has a look at those temps out there. yeah, everybody needs a jacket this morning or a heavier coat. it's going to be chilly to start, but we're headed for the upper 60s, so it will be another nice day and we'll have some early morning rain tomorrow. but clearing out in time for late tomorrow evening. if you have a heater seat warmer. lucky you. the bay bridge will hold you for a little extra time. hov lane still shows slowing. it's recovering from the two issues on the span. both have cleared. we should see a recovery, but the backup will remain of course, for the morning commute. okay, so true about that seat. warmer to. all right. that's what's happening here on today in the bay. today's show is starting shortly. maybe we can get him out here. that'd be kind of nice, right? there were some ha rally yet. >> but will an enforced gaffe from president biden step on her moment? it's october 30th.

this is "today." making her case. vice president harris delivering her closing argument overnight before a massive crowd just steps from the white house. >> it is time to turn the page on the drama and the conflict. >> but president biden causing new drama as she spoke after this comment. >> the only garbage i see floating out there is just supporters. >> just ahead, the white house in damage control, even releasing a revised transcript. but trump and republicans pounce. >> remember hillary? she said deplorable. that didn't work out. garbage is worse, right? the notorious comment that started it out. >> there is literally a floating island of garbage. i think it's called puerto rico. chaos in atlanta. a man opening fire from a balcony at a luxury high rise in the center of the city. residents ordered to shelter in

place during an hours' long stand off with the shooter. at least one police officer injured. just ahead, new details on what sparked that violence and what we're learning about the suspect in custody. feeling the heat. those record temperatures expanding. halloween set to be the hottest ever in cities up and down the east coast. al's got the forecast, including where severe storms could interrupt the trick or treating. new push for freedom. the menendez brothers seeking clemcy from california's governor, as popular shows in the decades' old case spark new interest in the crime scene. >> i wanted to come see the house now where it actually happened. >> the menendez family home suddenly a tourist destination. what fed-up neighbors are saying straight ahead. remembering teri garr. tributes pouring in for the

actress. >> roll, roll, roll in the hay. >> we'll celebrate her oscar-nominated career and her inspiring work away from hollywood. those stories, plus, staying alive. >> bases loaded. two out. deep left field. redemption. >> the yankees crush the dodgers, avoiding a world series sweep and setting up a pivotal game five tonight. and the action off the field that has many crying foul. >> that fan literally tries to take his glove off. >> we've got all the highlights. and urban legend. ♪♪ music superstar keith urban bringing his wild side right here to rockefeller center for our final plaza concert of the season, today, wednesday,

october 30th, 2024. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> oh, how about that? wednesday morning. glad you are with us. no, it's not the middle of the summer. it's not a friday. we have a plaza concert. >> day before halloween. we packed the house. they're all here for keith urban. it's our last concert for the season. the weather is perfect. it's going to be pretty out. let's start with election countdown. six days to go now. both candidates going all out. wall-to-wall, with their final arguments. vice president harris delivering a speech in front of a massive crowd. the white house is the backdrop. this is the same location where former president trump urged his supporters to march to the capitol on january 6th. >> meantime, trump is making his first comments about the comedian that made racist jokes at his new york rally, saying he did not know him and that comedian probably should

not be there. >> and president biden making headlines this morning for his comments about trump supporters appearing to refer to them as garbage, before attempting to clear up his comments. including a closer look at the latest numbers on the economy and inflation and how they may influence voters. let's get started. nbc's peter alexander, in milwaukee, battleground, wisconsin. good morning, peter. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. we were there last night. it was an enormous crowd. a law enforcement official estimating 60,000 people. the harris campaign saying 75,000. either way, it was the largest of her campaign. harris speaking, as you noted, with the white house as the backdrop, the same location where donald trump urged his supporters to the capitol. ahead of that riot. but it is that unforced error that is threatening to undercut part of her message. vice president harris delivering

her closing argument against donald trump. >> nearly 250 years ago, america was born when we wrested freedom from a petty tyrant. across the generations, americans have preserved that freedom. they didn't do that, only to see us submit to the will of another petty tyrant. these united states of america, we are not a vessel for the schemes of want-to-be dictators. >> reporter: urging americans to turn the page, while laying out her own policy plans on the economy, health care and reproductive rights, promising to be a unifying president. >> unlike donald trump, i don't believe people who disagree with me are the enemy. >> reporter: and distancing herself from president biden. >> my presidency will be different because the challenges

we face are different. >> reporter: but just before she spoke, the president potentially handing her opponents fresh fodder, responding to this offensive comment made at trump's madison square garden rally on sunday. >> 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: president biden on a zoom with latino groups. >> the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters, his demonization of puerto ricans is unconscionable. >> reporter: trump comparing it to hillary clinton's 2016 denouncement of trump's supporters as deplorable. >> that's terrible. remember hillary? she said deplorable. that didn't work out. garbage is worse, right? please forgive him because he not knoweth what he said. >> reporter: the white house said biden was referring to the rally rhetoric as garbage, releasing a transport, showing

supporters as singular, as if to refer to the comedian. later in the evening, the president writing on social media, i referred to the hateful rhetoric about puerto rico spewed by trump's supporter at his madison square garden rally as garbage, which is the only word i can think of to describe it. he's demonization of latinos is unconscionable. that's all i meant to say. it comes as trump is still battling his own political firestorm over the comments. his campaign concerned they could hurt him with latino voters, no longer shrugging them off. >> i don't want anybody making nasty jokes, stupid jokes. he probably should have been there, yeah. >> reporter: meanwhile, nikki haley sharply criticizing the rally. >> they need to do and tell puerto ricans how much they do value them. but they need to look at how they're talking about women. that is not the way to win women. that is not the way to win people who are concerned about

trump's self. >> let's go back to those comments by president biden. vice president harris already put some distance between her and president biden. she's been trying to do that. does this ratchet that up even more? >> reporter: savannah, president biden has played a limited role in the harris campaign, going to one event in the last 100 days. notably he was not there last night, even though this massive event was literally right behind the white house. we heard from tim walz. he said, i think president biden was speaking out about the rhetoric that we heard. he said harris' speech was about the best of america. president biden recently sparked criticism referring to trump saying that he should be locked up before clarifying he should be locked up politically. the bottom line here, as one harris aide told nbc news overnight, president biden's comments, what we heard from him

last evening, was in this person's words, not helpful, whatever he went. we'll wait to see what kamala harris says in her own words. >> it's a tight race. who knows what matters in the final days. where the candidates go, that tells you a lot. >> reporter: the way the presidents spend their time -- the candidates spend their time, tell you as much as you need to know about priorities. former president trump in north carolina today. he finishes here in wisconsin. vice president harris has a frenetic 48 hours, hitting five states, ending with jennifer lopez, savannah. let us focus on one of the key issues in this race. we're talking about the economy. in the final weeks of the campaign, consumer confidence has surged to the highest level in three years. inflation does remain a concern for families. so here with the reality check, nbc's senior business correspondent christine romans. let's talk about the numbers as they are. >> sure. >> everything seems bright and

shiny. things look like they're going in the right direction. >> and consumers are saying they are feeling more upbeat about jobs, the stock market. you look at this particular survey and it shows consumers are feeling better about things here coming into autumn. you look at the backdrop. you have a stock market near record highs. if you own a home, you're sitting on a lot of equity because the home market has been high. and the job market has been pretty resilient for the last couple years. that's something folks can feel. wages are rising more than inflation has been going on for more than a year and a half. that's starting to have consumers feel better. and they're seeing sales everywhere, too, right? they're starting to see some relief in their pocketbooks. >> it seems like inflation has come down. it is closer to where it's meant to be. let's talk about this political disconnect. people put the economy as one of their top issues, but people are disaffected by it. >> they really are. inflation is coming in the right direction. mortgage rates are coming down.

interest rates are coming down. the stock market at record highs. all these top line numbers are very, very good. but there are pain points for families. and i have been covering a lot of this in these swing states. child care, housing. if you don't own the home, housing is a real problem right now. a lot of millennial families are locked out of the market. there are these pain points, child care, elder care, insurance costs. these are things that are kind of non-negotiable for a lot of families. that's why there is an overhang on how people feel about the economy. you have the top line numbers pretty good. the economy is pretty durable. you know, "the economist" magazine did a whole envy of the world, the u.s. is the envy of the world. the u.s. has the strongest economy in the world. but look at how people say they feel about the economy, and sometimes they don't feel that way. >> christine, very interesting. thank you. the man who attacked the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi with a hammer in his home was sentenced yesterday

to life in prison without the possibility of parole. david depape convicted in june. the attack was caught on police body cameras as paul pelosi managed to call 911 during that break-in. he was sentenced earlier to 30 years on federal charges as well. 7:12, a lot more to get to. we welcome craig to the table. hey, craig. >> hoda, savannah, good morning. good morning to you, as well. we're learning more about an alarming situation in atlanta. police locked in a tense hours' long standoff and issues a shelter in place order after a man opened fire from his luxury high-rise apartment before he was finally taken into custody. nbc's priya sridhar joins us from atlanta. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. that's right. it unfolded at a private apartment above the four seasons hotel here in midtown atlanta. the suspected gunman opening fire, allegedly firing at least

one round from his balcony on the 33rd floor. this morning in atlanta, a man is in police custody after authorities say he opened fire inside and from the balcony of his luxury high-rise apartment. that apartment located above the four seasons hotel in midtown. >> do you see him? >> this video appears to show the suspect throwing objects from the 33rd floor. >> he's got a mask on. >> before allegedly grabbing a gun and beginning to shoot. >> we did see at least one weapon thrown off of the balcony. >> reporter: police first received the call for a mental health emergency in the hotel's private condos. >> the officers arrived. we learned the individual may have had a handgun at the time he was involved in an altercation at the four seasons. >> reporter: authorities say they attempted to negotiate with the suspect and learned he may have had other weapons, including a handgun, shotgun and

rifle. >> the vast majority of those rounds were fired through walls and at least one round was fired from the balcony. >> reporter: this video shows the suspect wearing a gas mask and waiving two american flags from the window. authorities ultimately arrested 70-year-old jay stevens berger who was hospitalized and larger charged with aggravated assault. one police officer also suffered nonlife threatening injuries. >> he did wave his hands to give up. >> reporter: and the four seasons hotel telling nbc news overnight that it doesn't manage those private residences above the hotel, adding in a statement, quote, we're truly grateful for the swift response from the atlanta police department. as always, the safety and security of our guests and employees is a top priority. craig? >> thank you. firefighters in colorado were working around the clock to get a handle on that wildfire

that forced the evacuation of 700 homes. the highland lake fires burning near the down of divide, 90 minutes south of denver. one home has been destroyed. officials say the fire was human caused, and they are treating it as a criminal act. to baseball now. the new york yankees not just ready to go on vacation yet. their championship hopes are still alive after a lopsided win over the dodgers in game four of the world series. >> new york kid. bases loaded. two out. deep left field. redemption! >> how about that? anthony volpe with a grand slam, gives the yankees a 5-2 lead. they held on to win it 11-4. the pressure was on, and they delivered. >> here's the thing. there is another moment that has a lot of headlines this morning. watch what happens when this

foul ball caught by mookie betts. a fan reaches in. he pries betts' glove open, pulls the ball out. the umpire immediately recognizes what happened. he calls fan interference. so torez is ruled out. the fan and his buddy who was pulling on betts' arm there both kicked out of the stadium. considering how much they probably paid for those tickets, that's an expensive 15 minutes for those two. game five tonight. dodgers lead the series. >> he could have really hurt him. holding on to an arm like that. >> but should we end on a positive note? >> yes. >> this is at the game last night. remember the woman on her plaza yesterday that was gifted that pair of tickets. she went. she had an amazing time. there's katie. that's her dad, john. they were singing "new york, new york." i think they were in heaven. they may be the good luck charms. >> if the yankees are smart, they will send katie and her dad tickets for tonight's game. >> i agree.

good luck charm there. how is the weather looking for the game and halloween, too? >> going to be spectacular. in fact, today and tomorrow, this surge of warm air between this high pressure system and a cold front in the midwest, that will send temperatures soaring. potential records from caribou, maine, new york, detroit down to columbus. west virginia. for today we could probably break a record with 80. buffalo, 77. d.c. will come close at 79. paducah 82. and tomorrow could be a record-setting halloween. we're looking at kansas city to wichita and tulsa for some really severe weather. but 16 million people from des moines to dallas. the risk for tornadoes, especially kansas city, tulsa, some of these could be nighttime tornadoes, which are twice as deadly. today this system is pushing forward.

warm winds firing up storms across the coast. eastern kansas. showers and thunderstorms all the way down to jackson. from kansas city all the way to green bay. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kerry hall. take a look at the beautiful sunrise that we have over the trivalley right now as we see the clouds coming in. we are also going to be watching out for some rain later on tonight. here's the system that is moving in.

some spotty sprinkles have been seen so far off the north bay, but our temperatures today headed for the mid- to upper 60s. rain moving in tonight, and clearing out just in time for >> and that's your latest for weather. guys? >> all right, al. thank you. coming up, an unexpected twist in the menendez brothers case. the family home is now a tourist attraction. gadi schwartz has that story. >> good morning, guys. the police say they're being called left and right for trespassers, angry neighbors, all over crowds. curious to see what's become this gruesome rand landmark in beverly hills. plus an update on their request for clemency coming up in just a bit. plus, what's old is new again. the surprising comeback of catalogs, just in time for the busy holiday shopping season. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

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we're also going to see the temperatures remaining a little bit cooler than normal for this time of year, with low to mid 60s for parts of the coastline into the inner bay, and our inland areas will see upper 60s. rain comes in tonight, but will be moving out of here tomorrow morning, and it looks like it will be a nice halloween. laura, that sounds great. well, don't forget to join us for our today in the bay live streaming newscast live at 8:00 ways you can deal with election related stress. plus, we'll talk with the vp of product at salesforce about the new ai agents looking to help you with holiday shopping. join us on roku, amazon fire tvnd a

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night. this morning, new steps on the road to freedom for lyle and eric menendez. the brothers lawyer expected to file documents asking the california governor for clemency. >> we're just very, very hopeful, very hopeful that we get them released. >> reporter: no public comment yet from the governor. it comes days after the los angeles county district attorney asked for a resentencing that would lead to their immediate parole. there has been social media frenzy after several documentaries drew attention to alleged sexual abuse by the boys' father. all of it putting the former menendez beverly hills mansion in the spotlight. >> i wanted to come see the house where everything happened. >> reporter: the site of the 1989 murders by their sons has

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after years of digital marketing reigning supreme, for some retailers, old-school catalogs are making a comeback. >> oh, i love catalogs. >> reporter: for the first time in seven years, j. crew is going retro with a three times a year catalog. the brand's creative director telling "esquire" magazine, it feels like now is a time to see something different and touch something and flip through it and actually live with it because digital stuff is so fast. >> i love catalogs. i specifically love the j. crew catalog. >> there is nothing better than print. >> reporter: even amazon started sending out print catalogs in recent years. it is not just a yearning for nostalgia that has brands going back to the printing press. >> they're really trying to use the catalog to whet your whistle to drive you to their website. they're more interest drivers. they're not necessarily order takers. >> reporter: a harvard business review experiment found a 49% jump in sales and 125% spike in

inquiries from those customers who received both e-mail and catalog marketing. while some brands ditched hard copies because of printing costs, environmental concerns in the rise of online shopping, others never stopped using them. neiman marcus has been putting out their holiday book for nearly 100 years. printed mailers helped launch sears in 1988. selling watches and jewelry. >> it's hear, the new sears wish book. >> reporter: though gone are the days of dog-earring clunky catalogs, now replaced by sleeker spreads. >> if you go back 25 years ago, a picture of the product, a brief description and maybe a pricing grid. now what you are seeing with catalogs are a story. so it's someone actually using the product. it is not just a picture of the product. >> brands looking to the past to reimagine marketing for the future. >> i mean, but these catalogs aren't our grandparents' catalogs.

these are different. >> yes. the modern ones from j. crew, they feel like fashion magazines. you won't find a single price tag in here. instead, there is a qr code. there is an interview with the cover star demi moore inside. i asked j. crew are they seeing success from this? they said they've seen a nearly 20% rise in reactivated customers. essentially, people that hadn't been shopping at j. crew for a while and now they're returning to the store. >> seems like it's working. >> i think it's fun. don't you? >> i love to look through the cat catalog. >> and then if you look at something, it doesn't stalk you all over the internet for the next few days, yeah. thank you. all right. mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >> i remember when we were kids and we would get that montgomery wards catalog and my brother and i would go through and circle what we wanted. you don't know montgomery ward? >> that was a little before my time. i'm sorry. >> did you put a record on the v victrola? >> we did.

and we sat around and listened to the boxed marconi. it was fantastic. >> the forecast is timeless, though. >> no, actually this is very timely because less than seven days, six days now to the election. we have snow in the rockies on election day, strong storms as we make our way into the midwest. let's take a look at the battleground states. southwest, arizona and nevada, weather will not be a problem. mostly sunny, cool in nevada. arizona, much cooler than average but plenty of sunshine. let's head down to the southeast. north carolina and georgia. georgia, you will see near record highs with temperatures in the 80s. north carolina partly sunny and warm. and then finally we go to the northeast and the midwest. great lakes, pennsylvania, partly cloudy and warm with temperatures in the 70s. michigan will see some showers. mild conditions and showers. gusty winds in milwaukee, green bay on up into au claire. that's what's t's going on arou

>> and that's your latest weather. >> we do remember. >> thanks. >> yes, we do. wards. mom, i'm going to wards. >> all right. all right. we're going to get to hoda's "morning boost" in a moment. plus, tributes pouring in for teri garr. we will celebrate her. first, these messages. awesome. (man) nice. (woman) you can get it when you trade in any phone. (man) whoa, whoa, whoa!

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>> she was beloved for her roles in "young frankenstein" and "tootsie." she stepped away from the spotlight after being diagnosed with m.s., she was very private with her health struggles. >> joe fryer has more on her life and legacy. >> garr was a fixture in hollywood, known for her offbeat comedic style. in the early '70s and '80s, her characterized were described as ditsy. but fans note she played those roles in the smartest way possible. she proved she was an actress with range and whit and became known for her fight to help others in their fight with m.s. teri garr always knew how to make audiences laugh with her portrayal of the ditsy lab assistant to gene wilder's dr. frankenstein in the classic

"young frankenstein." >> hello. would you like a roll in the hay? >> reporter: soon she perfected what became her signature role of the often frazzled, yet funny female, alongside john denver in "oh, god" and in "tootsie." >> i will tell you the truth, sandy. i'm in love with another woman. [ screams ] >> that earned her an oscar nomination for best supporting actress. garr got her start as a background dancer in elvis presley films. >> oh, roy! >> reporter: years later, she would go on to become one of hollywood's sought after stars, with hits like "close encounters of the third kind" and "mr. mom" with a young michael keaton. >> reporter: she continued to bring the laughs as a frequent quest on "late night with david letterman". >> i can do it now because there is only like eight people watching because it is real late

now. >> teri. >> reporter: and as phoebe's mom on "friends". >> i'm your mother. >> huh? >> reporter: but off screen, garr struggled for years with symptoms of what would later be diagnosed as multiple sclerosis. she detailed her battle in her book. >> i called it "speedbumps" because that's what having m.s. or anything you get that happens to you in life you slow down and go over them and keep going. >> reporter: garr did just that, speaking out about her own experience to help others. through it all, she said it was always her sense of hue martha kept her going. >> i think it's critical, sense of humor, don't you? it does help me continuously because i make people laugh. >> garr's publicist confirms she did die from complications of m.s. she was 79 years old. her long-time friend david letterman said she was a bright star and a real friend of the show.

i was lucky to know her. her "tootsie" costar writing, in a statement, teri was singular in everything she did. she had a heart of gold. there was no one like her. revisiting her career and seeing all the amazing things and the amazing roles she did over the decades, just incredible. >> there was a run of great movies. all in a row. "mr. mom" was it for me. that was great. >> she made every role her own. played them all smartly. >> funny, beautiful, all of it. thank you, joe. appreciate it. coming up, we take a turn on "pop start." we have a live concert from the birthday boy himself, superstar keith urban. we will give him a little belated birthday wish. it was saturday. but first, a check of your local news and weather. make a cake! i'm invisible.

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for a new contract. they went on strike this past september. this afternoon they are calling on the hotels to, quote, bet on sf by restaffing. the hotels from the pandemic lows and restore guest services. the president of the workers union says that in return for this investment, they are willing to hold off on guaranteed wage increases and tie their compensation to hotel profits. a new fire station is now opening up in redwood estates. this should help combat some of the recent fires that they've seen in that area. it is said to be state of the art for the firefighters. they're located in the los gatos mountains. most recently, there was a fire just off of highway 17. this will be a great resource for them and the first responders. it also features a climate controlled turnout room and a decontamination shower. all right. let's get a look at that forecast for us today. meteorologist kari hall has a look. nice sunrise there. yeah, we did have a beautiful sunrise this morning. and temperatures

still chilly as we start out in the upper 40s. right now. we're headed for the upper 60s for this afternoon. mostly sunny and in parts of the bay area. a lot of our temperatures are cooler than normal, and we'll be watching out for rain later on tonight. we'll be tracking that. laura and marcus. all right. thanks, kari. and don't forget to watch our today in the bay live streaming newscast at 8:00. ways you can deal with election related stress. plus, we're actually talking to the vp of product at salesforce about new ai agents looking to help with

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former president trump barn storming pennsylvania as we take a closer look at one of the election's most divisive issues, reproductive rights. >> how important is this issue for you come november? >> very important. >> we're on the campaign with the very latest. plus, tom hanks one-on-one. the legendary actor sits down with us to discuss his iconic career. >> run, forrest, run! >> wilson? >> and his latest movie here. >> it is a fun way to tell not just one story but many stories. what made you want to sign on? >> every now and again, we get together and try to make these movies that do things in this kind of way that no one has seen before. >> our conversation coming up. all that, plus jon stewart extends his stay. >> welcome to "the daily show."

>> domingo takes over. and boy bands behind the screens. >> this is going to be crazy. >> it's all ahead on "pop start." and urban legend. ♪ i want to love somebody love somebody like you ♪ >> keith urban is here ready to perform new songs and hits we all love. so, get ready to rock out. october 30th, 2024. ♪ >> we love you, pete! >> traveled from pennsylvania. >> baltimore, maryland. >> massachusetts. >> michigan. >> and tampa, florida! >> today is my first keith concert. >> ready for keith urban! >> oh, let's go. welcome back to "today."

that is a fired-up crowd. so nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. keith is sounding so good. great crowd. weather is perfect. let's go. i cannot wait. >> yes. >> he brings it. remember what tomorrow is, thursday. halloween! it's one of our favorite mornings on the plaza. we go so big with our reveals. how will we top it this time? should we just go ahead and tell them what it is this time? okay. well, just tune in tomorrow. we will have an incredible halloween extravaganza. that was my favorite. >> all right. let's get to your news at 8:00. we begin with the countdown to the election, now just six days away. both candidates making their final push on the campaign trail. but it comes amid an unforced gaffe from president biden. garrett haake in philadelphia this morning with the latest. garrett, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. with less than a week to go, last night suitably a major moment in this campaign.

kamala harris holding that m magsive rally on the ellipse. quite possibly the biggest event for either candidate all campaign long in which she laid out her closing argument and vowed to be a president for all americans and offering to turn the page to a new generation of leadership. that message undercut at least by the current president who on a zoom call with a latino group said this about that racist joke from the comedian at trump's rally on sunday. >> the only garbage i see floating out there is his supporters, his demonization of latinos is unconscionable. >> reporter: that did not stop donald trump from seizing on that comment mid-rally here in pennsylvania, arguing that if biden thinks his supporters are garbage, what is that saying about essentially half the country? the trump campaign using this to raise money and as a rallying cry for their supporters in the final week of this campaign. savannah. >> garrett haake in philadelphia, thank you.

with the election less than a week away, a lot of voters are still debating how they will vote in the election, especially on heavily debated topics, including abortion rights. that issue is on florida's ballot where six million people already cast their vote. nbc senior legal correspondent laura jarett sat down with voters with one specific area of concern. >> hey, hoda. good morning to you. voters are getting to weigh in directly on a bunch of issues right now, but possibly the most significant issue in florida this morning, the future of reproductive rights. i traveled to sarasota to see how one group is getting out the vote with some unusual alliances. >> thank you all so much for coming tonight. >> reporter: in this suburban living room, a frank conversation among women. >> i am a pro-choice republican. >> me, too. >> there are a lot of women i know who are just like me. but you have got to get them out there to vote. >> reporter: carol is a lifelong republican and laser focused on one issue this election, trying

to persuade other conservative women to vote in favor of abortion rights in florida. >> a lot of them are afraid if you support this issue, you support the democratic platform. >> reporter: carol's group, republican women for freedom and others like it, quietly using informal house parties to galvanize support for amendment iv, which would undo florida's six-week abortion ban and restoring access to 24 weeks of pregnancy, the point of fetal viability. >> we want to get the message out that nobody messes with our bodies. >> reporter: florida, one of nearly a dozen states with abortion rights on the ballot this election, but the only one that requires a 60% super majority to pass. meaning, it needs bipartisan support. alliances like jane, a liberal,

and her daughter beth, a republican. how important is this issue for you come november? >> very important. >> there are a lot of women like me that might be fiscally conservative but believe a woman has a right to choose. >> reporter: jane, at times, growing emotional. >> i have fought all my life to get this going. and then it was settled in roe v. wade. wow. yay. and now we're fighting all over again. >> reporter: ron desantis, who signed the six-week ban into law still activity campaigning against the ballot amendment. >> you should vote no. i don't care where you stand on these issues. >> reporter: still, carol is staying the course. because for you this is about health care, not politics. >> totally about health care. trump will probably win my county. but on this issue, the women are going to speak up. >> now, guys, recent polling from the new york times showed 46% of likely voters said they would vote yes on this ballot measure for abortion, while 48% would vote no and 16% said they didn't know or didn't answer. as for everything else, it will

come out to turnout. it needs a 60% majority, so that 46% will not do it for them. >> all right, laura. thank you. >> thank you, laura. boeing and the union representing 33,000 striking workers met for the first time yesterday since members rejected the country's latest contract offer. the union says they had a productive face-to-face meeting to address the key bargaining issues. last week workers voted down an offer with a 35% pay raise over four years. the union, among other things, has been seeking a 40% increase. all right. let's get a "boost" this morning. >> oh, got a good one here. a columbian singer had just finished a concert in oklahoma city last week. as he was driving away from the theater, there was a woman in the car next to him, and she was belting out his song. okay. she had no idea he was in the suv right next to her the whole time. watch how this whole thing played out.

♪ >> that's great. >> i think she was pretty excited. they took time. they hugged. they took pictures and the whole thing. oh, my gosh. imagine when you think the concert was the best part of your night. >> that is so cute. >> by the way, that did not happen in new york, right? no horning saying move aside or anything. "pop start" loaded with some stars this morning, including some big news on jon stewart's future with "the daily show". first, a conversation with tom hanks, and a big anniversary from one of his most iconic roles right after this.

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tom hanks. he does come to you when you talk about some of his specials. >> yeah. we love tom hanks. he's such a joy to be around. in fact, that is the theme of his new movie here. it is from the vantage point from one specific room and place in time. we sat down with him to talk about the film, a forrest gump milestone and quotes from his legendary career. in case you were ever wondering or hoping that tom hanks is really as nice as he seems, these are some moments before our interview even started. >> the tree is removing the green color. >> that is so interesting. >> i found that because i'm narrating this stuff.

>> it is always like sitting down with an old friend, chatting away. >> where are you from originally? >> arizona. >> we even had to be told to wrap it up. >> yeah, let's go. let's start talking. first of all, stop interrupting me. i haven't seen savannah in months. we have a lot of catching up to do. >> well, here we are. >> savannah, look at you. >> get it, here? we're here to talk about "here." it tells the story of several generations of families through one single vantage point in the same spot over centuries. >> i have to say it is extremely audacious filmmaking, this idea that you could lock down a camera in a space and then cover, well, really millions of years, but generations mostly. >> that's right. we have a cast of billions. >> and it's the casting that has film buffs abuzz as "here" reunites hanks and robin wright and director robert zemeckis for the first time in 30 years. it's a fun way to tell, not just one story, but many stories. what made you want to sign on? >> you know, every now and again, we get together to make

these movies that do things in this optical pop kind of way that no one has ever seen. >> christmas morning energy. here we go. >> one of the main characters of this movie is the house that we live in. and for the guy i play, the house is this piece of security that must be protected at all times. and for the house for robin, my wife, for her, it's not a sense of security. it's a sense of boundary. and those two things end up striking the human condition in a real different way. even though you are in love, even though you are married for a long period of time, even though you have countless moments of memory and history locked into a room. what is the longest you ever lived in one house, savannah guthrie? >> i lived in the house i grew up in almost my whole life. >> almost your whole life. now, when you go back and visit. >> i do go back. my mom still lives there. >> what lands on you. this three-dimensional space. you could be time tripping every time you turn around the corner >> right.ght?

we could go back and forth from 6 to 66 years old in the blink of an eye. isn't that cooky? >> it's cooky. and it was a technological feat as well because they used a.i. to de-age you and make you look younger. >> that's right. >> hanks says the help from a.i. was only half the battle. >> i'm going to tell you right now, savannah, there is a way a 17-year-old leaps hard for a 67-year-old man to recreate. >> my momma always said life was like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're gonna get. >> speaking of aging, "forrest gump" is, what, 30 years old. >> i guess so. it came out in '90 -- >> can you believe it? >> it is iconic.

it is a part of our culture. that's a great thing. >> someone is watching it right now. >> run, forrest, run! >> is there any line from the film that you hope to live your life never hearing quoted back to you. you know like, "life is a box of chocolates". >> it's all "run, forrest, run," it's all great. people yell a bunch of stuff at me. >> what's the most common? >> i get "wilson" a lot. "brace for impact." i get that. >> "i'm the captain now." >> which wasn't my line. >> "houston, we have a problem". >> for you, you have been in every iconic classic film. >> when someone yells out something from the movie it's like, here, here's a nickel, tom. i will pay you back for that line. and you end up being a pretty

wealthy guy. >> you must have a lot of nickels. >> just enough. just enough. >> you and i get together every once in a while. >> yes, we do. we work hard for military caregivers, something we care a lot about. >> military hero, right. >> are you going to come co-anchor with me again. >> some people might think, when did tom and savannah get married? let's go off and do "good morning buffalo" or something like that. good morning, cleveland. >> thanks, guys! that was our promo shot. we were like trying to be like hey! >> can i do "pop start" on "good morning buffalo"? send a resume. >> i love seeing a friendship. >> don't forget, he's been in every amazing movie in the last 20 years. >> every iconic line. he said that one, too. that one, too. "here" opens nationwide on friday. check it out. mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >> okay. here's your nationwide weather.

the eastern third of the country. sunny, lots of record highs. severe storms in the mid-section of the midwest. snowy conditions through the rockies and a west coast storm comes in later this afternoon. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your all right. best time of the morning. >> hard to follow tom hanks and savannah guthrie. but i hope tom is watching. all right.

this is my resume for "pop start" on "good morning buffalo." we'll start with jon stewart. he made a big announcement about his "daily show" hosting gig. >> this is my last show before the election. but not my last show. i'm coming back, baby! we're going another year! >> that's right. he will staying on as executive producer for the long-running comedy central show at least through december of next year. he's demanding the desk on mondays only. that's right. next up, "larger than life." that's the name of a new documentary in the works following history's biggest boy bands with interviews from those chart-toppers, opening up about fame, fans and the fight to the top. >> you are a boy band. you go through really, really hard times. >> everybody was at their wits' end. we literally felt beat up by the label. let's leave our record company and do this completely different. >> we were signing contracts and rca was running down the traffic in times square to stop us from signing this contract.

>> "trl" was fan-driven. we took notice of where we were on the count every day. >> unfortunately n'sync is at number two. >> "larger than life: reign of the boy bands," otherwise known as my therapy sessions starts streaming monday the 12th on paramount plus. i haven't seen it but -- definitely my time, though. next up, "saturday night live" a few weeks ago, marcello hernandez made a big splash with his new sketch. >> look, i'm sorry i met someone i connected with, but domingo is in the past. >> i'm here. ♪ hey, matt came all this way had to explain ♪ ♪ direct from domingo she is a friend, but we did hook up, though ♪ >> what? why would you guys tell me this

through song? >> it quickly went viral. even inspired some tiktoks. and he admitted he cannot escape domingo. >> okay. let's do it one time and then awe put our phones down and you let me tell you the jokes i wrote. ♪ hey, man came this way ♪ ♪ hard to explain ♪ >> direct from domingo. >> the crowd loves domingo. >> very cool. next up, a couple of quick podcasts to tell you about. keith morrison and "dateline." "the man in the black mask." you can find it by scanning the qr code. a rising new director shooting a film about a serial killer. but when a man goes missing on the set, a real-life horror story unfolds. check that out. hoda, we're looking at you. it's wednesday. a brand-new "making space" is

out. the qr code will pop up. wendy suzuki talks about the portion of caring for your brain. >> so, you know, the human brain, your brain, your brain, your brain is literally the most complex structure known to human kind. think about that for a second. the one in our head right now. and it defines everything about us, how we see, feel, think, what lotions we choose, what we laugh about. and, so, taking care of that is paramount in our lives. >> oh, that's good. >> she also said like exercise actually grows your brain larger. she's done like lots of research. she's a professor. she's brilliant, a doctor. she said she can actually see the brain expanding with exercise. >> and that's a good thing. >> yeah, it creates more synapses. you know, you will stop losing your keys and stuff. >> all right. we will listen do that. that full conversation "making space" wherever you get your podcast.

we've got time for one more. macy's thanksgiving day parade. we have an exclusive announcement about a new balloon entering that party. take a look. >> check it out! >> picture perfect! >> "gabby's dollhouse" is taking to the skies. join us at the 98th thanksgiving day parade. >> yes. that, of course, is gabby and her best friend from the series "gabby's dollhouse." this year the debut of the first ever balloon in the 98th macy's thanksgiving day parade. of course, you can watch it thursday, november 28th, right here on nbc and peacock. somewhere, there is a 4-year-old patricia daley very excited about this. maybe gabby will swing by long island. go by the crib? >> you got to come to gabby. i'll take her.

>> all right. concert morning. hoda is on the move. >> look who i found, y'all. the man of the hour. let me get out of his way. you guys, keith is here. >> thank you. >> we are so ready. you know how you do. >> yes! >> this is your crowd. we have been waiting for you. you're our final concert, and we're so excited. you guys, we will have a lot more. but, first, your local news and weather.

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means tomorrow at this time we're going to be throwing our annual celebration right here on the plaza. but this morning, that's right, keep chanting, yeah. there you are. yeah, right, yeah, yeah. >> the crowd knows what they want. >> keith urban is here. >> yes! >> glad to be back. >> great having you. >> keith, we love having you. of course, keith is a four-time grammy winner, about to kick off our final plaza concert of the season. we saved the best for last. what a beautiful morning out here. >> i'm really glad we got to come back, so thank you. >> keith, we will get to your music in just a second, but, first, mr. roker, you have a check of the weather. >> he smells so good. >> you said the quiet part outloud. it is beautiful. >> what are you hearing? what is the smell? >> oh, it is a mix of things. >> we'll talk later. >> it's proprietary. >> it's all the things, there you go. did that get creepy? i don't know. let's show you what we've got going on.

let's look at the aforementioned halloween. 70 degrees. we're looking at showery forecasts, fog in the pacific northwest. wichita falls going to be clear, 71. east coast looking great. and then we go into the rest of the weekend, a big pacific coast storm in the pacific northwest on friday. warm highs in the southeast, chillier as we get into the northern states. lots of rain in the midsection. mountain snow in the rockies. sunday, sunday, we are looking at a fall day, warming up in the midwest, but heavy showers and thunderstorms in the great lakes all the way down into texas and still unsettled out west. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening -- good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to see high temperatures in the mid to upper 60s today. lots of sunshine and comfortably cool after a very chilly morning in oakland. look for a high of 64 degrees and 69 in antioch, 62

in daly city. and for san francisco, we're headed for the mid 60s today in the north bay. we'll see highs in and that is your latest >> and that is your latest weather. thanks for the help. >> thank you, al. no more inhaling keith. all right. he's ready to kick off a live special concert here. but, first, on a wednesday morning, this is "today" on nbc. sam liccardo gets things done. 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.

♪ the citi concert series on "today" is proudly sponsored by citi. >> welcome back, everybody. keith urban's incredible fans have been lined up since early this morning for this moment. >> before the music, let's check

out his superstar career. ♪ >> keith urban is riding high with hits like "somebody like you". ♪ love somebody like you ♪ >> and "you'll think of me". ♪ you'll think of me ♪ >> he's got 24 number one hits. the country superstar, who is originally from down under moved to nashville in the early '90s and began writing songs that soared up the charts. with 11 albums, he's received more than 30 major awards, including 4 grammys. and his music has been streamed more than 10 billion times. one of his biggest fans, his wife, nicole kidman, recently celebrating 18 years of marriage. ♪ >> now urban is out with his 11th album "high," his first in nearly four years.

and this morning, he's here to rock out on our citi concert stage. ♪ >> are you ready? let's not waste any more time. ladies and gentlemen, give it up for keith urban! ♪ we were holding hands, barefoot in the grass ♪ ♪ with the red sunset still warm on our backs ♪ ♪ the sky looked like an ocean and the water ♪ ♪ looked like glass ♪ ♪ and forever meant tomorrow ♪ ♪ we both wondered if we would last ♪ ♪ but you were leaving town, i didn't wanna face it ♪

♪ love you just doesn't grow in two different places ♪ ♪ us burning out, i couldn't take it ♪ ♪ so we tied a double knot in those faded white laces ♪ ♪ my size 12 and your size 7 ♪ ♪ we flew them straight, straight up to heaven, high in the small-town sky ♪ ♪ it was up in the air, are they gonna make it ♪ ♪ never come down, never gonna come untied ♪ ♪ yeah, you and i, we're still hanging ♪ ♪ in there just like chuck taylors on a power line ♪ ♪ ♪ in between the silence, you and me talked all night ♪ ♪ i made you laugh, then accidentally made you cry ♪ ♪ when i said, i wouldn't blame you, if the sunrise meant

good-bye ♪ ♪ you said, how dare you, baby ♪ ♪ who are we not to try ♪ ♪ then sitting right there on the hood of your satin ♪ ♪ bright as the red on your flower dress pattern ♪ ♪ a light went off, and that's when it happened ♪ ♪ you were gonna be mine and nothing else mattered ♪ ♪ by size 12 and your size 7 ♪ ♪ we flew them straight, straight up to heaven, high ♪ ♪ in the small-town sky ♪ ♪ it was up in the air, are they gonna make it ♪ ♪ never come down, never gonna come untied ♪ ♪ yeah, you and i, we're still hanging ♪ ♪ in there just like chuck taylors on a power line ♪ ♪ ♪ are they gonna make it ♪

♪ yes, we're gonna make it ♪ ♪ are they gonna make it ♪ ♪ yes, we're gonna make it ♪ ♪ my size 12 and your size 7 ♪ ♪ we flew them straight, straight up to heaven, high ♪ ♪ in our small town's sky ♪ ♪ it was up in the air, are they gonna make it ♪ ♪ never come down, never gonna come untied ♪ ♪ no, we're never gonna come untied ♪ ♪ we're gonna make it, yes, we're gonna make it now ♪ ♪ gonna make it, yes, we're gonna make it now ♪ ♪ gonna make it, yes, we're gonna make it now ♪ ♪ gonna make it, yes, we're gonna make it now ♪ ♪ chuck taylors on a power line ♪ we're still hanging in there just like chuck taylors on a power line ♪

[ applause ] >> that is how you kick off a concert! we're back with more music from keith urban in a moment. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

♪ we're back with one of our favorites. keith urban is here. >> oh, this crowd has been going wild for him all morning long. they're getting what they came for. before our next song, we want to chat with you. it's so good to see you. >> thank you. >> we were just discussing amongst ourselves that you are one of the all-time best, nicest, coolest guests that we've had. >> i got you, all right. >> and you also put on such an amazing show. and this is your first album in four years. tell us about it. >> it is nice to have it finally down and out. it's called "high." and it's out. >> what is the story of this album? >> i made another album in between, and i scrapped the whole thing and started again. >> why? >> i didn't like it, yeah. 13 songs.

>> and they will never see the light of day? >> maybe at some point. bits and pieces of it, yeah. >> well, i know you were supposed to be on the concert on our plaza a while ago and then you had an unfortunate death. nicole's mom passed away. we want to send our condolences. how is she? >> thanks very much. thanks for having us back. it's up and down, you know. it comes. it comes in waves. but everybody is -- the outpouring has been amazing, so thank you, everybody, for that. we so appreciate it. >> happy belated birthday, by the way. a little birdie told us you turned 57 over the weekend. >> last saturday. >> and you celebrated by actually giving back down in north carolina. >> yeah. we took part in a concert for carolina. and everybody that helped that

night, we raised $24.5 million and still counting. a team effort, big team effort. >> all right, keith. so you will sing for us. you are going to proceed to the end of the runway, and we're going to head off this way. >> you don't want to sing, hoda? >> there you go! come on. let's do it. >> take it away, keith! >> all right. let's play it. thank you, thank you. okay. ♪ ♪ when i goat blue, i get dark blue ♪ ♪ when i have one, i always have a few ♪ ♪ when i get gone, i get real gone ♪ ♪ when i get it wrong, i get it real wrong ♪ ♪ i'm out tonight, and i'm

feeling like i should call you up ♪oll ♪♪ the tequil a's starting to take a toll ♪♪ i was hoping, ♪ maybe take a shot that you're wide awake at a quarter to 3:00 ♪ ♪ made you looking through your camera roll ♪ ♪ the tequila's starting to take a toll ♪ ♪ i was hoping, baby, maybe you'd be ♪ ♪ as messed up as me and all alone ♪ ♪ and all of your friends have all gone home ♪ ♪ and you hate that the truth ♪ ♪ is nobody leaves your head and your heart, and your bed and your sheets ♪ ♪ as messed up as me ♪ ♪ as messed up as me ♪ ♪ and you're out tonight like you always are ♪ ♪ when you get mad, you stay that way ♪ ♪ and you always say you're doing okay ♪

♪ but we both know it's probably a lie ♪ ♪ and you're falling to pieces on the inside ♪ ♪ and you're out tonight like you were always are ♪ ♪ you're dressed to kill, and your lips are red, and misery still loves company ♪ ♪ are you as messed up as me and all alone ♪ ♪ and all of your friends have all gone home ♪ ♪ and you hate that the truth ♪ ♪ is nobody leaves your head and your heart, and your bed and your sheets ♪ ♪ as messed up as ♪ ♪ me and you ♪ ♪ when we used to ♪ ♪ paint this town, burn it down and go round for round for round ♪ ♪ hey, what are you doing right now ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm out tonight, and i'm

feeling like i should call you up ♪ ♪ maybe take a shot that you're wide awake at a quarter to 3:00 ♪ ♪ as messed up as me and all alone ♪ ♪ and all of your friends have all gone home ♪ ♪ and you hate that the truth ♪ ♪ is nobody leaves your head and your heart and your bed and your sheets ♪ ♪ as messed up as me ♪ ♪ as messed up as me ♪ ♪ as messed up as me ♪ ♪ oh, what are you doing right now ♪ ♪ you know what i'm talking about ♪ ♪ we go round and round and round ♪ ♪ we've been round and round ♪

♪ ♪ are you messed up as me ♪ [ applause ] >> don't go anywhere. keith urban just getting started. we will be back with a fan favorite. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

>> welcome back. we're having the best time out here on the plaza. you guys having a good time? all right. mr. keith urban. >> guess what, guys? he's not done yet. he is singing one of his most popular songs of all-time, "somewhere in my car." give it up once again for keith urban! ♪

♪ i'm driving home tonight, catching all the red lights ♪ ♪ that's all right because i don't want to be alone ♪ ♪ there's nobody waiting there, cold and empty bed ♪ ♪ words i wished i'd said come on, come to the radio ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ and i don't know why i do this to myself ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ i know you're with someone else ♪ ♪ but in my mind, we're somewhere in my car ♪ ♪ and it's raining hard on the streetlight glow ♪ ♪ got your lips on mine, it's gasoline on fire, i never will forget ♪ ♪ you grabbed my shirt and pulled it over my head ♪ ♪ and your fingertips slide up and down my back ♪ ♪ breathing hard, steaming up the glass ♪ ♪ i'd give anything if i could bring it back, oh ♪ ♪ ♪ so i've been sleeping until

noon, in the same bedroom ♪ ♪ where i once held you and it's breaking my heart ♪ ♪ i should take down all those pictures from my wall ♪ ♪ promises we made won't fill this empty space ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ and i don't know why i can't just can't let you go ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ i know you're never coming back ♪ ♪ but in my mind, we're somewhere in my car ♪ ♪ and it's raining hard on the streetlight glow ♪ ♪ you got your lips on mine, it's gasoline on fire, i never will forget ♪ ♪ you grabbed my shirt and pulled it over my head ♪ ♪ and your fingertips slide up and down my back ♪ ♪ breathing hard, steaming up the glass ♪ ♪ i'd give anything if i could bring it back, oh, if i could the glass ♪♪ i'd give anything if i

bring it back ♪ back ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ in my mind, ♪ ♪ in my mind, we're somewhere in my car ♪ ♪ and it's raining hard on the streetlight glow ♪ ♪ you got your lips on mine, it's gasoline on fire, i never will forget ♪ ♪ you grabbed my shirt and pulled it over my head ♪ ♪ and your fingertips slide up and down my back ♪ ♪ breathing hard, steaming up the glass ♪ ♪ i'd give anything if i could bring it back ♪ ♪ oh, if i could bring you back ♪ oh ♪ ♪ oh ♪ ♪ oh ♪

♪ ♪ >> whoa! >> man! >> we're rocking! >> keith! come on! >> come on, keith! keith. >> man! >> you're on top. >> who says you can't catch a cab in this town? how about a big hand for the band here. >> thank you very much to the band. you rock. >> keith, you crushed it on that cab. >> not even out of breath. not even out of breath. >> that's a first. >> we have so many incredible fans here. raise your hand if you have seen

keith urban 59 times. this girl right here in the front row. >> wow! >> 59 times. she's got the necklace. she has a keith urban purse. she and her daughter have come to so many concerts, so she loves you. oh, hold on! >> look at that. wow. >> that's love. >> so sweet, wow! >> she can take that taxi ride home. >> i know, the best. >> he can jump on anything. >> you are in great shape, man. all right. thank you so much. you have got another song coming up in the 3rd hour, indeed. we love you, keith. >> the new album is out today. >> the dates are off for the australian leg, too. for the tour. look for those dates, as well. >> can we go to australia? let's go. keith, nicole, we'll stay with you. >> we go together. >> okay, never mind. don't forget the halloween extravaganza tomorrow. but we're back after your local news. good morning. it is 856 on

marcus washington. hundreds of striking hotel workers are organizing a march today in downtown san francisco. the first walked off the job last month, shortly after the previous contract expired. servers, bartenders, housekeepers, as well as bellhops who work at five of the major downtown hotels, say that talks are at a standstill. hilton responded by saying that they are committed to good faith negotiations. hyatt saying that it has a history of fair wages and benefits. that march is scheduled to start around 4 p.m. south bay leaders say they are taking a bold new step in developing the state of the art transit village as bart expands into san jose, santa clara valley transit authority later this morning is announcing a new funding for more than a dozen groups of organizations. all are helping the agency focus on the new transit based communities and neighborhoods surrounding south bay's busiest hubs. the

agency even has the promotional video outlining that plan. vta says that the grants of up to $175,000 are being provided to enhance the live work experience and what the agency calls a unique opportunity. happening now transit agency is scheduled

♪ this morning on the 3rd hour of "today," staying alive. the yankees get their first world series win in grand fashion. >> bases loaded, two