your pitch >> first of all, if you get covid after being vaccinated, it will be milder you are less likely to miss work or school. second, it is less likely to spread to others if you have gotten the covid shot, you are less likely to spread it to her

and then some people go on to develop long covid where they could have long-term complications. that gets reduced a lot. free, widely available to me, it is a no brainer. >> thank you >> how do you like it on the outside? >> service is great, but happy to be home. >> good to see you let's go to dylan. she's in for al this morning how are we looking >> we will see another round of stores today this is a cold front some storms still severe approaching columbus, ohio stretching back down into arkansas, too. again, this is the cold front that will help reduce all that humidity and moisture in the air. as that cold front sparks those storms, we are not looking at a risk of severe weather, but we could see torrential downpours massachusetts picked up nine and a half inches of rain. the ground is saturated. any additional rain could create that flooding risk because there

is so much moisture in the air and it produces 1 to 2 inches of rain an hour we will start to see much more comfortable, more fall-like feel to the air without that humidity and temperatures back down into the 70s. but we could see before that all good morning. it's 7:45. let's get a check on san francisco over the next couple of days. it will be slightly cooler today, some breezy conditions, as we go into the afternoon. and as we go into the second of of the week into the weekend, temperatures should hold steady in the upper 60s. inland valleys also in for a breezy afternoon. temperatures in the low 80s. as we go into the and that's your >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. coming up, guys, we will add to the excitement in the studio.

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situation with homelessness and drug use, it may be the last dreamforce in the city. he will kick off this dreamforce conference with his keynote address at 10:00 this morning. we'll be closely monitoring that and bring you updates on our midday newscast. time to get a look at that forecast. cinthia pimentel has a look at a breezy start to the day. >> breezy, yes. especially closer to the water in san francisco. so those of you heading out for dreamforce, make sure you're bringing another layer to keep you warm. as we go into the second half of the week, temperatures should hold steady in the upper 60s with a few rolling clouds. meantime, our inland valleys will stay steady, in the 80s. a slightly cooler day compared to yesterday, and we're going to track changes as we go into the second half of the weekend into next week. >> thanks, cinthia. we're going to have another local news update in 30 minutes. i'll see you back here then.

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>> he has a .22 cutoff rifle. >> residents told to lock their doors and windows as that manhunt intensifies. we're live on the scene. then keeping up with the kelces the new documentary on jason kelce, including his historic super bowl family feud. owl the filmmaker said i think you have a film here. >> the exclusive sneak peek just ahead. >> the season was spectacular. >> the exclusive sneak peek just ahead. then feeling all right oscar winner matthew mcconaughey is here to talk about his first children's book hitting the shelves today, right as we are hosting our first ever field trip with a group of third graders paying a visit to studio much it ended up selling for in an action-packed "popstart." 1a. plus, the iconic "brady

bunch" house takes a hit we've got the details on how much it ended up selling for in an action-packed "popstart." today, tuesday, september 12th. >> it's our first year of retirement. >> and our first time to new york. >> from des moines, iowa. >> on a grandmother-granddaughter trip. >> from minnesota. >> celebrating our 24th wedding anniversary. >> on a girls' trip. >> to celebrate our birthday. >> sending love to my best friend jaime. >> from pennsylvania >> hi to my grandsons. >> we love you >> sending love to my husband brad watching in chicago >> here from detroit because today is my 66th birthday. happy birthday welcome to "today. so happy you are celebrating with us. it is tuesday morning. come on. shiny, happy people all outside. we can't wait to come to this. we'll do that in just a bit. let's get start with our news at 8:00

an escaped killer who has eluded police for two weeks may have become more desperate and dangerous. officials believe he is armed and on the move. george solis joins us now from pennsylvania the latest on the manhunt there. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. we're on the edge of that new perimeter. this is really one of the worst case scenario for authorities now that the fugitive has obtained a weapon. now, this morning officials out here urging all residents to lock their doors and to be more vigilant than ever some schools shutting down as a precaution all this comes as danelo cavalcante stole a van and ditched it people in the community that knew him, we spoke to a former roommate now fearing they may be next in line if danelo

cavalcante tries to reach out to him. we know his sister was also obtained by immigration officials. officials would not say why but saying she would not cooperate they fear he might try to steal another car and try to get out of this area but authorities remain confident that he remains not only in pennsylvania but still here in chester county. >> george, thank you. attorneys for former president donald trump asked a judge yesterday to toss out most of the charges against him in the georgia elections interference case. they contend that the georgia indictment has numerous deal deficiencies and that the state is attempting to prosecute conduct that belongs before a federal court instead. no comment ahead of her official response in court. millions of woman use or

provide ride share services every day. but some -- some of them don't always feel as safe as they should so now lyft is rolling out a new feature called women plus connect. it is an attempt to address that issue. savannah, good morning. >> hey, everyone good morning that's right i sat down exclusively with lyft's new ceo to learn about their new feature and why he thinks it will help get more women behind the wheel take a look. lyft is rolling out a brand-new feature in five cities from chicago to san diego, which will give women lyft users the option to request a driver or passenger of the same gender. >> you are in a new city maybe it's late at night whatever it might be just for your peace of mind, the ability to choose a woman driver may say, yeah, this is making my life better. >> reporter: if you're in one of

the five cities where drivers and riders who have selected woman or nonbinary as their gender can open the updated app and will be prompted with an option to enable the new feature. >> it is literally a toggle. you can always turn on and off. >> the lyft ceo hopes to provide that comfort and safety. not just for riders, but drivers, too lyft says just 23% of its drivers are women. he hopes to increase that number. >> half the population roughly are women. but today some segment of those women riders are saying i don't always feel comfortable in your car. that's bad for us. we want the opposite. >> that comfort could be key, given a persistent issue facing ride share apps. reports of sexual harassment and assault perpetrated by both riders and drivers

uber reported over 3,800 incidents in 2019 and 2020 is this an acknowledgment of that problem is this meant to help fix that, this new feature >> i mean, i think it is an acknowledgment of the world we live in, that sexual assaults happen unacceptable, terrible even one is unacceptable we have to create an environment where it is going to hapless and less. >> this single mom has been driving for lyft for over a decade she says the feature makes her feel more comfortable requesting passengers at different times of day in different areas. >> for me as a female driver, i would feel just an extra layer of confidence where, you know, i could just really focus on, you know, the ride itself. >> do you think this could make more women want to drive for lyft if they know they have that power about who is getting into their car? >> absolutely. >> so uber, their big competition, of course, offers a similar option internationally the majority of ride share drivers are men. both companies say their end

goal is offering gig work in a way that makes women more comfortable behind the wheel tomorrow if you are behind these cities, you update your lyft app and you have this option in there. >> that's a fascinating concept. thank you, savannah. all right. a symbol can mean different things to different people but a lot of people thought there was some special about this thing you saw it yesterday here in new york the double rainbow. it appeared in new york city yesterday on the 22nd anniversary of 9/11. it happened late in the afternoon. it was a really cloudy, rainy day, y'all so it was like rocking and rolling, the thunder and lightening well, and then that came up. that's insane. social media was flooded people took pictures from all over town. some rainbows seemed to spring right out of the former twin towers in manhattan. you could keep watching them. >> it is hard not to be moved by that

also, you see a rainbow from time to time, something like that, a double rainbow so visible. >> clear as a bell. >> everybody got the shot. it was so beautiful. >> i do not believe in accidents. still ahead here on a tuesday morning, ed sheeran does it again, popping up at a wedding for a surprise performance. and jason kelce. >> that's right, savannah. even though last season didn't have the storybook ending jason and eagles fans hoped for, we will take you on a ride with one of the nfl's most beloved and respected characters right after this ♪ ♪ we don't just have everything...

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video, and it follows the life of jason kelce and his entire family including the clash with his brother travis kelce of the chiefs. >> so you'll love this the documentary premiering tonight is not the one jason kelce intended to make he wanted to document the process of deciding to retire. he says every logical thing was telling him he should stop playing football but he is still playing. last season's journey was so special, they're letting us behind closed doors now. he's a co-captain of the eagles. an icon in the city of philadelphia. >> my favorite eagle in my lifetime >> and a loving husband and father of three girls at home. >> want to go higher higher

>> now jason kelce is also the star of the new documentary "kelce". >> i tried to be as authentic as possible, really let people into our lives and our heads and find out everything that happens through the course of an nfl season. >> a season that ultimately ended just a few minutes and points short of a sooner bowl win for the eagles and their star center. >> i have been contemplating retirement for a number of years. i thought it would be interesting following a player going into that. >> if this is my last year, i don't want to be bad i want to go out with a good season and a good team. >> when you started filming, you didn't know how it was going to end. >> no. >> he did opt to return for a 13th season after a super bowl matchup for the history books, squaring off against his brother travis and the kansas city chiefs as the country fell in love with the kelce brothers, their mom,

donna, became a fan favorite. >> i have been in the league for 13 years, and mom did more endorsement deals in two weeks than i did in my whole career. >> she earned it. >> i think she's a down to earth person that people connect with, and it was fun to see her get that national spotlight and be representative for a lot of guys' moms. >> we caught up with donna how do you describe that super bowl experience? >> it was surreal. it was a wonderful thing i don't think i would have ever imagined it could have happened. it was a wonderful thing for the family to be able to do together. >> what would it take for this season to top last >> oh, definitely another kelce bowl. >> what do you guys think about that >> but along with the highs, the documentary shows intimate moments. >> i don't think people realize the beating you are taking then impacts the way that you like interact with your family.

sometimes it's just sheer exhaustion there have been a number of times where we have explained that dad can't sit on the floor for that long. so there is approximately a da. their youngest born just a few days after the super bowl. >> i was rooting for it to happen at the super bowl. >> you were not. >> no, no, no. i was crossing my legs and fingers trying not to let anything happen. >> but with the success of the season and new exciting opportunities and challenges, one week after bennett arrived, jason joined his younger brother travis in new york as he hosted snl. travis in new york as he hosted "snl." >> how is the day going? just fine. love you, ellie.

oh, that went great. yeah i'm up for dad of the year right now or husband of the year. >> when you guys are on the phone and you're at "saturday night live," the relatability is there 100%. >> i felt like i appropriately iced him anyone who has been around someone who has given birth knows how the amnesia kicks in >> what is the secret to making it work? >> we do our absolute best to communicate with each other. >> we're the most important thing in both of our lives, and like everything else takes a backseat. >> what's left to accomplish on the football field >> i don't know.

i don't really think of the accomplishments. the fun part is the journey and going through it with a bunch of guys and like minded people. >> and a partner like this one >> no doubt, yeah. >> when home feels that good, it is easy to go out in the world and be like, i got this. >> oh, my gosh. >> as jason gets back on the field for season 13 with all of that support behind him, he says the thought of retirement is gone for now even as the game gets harder and harder to play, physically, mentally, he says he is locked in and so far you know the eagles are off to a 1-0 start. >> that's right. undefeated so far. >> by the way, she is the star of that documentary, his wife. she's really cool. love it. >> most great sports docs are great because the characters are real they're authentic. they're honest and it looks like they have this. >> you see it immediately. >> here we go. all right. a check of the weather. >> i certainly do. good morning, guys but i want to take you back over here for a second. there she is i was looking for you.

happy birthday. >> thank you so much. >> where are you from? >> i'm from detroit. >> anybody watching from home this morning >> everybody is watching from home my coworkers and everybody >> have a wonderful birthday thanks for being here. let's take a look at what's going on across the country. we are going to see hurricane lee impact the east coast as we go through the upcoming week into the weekend mostly because of rough surf and dangerous rip currents the storm should stay out over the water. although, we could see rain and wind as that storm weakens afternoon high temperatures look a whole more like fall 50s and 60s for high hot and humid at the east coast. that will create late day storms and cool thing we're in for a cooler day and windy at times in san francisco as people roll in for dreamforce convention. over the next couple of days we hold steady in the upper 60s. in our inland valleys you'll

feel that breeze bringing down temperatures just a little bit. as we get into tomorrow, we'll rebound holding steady in the 80s. and don't forget, you can find us on the radio if you are headed out the door, sirius channel 108, guys. >> thank you if mr. roker were here, you know what he would say, best time of the morning. >> first up, the brady bunch how much did you want to spend time in this kitchen >> hey, mom. >> hi, alice what's for dinner? >> pork chops. >> pork chops, huh what else? >> apple sauce. >> pork chops and apple sauce. >> that's a classic, actually.

four months after hgtv put the iconic brady house up for sale, it is off the market going for $3.2 million, which happens to be $2 million under the original asking price it was a home used for exterior shots in the show. it was renovated, you may remember, a few years back after hgtv bought it all six actors who portrayed the brady children taking part do you want to know who bought it we don't know. just a fan of the sitcom and the 1995 movie is the homeowner. i would stay quiet for a moment, too. enjoy your home. fans of the '90s superstars were blowing up the internet with theories about the band getting back together after these posters appeared all over new york city. justin timberlake stars in the animated franchise

that qr code on the posters linked to a music video. now fan theories are flying once again ahead of tonight's mtv video music awards, which will be held in new jersey. here's the deal. in the last three days, three of the five guys have been spotted in the new york area j.t. was seen at the u.s. open and last night's jets game joey fatone. and lance bass posted this snap from downtown. and downtown new york city what does it all mean? i mean, fans are begging for vma reunion. do you think tonight >> i think the bread crumbs have been laid down and let's do it >> exciting! >> they lead to the vmas. >> we will have to stay tuned tonight. if it happens, you know we'll have it for you here tomorrow morning. next up, bad bunny the chart topping singer is the cover star for the latest edition of ""vanity fair." the artist opens up about his music, thoughts on marriage and

the specific people who he speaks english for although he never confirms a romance with kendall jenner, he talks about receiving backlash about his love live. he goes on to say, i'm not really interested in clarifying anything because i have no commitment to clarify anything to anyone. the "vanity fair" issue hits newsstands next tuesday. all right. finally ed sheeran has been surprising fans in the most unexpected places from manning the register at a lego store to serving up hot dogs to everything in between. and even though ed had to postpone his vegas show over the weekend due to technical difficulties, he still pulled off the most vegas surprise possible look at this

♪♪ i know you fee ♪ i know you feel that too ♪ feel >> is this real? like is this ♪ this is how it feels >> is this real? like is this really ed sheeran what makes that gift extra special, that song is not even released yet how special is that? congratulations. >> they saw him in vegas like, that's an ed sheeran look-alike. >> exactly who is this guy crashing our wedding? just ahead, things are about to get real fun around here. let's go okay we're hosting the first ever field trip there's teacher dylan leading the track. these are students kicking off the school year. we cannot wait they will be part of this next half hour and part of all the

segments they will ask questions. they will read the teleprompter. shoot, maybe we should have them do the weather, too. let's do it up we will be back with these adorable third graders after a check of your local news and weather.

a very good morning. it is 8:26. i'm laura garcia. in an hour, south bay leader leaders will take on the fentanyl crisis, voting how to spend $19

million to combat the crisis. some of the money comes from a cdc grant, the rest from a national opioid settlement. one proposal calls for using the money to provide narcan to bars and restaurants. narcan can reverse the effects of a fentanyl overdose. let's talk about the forecast. cinthia pimentel is in for kari. >> good morning. let's get a check of san francisco. dreamforce going on there for the next couple of days. it's breezier and cooler than yesterday, temperatures in the mission reaching the upper 60s. by tomorrow we'll bump up into the low 70s, but hold steady as we go into the weekend. our inland valleys will feel a little bit of a weather shift today, slightly cooler in the low 80s. we'll bump up tomorrow into the upper 80s and keep them that way into saturday. sunday into monday, we are looking at a cooldown bringing the temperatures into the upper 70s. join me for another local

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>> okay. take a good look this is the future right here, 8:30 tuesday morning, 12th of september, 2023.

this is why we feel so good about the future because of these wonderful kids today we are hosting a field trip. these are students kicking off the school year with us. >> guys, we're so happy to see you. are you ready to have some fun are you sure >> okay, all right we will have a lot of fun this half hour. and their timing is perfect because guess what they will meet this really cool guy. the one, the only, matthew mcconaughey. he's here. guess what, y'all? he wrote a children's book it's out today, so we will talk about that and we will learn all about his new children's book. >> after that, coming up on the 3rd hour, we cannot wait to introduce you to a really special family in our series "dad's got this. led by a man who brought three young brothers into his home how his incredible act of love was inspired by his own father. >> we are getting ready for flu season with everything you need

to know what to expect as the weather gets colder. and we will roll up our sleeves to get our flu shots as well how old are you? how are you my height? >> 8. >> you could be sisters. >> all right let's get a check of the home w dunkin cold brewed coffee concentrate. >> i have a lot of kids here that i think would like to do the weather. okay. we will get some pictures tha weather. here it is. >> today's weather is sponsored by dunkin. enjoy your coffee at home with dunkin cold brewed coffee concentrate. >> i have a lot of kids here that i think would like to do the weather. okay we will get some pictures that will show up on this screen right here when i point, what do you think this is going to be? what do you think that is right there? >> rain. >> rain and a thunderstorm, right?

and then down in texas, what's going to happen? more of the same >> it's raining and it's storming. >> but out west, what's going on out west >> it's all sunny. >> you're right. let's go to tomorrow so we've got what out west >> we have sunny. >> sunny skies, and then on the east coast, what's going to happen >> it's going to rain. >> it's going to rain on the east coast great job, guys. see? i don't need to do this job today. help me out one more time because that's a look at what's going on around the country. now here's a peek -- . let's look in san francisco over the next couple of days. slightly cooler and breezy in the upper 60s today. tomorrow temperatures are at 71 degrees. in our inland valleys, slightly cooler compared to yesterday in the low 80s. we'll hold steady for the 80s through at least sunday and then cooler temperatures as we go into the start of next week. >> out your window

and that's your latest forecast. >> guys, are we ready for the field trip do you want to go inside the studio >> this is so fun. >> okay. we are going to show you behind the scenes at "the today show. you will see it from top to bottom maybe you will just take over. maybe you will run the whole show but, first, this is "today" on nbc. follow sheinelle. david: i'm david goldberg, a bilingual elementary school teacher and president of the california teachers association. as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. jessie: they're called community schools. david: where parents and families, students and educators are making decisions as one. damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores.

david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education.

♪ "back to school today," we are so excited because we're hosting our first ever field trip to studio 1a. these extraordinary third graders are here with us they will take over the studio, the control room we will chat with them, answer a few questions in just a moment

but first let's meet our students ♪ >> i'm excited to be back in school because i get to see my teachers and hang out with my friends again. you get your brain working. >> it is actually waking you up. it makes you feel good. >> the thing i'm excited about for the third grade, it is like a bigger job but at the higher grade, we're almost the leaders of the school >> i watch the news every day. >> you can learn something you never learned before. >> it's important to watch the news to like know what's going on in the world. >> so you can be safe. >> and be prepared. >> because when you're driving to school, you might have to go through the lincoln tunnel and there might be chaos there ♪ >> news stories that are

important to me are like wars or when it was 2020, 2021, what was happening with covid. >> i like watching the weather you can know if like you want to go outside to play at the park. >> i like watching cooking segments with tacos and sandwiches or soups. >> or new books to try out. >> the wild fires in canada. wo. >> updates about the ukraine war. >> what's going on with global warming because like those impact the world >> nobody else gets to go behind the scenes. >> i have never been on tv, and this is a big opportunity for me. >> i get to see hoda and i get to see savannah. >> i'm like super excited to see mr. melvin. >> i want to see like the green screens. >> the cameras, the lights. >> and it is like i have butterflies in my stomach. >> from california, florida,

alabama will be watching me live. >> i'm going to be a star. >> all of america will know that i am here. >> "today show" here we come >> okay. got my cue thank you. our students are seeing what it's like to sit here at the anchor desk. how do you guys like this? >> yeah, it's pretty good. >> it feels really good. >> you are ready for my close-up, my friend. do any of you dream of being a news reporter? >> yes ever since i started to talk. >> really? that's amazing here you are this is it you're live on tv right now. do you think you would like to try to read something on the teleprompter and give it a try >> yeah. >> okay. that's your camera right there. >> good morning. let's take a look at today's headlines. >> well done you guys, it is so fun to have you here you make our heart full. i know you have a lot of questions. caleb, do you have a question?

>> yeah, i do. i always wanted to know how do you guys get the news. i know you make up early it's been a mystery all my life. >> okay. we got to answer that mystery. there is a lot of ways to get the news we've got reporters and photographers all over the city, all over the state, all over the country, all over the world and they're going out interviewing people, collecting information we also read newspapers and wed about the new covid vaccine that's coming out. they give us a research we have great producers here at the "today" show today we learned, for example, about the new covid vaccine that's coming out. they give us a research paper. we get up really early and read it and that's how we become informed about what we're talking about. who wants to come back one day and be the host of the "today" show okay, four takers. >> by the way, these guys are brilliant. all right. we've got -- first of all, we have great stage management people here so far brilliant, brilliant who do we have case

chase, you are on camera one how are you doing there? you got it okay guys, we've got camera people. we've got stage managers we've got everybody. and this is actually a live set. what do you guys think of being on this live set >> i feel like it's really, really exciting, and i really think that it's a really big experience for all of us and i think that we can really experience this -- >> moment. >> what is your name >> milan. >> what is your name >> jays. >> okay. now tell us. you got a question for me? >> yes. >> talk to me. >> my question is where's the green screens? and how do they work >> green screens is that a brilliant question we have them all over. there is one over there.

there is one over there. do you guys see that green screen these are kind of like magic tricks, okay all sometimes you have to do is snap your fingers or clap your hands and they change, so let's try it i'm going to count to three and we're going to change it okay one, two, three. look where we are. we're on a sunny beach uh-huh uh-huh okay should we see what else happens when we try our magic trick? ready? one and a two and a three. go guess where we are outer space. is this not the coolest place to work in the whole wide world so do you guys want to come back here and work one day. >> yes >> how did this magic happen we're going to find out. craig is down in the control room >> oh, hoda. this is so much fun. i'm here with the third graders who have taken over the control room guys, this is where all of the magic that you see on tv, this is where the magic happens this is where you scream things like take camera five or take camera ten

charlotte, you are sitting in an important seat this is where my friend pete usually sits he stands a lot. all right. you stand. and then when you say take camera three, you're going to see a different camera shot. here's the thing you have to use your outside voice. pete usually screams at us so charlotte, scream, take camera three >> take camera three >> yes yes! you are remarkably qualified charlotte, yes all right. so we got camera three here. how did that feel? >> it felt amazing. >> amazing you got a real future in this. have you thought about a future in journalism? i think you should i think you should how about you? what is your name, buddy >> my name is jameson. and i have a few questions to ask you. >> you're just digging right in, huh? >> yes. >> how old are you first before

you ask your question? >> i am 8. >> you're 8 years old. okay did you want to ask your question now >> yeah. >> okay. what's your question >> my question is when do you wake up? and what inspired you to come to "the today show" >> that's a great question i see another future journalist. if i'm not running late, i wake up at 3:45 if i'm sleeping in -- yeah see, there you go. now you are thinking about another career. >> yeah. >> that's pretty early i live a ways out. i have to drive in i wake up 3:45, 4:15 if i'm sleeping in so i'm in the car and i can read in and return e-mails and things like that the second question is what inspired me? >> yeah. >> when i was your age, i grew up watching a fella named bryant gumbel he used to host the show that's how i would find out what's happening in the world. so i grew up watching the show

when i got older, i was like, maybe i could do it, yeah. you realize you're sitting in the executive producer's seat? >> that's crazy. >> you could be the ep of "the today show," no question. >> i want to. >> hear that he's coming for you. you're already tall enough for the job, so there's that give yourselves a round of applause job well done, guys. job well done. the funniest part is the viewers at home probably can't tell the difference. >> okay, guys. this is your moment. right now, buddy okay do you guys like to read that's great because matthew mcconaughey is here. he wrote a children's book you have your bean bags here we got a little story time coming up. okay

are you ready for that >> the "today" show takeover. >> the "today" show takeover. >> but, first, this is "today" - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-changing.

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we go back with a treat for on the day you come is the same day that matthew mcconaughey is here. >> i know! >> elementary and everyone watching at home. y'all have great timing because on the day you come is the same day that matthew mcconaughey is here. >> i know! >> he is an oscar winner he's a father of three and "new york times" best selling author. it's called "just because. matthew, good morning. good to have you here. it's just an essential matthew mcconaughey story. this book came to you in the middle of the night. >> in a dream. >> he said it was a diddy, like

a song. >> it was a song it was a diddy i was having a dream to the rhythm that led to the beat of "just because. just because they threw the dart does not mean that it stuck. just because you got skills don't mean there is no luck. so i started writing it down so i wrote for four hours, went back to sleep because i needed to sleep to get back up later to see if what i thought was good at 2:30 in the morning was still good i got up and thought, hey, that will work. so i layed it down and said i think this is a great story for kids here, it is a great rhyme for kids that's what i talk to my own kids about, things i think they will enjoy, things i think the kid in all of us will enjoy. >> talk to us, "just because." life is full of contradictions. nothing is black or white. >> no. young people today are feeling more and more pressure to feel absolute about something

my daughter is going to play volleyball and she's like, do i need to be a pro no you're 13. you don't have to be absolute about that and it's about, hey, you got options right now. try things out forgive yourself forgive others you can mess up today and make it right tomorrow. >> yeah. >> you know? you can -- you can dive a line in there just because i lie doesn't mean i'm a liar you can tell a fib today and go, my bogey that doesn't mean i'm a liar that means i told a mistruth today. >> that's something to underscore. >> it's something that everyone can learn something from that. what i like about it, matthew, is you are not shrinking away from the complexities of that message. our kids are smart. >> yeah. >> these kids are smart. but they can understand these concepts. >> i think so, too

i tried to package it with a rhyme and a sing song so younger people can hear the rhythm and get along with it and go, i can digest that. but there are some adult themes in here. it's arguably a kid book for adults as well. >> there is a lot of great parents advice in here you're parenting your children one of your kids is now on social media that was a big deal for you and your wife to say, okay, green light. you had a ceremony now we're putting you into the world. that was a tough choice. tell us what went into that. >> two years of really trying to define what social media is to him. >> how old >> he's 15 13 years ago he's pushing us hold on. let's talk about what it is. let's talk about the assets. let's talk about the traps what do you want to tell what is your story because what happens with young people and social media, they wake up in the morning and the first thing on their mind is what will be a good post instead of what do i want to do today and if that's cool, why don't i

post that. as long as you are doing what you want to do in life first and then going, maybe i should record that. that's worth sharing instead of the other way around. >> how has it been being on social media. >> so far solid. we're still taking baby steps into how much he's immediately touch with it, what he's exporting it we're discussing things. we had him look at a lot of other people he looked up to, their post we talked about, why do you like those. you saw certain people that had maybe more hits. why? were they relevant for the right reasons? were they reasons to spoke to being more of themselves rather than acting like somebody else the discussion is ongoing. >> well, i think you and camilla are so wise because you didn't turn him out to the worst neighborhood in town and release him. i always tell me kids, i don't

drop you off at midnight in the worst neighborhood in town i'm not throwing you out on the internet without knowing always a bunch of wisdom. >> do you all want this book >> yeah. >> okay. come on. we have copies of this book we will hand out. >> it is more fun than multiplication tables. >> who wants this? there is more to come, y'all matthew, by the way, will come back and join us in our fourth hour matthew, we love you we're happy you're here. uh-huh all right. >> go. >> go. >> thank y thursday night football on prime. it's on. welcome to thursday night football. al michaels along with kirk herbstreit.

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thank you. we're back time to celebrate birthdays. >> thank you >> got some smuckers >> not just overs. over 100 let's spin around the smuckers jars and wish a happy 101st birthday to trudy seller she stays busy with her 17

grandkids and 21 great grandkids. rosa brown of atlanta, georgia, is 100 her family loves to listen to her play the piano happy birthday to howard moore he was an active former for seven decades. tommy lawrence of suffolk, virginia, is 104 years old he served in world war ii. we salute you for your service, sir. heading to morrisville, north carolina, where jean randolph, celebrating 102 years. the secret to longevity is celebrating a smile with a stranger and her secret to longevity, eating chocolate how about you wish a happy birthday on the count of three one, two, three. happy birth day. >> we want to give a big thank you to all the kids from this wonderful field trip thank you. >> let's go. >> thank you

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