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>> usa, usa! >> former president trump takes madison square garden for a ruckus closing argument before a massive audience. >> we are bringing back the american dream. >> former first lady melania trump with a rare campaign appearance. but this morning, trump's chosen pre-show of controversial speakers threatening to upstage him. >> there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. yeah, i think it's called puerto rico. >> the democrats pouncing on a potential rift with latino voters as harris launches a battleground blitz in philadelphia. >> we have the ability to turn the page on that same old, tired playbook, because we are exhausted with it. >> this morning, where it all stands with just eight days out. alarming escalation. iran responding to israel's

unprecedented air strikes near tehran, declaring it has the right to defend itself. the u.s. urging both sides to back down. we will have the latest in a live report from the region. hold the onions. new details on mcdonald's e. coli outbreak, the company announcing quarter pounders will return to the menu, but without onions, after beef patties are ruled out as the source of that alarming health scare. what you need to know ahead of your fast food order. halloween heat. temperatures soaring across the country this week. 90s in parts of the south. records in texas and minneapolis. and set to spread to the northeast just in time for trick-or-treating, as a major drought worsens as well. al has the full forecast. those stories, plus a "today" exclusive. >> really, all he ever wanted was to love and to be loved. >> matthew perry's family opening up exactly one year after the beloved star's death.

>> you know, it hits me so hard that he's not there. >> what they are now revealing about his final days. >> i don't even know if in his mind he had relapsed. >> that's interesting. >> i don't think he did. >> and their new mission to help other families impacted by addiction. and rivalry renewed. >> to the blitz. purdy gets it out. it's a touchdown! >> the 49ers hold off the cowboys for a big sunday night win, while baseball fans gear up for game three of the world series after a thrilling weekend in l.a. >> hits the ball, right field. she is gone! >> the dodgers now just two wins away and getting hopeful news after an injury scare for the team's superstar shohei ohtani. we're covering it all live from yankee stadium, today, monday, october 28th, 2024. from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie

and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody. 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. dodgers, you're up. yankee stadium has the lights on this morning, hoping to get some of this back, some momentum going again. >> the yankees down 2-0 and we're going to see what happens when they come to the bronx. world series game three is tonight. >> also ahead, our exclusive sit-down with matthew perry's family, including his mom, suzanne. this is their first in-depth interview since the beloved star's death one year ago. we are going to start with the race for the white house, eight days to go. the candidates making what can now be called their closing arguments. donald trump in front of a packed crowd at madison square garden. that rally overshadowed by some racist remarks ahead of the former president's speech. >> meanwhile, kamala harris was in pennsylvania, certainly a state that is critical to her

path for victory. this trip marking her 14th to that state since entering the race in july. we've got it all covered. we'll get started with nbc's garrett haake, who is on the story this morning. hi, garrett. good morning. eight days to go. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning. and donald trump heads here to georgia later today for two events in what for him is a must-win battleground state. it comes on the heels of that maga mega rally overnight in manhattan where trump's own message was overshadowed by his supporters' dark, and at times racist rhetoric. donald trump kicking off the campaign's final week with a massive rally overnight in new york's madison square garden. the former president introduced by his wife melania, lashing out at his rival kamala harris with personal attacks. >> everyone knows she is a low i.q. individual. >> reporter: repeating his recent attacks on democrats. >> they are indeed the enemy

from within. >> reporter: the rally took a dark and divisive tone long before trump took the stage. the opening speaker cracking a racist joke about latinos, so vulgar, it's mostly unarable. >> the latinos love making babies, they do. there's no [ bleep ]. they don't do that. they [ bleep ] just like they did to our country. >> reporter: then pivoting to puerto rico. >> there's literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. yeah, i think it's called puerto rico. >> reporter: that joke not just offensive, but potentially politically un-wise with large populations of puerto rican voters spread out across the spring states, including more than 400,000 in pennsylvania alone. the trump campaign responding to the comedian's set, which included other racist attacks, saying this joke does not reflect the views of president trump or the campaign. other speakers continued the attacks. radio host sid rosenberg on hillary clinton.

>> what a sick son of a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: many targeting harris. >> her and her pimp handlers will destroy our country. >> reporter: one calling her the devil. >> she is the anti-christ. >> reporter: tucker carlson, also attacking the vice president. >> the first samoan asian, low iq, california prosecutor ever to be elected president. >> reporter: as the speakers rallied the crowd. >> it needs to be a landslide. >> reporter: and trump delivered his closing message. >> everyone will prosper, every family will thrive and every day will be filled with opportunity and hope, and very much so, it will be filled with the american dream. we're bringing back the american dream. >> reporter: it's the joke about puerto rico that continues to draw attention and condemnation overnight, including from some celebrities with ties to the

island, bad bunny, ricky martin, jennifer lopez, all posting about harris' plan for puerto rico, which by coincidence she posted yesterday in philadelphia. this is a totally different message to their millions of followers on social media than trump got at the rally. >> garrett haake leading us off, thank you. vice president harris will spend the day in michigan in the closing week of the campaign, after a weekend rally in philadelphia, and her first appearance on the trail with former first lady michelle obama. nbc's gabe gutierrez is at the white house. he's got more. good morning. >> reporter: this morning the harris campaign is slamming the rhetoric at trump's madison square garden rally. the vice president is focusing today on the economy, touting her support for manufacturing in a must-win state. in the final sprint to election day, vice president harris heads to barnstorm michigan where

early voting kicked off saturday, and more than 1.5 million people have already cast their ballots. harris rallying in the state on saturday, joined for the first time on the campaign trail by michelle obama, the former first lady addressing voters, especially men with a message on reproductive rights. >> i recognize that there are a lot of angry disillusioned people out there. if we don't get this election right, your wife, your daughter, your mother, we as women, will become collateral damage to your rage. so, are you as men prepared to look into the eyes of the women and children you love and tell them that you supported this assault on our safety? >> reporter: the harris campaign continuing that focus after a massive rally friday in ruby red texas, with superstar beyonce. >> we must vote and we need you.

it's time to sing a new song. >> reporter: on sunday, the vice president crisscrossing philadelphia. >> i so strongly believe that our campaign in this fight really is not against something, it's for something. >> reporter: also preparing to deliver her closing argument in a prime time speech tomorrow from the ellipse in the shadow of the white house, the same place where former president trump spoke ahead of the january 6th attack on the capitol. >> he is full of dark language that is about retribution and revenge, and so the american people have a choice. it's either going to be that or it will be me there, focused on my to-do list. >> reporter: meanwhile, the white house says president biden will vote early today in delaware as he continues a more low profile campaign role. >> gabe gutierrez at the white house, thank you. we turn to escalating tensions in the middle east after israel launched retaliatory strikes inside iran.

the u.n. security council set to hold a meeting today as the region and world wait to see how iran will respond. nbc's raf sanchez joining us from tel aviv. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the cia director was in qatar this weekend for cease-fire talks focused on a new proposal from egypt, a two-day cease-fire in exchange for the release of just four hostages, but those talks overshadowed by tensions between israel and iran. this morning, the middle east on edge. iran weighs its response to israel's unprecedented air strikes this weekend. waves of fighter jets carrying out israel's first ever open attack on its regional enemy, hitting military strikes in retaliation for iran's missile barrage at the start of the month. president biden urging both sides not to escalate further. but iran's supreme leader meeting the families of soldiers killed in the bombing leaving the door open to revenge strikes.

in israel, tensions high after this suspected truck ramming attack near a military base north of tel aviv. most of the victims were senior citizens. some of them pinned underneath the truck. one man in his early 70s was killed. more than 30 others injured. it was a quiet start to the israeli workweek here when this truck came crashing in. you can see from the damage the speed it was going. the driver, a palestinian man with israeli citizenship, was shot dead at the scene, police say. while in gaza, this video going viral. a 6-year-old girl with her sister on her back, walking barefoot for miles after her sibling was hit by a car. our team met her family in the tent they now call home. they were forced to flee northern gaza by bombing and looming famine. little children made to grow up fast in this pitiless war. and israel's military today

wrapping up a raid on one of the last functioning hospitals in northern gaza. they say they found weapons inside and captured militants. but hospital authorities say they killed a number of civilians, including the hospital director's son. >> raf, thank you very much. meantime, we are following a major update on mcdonald's e. coli outbreak. the fast food giant announcing it will put quarter pounders back on the menu at hundreds of restaurants after testing ruled out the beef patties as the source. so let's bring in maggie vespa at mcdonald's global headquarters in chicago. good morning. what's the latest? >> reporter: in its strongest language yet, mcdonald's is calling the raw slivered onions on the quarter pounder the, quote, likely source of this e. coli outbreak that the cdc says has sickened 75 people across 13 states. this after the colorado department of agriculture tested

fresh and frozen beef patties from multiple locations across the state, and all testing on the beef patties came back negative. as a result, mcdonald's shifting its focus seemingly entirely to california-based onion supplier taylor farms, who said in a statement on friday they're, quote, saddened by the outbreak and have issued a preemptive recall. mcdonald's now says it is bringing the quarter pounder back nationwide. noting it will just for now be served without onions in several states for the time being. mcdonald's president apologizing to customers and stressing the food currently served in their restaurants is safe. all of this comes as mcdonald's is facing mounting lawsuits tied to the outbreak, at least two filed so far, with one attorney telling me he's been retained by 31 families. hoda. >> all right. maggie, thanks. all right. getting to quarter after the hour. we've got craig here. good morning. >> good morning. good morning to you as well.

the opening weekend of the world series between the new york yankees and the los angeles dodgers over-delivered on drama. the dodgers striking first in l.a., winning both games, including that jaw-dropping walk-off grand slam. tonight the action moves back to the bronx. sam brock, he couldn't wait. he's already there for us this morning. he's at yankee stadium. hey, sam. >> reporter: craig, good morning. savannah, hoda, good morning. look, this place will be rocking tonight. the last time the yankees hosted a world series game was 2009, that was the inaugural year of the new yankees stadium and the 27th championship the team has won. now the dodgers coming to town up 2-0. their star mvp shohei ohtani expected to play after injuring his shoulder over the weekend, and coming off of the high of one of the most epic endings you will ever see to a major league baseball. the first two games of a dodgers/yankees world series have lived up to the hype and then some. >> cortez delivers. freeman hits the ball to right field.

she is gone! >> reporter: in game one, dodgers first baseman freddie freeman with a walk-off grand slam, the first in world series history. that moment reminiscent of the legendary walk-off homer gibson hit for the dodgers back in 1988. >> so the dodgers trying to catch lightning right now. >> reporter: both men playing on injured legs. >> high to right field. she is gone! >> reporter: freeman went on emergency leave this year when his 3-year-old son was hospitalized with a rare autoimmune disorder. now with his family healthy and in tow, including his father, freeman's emotions flowed. >> if he didn't love the game of baseball, i wouldn't be here, you know, playing this game. that's fred freeman right there. >> the yankees are feeling the head after squandering the lead. >> we won't flinch.

we have to keep at it. >> reporter: as shohei ohtani's injury in the game two win, now the main story line for the series, as the all-time talent suffered a partially dislocated shoulder. manager dave roberts said tests are still ongoing, but ohtani has good range of motion and strength. >> i just don't see him not playing game three. >> reporter: the series set for a trio of games in new york inside a 21st version of the house that ruth built, where the bronx bombers have 27 championships. but they will have to overcome the magic of the mighty dodgers and freddie freeman, whose grand slam ball sits in the hands of 10-year-old zachary. >> do you think you will remember this game with your mom and dad for the rest of your life? >> definitely. so far been the best day of my life by a long shot. >> reporter: now, zachary says there is like a 99% chance that he's going to be keeping that ball. he's going to try to get freddie

freeman to sign it. as for freddie freeman when he returned to the hospital after his son got out, they made t-shirts that said max strong. the team was all wearing them. it was so emotional for him that he said it brought freeman to tears. and then for his home run, that thing reached the stands at 8:39 p.m. on friday night. keep in mind, kirk gibson's home run was 8:38 p.m. talk about an incredible coincidence. >> sam, way to go. way to go, zach, as well. best day of his life so far. we will have much more later on the world series excitement later this morning from former stars from the yankees and the dodgers both stop by studio 1a. >> that's a beautiful story about freddie freeman. even our yankees fans in the studio are crying. >> absolutely. >> mr. roker, how about a check of your weather? >> the next three nights, game three, game four, game five to wednesday, clear, comfortable, cool, maybe a few clouds on wednesday. but great weather at least for a great team. and great series. 21 million people have chilly weather from upstate new york

down into the carolinas. we are looking at temperatures right now 35 cleveland, 31 in baltimore. it's 49 degrees in new york city. but the jet stream way up to the north, midsection of the country, minneapolis could hit a record, kansas city. oklahoma city will be 88 degrees. el paso 91. tomorrow, cleveland, you will come very close to your record at 78. little rock 87. chicago 81 degrees, probably breaking a record, and stays mild right into the weekend. mid to upper 70s in new york. halloween on thursday 78 degrees beautiful. washington, 80, lexington 78, and memphis 75 on halloween. that's what's going on around the country. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . thanks mom

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laura jarett following that story. >> the man accused of killing those four students now trying to get the death penalty off the table entirely. we're going to break down his latest strategy and whether it could actually work. >> laura, thank you. ahead, a "today," exclusive. our conversation with matthew perry's family one year after the beloved star's tragic death. this morning their ongoing fight for justice and answers. what they miss most about their son and brother and their mission now to help other families struggling with addiction. but, first, this i sam s liccardo gets things don. as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising.

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at the scene one of the victims was her coworker. the two car crash happened a little after midnight on highway 25, in bloomfield. according to a witness, a solo driver in each car died at the scene. witnesses also informed our crew one of the victims is a santa clara county emergency dispatcher. we have not received confirmation from the chp. the cause of the crash is not yet known. i'm kris sanchez in san jose. where is the first day on the job for the new san jose police chief? though it's not the first day with the department. paul joseph has been a member of the sfpd for 30 years. chief paul joseph was the acting chief for the last seven months. he has experience in homicide, robbery, patrol, narcotics and merge, which is san jose pd's version of swat. chief joseph says he's committed to maximizing what the department can do through technology and partnerships with community groups. and he's committed to transparency. let's get a look at the forecast for this monday morning with meteorologist kari hall. starting out with some clouds and cool temperatures. watching

out for the possibility of rain right now it is to our north and we will at least see some spotty sprinkles in a few spots. it's going to be cooler today. highs in the mid to upper 60s for the north bay into the inland east bay. san francisco 60 degrees. and then it becomes very windy this evening. we're watching all of those changes. laura. all right. thank you. and don't forget to join us for today in the bay live streaming newscast at 8 a.m. apple's latest airpods can help with the hearing impaired. we'll learn more when we sit down with an apple representative. join us on roku, amazon fire tv and streaming platforms including nbcbayarea.com and our app. have a great monday

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this trial is still a year away. but what form of punishment bryan kohberger would ultimately face if convicted now a major point of contention, as the victims' families are left, yet again, waiting for answers. >> this is state v. kohberger. >> the legal team doubling down now on efforts to keep the death penalty off the table. >> i understand the stakes in this case are as high as they can possibly be. >> kohberger is charged with the murder of four university of idaho students, kaylee goncalves, ethan chapin, xana kernodle and madison mogen. they were stabbed to death in their off-campus home in november of 2022. a previous judge entered a not guilty plea on kohberger's behalf, but the case has been slow moving, with delays and a recent change of venue. >> your honor, bryan is innocent. >> kohberger's lawyers now arguing the methods of capitol

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others. >> it does seem like that light up the room personality. >> oh, gosh, yeah. it is something you are born with or not born with. he was born with it in spades. >> but it must be sad, i think, that he was also very lonely in his soul. >> the sort of exterior that people know about hid an insecure, often very sad guy. >> when i dance, i look like this. [ laughter ] >> to millions around the world, matthew perry was a friend. >> pivot! pivot! >> shut up! shut up! shut up! >> the lovable chandler bing. >> i'm not great at the advice. can i interest you in a sarcastic comment? that boy fros mom suzanne, stepfather keith, and sisters

katelyn, emily and madeleine morrison, he was manu, still that boy from ottawa, whose favorite audience was his family. >> it was always like a jubilant thing when he would come over. >> it was coupled with heart ache as they watched matthew battle addiction, a struggle he opened up about in his 2022 memoir. >> i was spending most of my time trying to figure out how to get 55 vicodin a day. >> i'm a very lucky woman, but there was one glitch, there was one problem that i couldn't -- i couldn't conquer it. i couldn't help him. >> matthew's family is now looking to help others struggling, launching the matthew perry foundation of canada. >> if it doesn't stop, we're going to lose so many million people. >> kaitlyn is the executive director. >> even when he was struggling in dark times, we were always proud of him. we were always proud of the fact that he kept fighting and that

he made it a big focus of his life to help other people. >> it is clearly the work of your heart and for him. >> what he taught the world is that no amount of money will cure an addict. it needs something else and that's what we're trying to do. >> suzanne, you wrote that you miss him with every breath that you take. >> i do. but the one thing that i have to learn very hard to do, and that's one of the reasons why i want to support katie however i can, is you've got to stop blaming yourself, because it tears you up. >> it was one year ago when suzanne and keith got the call no parent wants to receive. >> somebody called suzanne, and they just said, matthew is dead and it -- >> matthew's dead. your son is dead. >> before his death, he had been

receiving ketamine infusions, a treatment for depression and anxiety that authorities say turned into an addiction. >> he went through a period, interesting enough, just before he died when he was showing me one of his new houses. he came up to me and he said, i love you so much, and i'm so happy to be with you now, and i'm so -- it was almost as though it was a premonition or something. i didn't think about it at the time, but i thought, how long has it been since we've had a conversation like that? it's been years. >> you got to have that moment of healing. >> i think it was something. there was an inevitability to what was going to happen next to him, and he felt it very strongly. but he said, i'm not frightened anymore, and it worried me. >> did you think there was some knowing? >> i think it was this new medication that he was on. >> yeah.

we didn't know how much he was taking. >> when he passed, did you think he's sober? he's still on his path? >> it appeared to us as if he was. not to you? it certainly seemed like it to me, that he was -- though he had been treated with ketamine that it hadn't turned into something that he couldn't control. although, you know, he was a guy who would make decisions. i can handle this, i can do this, i can tell you what's right. i know the whole system inside and out. i know what the drug will do to me. so there was that worry that, let's see, what's he really doing? >> he had done the book tour, and he seemed to be confidently on the other side. >> i don't even know if in his mind he had relapsed. >> that's interesting. >> i don't think he did. >> he didn't. >> five people have been charged in connection with matthew's death. three have pleaded guilty. two others not guilty and will face trial next year. >> what do you think about the fact that there has been some accountability there? >> i'm thrilled. i'm thrilled. >> what i'm hoping, and i think

the agencies that got involved in this are hoping, that people who have put themselves in the business of supplying people with the drugs that will kill them, that they are now on notice it doesn't matter what your professional credentials are, you are going down, baby. >> he wrote about having a couple of pretty profound experiences with god. i wonder if you ever let yourself imagine that maybe that's the place or the company he's in now. >> i don't think there is a single person in this room who doesn't like talk to him and, you know, we stopped and saw the most beautiful sky you have ever seen in your life last night. >> we saw the northern lights last night. >> i mean, you can feel divinity in that moment. >> yet other moments, a heartbreaking reminder of their loss. >> even now, i'll see something funny or ridiculous on the news or whatever, i go to call him.

i have more freedom of a relationship with him now than i ever did. and then i -- you know, it hits me so hard that he's not there. >> go to the cemetery once in a while and she'll sit there and have a chat with him for a while. >> what do you miss most about him? >> everything. our little jokes that we had, his, like, give me a squeeze kind of -- yeah, he was just always there. >> what about you, emily? >> what do i miss? >> yeah. >> i mean, my brother. he was -- sorry. >> it's okay.

>> like he was grumpy all the time, but he was funny all the time. >> when the people that he loved succeeded or they were scared, he would do anything for you. really, all he ever wanted was to love and to be loved. he struggled so much to feel peace. and i think he got to a place where he did. >> is there anything that gives you comfort now? not that grief ever goes away, because it just doesn't. >> i don't think grief ever goes away. i have found a huge amount of meaning in thinking about the fact that this isn't our tragedy. this happens to people every day. >> nothing special about us, except for the fact that we had an extremely remarkable and famous family member who went through it, and people notice and people come up to us all the time and say sorry for your

loss. well, millions of people have had that loss, and we're very aware of that. and this is -- it is not about us. it's about those millions of people. it's a hurting world and it needs some help. >> amen. >> so tomorrow we will do a much deeper dive into the work that they're doing now, because it's really important. it means so much to him. in the end, i think it was his purpose. but that family has so much love. i mean, if you read his book, he adored his family, his little sisters and brother and, you know, it just breaks your heart. >> well, they were so profound when a mom says you have to realize there was nothing i could have done, but the guilt was so apparent. keith had so many beautiful things to say. >> you could see the struggle. and there is not a family that's ever dealt with addiction that doesn't understand that. why can't i fix this, especially as a mom, and going through that. i want to just say that keith,

who, of course, is our colleague from "dateline" and our good friend, he said to me afterwards, you know, matthew was so open about everything. if you read his memoir, he is open about everything. he said it enables us now to speak freely and to share some of this and to make that part of the work. they would never have sat there and told all of these stories that matthew hadn't himself. he wanted to tell his story because he knew it would help others. in the end, that's all he really wanted to do or be known for. >> that was a beautiful conversation, by the way. >> well, they're just the loveliest family. we have much more. we will also talk to a couple of his close friends, two buddies he grew up with, lifelong friends. they are also the source of the chandler intonation, could it be any more this or that. they're also involved with the foundation. we have a lot more on our website today.com and lots more tomorrow morning. >> all right. 7:48. mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >> thanks, savannah. right now 95% of the country

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his ankle came in the third quarter. he came back in the game but stayed only 13 seconds before tweaking it again. he is expected to get an mri today. the warriors loss to the clippers 112 to 104. let's get a look at that forecast today. meteorologist kari hall is tracking those temps. yeah we're starting out with mostly 50s and only reaching into the mid to upper 60s for today. we will see a cold front coming in with a slight chance of rain, and it will become windy as we go into this afternoon. into the evening. that's after hitting a high of 66 in napa, 60 in san francisco and 64 in hayward, dublin, and in livermore. tomorrow is about the same, but it will be dry and breezy and another slight chance of rain in the forecast late wednesday into early thursday. and then we dry out for a nice and cool friday, but then we will have another chance of showers on saturday. back to you. thanks, kari and make sure you the bay live streaming newscast starting in just minutes. bay area cities are getting gog,in

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massive rally at madison square garden. >> we will put america first and we will take back the nation that we all love. >> the event under fire over a string of divisive and racist comments from guest speakers, as vice president harris rallies in battleground pennsylvania. >> we have the ability to turn the page on that same old tired playbook, because we are exhausted with it. >> with just eight days to go until the election, we're live with the latest. plus, merry and bright. >> dad? doesn't it seem like a bit much? >> how you can get your hands on the best holiday deals before the season even kicks off, from thanksgiving dinner to black friday savings, we've got you covered ahead of the rush. then, behind the scenes. we'll introduce you to the impressive artist delivering some creative flair to the football field. >> these are completely hand painted with a brush. >> and helping players step up their shoe game.

we go inside the game. all of that, plus taylor and sabrina. ♪♪ >> adele and celine. >> one of sabrina. ♪ >> adele and celine. >> one of my favorite people of all time. >> chalamet and chalamet? it's all ahead on "popstart," today, monday, october 28th, 2024. >> here for mom's 70th from vancouver, washington. >> >> it's mom's birthday. >> visiting from denver, colorado. >> houston, texas. >> edgefield, south carolina. >> springfield, illinois. >> and san juan, puerto rico. >> girls' trip from virginia. >> hi to my four grandkids. >> franklin, ohio. >> celebrating our 47th

anniversary. whoo! >> how about that? good morning, everybody. nice to have you along with us. now, that is a happy crowd. they're bouncing out there monday morning. maybe to just keep warm. but we have a real warmup coming up this week. nice trick-or-treat weather. >> coming up, craig, you caught up with an nba star, your pal, actually. >> d. wade, yeah. we spent some time in miami yesterday. he had a very special weekend. the miami heat unveiling a statue of one of the franchise's most beloved stars. so we got to chat with him ahead of that honor yesterday. >> there are very few players of any sport that have a statue. when people walk by this thing years from now, what do you want them to think? >> i want this to be a place where people come and they get engaged in front of the statue. i want this to be the place when they have a new baby, they bring it right to the statue.

i want it to be a place for everyone. i want this statue to be something when i'm going on social media, i see people posing in front of it. i want to drive by one day and just see people outside. >> i love that. >> by the way, he was very involved in developing the statue. went to chicago four times. that's where it was built. to the point where, it was like, my eyebrows are off. >> i love it. i love that he's not trying to play it too cool. no, please, get married in front of my statue. i will officiate. >> him and his father, wee'll have more conversation coming up in the third hour. >> that will be good. let's get to your news. 8:00. let's start with the race to the white house. eight days to go now. both candidates making their closing arguments. trump's rally overshadowed by controversial remarks made by the warmup speakers. and vice president harris is launching a week-long battleground blitz in philadelphia. garrett haake is on duty for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump heads down to georgia later today for two

events in what for him is a must-win battleground state. that will come on the heels of that maga mega rally where trump's message tended to get drowned out by his supporters, his opening acts, dark, and at times, racist language, including one joke about puerto rico that's still reverberating across the political world and on social media today. kamala harris was in philadelphia yesterday, rolling out her plan for puerto rico, urging her supporters to turn the page from donald trump, as both of these candidates really roll out their closing messages. >> with your vote in this election, i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into our country, and i will bring back the american dream. we need the american dream. >> we have an opportunity before us to turn the page on the fear

and the divisiveness that have characterized our politics for a decade because of donald trump. >> reporter: and today the vp heads to michigan where we may hear more about that plan for puerto rico, which by sheer coincidence rolled out yesterday and was amplified on social media by a number of celebrities like bad bunny, jennifer lopez. a very different message than what trump was putting out in that rally as we sprint toward the finish. one last full week of campaigning. >> garrett, thank you very much. all right, guys. we have good news on the holiday shopping front. the deals are already rolling out for your thanksgiving celebrations and even for black friday. nbc's senior business correspondent christine romans is here with details. wow! we talked about thanksgiving deals last week. you have more to talk about? >> what comes up, must go down. target announcing this morning that it will have a meal for

four people for $20. this is the turkey, toup a 10-pound turkey, green beans, cream of mushroom soup, the stuffing, the potatoes, the gravy, the whole bit there. last week, aldi says all of its prices will be below 2019 levels. >> it's not pre-prepared like the picture? you've got to do it? >> you've got to do the work. >> asking for a friend. >> black friday also more than a month away, but black friday deals early. >> and these deals are starting right now. bj's is starting deals friday. their black friday deals will start on november 1st. they have toys, a hot wheels car wash. they have a pop-up sleeper sectional sofa, which is pretty popular, and a big tv. also another big tv at walmart. deals start november 11th. if you are a walmart plus member, you can get these deals starting a little earlier.

tv, phones, a puffer jacket, the deals are coming. look, it is because these retailers know they have to work hard to get your dollar. we are discriminating, making a list and checking it twice. my advice is, if you can't afford it, don't buy it. but you've got a much longer holiday season that you'll be able to parse out what you're buying. cyber monday is december 2nd. so there will be more deals. if the price drops later, you want to get the difference. >> all right, christine. >> that's good news. >> i know. after two years of rising prices. let's go to the nfl now. one of the biggest rivalries in football renewed on sunday night as the 49ers went head-to-head with the dallas cowboys, and the niners took a commanding 17-point lead on that brock purdy touchdown late in the fourth quarter there. the cowboys would make a comeback. they pull within six points on that ceedee lamb touchdown.

the niners held on to win it. 30-24 was the final there. san francisco pulling to 4-4 on the season. >> here is the play of the day and maybe the play of the year. it came at the end of the washington commanders/chicago bears game. seven seconds left on the clock, and here is how it happened. >> all the way back at the 30 yard line. >> now you can step into it. here comes the hail mary with the game on the line. and the ball is caught! it's a miracle! oh, my goodness! >> it is a miracle. >> yep. >> people hail mary a lot, but she doesn't always answer. in this case she did. goes down in history. noah brown with the 52-yard td catch in the end zone as the clock ran out.

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>> it really is. so jada henderson grew up on the sidelines on nfl games. she never dreamed she would be able to combine her love of painting with the family business. thanks to boasting from her father and a lot of talent and hard work, she is helping players express themselves on the gridiron. whether you are a football super fan or just a sneaker head, you might have noticed lately many of your favorite nfl players have been stepping up their shoe game. some of the colorful cleats athletes are sporting are the work of 28-year-old jada henderson, who is bringing her creative touch to football fields across the league. do you still get excited every time you see your shoes on a field? >> yeah, yeah, for sure. we will be watching football on sunday, clicking around to different games. okay, i wonder if we can see if they're wearing them. >> the daughter of former nfl quarterback and coach john kitna, and now wife of an offensive lineman, football is in her dna, but art is her passion. >> did you imagine that football

would continue to be such a big part of your life? >> no, not at all. people are, like, what do you do? oh, i paint shoes. they look at you like, that's not a real job, is it? yeah, i know. >> henderson first started painting cleats in college while working in the equipment room at arizona state. but she says she owes her success in large part to her proud dad and dallas cowboys quarterback dak prescott. >> how did you first learn about jada's talent? her father, he told me his daughter was artistic. she had done shoes and cleats before. i was like, hey, i got a pair. might as well try them. >> 20 custom cleat collaborations later, prescott is one of her best customers and biggest fans. >> it shows how talented she is. to see how her platform was grown, it's awesome to see. >> since then, her business has exploded. demand for her colorful cleats

and souped-up sneakers is skyrocketing with a wait list about 400 people long. >> what did dak do for your career? >> it really was the jumping-off point for everything. like it was still kind of like a side hustle before that. and, obviously, if you do anything like that, it just takes off. my following had quadrupled overnight and i'm getting all these orders. so i just didn't anticipate really, you know, the reaction that i was going to get. >> when you saw the quarterback of the dallas cowboys wearing your cleats on an nfl field, how did you feel? >> oh, my gosh. those were just in my house like two days ago. whenever you see people wearing your stuff, you're, like, i made those. it's always exciting. >> henderson's creations have been worn by some of the biggest sports stars and celebs. but the cost is between $350 and $800, the same for everyone. >> these are completely hand painted with a brush. >> she spends anywhere from 6 to 28 hours working on her wearable

art. and the magic happens here, in her stew -- shoe-dio. >> a lot of my week is just in here in the shop. >> we got to see her in action creating custom "today show" cleats. using youtube as her guide, she has perfected her craft through trial and error, mocking up designs, meticulously painting shoes, resulting in one-of-a-kind designs. >> i feel like you learn a little bit with every single pair, whether it is just like a better way to do something you already knew how to do, or you're like, okay, i'm just going to try something new and see how it goes. >> it is a labor of love for both art and the game. >> it is just fun to get, like, a blank can vvas and, you know, really create something that people are going to love. i love the ability to just be

creative and, you know, to be able to do it as like a job is like a dream. >> and as you saw there, jada was kind enough to create some custom "today show" cleats, guys. you have to look at the detail. it is really fantastic. >> these are cool. >> they are cool! >> what size are those? they look like your size, carsy. >> i don't think so. >> oh, cinderella, sorry. >> for all the famous people she has created these custom works of art for, from reese witherspoon and all the nfl players, she said her dream client, shaquille o'neal. she's a big fan, but that shoe would be a huge canvas to work with. >> he looks like a 20. >> exactly. >> we're happy you are here. we're happier your mother came to the studio to watch you. mom in the house. >> everybody's favorite. >> these are awesome. very cool story. thank you. thank you. mr. roker, maybe they fit you. >> i doubt it. even if they did, what would i do? we are looking right now at the tropics, the northwestern caribbean.

40% chance of this developing by mid-week. we're going to keep an eye on that. otherwise, tropics fairly quiet. and much of the country fairly quiet. we are looking at rain and snow developing in the pacific northwest. this storm will be making its way to the mid-section of the country with severe weather and mountain snows as well. heat continues in texas into the central plains. cool and sunny northeast, new england, to the mid-atlantic states, all

and that is your latest weather. they fit hoda. >> they fit. >> cinderella. look at that. >> we got to get you in the bronx tonight maybe. >> let's go! >> speaking of the bronx, let's talk more about the world series. >> oh, man. >> the action shifting to yankee stadium tonight. look who's here, ahead of a very big game three. former yankees stars. nick swisher. >> let's go! >> so good to see you guys! >> love you. >> andres, you look good. >> have a seat. >> you guys, we're doing world peace right here. nice to have you. >> love you, too. >> you and nick played together in oakland in 2000. seems contentious given the world series and the history. >> i have known this guy for a long time. we have been battling against each other for a long time and we're continuing to do it right

now. >> you ran into each other on the field in l.a. >> that was weird. hey, i heard you were doing "the today show" with nick. do you know him? >> we go way back. oakland days back. >> 2003, 2004. we've known each other a long time. >> you must be psyched. you're coming to the bronx. what is the attitude and the mind-set? >> a lot of work to be done. a long series. we will not get ahead of ourselves. you know, it is a seven-game series. anything can happen. travel across the country and weird things could happen sometimes. the confidence has got to keep up. i would be amiss to say we're not happy where we're at. yeah, coming into new york up two. and both of those games could have gone either way. >> whether you are a dodgers fan or yankees fan, it's undeniable, this is great for baseball. the rivalry itself, one of the most storied in all of sports, 2-3, do you think that helps the yankees?

>> no doubt. yankees play historically well in the bronx. the house that steinbrenner built. whatever you want to call it. i go back to '09, losing that first game in the bronx, but being able to come back. down 2-0 to the mighty los angeles dodgers is nothing to shake your head at. >> what happened in '96? >> you know, lost the first two games against the braves. came back and won the next three and then you are feeling really, really good. you know the bronx will be absolutely on fire tonight. >> are you going to the game? >> we will be there. >> will you be sitting together? >> no, we will not. [ laughter ] >> we will not be sitting together. >> let's not get crazy. >> come back on the 3rd hour and we will talk more. >> sounds amazing. thank you. >> you'rbringing world peace.e

♪ >> good morning, everybody. it's 8:30. it's a monday morning, the 28th day of october. i am coming to you. i found this cute kid. wait, what a great crowd. >> are you baby-napping? >> i am. want to see your mommy? what is your name? >> hoda is stealing babies. >> want to see your mommy? this is -- oh, my god. literally, this kid just leapt over here and wanted to be with us. >> what is your name? >> sawyer. >> do you want me to take you back to your mommy? >> yes. >> how old is he today? >> what time do you want him back? >> there you go. >> you guys are so clever.

>> sawyer literally just jumped over the thing. >> he is 3 today. happy birthday, soren. >> i love it. look at the neon. can you zoom out and show? it's actually glowing, and so are you. happy birthday. >> we have a big star with us this morning as well. robin wright has a new movie called "here." she reunites with tom hanks and a newer chapter of her career behind the cameras. she is directing as well these days. >> also ahead this hour, adrianna brach is here to reveal -- they're very excited about revealing our new rise and shine box. an incredible box on products, classes and more. coming up on our 3rd hour, we have a halloween edition of our "consumer confidential." vicky nguyen is sharing her top safety picks. >> good stuff. also tomorrow, to give you a little preview, our buddy bobby flay, we're going to catch up with him. he has an awesome new book out. plus, reba mcentire is stopping

by. i've spent a lot of time with her the last few months and she is an incredible coach on "the voice" this season. she also has "happy's place," her new sitcom. >> getting great reviews. >> look right behind you, 16. >> 16? happy birthday. what is your name? >> jocelyn. >> happy sweet 16. we have 70 right there. what is your name? >> maureen. >> maureen, were you thinking of a different name? >> she was star struck. it's al roker. it happens to me every day. >> happy birthday. >> let's show you what we've got for your weather for the week ahead. today, record warmth through the plains. northwest storm coming in, cool and dryer in the east. great lakes looking good. into wednesday, well above average in the east. a cold front bringing strong storms. snow in the rookies. wet weather in northern california and the pacific northwest.

halloween evening, a soggy seattle. cloudy in san francisco. bone dry up and down the east coast. spooky storms from minneapolis, chicago, all the way down to dallas. good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be cooler today. and also breezy winds with a slight chance of rain. other than that, we'll see a mix of sun and clouds and our lows tonight in the mid 40s. sunny tomorrow, but then another chance. a slight chance of rain wednesday night into early thursday. it looks to dry out in time for halloween trick or treating. and then on saturday, another slight chance of rain. stays cool soren's folks gave me a pin. it's owl roker. pretty cute. >> good stuff. >> who could i be? >> guys, coming up, a packed "popstart" on the way, including

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best time of the morning! >> there is electricity in the air outside. it's monday, but it's in the bronx. it's yankees. >> yes! >> halloween. >> you don't have to be big baseball fans. you can feel it. >> yes. >> let's hope it continues through "popstart." we will start with over the weekend, a grammy winner continued her las vegas series and said hello from the other side of the stage to a fellow music icon. check this out. adele spotted celine dion in the crowd of her show and pulled her in for an emotional embrace. adele literally stopped the show for a moment of gold. talk about a flash of light. we're hoping for a collaboration to be born out of that moment. >> can you imagine that?

>> speaking of collabs, taylor swift, the you're keeping tabs, the eras tour continued over the weekend in your favorite town, new orleans. and a lucky audience was treated to a surprise performance from one of taylor's former opening acts. taylor deemed it the summer of sabrina. it ended up being the september of sabrina and more than that. it was her friend sabrina carpenter. have a look at this. ♪♪ ♪ >> wow. >> that probably blew the minds of so many young fans who wanted to see both of them and then there they are together. that's "espresso" and they did "please, please, please" a little bit. taylor said, how long would it take you to get here? sabrina goes, five seconds, and she came out of the lift and

right on stage. >> that's show biz. next up, timothée chalamet over the weekend. new york was swamped with doppelgangers. organizers were offering a $50 prize to the person with the wonka-winning face. guess what? the very real certified chalamet showed up to a sea of his own face looking back at him. he has been filming a movie in new york city. posing with some of the contestants. who won this thing? the trophy went to miles mitchell, who dressed up as his wonka persona. wearing the top hat and all. congrats to miles, who got his golden ticket on sunday. >> very cool. this is hot off the presses. there's a new photo out this morning of the actor channelling his inner boss, straight from the bruce springsteen bio pic. it's a first look from the project called "deliver me from

nowhere." the film is set during the making of springsteen's 82 album, revered album "nebraska." he did it on a four-track in his bedroom in new jersey. that movie is expected to hit theaters next year. next up, "yellowstone" creator taylor sheridan has a new show in the weeks with billy bob thornen, demi moore and jon hamm. it's about oil roughnecks and billionaires. we have a "popstart," exclusive sneak peek. >> your oil business affects everything in a town like this. >> your children will inherit your fortune, but your grandchildren won't. >> the party is not ending tomorrow, but it is ending. >> you're still a betting man. now go and make a bet. >> i want to see that. >> you have got taylor, who is

pumping out the hits. now, big-time actors want to do the series. >> so good. >> we have come to expect nothing but great stuff from "landman" which will be streaming november 17th on paramount+. and play the jingle bells. all right. anyways, sirius xm doesn't think it's too soon. the big lineup of, get this, 26 different holiday channels. >> 26 channels? >> yes. >> trans-siberian orchestra, they've got it. this year's new edition, one of those 26, jimmy fallon for the holiday season will be playing a mix of the classics and new hits and share an inside look at the making of his new album featuring folks like meghan trainor and jonas brothers, justin timberlake. holiday season officially kicks off on siriusxm this friday, which gevs gives you just enough time to put away your halloween costume and forget about thanksgiving altogether. >> how about that?

>> that's your "popstart" today. >> ready or not. coming up, we have robin wright here getting the forrest gump gang together for a highly anticipad really creative new te

anyway, jennie and me was best friends all the way up through high school. >> hey, stupid! >> quit it! run, forrest, run! >> hey, did you hear me, stupid? get in the truck! get in the truck! come on. he's getting away. move it! >> run, forrest! run! >> we are back with robin wright, one of the most iconic roles of her career, of course, was jennie in the oscar-winning classic "forrest gump." now, 30 years later, robin is reuniting with tom hanks in a new film called "here".

it is a sweeping look at the everyday lives of families across generations and the very special place they live. here is a look at the trailer. ♪ >> right here is where we want to be. >> you know, if you like, you could spend the rest of the night here. >> i could spend the rest of my life here. >> robin, good morning. >> good morning. >> the movie is called "here." it is so interesting, so bold. i mean, in a way it is an epic and expansive thing that crosses generations. but it all takes place on a locked-down shot, one shot, one house, one family. tell me what got you interested in this. how did you pull this off? >> exactly. i mean, i would do anything with bob and tom. and, so, when he called and said, i don't know if it's gonna work.

it's never been done before. and we all just said, let's get onboard. and it is a world that moves in front of you, the audience. >> yeah. >> multiple families. it is relatable, human experiences that we all have. and it's moving in front of you in this one place called "here". >> it is just so -- i mean, it is such an intriguing concept. this place opens up a world of different experiences. one of the most interesting things is this using a.i. to both, i guess, let's see, de-age you and tom. you are kind of our main, main characters. although, there are other story lines that are super fascinating. and then also age you. so you do that whole gamut. yet, you had to adjust. it is one thing to change the way you look. you have to change everything to play a younger or older version of yourself. >> we had immediate playback with the visual effect.

so we could see, oh, we're not moving like 19-year-olds. you know? it was like we'd remind each other like, tom, you have to stand up straight because he's like this. put your shoulders back. act like you are 19. it was great to be able to see that and correct your physicality. >> wow! you guys are reunited. this is the forrest gump crew. 30 years later. i mean, it's 30 years since forrest gump. >> i know. >> what took so long? i'm sure you wanted to get the gang back together. >> tom and i have worked with bob multiple times after. >> just not altogether. >> not altogether. so it was literally like getting the band back together. >> that's so cool. you must have some fond memories of that movie and that time. >> oh, yeah. that was the best. i mean, we were racing around shooting that movie. and every lunch period tom was out running, just running wherever they could grab and running. so we didn't really get to hang out. and we got to hang out on this movie and get to know each other

as adults. >> i know. really, it is like, so what's been going on these last 30 years. >> literally, yeah. how many kids? what's going on. >> tell me about your directing now as well. we obviously know of your incredible acting career. you directed "house of cards" and those episodes. tell me what you are working on now. >> it is a show for amazon called "the girlfriend." it is a six-part series, and it is me and olivia cook. >> and do you like that, the directing game? >> i love it so much. so much. just to see actors and what they can do, you know? >> and i'm sure they -- because you know what it takes. i'm sure it is exciting for them to have you step in their shoes, so to speak. >> i think so because we know the process it takes to get there. >> yeah. speaking of shoes, i just -- it can now be revealed that sweet robin wright had to run in at the last minute to get the shoe on.

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♪♪ this this morning on the "3rd hour of today," a powerful new tribute to matthew perry, exactly one year after his death. >> i'm a very lucky woman. but there was one glitch. there was one problem that i couldn't -- i couldn't conquer it. i couldn't help him. >>