second crash happened at the same location. this time, two cars traveling eastbound collided, one of the cars ended up on its side, partially on top of another oakland police cruiser. this was a vehicle that responded to the first crash. thankfully, everybody is expected to be okay. rain is making a comeback. >> you want to make sure you have the nbc bay area app so you can get alerts as rain moves in and out. it's going to be very spotty throughout the morning. >> the "today" show starts now. "today in the bay" continues right now on roku, samsung tv or wherever you stream. join us now or whenever it fits into your schedule. >> that does it for us new military push from israel. >> the u.s. feeling the impact of the conflict. it's november 6th. this is "today."

breaking overnight, israeli forces carrying out strikes, fully surrounding gaza city. and anger against the u.s. growing. secretary of state blinken making surprise stops across the middle east with a clear message. >> we will take every necessary step to protect our people. >> a live report from the front lines straight ahead. taking the stand donald trump set to testify this morning. a case that threatens to crumble his real estate empire and the poll setting off major alarm bells for democrats. trump with a sizable lead in battleground states. inside the numbers next. hollywood cliffhanger. the actors' union now weighing what the studios call the best and final offer. is the end in sight? paying tribute matthew perry's costars from "friends."

inside the intimate farewell to the beloved actor. all that, plus bengals roar. cincinnati defeats buffalo on sunday night football. and damar hamlin returns to the field where he collapsed just ten months ago. >> this is my third family i got pittsburgh i got buffalo. and i got cincinnati. >> our exclusive interview just ahead. and she made it. >> first mile down sheinelle competes in the grueling new york city marathon. we will celebrate her and her inspiring sprint to the finish, today, monday, november 6th, 2023 from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio

1a in rockefeller plaza. >> forgive us if we're smiling ear to ear. >> can't help it. >> because a woman that had not even jogged before ran the new york city marathon she said she would do it, and she did. >> it was one of the most beautiful sights we saw. we got to see her with her kids and husband and everybody. we can't wait to celebrate sheinelle coming up in a few minutes. >> and we will do that. later in manhattan, president trump is set to testify in his civil fraud trial. coming a year out from the election and a new poll showing he is leading in key, decisive swing states we will have the latest numbers coming up in a bit. we start in the middle east where antony blinken visited the region for the fourth time since the conflict broke out between hamas and israel. >> its troops reached gaza's coastline, splitting the territory in two there are new calls for a cease fire

we have it covered we start with richard engel who joins us from the region good morning. >> reporter: the israeli military said it carried out a strong attack overnight against gaza city, but a u.s. diplomat and our team in the city say there are hundreds of thousands of civilians still inside gaza city israel this morning is on a a search and destroy mission in gaza, with tanks and troops having encircled gaza city, once of the most density populated places on earth. the israeli military planes left a corridor open for civilians to escape gaza city for the south. >> we want to fight against hamas. we don't want to fight the

civilian population. >> reporter: but this morning, our team inside gaza city tells us hundreds of thousands of people remain in gaza city our team say palestinians are staying for three reasons. gazans don't trust israelis about a safe passage deadly air strikes continuing all across the gaza strip this weekend. and there is a principle palestinian believe israel's real goal is to drive them out of the gaza strip for good, pushing them into the egyptian desert and erasing their homeland multiple witnesses tell us there are no hamas check points keeping gazans in place. anger is growing against the united states, israel's main backer in turkey, protesters tried to storm a nato base housing u.s. troops on sunday secretary blinken in turkey this morning, continuing the most intense american shuttle in the northeast in decades a strike group arrived in the eastern mediterranean, a warning

to iran not to escalate further. israelis are comparing the october 7th massacre when hamas gunmen massacred 1,400 israelis and took at least 240 hostages at their 9/11. the voices of israelis worried where all this is going are being drowned out. >> reporter: after 9/11, the united states made angry mistakes is israel doing the same thing >> for sure anger motivates more than anything else and this desire to take revenge. okay we smash hamas and then what? who will replace hamas >> reporter: moderate voices in gaza are also increasingly rare. and people there don't have the option of criticizing hamas, especially these days. savannah >> richard engel, thank you very

much. here at home the weekend was marked by protests on both sides of the war demonstrations were both at college campuses where authorities are tracking new threats and violence stephanie gosk is here with more. >> good morning. israel is a month into the war with hamas they expect the battle to continue despite growing calls for a ceasefire. this weekend from coast to coast, people made their voices heard. nearly a month into the war between israel and hamas, passions rising here at home with demonstrations in multiple u.s. cities. >> bring them home bring them home! >> reporter: during sunday's marathon, dueling protests >> look, 12-year-old kid, 5-year-old kid all of these people, none of them should be held hostage. >> reporter: in washington saturday, a rally in support ofe

capital. >> long live palestinians brought tens of thousands to the capital crowds marched to the white house gates. according to the police, the demonstration was largely peaceful some leaving red handprints symbolizing blood smeared on the brick. the secret service said the attempted gate trespass was handled without incident saying there were no arrests in california this morning, police are investigating a possible hate crime after an arab-muslim stanford student was hit by a car and sent to the hospital he was walking to class friday afternoon when a driver hit him and yelled f you and your people as he sped off the student saying in a statement that stanford down played severity. the university called the incident profoundly disturbing a sharp rise in anti-semitism throughout the country and on college campuses

this weekend barack obama weighing in on the complexities of the war. >> what hamas did was horrific and there is no justification for it and what is also true is that the occupation and what's happening to palestinians is -- is unbearable. you have to take in the whole truth, and you then have to admit nobody's hands are clean.s >> and back to stanford in a message to the campus, the university said stanford is continuing to provide a safe and secure campus environment in the context of the tensions related to the event this includes additional security that has been deployed

at key locations on campus. and it is a key day in the trial against donald trump and his sons and the company the former president is expected to take the stand himself today. the defendants are accused of inflating assets on financial statements by millions of dollars in order to get better loan terms just a year until the 2024 presidential election, a new poll shows trump leading president biden in several key swing states we have complete coverage. we will start with laura jarett. good morning. >> good morning. you will be in the courtroom today. what are you expecting to see? >> the thing i'm watching for most carefully is to see if there is anything he refuses to answer when he was deposed in this case, he took the fifth hundreds of times he said in the past, people that took the fifth, whether they have anything to hide, they must be guilty. does he want to get on that stand in front of a packed courtroom and take the fifth i'm not sure

he opens himself up to criminal liability. prosecutors have been in that courtroom listening carefully to the testimony. >> we saw the outlines of the defense here when we saw the sons say, look, we relied on accountants. by the way, it is the bank's job to do the due diligence, and everybody knows that is it effective? >> i think that is his most powerful defense he was in the white house. he can say, look, i transferred everything into the trust. it does, however, mean laying the burden at the son's feet because eric trump was running the day-to-day operations. don jr. was managing the trust if he says, i didn't have anything to do with it, it leaves the sons on the hook. >> he loves an audience. he can be quite persuasive in a debate setting or a rally. this is an audience of one a judge he's already crossed

swords with. and there are the rules of evidence you can't just go on and on and on you can kind of get shut down on the witness stand. >> and that's where it can be very combative the judge can also ask him his own questions. but of all the cases we talked about that this former president faces, this hits home. this is his namesake company if he has to pay $250 million, he could very well have to sell off assets to pay a judgment like that, so the stakes are very high for him. >> no jury here. it is a judge that decides everything. >> as mentioned, the presidential race less than a year to go now a new york times poll shows trump leading in five of the six most important battleground states that could be decisive. the margins are between 4% and 10%. president biden on top only in wisconsin by a margin of 2 points let's go to hallie jackson good morning this poll is setting off alarm

bells. let's go inside the numbers. where is president biden losing key voters. >> biggest issue is something we always talk about when it comes to any kind of presidential election, and that is the economy. how is the economy doing this is the top issue for 6 in 10 voters. 81% say the economic situation right now is fair or poor. that's even though you look at unemployment relatively low. the pace of inflation has slowed down interest rates are still higher, so people are clearly feeling that more than half the people in this poll say they trust donald trump to do a better job on the economy. more than half say president biden's policies hurt them personally there is another issue we talked about a lot is age 71% of people mentioned president biden's age as a concern. if you look at the numbers, only 39% of people say that about mr. trump who is only a few years younger than president biden this continues to be an issue for the biden camp. >> democrats are well aware of these issues you mentioned some of the

demographic issues they haves bn been strong in we are starting to see those numbers peel off as well what do democrats do between now and election day >> are democrats concerned absolutely some of them are. david axelrod, who you are familiar with, a long-time obama adviser saying president biden needs to decide whether it is in his best interest or the country's the continue running he is absolutely running here. i spoke to with a democratic member in congress who said, yes, they are really concerned about what these numbers show. same thing we heard from senator richard blumenthal saying the party has a lot to do. it is so incredibly early. this is a year out polls cannot be predicted in so many ways. polls showing president obama not doing well saying, hey, democrats did better in the 2022 mid-terms than people gave him

credit for a ton of pushback from people supportive of president biden in that orbit here. this is what the trump campaign wants to hear. voters under 30 who traditionally lead more democratic, president biden is only leading them by a slim, slim margin in this poll same thing with black voters, k savannah that is something the trump team is pointing to. >> we will continue to watch it. thank you very much. all right. 14 minutes passed the hour time to welcome craig to the table. >> good morning to you as well after 115 days of the hollywood actors' strike, there are key developments tied to that. what is being characterized as their, quote, last, best and final offer. nbc has been following this very closely. chloe, i know you spent the weekend tied to these negotiations.

>> we are seeing members of the committee very split right now the union members met for over five and a half hours yesterday, and they are going to meet again today. they are looking at this best and final deal from the amptp that also represents comcast nbc's parent company among the sticking points are protections among artificial intelligence they feel this deal doesn't provide enough protections for actors, especially background actors and then the streaming residual model. remember, fran drescher, the president of sag-aftra said they asked the studio for 57 cents per subscriber and the ceo of netflix said absolutely not all they are offering right now is that they are going to double the residuals for the highest rated shows. so the shows everybody is watching, those actors will get

double the residuals what about everybody else? we reached out and we haven't heard anything official back. >> doesn't sound like the negotiations are going very well still at this point. >> look, this comes one week after 5,000 actors signed this open letter telling sag-aftra and fran drescher, the president, to stand tough, that they would rather have no deal than no deal then you have george clooney and other actors doing that zoom with fran drescher saying, hey, we will give you some of our profits to get everybody back to work fran drescher said thanks, but no thanks. that's very kind, but those are not the issues we're going over. clearly a hollywood divided and a lot of people hoping a deal can be made this week because the holidays are coming and people need to get back to work. >> not just the actors, too, by the way. >> yes, all the different industries affected by this. let's get our first check of

the weather. >> one thing we can agree on is some nice weather, some nice, warm weather records likely possible in texas, 16 degrees above average. hello, chicago almost 20 degrees warmer at 70 degrees. and tomorrow those warm temperatures move east wilmington 78 degrees. atlanta near 80 degrees. more records possible. dallas 84. that's 15 degrees above average. we come back down to normal by the end of the week. 55 cincinnati. raleigh, you are at 71 you can see it will stay colder than average but much warmer than average from the plains all the way down into the gulf and the southwest as well. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds.

good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out our week with some wet weather moving through the bay area, off and on showers that are making things very soggy as you get ready to head out. there will be the chance that we could see some thunderstorms today. so the rain chances continue into the afternoon, into early tomorrow. after that, we're back to the sunshine, but our morning temperatures will be much colder, dropping down to 40 degrees by thursday morning. but we will make a nice and that's your latest weather. >> all right

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getting a chance to pay tribute to the beloved actor, gathering for a private funeral. >> i may sit here and have my cake all day just sit here in the hallway and eat my -- >> reporter: as fans celebrate the moments that made us laugh, over the weekend, an intimate and emotional farewell for matthew perry. loved ones attended a private funeral friday for the actor in los angeles, including all five of perry's "friends" costars, according to "people" magazine located less than a mile from warner brothers studios where perry filmed the iconic sitcom and played the cheeky chandler bing. >> could she be more out of my league >> you could never get a woman like that in a million years >> reporter: the shows 10 seasons are still in syndication and reportedly bringing in residuals for perry every year

those payments will continue and will go to his estate. now as fans pay tribute to his life and legacy, the actors' advocacy is in the spotlight. >> if someone comes up to me and says, i can't stop drinking. can you help me? i can say yes. when i die, i don't want "friends" to be the first thing that's mentioned i want that to be the first thing that's mentioned >> reporter: his family has established a foundation to help others struggling with the disease of addiction adding the effort will be guided by his own words and experiences and driven by his passion to making a difference in as many lives as possible. and as far as the ongoing investigation into a cause of death, the l.a. county medical examiner is waiting to release the autopsy until the toxicology results are completed. then the full report will be finalized and released guys >> all right, liz. thank you very much. still ahead, we have something remarkable to celebrate. okay

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something. >> returns are top of mind with the holiday shopping season upon us more and more retailers are implementing a fee when you return. >> so are the days of those free returns numbered vicky nguyen is here to take a closer look. so how come? why are they limiting returns? what's going on? >> in a word, hoda, it's costs last year's returns cost $800 billion. now they're trying to get back some of that money to make sure they add a little friction to the process for you. one retail expert says apparel is where you will see a lot of returns. that cost $5 to $9 to ship, $2 to $3 to process and don't get me started on those who try to scam the system they order an expensive item then they try to return something less expensive >> wait. what are you talking about >> it is like you order a pair of nice black pants and then you put in a cheap pair of black

pants and return it. it is certainly fraud that adds up the cost for all of us. we're all probably guilty of it. it's called bracketing you order multiple of the same item in multiple colors. knowing that you will keep one and return two >> my wife is a bracketer. but is that against the law? >> that is when we were tentative about do you really want to online order they want to make it so simple those days are limited now. >> so how might we see this manifest itself? >> yeah. apparel companies starting leading the way. they were quick to introduce these fees because apparel sees such a high rate of return but now you are seeing it at j. crew nordstrom rack. >> restocking fees. >> amazon is doing something interesting. it is a $1 return fee because they want to add friction. they want people to think twice about overordering, overbuying

they will always offer you a free return option if you decide to go to ups, it will cost you. also they are trying to reduce their carbon footprint all this shipping back and forth leads to a lot of emissions. >> what can we do to keep our return costs down? >> don't overbuy you put the item in the cart and sleep on it for 24 hours then consider buying at a brick and mortar when you return in person, it's free something else, join the loyalty programs call and ask customer service, hey, could you waive this fee one time you could also ask about packing things in one box. be careful you want to have packing order slips and make sure it is okay with a retailer. sometimes they don't like that because it messes up their organization system. then if it doesn't work out for you, you can always regift or donate that item always read the fine print don't assume that because returns were free last year,

they will be this year. >> you put it in the checkout to wait for a coupon? >> i wait until i want it. i go back a day or two later and think, do i really want it. >> i like that am i obsessed with this thing or can i let it go? >> thank you, vicky. >> did you just out your wife? >> you know what, i was going to let it go. but clearly you are going to call attention to it but thank you. yes, i did she's a bracketer. but i still love her more than anything else. >> she's a bracketress. >> can i get the forecast please >> can you get a shovel? wow. let's look at the week ahead more rain and snow coming into the pacific northwest where we're looking at november record highs from the southwest into the plain states windy and wet. sunshine along the east coast. we get into the mid-week period. much cooler. new england, though, record warmth

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tackle in cincinnati he returned to that same stadium for the first time. >> jesse kirsch was still there, spoke to damar hamlin over the weekend. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. what a remarkable scene. we have seen him return too thi field since his collapse. that changed football he had not been back to this field since his collapse that changed last night. >> even though damar hamlin did not play a single snap, his presence last night was felt by fans in the stadium and by millions more at home. >> the most significant person in the stadium on this night is damar hamlin. >> reporter: overnight, the buffalo bills' safety was back in cincinnati with his team, making a remarkable and emotional return last season in this stadium on national television, damar hamlin suffered cardiac arrest sunday, less than a year later, he was back on the same field. >> is it fair to say there is a sense of closure about this

weekend? >> yeah. i think that's fair to say but also it is something that will be in there forever as long as i can't to play and even after i play. >> reporter: before sunday's game, hamlin telling me how the bills prepared to play in cincinnati again their last visit leaving some of his distraught teammates in tears. >> ultimately, our focus all week has been coming up here to get a win. >> reporter: what is that conversation like? are you leading that conversation >> the coaches gave me that space, which i appreciate. >> reporter: he had dinner with 10 of the health care heroes that helped save his life and he announced his cincinnati heroes scholarship. >> each year for the next three years, we will select ten kids and give them $1,000 in the same of each of you. >> reporter: the foundation focusing on underserved students. >> to be able to use my name to

assist children and the youth is one of the most gracious things you can do. >> reporter: respiratory therapist john bush and dr. woods curry were on the field with hamlin after he collapsed, and they were working last night's game, too. does this one feel different >> it is like a homecoming it is bringing things full circle he was a part of our family and he remains so. >> they have a place in my heart forever. i have pittsburgh. i i got cincinnati. >> reporter: including last night, hamlin has been inactive. but he doesn't need to play to make a difference. when people see you at the bengals stadium, what do you want their take-away to be from that image >> i think it is a direct reflection of being able to be knocked down and get back up that's the story of life we all get through tough times and adversity. and being able to get knocked down and have a problem in front of the entire world and then come into that same stadium and

support my team, i think that shows a lot of strength, a lot of courage, a lot of pride, a lot of confidence. >> reporter: after the game, an emotional hamlin back out on the gridiron, posting this clip to instagram. a message head clear, blessed, highly favored thank you. away from the game, damar hamlin has been advocating for cpr training and access, two things that helped save his life. those health care heroes saying his advocacy is saving more lives. >> good conversation. >> jesse, thank you so much. guys, coming up, an amazing night of music i'll tell you what, brooklyn was on fire. we have the star studded highlights from that induction ceremony but, first, a check of your local news and weather calquence is an oral targeted therapy for cll.

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can ask potential jurors. the accused, david depape, has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and other charges related to the october 28th attack last year. let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> we are start off with rain off and on across parts of the bay area and it's been soggy out there, with more showers ahead. right now it's moving into parts of the peninsula, as well as the east bay, with a closer look at the rain rolling toward hayward and san leandro and moving toward san ramon. we also have light rain moving through parts of sunnyvale and up the peninsula into the woodside area. we'll see rain chances today, and maybe a few thunderstorms. in between, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures in the 60s. one more chance of rain tomorrow and then dry conditions for the rest of the week. veterans day, expect highs in the mid to upper 60s and our morning temperatures will get very chilly, dropping down to 40

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israel on the move and circling gaza city with tanks and troops. nbc news is given rare access inside the war zone. >> we're in the back of an israeli military suv. >> we're live with the latest developments. plus, love comes first jenna and her sister barbara are here live with an inspiring look at some great kids. >> we're kids, and we're here.p then, side-hustle. we go inside so we can do big things. >> as they honor their late grandmother ahead of a special new project. then, side-hustle. we go inside the game with kaylee hartung, showing us what it is like to be an nfl sideline reporter. >> i do my best to take advantage of this incredible vantage point i have and bring that information to people watching this game from home. >> her behind the scenes access just ahead. and "she made it". >> it is just one foot in front of the other.

>> sheinelle crosses the finish line at the new york city marathon. >> it is a once in a lifetime experience if there is anybody listening to me and you ever wanted to challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone, do it. >> with some support from her many, many, many friends >> sheinelle, we are so proud of you! let's go, sheinelle! >> and we are there for her amazing journey as she joins us live post-race, today, monday, november 6th, 2023 >> on a girls' trip, celebrating 33 years of friendship >> from minnesota. >> celebrating our mom's 80th birthday. >> visiting from san francisco. >> seattle, washington >> norway, michigan. >> and dallas, texas ♪ >> from orlando, florida. >> today i turn 10 >> ran the marathon yesterday.

>> celebrating "today" >> wow >> how about that? a lot of hardware out there. legs heavy, spirits high we've got marathon runners out there. whether you ran, walked, biked, skipped. let's get to the news at 8:00. washington is trying to keep the israel-hamas war from spreading, deploying a u.s. nuclear submarine to the region. israel says its forces completely encircled gaza city raf sanchez was allowed inside for a look at the tunnels israel is targeting. >> reporter: good morning. we spent several hours inside gaza yesterday following an israeli combat unit. we saw the staggering levels of destruction, but also the scale and sophistication of the hamas tunnel network across a devastated strip of northern gaza, israel's military

is on the move we're back in the back of a humvee, following a unit tasked with destroying hamas tunnels. as a condition, we agreed to blur some faces and to show israel's military sensors our raw footage, though not our final story. we crossed the same border fence hamas terrorists burst through on october 7th our first stop in gaza, one of the only houses in the area still standing the family who lived here have fled only traces left behind. but in the backyard, there's this. >> we got attacked by a few terrorists that came from this tunnel. >> reporter: it is 15 yards deep and looks like this from the inside a small part of a vast labyrinth of interconnecting tunnels beneath the strip.

>> they're using families, civilians, schools, hospitals as a cover for the tunnels. >> reporter: israel says that's forced them to strike densely populated areas, causing massive civilian casualties. not far away in the ruins of a beach resort, another tunnel opening connected to the first >> now we are going to blow it up. >> reporter: moments later, one tunnel down, many more to go >> that's the northern edge of gaza city behind us. you can see smoke rising. >> reporter: we saw no palestinian civilians, but we knew close by, there were families, including many children just trying to survive another day of war and that israeli unit isn't just destroying hamas tunnels they're also searching them for intelligence so far they have seen no trace of the 240 hostages being held by hamas but they say they are determined to do everything they can to bring them home. >> thank you very much. former president donald

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breaded fun nuggets. they have a use by date of next september. there has been one report of a minor mouth injury linked to the product. the boost came later today. >> i know. a second-grade teacher invited her boyfriend to come to the classroom to be the mystery reader for the day then he surprised everybody with an extra page at the end of the book that page went like this. >> now, as we approach this new stage of life, there is no question that i want you as my wife >> oh, my god! >> now, there is something still missing. yes, just one thing. and that is a beautiful, radiant cut diamond ring >> okay. you did it that's the greatest mystery reader of all time he dropped down on one knee and popped the question. the second graders, by the way,

loved it they gave their blessing and rachel, of course, said yes. >> the second graders were almost as excited as rachel. >> she was like, cute, honey wait, what >> nice boost. >> we have a second boost coming uple cheered on by family and friends, we will celebrate a remarkable feat our girl sheinelle cheered on by family and friends, crossing the finish line of the new york city marathon we cannot wait to talk to her about that amazing milestone. but, first, look who is here jenna and her sister barbara they made a visit to a children's hospital. they found volunteers of all ages spreading joy and, of course, they're right here where they belong to talk all about it coming up right after this (wife) do that. (carolers) ♪ we tried to tell him but he paid us a lot... ♪

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about sisters because that's our big inspiration. but on those book tours, we would meet people that would say, i don't have a sister, but i have a cousin that makes me brave. we realized love is the common denominator. our book is all about love and the many form it takes in our life. >> yes and one other person that taught us about love is, of course, our grandmother. she loved service and inspiring children to give back, hoping the next generation would leave children's hospital in portland, maine and spent the day with inspiring kids who we know would make her so proud. >> my grandmother's life was inspired by love. her love was limitless. she spread her life everywhere she went. >> you are a the world a little kinder than >> you are a beautiful girl. >> she cherished her many visits to the barbara bush children's hospital in portland, maine. >> that is wonderful. >> which was named in her honor in 1998. >> we haven't had her in our

lives in five years. so to be reminded of her in the little things around this place always makes us feel pretty good. >> three years after we lost her, a twist of fate my sister unexpectedly gave birth to her daughter in this very hospital. >> i lived in new york and happened to be in maine for the weekend. and i woke up in the middle of the night in labor and my husband googled hospitals near me. because she was six weeks early, she needed to be in the nicu that's when i realized the barbara bush children's hospital existed. i went to visit her in the nicu. and i looked on the wall and it says barbara bush children's hospital so it just felt very divine that she was born here and she got excellent care. >> it was as if somebody was looking down >> for the first time since that remarkable day, my sister and i returned to the pediatric unit

to see how kids today are living by our grandmother's example. >> sisters forever >> meet juliana and eliza. four years ago, they started a nonprofit called splatters for kids they sell handmade greeting cards to raise money for the children's hospital. the girls were inspired by their 92-year-old neighbor, richard, a long-time hospital volunteer. >> he's been volunteering for over 15 years. so we wanted to do something because he inspired us to help others, too. we others, too. we first chose cards because we always send cards to our great grandma. and we know that it makes her happy when we send them. >> you know what our grandmother, she loved writing letters to us. do you guys like writing letters? >> yeah. >> do you feel like it spreads joy? >> yeah.

while encouraging others to spread joy, juliana and eliza raised nearly $15,000. do you guys have a goal? what's your goal >> $50 million. >> whoa! >> $50 million some people think kids can't do big things what do you say? >> we're kids and we're here so we can do big things. we were inspired to create our own cards with kids gathered at the hospital. >> is it okay if i draw in yellow >> do you want a yellow envelope because you like yellow? >> and write messages to people we love. is that for your brother they made cards for their new baby brother, easton, who they met yesterday for the very first time. >> he's so cute. >> is your brother your greatest dream come true? >> yeah. >> signed and sealed, it was time to deliver. >> okay. should we go let's do it. baby

easton. what are y'all going to say? >> oh, hello. >> hello, girls. >> hi! >> welcome to the world, baby easton what are y'all going to say? >> i love you. >> thank you. >> we gave our cards to doctors and nurses >> thank you for saving my life. you are the best doctor ever. >> thank you for making rika safe. >> oh, thank you, honey. >> to new friends. >> emmet, you inspire me i hope you are feeling good. >> and to a devoted volunteer and role model for us all. >> isn't that wonderful? >> thank you for inspiring us to help others. we are so glad that you're our neighborwo for all you have thank you so much. >> i'm so proud of you two for all you have done. you two are such an inspiration. >> so are you. >> our hearts were full on a day that love truly did come first >> that was beautiful. >> i was kind of picturing your

grandmother like hovering above, looking at her two granddaughters in that hospital spreading all that love. i thought that was incredibly beautiful. >> how amazing that we could be inspired by one neighbor to do good and it just keeps happening. it was fun to be there and barbara, you gave some notes away, too. >> i did if i can get through this without crying to the doctors that helped my daughter. >> her baby was in the nicu. >> you couldn't have written it. you have no idea you are about to have your baby, your first baby you are up there in maine. and where do you find this place. >> never even heard of it. >> how is she doing by the way >> she's doing great she just turned two at the end of september she's loving life. she's a happy little nugget. >> in fact, we have one thing in common that both of our husbands thought we were pranking them when we said we were in labor. barbara told her husband that she was in labor and he said what

>> he thought i had eaten a lot of butterscotch the night before, which i had. >> you guys were on tour with this beautiful book. tell us where it will take you. >> we had been in texas. we went to five cities in three days we were in midland and waco, dallas, houston. we talk in unison now. >> you keep writing these amazing, phenomenal, best-selling books, but it is all a reason to have girls' trips. >> a sister-sister road trip. >> especially if there is queso around. >> we were with our mom on her birthday she said her favorite part about this book is the little girls' prayer was for a prayer was for a sibling she had friends that were sisters, and she had twins.

>> and then she got us. >> sisters goals, you guys are it is so special we're excited for the book. >> thank you. >> when can we buy it? >> tomorrow. >> pre-order it. >> which is the beauty of it jen, you will be back tomorrow with more of your visit, which we can't wait for. >> and we should mention, love comes first comes out tomorrow but you can preorder it today. simply go to today.com, and we will show you how it's done. great job, guys. mr. roker? >> all right, guys thank you so much. we've got record highs likely today through the gulf coast into the mid-atlantic. we're also looking at wet weather. plenty of sunshine through the southwest. nice a good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have seen some wet weather moving through the bay area and it is spotty. roads may be wet, but if it is

not actively raining, the cars are taking up a lot of water. we will have more rain chances today and thunderstorms as the high temperatures head for the mid-60s. much cooler weather settling for the weekend. our mornings will continue to get colder. by thursday, we are only and that is your latest weather. yes! >> best part of the morning. >> here we go. >> the new york city marathon was yesterday. 50,000 runners hit the streets for 26.2 grueling miles. >> okay. we had our eye on one person that crossed that finish line in style, our sheinelle. >> yes. >> so let me do my intro first so i don't cry okay yesterday was about so much more -- see? i'm crying already yesterday was about so much more than finishing the last leg of this month-long journey.

it was about digging deeper into myself take a look. the new york city marathon, an iconic athletic feat, and one i never thought i would be able to tackle but once i said it outloud feat never thought i would be able to tackle. but once i said it outloud earlier this year. >> you manifested it, s. jones say it again. >> it's official i am running the 2023 new york city marathon. >> it was game on. i trained. and i trained hard rain or shine, working my way up from three and four miles to distances of 20. all the while meeting members of the running community who would inspire me to keep going before i knew it, it was race week i dropped in to the marathon expo picking up my bib and searching for my name on the wall of 50,000 runners and with a perfectly beautiful forecast, it was dawn.

>> it's 4:15 a.m let's do it! we got this. >> on to the bus, heading towards runners village, the starting line. the bridge is behind me. i'm in staten island with 50,000 of my best friends and we are getting ready to run. i just feel like this common bond with all these runners you don't know from all around the world. all of us are the same it is just one foot in front of the other. some of my today cohosts wrote me letters to read before the race began okay s. jones, i have never been prouder of you, my friend. may all the things you are doing right now be the wind at your back for the next 26.2 crush it love craig thank you, guys. oh, my goodness gracious i can't do the ugly cry yet. i wipe away tears and get ready for my big moment.

>> athletes, are we ready? your marathon begins right here. >> the first few miles, easy and breezy. >> sheinelle, first mile down. >> is it that time already >> first feeding time. >> coming up on mile 8. >> all right, sheinelle. welcome to queens! >> my first test came at the infamous 59th street bridge. >> and there is a moment when you are on the bridge, several bridges and no one else is around and you just hear breath and the pitter patter of feet. >> friends and colleagues cheering me on. >> how does it feel in manhattan? >> this is amazing. >> i think the best part is when your legs can't carry you anymore and then the sound of the crowd carries you. >> it is the familiar faces along the route that catch my breath my coach, jess, megaphone in hand shouting my name. >> let's go, sheinelle

yes! >> hoda, savannah and dylan cheering me on through those harlem hills. >> sheinelle, we are so proud of you. let's go, sheinelle! >> and, of course, my ultimate cheerleaders, my husband and kids the finish line is in sight. i can feel it. and i allow myself to think about this journey everybody says it's amazing. they say it is one of the best days of your life. it transcends running. and every time you feel like you can't run anymore, there is somebody cheering your name. it is a once in a lifetime experience if there is anybody listening to me and you ever wanted to challenge yourself and step out of your comfort zone, do it. i did this i feel like you did this with me on your positive notes, social

media. so this is for you, too. 26.2 miles i did it i ran a marathon >> yes >> you did it. you did it. >> okay. first and foremost, joseph, reny, come in here my coach, jess, every step of the way, i could not have done it without -- >> reny is our producer. >> these are our resident marathoners. joseph is like air traffic control. he's handling text messages from my family and friends and he paced us all along the way he would say, stay back, stay back towards the end when i am making all sorts of grunting noises, hg was like, dig deep your mind is your biggest muscle

these two are just beautiful human beings. >> so now you are -- it was such a great day. it was so inspirational to see all the people chanting her name and living the race through her eyes. >> talk into sheinelle's mic right there. >> always producing. >> always. >> but it was so inspirational to see all these people chanting her name. >> it transcends running any time we would start to feel like we couldn't do it, we would look to our left and someone would be running without one leg. we would look to our right, someone would be in a wheelchair. >> sheinelle jones >> we go inside the game after this good morning. it is 8:26.

i'm marcus washington. bob, what can you tell us about the police shooting? >> reporter: the person shot is in critical condition. this happened at 5:30 this morning. this is 7th and grayson. the industrial neighborhood in berkeley between san pablo and the east shore expressway. the police were investigating a crime in progress. we don't know if somebody was breaking into the cars, but a witness heard several shots. they didn't hear anyone speaking before hand. one person taken to the hospital in critical condition. reporting live in berkeley, bob redell, nbc news. we're starting out with off and on showers across the bay area with upper 60s. we'll have a chance of thunderstorms. another slight chance of rain tomorrow early, but the evident of the forecast is sunshine and

mornings are colder. down to 30 degrees by thursday morning and veterans

♪♪ >> hey, everybody. we're back. it is 8:30. we are celebrating sheinelle, and we are celebrating all o ♪ >> hey, everybody. we're back it is 8:30 we are celebrating sheinelle, and we are celebrating all of our marathon runners who are out here today we see a ton of hardware, and we want to say congratulations to everybody. y'all, if you have a -- if you have a medal, we want to see it. yes! sheinelle jones, yes >> congrats. >> they call it medal window. >> this is so inspiring. you runners are amazing. >> how do you guys run by so many irish pubs and not stop in? >> they run so we don't have to. guys, just ahead, we have something special, something fun for our "inside the game"

series kaylee hartung is also the sideline reporter on thursday night football she will take us inside the scenes to experience the nfl's action like she does every week. >> looking forward to that meantime, we have a great "popstart" on the way. we're excited about this a live performance by black pumas. they are here. they are a new record put out. we are excited to watch them perform. >> on the 3rd hour of "today," the one, the only, martha stewart will join us live in studio okay she's here for more. >> we have "popstart" coming up. >> yes, "popstart" coming up okay. >> al is about to do the weather. >> good job on the weather. >> stephanie ruhle will join us as well to show us how to make the most of those credit cards, even some bonuses you may not

realize your card has. >> tomorrow we will be cooking with one of our favorites coming up, bobby flay. >> bobby flay coming. coming. >> you slay >> you slay bobby flay >> let's show you as we look at the week ahead, november records today and in the mid-atlantic states, we're looking at nice, warm weather northern california and the pacific northwest. mid-week with rain and snow. record warmth down to the lower are mississippi river valley toward the end of the week, we are looking at some wet weather making its way from the northeast all the way down into the gulf coast with heavier rain, more rain and snow into the pacific northwhwest and good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are seeing some slight rain chances and some waves of rain coming in. not all of us seeing the rain at the same time.

just watch out for those quick passing showers. as we go throughout the day, even a chance of thunderstorms, especially this afternoon and a few more lingering showers by early tomorrow morning. our temperatures reach into the 60s and 70s throughout the week. on veterans day, we will see cooler weather ahead with the highs reaching in the mid-60s. neck of the woods. >> right let's get joseph, our sheinelle trainer. joseph, i think you should -- you should do it starting here. >> i'm going to crawl. >> do the marathon version of round the horn go go go wow! go yo yeah yes! yes! all the way, joseph herzog, ladies and gentlemen

it is a rare moment to see him with a shirt and jacket on very excited to see that hey yo >> come back every day, cookie we love you. >> guys coming up, if you missed the induction ceremony for the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, we have all the amazing highlights coming up. but, first, this is "today" on nbc.

what time is it, al? >> it's the best time of the morning, "popstart". >> first up, what time is it, al? >> it's the best time of the morning, "popstart". >> first up, rock 'n' roll hall of fame induction ceremony on disney+ opened with a new hall of famer, sheryl crow performing biggest fans,if it makes you

happy," alongside one of her biggest fans, olivia rodrigo. ♪ if it makes you happy ♪ it ♪♪ it can't be can't be that bad ♪ if it makes you happy ♪ why the hell are you so sad. >> pretty cool it was a big night for women in music. missy elliot became the first ever female rapper to make it to the hall of fame she celebrated some of her music heroes. >> all those ones before me gave me their shoulders to stand on so i just want to take the time. i know my people say, hey, go up there and, you know, it's about people want to hear from you, you know, how you feel but these are the people who inspire me and if it wasn't for them and their music, i probably wouldn't be standing here. >> wow that's great to have missy

there.well. also a shout-out to dj cool herc who got in as well sheryl crow, brittney howard, chris stapleton and elton john sang this rendition ♪ that's okay, boy ♪ take a load off, fanny ♪ take a load for free ♪ ♪♪ and ♪♪ and take a load off, fanny ♪ and ♪ and ♪ and put the load right on me. >> oh. >> and two-part harmony there from hoda and savannah very nice. elton, who was inducted back in '94, attended the ceremony to celebrate his long-time writing partner. next up, "curb your enthusiasm" is on its way back after a two-year hiatus.

season 12 in just a few months according to "variety. the premier is set for next february if that's too far for you, don't worry. we promise to remind you. >> you could have reminded me. you said you were going to remind me. i'm just saying. >> so it's my fault? >> if you said remind me something, it's so light it's so toothless. >> look, you are the reminder. i'm the remindee you own it. >> we will be the reminder you are the remindee at home we will let you know it is funny. hbo says that's all up to larry david. >> we'll get some scones. >> next up, courtney kardashian and travis barker welcomed their first child together confirming to nbc news, it's a boy. they plan to name the little guy rocky, and he will have a big crowd of big brothers and big sisters. no official announcement from

the couple just yet, but we are sending them a big congratulations. and finally the velveteen rabbit it is based on the beloved children's book. it features the voices of carter and coquelin take a look. >> what does real mean >> being real isn't about how you're put together. when a child loves you with all of their heart, then you become real. >> it premiers november 22nd. >> yes we're marking our calendars. >> so kaylee hartung will bring us inside the game on the nfl's sideline reporter. the front row seat to the action and what it takes to bring ♪ ♪ everyone needs a place to recharge.

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we're back 8:43 with a very special edition of our series "inside the game". >> kaylee hartung is also the sideline reporter for thursday night football on prime video. so she let our cameras follow her in that role, getting behind the scenes access. >> this was a really cool opportunity for me to bring our "today show" family inside my other job. covering a game from the sidelines is such a special and. so it was great to have our cameras there unique vantage point so it was great to have our cameras there to follow my thursday night production team e as we try to take you inside the game every thursday night, this is my assignment with the help of more than 50 cameras and a crew of more than 300, we broadcast a prime time game. >> beautiful buffalo we made it.

>> best fans in the nfl. >> two hours between arriving at the stadium and our pregame show happening, so much needs to happen this is when i get access to talk to some of the players. >> how is it going >> amazing great. >> i come in with a checklist. who do i need to talk to what stories do i need to button up >> it's not a fake game time decision it is a real game time decision. >> where does it get the craziest >> the corner right here. >> i'm so excited. i will talk to bucs pr and try to get to answers. >> i come with 20 or more stories that i can prepare ahead of time. >> i like the mentality once you come off of a moment that we se in the game. it's really important for me to spend the time inside that production truck with my game producer, as well as my sideline producer. >> yeah, absolutely. the psychology of that, i love

that one. >> to make sure we all understand our starting point. okay, great. >> when we asked baker mayfield, what stands out to him, the very first thing we said is that matt milano is the biggest loss for buffalo. the biggest challenge in doing this job is that you can prepar out and all that you want. but then a football game breaks out and you cannot predict what happens next >> here we go. >> let's go down to kailey. >> to go out and play with that intensity every week makes us all want to do the same thing. one of the most important tasks i have on the sidelines is to be the eyes and ears of broadcasts. keep an eye on players where we might be questioning is there an

injury there is a trainer putting his hands underneath josh allen's shoulder pads. let me tell you something for josh, the best i can do a lot of times is just tell the guys what i see. >> we'll go back. >> quad contusion. >> so it is a quad contusion, but he's going back in. >> he has not missed a snap at left tackle, but i'm told he has some quad contusion. you might notice he has extra padding. >> thank you. >> the job of being a sideline reporter is all about having access that no one else has. during the game tonight, i will be interviewing the buccaneers head coach, todd bowles. the bills knocking at the door of the end zone. what do you need to do to d to better. >> those in-game coach interviews are, if i'm being adjust >> need to rush the passer better. >> those in-game coach interviews are, if i'm being honest, the most stressful moments of the game for me but also it is the best opportunity i have to give viewers a unique insight in what's going through those guys'

minds as they're trying to win a football game. i do my best to bring that information to people who are watching this game from home. >> throws on the run, caught, touchdown! dalton kincaid >> are you guys ready? th everybody ready? >> how does the dream of scoring that first touchdown in the nfl compare to the reality of it >> it is pretty cool it came a little later than i wanted it to, but finally got it. >> 21 stories we prepared tonight. one of them made it into the broadcast. it is wild how much preparation goes into a game like this and how little makes it on the air tonight's game was exactly why i love doing this job. i got to be a part of a moment with dalton kincaid that he will never forget as he scored his first nfl touchdown. and i was the first person he got to talk to about it. >> i feel like i need to run out the door right now and start my prep for this week's game. so being that it's monday, after i leave here, i get feedback from all of last week's stories.

we will look ahead to this week. and i will make request to teams who i will get to speak to one-on-one on the phone. we'll talk to the head coaches, the quarterbacks. i mean, it is a the quarterbacks i mean, it is a week long effort. >> and you have part of the team around you as well. >> i'm so lucky, so grateful it takes so many people. i think watching it back, that's what strikes me. >> we're all in this business, and i'm so surprised about what you do and how everything is down to the second i mean, we're in this business. >> absolutely. as i was saying during the piece, i get information in game we're seeing players that were injured. i'm confirming that information. the bills are playing an up tempo offense. it was hard. the biggest mistake i can make is talking over a snap as soon as that play begins, it is al michaels' job. >> wow you work really hard i don't do any of that on "the voice. coming up next, we're in for a

coming up next, we're in for a treat.

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the citi music series on "today" is proudly presented to you by we are back with some music to make your soul sing >> bursting on to the scene in 2018 with a self-titled album, nominated for six gram anies, led to a world tour. >> now they're back with the second album that first record was the citi music series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> we are back with some music to make your soul sing. >> black pumas burst on to the scene with a self-titled album it was nominated for six grammys, led to a world tour. >> now they're back with their second album it's incredible. it is called "chronicles of a diamond. that first record was one of the best records we have seen in so long how do you tune out some of that

noise? >> well, i think it starts with the excitability we have behind making the music we try to focus on the love of it first so that whatever comes from our hearts, it is sure to touch someone else's so yeah. >> how much is going into the studio you play over 200 live shows a year does that factor in? >> yeah, most definitely i think for most of us on the road, we're most inspired on the road so it is so ironic because we just have the less -- we have less time to record musical on the road when we're on the road, we are very inspired so that when we get home we're ready to go for it. >> what are you going to do for us now >> we're going to do "more than a love song". >> there you go. black pumas. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ flying high

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together ♪ fly together ♪ good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. we are following breaking news in berkeley. one person is critically injured after an early morning police shooting before 5:30 near seventh street and grayson. police officers were responding to a crime in progress and the extent of the person's injuries are not known. the incident closed down nearby roads and people are being asked to avoid the area until the investigation is complete. happening now, our bob redell will have a live report during the midday news cost. the midday news cost. look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did.

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