55 police sheriffs and district attorney's offices throughout the state will receive that money, four more officers, a task force, and investigative units. but oakland will not be receiving a dime. that's because the city missed the deadline to submit its application. all right, well, that's what's happening here on "today in the bay." don't forget to join us on our streaming service on roku as well as nbcbayarea.com. and, "today" show coming up next. have a great morning. oh, it's tim >> thousands of auto workers hitting the picket lines. it's september 15th. this is "today." walk-out. members of the united auto workers began the first strike

ever to hit detroit's big three at the same time. >> they drug it out and waited until the last week, so here we are. >> this morning, the new deal the union's demanding. how the strike could impact the entire economy, and what it means if you are in the market for a new car or even repairs. we're live in detroit. indicted. the special prosecutor brings federal gun charges against hunter biden weeks after the collapse of his controversial plea deal. the impact on president biden's campaign. and kristin welker with donald trump on his legal troubles in his first network interview since leaving office. surf's up. the impact of hurricane lee being felt up and down the east coast this morning. al has the full forecast just ahead. what happened in vegas? cyberattacks targeting popular

casinos and hotels causing chaos. gaming on the floors brought to a halt. the private information of guests stolen. the fbi now investigating, and we'll have the latest. those stories, plus, are we alone? nasa dives into the debate about aliens and ufos. >> we don't know what these uap are. >> inside the agency's first major report on the search for extra terrestrial life. and flying high. >> all the way for the touchdown. >> oh, yes. the eagles hang on to defeat the vikings, kicking off a big week of football action. from nbc news, this is "today" is savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody good morning happy friday nice to have you with us there seems to be a giant bird in here.

is that right? >> is that an eagle? >> we have been waiting for this. ession, al. >> yes. >> and everyone wins when ther >> good game thursday night football everyone wins when there is a good game, right not you? all right. >> meantime, we are keeping an eye on hurricane lee this morning. this is new york's long island the storm stirring up very rough surf al will be tracking that storm and the impact it will have on us this weekend. overnight thousands of auto workers walking off the job at the stroke of midnight as you can see, they are on the picket lines this morning. >> yeah. this is the first ever strike against all three of the big auto makers at the same time and as for the financial toll, according to one estimate, strikes at gm and ford could alone cost those companies more than $5 billion per week for consumers, new car and replacement part viability could be eventually hit. >> got two reports for you this morning.

let's start with jesse kirsch. >> good morning. the uaw says this is unprecedented. workers walking out on ford, general motors and stellantis. meanwhile, all three auto makers have made offers but i spoke with the uaw president overnight, and he tells me he thinks the two sides are not really close from missouri to ohio and into the detroit suburbs, this morning the united auto workers taking historic action. it comes with serious consequences overnight, almost 13,000 workers told to walk off the job in what the union calls its first ever strike against all of the big three auto makers at the same time >> we help build america >> reporter: in front of a ford assembly plant outside detroit,

shawn fain joining the picket et line overnight for now the uaw targeting three assembly plants, one each from general motors, ford and stellantis you have competitors paying a lot less more labor than these companies. how can you expect to get everything you are asking for? >> shame on those competitors number one all this is the companies ar trying to drive a race to the bottom, and we're better than that america is better than that. >> reporter: the head of ford say they want a deal. >> what they have offered to us is untenable we can't sustain our company we will go bankrupt in a matter of years that's why we're pleading with the uaw. this could mean the downstream plants and the employees in there may not receive strike funds or even unemployment it's chaos. >> reporter: overnight general motors writing we are disappointed by the uaw actions, despite the unprecedented

package they put on the table, adding we can will continue to bargain on good faith. also eventually feel the impact. how long are you willing to go >> as long as we have to one day more than these companies want to hold out. >> reporter: workers on strike only get $500 a week from the union underscoring the risk they are taking with this action. stellantis the company expressing disappointment general motors also expressing disappointment savannah >> breaking news in detroit. thank you. >> brian cheung joins us with more these two guys are so far apart. i mean, where are they in this whole strike right now. >> for what it's worth, there were offers put on the table by both sides ultimately, now they're in, thes

leading up to the deadline, but now that there is a strike, can discussions continue, and for what it is worth, the chasm is wide. the big part of the story is wide. the question is can those discussions continue again for what it's worth, the chasm is the still wide. the union is asking for 46% compounded in wages. the best offer uaw disclosed was 20%. right there it shows you just how far apart they are. >> on the one hand, the workers are saying the companies are extremely profitable, so we want to partake on that on the other hand, the company says these workers are getting paid much more we have to stay competitive and informs in the future. >> and ford said last night when it looked like the deal was not going to be on the table that this is going to hurt their competitiveness. when you look at other u.s. manufacturers from foreign brands think of toyota. they're building in the united

states with nonunion labor that is cheaper than what ford has to employ a lot of us have been here for ten years in some cases, having to fight for that much time to make it up to a $31, $32 wage rate they say it is only fair if we get some of those profits. >> brian, thank you so much. we appreciate it. another big story this morning centers around hunter biden indicted on federal gun charges that carry possible prison time. this is after the collapse of a plea deal with prosecutors that would have kept him out of prison we have the latest on how it's affecting the president's re-election campaign let's start with laura jarrett. >> good morning to you the special counsel in delaware is sticking to his pledge to indict hunter biden. but there are plenty of questions about whether there are more charges left to come here this morning less than two deals after his plea deal collapsed, the president's son now fighting criminal charges in the midst of his father's election bid, indicting hunter biden on three

federal counts, accused of lying when he bought a gun in 2013 those allegations the same ones he stood ready to admit over the summer, which would have allowed him to avoid prison time. >> this office never bought an office like this against anybody. >> but the deal unravelled after a judge questioned it and biden's legal team now calls the charges as a result of partisan interference, accusing special counsel david weiss of bending to political pressure. >> if the republicans yell loud enough, at some point it cracks through and people believe it. >> while some on the hill say they hope this is just the beginning and remain focused on their own investigations related to hunter biden's foreign business charges. >> you have to follow the money. does it lead back to the white house? does it lead back to joe biden

>> reporter: no official word from the white house, but the president has defended his son in the past saying in an interview last year he believed people would understand his son's struggles with addictions. >> this thing with a gun, i didn't know anything about it,s application to purchase a gun, an but turns out when he made an application to purchase a gun, what happened was he stayed -- i guess you -- i don't guess you get asked the question are you on drugs, do you use drugs, and he said no. >> reporter: staying mum about the charges when pressed by nbc news but a spokes person for the special counsel's office says the investigation continues. >> all right, laura. and we've got kristin welker here, our new moderator of "meet the press. but, laura, the original plea deal had tax charges in it as well it broke down over the prosecutor wanting to have the o option to file even further charges, so are there more charges than these gun charges we saw >> certainly the tax issues are still a live wire out there. and the special counsel signalled if he was going to

file those charges, he has to do it in a place where the income was earned we might see that in the district of columbia or california they're still racing against a ticking clock here because they have to charge within a certain amount of time and that's supposed to expire next month. >> what do the republicans think of these charges >> they are bouncing on exactly what you are saying, the fact this relates to gun charges. they're saying where is the link to president biden of course they launched an inquiry to determine if there is any link so far no evidence of that but that's really what they're seizing on politically, this is a challenge for the president, not the headline the white house wants to see because they thought this was going to go away over the summer, and it does wind up being potentially a boon for president trump.

where are the other charges? we'll have to see if more comes. >> yeah, a plea deal not likely anymore. so this is heading to trial in the height of a presidential campaign concerning hunter's father let's talk about the former president. he talked about his legal troubles let's roll about what he had to say about the documents case in florida. >> i want to ask you about the case related to mar-a-lago a new charge suggests you asked a staffer to delete security camera footage. >> it's false. >> it's false. would you testify to that under oath >> it's a fake charge by this deranged lunatic prosecutor who lost in the supreme court 9-0 and tried to destroy lots of lives. he's a lunatic, so it's a fake charge

but more importantly, the tapes weren't deleted. in other words, there was nothing done to them and they were my tapes i could have fought them i didn't have to give them the tapes, i don't think when they asked for the tapes, i said sure. they're my tapes just so you understand, though, we didn't delete anything. nothing was deleted. >> so that's false the people who testified to it -- >> number one, the statement was false. much more importantly, and not everybody says this, they weren't deleted. >> well, just to be clear, the allegation is no that they were deleted. the allegation was that he asked to be deleted. >> exactly. and what is so notable is that he said that i will testify under oath, an for them to be deleted. >> exactly and what is so notable is he says, yes, i will testify under oath now, the question is will he really do that this gets to the heart of the obstruction piece of this, this serious set of charges he's facing he will have to determine that with his attorneys i asked a big picture look you are facing these four indictments. do you worry about going to jail he says he doesn't revealing

he says he's wired differently so a lot of revealing moments. >> you can see more of kristin welker's exclusive interview with donald trump as she debuts as moderator of "meet the press. it has been extended to president biden. so far not accepted. ladies, i think you are on "meet the press," too, aren't you? if it's sunday -- >> thanks, guys. more than two dozen people were hurt yesterday when a large tent collapsed on top of them. it happened at an employee appreciation event near chicago. 26 people were taken to the hospital 5 listed in serious condition. there is no word yet on what caused that tent to collapse. contract talks are set to resume next week the alliance that represents the studios and streaming services says it has reached out to the writer's guild next week writers have been on strike for four and a half months over pay, job security and regulating artificial intelligence. separately, there does not

appear to be any movement in the ongoing actor's strike that started in july. 7:14 a lot more to get to. we say good morning to craig >> yes good friday morning. good morning to you as well. we have been tracking hurricane lee all week now now coastal areas up and down the east coast are feeling the impact the massive storm set to bring rain and high winds throughout the northeast on the weekend mr. roker has been quite busy tracking the forecast. how does it look now >> it is starting to weaken a little bit and hopefully we're seeing diminution. 490 south-southeast of nantucket, massachusetts 85 miles an hour winds starting to pick up speed moving north at 16 miles an hour we have tropical storm warnings hurricane watches to east port

that area of hurricane watches has shrunk a little bit. by saturday morning, early, 3:00 a.m., 85 miles an hour increasing rain and wind along the new england coastline. then as we move tomorrow into sunday morning, the greatest impacts will be mostly down east maine on into canada by saturday it is a remnant low. we look at these wind gusts. not quite as strong as we were thinking yesterday but still wind gusts of 46 portland 50. almost 60 in baja. montauk 40 miles an hour winds storm surges lower than we thought. but large breaking wave, rip currents, flooding of low lying areas and heavy rain in down east maine some areas could see five inches or more. but what we are watching basically, rip currents and

rough surf from the mid atlantic all the way to new england it will have impact but hopefully not as bad as we were looking at earlier we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ good friday morning. we take a look at our temperatures today. we're headed for 80 degrees in napa. same in martinez. livermore will be warm, upper 80s. palo alto, high of 79 degrees.

forecast into the weekend, it will be slightly cooler. high temperatures in the warm spots inland. reaches into the low 80s sunday, upper and that is your latest weather. guys >> mr. roker, thank you. coming up, the fbi investigating a cyber attack targeting a las vegas hotel and casino inside the chaos that has caused. plus an important group diving into an age-old debate. are we alone in the universe why nasa is getting serious about the search. >> what's that >> alien life.

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4:00 this morning and they're giving in details about the victim or victims they are asking people to stay away from the area. later this morning, governor newsom will announce $267 million in new money to fight organized retail crime. police, sheriffs and district attorneys offices throughout the state will receive that money for officers and investigative units but oakland will not be receiving a dime. that's because the city missed a deadline to submit its application. the city administrator's office released a statement say oakland's economic and work force development department never followed through with the investigation. the city is now reviewing what went wrong. time to get a look at that forecast. kerry hall has been tracking that for us. kerry? >> we're going to start with clouds around the bay area, and we're headed for sunshine for today. some of our inland areas are still going to have warm temperatures reaching into the upper 80s, and then expect a nice cooldown for the rest of

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in the world of ufo and uap experts, there is skepticism former intelligence officer testified in front of congress, the u.s. is concealing a long standing ufo program. >> i was informed in the course of my official duties of a multi-decade uap crash retrieval and reverse engineering program. >> the pentagon's ufo office has denied his claims but lawmakers are looking for promises. >> do you believe uaps pose a national threat to our national security >> yes. >> all this talk of what else might be out there is reducing the ufo stigma more folks are coming forward including aaron rodgers who recently talked about a ufo encounter he had years ago on the show "hard knocks. >> i heard this sound and saw

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welcome back carson is here we've got to get this boost in. >> here we go. more proof this morning that a simple act of kindness goes a long, long way family an friends were celebrating a quinceanera. the group was soaked they invited the whole group inside to wait the storm out here the girls all in their beautiful dresses. they had the chance to dry off they had the party at the coffee shop the employees at the bean cafe gave the birthday girl a real special treat. one of her family members posted this on social media saying,

wow, we are truly moved by the warmth and kindness and are truly grateful. >> and she looks beautiful all right. it is that time again. we get to kickoff one of our favorite fall series, friday morning lights. >> so every week, we're going to feature a different high school from all across the country. so who is first up let's go to quincy high school in quincy, illinois. coach rick little leads the blue devils and standing by with him is brendan reed from our affiliate wge. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. thanks for having us we're in quincy, illinois. everybody is ready for the big game today yeah the coffee is definitely flowing out here they're really pumped up up. i'm joined by head coach rick little what is it like? >> this is quincy. extremely proud to be from here. a great student body, great community. extremely proud to be from here.

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sadly, oakland won't receive a dime because the city missed a deadline for an application. kari hall has a look at how we're starting out. >> cool and foggy at the golden gate bridge where we're seeing the low clouds. we're also going to have slightly cooler temperatures. oakland, expect a high of 72 degrees today. head inland into the east bay, it's going the reach into the upper 80s while most of us will be in the low 80s this afternoon. it does continue to cool off through the rest of the forecast. by monday, we're seeing highs in the upper 70s and it looks really nice throughout the next several days. san francisco will be in the upper 60s with some peeks of sunshine for the afternoon and the breezy winds will continue. >> thanks, kari. we'll have another local news update in 30 minutes. i'll see you back here then.

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the impact of the storm being felt up and down the east coast, making for a wet and windy weekend for millions al's full forecast just ahead. then, a little diddy he's one of the most influential names in music and his first solo studio album in 20 years is out today we'll take a look back at his trail blazing career. >> and he's calling again. >> for the first time in my life, you can say that frasier crane wants for nothing. >> that's too bad. i have somebody i can set you up with. >> i can be ready in five minutes. >> the beloved sitcom back after two decades, and we have a look at the new trailer i in "popstart," friday, september 15, 2023 >> on a sisters' trip from pittsburgh. >> shout-out >> celebrating our 20th

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situation. the uaw says it is unprecedented to have workers striking against all of the big three, ford, general motors and jeep owners stellantis at the same time. the union told close to 13,000 workers to walk off the job for the time being but we expect this targeted strike, what's being called a standup strike could evolve. this could have an impact on those workers' livelihoods and the communities around them. it could impact you if you are trying to buy a car or your current ride needs a repair. the companies have made offers, and the union continues to be pushing for more pay and benefits i have asked the ceo of general motors about where negotiations are right now. she told me that uaw today is not going to be negotiating with her team here is part of what she shared with me. >> we're problem solving we want to get this done this will not be good for the economy overall. and, again, for all the

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she will have this entire interview this sunday. right now we get a bit of a preview. >> good morning. good to see all of you that's right i did talk to the former president about everything from his legal battles to abortion, the economy and foreign policy but i also asked him something republican voters have been asking me. where is the former first lady >> a lot of your supporters are asking when i'm on the trail, when are we going to see the first lady on the trail. >> right now she's with baron in school she loves that boy. >> we'll see her on the trail soon >> when it's appropriate, but pretty soon. she's a private person, a great person, very confident person and she loves our country very much she'll be at the appropriate time she'll be out there honestly, i like to keep her away from it

it is so nasty and so mean. >> now, of course, in 2016 and 2020 his family was front and center on the campaign trail it is different this time around obviously, his legal challenges are looming over every decision related to the campaign. i ask him about all of that guys and much more. >> you can see more of kristin's broadcast exclusive interview with former president trump sunday morning when she debuts as the new moderator of "meet the press. this has been extended to president biden. >> i'll see you sunday, kristin. thank you. a last-minute bidding war led to a record price for princess diana's sheep sweater that wool sweater featuring one black sheep sold for $1.1 million at sotheby's in new york yesterday. she was just 19 when she wore i black sheep sold for $1.1 million at to watch prince charles' polo match. later she sent it back to the designers to have a hole repaired

the original was lost for decades and they just recently found itdes and they just recen found it. that's like that's like $22,000 per sheep. >> that's the same sweater that was here a few days ago, right >> correct you can see the tear on it that's how you know it's the real deal. i made up the math. >> that's a lot of money for a sheep sweater. >> it really is. harry styles has the return of frazier. first, diddy is back, and he's back in a big way this morning. he's back on our plaza we will chat with the music icon, his family, so much more right after these messages the citi music series on asis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx.

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[mind blown explosion noise] the citi music series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> welcome back. our next guest goes by many names over the years his newest love. >> whatever you call him, one thing is for certain, he is a hip-hop legend here to celebrate his brand-new album, his first in 13 years. >> before we chat, let's take a look at his incredible career. ♪ >> he's been one of the most influential voices in the music industry for the past 30 years ♪ >> whether in front of a mic or in the producer's chair, sean "diddy" combs have been shaping

the world of hip-hop year after year and after scoring five number ones on the billboard top 100, diddy is back with new music ♪ >> and ahead of his new release, the artist, producers and entrepreneur was honored this week with the vmas global icon award. reflecting on his decades' long career >> i pray to god y'all get to do something that you love for 30 years consistently it's truly a gift from god. >> diddy also performing at the vmas for the first time in 18 years. ♪ >> the performance a reminder of past vma appearances like in 2002 with usher and in 1997 when he brought down the house with faith evans and sting for "i'll be missing you". ♪ ♪ it's kind of hard with you no

around ♪ ♪ now you're in heaven smiling down ♪ >> that massive hit also a viral sensation on tiktok 26 years later. ♪ every move i make ♪ >> reaching a new generation, thanks to the "i'll be missinge love album you" dance challenge for diddy's new release, the love album "off the grid," he's returning to his r&b roots while also pushing the sound ahead it features collaboration with justin bieber. and diddy says making the "love" album brought him to a soulful place. >> i'm not leaving here until the world is changed ♪ >> yeah. >> yeah! >> good morning. good morning >> been a while since you put out some new music.

>> yes. >> how do you feel on this day >> it feels great. i feel like i just had a baby, a newborn baby it's been three years in the making i stepped away from music for a while, just going through life's peaks and valleys. and to be able to return back to music, my first love and put out some great r&b music for you today is incredible. >> you said this is a peak for you. >> definitely a peak in life. >> you performed with your son two of your daughters were back there. you have this new album called "love" and a baby girl called love so this album is more of an r&b. what made you want to get back in the studio after all these years? >> you know, i was asking myself what really makes me happy you know, i have had a lot of success, but making music is the number one thing that makes me happy. that's how y'all know me that's what got me here. so in r&b, as far as the genre of music, i feel i was missing that love frequency, that baby making music, that r&b dance. >> yeah, yeah. something for you and your wife or your significant other to

enjoy. so i really wanted -- i'm in a love era i changed my middle name to love my baby's name is love the album is called "love". >> we have so much history, man. >> yes, we do. >> yesterday was 25 years of trl in times square, and that was my home for a long time puff's home was across the street, bad boy. he used to come over, back and forth. when you look back on those days, as a business, a record executive, producer and you look at it now, what is the biggest difference >> the biggest difference is the scale, how big the music industry actually is now and how many people get a chance to make music. so you have to adapt with the times, you know. you know, it was in cds and streaming, and you have to adapt with it. music is going to constantly evolve the industry will constantly

evolve me getting back into it. there is a lot of different tools to make sure people hear my music globally. even experience. people are experiencing my music through tiktok and other things. it's been great. >> you are obviously an accomplished musician, but also a producer you said something interesting about this album you didn't create it out of an algorithm to get likes it is from the heard and it touched your soul. >> it is not about streams it is about souls. i want my music to always touch your soul. >> you said you are at this moment of love in our life what brought you to this moment because this seems like it is an important milestone for you right now. >> this moment isn't like just

individualistic to me. when you reach like that -- that lowest point in your life and you have gone through certain things and a healing journey and, you know, when you come back out the other side of this storm, it just depends on what god made you he made me love. when i came through the other side of my storm in life, this is what i wanted to do and be. just be love and give love. >> by the way, you have got so many great collaborations. you just call them up and say, i need you >> yes, yes. >> who is not on the record? >> the relationships over the years. jazmine sullivan, baby face, john legend, the weeknd, justin bieber, mary j. blige. these are all my friends there is nobody that's not my friend that i just call. it is more like i know you. >> how are you going to release these tracks old school would be radio. >> you just put them out it is out right now. it is called "off the grid." it's the super bowl of r&b it is one of the greatest combinations of talent put together on an album in history, so it's so great. >> i read that you are going to actually give back the

publishing rights to a bunch of artists on your label, which is incredible because it is happening at a moment that those rights are going for a high dollar. >> yes. >> and many people would keep that money for themselves. would you let me into that >> yes right now i'm a person that's asking for change from the world. i'm asking for change from certain institutions for people to evolve. so if i'm asking for that change, i have to be a part of that evolution to look within. so when i look within as a businessman on the other side of artists, i was like, this is the right thing to do. you know it's contracts that were done. you know, 20, 30 years ago things have to evolve. so i think we all have to look within the corporations. everybody in power and just us as a people have to look within and do the right thing so it was just the right thing to do and it is reform for the industry and reform for us as people. >> you're an incredible human. you know what else is great about you?

we're flanked by this incredible group of students. this is not by accident. who are these kids behind us >> this is dr. steven perry. this is capitol prep we have capitol prep, harvard in connecticut. >> that's a school that you're -- >> yes this is my charter school. make some noise, y'all yeah yeah, yeah so it's one of the greatest honors to open up three schools in my hometown 100% of our kids they get accepted to four-year colleges. >> that's great. >> we want to talk a little bit on this sweet baby who will be 11 months today. >> yeah, today happy birthday, baby love. >> and love the love album "off the grid." it is available today.

>> go check it out. >> thank you so much congratulations on everything. >> now we'll send it over to mr. roker for a check of the weather. >> i want that jacket. i like that jacket hey, let's say hello to new orleans. nice to see you all. let's show you what we've got going on as we look ahead. we've got hurricane lee 460 miles southeast of nantucket moving north at 16 miles an hour we do have tropical alerts from nantucket. tropical storm warnings, hurricane watches for a small portion right now of the new england coast. increasing rain, wind along the new england coast into tomorrow morning and makes land fall into canada the greatest impacts into canada with those wind gusts up to 15 to almost 16 miles an hour through tomorrow night and the storm surge is anywhere from 1 to 3 feet generally large breaking waves, rip

currents, low lying flooding and the heaviest rain 5 inches in good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today it's still going to be warm for the inland valleys, reaching the upper 80s. tomorrow we reach the low 80s. it's going to be a nice cooldown, more of a breezy wind. and we continue to see slightly cooler temperatures into the start of next week. for san francisco, expect it to reach into the upper 60s and that is your latest weather. best time of the morning, a fri-yeah "popstart". >> first up, lessons in chemistry. hitting the small screen new trailers out for the adaptation of the novel set in the '50s dreams of becoming a scientist but when her job in the lab

doesn't work out, she turns to using her cooking show to teach audiences a lot more than recipes. >> you are on the verge of a major scientific breakthrough. >> we have ruled. >> you're firing me? >> i would like to offer you a job as the host of our cooking show. >> are you concussed >> no. you are poised to become a tv star. >> welcome to the final show. >> we're live in five, four, three -- >> welcome, viewers. this is "supper at 6:00". >> i don't know what's going on there. but i want to watch it. >> yeah, i read the book. >> lessons in chemistry is theo. next up, dr. frasier crane. a new trailer dropped for the book we don't have to read the book

be sure to check that out. next up, dr. frasier crane a new trailer dropped for the sitcom revival that follows the curmudgeon as he attempts to build new relationships and fulfill old dreams. >> what's going on with your son? >> wish i knew got a girlfriend i've never even heard of wanted to spend time with him and he said, no. it's not a good time >> have you considered that he hates you? >> he does look identical. >> yeah. he looks exactly like he did 25 years ago. dr. frasier crane hasn't aged a bit. the premier is october 12th on paramount plus. a viral video that's sparking a lot of surprising conversation between men and women on tiktok. take a look. >> how many times like a week or just how many times in general do you think about the roman empire >> not a lot. >> how often once every month >> maybe three or four times a month. >> you think about the roman empire once a week. >> it has a lot of big stories

and lessons within the roman empire of what to do and what not to do, so yeah. >> i don't have time to dive into this or have an answer for it but, yeah. that post has gotten like six million views with women asking the men in their lives exactly how often they think about the roman empire take a look. >> how often do i think about it >> yeah. >> i don't know. i guess technically like every day. >> honestly, probably two to three times a day. >> what! >> i don't know. probably like three or four times a week i think about it. >> you're kidding. >> do you think about the roman empire >> i do, every day. >> what do you think >> i think this harkens back to -- first of all, the movie "gladiator" is in every guy's top list of movies joe rogan's podcast is extremely popular. cold plunging is a big thing right now.

looking for guidance and self-improvement, and it all harkens back to marcus aurelius and the roman empire. >> if you are watching something or listening to something that triggers it. it seems like some of these people are thinking about it every day on their own. >> i think it's become part of the young man psyche. >> do you think about it a lot >> i haven't thought about the roman empire since i took latin. >> since the roman empire. >> exactly, yeah. >> it's fascinating, though. i didn't know you thought about it so much. >> really? >> yes i have a cold plunge in my house. >> was that the roman empire >> it is an ancient sort of -- >> they didn't have ice back then. >> i will write a post by the way, kane brown, the country music star for this edition of sunday's today, opening up about how he's handling life in the spotlight >> you're a global star. what does it feel like >> it feels amazing, especially

coming from a background that i started in a background doing songs and covers in the background i started doing covers in a bathroom i never really left georgia. so now i'm getting to travel the world to do music. it makes absolutely no sense to me >> yes. >> we're talking about roman empires. we'll be sure and watch that whole thing. >> both drop next week. >> they're talking about the roman empire right there. >> they are. >> and that's it. good morning. it's 8:26. i'm ginger conejero saab. a new proposal in vallejo is raising alarm among safety advocates. police intend to stop responding to most alarm calls. department leaders laid out the situation. on any given shift, the average amount of officers is only half

of what it should be. the department says most every alarm call ends up being a false alarm with just a tiny fraction leading to arrest. under a new proposal, police would respond only to verified alarms that include eyewitness support or surveillance. council members will vote on the ordinance before the end of the year. here's meteorologist kari hall with the weather. >> it's going to be a great day. temperatures matching what we had yesterday with mostly low to mid 80s for the south bay and a few upper 80s toward antioch and livermore. oakland will see a high of 72 today, upper 70s for redwood city. san francisco in the upper 60s. for the north bay, expect it to be warm in those inland valleys. we'll have another update in we'll have another update in

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plaza. a cool, crisp, friday morning. and hear that music? that is because our friend kelly clarkson is going to be here one week from today on this plaza rocking it, a concert. savannah, do you guys see these senior -- hang on. come here. come here. come on! now what group are y'all >> we are senior soldiers from franklin avenue baptist church in new orleans, louisiana. >> hello >> from first black pastor of the national baptist church of new orleans. southern baptist. pastor of the national baptist >> well, we're happy to celebrate with y'all. >> so glad to have you guys here i said, who dat? i love it. oh, thank you for being here. >> it is a nice bunch.

>> i'm getting my steps in because ally love is here. for those of us that aren't good about our exercise, she has inspiring ways to get a little bit, which is better than nothing. >> that is the theme today. >> love the theme. you're right by the way, it's friday and we are looking forward to a big weekend in football, including sunday night's clash between the dolphins and the patriots. and some great recipes to go with that game we're talking about sliders. you will make some steak tacos. >> yeah. might be beer involved. >> there is definitely beer. >> hey, one more reminder. speaking of food, we will host our meal prep event sponsored by instacart, hosted by our fitness contributor. scan the qr code on your screen or head to today.com/starttoday. we are looking right now at basically lee's rain and wind in

northern new england strong storms in the central part of the country. beautiful day out west then sunday, sunday showers and storms make their way to the southeast. nice and warm from the plains all the way down to texas. showers down there sunny and dry western third of the country. that's what's going on around good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today our temperatures will reach the upper 80s for the inland areas. that's the kind of weather we've seen throughout the week. it does get slightly cooler for the weekend. saturday and sunday low 80s, breezy winds and a mix of sun and clouds. early next week we'll be in the upper 70s through at least the middle of next week. in san francisco our highs

now we're just getting warmed up because the best night of the week is coming up that's right sunday night is football night in america let's head to foxborough, mass clouds in the second half as the dolphins come in to the patriots i got no sound for the patriots. 67 degrees dolphins/patriots sunday night football night in america! yeah >> love that. >> al, wow. >> count them. we got 12. what do we got over here 50 we got 75. >> 75. you do the math. >> 70. >> and now on today's crowd appreciation day. >> that's really good. >> that was a great dolphin

impression, al ♪ they call him flipper, flipper ♪ >> the dolphins. >> it's more than just eagles. >> what is happening right now >> guys, coming up next, morgan radford is here. she will launch hispanic heritage month with a great story. but, first, this is "today" on nbc.

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come here more often. >> we will celebrate the vibrant and diverse culture of the hispanic community. >> and to kick things off this morning, we are focussing on the re-telling of an important debate how important is speaking spanish when it comes to being a latino. >> turning that question on its head and redefining their identity in the process. morgan radford is here to explain. this is a big social media campaign. >> for years, some latinos that didn't speak spanish for sometimes made to feel guilty or embarrassed by their peers or sometimes their family but now there is a movement to change that dynamic and reclaim and perhaps even expand what it means to be latino it's a cross cultural debate. >> you can't speak it because you won't spoke it. >> that reached a fever pitch

online with a growing number of americans that identify as latino, but don't speak spanish. how important is language to being latino >> your dad was a spanish teacher. >> her father is peruvian, not being fluent in spanish was sometimes a shameful secret. >> i didn't grow up speaking spanish. by the time i started taking class, i was struggling. >> she's not alone the latest polling shows 55% of u.s.-born latinos speak spanish at home, down from 56% in 1980 there is even a nickname for the trend. the term can be controversial. in spanish, if you don't know something, you say no say. but you might confuse the grammar. so it could be considered a little offensive. >> i did not choose the no sabo life

the no sabo life chose me. >> now a new generation is taking that label and running with it. no sabo kid got 390 million views on tiktok alone. some even turning the name into a game. >> you help challenge players spanish skills it helps people share experiences growing up in a latino household >> carlos created the card game a year ago to help users build basic vocabulary after struggling with his own fluency. >> growing up, i didn't speak that much spanish because i was trying to fit into the schools i was going to i definitely heard of the term no sabo. there is so much more that makes a latino >> experiences companies like spanish without shame are working to provide in a different way. they have seen their customer base grow from a few dozen to a thousand per year. with online courses geared toward latinos who are learning

spanish. learners just like anita, who has been practicing through the program so she can communicate more with her father recently diagnosed with dementia. >> what if he forgets to speak english?te with him. i feel very driven. >> it's your if it does, i don't want to not be able to communicate with him. i feel very driven. >> it's your dad. >> yeah. >> now after taking spanish classes for three months, she says she can hold a conversation in spanish. >> what would you say to people on the fence like, i kind of want to learn spanish. not really sure. what would you say to them >> it is never too late. never too late to learn or reconnect. >> never too late. what's so interesting is this language loss among generations is measurable. while 80% of foreign born hispanic parents encourage their kids to speak spanish often,

that number drops by 53% the third or higher generation is just 41%. it's pretty interesting when you look at the breakdown. it is pretty interesting when you look at the break down. >> i think it's cool that it's saying, try to learn it is never too late why not? >> if you don't speak it, it doesn't define your heritage. >> this world is so big and so beautiful. and it is time to be inclusive and however people come to their identities. >> less judgment. >> but you make a good point there should be no purity contest. >> no one is going to win a purity contest, right? >> you can be proud. >> we should mention today all day is celebrating hispanic heritage with an all day marathon including extended conversations. we have eva longoria, rita moreno, and others tune in on sunday on our streaming channel today all day. >> coming up next, great advice from ally love when it comes to keeping your health and fitness goals on track or maybe just having it. but, first, this is

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we are back with "love your mornings." and ally love is here, eager to share her fitness rules to keep your health and wellness goals on track hi, ally good morning i feel like this is an intervention you are having with me this could get us back on track. >> exactly i mean, who doesn't love rules, right? right, savannah? that's the thing when we have rules, when it comes to make decisions, we don't have decision fatigue. sot if we could free up some of that brain space, especially when it comes to our health and wellness, these rules are healthy. >> these are easy to follow, too. number one, you say never skip a warmup guilty as charged. >> you all know this we say this all the time never skip a warmup. it's easy. you do this when you get out of bed, are these three workouts. the good morning the good morning, you have heard

of it. when you step out of bed, swing your legs around, push your bootie out you are activating your gluts and hamstrings. >> that's a good morning that's our warmup. >> exactly a good workout for the warmup here we got lateral lungs, you know, hip swings >> okay, yeah. >> and then of course hip cars this is helping you when you are walking or running from the train to the bus to get to work. you don't want to create a common injury. >> i love your rule. short workout is better than no workout. >> five-minute workout most of us are watching tv on the weekends or post work. and we didn't get our workout in do that. here is a great way to do that you can roll out a mat, throw it on the floor and alternate for most of you probably streams or maybe like, this is on the demand because you recorded it

and you may fast forward through commercials, i would emphasize on the top of the hour, take five minutes and alternate between plank and crunches >> that's a long plank. >> you're going to hold the plank. >> that's what i was wondering, okay. >> count to ten, roll over, ten crunches. >> probably. i will try. the third rule is the rule of threes let's step over our matt. >> this is one of my favorite rules. if there is nothing you take away from this segment, take this away. you asked often how often should we work out a week sweet-spot three times a week. make it fun. do whatever floats your boat, tickles your pickle. you know what i mean >> oh, boy. >> if you try something new, try it three times the first time you try something, including me as a fitness instructor, you will feel like a hot mess it will feel unfamiliar because it is. if you want to try it the first

time, hot mess second mess, a little more familiar third time, you're locked in, and then decide if that workout is for you >> yes. >> after that you can decide if that workout is for you. of course, the last rule of three is hydration station take your electrolytes, throw it in the ice cubes freeze them, yeah. >> tell me how you do this you want water but with electrolyte ice cubes. >> you just basically take some electrolytes. sprinkle nit your ice. >> get them at the vitamin store or whatever. >> get this off amazon you're learning. >> i really am, yeah. >> i love this segment put some water pop it in the freezer. put the ice cubes in your water bottle hydrate three times, beginning, middle and end of a workout. >> very simple. >> yes and your fourth and final rule is this. this is for you. we don't want workouts to suck because we love our bodies, not because we hate them find a workout that's fun. you want something fun, not forced you don't have to do crossfit. if you love barre class on

peloton, take it warm up. do the five minutes at the top of the hour on the commercial break. you have your rule of threes and more importantly, make sure it is fun not forced. >> ally, you are inspiring me. thank you so much. by the way you can enjoy your start today community. it is more fun when you have friends. you can scan the qr code you can see it right there on your screen. over to you. all right, s.g thank you. thank you. up next, alex. she will help us with some recipes we can try this weekend during the big game. carson will make steak tacos i'm going make some chicken i'm going make some chicken to aska airlines al $99 companion fare means that you can bring your best friend... you know, one of us is gonna have to change? but we're twinning? oh yay. ♪♪ ♪ we care a lot. ♪

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taking on the patriots. that's sunday night right here on nbc >> it is a tough game for the patriots we'll see. great recipes while you watch the game our friend, cook book author is here wrote a cook book with her daughter ava called "cook it up". >> how old is your daughter? >> she's 16. >> she's an author now >> yes. >> what did she contribute to the book >> oh my god over half the recipes. >> it made its debut on the new york best sellers list i'm your hype man. man. >> yes. >> a new york times best selling author. >> no. >> you are my full hype man. >> yes. >> a new york times best selling author. >> no. my daughter is probably asleep now that she's an author, she thinks i don't have to get up any more. >> i love how you make it for the dolphins. >> this is the miami table. >> oil and vinegar on sliced up cabbage. let it soak for hours. >> yeah. >> let that vinegar soak in. >> did you wear that sweater

knowing you would do cabbage. >> you know i coordinate my food, my whole life. so salt and chili powder >> oh. >> that's the sound of angels singing. >> it really is. then we come down here and we just build it. literally, we will do a little mashed avocado on a corn tortilla i like them both, but i'm team corn. >> for this application, i like corn better. >> i agree, right? so the avocado on the bottom is like nature's glue then we get into a little steak on top. >> come on >> the cabbage with that vinegar, a little lime to finish and that's the thing. >> like street food and so delicious. >> yeah, snackable >> what's up with these chicken sandwiches, chef >> cutlets you can usually get them look, he's already eating. i love that you're like, he's already eating. >> how are the tacos are they good, al? >> so good i'm so glad.

and then in the egg -- >> still there still there. >> the egg, i love how literally i'm by myself here because they're all eating. >> well, ava should be here, but she's sleeping. >> yes she's at home writing the next cook book. panko. i'm glad you asked because i mixed in old school bread crumbs so you get the big and small remember when there was only one bread crumb to get. >> it was in the cylinder. >> and right in the hot oil like this frying, bubbling on both sides. it is not a how do i know when it's done. >> you just know you just know. >> it's got a built-in indicator. >> tell me about the sauce here. is that regular, old-fashioned mayonnaise to start? >> yes, and god's nectar, garlic powder it is sitting on your shelf waiting to be beyoncé

red wine vinegar and hot sauce >> i like it spicy. >> do you use garlic powder versus garlic salt >> i like the garlic powder with sauces because we're going towards ranch dressing, caesar dressing and you want that gloriously trashy. you want that piz ree pizzeria garlic taste born natural cook here so we're going to build a little mayo. >> that's the sauce. >> yeah. we put the cutlet right on here. >> talk slow. >> talk slowly, all right. so, first -- >> yes. >> perfect look at that look at that placement. >> i love that. >> lots of shredded lettuce. >> love the thin pickle. >> bread and butter pickle it's the dill, right >> i'll see you guys later but every bite has to have that crunch of the lettuce, the pickle right? we can even get a little like, come on. it's friday. >> that's god's glue. >> and also it has to poke out

of the edges we're back there cooking my steak for me. >> i love that. >> that's a lot of eating. i love that. >> sunday football patriots/dolphins. patriots don't have a prayer in this game. >> you have to get my new cook book and stay home. >> incredible. >> yeah. >> shout-out to ava. hi, ava. congratulations! you're the best. >> by the way, again, dolphins/pats sunday night right here on nbc. mr. roker, one more time. >> i thought you wanted the dolphin. >> what about the pats >> it's your cousin from boston.

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