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>> and i'm kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. today, wednesday, august 21st, 2024. behind the walz. democratic vice presidential nominee tim walz gets ready to deliver the biggest speech of his political career, how he plans to introduce himself to america's voters tonight. tragic discovery, divers recover more bodies off the sunken yacht off the coast of sicily. calling it quits. jennifer lopez files from divorce from actor ben affleck on their second wedding anniversary. and one step ahead. track superstar noah lyles is back on american soil and here with us in the "nbc news daily" studio, he'll open up about his mental health and about how he

feels about what some are calling beef with other top athletes. we'll start though with day three of the democratic national convention under way in chicago >> tonight the spotlight will be on vice president kamala harris' running mate governor tim walz. he'll formally accept the party's nomination for vice president and also former president bill clinton expected to take the stage. >> last night former president barack obama and michelle obama fired up the crowd with back-to-back speeches. >> she understands that most of us will never be afforded the grace of failing forward. we'll never benefit from the affirmative action of generational wealth. >> as president she won't just

cater to her own supporters and punish those who refuse to kiss the ring or bend the knee. she'll work on behalf of every american. >> joining us now from chicago, kelly o'donnell and chuck todd. kelly, i'll start with you, this will be the biggest speech probably of governor walz's political career and i know you've exclusively obtained the buy biographical video. >> reporter: tim walz, has a big assignment, a little bit of change-up, instead of having his spouse gwen walz introducing him, there's video that she's narrating. people in his life who can talk

about him as a coach and give some midwest dad vibes. a portion of that introductory video. >> of all the things he's done, tim loves being a dad. we struggled to have kids. and fertility treatments made it possible. there's a reason our daughter is named hope. hope and gus mean the world to us. >> governor walz making good on a promise to his son and family yesterday by getting him a pup. >> so you get a sense some dad jokes in there, a sense of inside the family. the fertility treatment message is something that resonates with lot of american families and ties to the democrats' argument about reproductive health and abortion rights. a big night for the walz family and certainly for the governor

to do what he can to introduce himself but also to make the case for kamala harris. >> definitely been an effort to introduce these candidates as individuals. chuck, to that end, it's been over two weeks since vice president harris picked walz as her running mate and a new associated press out today finds 37% of adults don't enough about him to form an opinion. 36% say they have a favorable view. what some are the keys things he needs to accomplish tonight. >> fill in the blanks on his governing style, what he's done, and i've been thinking about this, he's the least nationally known running mate that either party has nominated since sarah palin and before that, you'd have to go back to dan quayle and i think both of those examples are relevant here, in

that sarah palin, first couple weeks, her convention speech was well received. it really connected beyond and she was sort of this meteoric rise and then it was sort of she struggled in the follow-ups, she became more polarizing and the rest is history. if you're the harris' campaign you want to hurry up and get to that 37% you just pointed out in that poll and get more of them feeling positive about him than negative. >> kelly, we heard that john legend might be performing tonight. is he warming up behind you? >> reporter: yes, i'm listening to john legend. expect more musical surprises tonight. they want to have part of the party atmosphere, if you heard

that, that lyric you know that's prince, why would prince matter? prince of course is the biggest act to ever come out of minnesota, a tribute to tim walz, the music of prince performed by john legend. i think the cat is out of the bag while he rehearsing while on tv. >> a man from robert zimmerman, bob dylan from minnesota. i'm with you on prince. but i was not going to allow you to be hammered by all the dylan fans out there. dylan and prince. >> you're saving me and i'm grateful. >> i love it. >> the zimmerman family be happy. >> chuck, we talked yesterday about all the former presidents speaking at the dnc, i know you wrote something on nbcnews.com

about this convention showing that the democratic party is sort of flexing its strength, talk about the examples that stand out. >> reporter: the presidents are all here and speaking and developing a through line here of sort of an institutional democratic party and look, they've acted more like a healthy institution when you see how they set joe biden up to get the nomination in 2020 and how they set up harris to end up as the nominee in 2024, the democratic party is bigger than any individual right now, a real change of scripts, the republican party, when we started covering politics they were the party as an institution that everybody was next in line and the democrats were looking for the cultive personalities. these roles have completely reversed. >> our special coverage of the dnc continues this afternoon streaming on nbc news now

followed by primetime coverage at 9:00 p.m. tonight eastern time. >> that's when you can watch the speeches by governor tim walz and former president clinton on nbc news now or your local nbc station. we're expecting to see a new round of protests today as well over the israel/hamas war outside the democratic convention. >> an escalation of clashes between protesters and police last night. at least 55 people were arrested including three journalists. >> maggie vespa is in chicago, outside the convention center, chicago's deputy mayor had strong words about the protests from last night, what did he say and why did things escalate last night? >> reporter: well, as far as why they escalated depends on who you ask, the city, they say the protesters with the group went behind enemy lines wanted to clash with police and they succeeded. two people from the protest, two

demonstrators were treated and released at the hospital and two officers also sustained minor injuries. the deputy mayor spoke at a press conference earlier today, listen to how he criticized last night's demonstration. >> last night it wasn't a protest. what we had we had people who came down to the city to cause harm, to wreak shav vok and they were met with the best trained police department in the country. >> if you ask the protesters, by the way, they didn't want to talk to us last night the group said in their speeches, multile pl protesters told us, dozens of people in their words brutally arrested tonight. outside the israeli consulate.

in chicago. that was last night. a tale of two protests. separate group the chicago coalition for justice in palestine setting up for now night four of protests here in chicago, guys. >> all right, maggie, thank you. time now for today's money minute. a judge said the biden administration did not get rid of noncompete agreements. >> and my girl beyonce getting into the liquor business federaa ftc's rule to ban noncompete agreement to keep them from joining rival companies for a set period of time. the judge ruled the ftc didn't have the authority to ban practices it deemed it's unfair by adopting broad rules. ftc plans to appeal it. over 28% of americans looking for a new one, according

to a new york fed survey, the highest rate in the decade, the outlook on the economy is worsening despite the fact that the unemployment rate remains low. and beyonce is getting into the luxury liquor business, launching a new whiskey line. the superstar joins george clooney, using their status to elevate premium whiskey brands. she'll sell one or two, i think, guys. >> one, two, maybe. 500 if i have it my way. i only drink water here, folks. just to be clear. steve, thank you. coming up, way too close for comfort. how did this woman manage to get inside a tiger enclosure at a new jersey zoo, she's okay, but police are trying to identify her and that's why they're putting out this incredible video. plus the dramatic escalation

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arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. welcome back. it's the end of an era once again. superstar jennifer lopez, otherwise known as j.lo and actor ben affleck are call it quits after more than two years of marriage.

here's chloe melas. >> reporter: after months of speculation the superstar couple is going their separate ways. jennifer lopez filed for divorce from ben affleck in los angeles on tuesday without an attorney. adding that lopez who had been married to affleck for just two years, is not seeking spousal support. despite the fact that the couple didn't have a prenup agreement. the news comes as the couple had not been spotted together publicly in june. spending their birthday and wedding anniversary apart this summer. even putting their sprawling beverly hills mansion up for sale. according to a source close to lopez, the divorce documents indicate the couple separated on april 26th. the split coming just months after the release of the amazon documentary "the greatest love story never told," which provided a look inside their relationship. >> jennifer lopez and ben affleck, 2001 and 2021 and

counting. >> i don't work like this, you got that? >> reporter: it's been years of ups and downs who first met on the set of "gigli" in 2002. lopez described their love on "today" in 2002. >> somebody standing by your side, who supports you and knows what you're going through, and who's your best friend. >> the couple called off their wedding. after that split, lopez would marry her third husband, marc anthony and ben affleck would tie the knot with jennifer garner. but they found their way back to each other. going public on instagram with their renewed relationship on lopez's 52nd birthday in 2021. the couple was engaged the following year and then said i do just a few months later in las vegas, later celebrating their marriage at a big bash in georgia.

lopez telling hoda if february her feelings for affleck were as strong as ever. >> he inspires me and the feelings inspired me to make this music. >> reporter: now their comeback love story won't have the happy ending so many fans were hoping for. we're following breaking news out of italy, authorities searching the site of that deadly superyacht disaster off the coast of sicily say divers have recovered four bodies from the ocean today. 15 people were rescued. today's discovery brings the total number of people killed in the tragedy up to five. claudio reports from sicily. >> reporter: any glimmer of hope in finding any of six people still missing off the superyacht sank off the coast of sicily, a

mile from this shoreline on monday morning. is quickly fading away on wednesday. italian authorities confirmed to nbc news at least four bodies were recovered. 170 feet under water. we have seen four separate green body bags being brought here by the boats from the italian coast guard, they were then loaded on that pier where the coast guard is coordinating the search efforts and then they were inspected and then loaded into ambulances and then sped away escorted by the police. now, of course there are still two remaining missing, but the hope of finding them alive is now fading away. there's an open investigation into how it's possible a luxurious superyacht managed to sink in only a couple minutes, at least according to survivors, whereas other boats nearby didn't suffer the same fate.

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took a lot of time. toxic fumes were another issue. now, assemblyman tom lackey and his fellow gop state lawmakers, a handful of them. they're now calling on governor newsom to delay a state mandate for big rigs in the state to be all electric by 2045. because of this fire on 80 and another one involving lithium ion batteries on i-15 back in july. assemblyman lackey says this is not only a traffic issue, but a safety issue as well. since lithium ion battery fires have the potential for, quote, thermal runaway, as explained to us by a firefighter this past monday, where it's basically a loop system electrically inside. and once that is broken in some way, either from a vehicle accident or from the fire, it becomes it becomes overpressurized and overheated, and then it can reignite on its own. assemblyman lackey's letter also asks newsom's administration if it has a plan

for responding to electric truck fires. our sister station, kcra three, did reach out to newsom's office for comment, which says it is working on a response. bob redell. nbc bay area news. the bay area is warm today, so will the weather stay that way? meteorologist kari hall has your forecast. today will be another warm one with our south bay high temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. the warmest spot. gilroy 87 degrees. and we'll see even more. upper seconds for much of the east bay with concord, as well as pleasanton reaching a high of 87 degrees 89 in antioch, while oakland will be in the mid 70s for today. also mid 70s for san mateo and in the north bay, as well as san francisco. temperatures will be a little bit warmer today, but we're looking ahead to our 7-day forecast. shows more changes. we'll have a look at that coming up in about 30 minutes. thanks, kari. the warriors family is mourning the death of a legend. the team just announced that al

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voters in montana will now vote on abortion rights this november. a measure on the ballot would enshrine a previously state supreme court ruling that the constitutional right to privacy protects the right to abortion and it would bar the government from denying abortion access before fetal viability. montana is now the eighth state to let voters weigh in on abortion rights this fall. union workers are calling for stronger safety regulations after a u.p.s. driver crashed the truck. they reportedly experienced heat-related symptoms before passing out behind the wheel. the driver did survive the crash and has been released from the hospital. new jersey police are searching for a woman who climbed over a fence at a zoo to get into a tiger enclosure. there's just one wire fence

between her and a tiger, she had to move her hands away several times to avoid his jaws. police are hoping someone will recognize the person in that video and contact them. we're following breaking news out of the white house, president biden just spoke by phone with israeli prime minister netanyahu, vice president kamala harris was also on that call, it comes amid a new push for a cease-fire in the war in gaza, israel has agreed to the terms of the latest deal proposed by the u.s., hamas hasn't accepted that deal. major new developments this hour on another conflict the war if ukraine, overnight russian authorities said moscow came under the largest attack yet by ukrainian drones since the start of the fighting. erin mclaughlin has the latest. >> reporter: gh russian ministry of defense said it shot down 55 ukrainian drones.

no casualties reported. but one of the largest drone attacks on the russian capital since the war began. no response from the ukrainians so far. meanwhile, in the russian region of kursk ukrainian forces have been digging in for three weeks now solidifying their positions and blowing up bridges, we heard from president zelenskyy trying to use that operation to leverage it to create pressure on the united states and ukraine's western partners to provide longer range weapons to be used on russian territory. saying that if ukraine was allowed to use long-range weapons on russian tore territory they wouldn't need to send in ground forces. so far u.s. officials have been reluctant to allow that over concerns of an escalation of this conflict. a group of black voters from atlanta is in chicago this week for the democratic national convention. >> it's called the black man

lab, they meet about how they're feeling about the november election. tre maine lee caught up with this group. what did the voters tell you about how they're feeling about this race with vice president harris at top of the democratic ticket. apologies we're having trouble hearing you. do we have tre maine. >> we'll try to get back to him as soon as we can. >> it's a fascinating coen ver saying he had talking with these voters on issues they care about. right now, we'll turn to -- and talk with olympian noah lyles. take a listen.

we're reliving some of the most inspiring and unforgettable moments of the paris olympics today. >> we're so excited to welcome the fastest man in the world, if you can keep up with us, noah lyles won gold in the 100 meter final and bronze in the 200 meter and he's with us now in the studio. noah, welcome home. >> thank you. >> thank you for being here. congratulations. i mean, it was a photo finish. did you know you had won? because a lot of people -- we certainly didn't. talk to us about what went through your mind then. >> i didn't know. my competitors were so far out and all that i had was the feeling saying that i need to lean, i need to lean and i leaned and we're looking up at the screen and go up to kishane thompson and saying, i think you got that one. >> you said that? >> yeah. in interviews he thought i won and i thought he won. it was a very funny interaction. then i see my name pop up, i'm like, oh, my gosh, one, i won,

and two, i pulled that off i'm amazing. >> first time in long time to do that and two days later you get covid, you wake up feeling bad, everybody kind of knows the story now, and i know you've been asked a lot why you ran, my understanding if you had a fever you wouldn't have been able to run. >> the rules said if you have a fever that you can't run, thankfully, i didn't have a fever, i've contracted covid, that was my third time unfortunately, i've never had a fever while having covid, but i did have a lot of different symptoms including chills, aches and just fatigue. >> obviously, there's the physical health part but there's also the mental health part. you've been outspoken about it before. talking about the different diagnoses, how do you stay in the right headspace. >> everyone, if you want to hear

my story i don't do therapy just to beat people, i do therapy and i get a checkup from the neck up as my mom said, because i want to be a better human, i want to grow as time grows on. i want to be able to communicate my thoughts and opinions in a way that other people can understand. we're not able to view someone else's point of view and i want to be able to say, hey, i may not agree with it but i can understand how you got to that concept. maybe we can find a way to bridge that. >> you just mentioned, there's a lot going on and sports can be really competitive. i was looking at some of your recent dialogues with other players, especially with the nba, you've been trading some barbs and some people have said, maybe it goes a little far, what do you say to that? >> i don't -- it's not my dialogue. it's a lot of other people's

dialogue. >> you're responding? >> yes, i have one thing that i say, from that i usually step away and i feel a lot of people's opinions is viewed as my opinions and that's not always the case. i'm assuming you're referring to one maybe tyreek hill or the nba. >> the nfl player who challenged you -- >> some call it beef. >> it can't be beef if it's one-sided. >> okay, let's talk about your side a little more. beyond the athletics you have some outside goals, fashion clearly, should we be looking out for other projects? >> i have many different projects. i have many different things. my biggest project now is to grab track and field and put it in the entertainment world. we have a great sport, but what's the entertainment package? >> what about singing? >> if i could sing i'd be the

chris brown of -- >> i thought you did a little singing. >> i do a little rap. but i wouldn't call that -- i don't know if i want to do anything that's inappropriate for tv right now. >> we appreciate that. >> yes, i want to keep it family-friendly right now. >> maybe one day, in addition to all of that. >> exactly. >> gold medal champion, thank you so much. noah lyles. really appreciate you. the games aren't over yet, in one week the paralympics begin in paris, you can watch even more of that on nbc and peacock. let's turn back to decision 2024, former president trump and vice presidential nominee j.d. vance are campaigning in battleground states as a way to counter the democratic convention. >> an event held in north carolina viewed as a critical state for trump's path to victory. it's the former president's

second time in this state in the last week. vaughn hillyard is with the trump campaign in north carolina. vaughn, this was billed as an event focused on national security today, what is the form er say about policies on national security. >> reporter: he said a lot as he does. national security specifically, he referenced the fact that russia took war into ukraine during the biden administration and then hamas had its biggest planned attack on israel at any point in recent decades and unlike during the trump administration, he urged this crowd to harken back to a time where he was president of the united states and had control of the oval office, contending to this crowd he would be able to pick up the phone and stave off military conflicts and he mentioned the fact that he had a relationship with north korea's kim jong-un, this is for donald

trump a political message where he's warning of a potential world war iii-type situation, of course a lot of donald trump's actual plans to counter or to get the united states out of potential conflict has not been laid out clear. he's not offered any details. he's not commented either on the potential cease-fire deal being negotiated between the united states and israel, that's up to hamas. for donald trump a lot of this is harkening back to a time when he was in the white house. >> vaughn, the first outdoor event for the former president since that assassination attempt against him last month. there were increased security measures. bulletproof glass used by the secret service. >> reporter: right, a number of

secret service agents was evident on top of these roofs nearby. the glass in front of him in the podium and behind him at the podium here. never directly referenced the extra security protocols were in place to protect him. donald trump enjoys doing these outdoor events. you can anticipate he'll be having more of them. first in more than a month since that attempted assassination on his life. now to a key democratic voting bloc, black men. >> a group in atlanta called black man lab meets quickly to talk about the issues that are most important to them and importantly how they're feeling about the upcoming election. tre maine lee caught up with this group in chicago and what did these voters talk about.

i wonder what's their take now that vice president harris is in the race? >> reporter: on the south side of chicago which could be a world away from where we are at dnc, i met with this group of black men, the excitement around the candidacy of vp kamala harris this hasn't been lost on demographic of black men. they have voted for donald trump. a mix of excitement, some trepidation, but by and by mostly support. take a listen. one of the person shouldn't be dealing with humanity altogether. the other person i don't know much about her. >> i feel excited about the fact that we have a chance to make history again. >> i will admit when i thought it was going to be biden for the democratic party, i honestly

felt that trump would beat biden. >> i feel like i have no choice, but i don't feel like me voting for kamala right now is going to do anything for me. >> reporter: you know, i asked this group of black men how they felt about donald trump and gop insulting kamala harris a black woman and how they plan to respond in november, they said they're going to stand up for kamala harris, they want to double down and make sure she's

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in today's modern parenting if you have a kid in college or heading to college you may know about rush week. when that fraternities open up recruitment for potential members. >>for some juggling the academic pressures of school and the social obligations of so-called greek life can feel overwhelming. joining us now is psycho therapist dr. robi ludwig. what questions should ask young adults going to school thinking about doing this? >> they should look into the fraternity and sororit, see what their mission is, if they feel

comfortable with the people who are part of that community, if they can see themselves making friendships and achieving leadership ability, do they provide support for academics? it can be a home within a home. i'd advise kids to really take their time, to see who they feel is a good fit for them. >> i will just say, i was in greek life when i was in college, it was a rewarding experience, sometimes it gets a bad rap because bad things happen, what are the positives? >> it's great for networking. i know adults, this person was in my sorority and it creates that immediate connection. i think the idea within a big school it can be a home within a home and you can meet people who are lifelong friends. develop skill set that you wouldn't have the opportunity to do in a bigger college environment. >> lot of times when we talk about greek life in the press it

comes up in the context of hazing, hazing when a young person is pressured to do things that might make them uncomfortable, talk about how a parent or caregiver can tell a young person is struggling. . >> look into the fraternity or sorority reputation and look out for signs. it's never okay to be humiliated. it's never okay to feel like your mental health or physical well-being is at risk. i think that's a great start and to encourage them to trust their instincts. because they'll have to rely on their instincts the rest of their lives. >> lot of colleges have student affairs students can go.

>> it's sometimes hard to call your parents and say, this is happening to me, i'm being asked to do something i'm not comfortable with, what's your advice making sure your kids can say that? >> be proactive, ask them direct questions about their experience if they're going for sorority or fraternity life and allow them to feel comfortable talking with you. put it out there, do it via text or an article, a phone call, just stay contacted in some way. >> in its best form, greek life can be a great connection. there's much more news oh-ho-ho, look at that jet stream. [ whistles ] weather. oh, boy. yep, they're calling it an atmospheric river. it is coming down. [ cellphone buzzes, chimes ] oh, flood warning in louisiana.

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