introduced the resolution. the measure reaffirms support for gaza and calls out israel for air strikes and plans for a ground assault. on social media, bay area jewish groups are calling the resolution inflammatory. the "today" show starts now, but "today in the bay" actually continues right now. we're live on roku, samsung tv, or wherever you stream. ahead, a first look at the all new ad aimed at drawing tourists into san francisco and two big names touting its a small glimmer of hope in the war. >> two more hostages released. it's october 24th. this is "today". ♪♪ >> breaking news. freed. new images of those two elderly women now back in israel tonight after being held by hamas for

more than two weeks. this morning one of their grandsons is with us live. his message to the other more than 200 hostages while the war rages on. israel stepping up strikes on gaza. u.s. renewing calls to delay a ground invasion. we'll have the very latest. free for all. republicans scrambling to even notch nate a potential house speaker three weeks after ousting kevin mccarthy. eight candidates now in the running. a new vote set for this morning. a live report from capitol hill just ahead. massive pileup. more than 150 vehicles involved in a fiery chain reaction crash in louisiana. officials blaming a super fog that created near zero visibility. >> for 30 minutes, all you could hear was booms everywhere from both sides. >> we're live at the scene where police are still searching through the wreckage. shocking arrest.

an off duty pilot accused of trying to take down a commercial flight in mid air now charged with 83 counts of attempted murder. inside the drama that played out in the cockpit. >> we've got the guy cha tried to shut the engines down out of the dock pot. we want law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground. >> the search for answers. what drove a pilot to allegedly try to crash that plane? those stories, plus road to recovery. olympic icon mary lou retton released from the hospital weeks after being in the icu. what her family is saying about her miracle turnaround. d zone and minnesota nice., addiso! touchd cousins, end zone, addison, touchdown.own. >> the vikings stunned the 49ers, w >> the vikings stun the 49ers, w wrapping up week seven in the en the nfl with a big nfl with a big "monday night "t football" upse football" upset.t. today is tuesday, october 24th, 2023 ♪ ♪ today tuesday, october 24th, 2023. ♪♪ >> announcer: from nbc >> announcer: from nbc news, n, this is "today this is "today" with savannah "

guthrie an guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning.d jo good to see youhoda kotb from stud welcome to "today."io 1a in roca good morning it is a tuesday morning. good to see you. welcome to we're so happy that you are with us. "today. it is >> nice to have you along. a tu. we are we're going to begin this t morning with the very latest out of the middle east.ice to have . we will begin this mor new details coming in overnight about those hostages released ee east, new details coming out this morning about the hostages released yesterday. yesterday two elderl two elderly israeli women freed over wha over what hamas called t hamas compelling humanitarian reasonsg humanitarian but this morning, more than 200s this morning more than 200 others remain in captivity. others remain in captivity >> >> meantime, the u.s. is > meani continuing to advise israel to continuing to advise delay a ground invasion into io delay a ground gaza to allow for further hostage negotiations. invasio but this morning, the israeli military says it is, quote, n io gaza to hey lormined for the next stage of this waallow for hostage negotiations but this morning israe >> we're also seeing aid workerg it is ready fo distributing relief supplies ind invasion >> a t gaza after a third convoy arrived overnight.hird convoy a overnight. fuel, fuel, however, is still not pari of that relief over fears it s t of the relief over fears it could be could be used by hamas. for military purposes. used by r >> we got it all covered, military purposes. >> we have it all cove including a live interview with a family member of one of those ne of those

released hostages. but we do start with nbc's chief correspondent richard engel. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. medical officials in gaza say that more than 5,000 palestinians have now been killed by israeli strikes. this morning we're hearing directly from one of those women released by hamas. hamas freed two more hostages. this time, two elderly israeli women. 79-year-old nurit cooper and 85-year-old yocheved lifshitz. they crossed into egypt last night. their medical team saying they're in good condition. lifshitz even speaking at a press conference this morning. she said she was hit during her capture and taken into tunnels in gaza that looked like a spider web and that a doctor saw her during her captivity

the releases are bittersweet because there are still about 220 hostages to go, including children and americans hamas claims to be releasing civilians for humanitarian reasons in an apparent effort to improve its image. israel says don't believe it the israeli government released footage it said was taken from dashboard cameras and body cameras worn by hamas fighters reportedly showing them killing civilians in cold blood during the october 7th attacks that left more than 1,400 israelis dead israel remains shaken and furious. but its closest allies are cautioning the country not to be blinded by revenge the gaza strip is at a breaking point. hospitals are running out of even reserve fuel. and with no gas for generators, aid groups warn ventilators will soon stop working. there's been no breakthroughs so far, but diplomacy is in motion. and hamas, for the first time,

appears to be weighing its options. a senior leader from the group telling nbc news they're willing to negotiate. >> so where do we go now >> i'm talking about opening the borders, discussing our rise to get rid of this siege and occupation and everything is on the table to be discussed. >> reporter: at the white house, president biden was asked about a potential cease fire and said hamas has it backwards for now talks are still in early stages as air strikes flatten more of gaza each day. lifshitz was also critical of the israeli government, saying the military failed to appreciate the threat from gaza before the hamas attack. hoda >> all right, richard engel there for us in jerusalem, richard, thank you >> joining us now is daniel lifshitz, his grandmother was one of the hostages released yesterday. daniel, good morning

we are so happy for you to see that your grandmother is doing well, to hear from her we know your grandfather, however, her husband, is still in captivity tell us how she's doing. have you been able to see her? >> i have been able to see her i saw her last night i came with a helicopter i was in a hotel where there are survivors and the family of kibbutz are which this kibbutz suffered so strongly many dead and so many kidnapped. i came yesterday night, and i met her. you know, you said everybody seeing that she's in kind of good condition, but i know my grandmother. my grandmother is a very, very, very strong woman. i don't know anyone stronger than her and to see her in this fragile

situation, mental situation, you know, from one side i was so happy to see her and so happy that she can walk, but i saw her and also i felt such a huge, huge, huge sting in my heart to see her in that situation knowing that she's been through so much. >> yeah. she had a news conference. we got to hear some of what she went through, some of her ordeal what else did she tell you about what she went through during her time in captivity? >> yeah. so, first of all, when they had been taken out from the house, it seemed like my grandfather got injured and in the house while trying to avoid the terrorists of hamas to go inside the room and after that, they were taken

on -- on bikes, on motor bikes to gaza strip. and my grandfather, the last time she saw him was just on the fence of gaza strip when he was injured. and his situation is unknown for the moment that is making me very afraid and, you know, to see my grandmother coming back in that -- in that situation because she was released from the humanitarian situation, which means her situation was not good, and thinking about my grandfather, what he is going through, i'm really afraid and i think, you know, the pressure has to come as this is only two hostages more from so many we have we have more than 200 hostages still there, which they have unknown condition. and i really hope we continue

all that pressure as to bring every time, too, the time goes and we are still losing time the world pressure has to continue as israel hold and there is some negotiations i mean, we need to speed up everything to bring all those people back. this is a very scary moment for me i was really happy to see my grandmother. it was amazing but seeing her was making it as well very scary for the rest of the people staying there. and, you know, we have so many people who died. more than 1,400. and everyone come back is like a light. it is like a ray of light. but, you know, we need also a sun. a ray of light is not enough when we have two hostages coming back we need big massive hostages coming back to know they are good as there are children there. from my kibbutz there are children from the age of 9

months, 9 months think they are know and i know how they get there >> it's just unfathomable what your family has been through we're happy for your ray of good news, and we have our hearts and prayers that your grandfather and all of the hostages will be returned, daniel. thank you for your time this morning. >> thank you, daniel >> thank you so much >> you're welcome. >> thank you meantime, the chaos on capitol hill is entering its third week, but house republicans are voicing optimism that they will elect a speaker soon they gathered last night to hear from the latest round of candidates an an internal vote on a nominee is being held this morning. nbc's capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles joins us now ryan, what are you expecting >> reporter: well, hoda, republicans are going to have that series of private votes this morning that's going to whittle down the field of candidates from 8 to 1. they're hoping that one could get the 217 votes on the floor that would allow them to become the next speaker of the house. one of the original candidates

dan muszer of pennsylvania dropped out after delivering his speech in the candidate forum. many reached out to former president donald trump, hoping to get him to back their candidacies. the most experienced candidate, tom emmer of minnesota, was hoping to tamp down concerns from trump and his other associates that he's not sufficiently loyal to trump who, of course, holds a lot of sway in this conference now at this point, trump has declined to pick a favorite. if the party is able to settle on a nominee today, there is a chance, a slight chance, but there is a chance they could move to a full vote on the floor tonight or at least some time later this week. hoda >> we keep thinking it is going to happen soon, but it never seems to so why is it taking so long? >> it really comes to a combination of bad blood and competing factions and ideologies former president trump joked and made a reference to all of it yesterday saying that the only person that could be elected speaker right now is jesus christ one of the divisions involves

the 2020 election only two candidates voted to certify the election results, tom emmer one of them. that's the reason he's drawing the ire of republicans the republicans optimistic and the clock ticking down to a government shutdown, it's so important to avert a government shutdown which is now just three weeks away hoda >> ryan nobles for us in d.c thank you. we are learning more about an alarming arrest that made headlines around the world an off duty pilot is being held in an oregon jail this morning, for alaska airlines. he is booked on 38 counts of attempted murder after officials say he tried to turn off the plane's engines mid flight nbc's tom costello covers aviation and joins us with more. tom, good morning to you >> reporter: yeah, savannah. good morning law enforcement says this alaska airlines pilot was riding in the cockpit jump seat of a horizon air flight, deadheading or catching a ride, as it were, when he reached over, tried to shut down the engines, forcing the captain and the first officer to subdue him and make

an emergency landing the suspect, 44-year-old joseph emerson, will be arraigned later today in oregon. law enforcement and aviation sources do not believe there is in connection to terrorism or the situation the middle east but the faa is warning other airline crews to be vigilant for other signs of trouble the big question this morning, why did a veteran pilot allegedly try to shut down the engines of a passenger plane while riding in the cockpit jump seat alaska airlines flight 2059 operated by horizon air was headed from everett, washington, to san francisco sunday night when the airline says off duty pilot joseph emerson suddenly tried to pull the engine fire suppression controls to turn off the engines at cruising altitude the pilot and co-pilot stopped and subdued emerson, removed him from the cockpit and diverted the plane to portland. >> we got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. we want law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground and park >> passenger aubry seated in the

last row saw emerson as he then walked to the back of the plane. >> i made eye contact with him it was like one of those soul chilling dead in the eyes like -- just calm and just kind of like he was taking in everyone around him. >> announcer: aubry's boyfriend alex wood watched as police took emerson into custody, now booked on 167 charges, including 83 counts of attempted murder >> it's scarier this morning to hear and i was one of those people. >> reporter: some acquaintances of emerson are surprised. >> his demeanor, how he treats the kids the family, no indications of anything wrong. >> reporter: aviation experts say jump seat riders including off duty pilots and federal officials are subject to increased training and security compared to other passengers >> anyone that rides in the jump seat, whether you're a federal agent or a pilot, there's training that's required and you have to get briefed on

emergency situations >> reporter: one passenger on the flight says he's glad everyone is safe but wonders if more should have been done. >> the fact it was their own employee that did that, that's a whole different level.et someon they let someone who tried to shut the shut the engines down walk engy on t freely on the airplane.he airpl. >> tom, do we know anything more >> tom, do we know anything more about the suspect' about the suspect's background?d >> so emerson wa >> so, emerson was hired by s hy horizon air in 2001. horizon air in 2001. sinc since then he's worked for e thr alaska airlines and virgin america. alaska airlines as for whether this might be th. as for whether it may be thel result of some health crisis, pilots over the health age of 40 have to undergo crise age of medical evaluations every six months and disclose if they hav medical evaluations every six a mental health issue or month and disclose if they medications full mental hav evaluations, though, are not mental healt part of the physical and h medi. emerson's last physical was in september. savannah? >> wow.emers emerson's last physical was in tom costello, thank you very much. 16 minutes after the hour. craig joins the table. hey, craig, good morning. >> good morning. good morning to you as well. we turn now to the on going recovery efforts and

investigation after a massive pileup involving at least 158 vehicles on a busy louisiana interstate. take a look at that. authorities are blaming a so-called super fog that drastically reduced visibility. nbc's morgan chesky is along i-55 where that pile-up happened. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, craig. just a driver's nightmare in every sense of the word. that stretch of interstate still closed in both directions. officials say that they're concerned not the weather we are fog free for now, but it's the fact that this massive scene was so stretched out on the interstate and involved so many vehicles, 150 of them, that there could be still victims somewhere inside the wreckage. and one survivor shared she'll never forget hearing one collision after another. authorities in louisiana working around the clock to clear a massive wreckage field. following a deadly pile-up on a

busy stretch of highway just outside new orleans. >> this is still a very fluid situation. >> reporter: overnight, police confirming at least seven people died and dozens more were injured after at least 158 vehicles were involved in the devastating crash during monday's morning commute. louisiana state police say morning fog and smoke from nearby wild fires combined to create a super fog. limiting viz ibltd for motorists on i-55. >> it spans about a mile's distance and is broken down into several other crashes. >> reporter: these shocking images from above showing a mass of mangled vehicles below. emergency crews responding to the horrific scene involving multiple 18-wheelers engulfed in flames. the pile-up shutting down the interstates in both directions and stranding some motorists for hours. >> i'm still shaking. >> reporter: speaking from a nearby hospital, rita was

she was driving for 12 miles on i-55 before visibility became an issue. >> we have seen some people on the other side waving our hands and letting us know to stop. >> reporter: as rita said, her wife lisa waited until it was safe to exit the car. >> we were hit from the back. then we see another car on the left-hand side hit us. then had another car in the back of us hit us. for 30 minutes all you can hear is just booms efrs where from both sides. >> reporter: both who were injured now thinking of others as they begin to heal. >> some people will have to live with this the rest of their life. the only thing people can do actually right now is to pray for those people. >> reporter: and this morning there is still no firm timetable on when the stretch of interstate will be reopening. after they clear all of the vehicles off of this bridge, they are expected to bring structural engineers to deem if it is even safe to travel on

today due to the intense fires that broke out monday morning from multiple 18 wheelers involved in this pile-up. and we do know that there are other areas of louisiana that had dense fog advisories issued today by the national weather service. fortunately not here in new orleans but closer to baton rouge. officials urging all drivers to be incredibly cautious. craig? >> morgan chesky in louisiana. more than 150 vehicles? >> yeah. yeah. they call it the super fog because of the smoke and and they call it the super fog also the because of the smoke and the fog. fog al, that brings us t al, how is it looking for today. how is >> well, this is what happened yesterday. it looking today? >> this is what happened yesterday. you can see th you can see there's the fire.e' and the bayou fire.s the bayo that created that super fog and fire that created the super fog that has finally finally started to dissipate a bit. started to dissipate a bit. as 2 million people under dense foa advisories in baton rouge on n into new orleans.mentioned, 2 mn peop we have the severity of this foa that will be enhanced from the y smoke from the fire. 3 mile three miles visibility in baon

rouge. visibility in bat new orleans, not so bad.on rouge. as we mentioned, new orleans not so bad we move to the now, we move to the north, we'v frost and some f got frost and some freeze reeze warnings for 34 million people, for 34 million peopl from hartford, connecticut, allm hartford connecticut the way down to jacksonville. and we're going to be looking ay some very chilly temperatures e we will be looking at chilly this morning, albany 39, 42 hagerstown. temperatures 42 richmond, virginia, 40 degrees.n richard, but we're going to bounce back big. virginia, 43 degrees. we are big area of high pressure, bouk a big high strong bermuda high pumping up really warm winds. pressure, st bermuda high we are looking at temperatures from we are looking for temperat anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees above average.ures 5 to 15 degrs above average, some places up to some places up to 20 degrees 20 degrees above above average from minneapolis,e minneapolis, omaha, cincinnati, cleveland, i boston as well., cleveland, boston as well. fo for today, possible record highs.r today, possible chicago, 79.record highs, chicago, 79 same in st same in st. louis, 84 dallas, cincinnati 78 degrees.. louis. 84, dallas and cincinnati. tomorrow, that moves to the 78 degrees tomorrow, that moves to the e syracuse, you'll be 20 degrees . syracuse will be 20 degrees ab above average.ove average. paducah, 79. charlotte, paducah 79. 76. look at going into the weekend, boston into the mi charlotte 76.d 70s. new york, mid to upper 70s and we may look at going into the weekend,e boston in the mid 70s.e

weekend. >> yeah! >> ba boom buffalo drops to 62 on new york, mid to upper 70s. sat, low 80s in washington. we will get to your local fore and we may have our first rain o free weekend, ba boom! i just gave birth. buffalo tress. i started taking nutrafol. we test our formulations with the highest rigor of clinical trials and we're the number one dermatologist recommended hair growth supplement. i noticed it becoming... stronger and thicker. nutrafol has taken me back to the hair i was meant to have. i am back to me. start your hair growth journey at nutrafol.com good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today in san francisco it's gradually going to clear and we'll head for a high of 71 degrees. a really pleasant day across the bay area, after some morning clouds we'll have sunshine and nice warm temperatures. tomorrow a cold front comes in and brings some clouds, and we'll only reach into the 60s across much of the bay area, but

we'll also be watching the north bay for a slight chance and that is your latest weather, guys. >> all right, al, thank you. if you're wondering today where is the light this might be it hopeful news mary lou retton's fighting spirit begins to shine according to her daughters, she is home recovering after spending a difficult couple weeks in the icu so coming up, we'll tell you what we know about the life-threatening scare she's faced and the road ahead plus, with the holiday shopping season upon us, an inside look at the growing problem of retail theft. vicky nguyen will show us some new technologying aimed at new technologying aimed at stopping t crime that costhe

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joseph emerson of pleasant hill was off duty and sitting in an extra seat in the cockpit of a horizon plane that took off from everett, washington, on sunday. about a half hour into the flight, the other pilots say he tried to turn off the engines, but they managed to subdue him. a source tells nbc bay area, the suspect had a mental breakdown. passengers say the plane quickly descended, making several sharp turns and they were only told the plane was making an emergency landing in portland. crew members escorted him to the back of the plane. he was taken into custody upon landing. labor leaders are hoping to put the brakes on expanding roby taxi service in san francisco. teamsters is organizing a rally outside of cruise headquarters. it's timed with the release of the latest earnings report from cruise's parent company general motors. driverless taxi opponents are protesting ongoing safety

concerns. they stress more automated taxis mean fewer human jobs. in a recent statement, federal regulators, cruise's chief executive said that safety is his top priority. let's get a look at that forecast for this tuesday morning. >> we're in for sunshine after early morning clouds and fog. we'll be in the upper 70s. as we go through the forecast, it will be cooling off, more clouds, and you can see our full forecast on our website, nbcbayarea.com.

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minnesota vikings pulling off a big upset over the san francisco 49ers. this is "monday night football," 22-17. vikings showing a little pep in their step rough start to the season. how about it, are you a skeptic or a believer? >> i am a skeptic. >> you think that was a one off? >> christian mccaffrey is playing injured, too >> okay. >> all right. >> not to diminish the viking's win. >> okay. let's turn before minnesota comes at me. some hopeful news on the health of the gymnastics legend mary lou retton >> this is encouraging news. she is out of the hospital after spending weeks in the icu. she was battling a rare form of pneumonia. nbc's kaylee hartung is here with more in studio. hey, good morning. >> good morning. she became america's sweetheart at 16 years old. now america is pulling for mary lou retton again as she recovers from this serious health scare her daughters are posting new epidates about her condition as retton is released from a houston hospital >> reporter: this morning, a ray

of hope for gymnastics icon, mary lou retton, the 55-year-old now back at home in recovery mode, according to her daughters, who posted monday we still have a long road of recovery ahead of us but baby steps this coming just five days after shea la shared that her mom was suffering complications in the hospital >> at the beginning of this week, we were going on the up and up we were so excited, seeing so much progress. and then yesterday we had a pretty scary setback. >> reporter: her family says she has a very rare form of pneumonia that kept her in the icu for more than two weeks. not able to breathe on her own and fighting for her life. a pulmonologist says she was likely put on a ventilator and now may require weeks of rehabilitation. >> muscle mass is lost, especially the muscles that allow us to breathe effectively. so her rehab course is still going to be pretty prolonged to get her breathing muscles back

to where they once were. >> reporter: at just 4'9", with that big bright smile, retton first won our hearts at the 1984 summer games the 16-year-old scoring five medals, and becoming the first american woman to win the olympic all around title >> i ran down the podium, hugged bella and he lifts me up and says you the olympic champion. >> reporter: earlier this year, retton appeared in good spirits, hosting a gymnastics event with her daughter mckenna who is also a gymnast. in 2019 they spoke to savannah and craig. >> it's woen into every fabric of my being. we're a gymnastics family. >> reporter: her daughters thanking the doctors and nurses who treated their mom grateful doesn't scrape the surface of the posture of our hearts. we are overwhelmed with the love and support from every one. >> mary lou's family had a fundraiser because she was not insured. how is that going?

how does that stand now? >> unbelievably well they set a goal of $50,000 they have raised nearly half a million dollars with the help of about 8,000 donors pretty incredible and the u.s. olympic committee said they would like to help as well. >> hospital bills are so expensive. it would take about that i've been in communication with her daughter a little bit. and she just -- they are appreciating everyone's thoughts and prayers. so we're rooting for mary lou. >> so many people are. >> glad she's out of the hospital. coming up, sealed with a kiss take a look. the new photo sending fans of taylor swift and travis kelce into overdrive this morning. >> especially you, craig first, checking out new solutions for a major problem as we head into the busy holiday shopping season. ♪ >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys i'm in a lab in florida where researchers are helping retailers learn to protect their stores, their product and customers from the brazen thieves. the new technology that could be coming to a store near you

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problem and it's having a major impact on shoppers vicky nguyen joins us now with a look at some changes we might start to see at some of our favorite stores. >> good morning, craig, savannah and hoda yes, retailers are looking for new ways to deter and detain thieves because they don't want to pass on the costs of lost merchandise to you, the consumer you have probably seen items locked up or attached to cords well, there is more anti-left theft technology in the works. and this morning, we're taking you inside a lab where researchers are helping some of your favorite stores stop the stealing thieves captured on security cameras brazenly running off with merchandise from deodorant and diapers to luxury goods. >> this is crazy they're locking up the toothpaste. >> losses from organized retail crime totalled $112 billion last year. >> theft is an issue if that's not corrected over time, prices will be higher and/or stores will close. >> reporter: these crimes prompting some retailers including nordstrom, target and

walgreen's to close stores that's why i'm here at the university of florida in a lab designed to teach retailers how to better protect their stores and their customers. with me is director reed hayes thank you so much, reed. so who comes here? and what are they hoping to learn? >> well, we're getting in here almost weekly now. the main asset protection and loss leaders from 80 retail corporations. >> reporter: let's start right here to the entrance of the store. what are we looking at >> this is an example of technology that could be looked at it senses that somebody is getting ready to steal a lot of things at one time these gates will shot. you are not locked in, but it will slow you down. >> reporter: and i notice there are cameras that you can barely see. >> that's right. we've got cameras in different areas designed to do just that to help identify the offender later. >> reporter: the goal of these security measures is to make it more difficult to steal, increase the chances of catching the thieves, and cut down on the number of items they can get away with. what does this device do >> well, this is different this is a device for a lot of high loss items.

you can use a device, call for customer service if you don't want to wait, hit the cell phone option and in that case it will send you a text you're going to put that code in. >> reporter: so now you're able to open the case yourself. >> yes okay so this requires a consumer to be willing to give up their cell phone number. g to demonstrate what happens when someone tries to take too much off the shelf. after five bottles, what happens? >> thank you for shopping our liquor and fine wine department. >> so that's the classic example of using ai, computer vision, counted five times you hit a tipping point and that tripped that alarm. >> so customer service is coming, i'm not going to wait because i'm a thief. i turn and make my way toward the exit. >> a lot of cameras are now picking you up because of that, too, vicky. >> this slows me down, but i can still get through. >> yep you can still get through. the wheels on the cart locks because you didn't go past the

point of sale and ring up the transaction. >> reporter: hayes says some retailers are fitting store managers with body cameras research shows this can improve the customer experience and employee safety. and expect to see more of these cameras and screens when you're shopping researchers say that people are a lot less likely to steal when they can see themselves on camera hayes says in some cases shoppers will have to use two hands to get products. >> so you can't take a whole lot of items in one fell swoop check out this shelf, first you have to turn a dial to point the red arrow to the item you want then, turn another knob to dispense it. and cameras will play a big role with features like facial recognition, artificial intelligence, even thermal imaging. and outside license plate readers that can help identify cars involved in other retail theft incidents. are retailers going to invest in this >> some of them have to invest in it. >> if you do see a crime in action, don't get involved law enforcement says only if

it's safe, report it to a store employee retailers are -- you might be surprised, they're not ensured for these kinds of losses which is part of the reason you're seeing store closures and rising prices the aclu and other groups raised privacy concerns about the facial recognition technology and the license plate readers, but this is part of the give and take retailers figure out how do we keep prices down for consumers, but at the same time we need to prosecute. >> it's clearly become a major problem. how much cooperation exists between some of these retailers that you mentioned in the story there. >> yeah. our law enforcement sources, craig, say it's gotten better. retailers are less reluctant to cooperate and get prosecutions done and put some of these bad guys away. but when it comes to sharing that data, it's really interesting. they're hoping let's say a walmart gets a smash and grab, they can give a heads up to the target down the street, hey, this just happened at our store. be on the lookout for this car, this suspect description they're not there yet but that's

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curry, klay thompson and draymond green. unfortunately, green will be out tonight with a sprained ankle. let's get a look at that forecast now with meteorologist kari hall. >> we're dealing with some dense fog across much of the bay area, especially in the north bay, where there's a dense fog advisory and visibility down to zero in novato. once the sky starts to clear out, temperatures will be warming up and our inland areas will reach into the 70s. notice the cooldown starting tomorrow and continuing through the end of the week. a slight chance of rain, mainly in the north bay, but we'll feel cool mornings and crisp conditions as our lows drop down to the mid-40s starting on thursday morning. as we take a look at san francisco's forecast, it's cloudy now, we'll see some peeks of sunshine later today, highs in the upper 60s. for the weekend, slight rain chances on friday. other than that, it looks good. we will need sweaters. >> good to note. thanks for joining us. another local news update in half an hour. half an hour. also join us for our midday

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freezing warnings in the northeast as parts of the midwest reached 25 degrees above average. al has your forecast. plus, nothing to sneeze at a look at why some popular cold medicines are being pulled from the shelves and the products you can use in their place what you need to know with cold and flu season fast approaching. and sealed with a kiss fans going wild over the latest pic of taylor and travis as the star celebrates a major milestone for her hit "cruel summer". >> it is not even summer anymore. it's deep fall i'm wearing a sweater. >> today, tuesday, october 24th, 2023. ♪ >> besties since babies. >> jacksonville, florida. >> shout out to our sister margaret, watching in michigan >> from farmville, virginia, today is my 55th birthday. >> visiting from columbus, ohio.

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nbc's kelly cobiella joins us now from israel with the latest. hey, kelly good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you those freed hostages are both israeli grandmothers one of them telling her story from the hospital this morningd saying she's been through hell this morning, 85-year-old grandmother yocheved lifshitz recalling when she was captured. i was taken on the back of a motor bike, hit with sticks until we reached a huge network of tunnels underneath. it looked like a spider web. the grandmothers spent the night recovering at a tel aviv hospital flown here overnight after hamas handed them over to the red cross in gaza for what they called compelling humanitarian reasons. both israeli citizens, loaded into branss on the egyptian side of the border monday night

their husbands still hostages of hamas. yocheved lifshitz grandson daniel spoke with savannah and hoda earlier on "today." >> i know my grandmother my grandmother is a very, very, very strong woman. i don't know anyone stronger than her >> reporter: israel says hamas is still holding at least 220 hostages the captives from more than 30 countries. israel says at least 20 are children, including 15-year-old dafna and her 8-year-old sister ella their desperate mother says i want my girls returned to me i don't care what needs to be paid or what needs to be given i want my daughters back the israeli government released footage taken from the dashboard cameras and body cameras worn by hamas attackers showing them killing civilians in cold blood during the october 7th attacks that left more than 1,400 israelis dead. overnight, israel fired more than 300 air strikes in gaza the enclave at breaking point.

hospitals are running out of reserve fuel, and with no power, no generators, aid groups warn vital infrastructure will soon stop working more than 5,000 people have now been killed in gaza. some aid has gotten through. about three convoys, 54 trucks in all not nearly enough according to aid workers on the ground and still no fuel for generators to keep the hospitals running back in tel aviv, lifshitz says her story isn't over and won't be over until all of the hostages including her 83-year-old husband are back home again hoda >> kelly cobiella for us in tel aviv kelly, thank you officials of jet blue say a sudden shift in weight caused an unusual sight at jfk airport sunday night a plane at the passenger gate, look at this, lost its balance and tipped back so far its nose lifted into the air.

jetblue says it happened after passengers started deplaning from a flight that just arrived from barbados. once the plane levelled out again, passengers were able to get off slowly airport officials say there were no reported injuries or disruptions to flight operations the plane was taken out of service for inspection. >> wow. >> you ever come back from vacation and feel like you could be the one that weighed down the back of the plane. yeah >> could happen. >> wow >> weird, right? >> oh, beyond. beyond weather also seems a little unbalanced for much of the country. got the frost alerts along parts of the east coast with almost summer-like temperatures in the midwest. >> are you talking about the weather or the weather person? >> oh no totally balanced most days >> wow that remains to be seen. >> 34 million people under frost advisories, even a few freeze warnings it is a chilly start to the morning from east hampton down to washington, d.c., out to columbus, ohio, bingington, new york but the good news is we're going to see a big research, a strong bermuda high pumping up warm winds from the tropics so we are looking at

temperatures anywhere from 5 to 20 degrees above average from minneapolis, wichita, cincinnati into washington, d.c for today possible records, among them maybe chicago 20 degrees above average. amarillo 82. nashville 78 degrees tomorrow syracuse 76 paducah 79 virginia beach up to 73. and look into the weekend. from buffalo to pittsburgh, bar harbor we're always down to atlantic city and washington, d.c. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s to low 80s and it looks like it could be rain free. hoda >> i like the sound of that, al. thank you so much. let's go to the baseball playoffs the texas rangers punching their ticket to the world series after a big win over houston that was game seven of the alcsecon two years removed from losing 100, the rangers have won the pennant! >> there you go.

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cold and flu season. >> yeah. drugstore giant cvs announced it is pulling medicine after an fda advisory committee found one of the main ingredients to be ineffective. >> this is big news. dr. natalie aczar is here with what everybody needs to know it is cvs, right and they decided to pull these medications from the shelves are they harmful why did they pull them off >> from the out set, this had nothing to do with safety. this all had to do with the effectiveness of one particular ingredient as we said in the lead the fda advisory committee a month ago determined unanimously that fennel ef rin was not effective. cvs did something unprecedented because the fda has not rendered a final decision but they said, we are going to remove from our shelves products that contain only phenylephrine. that includes sudafed. pe but there are a lot of other products on the shelves that are

still there that contain this ingredient but contain other ingredients as well, for example dayquill has some tylenol benadryl >> so just the ones that have only that ingredient >> and we reached out to cvs for comment. and they said, we're following the direction of the fda we want to comply with regulation, and this is what we see is appropriate there is this organization called the consumer health care products association, who maintains that until the fda says anything that these products are safe and effective. i should mention that they do represent the manufacturers of many of these products. >> is that the only product because there is sudafed and sudafed pe. >> exactly we can only find one product that contains only phenylephrine. we also reached out to cvs to see if they could give us a more comprehensive product list. but they said they don't have a list to provide us right now >> but let's say you have this

in your cabinet. can you still use it if you want to is it going to harm you. >> it's not dangerous, right >> i may not work. >> it may not work i always say to folks, if it's not expired you can go ahead and use it it may not be effective. so >> yeah. you want to -- your nose is dripping or whatever. >> exactly so there are other medications hoda is still going to use her sudafed. there are other medications we can absolutely still use for cough and cold medicines that experts always love to recommend to people ar intranasal steroids. like flow naz. there are other pseudofeds behind the counter that you can get. and also using antihistamines like zyrtec or allegra. a lot of that nasal congestion is caused by histamine release >> what about for kids >> for kids it's tough you know, for young children, especially under the age of two, cough and cold medications are not recommended. you can use tylenol and advil to

treat symptoms use a steam shower and keep your nasal passages moist and well hydrated. yeah >> sounds good >> i remember standing with a baby in the steam shower many, many times, yes. thank you, natalie mr. roker? >> doctor, could you use vaporub? does that work >> yeah. where are you? >> i'm over here. >> yes, al you could absolutely use that. >> tried and true. >> i love the vaporub. any way. >> you are going to get a case of it. we're looking at some heavy showers and thunderstorms. remnants of norma causing problems to the south. we also have a system that's bringing some rain around the great lakes to the knot of chicago. but here in the east, it is going to be a gorgeous day plenty of sunshine out west as well for today, temperatures are going to be nice and toasty, stretching from the gulf coast all the way up into the mid-plains 80s to the southwest 50s and 30s into the western

plains where we are looking at snow developing. 60s in the mid-atlantic states for today, gorgeous sunshine from upstate new york, new england, all the way down to the south. morning fog down in louisiana that caused that massive deadly pile-up. we are watching out for that strong storms stretching from texas into the mississippi river valley snow on the way in the pacific northwest and sunshine through good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are starting out cloudy and foggy across the bay area but headed for sunshine and highs in the upper 70s. it's the warmest day we'll see in quite a while. a cold front brings in lower temperatures and clouds for tomorrow and breezy winds with a slight chance of rain. we get a reenforcing shot of cool air friday and the weekend will be sunny

us on "today show radio. tune in to channel 108 right now best time of the morning. "popstart. >> who do you think is the lead story on "popstart" this name a celebrity that might be in the news. >> taylor swift. >> you got it right. lately the superstar has been making waves in the stands of the chiefs games cheering on her rumored boyfriend travis kelce a new picture dropped yesterday sent the internet in a tail spin i don't know if you had a chance to see these, taylor posing between travis and his teammate and his partner it's the kiss. there it is. that's the one every kiss begins with "k. that k begins with kelce and our buddy taylor swift now from her 2019 hit "cruel summer," it is the billboard top 100 number one spot. her tenth track to reach that milestone off the lover album. this song is featured in both the tour and the box office winning film

♪ >> we're about to go on a little adventure together and that adventure is going to span 17 years of music how does that sound? >> oh, on social media, swift and her writing partner, jack antonoff, celebrated with this lovely video >> from five years ago the song that we said was the best song but we thought, oh, you know what, this will be our secret best song, that's what we thought. >> we wanted to say thank you so much for making "cruel summer" a hot 100 number one it's not even summer anymore it's fall. i'm wearing a sweater. we love you guys. >> she swears like a truck driver she gets into it f bomb she's really into it there, too. excited to have that number one song there also coming up is 1989, taylor's version. so we don't think the swift mania will be slowing down any time soon. next up, the rock n roll hall of fame this is hot off the press.

they announced nine additional presenters and performers at next week's big ceremony we will take a look at the lineup that includes stevie nicks, common and queen latifah and sia. those guys will hit the stage in brooklyn at barclays center to honor this year's inductees which include missy elliott, george michael, sheryl crow, rage against the machine and the spinners it will be broadcast live on disney plus next friday november 3rd. next up, michelle obama, a special announce from the the former first lady. she's teaming up with publisher harper collins to narrate a new audio edition of "where the wild things are." a classic. and we've got a sneak peek. >> the night max wore his wool suit and made mischief of one kind or another, his mother called him wild thing. and max said, i'll eat you up. so he was sent to bed without

eating anything. that very night in max's room, a forest grew and grew and grew. >> and grew. >> get to the wild rumpus. >> "where the wild things" audio edition will be available -- >> how long is it? >> i don't know. i don't know >> that's a good question. >> shorter version >> download from harper collins audio on october 31st, just in time for not only halloween but also the book's 60th anniversary. >> what a great book finally "tonight show" from a sketch that will be in tonight's show where jimmy finds himself trapped in a soundproof freezer with a very special guest. >> since this might be the end, i have a few secrets to share, to get off my chest. [ cheers and applause ]. >> same. when i text someone, sorry, i just saw your text i'm lying. i saw it right when they sent

it. >> i know. i have a secret to share with you. >> yeah? >> one time i did get satisfaction way back way back in 1992. >> really? from what? >> popping bubble wrap it's just so satisfying. >> that full sketch airs tonight, along with guest josh groban and musical guest, tyla you can tune into that on nbc. 11:35 eastern. that's it. >> by the way, quest loving is coming up on the 3rd hour. speaking of things that are coming up, pioneer woman herself is here. she's going to help us get tonight's dinner ready her time-saving spin on a classic pasta and meatballs. but, first, your local news and weather. and these quick messages

good morning. i'm marcus washington. a new campaign this morning touting san francisco's comeback. former mayor willie brown and nancy pelosi are among those appearing in this ad for the it all starts here campaign, a new ad bringing together old footage of the earthquake, the assassination of harvey milk and mayor george moscone and the

city's aids epidemic and how the city has bounced back. time to get a look at the forecast today. foggy start in dublin. >> yeah. you can barely see anything. allow extra time to get to work or school this morning. this is going to linger for the next hour and a half before it clears up. we've had low visibility in the north bay and along the coastline. dense fog for now, but later today looks really nice. temperatures inland reach the upper 70s. it will be cooler as we get cold fronts coming in and upper 60s for the weekend. >> we'll have another update in 30 minutes.

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>> he just turned 1. >> yankees fan maybe next year, baby. >> love him. so cute. >> we need a new hitting coach. >> do you guys know who was inside our studio right now? >> who handsome jacob elordi. y'all, he is playing the role of >> the very handsome jacob elordi y'all, he is playing the role of elvis in a new film that's out it's called "priscilla". we'll talk to jacob just a minute >> also, jill martin is back jill martin brooks is back with another round of best-selling steals and deals fan favorites making a turn at, get this, discounts of up to 74% off just in time for the holiday shopping. >> 88% off. >> why can't they do 75? >> that sweater was incredible. >> that was a big break. >> also, our friend the pioneer woman going to whip up a nice, easy recipe. we're talking weeknight pasta in her words this is just for the slightly impatient home cooks, which is all of us. >> what about the really

impatient home cook, next time for us >> also ahead on the 3rd hour, our good buddy steph rule will stop by with her gift wrapped guide to planning your holiday shopping even ways to give back to yourself. >> all right, mr. roker. let's have that forecast. >> gorgeous weather in the east coast. morning fog down along louisiana's coast. we're looking at strong storms in texas snow on the way back in the western plains sunshine in the southwest. then for tomorrow, very warm october for the eastern half of the country. a flood risk making its way through texas. a winter storm going on. in the winter plaints. and we're also looking at plenty of sunshine. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're dealing with some fog but as we go throughout the day it's going to clear out and our temperatures headed for the upper 70s. we have a cooldown starting tomorrow with a cold front and a slight chance of rain. we'll be cooler for the rest of the forecast, especially in the

mornings in the mid 40s. also sunshine for the weekend hey, and what's lincoln live. >> a high school journalism program in ga hanna, ohio. >> what do you say at the end? >> this is lincoln live! >> all right, cool >> we're going live! we're going to live. lincoln live >> now you can say you were live on "the today show". put it on your resume. >> coming up next, guys, one-on-one with a hollywood star in the making. jacob elordi, the big boost he's

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jacob elordi stars as elvis in "priscilla." as the king of rock and roll it's one of the fall seasons most anticipated films it is based on priscilla presley's biography "elvis and me." here's a quick look. >> oh! why don't you look at that >> do you think these clothes are too sophisticated for me >> you go around in a feather it will be sophisticated. >> oh, my god. jacob, i want to get into all that we just saw in that little clip first of all, we're happy to have you here. we have not had any actors here since the strike has happened. you are able to come tell us how that came to be. >> we were lucky enough to get an agreement early on to be able to promote the film. i'm just happy to be here supporting independent cinema. it's important at a time like this. >> yeah. well, this is a big role, a fun role for you you're australian. so the first thing you had to tackle was not just getting an

american accent, but an elvis accent how do you go about doing that >> i think i'm lucky enough that the voice sits in this register for me anyway. i have a deep voice. i think i have recorded every recorded word that elvis presley has ever said. >> like practicing and practicing and practicing. >> in the mirror, yeah. >> this is kind of one of a roles of a lifetime for you. how did you get tapped for it? how did this come initially? >> i had just got an e-mail saying that sofia coppola wanted to have breakfast. >> that's a nice email. >> i went to beverly hills hotel. so i want to breakfast with her. she did mention it in my e-mail, they just said elvis, and that was it. >> you studied his voice, which is important but he has such a unique mannerism about him. >> yeah. >> so did you spend a lot of time working on that, too? >> yeah.

when you watch him move and speak, there is an energy that comes from sort of deep, deep inside him i'm a little more gawky and awkward than he is. >> are you >> yeah. so i was trying to find that charisma in your hips, right >> so this is a movie called "priscilla." it is about priscilla. tell me about your costar and also the fact that priscilla presley will be watching this. she has signed off on this. >> kailey is an incredibly talented actress and she was my best friend while we were filming. yeah, i really needed that support, like someone that believed in me watching the film with priscilla in venice was entirely surreal and watching her watch her life through her eyes played back to her. >> it must have been wild for you. i mean, you are playing elvis in this movie. >> yeah. it felt a little invasive, so i sat there a little stiff. >> so when you were a little boy, you were growing up in australia, did you ever -- i'm sure you had big dreams. but did you dream this big what did you imagine your life

to be at this point? >> man, i thought i was going to be in entertainment in some capacity, but i didn't think i would play the king of rock 'n' roll or anything in a movie. >> one of the most beautiful things about you -- we actually interviewed before, it was via zoom and i knew i liked you not only are you just a really nice, nice human being, but when i was interviewing you, something happened with your parents i think we have that clip. let's just roll a second of it >> who are the people sitting on your bed that i can see in the mirror >> you can see them. oh, they're in the mirror. that's my mom and dad. >> oh, mom and dad >> they're so excited. >> all right so your mom and dad. tell me what they are -- what are they thinking as you are going through this journey. >> i think this is the first time i have been on australian radio and television they can't believe it i'm finally a real actor. >> did they get to see you in

this role? >> they haven't seen it yet. >> oh my gosh. well, this is such an exciting and fun time for you i also know that when you're on the red carpet, you have a habit of like picking up people's cell phones and doing your own thing with them. what's the game here what are you doing >> i don't know. i feel like it's maybe changed a little bit now because it's a bit more obvious i don't know i have no idea it's in the past i've changed >> you've changed? >> you know what's interesting, you seem almost embarrassed by your celebrity. >> right. >> do you -- is that what you're feeling? >> i think that's maybe the sign of a sane person i think it would be insane if i were all right with it. >> you're such a nice person we want to wish you the best of luck good luck with this movie. i'm sure you have a long, long runway away. a lot more interviews from us. >> i hope so. >> "priscilla" in theaters nationwide on november 3rd.

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you just slide it is a 3-piece set, carry-on, medium and large what's great about this is it has organization on the inside so you see there's a place for everybody. so depending on where you're going and what you want to pack keeps you super organized. utility hook for hanging small bags it has eight wheels, everything you want in it deal price for the three-239 >> these aren't everyone's colors. >> it's not the typical. even the black and the gray -- >> looks a little different. >> i like this this is a cool color >> water bottles. >> this is a triumph the retail 35 to 40, 12 ounds water bottle swell three new styles two-tone, the hombre and the matte collection great for hot and cold the brand says 17 ounce bottles

keep beverages cold for 36 hours and hot for 18 hours >> wow. >> a long time deal price 14 to $16 think about stocking stuffers now. >> you really could. >> 16% off. >> specially with kids they're always losing their water bottles. it's a thing >> headphones for adults. >> candles first of all, candles are very special to my mother-in-law and today is her birthday. so happy birth da, momma i love you the pagoda 10 ounce candle i always say hoda loves this because it comes wrapped already. the gift that keeps on giving. just what a beautiful box and i love the toile print and it's also the set they have vanilla, autumn spice, holiday pine and these scents are really exactly what they are. when you go online you can see each richly scented candle is hand pour. the deal price with the box $19, 57% off. >> i think i got holiday pine.

it's very lovely >> will you hold this up for me to show the size this one always sells out super fast the barefoot dreams cozy chic blanket. it's great to throw on a couch really interesting colors. super cozy soft and plush the signature style comes in solid. and you see this two-tone pattern. also comes with the bow. and better yet, it's machine washable. >> oh, wow. >> which any blanket should be machine washable so you don't have to worry about it the retail 98 to 120 the deal price 39 to 49. this is amazing. >> these always sell out fast. prints and beautiful look at the agat ex. zoom in tight on these these are a gorgeous way to have a charger. the funky tree wireless charging pad. retail price 79.99 this is an elevated charging pad.

combines cool designs like crystal, marble, bamboo with wireless technology. when you need to charge, place your device on the pad with the standard phone case it will work >> any phone >> which is not typical. compatible with apple, samsung and other phones and devices check it out on today.com. there's a fast charging usb cable. >> great to have on your night stand, desk, whatever. >> just to know. it looks beautiful. >> it is cute. >> the deal price is $24 that's 70% off also a great gift. >> could use that as a coaster. >> i didn't know we have the rugs. >> this is unbelievable. my magic carpet washable rugs. so, this is machine washable so if you have kids, they're beautiful patterns we're only showing a few here. they have multiple sizes so you can find the perfect rugs for your home.

gets dirty, just follow the care instructions you can put the entire rug in the washing machine. nonstick webbing so you don't have to worry about any slips and comes in tons of patterns and styles. so the retail price, 79.99, depending on the size, deal price 32 up to 108 up to 60% off. >> that's great. could you run through the deals just one more time. >> yes i would love to phoenix three piece luggage set, swell 17 ounce bottle, funky tree wireless charging pad and the my magic carpet washable rugs. >> well done ms. jill. thank you. love the two-day extravaganza. go to our qr code. go to today.com/deals. they go fast we have more exclusives there and all the deets. carson >> hi, guys. we're solving the problems of the world. she is going to help us do something on a busy chaotic weeknight in the house don't cook longer.

you can be smart when you cook we have a great meat ball repeci

and we're back with "today food." this morning we are in the pioneer woman and best-selling authoree drummond. we love the title of the new cook book. dinner is ready, uncle al. 112 fast and fabulous res piece for slightly impatient home cooks and savannah that's the name of the book. it's great to see you rhea i love watching your show because we're a big family here, specially when it comes to food. your family is here as well p. >> yes, my two daughters alex and paige and my sister betsy, we are in new york together. so look out. >> are you having fun in new york do you go around eating at your favorite restaurants. >> yeah, we had lots of food so far. >> all right. >> we have done nothing but eat.

>> you want to come over and hang come on over. >> come on >> help us out. >> okay. so -- >> just walk in front of cameras. it doesn't matter. >> they'll figure it out come on, girls. >> just like oklahoma. >> this cook book is really reflective of my life right now where i thought when all my kids left the house that i would have all this time and patience to start cooking long meals again but i'm over it. i love cooking i love food, but i'm still a little impatient this is the coolest recipe for basically spaghetti and meat balls you make in the oven. >> it's not like shortcuts. >> you have lots of fresh ingredients. it's just cooking smarter. >> yes i should make you make it. >> put them to work. put me to work. >> start with this dump this in here. this is basel, parsely and oregeno. we're basically making a pesto lemon zest, juice and parm olive oil, of course

you can make this slow or just dump it all in and then whiz it into an herby mixture. >> this is the pesto. >> yes the cool thing is you can -- >> no pine nuts. >> no pine nuts. because my sister is allergic. >> is that why >> okay. >> i'm used to not using them. >> that's a good reason not to have pine nuts. >> not to put you on the spot. but any way, you can also buy a tub of store-bought pesto which is cool. whiz that up and then using half of that, which is right here. you put cherry tomatoes into a pan. i'm going to scrape half of the herb mixture but you can see how easy that would be with store bought pesto. mix it up. >> for a pre-cook blistering action. >> yes, exactly. salt and pepper, get all this mixed together >> uh-huh. >> and then set it aside >> uh-huh. >> the oven by the way is preheating to 425. >> yep. >> so we'll turn that off. >> we're going to go ahead and --

>> like the kids are still in the house. >> we're going to go ahead and turn that off. >> meat mixture, all ground beef, all sausage or a mix egg. the other half of the herb mixture that you very thoroughly mixed over there and it goes in with salt and pepper. >> yep. >> then you can mix with your hands or with a spatula. mix it up. and so here is the cool thing. you can mix that if you like, but we're moving along >> if i don't get grounded for doing it, i'll do it. >> so. normally i would have my girls kind of part of this assembly line you get the meat mixture all mixed up dished up on to a pan. these two pans go into the oven together so, the meat balls go -- >> i'll put that in the oven. >> what kind of kitchen is this?

>> it's a tv kitchen we have salt and pepper if we need it. >> you cook a pot of pasta you can see how easy this is the sooner you get done with dinner the sooner you can work on the series that. >> everyone is watching "suits" right now. >> when the tomatoes come out of the oven, you can see they're bhiserred and juices from the tomatoes. >> is that spaghetti >> it's bouccatini >> it's thick, hallow. >> it's great. >> so, paige come toss this. >> what makes the meat balls rustic what does that mean? >> you can scoop them with a scoop, but what i usually do is just pinch them. >> here, paige what do you think about being on "today" show. >> tell us your life story, paige. >> so then once you toss the pasta with the delicious sauce, you just dish it up and then the

meat balls are out of the oven and you can just -- >> remember, half the pesto inside the mixture for the meat balls. surprise for you there. >> and i have made this with store bought pesto it is delicious. >> it's easy smart. >> the whole thing comes together in about 20, 25 minutes. it's amazing. >> pier in woman cooks dinner is ready. next hour cooking more delicious pasta dishes with the whole family you are getting put to work. get ready. consider this the wa good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. a bay area pilot is expected to answer to 83 counts of attempted murder with when he tried to kill the engines of a san francisco bound plane on sunday. emerson was sitting in the extra

cockpit seat. about a half hour into the flight he tried to turn off the engines but the other pilots managed to subdue him. the plane made several sharp turns in its descent and made an

this morning on the 3rd hour of "today," mid-air scare. an off duty pilot accused of trying to bring down a plane filled with people. >> we got the guy in the cockpit. >> what we know about the suspect and the terrifying moments in the sky. >> plus, high tech crackdown. the new ways