before we go. >> it's going to be heating up as we go throughout the week. today the coolest we'll see in quite a while. we're headed for the low 90s by this thursday into friday. >> i don't mind it. mike, any luck with the traffic? >> all the alerts have cleared. the traffic is still there. >> thanks, mike. well, the "today" show starts now, but "today in the bay" actually continues now live on roku, samsung tv, or wherever you stream. join us now or wherever it fits into your schedule. >> thank you so much for joining us, starting your month off with us. the "today" show starts right now. >> good morning. it is monday. congress holds off a government shutdown. >> for now it is october 2nd. this is "today." kicking the can.

the lawmakers are coming together at the 11th hour to keep the government open with a short-term deal that sets stage for another showdown in matter of weeks the republican hardliners are threatening to oust the house speaker. >> i say get on with it, and let's start governing. >> the latest from capitol hill. and trump with his empire on the line as his civil case on trial and we will break it down. desperate search of a 9-year-old girl vanishing on bike ride in a new york state park, and police in fear she was kidnap and in imminent danger. >> no branch, no table, no cabin unturned. >> we will have the latest. unprecedented walkouts. the auto workers strike goes to the third week with no deal. and what could be the

largest health care strike in history. the potential impact on millions of impact on millions of americans all that plus late all that, plus late-night laughs. night laughs coming back afte they're coming back after goingr five months in the writers' dark for five months during the writers strike. what you can expect and what it could mean for the ongoing pect and what it could mean for the ongoing writer's strike. and the jet sets. >> taylor actors' strike. is in the house. >> the new york and the jet set.jetshousingh the new york jets hosting the e chiefs and music royal tichlt travis kelce chiefs and music royalty. team swift and chiefs' nation e rejoice.t setters. the ch >> he's a swiftie, and i like i >> football now. i'm a swiftie and >> in a game that was much i lo ball out. >> in a game that is much closer than closer than expected. expected. >> mahomes going down before the >> mahomes gets the first down touchdown to end and goes down inbounds before . >> w the touchdown.e will have all oe that will end the game. highlights monday, october >> we'll have all of the highlights today, monday, 2nd, october 22, 2023. from nbc news, this is 2023. >> from nb "today" with savannah guthrie

and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody. good morning. welcome to "today" on this monday morning. glad you are starting your week with us. a second game that taylor attends for travis kelce. i don't think they're in the friend zone, my friends. >> i don't think so. this was a nail biter. just a three-point game. congratulations to team swift and the chiefs. >> yeah. >> exactly. to everyone. >> we begin with that crisis narrowly averted. the clock is already ticking, though, once again on another government shutdown. >> remember when we left you on friday? the government shutdown seemed all but inevitable. take a live look, shenandoah national park in virginia, a little hazy but open for business. millions of families who worried they would go without paychecks are breathing a sigh of relief after congress passed that 11-hour deal.

>> but it comes amid fallout that the solution is temporary and congress could find themselves in the exact same position in six weeks. far-right members are upset about how he handled the deal. garrett haake joins us from capitol hill. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was a wild weekend on capitol hill, a shutdown looked all but certain on saturday morning, but then a bipartisan breakthrough, mounting drama. and at the 11th hour, a presidential signature avoiding what would have been a self-made crisis. but now that drama continues with the house speaker forced to and th defend his decisions and his ewa self-made crisis, and the speakership de gavel.fending his this morning, a government gave. >> reporter: for now shutdown side-stepped for now., sidestepping a crisis fo congress passing an extension o. congress passing an extension of federal funding for 45 federal funding for 45 days. president biden signing the bipartisan bill late saturday aa night, just before the midnightd president biden signing the bipartisan bill late saturday night before the deadline. sunday on sunday, pushing lawmakers to deadline, an seek a long-term deal quickly. to push a deal quickly. >> may >> may i strongly urge my republican friends in congress friends in congress not to wait.

>> reporter: but the path to passage was a rock not to wait. y one. >> but even the short-term bill's path to passage was a a bipartisan pla rocky one. a bipartisan plan only emerging after republicans failed on n ug friday to pass a party line afr republican bill.s failed to pass a party line speaker mccarthy on saturday b. speake shifting course and courting r e an democratic votes. d courting >> there has to be an adult in e the room. democratic i am going to govern with what votes. >> there has to be adults in th room. i am going to is best for the country. >> then, as republicans rushed >> reporter: then new york democrat pulled the fire alarm and calling it an accident. republic the bill to the floor, a fire alarm was pulled on capitol an hill. later calling it an accident.s t republicans accusing him of attempting to delay the vote and calling for punishment. >> it is very dangerous. i don't know what happened. >> and the drama doesn't end ao postpo with final passage.ne the vote. meat gaetz says he will force a and then representative matt gaet vote to remove mccarthy this week after a long list of broken promises. >> i think we need to rip off the band-aid.z wants to vote ouh the one thing everybody has in speakership. >> we need to pull the common is that nobody trusts b. >> reporter: the speaker kevin mccarthy. fighting back. >> h >> reporter: the speaker firing back.e is more interest i >> he's more interested in

securing tv interviews than doing something. securing tv interv so a lot of bad blood up there. doing something. >> so there is some bad blood up there, and what do we think? when migh when might there be a vote to ta vote to oust oust him, how might it play out? could he survive it? him, an >> he might.d might he congressman gaetz will start the surviv process this week, there's a e t >> congressman gates says he is going to two-day window to hold the votet after he does. while there are other conservatives upset at the speaker, most house republicans while many are upset with the speaker, man do support mccarthy.y do suppore speaker it comes down to what democratsd decide to do.epends what the democrats wil do they vote to get rid of a l o republican speaker they don't oust a speaker they don't trust or one they don't know or one they trust in exchange for a different republican they don't know? or do they keep the speaker whon we will be chasing on capitol hill this week. >> i they just worked with to fund fc the government?ca >> yeah.rthy survive if mccarthy could survive it, that leverage the republican party has over him could all s just disappear.the leverage that wing has over him would disappea thank you very much. r one woul imagine. ga california governor govovers appointed a ne

newsom appointed a new senator survive the senate seat of to replace diane feinstein. dianne feinstein, laphonza bu butler will serve until the tle she will be serving in that seat until a voted in winner of the next state election. candidate wil feinstein died last week at the age of 90. l be voted in. she is the former president trump is here, vowing to appear in court for the start of the civil trial against him. first lgbtq it's been brought by the state's attorney general and it accusesn him and his sons of fraud by overinflating values of their ar appointed to tha properties over the years when and now, it suited them. nbc's senior legal correspondent laura jarett to here to break il correspondent laura jarrett is here to break down all down. good morning. the trump civil frau >> good morning to you.d that s. >> yes, mr mr. trump, of course, is no . tm stranger to legal jeopardy,p isr to legal but this is different, guys. jes the one that is with the future of his with the future of his businessh empire effectively on the line. this is a civil case, there is no jury, but the stakes are already high, with the judge already imposing a major legal blow. >> this morning, donald trump

arriving at the courthouse. he, his sons and his namesake company facing a $250 million fraud suit accusing the trump organization and its organizations of over stating its properties by billions, lying on financial statements to get more favorable loan terms. >> it's rigged. >> reporter: it's a case four years in the making after michael cohen said this in front of congress. >> it was my experience that mr. trump inflated his total assets when it served his purposes. >> reporter: assets like his apartment at trump tower. accused of falsely claiming on financial statements it was 30,000 square feet, when, in fact, it's a little under 11,000. mr. trump denied all wrongdoing, often accusing letitia james of weaponizing her office against him, including when he sat for depositions in this case. >> this whole thing is very fair.

>> while his lawyers argued the lenders never lost any money, the attorney general didn't buy it. writing mr. trump's financial statements contain false and fraudulent valuations, dismissing the lawyers claims as a fantasy world, not the real world. the judge even canceling the business certificates that allow mr. trump's companies to operate in the state. what now remains for trial, allegations of falsifying business records, insurance fraud and the size of any ultimate penalty.d any the state signaling it may calle signaling that it may call the former president the former president to the witness stand. to the stand. if mr. trump takes the stand, now, if mr. trump takes stand, th the attorney general cannot e ao nswer any questions, but if he pleads the fifth, she can ask the judge to make a negative inference about that mr. trump taking to social medi

will decide whether the trum overnight to attack the judge overseeing the case. >> the judge will determine whether the trump organization and mr. trump is liable or not so what happens if he is found liable what would that mean potentially for his businesses, for him personally >> if the attorney general gets what she wants, it would be the end of the trump organization as we know it a receiver would take control and if they get the judgment, the $250 million, they would probably have to liquidate assets in order to pay that judgment it's a significant, significant takes here >> laura, thank you very much. also this morning, guys, an urgent search is underway for a missing 9-year-old girl in update new york. police say the fourth grader disappeared on a bike ride and they believe she may have been abducted hey, stef. good morning. >> charlotte sena was last seen on her bike saturday evening he was with her family and close water for traces of this little

girl. >> reporter: a desperate search is under way for thi friends on a camp be trip in saratoga county, not far from her home now teams are searching by ground, air and water looking for any trace of this little girl this morning a desperate search is underway for 9-year-old charlotte sena, who police say may have bee abducted while out biking in upstate new york searching for the little girl on the ground and through the air. >> we are leaving no stone, no branch, no table, no cabin unturned. >> reporter: police issued an amber alert sunday morning after her parents reported charlotte missing during a family camping trip >> when we couldn't find her here, it was quite possible an abduction had taken place. >> reporter: authorities say charlotte was last seen about 6:15 saturday evening in moreau state park riding her bike in a loop with her friends. that's when the fourth grader decided to go around one last time by herself before the sun went down. 15 minutes later, she still had not returned to the camp site. >> her parents immediately knew something was up they called her name

people started searching, people from other campgrounds joined. >> reporter: police say charlotte's bike was recovered along loop a at 6:45 p.m her mother called 911. >> our bureau of criminal investigation has been conducting interviews with those in the park. >> reporter: her family telling nbc news, we just want her returned safely, like any parent would. no tip is too small. they say their little girl always looked out for others, with a kindness that attracts so many friends >> hopefully there will be a reunion. hopefully there will be a family that is traumatized that is reunited. >> i hope so the moreau state park posted on facebook that they are closed until further notice, writing in part, fo everyone asking what they can do for help, leave all searching to the professionals. >> i cannot imagine what that mother is going through. >> makes your heart sick. >> stephanie, thank you. >> thank you. the united auto workers strike is in its third week.

the union expanding its walkout against two of the nation's big three car companies. this morning a larger strike is looming now in the healthcare industry jesse kirsch is covering both stories for us where does it stand now between the uaw and the big three automakers >> yeah, good morning. right now the stalemate continues. you can still see out in front of this stellantis factory, we have picketers out here. horns honking this morning and they even have a fire going because it was chillier out last night. but the jeepmaker, stellantis, avoided further strike targeting on friday, saying that the compan made progress at the last minute stellantis said there are still gaps to work through gm and ford were both hit with expanded strikes on friday for ford, that was in stark happened from what had happened just a week earlier from that company when it had averted getting hit with further striking motions the union's president saying he

believes he ford went backward in bargaining. ford's ceo says he believes the union at this point is largely holding up a deal over electric vehicle battery plants you remember that evs and the union's role in them is a concerning topic that's been underpinning a lot of these negotiations. and evs could require fewer jobs to be made. >> as we keep an eye on that strike, there is word that there could potentially be a strike in the healthcare industry? what do you know >> reporter: yeah. this would potentially be a big one, savannah. we're talking 75,000 health care workers at kaiser permanente across multiple states that could be going on strike midweek without an agreement that would be a three-day strike potentially. this could be the largest health care worker strike in u.s. history. workers are protesting what they call a short staffing crisis they're demanding better pay, better medical plans, all of this is happening with kaiser permanente.

they have dozens of hospitals, hundreds of medical care facilities across the country. the organization saying it has hired more than 50,000 front line workers in the last two years, and addin that it is, quote, optimistic that an agreement could be reached to avert this. but ticket lines could include nurses, pharmacists, lab technicians, therapists. if this were to materialize, we're talking about issues with getting appointments to be held and for longer wait times as well definitely something to keep an eye on across the country this week >> absolutely. you will let us know thank you very much. a lot more to get to, including lottery fever. there is still time to snag a ticket for tonight's huge powerball drawing. the jackpot is over $1 billion nobody hit it big last saturday night. that's the ninth largest jackpot prize of all time. that pot is climbing steadily. there were no winners since

mid-july the odds, in case you're counting, 1 in 292 million >> i giggle because it is almost like you made it up. >> all right we have dylan dreyer in for al this morning. we're all wearing pink for breast cancer awareness month. good morning >> good morning. it is hard to believe we're in october. now we will finally get into warmer weather around here we have a huge ridge in the jet stream we have temperatures about 20 to 25 degrees above average to the west go to the west where this trough is temperatures well below average. 55 degrees for a high. minnesota close to a record with 88 degrees green bay tomorrow gets up to 84 cleveland up to 80 boston up to 80 degrees with lots of sunshine not what you would expect for the beginning of october we will start to get into some cooler temperatures as we get to the end of the week. that comes with the chance of rain, too. chicago drops to about 63 degrees on friday. so, since we are in early october, the forecast for the

month looks like most of the country will see those above-average temperatures from the west coast, skip the middle of the country where it's about average, and the east coast should see those above-average temperatures explaining why it is cooler in the middle of the country because that's where we're expecting wetter than average conditions it looks dry for the month of october as we go through the next 30 days or so that's a look at the weather we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds e will get to your local forecast next. wow, look at all those! you get hungry for more and then you're just like, “wow, i'm learning about my family.” yeah, yep. which one, what'd you find? lorraine banks, look, county of macomb, michigan? look at grandma... hey grandma! unbelievable. everybody deserves to know who they are and where they came from. ohhh...cool. this whole journey has been such a huge gift for our family. good monday morning to you. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we still have some beautiful weather ahead for us for today,

with comfortable temperatures for much of the peninsula to the inland valleys. it will start to warm up tomorrow, with some low 80s for san jose, and upper 80s for concord and fairfield, mid-80s for much of the north bay. then on wednesday, those temperatures get even hotter. some 90s in the forecast for the inland valleys. we'll see more forecast. >> dylan, thank you. we mentioned we could expect taylor at the chiefs game. she was there and brought some of her besties her famous besties and emilie ikeda was right there. well, outside anyway. >> good morning to you shall we say it was a tailor made night as the chiefs edged out the jets before a star studded stadium. i can confirm, in case you haven't heard, taylor swift was in attendance. we have the details coming up. >> plus, it is a big day for

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7:30 new history from the always amazing simone biles that vault right there is called the yurchenko double pike. yesterday, simone became the first woman to land it at the world gymnastics championships therefore, that new vault is now going to be called the simone biles, because she nailed it like she nails everything. >> i could watch that -- how fast she gets, how high she gets >> she's getting better! >> fantastic she sits in first place in all-around qualification >> live coverage on peacock, as per usual. >> we can watch it all day. >> yes, we can let's turn to another closely watched sporting event what was it? was it a sport it was right here on nbc we call it sunday night football taylor's version. >> the star made her second appearance in a row at a kansas

city chief's game cheering on her rumored boyfriend, travis kelce, there with his friends. his chiefs hanging on to beat the chiefs 23-20 we will talk about the big night with this man, mike tirico but first, emilie ikeda, you were right there in your sweet-spot near taylor. >> you know i had an absolute blast last night a fierce face-off between the jets and the chiefs. some fans were just team taylor with the pop star making back-to-back appearances at chiefs games, driving a whole new population to tune in to sunday night football. >> and, yeah, she's here taylor is in the house >> reporter: it wasn't just any sunday night >> a lot of star power here tonight. >> reporter: after a week of hype that transformed an early season football game into a blockbuster tv event -- >> hi, swifties. we'll be with you all night. >> reporter: -- the taylor swift nfl takeover was complete. >> touchdown >> reporter: her many, many fans welcomed to the game by carson daley with some help from "the voice" coaches >> i hope something enchanting makes you feel like this

tonight. ♪ welcome to new york ♪ >> chiefs/jets, welcome to new york, everybody. >> reporter: the singer cheering on chiefs tight end travis kelce. the excitement started hours earlier with some fans not tailgating but taylor-gating >> i'm super excited >> reporter: inside the star studded stadium, swift spent time with kelce's mom with donna wearing with her son's number 87 jersey swift was flanked by famous friends including ryan reynolds, blake lively, and hugh jackman is it surreal to see taylor swift in the same stadium as you guys >> yes. >> reporter: swift's rumored romance with the chiefs star appearing to heat up as she stunned fans the week before. >> shout-out to taylor for pulling up that was pretty ballsy. >> reporter: once word got out that swift would be attending, ticket sales for the chiefs/jets game quickly

doubled. prices jumped from $80 to more than $170 in the days that followed according to online marketplace tikpik and the football world has been leaning in to swift mania. the chiefs exchanging friendship bracelets ahead of the game. >> i know what these are all about. >> reporter: which they won 23-20 with fans in the stands. at metlife, some couples bonding as their worlds collide. >> he's a swiftie, and i like football now, so our two loves are merging. >> reporter: there are no signs that the swift effect is slowing down come t the eras tour movie and the 1989 album taylor's version are still to come this month if you need further proof of her dominance, more americans are aware of taylor swift than the nfl, according to a study. >> wow. >> all right. >> for real? >> our next guest is like, la, la, la, la mike tirico, the voice of "sunday night football." you are such a sweetheart to get up this morning after your big game last night. what was it like

we will talk about the game, but i mean the whole taylor mania. did it affect you guys did it affect the crowd? >> it was a lot of our preparation. you know this, savannah. you were at an event with all of us on thursday knnight. we were talking about the taylor effect it was one of those you had to find the right spot, right, because there were so many swifties who were so engaged that are probably not with us sunday night we figured we would take care of the elephant in the room and say hi to them during the start of the game and then show her during the game. then there were football fans that said, stop, i want to see more of the game you try for somewhere in the middle is always about right i will say, you can tell from behind the scenes, the security, the buzz when she was arriving, all that stuff, it's a little different than the leadup to most nfl games, even a game in new york here. >> yeah. when you saw her, they were saying in the stadium they never showed her one time on the jumbotron. was that to keep the jets crowd focused on the game because it

was a home game for the jets >> probably, since she's seen as a chiefs fan there but i was a little surprised they didn't sneak one shot on her for a second or two. she was directly across from where we were sitting on the 50-yard line on the third level. you were at met life stadium a few weeks ago. i'm sure the people around there were craning their neck trying to take selfies. taylor is way in the back behind us here. those who were near her certainly were trying to get their glimpse of taylor and the rest of the celebrities. they brought all of page 6 to the owner's suite. it was pretty cool. >> it was such a tight game. it was a nail biter. do you think there were those who will say, wow, taylor was in the stadium an therefore, the focus wasn't there it should have been. >> sure, anybody can say anything, right? no, no, no the jets defense is very good. travis kelce didn't have a big

impact on the game but the jets defense is excellent. and all these nfl defenses are trying to take away the best player on the other team patrick mahomes is the best of the chiefs he's always getting the ball to travis kelce so it's far more that than he was distracted. as a matter of fact, he was frustrated with the melissa kept saying that travis is frustrated with the offense of where they need to offense as the game went on. melissa stark, our sideline reporter was saying that travis is frustrated with this offense not getting going to where they have been or need to be for the game. >> i know you talked to aaron rodgers on the sideline. and he's working hard to getting back tell us about next monday. with or without swift, we'll be watching we're your number one fan. we wear friendship bracelets that say mike tirico almost all the time. >> savannah and her daughter made us friendship places. mine broke, but i brought it with me to the booth swiftie juju, i had to do that next week in san francisco, there will be no taylor effect, but it will be as good a game as we have seen to start the nfl season two fabulous teams you know the power of the cowboys. the niners may be the best team in the nfl so far, so we'r looking forward to next sunday night. who knows who will be in the

stadium. you just have to tune in. >> so excited. >> i'm sorry your bracelet broke. but it's me. hi i'm the problem it's me. i can't stop neither can tirico they had so many last night. we're so proud of you. >> i'll get over it. i'll come back for next week, bracelet or not. >> thanks. >> cowboys and the 49ers next sunday night, 7:00 p.m. eastern on nbc and peacock still ahead, a large search and rescue for an alleged swimmer after a shark attack on a popular california beach. plus, getting you ready for tonight's long awaited return of late night tv. what to expect and where the strike stands. that's right after this. t you r late night. whenever you are ready. (man) are there any snakes? (woman) nope. (man) are you sure? here we go! (vo) it's time to push your limits. (man) okay.

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ing an over the weekend "realtime with bill mahr" making its return since the writers' strike came to an end. >> let's not ever be apart this long. >> reporter: tonight four more hosts will bring their shows back. >> i missed you guys so much we are back. >> reporter: jimmy fallon, seth myers jimmy kimmel and stephen colbert back onset for their long-awaited return. >> live for the first time in five months. >> reporter: but it comes as hollywood is still missing some of its biggest stars while writers are able to return to work, actors are in the midst of an 80-day strike of their own. sources familiar with the talks say the actors' union will meet with the amptp today the group represents studios including nbc universal's parent company comcast. several studio executives are also expected to attend. while wga's latest contract will act as a framework, outlining protections against ai and an increase in residuals from streaming, actors ar also asking for other key

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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, open for business. congress avoids a government shutdown coming together hours

before the deadline. the countdown is already on for the next showdown and will the house speaker be able to keep his job? we're live in washington. >> then on alert. this morning the search for a missing swimmer after an apparent shark attack. >> a possible shark bite. subject was still in the water. they lost visual on the friend. >> the latest in the series of encounters at beaches across the country. we'll have the latest. plus, holding court. tennis legend martina navratilova is opening up about her cancer journey. >> i couldn't believe it was happening to me. then i thought, what do we do? >> she'll join us live to share her story and how she hopes to help other women. and setting the stage. beyoncé releases a trailer for her new concert film. >> when i am performing, i am nothing but free. >> as u2 gets the sphere rolling, kicking off an amazing spectacle on the vegas strip for

the ears and eyes. today, monday, october 2nd, 2023. ♪♪ >> from sacramento, california. today todd turns 50! >> on a girls' trip from texas! >> today is our 30th anniversary! >> good morning to aunt nancy in washington, d.c. >> happy monday from san jose, california. >> charleston, south carolina! >> mississippi! >> texas. >> and seattle, washington. >> from houston. >> and texas. >> celebrating my 60th. >> with my daughters from michigan on dan's bucket list trip to "the today show." >> oh, we're so glad we made your bucket list. good morning, everybody. see, lots of folks out there. they're going to enjoy this beautiful sunshine we've had. we've had rain the last week.

but the sun is shining this morning. it's going to be a great week. we're so glad you started it with us. let's get to your news at 8:00. lawmakers in washington narrowly averted a government shutdown and passed a short-term funding bill. the deal may have put speaker kevin mccarthy in jeopardy and we may be on the brink in just a few weeks. garrett haake joins us. good morning. >> good mornin it really was a wild weekend on capitol hill. on saturday morning, it looked like there was no hope left to avoid a midnight shutdown, but a bipartisan plan emerged, worked its way through congress, despite a pulled fire alarm and confusion about what was in this bill. president biden ultimately signing a 45-day extension of government funding, meaning we could be right back in this same spot just before thanksgiving. but the drama doesn't stop until then. florida republican

matt gaetz says speaker mccarthy's decision to work with democrats to get this through was the last straw for him. expect to see another major battle within the republican party here in washington over who they want to lead them and how. >> garrett, thank you very much. appreciate it. also in washington, general mark milley retired on friday after serving as the joint chiefs of staff for the past for years. he sat down for an exclusive interview with lester holt where he spoke about the tensions before the 2020 election and concerns about any possible actions the military might take. >> a few days before the election, you were making it known that the army, the military would play no role in determining the outcome of the election. why did you feel the need to say that? was that a specific concern that you had? >> there was a lot of discussion in the open media about the u.s. military, what role we would play and so on. i wanted to make sure it was clear to the american people, to

our adversaries, to our friends and allies overseas, but also to our own force, us in uniform, that we had zero role in u.s. electoral politics. >> you can see more of lester's exclusive interview with now retired mark milley tonight on "nightly news." now to california, where a man is missing after a reported shark attack north of san francisco. miguel almaguer has more on the investigation. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. multiple agencies are searching for a person reportedly attacked by a shark sunday morning in marin county. >> so the text to 911 for a possible shark bite. >> reporter: this morning an urgent search for a missing swimmer after authorities believe he was attacked by a shark in the waters off the coast of california. >> subjec it was still in the water. >> reporter: emergency teams

were dispatched to wildcat beach, a remote area in the national seashore 30 miles from san francisco after the man's friend sent a text to 911 saying they were swimming in the pacific ocean and had been attacked by a shark. >> two of those persons made it back to shore safely. the victim did not. >> we did not see the subject in the water, so we began a search both from the air, water and land. we searched for two hours and yielded no results. >> reporter: the incident comes after a busy summer of shark encounters along the shores of the east coast. >> shark attacks. >> reporter: attacks in new york leaving swimmers on alert for months and dramatic sightings in florida. in june, paddle borders off the shore getting a surprise visit from a hammer head lurking in the water. and a recent shock on pensacola beach. rescuers helping a stranded shark in the water.

back in california, the search continues for a swimmer as his friends wait for answers. with the water chilly off the coast of california, search teams are worried about hypothermia. time will be critical in today's search. >> miguel, thank you. now to a special moment in the nfl. the return of damar hamlin to a regular season game. here he was, the bills safety, the last player to run on to the field at highmark stadium yesterday. what a roar from the crowd. he ran the length of the turf with his arms spread out wide as if he were flying. i'm sure his heart was. the 25-year-old said his emotions were high suiting up for the first time since his st time since his cardiac arrest on the field in cincinnati back in january the game ended on a positive note the bills topped the dolphins 48-20. >> wow awesome. >> all right coming up next, guys, we have a "today" exclusive to start off pink power month. >> martina navratilova is right

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>> joining us this morning, we're honored to have tennis legend and cancer survivor martina navratilova. looking forward to talking to her in just a minute but first a bit more on her journey. >> tennis legend martina navratilova stunned fans when she announced earlier this year she had been diagnosed with throat cancer and a recurrence of breast cancer at age 66. >> i couldn't believe it was happening to me. i was like, okay, what do we do? >> she is one of the greatest tennis champions of our time with 59 grand slam titles. that's the most by any player, man or woman. >> it is just nice to be a part of the history. >> you are the empress of tennis and wimbledon once again congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> martina navratilova dominated the women's singles in the '70s after defecting from her native communist czechoslovakia in 1975 >> why specifically did you choose to leave? >> there is a lot more freedom here.

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story to help other women and facing the diagnosis with the same intensity she brought to her legendary career. >> so i went public with my diagnosis to help other women. >> and we are so delighted to have martina along with us andd? >> well, finally feel like i can go to the gym. i have really steve also this morning. steve, we'll talk to you as a part of the story. you look fantastic how are you feeling? how are you doing? >> well, finally feel like i can go to the gym. i have really been -- physically it's been the hardest thing i have ever gone through i almost get ptsd when i come to new york because my treatment was here i had two cancers at the same time, so it was very trying. but now got a haircut. some thinning going on, but i feel pretty good thankful it could have been so much worse. >> when you go through cancer

the first time, i know one of the recurring fears is, is it ever going to come back. when you did learn that it was, in fact, back, although it was many years later, what were the first emotions you were feeling in that moment >> the first one i was diagnosed with throat cancer when they were looking to see where it was, that's when they found a lump on my breast as well i knew it was cancer because it lit up on the mri. i'm like, great, i got a double whammy two totally different cancers unrelated to the first one so i've had now three different cancers, and i'm trying to figure out why genetically, there is nothing there. i'm trying to figure out -- am i that lucky or that unlucky lightening doesn't strike twice. this one, three times. hopefully there won't be a fourth time, but i have been very diligent about the screenings since the first time around 13 years ago. because of that, i caught it early, both of them, we caught it early because i paid attention. so that's what i want to talk about. i want women to pay attention to

their bodies you take care of everybody else. you take care of the animals when we get the card for the rabie vaccination, we take them tomorrow we get the card about the mammogram, oh, i'll do it later. the first time around was four years between screenings, so i'm thankful for the equipment they have to find it early. >> we'll bring steve into it because you have a 3d mammogram, which is really fascinating. m martina, you are so tough you are an epic, epic champion did that help you, do you think, in the way that you at least even mentally took on this challenge? >> as a tennis player, you fail all the time every other point you lose, so you have to recover. and i think the mentality of coming back and believing and staying positive and then -- and, you know, surrounding yourself with a good team, that was very helpful and chris and i went through the

same thing essentially emotionally. and we spoke to each other and realized how much that mentality, the champion's mentality you have to have to be a champion in any sport really brought us together and helped us get through this. you have to stay in the moment you have to stay in the solution you have to stay positive. >> what does it mean to have her in your court? you guys were rivals for many years. there you two were fighting hand in hand. >> we have always been there for each other emotionally through our break-ups and whatever i have been through two marriages. then she came to mine. so we have been so intertwined it's amazing how much our paths have been on a similar path. and this time around on a bad path but i was there for her when chris went through it, and she was there for me it was amazing that it was

almost like twins where i was really feeling low, there was chris, either a text or a call and, yeah, the timing. >> the story of your friendship is so touching there's a "washington post" article about it >> he nailed it. >> it is incredible. it will make you cry and smile it is so moving. i do want to bring you in, steve, because she wanted you here for a reason. this is a 3-d mammogram. what is this technology and how can it be more accessible to people >> yeah. the magic is we pioneered and invented the 3d mammography. it gives a complete scan one reason the breast is compressed is because they're looking at it as one page. now we can get a holistic view it's been pioneering we've gotten reimbursement for it now over the last few years again, like many technology advancements, especially for women, sometimes they were slower on the reimbursement. >> martina, with this last bout, you had the mammogram and it didn't catch the breast cancer >> it was so small it was so small.

and i have been told this, everybody, every athlete, female, oh, you have dense breasts. nowadays i oh, thanks a lot not big, but they're dense didn't catch it the first time didn't catch it the second time. but nowadays i have to get mri as well so i have the mammogram now. and six months from now mri because i have the predisposition for it. but thankfully, again, they caught it. >> the key is getting the screenings, as you well know, right? the best thing -- we could make the best machines in the world, but if women don't get screened regularly, especially for women life gets in the way in fact, you went four years one year turns into two, into three without even realizing it. as you know, hoda, getting it early makes a difference. >> it matters. it does matter >> martina, you're an awesome person, and i can attest to that from a million different ways. also, we were at the u.s. open, my mom and i, and you draped

your arm around my mom that picture has been texted around to a million people it's her claim to fame i want to say thank you for that. >> it's so wonderful to have you here. >> thanks, guys. we do have a really nice day in store for you, especially back through the plains into the east coast. lots of sunshine some stormy weather trying to move into colorado also expecting stronger storms to occur and pop up across eastern new mexico later this afternoon. potential record high temperatures likely across the northern plains and the upper midwest. good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're still continuing the mild weather we had for over the weekend with less clouds in the afternoon. expect us to reach into the mid-70s for mountain view. upper 70s for much of the north

bay. tomorrow it starts to heat up. take a look at some of these numbers. we're going to reach into the mid-80s for the and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan. you are wearing two hats today. are you ready for "popstart?" >> we are. >> we're starting off with beyoncé this morning. last night she wrapped up her renaissance tour. as a farewell gift to her fans, she announced a surprise overnight. if you couldn't make it to a show in person, renaissance is soon headed to the big screen. >> everyone. welcome to renaissance. >> at any point, they could close their eyes and be right back there and take it with

them. >> does that get you excited all over again? >> yes! >> tickets on sale now. and it hit theaters december 1st. >> genius. if you can't make it to the concert, you can go to the theater. >> you can do a double feature, taylor and beyoncé. it could be a whole thing. >> next up, black cake, we have a sneak peek at hulu's upcoming series. you might recall this was a read jenna picked last year. it is a family drama wrapped in a murder mystery. >> i must confess eleanor is not my real name. >> wait! >> i had to protect you from the life i was forced to have. >> i have a way that you can erase all your debts. >> my daughter is only 16.

>> no better age for a wife. >> in order to ensure my safety, someone would have to die. >> wow! >> oh, that looks good. >> okay. done and done. >> in! if you can't go to a concert, read a book, and if you can't, watch the show. the first three episodes premier november 1st on hulu with new episodes out on wednesday after that. check out the trailer on today.com. on friday, the legendary band kicked off their residency at the newest vegas stage, the sphere. this place is amazing, just take a look. ♪♪ >> wow! >> it's incredible. the 22-time band launching their 25-show residency in that all-new fully immersive venue.

you can see them taking advantage of the largest and highest resolution l.e.d. screen. if you want to see it for yourself, u2 live at the sphere las vegas. it runs through mid-december. how cool would that be? >> incredible. >> inside, outside, the whole thing is full of experience. >> finally late night. we talked about it earlier. tonight the shows are back. jimmy fallon and seth meyers both set to make their return post-writers strike in a pair of brand-new episodes. seth is going all in with an hour long special of this popular segment, "a closer look." you know what? if only they could pull some strings and get seth to talk about it. >> i'm desperate to be in front of people. >> hi! >> hi. >> hi. >> hello. >> you're here. >> nice to see you guys. >> you look very well rested. >> oh, my god. i'm so well rested. >> how are you feeling? >> i'm good. i'm so excited to be back. i didn't pay attention to the

news at all the last five months. i've been watching old the "today" shows and hoping to catch up. >> how is that going? >> i hope i didn't miss three indictments. >> any how, what did you do? it is hard to not be doing the show you are used to be doing. >> it is. i started multiple podcasts. that is a cry for help. one with my brother. and one with the other late night hosts to make money for our staff. i spent time with my kids. i would hate to say it was awful, but it was awful. >> what do you do? the actors are still on strike, and you're looking to book people for the show, how do you go about that? >> we can book politicians. we can book journalists. we can book authors. >> that's what we're doing. >> exactly. the good news is they're talking, too. i would hope we're close to the end of that as well. >> what is the plan for tonight? do you have all these jokes from the last five months?

>> we have been aware that one day we would be coming back. >> a lot of us, we can't wait to hear what you guys have to say. no pressure. >> i think for all of us, we're very excited to hear that people are anticipating our return. hopefully by the second commercial break they're still with us. >> have you gotten closer with all the other late night hosts? they have been kind of bonding. >> it's been really nice. we will record our last episode tomorrow night because it was only ever going to be 12. i would say we were friendly before this moment, but now we feel like we're friends. we have never spent that much time together because it's been via zoom. it's been lovely to get to know one another. >> tonight is like a special night. you are doing something a little different. >> yeah. the whole show will be a closer look. and i think we will wish it was two hours based on what we missed. it's been five months. >> we can't wait. >> thanks for waking up early. >> we can do this. >> know. you have a long day ahead of you. thank you for that. you can catch new episodes of

"the tonight show" and "late night with seth meyers right here on nbc. >> thanks for having me. coming up, mindy kaling. can't wait to talk to her. that's coming up after your local news and weather.

a very good monday morning to you. i'm laura garcia. a deadly shooting happened around 9:30 last night. officers responded to a shooting on arthur street. the victim died. police have not released any information on a person of interest or a motive. we'll bring you more information as soon as it comes in. right now let's get a look at that forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> we're going to see a lot more sunshine and temperatures staying nice and mild. some of our warmer spots in the inland east bay reaching into the low 80s, but mostly 70s all around the bay area. cools down to the mid-50s tonight and then it will be warmer tomorrow afternoon. we'll see the sunshine continue throughout the week, but take a look at the temperatures. it's going to to go back to summer with highs in the low 90s and we're also going to have warm weather for the weekend. also monitoring hills for the high fire danger especially if the winds pick up. and from san francisco, we're going from low 70s to low 80s by thursday, so we'll also be warping up there as well.

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fort hunt! >> number one! >> oh. >> how about that? hoda had a big moment this weekend. some high school spirit in alexandria, virginia the 60th anniversary celebration for her beloved fort hunt high school you have to be the most exciting and most famous alum they have. >> well, it was really, really fun. our school has been closed down for 38 years and people keep coming back. so anyway, i got to bring hope up and it was really fun. let's hear it for the federals fort hunt federals [ cheers ] >> i was about to do the hokie high, that is virginia tech, your college guys, we have a familiar face inside studio 1a. mindy kaling, can't wait to hear

from her and looking to get a head start on your holiday shopping retailers like target launched some of their best deals of the year. >> still ahead on the 3rd hour, look who is out here look at this this is the world's fastest man. this is u.s. sprinting superstar noah lyles can you imagine being the fastest man in the world in the world >> i know. >> how are you doing good morning. >> we're excited to see you. >> how does paris sound to you right about now? >> it's pretty fun i was just out there this summer let's just say the people are very excited. >> i love it you have a new docuseries. we'll have more on that in the third hour we're happy to have you here this morning. >> thank you, noah oh, we have a big crowd for you, dylan dreyer don't go anywhere. i will need you in a second. >> we have a nice start to the

week for the eastern side of the country. temperatures in the 80s and 90s, if you can believe it. by the middle of the week, we will see a storm threat move through with snow showers back through the rockies behind it. it will certainly cool things down enjoy the warm weather while it lasts. once it clears the east coaoast good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's cool. starting out nice around sunny. but we do have warmer temperatures ahead. the warmer temperatures will be wednesday and saturday. 90s for the valley. 80s for the bay. it's also going to increase our fire danger as we deal with breezy winds and low humidity. but it's going to be mild, slightly warmer than what we had over the weekend. we'll we want to remind you about a great new show on nbc.

it's called "the irrational. jesse is an expert on human behavior who uses his skills you can catch it tonight at 10:00/9:00 central on nbc. noah, you got your medal on? >> i do. >> al roker does this thing where he goes around the horn to say hello when we have a big crowd. should we go around the horntle faster, but we don't want to leave anybody out. watch yourself. watch yourself. there you you have to keep up with me, sir. all the way around all the way around i'm sure he wants to go faster, but we don't want to leave anybody out. all the way around all the way around have you ever done this in heels before >> i've done it a few times. >> there we go >> have you ever done it, in heels? >> no. no i cannot say that i have >> we made it around the hor fastest time on record, guys. >> we'll take it up next, one of our favorites mindy kaling she'll tell us about the many things k

we're back at 8:36 with the one, the only mindy kaling she's a multi-talented and lately she has a new title, y'all. one more to add to her list, book publisher. >> because it is just not enough to do every other thing. last year she started mindy's book studio. the list includes "the vibrant years," "i'll stop the world" and "the better half." and the latest is "woke up like this." >> good morning. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> i feel like you do a thousand jobs. >> thank you well, not recently so i'm just so happy to be employed and talking about this amazing book and to see you guys i have been jealous of you these last couple months. >> you have your own imprint

that's one step beyond what made you decide to do that? >> i love power and influence. i felt like i worked so hard to get to this place. i have this platform amazon publishing is so incredible and they helped me find these writers of color. it is like if i can pay it forward and help other talented women, mostly women of color and emerging writers, it's great this book is so fun. it reminds me of my shows. and this writer, amy lee, is so talented if i could help her and maybe we will make it into a movie or tv show. it's so juicy and fun. >> it is great because you get a first look at these books. i like that your books are fun and frothy like you. they're like the beach read we all want to read it's not like depressing. >> thank you i like to think of myself as a human beach read >> you kind of are that, though. >> good. >> you said when you were younger, you were obsessed with romance.

i think i was, too i think probably because it was out of reach >> i was so far away from it i was like, what is that mysterious thing i love books that are -- i don't know, life is hard for everyone who is working, just trying to get by and to have books that uplift us, make us laugh, it's really important. >> were you kind of nerdy in high school? what was your vibe >> how dare you even ask the question. >> speaking as one. >> i was popular and cool. yes, i was a huge nerd books were my escape books were -- i don't think you guys were nerdy -- >> we were definitely >> yeah. >> didn't go to prom >> really? >> did you go to prom? >> i did go to prom. >> we've got you beat in the nerd department. >> i didn't know i was going to stunt on hoda and savannah this morning by saying i went to prom. >> did you go to prom? >> i did go to prom. junior prom and senior prom. >> did you ask or did he ask you? >> how dare you? >> i only got a date when i asked. >> i was asked to both >> wow

you were really coolla >> i love this reversal that's taking place, somehow i have a lot of status here what were we talking about >> i don't know. >> i love books -- when you're a wallflower, it's is really nice to disappear to these worlds fun things happen to other people and these books are a lot of them about underdogs. they're really fun >> so you also have two little kids, 5 and 3, which is just like the most delicious and adorable age. >> when you said two, i don't know if i have two, it seems like seven my house looks like -- it looks like a kindergarten class lives there. >> our older ones are kind of acting like tweenagers it's weird >> yeah. she's almost six i don't know where she learned this because i hope i don't do this but she's often like, mom.

>> it's happening right now. where do they get it does your kid watch "bluey"? i think some of it is "bluey." >> my daughter is like, mom, you are so embarrassing. i'm like, we're the only ones here right now yes, i'm embarrassing, but nobody has to know maybe she has a reality show i'm not aware of >> we love how your dad is an integral part of your family i know you lost your mom some years ago and that was a difficult time but to have your dad there must be really rewarding. >> it is one of the greatest surprises of motherhood. my mom was my soulmate she was my person. and my dad was like great and i loved him. it wasn't until she passed away and i had kids that my dad became my buddy. he's just there for me he's there on christmas holidays he picks my daughter up from school every single day. >> i love that >> it's just great they're good for him, too.

they keep him young and active my stepmother is amazing as well the two of them are just taking on this role and i need them. it is not even like it's just fun. like i really depend on them. >> feels like life is so sweet right now. obviously in high school it was super sweet for you. >> i was killing it in high school it is hard to compare to that golden period of my life but having kids is also rewarding. >> we're so excited to see you we're excited for all the great things you're doing, mindy we can't wait to see what's next you know what is next? you will be on the fourth hour >> you have mindy's book studio. and jenna has "read with jenna". >> is it going to be battle of the book studio? >> everyone wins when good books and great writers come to the surface. we got "woke up like this. maybe you'll turn it into a movie. >> i would love that >> oh, beauty products how did we forget? >> what's the line >> guys, it takes a lot to look

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up some of the best. our "today" contributor is here to walk us through scan the qr code so target circle week is something that you see and hear, but what is it exactly >> oh, my gosh it lasts through october 7th and, hoda, so many great deals >> so one week >> one week. and we've got some incredible deals today you could also safe on groceries and beauty products, toys. i mean, the holidays are coming up. >> well, the holidays are knocking this is why we're standing by this beautiful christmas tree. >> i know. you're not going to believe the deals. 50% off holiday items like this seven and a half foot 400 led pre-strung light artificial tree. >> they're already on here >> yes no untangling drama. i couldn't believe this because i started shopping for a new faux tree because i love them in january. that's the only time you see deals. to have holiday stuff in season,

this one is $50. normally $100. >> 50 bucks? half off >> tons of trees >> half off, all right take us to the music. >> okay. again, we're talking holidays, right? if you have your holiday list going, this is such a great deal 50% off these jbl wireless earbuds. >> jbl wow. >> right that pure bass sound normally these are around $100 so many features they're water resistant, sweat proof.de >> okay. >> two different noise canceling. the battery, the brand say it lasts up to 35 hours. so these are awesome. >> yeah. this is all through the first week of october. >> yes okay, hoda for the top chefs, have you seen these? these are from cuisinart air fryer toaster ovens. 57% off. >> wait. back up. back up. air fryer toaster ovens.

>> it toasts, bakes, air fries i mean, check it out we've got fries and wings in here. >> where in there >> yeah. and it holds so much a four pound chicken it will bake three pounds of air frying a 12 inch pizza and 6 pieces of toast. the deal here is incredible. normally it's $229 you can get it for $99 57% off. >> great deal. >> make your life easier >> bags and shoes. >> tons of great deals on fashion. up to 30% off denim, pants, accessories, shoes and more. these items are from the target brand a new day. like this bag 30% off. normally it is $40 just $28 and this faux leather. >> it feels good >> so good >> i didn't know faux leather felt like that. >> such a big trend. and faux shearling this is almost like pumpkin spice color.

look how roomy this is that's a great deal. also 30% off super on-trend shoes like these little loafers. $20. those are really big trends. i cannot get over these boots. >> show me. >> check it out. >> square toe. a great block heel. >> cute! >> $29 down from, you know, $39. and jewelry. okay so, you know, pearls such a great trend. these are fresh water faux pearl drops. $5.59. >> what did you say? >> yeah. $5.59. i would wear these every day again, for that gift list, any jewelry lover, load up on these. >> by the way, great great for gifts. you're right. >> and just every day perfect staples. feel this fine rib knit cardigan sweater. super size inclusive, extra small through 4x >> i like how it's kind of fitted so you can wear it all by itself.

>> exactly so many colors under $20. i just can't tell you how many deals. >> you sold it they were all great. you can purchase these items scan our qr code or head to today.com/shop this segment is paid for by target today does earn a commission on purchases made through our links. we'll be back in a moment, but, we'll be back in a moment, but, firs this is "today" on nbt,c.

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join us. >> did y'all see taylor? guys, i got to show you this adorable family. hello! they're so cute. where are you from >> virginia. >> there's four of them here i love your t-shirts is this your first visit to new york >> not our first, but the first with the whole family. >> have a good time, y'all they said they met hoda 13 years ago. she only had one baby. >> who is this one >> wow wow! >> and the whole gang is here? >> the whole gang. all right. >> happy hour here all right! >> wow >> we've got some smucker's. are you ready for some birthdays? some first birthdays to celebrate. come down to the plaza and we'll check you out 13 years later happy first birthday to jack yee. he likes to play the table drums. of course, that's music to mom

and dad's ears enzo wise is spending his big day in spain his military family is stationed there. happy birthday to enzo and thank you to the wise family for their service. happy first birthday to these twins from raleigh, north carolina they love to smile and play with their big brother samuel so cute! arlee williams is from maryland. she always has food on her mind. her favorite words are apple and strawberry good choices elle ingram it from new hampshire. she can chug a bottle of milk in just one hand. that's a skill happy birthday to york and chyles tubman. they're the 12th set of twins in the family how about that >> all right we're going to be back, guys, with the third and fourth hour of "today. first, your local news and weather.

a very good morning to you. it is 8:56 right now. i am laura garcia. late senator dianne feinstein completed her tour. francisco city hall wednesday, which will be open to the public. then on thursday, a funeral service will be held in the hurst theater at the war memorial and performing arts center. that service will not be open to the public, butl be streamed online. city hall will be open today for people to sign condolence books. in the meantime governor in the meantime governor newsom has listed her

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