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>> making her case to undecided voters while putting distance between herself and president biden. >> my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. i represent a new generation of leadership. >> donald trump holding town halls, courting hispanics and women, but turning heads with this comment. >> i'm the father of ivf, so i want to hear this question. >> the reaction and where the race for the white house stands with just 19 days to go. breaking overnight, the u.s. carrying out air strikes in the middle east, bombing iran-backed targets inside yemen, and adding to the escalating tensions across the region. we're live with the very latest. shocking loss. tributes pouring in for one direction star, liam payne. ♪ the way that you are is enough ♪ >> this morning, new details on his fatal fall from a hotel balcony, and the many questions that still need to be answered, as fans around the world

celebrate his life and music. and show of support. members of the menendez family joining the brothers' new push for freedom. >> over time, it became clear that there were two other victims there on that day. my cousin's, lyle and eric. >> a massive crowd attending their rally outside of a los angeles courthouse. straight ahead, their message to the district attorney and what he's saying to us about what's next in the infamous case. drugstore crisis. walgreens announcing a plan to close 1,200 of its stores around the country. other major pharmacies shutting down thousands of locations, as well. just ahead, the impact on customers from coast-to-coast, and where to turn for your prescriptions. all of that plus, l.a. story. >> there's a towering drive, down the line. ohtani -- >> the dodgers blow out the mets to grab the lead in their post-season showdown and move

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>> a lot to get. the me yor yal outside the hotel in argentina where he died yesterday. authorities say the 31-year-old fell from a third floor hotel balcony. >> the tributes are pouring in to him amid the investigation into just what happened. we'll have the very latest coming up. but let's start this morning with the countdown to the election, 19 days away now. the candidates doing all they can to reach those remaining undecided voters. vice president harris speaking to fox news, former president trump addressing a townhall of all-female supporters. >> we're covering both campaigns. we'll start with nbc's peter alexander. he in wisconsin where harris will be speaking later today. peter, good morning. good to see you. >> reporter: hoda, good morning vice president harris with that interview on fox news, looking to expand her appeal with independents and conservatives. the interview, a calculated risk but also an opportunity to try to reach those voters who rarely hear her unedited. vice president kamala harris in

a rare and combative interview with conservative fox news. >> may i finish responding, please? >> reporter: starting with a clash over administration, when asked how many immigrants crossed the border under the biden/harris administration, slamming former president trump's opposition to a bipartisan border bill. >> it is a topic of discussion that people want to rightly have. and you know what i'm going to talk about. >> yeah, but just a number. do you think it's 1 million, 3 million? >> brett, let's just get to the point, okay? the point is that we have a broken immigration system that needs to be repaired. >> reporter: harris also seizing on trump's repeated comments attacking his political opponents as evil and dangerous. >> he's the one who talks about an enemy within. within. this is a democracy. and in a democracy, the president of the united states, in the united states of america should be willing to be able to handle criticism without saying he'd lock people up for doing it. >> reporter: the former

president online insisting the appearance showed harris is totally incompetent. asked why polls show nearly half of voters support a second trump presidency, harris took another swipe at trump. >> this should be a cakewalk for anyone. >> 50% -- are they stupid? >> oh, god, i would never say that about the american people. in fact, if you listen to donald trump, if you watched any of his rallies, he's the one who tends to demean and belittle and diminish the american people. >> reporter: and the vice president, who has faced criticism for saying that she wouldn't do anything differently from president biden, trying to combat that republican line of attack, responding last night. >> my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. i will bring my life experiences, my professional experiences, and fresh and new ideas. i represent a new generation of leadership. >> so tell us about this

strategy, courting maybe undecides and potentially republican voters who haven't signed on to donald trump yet. >> reporter: yeah, savannah, harris campaign telling nbc news they believe movable voters move late. a number of independents put off by former president trump, including some who voted for nikki haley. notably she got about 17% of the primary vote in that critical state of pennsylvania. that's why harris campaigned with about 100 republicans in pennsylvania just yesterday. why she was recently with liz cheney, vowing to put a republican in her cabinet. to be clear here, this is not going to change the minds of the vast majority of the republican voters who are locked in for trump. but in our latest nbc news poll, 9% of the voters said they might change their vote. and harris really only needs a slice in key states like pennsylvania. also states like right here in wisconsin, michigan where she will be tomorrow where the margins, of course, are so thin. savannah. >> thank you. former president trump meanwhile reacting to kamala harris's interview on fox, also hosting a series of townhalls to court

voters. nbc's garrett haake covers the trump campaign for us. hey, garrett, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning to you. these town hall provided a rare opportunity to hear donald trump take questions directly from voters. so on issues like ivf and on his own controversial comments about democrats and immigrants, he gave voters plenty to consider. >> reporter: former president trump pushing back about questions on his fitness for office. on wednesday, during a fox news town hall, the former president responding to criticism about those comments calling democrats enemies from within. i'm not threatening anybody. they're the ones doing the threatening. they do phony investigations. i've been investigated more than alphonse capone. >> reporter: and raising eyebrows about his comments about in vitro fertilization, in front of an audience of all-women, a demographic where he has struggled. >> i'm the father of ivf.

so i want to hear it explained to him. >> reporter: the former president saying he defended the procedure after having it explained to him by katie brit. >> i got a call from katie brit. a young, fantastically attractive person from alabama, she's a senator. i said, explain ivf, very quickly and within about two minutes, i understood it. i said, no, no, we're totally in favor of ivf. >> reporter: vice president harris firing back. >> donald trump, i found it to be quite bizarre, actually, called himself the father of ivf. let's not be distracted by his choice of words. the reality is his actions have been very harmful to women and families. >> reporter: it comes as trump is also trying to expand his support among latino voters, a group republicans have made inroads with. discussing immigration in a town hall on univision. >> and the african-american population and the hispanic population in particular, are losing jobs now, because millions of people are coming in. >> reporter: but asked to clarify his debunked claims based on social media rumors that immigrants in springfield, ohio, are eating pets. >> i was just saying what was

reported. that's been reported. and eating other things, too, that they're not supposed to be. >> reporter: meanwhile, trump's running mate, j.d. vance, who has been cautious about questions surrounding the outcome of the 2020 election, providing his most direct answer yet. >> i think there were serious problems in 2020. so did donald trump lose the election? not by the words that i would use. >> so it's really the flip side of what we were just talking about with peter, garrett, where kamala harris is trying to get some of those disaffected republican voters, and here's trump trying to appeal to female voters, latino voters. where does the race stand there? >> yeah, look, savannah, harris leads comfortably with women. and according to our latest poll of latino voters, she has about a 14-point advantage over donald trump with latinos. look, that's better than joe biden was doing before he dropped out of the race. but it's significantly worse than any democratic nominee going all the way back to 2012. at the heart of the issue here for her are defections from latino men, especially men under 50 and without college degrees. they're turning to trump

instead. now, latinos, by and large, are sticking with harris. if that sounds familiar, it's this gender gap popping up again and again and again in this campaign. now across racial lines. i think, savannah, you can expect to see a lot more of these latino-focused events, more spanish language ads on tv and radio, over these last couple of weeks. savannah? >> garrett, thank you very much. let's turn now to new developments the middle east. the u.s. launching air strikes overnight on targets controlled by an iranian-based militia inside yemen. meantime, israel is continuing to bombard sites across lebanon, while facing more pressure to address the humanitarian crisis sparked by months of fighting. nbc's erin mclaughlin joins us now from tel aviv. erin, good morning. >> reporter: hey there, hoda. we have breaking news this hour in the region. the israeli military just released a statement saying they're investigating whether the leader of hamas was killed during an operation in gaza. they say three militants were found dead in a building, and they're checking on the

possibility one of them was yaya sinwar. overnight in yemen, u.s. strikes against iranian-backed houthi rebels. overnight in yemen, u.s. strikes against iranian-backed houthi rebels. for the first time, the u.s. military using b-2 stealth bombers to target the group's weapons storage facilities, deep underground. secretary of defense lloyd austin calling it a unique demonstration of u.s. capabilities. drastic action aimed at stopping the reckless attacks by the houthis, according to centcom. the united states first launched strikes against the militant group back in january, after the houthis, which control parts of yemen, started targeting military and commercial ships to show solidarity with hamas. meanwhile, the u.s. has said it has seen signs of progress in gaza, after the biden administration gave israel 30 days to improve the humanitarian situation or face cuts in american military aid. >> but there's much more that they need to do. >> reporter: according to the state department, the israelis allowed dozens of aid trucks to enter the strip on wednesday. however, nbc news has learned from contacts distributing aid

that few of those trucks have reached gaza city. hundreds of thousands of starving palestinians have been trapped in gaza and being bombed, according to human rights groups. israel says hamas fighters hide among the civilians. this morning, nbc news obtained this footage from a hospital in the north, showing doctors struggling to keep babies alive due to supply shortages. the jabalya refugee camp, where israel has launched a ground offensive, now described as a living hell. >> the situation is so bad. it's bad in a way in which you couldn't imagine it. anyone move, they're shooting them. so there is no water, no food, no medicine, no anything. >> reporter: this morning, an israeli official tells nbc news the israeli prime minister has been holding discussions on ways to increase the amount of aid to gaza. this as the state department

says it is watching the situation very closely -- that it wants to see the progress made so far not only sustained, but increased. hoda, back to you. >> erin mclaughlin for us there in tel aviv. erin, thank you. much more to get to we welcome craig. >> hoda, savannah, good morning. good morning to you as well. music fans around the world have been hit hard by the news of the sudden and tragic death of liam payne, one of the founding members of one direction. the 31-year-old singer dying after a fall from a hotel balcony in argentina. nbc's chloe melas is here with more on this story. chloe, good morning to you. >> good morning, craig. this was really shocking news. liam payne was just posting on social media hours before local authorities say that he fell from that hotel balcony. and now we're hearing a troubling 911 call, made just before the fatal incident. the death of one direction singer liam payne sending shock waves across the music industry

and beyond. local authorities telling telemundo that the 31-year-old music superstar fell from a third floor balcony at a hotel in buenos aires, argentina. devastated fans gathering to grieve outside the hotel where it happened. the police were called wednesday evening after a report of a, quote, aggressive man, who could be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. [speaking in a global language] >> reporter: in audio from a 911 call obtained by telemundo from local media in argentina, a hotel staff member tells the operator that a guest has overindulged on drugs and alcohol and was tearing up their room. the call does not mention payne by name, but appears to be from the same hotel where he was staying. [speaking in a global language] the caller telling 911, he's in a room that has a balcony and we are a little afraid that he will do something that puts his life at risk. in a statement to the associated press, the security ministry of buenos aires says that the

singer had jumped from the balcony of his room. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: in the hours surrounding his death, these videos and photos were posted to his social media with girlfriend kate cassidy. >> a lovely day here in argentina. >> reporter: police are said to be investigating the circumstances surrounding payne's fatal fall and conducting an autopsy. ♪ you're insecure ♪ ♪ don't know what for ♪ >> reporter: as one of the five members of one direction, which included fellow singer harry styles, payne was a part of one of the best-selling boy bands of all time. ♪♪ >> reporter: the group captivating a young and loyal fan base and headlined multiple tours. ♪ you don't know you're beautiful ♪ >> reporter: when one direction split in 2016, payne began working on a solo career, even stopping by "today" to promote his album, lp1. >> my first album, it's a big moment in your music career. so, yeah, it feels amazing. >> reporter: offstage, payne was a father to 7-year-oldson bear

gray. he also opened up about rehab and his struggles with sobriety. >> it's the first time i've ever put a drink down and i haven't needed it and haven't picked up one since. >> reporter: since then, payne started releasing new music, and earlier this month, he was seen waving at fans while attending former one direction band mate niall horan's concert. touching tributes from fans and friends flooded social media. charlie puth sharing this moment together, writing, liam was always so kind to me. i cannot believe he is gone. and fellow boy band the backstreet boys posting, rest in peace, brother. such a sad story. and guys, exactly what led up to payne's death is still unclear and authorities are really just hours into their investigation at this point. but they will likely run a toxicology screening, which should show if payne was, in fact, under the influence of any drugs or alcohol when he died. and obviously, everyone is waiting to hear from the members of one direction.

>> such a sad story. all right, chloe, thank you so much >> thank you, chloe. all right. 7:17. let's get a check of the weather from al. hey, al. good morning. >> guys, good morning. good morning to you. we have the second morning of really chilly conditions. frost advisories, freeze watches, freeze warnings from little rock, portland, maine, all the way down to atlanta, georgia, with temperatures way below average. tallahassee, 41. tampa, 55. tulsa, reporting a temperature of 46. so in the plains and great lakes, it's like september. but northeast mid-atlantic, it's more of an october chill. so temperatures way below normal for washington, d.c. at 60. birmingham, 68. however, des moines, 71 degrees. that's 8 degrees above average. minneapolis at 71 degrees as well. that warmth spreads to the east a little bit as we move on into tomorrow. sioux falls will be 17 degrees above average at 77. pittsburgh 66. new york city, 66 degrees. temperatures warm up by next week, we're into the mid-70s here in new york city. low 70s up in burlington.

cleveland, you'll see temperatures in the 70s, and maybe you will have lost to the yankees by then. oh, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to say that. first freezes are coming later, because of climate change. the average date of the first freeze usually early october, chicago, cleveland, new york. however, you can look at these temperatures, the first freeze, 13 degrees later since 1970. same in chicago. 17 degrees later in albuquerque. why does that matter? that's because allergy seasons start and stay later and pests and all kinds of little vermin stay alive later as well. we want to get that freeze back down. but in the meantime, we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. s? wild! and i don't even have to activate anything.

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that stuff. and there was also a change in i guess the calculation for how much money they get paid from the middle men in the drug markets, they're getting paid less for the prescriptions they're giving out, having a hard time keeping workers. on the margin, there's that theft issue where they were having to lock everything up. that's not the main driver. everything all at once coming together, they're closing these stores that are losing money. >> with so many pharmacies halftime you wait in a long line because there's one or two people working. what does this mean for consumers? >> so it means you're going to have to look -- especially if you live in rural areas there could be these pharmacy deserts. you need to make sure you can look in the next few months over next year, find out you can get your stuff prescribed. there are online pharmacies that you can go to. in the midwest, in the rural areas, grocery stores often have pharmacies, so you can look there. consider other stores. a lot of insurers want you to do 90 day supplies via mail, so you can that. you need to look for other

pharmacy options. i will say over the past maybe 10 years, i've seen more of these pharmacies go up, you know. they kind of like are everywhere w do they overdo it? >> they overdid it, expanded. the places that aren't making money they're going to shut those down. >> to your point about the online fpharmacpharmacies, they become increasingly popular. how do you know the one you're using is safe, legit whe. >> right. when you see the pharmacist in the right coat, you know you're doing the right thing. make sure ef a u.s. address and phone number and licensed pharmacist available to talk to you on the phone or via email. a lot of different red flags. for example f you get something in the mail and it looks like cheap and packaged weirdly. that means it's cheap and packaged weirdly and probably not legit. and you can go to besaferx from the fda-a location tool that will show you sort of the legit

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resilience act later on this morning. and when we get that alert at 1017, bart is going to stop the trains. we'll talk more about that in our midday news. we have some concerns in the weather department today. kari. yeah, we are going to see the wind picking up today and that's going to increase our fire danger. we're starting out hazy this morning as we take a live look outside in dublin, and it's going to be sunny today with temperatures remaining mild into the low 70s for the afternoon are going to see a high of 71 in san jose and 77 in napa. and in martinez. and the gusty winds picking up tonight may reach about 40 to 50mph. and stay high as we go into the next few days. so we do have to be very careful with these fire weather conditions that will continue into saturday. back to you in a moment. you can watch the today show, but for more local news, stay with today in the bay. streaming on roku, pluto and other platforms. live at eight. san jose mayor matt mahan joining us on set to discuss allegations against the city

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>> i wasn't unhinged. i'm not threatening anybody. >> we're live with just 19 days left until the election. then, remembering liam payne. tributes pouring in for the former one direction singer after his fatal fall from a hotel balcony. this morning, a look at the questions surrounding the investigation, as family and friends remember his legacy. and all in the family. >> i think every family has some element of sibling rivalry. >> a closer look at the competition between kids and what it means as they grow up. >> full meltdown. >> full meltdown. >> our special correspondent katherine schwarzenegger pratt has the story. all of that, plus sabrina carpenter works 9:00 to 5:00. ♪ working 9:00 to 5:00, what a way to make a living ♪ chris pratt and millie bobby

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>> today is derek's birthday. >> it's my sweet 16. >> for the boys -- >> from north carolina. >> to the "today" show! >> sweet as can be! welcome back this morning! it is a chilly one. and we're so happy that you bundled up, came out to say hello. can't wait to visit with everybody. we've got a busy morning. let us get right to our news. let's start with the race for the white house. 19 days to go before the election. vice president harris sitting down for an interview with fox news yesterday. former president trump addressing a town hall of all-women voters. nbc's chief white house correspondent peter alexander is in the battleground state of wisconsin. harris will be there speaking shortly. peter, good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning. both candidates really trying to address key voting groups where they're looking to broaden their appeal. trump with women. that according to recent polls, largely support harris. and harris, on fox news, trying to reach out to those

independents and conservatives. the vice president last night sparring with her fox news interviewer on critical issues, including immigration. after criticism for not saying how a harris presidency would be different than president biden's, harris declared her presidency would not be in her words a continuation of joe biden. she attacked trump for suggesting he would use the military to handle his political opponents. >> enemy within. within. this is a democracy. and in a democracy, the president of the united states, in the united states of america, should be willing to be able to handle criticism without saying he would lock people up for doing it. >> they were saying i was like threatening. i'm not threatening anybody. they're the ones doing the threatening. they do phony investigations. i've been investigated more than alphonse capone. >> reporter: today also marks the battle of the billionaires with elon musk beginning a speaking tour on behalf of trump.

he'll be in pennsylvania. and today here in pennsylvania, mark cuban a fierce trump critic he will have stops in arizona and michigan. back to you, hoda. >> peter alexander in lacrosse, peter, thank you. reactions pouring in this the details on this. chloe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. this was really shocking news. liam payne was just posting on social media hours before local authorities say he fell from that h morning from the across the world after the tragic death of liam payne, one of the founding members of one direction. he died yesterday, after falling from a hotel balcony in argentina. nbc's chloe melas is here with the details on this. chloe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. this was really shocking news. liam payne was just posting on social media hours before local authorities say he fell from that hotel balcony, and police are said to be investigating the circumstances surrounding his fatal fall and conducting an autopsy. the death of one direction singer liam payne sending shock waves across the music industry and beyond. local authorities telling telemundo that the 31-year-old

music superstar fell from a third floor balcony at a hotel in buenos aires, argentina. the police were called wednesday evening after a report of a, quote, aggressive man, who could be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. [speaking in a global language] is. >> reporter: in audio from a 911 call obtained by telemundo from local media in argentina, a hoe dell staff member tells the operator that a guest has overindulged on drugs and alcohol, and was tearing up their room. the call does not mention payne by name, but appears to be from the same hotel where he was staying. [speaking in a global language] >> reporter: the caller telling 911, he's in a room that has a balcony and we are a little afraid that he will do something that puts his life at risk. in a statement to the associated press, the security ministry of buenos aires says that the singer had jumped from the balcony of his room. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: in the hours surrounding his death, these videos and photos were posted to his social media with girlfriend kate cassidy. ♪

♪ you're insecure ♪ ♪ don't know what for ♪ >> reporter: as one of the five members of one direction, which included fellow singer harry styles, payne was a part of one of the best-selling boy bands of all time. ♪ you don't know you're beautiful ♪ >> reporter: when one direction split in 2016, payne began working on his solo career. he also recently opened up about rehab and his struggles with sobriety. >> the first time i've ever put a drink down, and told someone else, you finish that, i don't need it. and i haven't picked one up since. >> reporter: and earlier this month, he was seen waving at fans while attending former one direction band mate niall horan's concert. the two former band mates reconnecting. >> reporter: touching tributes are pouring in on social media from fans and friends, one from charlie puth, sharing this video of the pair together, writing, liam was always so kind to me. i cannot believe he's gone. and fellow boy band the backstreet boys posting, rest in peace, brothers. and guys, exactly what led up to

payne's death is still unclear, and authority, they are investigating. >> chloe, thank you so much. the ash ch arch diocese of los angeles has reached an historic 880 million settlement over hundreds of child sex abuse claims. it is the largest settlement of its kind with the catholic archdiocese. the agreement settles more than 1,300 sexual abuse claims dating back decades. the lawsuits were filed under a california bill that lifted the statute of limitations and provided a three-year window to revive civil abuse claims. let's turn now to the wnba. a dramatic ending last night in the game three of the finals between the new york liberty and the minnesota lynx. the game was all tied up, a few seconds left on the clock, and then this happened.ourth quartee th >> in the fourth quarter of game three, four seconds, ionescu will heave and hit! and -- sabrina unesco with the biggest shot in liberty history!

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y'all did y'all thing, and that record is 30, 40 years older than both of y'all. and y'all sang it like was y'all record. and i know you would like for me to say like who i would pick. i don't have to make that decision. i like both of them. >> good morning! >> hi, snoop. >> good morning. good morning, ladies. >> how do you like these morning hours? >> you know, actually, i'm dracula, so i don't really sleep. so the morning is the best time for me to get up and work. >> you are living this crazy life, snoop. i think a lot of us felt like we knew you, i don't know, five years ago. i feel like something has happened with you. i mean, i feel like you're blooming in this kind of crazy way with the olympics and all of these different things we've been talking about. have you changed or just has everyone changed around you? >> i think it's more cameras on me. it's still me. i still do the same things i've been doing my whole life. it's just more attention on me, as far as the camera being able to project my daily life and my situations that i -- >> look at that! >> everybody that knows me, knows this is what i've always been. since a kid. i used to get in trouble in

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you couldn't show any side other than there. what changed? >> i think my relationship with pharrell. because he tapped into a side of me that was a smiling side a happy side, a beautiful side because i was so trained to think that i have to keep my guards up, masculine, but pharrell helped me understand, snoop, women love you. you're lovable. you're approachable. smile. make people happy. >> he let snoop be snoop. >> yeah. >> tell us about, you have seven grand kids now. >> yes. >> first of all, they call you snoop -- >> they call me papa snoop. >> what kind of gramps are you? >> with whatever your parents won't let you do, come over here. you can't eat candy, can't watch tv late at night, can't do this, i'm the can can man. >> i love it. >> they say there's a saying that says you're sum total of the five people you spend the most time with. and they kind of define you. who is like your core group? who are your people?

>> wow. my five -- my core people would be my record company, death row records, my friends from back in the days, like from 1970s, kids that i grew up with that became my friends and we're still friends to this day, my immediate family, my wife and my grand kids and that situation. but my kids. and then the public. i feel like the public, i've always engaged with the people. ialways been able to be touchable and be able -- hey, snoop can i get a pick churks can i get an autograph? i've always been that. the five things, if i missed one, maybe the last one just being in touch with me. >> i like that. >> makes sense. >> you were so fun in paris. we got to ride -- remember we rode over to the opening ceremony. >> we rode in traffic but we got there. >> we got there. it's just fun to see you walk through. first of all, you don't blend. you're very tall. how tall are you. >> 6'4". >> and this is an international crowd. >> it's everywhere. we haven't seen that.

we have seen a lot of big celebs in big crowd. no matter what language, they know you. >> i've travelled the world many times. and i've always been up close and personal with the fans. so when we had the olympics and these countries would see me, some of the people had already seen me before. it's just a matter of i love that guy when he came and did a concert for me, now i get to see him again. >> what's on your list? you're done it all. you really have been doing it all. i would like to do that? that's an experience i want to have. >> oh, wow, that's a great question. i don't really know the answer to that because it's like everyday is a new day. i just feel like it's always something exciting that can be done. i'm just looking forward -- >> skydiving? just kidding. >> see, i'm afraid of heights. >> are you? >> i wouldn't do it either. >> my man, redman, give him a shot. redman does that. he's the hip hop guy that jumps out of planes. i'm not doing that, no way. >> you are going to do something in a couple minutes, do the

weather with al. >> al roker going to let me do the weather? >> absolutely. >> don't forget, guys. you have to catch "the voice" mondays and tuesdays 8/7 central on nbc. snoop, you'll hang around for a little bit. go ahead. do something you never did before. >> let me get this weather together real quick. >> okay. snoop, we prepared a special map. all you have to do, touch the map and you will see some special snoop cities. >> hold on, here we go. >> okay. >> for example, we got -- >> al, it's 57 degrees in mary jane falls, nevada? >> that's right. >> and then i heard it was going to be 56 degrees in stoner, colorado. >> that's right. >> but my favorite is when it's nice, hot and misty outside, 84 degrees in blunt, south dakota. >> that's right. >> sliding on down to this area right here above the average highs, 70 degrees in roach, missouri. you understand me? and over here, you know i love -- we stay lucky in

kentucky, it's going to be 60 as we blaze in blaze, kentucky. you dig? >> oh, yeah. >> and over here, we got potsville, pennsylvania, where we'll be 60 degrees. and down low on the go, 61 degrees in high point, get that, high point, north carolina. >> way to go, snoop! >> that's the best one we've ever had. >> oh my gosh. >> that's it. >> that's what's going on around

all right. second best time of the morning. >> i was going to say that was just the best time of the morning. >> was that fun? >> yes, it was. i've never been able to tell the weather, but it felt good doing that. >> that's how al feels everyday. let's get to "popstart" now. we'll start with bruce springsteen and zack brian. the musicians going one on one for a fascinating conversation where bryan revealed to the boss how their band really came together. >> i get home and call on all my best friends from high school who put all of their instruments down, their drums, their guitars, and i was like, hey, zbees, i need a band and i don't trust anybody. and one of my best friends quit his job as a teacher. one of my best friends quit his job as a metal technician. like, everyone just quit their jobs. and we went and got in my superduty truck and drove to the iowa state fair and played our first show. >> oh, my god. >> to this day, i still have ptsd from it. it was the most terrifying experience of my life.

we didn't even rehearse. we were just like, let's do this. there was 1,500 -- >> the show just kept getting better and better and better. >> wow. >> bryan also opening up about why he doesn't want to be considered a country artist, but rather a songwriter. after the interview, the two headed right to the studio to record their song "sandpaper" together. >> are you a country music fan? >> actually, zach sent me a song and i got to put a verse on it! >> wow! >> that's cool. >> wow. all right. >> i'm inspired seeing him with the boss, with bruce springsteen. >> there you go. that verse will be written before the end of the show. >> next up, sabrina carpenter recently kicked off her short and sweet tour. stopping in nashville last night. sabrina was working late, or in this case, 9:00 to 5:00. check out the star's latest dolly parton cover. ♪ working 9:00 to 5:00 ♪ ♪ what a way to make a living ♪ ♪ barely getting by ♪ ♪ it's all taking and no giving ♪ no

giving ♪ ♪ they just use your mind ♪ ♪ they just use your mind ♪ ♪ it's enough to drive you crazy if you let it ♪ >> there we go! dolly parton fan also? >> what?! >> dolly, i would love to meet you. when do i get to meet you? >> oh. >> you've never met dolly? >> no! dolly, i love you. >> we'll make things happen. next up, kelsea ballerini, the singer dropping new music overnight. the singer dropping new music listen to this. ♪ i rode off into the sunset ♪ ♪ thought i knew all of the rules ♪ ♪ thought i could ride like a pro ♪ ♪ never knew i would have a round two ♪ ♪ i fell off, but i found you ♪ ♪ take my heart, but take it slow ♪ ♪ because this ain't my first rodeo ♪ >> hoda caught it. did you notice anyone familiar in that video? >> yes, i did. that's kelsea's boyfriend, "outer banks" star, chase

stokes. ballerini took to instagram to share the new single. writing, first rodeo is all about embracing fragility, hope and getting back on the horse. the video is out now featuring the handsome human who inspired the song and made me love sunsets again. you can catch even more music from kelsea ballerini when she joins us on the plaza next friday, october 25th. >> okay. next up, mila kunis. the actress stopped by jimmy kimmel last night and shared her son's very creative halloween costume. >> my son comes to me and says, i know what i want to be. i was like, cool, ninja, vampire? where are we at? he said, i want to be the torch holder from the opening of the paris olympic games. who ah? don't ah, the costume doesn't exist. i took the photo of the guy in the olympic games, put it on my computer, i was like, can i do this. i have to get a jacket with the gold buttons.

i started looking it all up. it was exhausting. >> moms are working hard to build the costume. if you tune in for the olympics, which i'm sure you did, you'll remember this masked torch bearer, winding through paris at the opening ceremony. and snoop, you carried the torch yourself. he could dress up as you. >> that would be more simple. get a cool little white t-shirt with white sweatpants and give him something to hold on to and he would have been dipped and whipped. >> dipped and whipped! >> little dog. >> baby dogg. >> all right. finally, we are throwing things way back nor one. do you remember this popular toy? >> the viewmaster! >> you know how they make it so real? viewmaster 3-d artists draw lots of pictures. one in the back, one in the middle, one in the front. when you see them altogether in 3-d, the characters look so real, you think you could reach in and touch them. >> i didn't know they were connected with masters of the universe. >> they had them for everything. >> i think that's all a part of mattel. >> it's the newest toy that actually dates all the way back to 1939.

>> i remember that. >> shut up! >> the newest toy that's going to get perhaps the movie treatment. the handheld allowed you to see 3-d imagine reels. now the latest classic mattel toy is going to get its own live action movie. following the massive success of "barbie," the upcoming project described as a four quadrant family adventure. we don't know anything more than that, but we'll keep an eye out for details. i bet it's going to be cool. maybe in 3-d. >> here for it. >> love it. >> snoop, you make everything more fun. thank you for spreading joy. >> he goes, what are y'all on, caffeine? >> yeah, we are! coming up, guys, look who's here! chris att and milly bobby pr

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it is 8:30 on a thursday morning. look at all of these happy, smiling faces. you might notice the music that's playing right now. a little music from the princess of pop herself, kylie minogue. kylie is coming out with a new album, and we cannot wait to hear all about it when kylie joins us tomorrow, right here on "today." >> that will be awesome! also, guys, ahead in this half hour, a story all families need to see brought to us by our friend, katherine schwarzenegger pratt. she's taking a look inside sibling rivalry, how parents can help our kids feel confident without being competitive. why aren't you more like your sister? all that stuff. >> we need this story. and look who happens to be here? mr. katherine pratt schwarzenegger, along with the darling millie bobby brown. these two have a new movie. chris and katherine are about to have a baby. we have a sneak peek for "the electric state," it's the

trailer for it. millie and chris are in it and that's coming up soon. >> a lot happening here. by the way, coming up in just a few minutes on the third hour, always love it when geoffrey zakarian stops by. we know we'll eat well. >> can i say a quick happy birthday to my sister! >> yes. >> holla! happy birthday. i just wanted to shout her out. >> we love you, hala. >> mr. roker? >> it's become winter overnight. >> just fall like. very fall. this is not winter yet. >> feels wintry. >> feels kind of wintry to me. >> this is nothing! in the meantime, let's show you what we've got going on. a chilly start on friday, in the east, gulf sunshine down south. we're looking at a snow and windy conditions through the rockies. a flood threat through the southwest on saturday. sunny skies throughout much of the rest of the country. and sunday, sunday!

we've got a gorgeous day up and down the east coast, nice and warm in the midwest. snow showers hanging around good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today it will start to become a little bit more windy going into the afternoon, but we are getting ready for some very critically dry conditions and high winds during the overnight hours. the fire danger continues into the next couple of days, with elevations above 500ft getting the brunt of those high winds that could peak 40 to 50mph, and san francisco will also >> announcer: this portion of >> reporter: this portion of "today" is sponsored by ninja kitchen. if you can crave it, you can brew it. >> well, we are brewing up something fun this morning with our new coffee cart. and we are joined by special guest, erin leechy. she's one of the real housewives of new york city and a paid

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anniversary, we are going to give you, thanks to our sponsor, ninja, we'll send you this ninja luxe cafe machine. not only that, you'll get a year's worth of coffee. so you guys will be all wired for the next 25 years. >> awesome! >> thank you, thank you! >> happy anniversary. >> there you go. >> we love that. guys? >> 25 years! >> all right, congrats, guys. coming up next, much-needed help for everyone at home with kids when it comes to managing sibling rivalries. our dear friend, katherine schwarzenegger pratt is joining us with the story that all parents need to see. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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as well. we're talking about sibling rivalries. >> i hope my kids are watching. experts say a little competition between the kids can be a healthy thing, but also can become harmful. and parents can unknowingly make things a little bit worse. >> joining us with a deeper look is our special guest correspondent, katherine schwarzenegger pratt. she's a "new york times" best-selling author. she's the host of a very cool podcast called bda baby. katherine, good morning! >> good morning, guys! as the eldest of four siblings, i can definitely relate to this subject. studies show that siblings can experience rivalry up to eight times an hour. so being a mom of two young kids and a stepmom with another one on the way, i wanted to know, what are the best ways to handle sibling rivalries and to make each kid feel special and embraced? >> thanks for finding them, cindy. >> whether you're the oldest, youngest, or somewhere in between -- >> marcia, marcia, marcia! >> sibling rivalry can rear its head. in fictional families --

>> i'm the eldest boy! i am the eldest boy! >> reporter: and in the real world. >> a lot of the competitive nature comes from of wanting to be like, who can put their shoes on first, who can do this first, who can do that first? i think every family has some element of sibling rivalry. >> reporter: samantha thomas says her two boys, 8-year-old henry and 6-year-old walker, are super close, but also can be competitive over who gets more time with mom and dad and who gets the most stuff. >> like, we'd fight about who gets this or who gets what. >> what are the benefits to being the oldest? >> you get everything first. >> do you remember being an only child? >> yeah. it was pretty good. >> until -- >> until -- >> dun dun dun. me. >> reporter: surveys show nearly half of siblings, both male and female, say they had rivalries growing up. with middle siblings slightly

more likely to say they experienced it. experts say the most difficult time for this, early in middle childhood. >> the sibling is the first person who we can start to compare ourselves to. >> reporter: university of missouri professor, megan gilligan, runs a lab studying sibling rivalry and says while these rivalries may seem negative, they do have a developmental purpose. helping siblings figure out what's unique about them, and separate their identities. something my sister christina and i went through growing up in a family of four siblings. >> we're 19 months apart. i'm the oldest. you're next. and from day one, we were kind of dressed similar, did everything together. arguing over clothes, arguing over toys, arguing over friends and boys, and finding our own interests. >> from an early age, i just remember wanting to do my own thing, wanting to dress my own way. if we got similar presents, it was not okay.

>> full meltdown. >> full meltdown. >> you had boyfriends before i did, and i remember when we were like in our 20s, people would say, your sister has a boyfriend. why don't you have a boyfriend? i remember mom always saying to people, don't compare them. don't say that. don't compare them. >> we're similar and also both so different, so the more that we can focus on those differences and also just like lean into them, which i think both of our parents taught us a lot. i just think that that allows for kind of more peace between a relationship. >> reporter: experts say when parents don't support their kids' differences and favor one child over the other, it can be harmful. and lead to higher rates of anxiety, depression, and substance abuse later in life. >> if children perceive that they're the person that parents are having the most conflict, and that disappointment or conflict is greater than they notice with their brothers or sisters, that really seemed to

be consequential for how kids feel about themselves. >> reporter: the promote healthy sibling dynamics, experts say parents should resist sibling comparisons and celebrate their strengths. also, be transparent with your kids about why one sibling may require more of your time or resources. and always try to support each sibling's individuality. samantha says, while both of her boys play sports, she also encourages their separate interests. like henry's love of writing, and walker's passion for art. talents that make them stand out in the family, and feel special. >> they're very different people and need different things, so trying to be really just communicative and aware of it. >> that was great! >> yeah. >> learned a lot. >> made me think a lot about how i parent. >> yeah, and you know, you guys turned out so good, you had maria as your mother. so you know that was going to work out well. >> as a mom, i feel like i work really hard to make everything even steven, and nobody ever --

and they still fight all day. >> yeah. how about your kids, katherine? >> i mean, i'm kind of seeing their personalities emerge now. they're 4 and 2, so you know, i relate to a lot of it with christina and i being so close in age growing up and having two girls. i feel like i come with experience, but also sensitivity. >> well, yeah. we should also mention, by the way, katherine, your cool podcast "bda baby" is available wherever you listen to podcasts, also on your youtube channel. and katherine, i don't know if you know this, but we're sitting on a couch next to someone who loves you -- >> with millie bobby brown! >> oh, and chris pratt. >> hi, honey. i made it! >> he'll be home soon! >> good job, that was so good! >> thank you. >> i love you, i miss you. how you feeling? >> i feel great. just hope to not go into labor before you get home! >> that would be great! >> is it two weeks? really? >> she has two minutes. any moment now. yeah, probably a couple of weeks. yeah.

>> well, congratulations. >> thanks, katherine. >> thank you. we're back in a moment with much more from chris and millie. and guys, you brought along some of your co-stars. they're right outside on our plaza, right? coming up, millie bobby brown and chris pratt. your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast business internet and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today!

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trailer. take a look. >> after the rebellion, robots lost their freedom and i lost everyone i love. >> you want to go get your brother back, i'll go with you. ♪ >> you can't change the way things are. >> watch me. >> get ready! we're in! millie, good morning! >> you guys are so delighted. did you see this? >> we're so pumped. >> the chemistry is like, right there. is that -- that's a huge part of this movie, don't you think, millie? >> absolutely. i think having a real friendship beyond the camera is huge. and i think going on to set, i was obviously nervous. you know, like, this is going to be somebody that -- you're forced friends. and to actually become friends was such a delight. and i think, obviously, that comes across on screen, which is amazing. he's like the funniest person. >> i was going to say. >> ever! >> was he cracking you up?

>> every day! i find it -- i've never actually been put in that position, where i really, really crack up during takes. and i -- he is just like so naturally funny that, yeah -- and his improv, i really try to carry on with the scene, but he's -- i can't. i break. >> chris is like, go on. >> yeah, go on. i'm feeling a lot of pressure right now to be really funny this morning. -- he's so naturally funny -- and chris? uh, knock knock. yeah, no, it was great. it was so fun getting to work with millie and it was just -- it was an awesome experience. the russo brothers, of course, who directed it. they directed "avengers: end game" and "infinity war." they're such visionaries. it's a massive, epic scope and scale, but really rooted in humanity and the relationship between these two folks is a huge part of it. >> you have robots, but they look cute. there's something human about them.

it's not like big, evil, terminator machine takes over the world. >> if hoda looks at me, i will rust. >> savannah! i'm going to short circuit! >> the robots -- >> what did they say? what does that mean, if hoda looks at me, i will rust? >> don't even. we don't know. >> that seems like, offensive. >> slightly. just a little on the line. >> i feel the same way. >> yeah, it's -- they're cute. the robots are cute. they're like service robots. they're the kind of robots that would serve you ice cream or be vending machines or help you change your tire. and then there's this big robot uprising and they basically get decimated by the human army and get relegated to this ex zone. it's really complicated, but extraordinary and even though it has all of these robots, it's deeply rooted in humanity. that's what you see in these robots. >> when savannah was talking about your chemistry, it's obvious, but i was just thinking about your histories. you seem to have so many things in common. we know millie, when you were hear the other time, you were talking about all of these animals that you love and cherish and are part of you and your farm. chris, you've got the same kind of deal.

>> yes, yeah. that was maybe one of if not the most endearing quality about millie, was just her love for animals. i mean, she's shown up on set, it is absolutely a barn yard following her. she has a mini horse and a goat and like 19 dogs. and there are just like chickens flying out of her trailer. she loves animals. and she and jake are both so thoughtful in helping to rescue so many animals. in fact, i was able to help you adopt out one of your pit bulls to dave batista, who's drastic drax, big movie star, he's drax in guardians of the galaxy, but he loves pit bulls, and there was this beautiful pit bull named tallulah who needed a home. and i called dave, and he was like, i got it, brother, i'll take her. and now tallulah is her new baby. he's in love. i got to be part of that and it felt really good. >> you were part of that journey. i feel like when i went on to set, i was just starting my farm and adding animals, and i remember being like, i think i want to get like goats and i remember you being like, i have a farm, and i do that.

and he was -- he informed me. it was at the very beginning of that farm journey for me. but i remember -- where is your farm? >> in the san juan islands -- no, in washington state. on the west coast. >> i remember being like, okay, that's something we share in common. and i got a wagon of pit bulls, do you know anyone that would want to -- and he was like, actually i do. >> this is one of your most adorable and sincerist qualities. she loves every living thing. lambs sleep in your beds sometimes. that's happened? >> that has happened. i had a week-old lamb and i remember -- actually it was during filming of "electric state." aid and i brought it home. that's going to sleep outside. no. i have to wake up every four hours to feed it so it's staying in the bed. you had a beautiful wedding in italy. how does it feel? >> it feels great. there's a part of me that's just like, oh, it's over. but it was just unbelievable.

and i keep saying it, it was like lightning in a bottle. that feeling. i'll never get it again, but i'm so happy that it happened. and that i'm able to live in it and get to look back at those pictures. >> it's beautiful. >> and new baby coming in a couple weeks. >> yes. >> and katherine. >> you don't have to tell us obviously, but do you know it's a boy or girl? >> we have two girls now. i have my son jack and the two girls. we don't know. we wait and we're surprised. >> and he's not lying. i can tell. no, he really doesn't know. >> you can tell? >> yeah. >> i have a feeling. i have a feeling. >> that it is a -- >> he has an intuition. i won't say what it is in case i'm wrong and the child sees this and it's confusing for them. one day, child, you'll know i knew. i knew exactly what you were. >> or not. >> congratulations. >> chris and milli-e, thank you so much. "the electric state" is available on netflix march 14th. we're back in a moment.

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♪ all right. can't let the morning get away from us without celebrating some birthdays. >> all right. got the smucker's jars ready. so let's give them a spin. first up, we have a happy 100th birthday to miss ada rice from tuscaloosa, alabama. avid gardener who teaches quilting classes every year. love that hat! milton minner is from ohio. he's 100. a world war ii vet. and retired mailman. loves listening to jazz and blues. thank you for your service, sir. happy 100th birthday to francis tomlinson from lafayette, colorado. the secret to her longevity, keeping her mind sharp with puzzles. happy 100th birthday to marie howe from chicopee, massachusetts. she's learning how to text. me, too. todd castech is 100.

from las vegas, nevada. loves cooking breakfast for his great grandson' on. and happy 100th birth date to catherine champine from harper woods. she ends her day with a bag of chips and a gin martini. all that and a bag of chips. i love it. >> all right, good time out here on the plaza? good time? okay. just want to make sure. don't go anywhere, folks. we're back with more. third and fourth hour is coming up, including much more snoop d-o-double-g. sg. he's co-hosts with hoda and jenna and his friend martha stewart will join in on the fun as well.

good morning. 8:56 a.m. marcus washington. well, today, expect to get an earthquake warning on your phone. this is if all goes according to plan. it is a test of the shake app alert. it's going to happen on the anniversary of the 6.9 loma prieta earthquake. the california academy of sciences has a simulator. this is where people can feel what it was like during that earthquake. uc berkeley also holding simulations and bart will trigger a shake alert app. this is in order to test its emergency response happening now. you can find a lot of earthquake resources over at nbcbayarea.com. plus, don't miss kris sanchez live report on the simulations coming up at 11. plus, windy and dry conditions could trigger powe

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