per year for a full-time undergraduate student for about $2,000 more by the year 2027. opponents are planning to protest the meetings today and tomorrow. that's what's happening across the bay area on "today in the bay." the "today" show starts now, with the latest on the pennsylvania convicted murderer caught. >> be sure to join us for our streaming newscast at nbcbayarea.com. if not, we'll see you tomorrow morning. saying this. i believe they are the finest law enforcement agency in the united states of america, and i could not be more proud to be the governor of this commonwealth and have this commonwealth and have the chance to serve of in public service alongside these great leaders in the pennsylvania state police. leading the effort for us is colonel christopher paris who did yeoman's work overseeing this application with the lieutenant governor bibbitz.

all pennsylvanians are endebted to you for your bravery, courage and dedicated leadership, and with that it's my honor to bring up the colonel of the pennsylvania state police. >> thank you, governor. i would like to make a few brief comments. i would like to dedicate the comments to the victims of cavalcante and their families. at the end of the day all the people behind me work for justice and for the victims. a close second to the people of chester county we appreciate your support and we appreciate the dedication that you and -- have shown us and the generosity that you have shown us. we are in your debt. this was a major operation. we know that it has affected your lives and were very much appreciative of that support. i would like to thank the governor and his support of us. not only with his physical

presence but his work in harrisburg on a daily basis. i would like to thank the border patrol, customs, the fbi, the marshals, the atf, our federal partners. the chester county district attorney deb ryan and her chief county detective dave sasa, our municipal partners too numerous to mention here in chester, montgomery, delaware and bucks counties. we could not have down this without everyone. i would like to thank from the bottom of our hearts the members of the pro-mar-lin fire company, the logistics you need to bear in operations like this, we would have been hard pressed without them being good hosts to us. lastly, but certainly not least in any way shape or form, to the women and men of the pennsylvania state police, thank you. thank you for your hard work and your diligence.

this is my third manhunt with lieutenant governor george bevins. it's not lost on me it was nine years today to the bloomingville ambush and for all of those operational cycles there is no person who envoys more my trust and confidence. he was tasked withstanding this operation up. my confidence in him is marrow deep. he's the consummate professional, and i would now like to turn it over to lieutenant colonel bevins to give you the operational rundown of the capture of cavalcante. lieutenant colonel bivens. >> thank you cover. thank you, colonel. it's a true pleasure to stand here this morning to talk to you about -- talk to you about

bringing this manhunt to a successful conclusion and without getting anyone hurt, most importantlyly. none of this would be possible without the support of this team represented by members of various agencies stand us up here throughout this fire hall and by still more who are out there in the field. so let me give you a few details about how this unfolded. . as you know we've been working in a northeast perimeter in chester county. last night shortly after midnight a series of events needed town fold. first, we had a -- a burglar alarm at a residence at priser road neither perimeter. our people investigating that

did not find cavalcante there or anyone else, but it brought -- it started to bring some of our people into that area. we had been searching an area not far from there already with some tactical teammates that night. there was an aircraft overhead utilizing flare takaji and close to 1:00 a.m. picked up a heat signal that they began to track. it was west of pa 100 and north of p ri ser road. tactical teams began to converge on that location where the heat source was moving. unfortunately, we had a weather system that also came in, and we had lightning that was flashing all around which caused the aircraft to have to depart the area. tactical teams made a decision to secure that area, that

smaller area as best as they could and hold it through the storm and until we could bring additional resources in and bring aircraft back overhead to ensure that we did not have an issue with an escape. that resumed early this morning and shortly after 8:00 a.m. tactical teams converged on the area where the heat source was. they were able to move in very quietly and had the element of surprise. cavalcante did not realize he was surrounded until that had occurred. that did not stop him from trying to escape. he began to crawl through thick underbrush taking his rifle with him as he went. one of the customs and border control teams bortak had a dog with them. they released the dog. some of our 1e67 members were also there and surrounded him. the dogs subdued him and both

members from both of the teams immediately move in. he continued to resist but was forcibly taken into custody. no one was injured as a result of that. he did sustain a minor bite wound. we had medical personnel at the scene, and they took a look at that. cavalcante was, as i said, taken into custody. he was transported to our avondale station for further processing and interview, and he will ultimately be transferred to a state correctional institute where he will be housed and begin to serve of his life sentence. in just a few minutes i'll open this up to some questions, but before i do that i want to turn this over to one of our very close partners, district attorney deb ryan. i know she would like to say a few words and then, again, we'll happy to take your questions following that. deb? >> thank you, lieutenant colonel bivens.

today is a great day here in chester county. our nightmare is finally over, and the good guys won. we owe a debt of gratitude to all of the first responders for their tireless and dedicated efforts in bringing this fugitive to justice. they worked around the clock, and we are deeply grateful to all of them. our community can finally regain its normalcy and breathe a collective sigh of relief. this would not have happened without the collaboration and efforts on behalf of a multitude of agencies. i need to thank the governor colonel paris, lieutenant colonel bivens for his unflappable and dedicated leadership, the u.s. marshals, the chester county detectives, the fbi, u.s. customs and u.s. border patrol, the department of emergency services, the sheriff's department and every

single person who went out into the field in the most horrendous conditions. we had weather problems. we had terrain problems and a ton of obstacles that prevented our capture from occurring as expediently as we wanted. we have the best people in the birks and we never lost faith that this capture would occur. we knew it was just a matter of time. the scope of this manhunt was extremely impressive. the brave men and women who went out there every single day are our heroes, and i am proud to be part of this collective team of people who worked around the clock to bring this man to justice during this monumental challenge. they utilized every piece of advanced technology, dogs, drones, helicopters, every asset available was put out for this capture. i can't express our gratitude deep enough to all of them and to the community for their

support. we received dozens and dozens of donations, well wishes and kind support from everyone in the community, and we thank this firehouse for hosting us. we know we disrupted their lives for a while. one of the calls we made after making this capture was to the family, as you can imagine, who had been living in a complete nightmare. they are so grateful to the men and women who helped with this capture. they can now finally sleep again. i can't thank law enforcement enough for their efforts. thank you. >> okay. with that we're happy to take your questions. yes. >> with the helicopter overhead we saw the arrest taking place. there was some criticism of the photo-op that was taken with the fugitive. can you explain that and what's the reason behind the photo-op with the fugitive. >> i'm aware there was a

photo-op taken out there. those men and women worked amazingly hard through some very trying circumstances. they are proud of their work. i'm not bothered at all by the fact that they took a photograph with him in custody. again, they are proud of their work. they kept the community safe. i say thanks to them and good job. >> sir, did he say anything the moment he was captured? and can you release the k-9 officer who bit him during the capture? >> we'll probably not be releasing the names, and in terms of anything that he said, we need to use an interpreter, and he has been taken back to the station, and at that point we will attend to interview him at the avondale station. >> did he say anything upon capture? >> i'm not aware of it. if he did, i don't have that information. >> lieutenant colonel, you're officers were authorized to use lethal force if he didn't surrender. was your preference to take him in alive? >> that's always our first

choice and preference. that option is only to prevent escape of a very dangerous individual. had they not contained him that would have been an option. >> who made the arrest, organization? >> combination of border patrol and psp. >> he was stripped and had his tattoos photographed. is that normal procedure? >> yes. >> was he the same location as you found him? >> you asked first. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> he was proned out. i'm not told that he was asleep. i'm told he was proned out trying to hide and then began to crawl away. >> was it the same location that you had at 8:00? >> in close proximity to that. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> no one was assisting him at that point. >> sir, what was the agency that

was flying the helicopter that first spotted the heat? >> that was the dea, and that was a fixed-wing aircraft. >> were you worried that law enforcement that you had to down the plane and have a chance for escape? obviously the plane had to land, but what kind of risk -- did you have to calculate with that? >> as i've told you throughout this investigation, there are always things we have to contend with. everything isn't scripted and doesn't go perfectly. so it's just another challenge. worried i don't think is the word that i would use. we simply had to adapt and so we secured that inner perimeter while always keeping our outer perimeter secure so that if he did manager to get out of the inner we would box him in yet again. >> how much of an adversely was he? he led a very difficult manhunt. how difficult of a manhunt was he? >> i don't know that he was particularly skilled. he was desperate. and i've said that all along. the choice is go back to prison

and spend the rest your life in a place you don't want to be and continue to try and evade capture. he chose the evade capture. he was in good shape. obviously able to climb, as you saw, to get out of prison, but ultimately, as i said all along, we had an amazing team as bald here, capabilities that are just very formidable, and i -- i was confident all along that he would eventually be captured and ultimately this team, and i credit all of them, for bringing together their collective experience, the resources and being able to apply that and capture him. it's never easy to find someone who doesn't want to be found in a very large area. >> sir, previously you said you were reserving comment on anybody who was helping him throughout the search. i know you know no one helped him this morning. now he's in custody it is he receive help? >> there were people who were intent and intended to help him.

we had been successful in preventing that assistance from reaching him. >> does that include a sister? >> yes. >> there was some frustration and criticism from the public that this was stretching on. now that this is over do you continue is anything other than a success? >> it was absolutely an success. >> by and large the public stayed amazingly supportive. i had some third grade students stop by yesterday and drop off letters and notes of support for all of these responders. we put them out for them to see at briefing time and things. that's the kind of support we saw from this community. there will always be criticism and always will be there will always be criticism. there will always be people who think they can do this job better. they're entitled to that opinion. what i will tell you again, i put my faith in this group of experts. this group of seasoned law enforcement professionals, the dedicated not only the pennsylvania state police but of all of the partner agencies out there every day, i'd put my

money on them any day of the week. and i believe the community supports them and continues to. >> will you talk about thes jap. >> we'll be discussing with the district attorney, what, if any, charges will be filed but right now there is commitment. and he's going to be begin serving his life sentence at a state correctional institute. >> where is the sister now? >> she's in the deportation proceedings. that will be initiated. >> do you know where he got the eagles? >> i do not. >> just the clothes and things he was wearing. >> did he have mitigation? >> he did not have an opportunity, no, sir. >> how many officers were on the ground? in the search. >> i don't have an exact number, but looking at the teams we were sending in there, in the immediate vicinity, it was probably 20 to 25.

>> can you talk about at this point, investigating that -- >> yes, they were tactic team. you would expect camouflage. full armor. long rifles, that thing. customs and border patrol, botac out of el paso. and pennsylvania state police. cert. it's the special emergency room response team. >> and now on the ground and moving, what was the time? >> from that point, probably five minute has played out fairly quickly once they identified and moved in. he detected them at that point, once they were already in position. again, he started to crawl away. and began to play out quickly. >> sir, what's the greatest lesson from this 14-day manhunt? >> you know, i don't think there's any single lesson. i will tell you i've learned

something from all of these. as i told you before, i'll bring that experience to the next one. and so, i just go back, it's all about the team. it's about assembling the right group of people. the right technology. the people with can-do attitudes who will stick with you through the investigation. that's what we did. it's worked well for us in the past i'm sure it will work well in the future. >> sir, can we get a little more detail from you -- you did mention the sister intending to help. who else was intending to help? >> the reason i'm not going to talk about that, again, as i mentioned, we will be discussing with the district attorney whether there will be any additional charges. i don't expect there will be on that aspect, but we want to have that discussion before we -- before we disclose anything else. >> did -- >> addressing the media, after the capture, successful capture

of danelo cavalcante on the run. two weeks and terrorizing that region, about 30 miles north of the prison where he escaped, 50 miles to the west of philadelphia, but he was captured this morning, resisting till the end, according to authorities just now in that news conference. we'll turn to nbc's george solis who has followed the story from the very beginning. george, what more you can tell us about what the officer said there? >> reporter: yeah, savannah, beginning around midnight this morning, cavalcante triggered a burglar alarm. that brought out large police response. and then aircraft in the area, weather stopping part of that. so those tactical teams choosing to stay there overnight. ultimately, they found him in this brush area, the eight to ten-mile prim term they were canvassing. he crawleded through that brush there, ultimately a canine was

brought in. that canine helping with his capture. the lieutenant colonel saying about ten officers surrounding him with canine, that canine taking a bite of cavalcante, he'll be taken to the prison. >> and he will continue the to the prison for the murder of. the prison for the murder of. thank you, george so now for for there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours volunteering to teach people how to reach their financial goals. it felt good. it felt like i could take on the whole world.

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cameras in the courtroom erin mclaughlin joins us with details. erin, good morning >> good morning, guys. the defense is asking the judge to completely ban cameras from all court proceedings, including the trial, alleging they have been focussing too much on bryan koeb co burger, jeopardizing his right to due process but this morning the father of one of the victims is speaking out, pushing for transparency. wishes of at lea footage like this of accused killer bryan kohberger could soon be banned if the judge grants the defense's request to ban all cameras from the courtroom. this latest move is against the wishes of at least one of the victim's families. >> we're all for truth, transparency, the cameras being

in there and letting the community decide. >> reporter: kaylee goncalves' father says it could fuel online rumors and misinformation. >> it is chaos all over the internet it's chaos all over the world. and i'm done with that. >> reporter: his attorneys claim camera crews ignored a two-month court director to stay wide on the courtroom and not zero in on bryan kohberger. later published alongside sensationalistic and prejudicial headlines. the prosecution siding with the defense, arguing its concern that camera coverage will have a substantial chilling effect on the ability of witnesses to testify, while noting certain witnesses have already been subjected to threats and harassment facing four first-degree murder charges in the case of kaylee goncalves, madison mogen, xana kernodle and ethan chapin, bryan kohberger waived his right to a speedy trial at a hearing last month, pushing his october 2nd court date back indefinitely. >> some delays are to be expected at murder trials simply because the stakes are so high.

>> for kaylee's family, every day without justice is agonizing.ren to shut up for extended periods of time and you say that you are not going to give justice for perhaps years, it is not acceptable. >> reporter: nbc news has joined >> when you ask the victims' murder children to shut up for extended periods of time and you say that you are not going to give justice for perhaps years, it is not acceptable >> reporter: nbc news has joined a coalition of media organization that have filed what's called a motion to intervene to oppose bryan kohberger's request to ban cameras. in a filing, the coalition argues so far media organizations have followed the court's existing direction and have not focused exclusively on footage or close-ups of bryan kohberger that motion expected to be a part of today's hearing. guys >> erin, thank you we want to turn to laura jared here you have two sides agreeing they don't want cameras in the courtroom.

what is the judge likely to do in this case >> i think the judge is likely to shut it down and balancing all the different interests. obviously, the public has a right to transparency. but most importantly, that judge has to protect his right to a fair trial and, of course, the prosecutors are worried about creating an issue on appeal. if, in fact, later on down the line another court says cameras shouldn't have been here, they will worry the whole case will fall apart, and i don't think they want to risk that >> meanwhile, the trial was supposed to start a few weeks ago, october 2nd, i believe. he waived his right to a speedy trial, so it looks like there will be quite the delay here does that typically benefit the prosecution, or does it benefit the defense? >> it only benefits the defense, right. think about it memories fade. evidence can, you know, get spoiled in some way. so the defense wants to push this out as far as they can. they can't push it forever, but that october date is clearly not

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we a that has become the story of the nfl season. >> fans were left stunned when aaron rodgers went down on monday night just a few plays into his jets career and yesterday the team confirmed he's out for the season. >> this morning a lot of folks are asking if this could be career-ending. nbc's kaylee hartung has been following the story. she joins us with the latest. >> good morning, guys.

you know the jets wooe aaron rodgers away from green bay with high hopes, super bowl aspirations. but their season is now up in the air. while no one should count aaron rodgers out, this is the kind of injury that could end his career considered one of the greatest players to ever take the field aaron rodgers now sidelined for the rest of the season the new york jets confirming the quarterback tore his achilles tendon in monday night's game against the bills. >> he needs surgery. >> rogers now out after just four regular season snaps as a jet. fans of the franchise who haven't seen postseason play in more than a decade in disbelief. >> it's a shame for the jets. >> aaron rodgers is going to take us to the promise land. >> but from sports talk radio -- >> do not tell me today that the season is over do not tell me that. because it's not. >> reporter: -- to the jets head coach. >> i don't know why people are trying to put on obituary under our team name. >> reporter: an attempt to keep hope alive >> there are 52 other people in the locker room.

>> reporter: the jets signed rogers in a blockbuster deal that includes a guaranteed $75 million after he spent 18 seasons in green bay, a four-time mvp, leading the packers to a super bowl win. even as rogers discussed up hanging up his cleats. but he took on new york with renewed energy, bringing a swagger to the jets both on and off the field. >> you know, him making the move to new york and everybody watching him on "hard knocks," you got into his character and see what he brings to that team. >> reporter: now, 39 years old, recovery from this kind of injury will be a challenge >> the biggest thing we wonder now is what's next for him does he decide to come back and do the impossible? >> reporter: though his nfl future is uncertain -- his legacy is not. >> if his career will end, he'll

still be looked at as one of the greatest to play this does not affect how he will be viewed. >> don't get it get lost in all of this, despite rodgers leaving the game, the bills managed to beat the jets. but it was zach wilson who took over the offense robert salas says they are looking to another quarterback he says, this is now zach's team, and we're rolling are zach. guys >> thank you so much joined by a sports medicine physician at the hospital for surgery here in new york welcome back to you. >> good morning. >> help folks understand why for an nfl player this is such a series, such a substantial injury that could be perhaps career ending. >> yes, that's right the achilles tendon connects muscle to bone the achilles tendon connects the calf muscles to the bone and you need that tendon for push-off activities. the achilles is the longest

tendon in the body and has a poor blood supply. when you tear it, it doesn't heal like itself and needs surgery. >> why does it take so long to heal and be back in action >> he'll have surgery pretty quickly. putting those two pieces to the tendon back together is the first step, but the blood supply to that area -- you can see that picture here on the screen that is right in the middle. you can see on the other side there, you can see his calf stretched out. the california muphus meaning, the calf muscle is pulling on the tendon that snaps. right in the middle is where that blood supply is poor. the tendon has to be reattached and all the muscles strengthened around it. >> we keep hearing the words "career ending." what do you think? is there a silver lining can he come back >> 39 in the nfl is older, old but in general it's not. if he wants to, you know, the surgeries have gotten much better, and recovery times are better if he wants to come back, he should be able to.

he has a great medical care taking care of him. >> there is a lot of talk about the turf he was playing on turf during that game on monday. you have been in the business a long time. is there a correlation between injuries like that and playing on turf versus playing on grass? >> yeah, a lot of discussion about that turf does seem to have a higher risk of injuries and the literature so far does not seem to be higher in turf versus grass. >> thank you. let's switch gears and get another check of the weather from al. >> thanks so much. heavy rain in the northeast. sunny and mild in the central plains a list of frost. strong storms through the southwest. there is a flood risk there, but plenty of beautiful sunshine al good morning. it's 7:46. we should see more sunshine in san francisco as we mix out of that morning cloud cover. we'll do low 70s in downtown. as we go through the week, a few changes here and there, but

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morning, with no shots fired. we will have the latest straight ahead. >> then, on the move. >> within an hour, it was -- it was like a lake. >> while hurricane lee barrels toward new england. what can you expect? al has your forecast. then, inside the new trend that has friends tracking each other's activity for safety and for fun. >> i can see you are still getting ready. you said you left ten minutes ago. >> but is it too close for comfort? what you need to know. and tearing up our hearts. nsync reunites for the first time in a decade at the vmas. >> 20 years ago, we were just kids when we did a video for "bye bye bye". >> tonight's big winner, taylor swift, and she's ready for it. >> the performances that have everyone talking.

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too. hoda is on assignment with sheinelle and craig holding it down. we go to pennsylvania with the latest on the manhunt. >> good morning to you. the nightmare now over for members of the community, now that danelo cavalcante is back in police custody. officials today saying around midnight danelo cavalcante tripped a burglar alarm, and they picked up a signal around 1:00 this morning. weather moved into the area and that aircraft had to leave but tactical teams staying on the ground through that weather and tracked the fugitive in the parameter they set up a few days later, and then it happened. they caught him. they surrounded him, and they used a k-9 to go after cavalcante. he was taken into custody, and authorities celebrating, no injuries, no shots fired after it was learned he broke into a

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roads washed out. one of those dams craig? mr. roker joins us once again. in addition to the storms, the hurricane, as well, seems like it could be causing problems >> we have a one-two punch for our friends in new england where we have flash flood watches and warnings for 29 million people from new york all the way up to boston there is more heavy rain moving into that area now because the ground is super saturated from boston to salt lake city, we have a risk of flash flooding we will be watching that with one to two inches of rain possible now going on to lee, currently, it's 460 miles south-southwest of bermuda 115 miles per hour winds movin slowly at 6 miles an hour. but as you look at this path, it brings it up, maybe making land fall early sunday morning, just inside of -- just inside of maine.

but you can see high surf and rip currents from charleston all the way up to portland here's what we are most concerned about, the winds tropical storm force winds extend out 400 miles or more and then as you get on out to saturday and sunday, they extend out more than 500 miles. so tropical force winds from montauk all the way up to halifax. we could be looking at tropical storm watches or warnings put up sometime late today, tonight or into tomorrow. we will be watching this, but the winds will be a big problem. and rain as well, raking the edges of new england guys >> thank you, al it could be days before help reaches a luxury cruise ship that ran aground monday off northern greenland there are 206 passenger and crew above the ocean explorer it's owned by a norwegian company. officials say everyone is safe, and there are no reports of any damage however, the danish navy says

its closest rescue ship, which is more than 1,000 miles away, will get to the area by friday it is stuck off a remote national park that's popular for viewing. hoda handed me the boost for today. this morning an incredible display of sportsmanship in wisconsin. watch this two runners were battling for second place when suddenly the runner from marquette falls down instead of racing across the finish line, his opponent circles back to help the runner. his teammate, ethan, also ran back to help wow. moments later, all three runners crossed that finish line together afterwards, their coach said they're competitive and want to beat each other, but they also want to help each other because they understand how much time and energy everyone has put in. >> they look exhausted there at the end. >> another reason we love sports still ahead, we are guessing taylor swift did not catch

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you have probably used my phone's find my phone tracking device a lot of people are using that same feature now as a form of social media. >> when we need things explained, we bring in nbc's savannah sellers, our resident strange correspondent. tell us what is happening. >> this is interesting one generation's phone finder is another's friend finder. nearly 70% of gen z and millennials are tracking each other's location we sat down with one group of friends to find out why they are so obsessed with this feature. >> i am the friend that is looking at your location. >> the ideas of friends constantly knowing where you are might sound too close for comfort. >> oh! aaron is at the gym. stacy is at work oh, mia is at her exes. >> reporter: many say for them, it sounds like friendship. apple added the find my feature to all phones over a decade ago as a way for people to track

lost devices, but now young people use the app to monitor others' devices and location often posting about the trend on social media, using it for everything from making sure friends and family get to where they're going safely to browsing people's locations out of curiosity. apps like find my friends have surged last year 62% of all adults used location services, compared to just 7% a decade ago find my is an application that comes with the iphone, and you have to opt in to find my friends, to sharing your location with other people when you go into the app, you will see who you share with and who shares with you. i can see our interview subjects are approaching. mia, caroline and jaya all work together. you are all into find my friends? >> yes, very much so. >> reporter: and they all have each other's location, along with quite a few other friends how many people do you have on find my friends? >> i have 14. >> i have around 20. >> i have 35.

>> reporter: wow you reach a point in a friendship where you are at find my friends level >> yes. >> one of the main reasons is safety. >> it starts as a safety measure where you are sharing your location with your friends so they can know where you are. but then as they have your location, it is turning into more of a social media where people are checking it constantly. >> reporter: checking and keeping friends on time. >> i get the text that's like, i can see you are still at your house. please hurry up. i can see you are still getting ready and you said you left ten minutes ago. >> usually from me. >> reporter: but it can lead to an awkward chat if you no longer want someone knowing exactly where you are. have you all been asked why did you stop sharing your location with me? >> i have. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> it's personal there is no need to know where you are all the time that's just something that we have kind of invented, i think. >> reporter: so can this go to far? has it gone too far? >> i think it can. i think it can go too far. one of my friends could be obsessively checking my location 24/7, and i would have no idea.

which is a little creepy >> i had never thought of it as intrusive or invasive until we started talking about it, and i was thinking, you know, it is a little abnormal. we're the first generation to actually be the people who people know where they are at all hours. >> reporter: that's not a comfortable not everyone is comfortable with. especially with people that didn't grow up with cell phones in hand. >> everybody has to know everyone's business all the time i think that's completely different than when i grew up. >> having somebody know where i am 24/7 would be very, very, strange, i think >> reporter: but for these young women, it is part of every minute of every day life, even including the time spent in our interview. you just got your phones back. anybody notice you are here together >> yeah, one person. >> what did they say >> she had all of our locations and was like, what are you guys doing together at 30 rock? >> location services, tracking people, there are obviously concerns make sure you kids know exactly who has their location also yesterday during apple's big event they actually

announced they increased the accuracy this is one of the new features. it will have a new and more sensitive tracking chip. look at this visual here it will give you specific directions and distance when trying to link up with one of these friends you follow in crowds. look at that >> so it is even better. you're at 30 rock. you're at the commissary you just ordered a burrito. >> oh, put that down >> would you do it >> no. >> but you check your kids. >> that makes sense. and my air pods. >> that's exactly what it was created for. >> you have to get permission. >> you have to opt in on both ends but, yeah, you know, i've got 17 people in mine. >> 17? geez. >> yeah. >> you're following or they're following you. >> both. it's mutual. they have me i have them. started, as the girls pointed out, when we were on a trip together to be like, where is everyone and then you just keep it. every now and then, you are, like, where is so-and-so >> in no universe is that a good idea i mean, really, if you have kids that makes sense you don't want people tracking

you. >> i don't i don't want them to know how boring i am. they'll be like, you're still at home you haven't left the entire weekend? no, i have not. >> would you opt-in? >> no! >> we knew that was coming. >> you wouldn't want deborah to know >> she already knows where i am, you know we're married. every time i call her, she's usually in some store. >> he's going to hear about that. >> you said, one generation's phone finder, another friend finder. >> oh, there you go. >> thank you, savannah. >> i don't need a friend finder because i don't have any friends. >> that's not true. >> let's show you what we've got. heavy rain in the northeast. looking at showers down through the gulf a beautiful day into the great lakes and midwest. although, on the chilly side strong storms in the southwest could be looking at monsoonal moisture there and flash flooding we're looking at beautiful sunshine, seasonal temperatures along the west coast

and let's get you a check of those beautiful temperatures. how about san francisco over next couple of days should start every morning a mix of some cloud cover there but then warming up into those low 70s for the middle of the workweek. we'll hold those temperatures steady as we go into the parts of the weekend. meantime, our inland valleys will stay in the mid to upper 80s today. as we go into friday and saturday, we're looking at more systems around the bay area that and that's your latest weather. coming up this morning on "off the rails," matthew mcconaughey. >> oh, that's right. >> can i do it >> all right, all right, all right. >> there you go. >> first up, the mtv video music awards last night the biggest stars in music gathered in new jersey for

the 40th vmas. taylor swift taking a break from her world tour, picked up nine moon men, already adding to her impressive collection. our entertainment correspondent has a full wrap-up good morning. >> i will not do the impression again. although, i am from texas and i love him good morning, guys yes, in case you haven't heard, taylor swift is having a big old year, and that continued last night at the vmas. the second most vmas behind beyoncé and she joined a big time boy band reunion. >> make some noise for nsync. >> the 40th mtv music awards kicking off with an epic boy band reunion 20 years in the making. >> 20 years ago we won best video for "bye bye bye. ♪ ♪ >> returning to the vma stage for the first time in a decade.

>> the unstoppable taylor swift. >> the '90s icons presenting the best pop award to who else taylor swift asking the band what many fans were thinking. >> are you doing something what's going to happen now what are you -- there's something -- they're going to do something, and i need to know what it is. >> swift has the second most vma wins after taking home nine moon people overnight nicki minaj. she returned as host shakira performing a medley of her greatest hits. with her sons watching from the audience, one of the best-selling artists of all time was honored with this year's video van guard award. sean "diddy" combs received a global icon award. >> this is a dream come true for me. >> rap icons like ll cool j helping to celebrate the 50th

anniversary of hip-hop as current chart toppers electrified the stage like olivia rodrigo and carol jean. ice spice won the best new artist award the biggest prize of the night going to swift ♪ ♪ it's me, hi ♪ ♪ i'm the problem, it's me ♪ >> the superstar winning video of the year for the second year in a row from her smash hit "anti-hero". >> this is unbelievable. this is -- i just want to say the fact this is a fan voted award means so much to me. >> wow >> such a fun night. obviously a bunch of us were disappointed that nsync didn't perform. we thought maybe taylor knew something we didn't know, and they ended up not performing and it such a cool reunion the thing is, though, you know, i usually go to bed at 9:00, so this was supposed to end around 11:00. it went almost to midnight. >> wow. >> and they didn't announce 13

categories the show ended very abruptly a bunch of us were like, wait a second, did the show end and they didn't announce some of the artists in some of the categories, even though taylor did win nine awards, and that was a big moment for her. >> yeah. >> we were all kind of scratching our heads >> they ran out of time. so it went off of tv, but did it keep going there >> they ended up tweeting out the rest of the awards they do that sometimes, but imagine if you are one of the artist in the audience and was waiting and it didn't happen >> and it's not even tweeting anymore. is it x'd? >> i wouldn't know that either. >> man. >> i think i'm getting older, though >> you're a thousand years old. >> what is that? >> it's coming up. ice spice is huge. thank you. >> is she a spice girl from iceland? >> olivia rodrigo dropped by our

plaza last week to deliver an epic performance of her new song, "get him back". ♪ ♪ i want sweet revenge ♪ ♪ i want to get him back ♪ >> well, this morning there is a brand-new music video out to go along with that one. it was shot on the just announced iphone 15 pro in collaboration with apple do you want to see it? >> sure. >> this is from an iphone. ♪ ♪ i want to get him back ♪ ♪ i want to make him feel jealous ♪ ♪ i want sweet revenge ♪ ♪ i want him again ♪ >> i mean, there is your new iphone. >> her settings are different from mine. >> at least somebody in the show said it. but the point is you see the quality there. all right. next up, "time" magazine hot

off the press. the publication just announced this year's "time" 100 next list recognizing emerging leaders from around the world, defining the next generation of leadership the interview has three special covers we have jalen hurts, love that singer, song writer and plaza performer kelsea ballerini the honorees and celebrity guest contributors like shania twain and john legend and ashley graham with haley bieber nice little partnerships there you can check out the full list online now next up dunkin serving up a new pumpkin drink this morning called the ice spice munchkin drink. that's how popular she is. you put the two together and it's magic it's a frozen coffee blended

with pumpkin munchkins and topped with caramel and whipped cream. the best part, this drink is bringing together rapper ice spice and ben affleck to promote the new beverage. >> things are going well big promotion. made me brand ambassador you got to come up with a drink name, but it's not easy. it's got to be authentic. >> yeah. i'm a dunkin girl. >> i'm not seeing it >> ice spicedrink. >> my fans are the munchkins -- >> where are you going with this >> ice spice munchkins drink. >> it collabs. >> vanilla ice spice. >> i'm with dunkin you go. >> okay, fine. the ice spice drink is available. if you are interested, order it starting today. last but not least "people" magazine is our favorite time of year the leaves are changing, school is back in session and the annual sexiest man alive reveal is right around the corner guess who made the cut >> i told you!

>> our very own al roker is on the ballot for people's sexiest grandpa. do you want to hear who he's competing against? >> yeprussell. >> kurt russell made santa >> 007 himself, pierce brosnan kurt russell. >> kurt russell made santa sexy. it's over. >> okay. one more for you, mr. melvin he's in the running for sexiest man. >> okay. >> please. good morning. it's 8:26. it's day two of dream force in the mesconi center and this could be the last year it's in san francisco but the mayor says this year's event is a test.

if it is, san francisco will pass. ai talks continue today with the governor making an appearance at one of the panel discussions. look at that forecast with folks at the conference can experience today. it's going to be chilly. >> chilly to start. typical san francisco, you need a jacket to get through the fog but once we mix it out, it will be a nice day in the low 70s. the rest of the week in san francisco, should see more cloud cover for friday and saturday. meantime, inland valleys going to stay nice and comfortable. similar to san francisco, we'll see the cloud cover ushering in a bit more of a breeze into the weekend. that's because we're tracking a couple of systems that push on through the region. mainly to the north which should bring down the temperatures a bit as we go into sunday, monday, tuesday. we should see those temperatures down into the upper 70s. >> thanks. we'll have another update in 30 we'll have another update in 30 minutes. thursday night football on prime.

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morning. coming outside to say hi to all of these smiling faces in our little corner of the world on the plaza. by the way, if you want to see even more of these folks, be sure that you come bac tomorrow you are all inviteome back tomorrow. >> yes you know why carrie underwood will be right here singing on our plaza. a live special thursday morning concert you do not want to miss. >> yeah! >> guys, meantime, flu season is almost here, and it could be another rough one. we will talk about that and the importance of flu shots as we will be getting our flu shots live. >> going to get it done. >> plus, jill is in the house with steals and deals on everything from kitchen containers to storage space to get your family organized. >> after that, coming up on the third hour, we will tackle all

the monthly subscriptions that can really add up. in our consumer confidential, we will tell you how you can save money on everything, from your food to those streaming services as well. >> al, let's get a check of the weather. >> let's look ahead to the weekend. we will start off with friday. it is a nice day in new england. showers and storms, though, through texas into the mid-plains warm out west. on saturday, we will be watching a hurricane or tropical storm lee by that point with heavy rain there texas rain also. plenty of sunshine western third of the country then sunday, sunday, we are looking at stormy conditions down through florida a september beauty showers in southern texas, sunny and dry out we good morning. it's 8:32. let's check in on san francisco over the next couple of days. some areas of patchy fog to watch out for changes and visibility in the roadway. otherwise, we could be looking at comfortable weather there. lower 70s as we go into downtown. as we go into the rest of your workweek, keeping those temperatures steady in the 60s. as far as our inland valleys go,

more sunshine still hanging on to the summer like temperatures for a few more days until we see cooler chang hey, just a quick reminder we want to remind you you can stream your local nbc station and follow all four hours of "today" live on peacock. find the details on peacocktv.com/morningnews. >> thank you let us talk about this shiny piece of hardware that's here with us. this is the solheim cup. the solheim cup, by the way, the most highly coveted golf trophy in women's competition with th parts. it happens every two years. >> what a fun team event. we have three members from america's 12 best squaring off against their european counterparts it happens every two years. >> what a fun team event we have three members from team usa with us. nelly korda. and the current world number

two, lilia vu. ladies, good morning you are the team captain. >> i am, yes. >> you are a vet what does it mean to be working as a team like this? >> it's been so much fun i mean, these girls are so good now and the golf is so impressive and we got to go get this trophy back here next week. but team events are so much fun. just to get out there, go crazy. we need the fans to be loud, go crazy. so we're excited. >> you have had a huge season. what would it mean to you to add this to an already impressive year so far? >> yeah. it would mean the world to me. i have dreamed about playing for this team since i was a little girl we don't get a lot of opportunities to play match play at this level a lot. it's so exciting looking forward to playing with my 11 other teammates. >> you competed in the last two solheim cups those teams went to europe what will that trophy mean to come back to the u.s. this year for you? >> i think it will be just be a

cherry on top, honestly. getting to represent my country has been an amazing opportunity. and to get to do it alongside 11 other girls this year and to get another opportunity to represent the stars and stripes will be really sweet. >> it is really pretty. >> go get them thank you so much. >> good luck and, of course, you can catch full coverage on nbc, golf channel and peacock starting next friday, september 22nd. >> let's go, usa let's go >> let's go! >> yeah! up next, time to get our flu shots. we will also answer your family's top questions about the upcoming flu season. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point.

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we're back with your health. ready or not, flu season is right around the corner. cdc wants to see everybody six months and older get that flu shot this year and every year. >> you are going in for the sexiest morning anchor look at that show those guns. >> i apologize in advance for my colleagues >> all right >> vote for craig! vote for craig >> she's with us as we roll up our sleeves. thank you, al. >> sun's out, guns out >> how are you >> i'm well. >> let's talk about the importance of getting a flu shot this season. >> it's so important 8% of the population gets sick with the flu every year. we may think it is just a cold hundreds of thousands hospitalizations why is it important? well, the vaccine can help decrease the severity of how sick you can get and decrease your chances of going into the

icu, your risk of developing pneumonia, ear infections or exacerbating underlying heart or lung disease and you're protecting those around you who may be vulnerable so the cdc has a new campaign this year called from wild to mild with pictures of a bear and teddy bear it is really just the expectations that the flu vaccine is 40% to 60% effective. it will not prevent everyone from getting it, but it will decrease the severity of that illness. >> not that i'm afraid of shots. i don't love them. but i do it anyway but i worry sometimes, oh, i don't want to hurt or i'm afraid it will have a side effect i have a busy day today. >> i mean, there are side effects. in this case, they're typically mild and short lived it may be soreness of your arm. a little aching of your muscles. >> oh, are we doing it now okay >> yeah, yeah. >> but you can take advil or tylenol to alleviate those symptoms. >> you know how some people

can't look. >> you can't look, yeah. >> i'm getting a different shot. i'm getting a shot for the 65 and older. >> right. >> why is it a different shot? and why is it important? >> everyone over the age of six months is recommended to get vaccinated, an there is no real necessity to choose but for the over 65 population, there are three vaccines really considered stronger or work a little bit more powerfully in that population. >> that was it >> so there is a recommendation of those three for the over 65 population. >> craig is going to get the sexiest shot. >> stop it. >> is that -- what does that entail i'm just kidding we can't help it. >> he's up for sexiest morning show host. voters, please go to the polls vote early and often for our craig. what about like they're telling us we should get the covid shot as well.

is it okay to do it the same day? >> absolutely fine to get both it is safe and effective you can do same arm, an inch apart or opposite arms you should consider getting both for convenience sake. >> okay. i'm starting a change.org petition as well to make sure this really happens. another item in the news. >> yes. >> there was this -- >> you got a pink lollipop that's so crazy. this decongestant, the fda is saying they want to pull off the shelves a certain kind of decongestant because it doesn't work. >> yes. >> what is it and how do we know >> sudafed pe. it's in over 200 products. in 2006, it started being much more readily available to the consumer because sudafed was really put behind the pharmacy

counters because people were using it illegally to make meth. now we use it in a lot of these over the counter medications like sudafed me or mucinex brands when you take that orally, it really doesn't get to your nasal passages it is broken down in the body and a minimal amount goes to your nose. this fda panel is recommending this essentially be taken off the over the counter market because it is ineffective. >> what are you using instead? >> you can either use the original sudafed or nasal sprays those are still considered effective because you are getting it into the nasal passages. >> doctor, why do you think al and craig got lollipops but sheinelle and i didn't are we not good patients >> thank you >> everybody gets lollipops. >> you are a stinker. >> thank you to our nurses and pas from cvs. >> no! what they want, crai we're not showing more chest stop it!

>> give the people what they want, craig. voting is open doctor, thank you so much. >> we have to apologized we are usually much more well behaved. >> no, we're not. >> how long is this going to go on >> we should mention everyone on the plaza, cvs pharmacy is giving items that will come in handy this cold and flu season so thank you to cvs. >> you know the blue lollipop is just delicious.

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that's real life ready >> we are back 8:45 steals and deals time. summer is over kids are back in school. let's get back to the routine. getting organized and staying that way is key. up to 84% off is our lifestyle and commerce contributor jill martin brooks. if you want to get in on the deals, scan that qr code, whatever you see on your screen. we haven't had a steals and deals together in a while. >> these are things to get you organized. i'm all about decluttering let's start with the 2.0 or mini perfect bot 2.0. retail 120 to 130. if you want this, go on now because i expect many of these to sell out quickly. the first is eight and a half inches and this pan does everything you are a chef now bakes, sautes. it comes with a steam release lid and nesting spatula. the mini path is 2.0 quart size. it does soups, sauces, eggs and more it comes with a steam release lid with trainer and spoon grab more of the details online.

i mean, this is everything so the deal price is $60 to $65. 50% off. these rarely go on sale. this is a great deal >> i love the cool colors, too. >> but that's still a pop of color if the room is white >> it is. >> correct so now this sold out last time because look at how organized this is. this is the lotus trolly $89.98 you fill the cart. when you are done, you just take the bag. they velcro together take it out and put it right in the car. >> oh, my gosh. >> is that amazing you have to get the bags they charge for it a lot of places now. >> and also echo friendly. and there is an insulated one for the milk and eggs. >> you know what else i like you can organize as you shop. it will be easier to put away. >> absolutely. and it is machine washable it's retail for $89.98 the deal is 7 -- $33 this sold out quickly last time,

so a warning this is what sheinelle needs because she has all bottoms without tops and tops without bottom the glass george containers with lids the retail is $86.95 what's great about these is you can put it in the freezer. you can put it in the oven and eat right out of it. so it is freezer to oven to table. >> what about the microwave? >> yeah. i'm going to say yes but i will amend that on my instagram if it's not you will feel super organized with this. get rid of all the tops that don't have bottoms. >> so cute i love these colors. >> you will feel organized and better about yourself. the deal price $39 for the 12-piece set that is 55% off. >> does it include these little bags >> oh, that's with this. okay, sorry. i got confused. >> no. this is with that. that's the fruit bag >> okay. so next up -- >> i'm making things worse

>> no, you are not, you share making it better so up next we have the organizer for your electronics 360 swivel base. $49.98 to $54.98 you can charge it when it's vertical this is great for a home office to keep everything organized the deal price is $20. that's up to 64% off that way you don't need to see the wires. >> oh, got it. okay. >> sort through your jewelry all your delicate journey should have a home. the retail $50 look at all the sections for everything the rings. this tray comes out so that you have another section. >> yeah, i like that. >> this keeps everything in its place. now is the time to get all your jewelry together, really take care of it, have everything have a home. >> i like that you can even travel with it if you wanted. >> absolutely. and it does keep everything from detangling now this is the air one styler set. roll the video, please, to see how this works it is $299 is the retail

this styling tool just launched. it is the air one set. you dry your hair a little bit and then it comes with these attachments that are really easy to do. it is fussless fussless >> fuss free. >> you put the attachments on. you can use the brush to get it straight or the other attachments to give you the beach waves like i'm wearing now. the deal price for this is $49 it is 84% off. >> and you get all these attachments? >> and if you ever wanted to try this, it's for any hairstyle and the curls are easy to do people that say you can't do the back. >> a little practice and you can get the hang of it. >> cool! should we run through the products one more time >> yes that was the produce bag bundle that you picked up yeah, the glass store rang containers with lids the phone stand with 360 swivel base

the jewelry box and the california air one style or set. >> jill, great job thank you, my friend start shopping and find more exclusive bargains if you scan our qr code or head to day.com/deals.to

♪ ♪ i'm's bringing sexy back ♪ ♪ >> all right it is time to celebrate some birthdays. >> let's spin those smucker's jars and honor some amazing folks. first up, a happy 100th birthday to marvin, a world war ii veteran from philadelphia. marvin and his wife have been married for 78 years congratulations. we thank you for your service, sir. then doris from scottsdale, arizona. when her knees start to hurt,

she hops on the stationary bike until they feel better i will try that. let's wish a happy birthday to francesa she was a former seamstress and business owner from washington, d.c. her granddaughter says she exemplifies the life of perseverance, hard work and selflessness hazel of maine, 105 years old. she's one of the original switchboard operators making sure phone calls go through. heading now to louisiana, that's where we find pearl welsh, she is celebrating 100 years and a happy 100th birthday to helen virginia anderson of houston, texas secret to longevity, she says she eats lots of veggies every meal but more forly followed by dessert. happy birthday. >> craig had to leave early. said something about canvassing for votes. >> that's right, yeah.

>> voting is open. >> he feels voters want to meet him personally and assess his sexiness. >> shake those hands. coming up, fun and creative ways to save all the photos you took this summer then we go backstage with music's biggest stars at the vmas it will be a good one. first, a check of your local news and weather. and vote for al roker. >> i was just about to say our sexiest grandpa. >> i'll be at the iowa caucuses.

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