okay, good boy, this hoda stuff is exhausting >> welcome back, hoda. home. >> hoda, it is so good having you back we missed you, and now life is complete >> you are so -- first of all -- >> we're glad you're back. >> we missed you. >> it's boring without you. >> i can't believe you guys did that piece >> this is -- i got up early, i'm exhausted. i'm going to take tomorrow off this is a tough grind you all have thank you so much. >> did you forget how cheesey everybody is >> by the way, it just reminded me of how -- since i walked in the door to this very moment, just how much i love this place. i want to thank you guys for coming too that meant a lot to me. >> i said earlier the light is back our light is here. you are our light. >> you guys are so sweet i love you all thank you. >> we love you too >>> coming up, what's a family reunion without a little food. we're going to have a great food party. some of our recipes. >>> welcome back. no celebration around here is complete without a good, old fashioned meal. >>> and welcome back, no celebration aroun

hoda, i'm richard engel from nbc. >> yeah. >> and i wanted to talk to you. >> hoda was born in new jerseyhter of a diplomat from yemen. >> i'm just as american as any blond haired, blue eyed girl. i would like to stay in my country and do american things. >> instead, age 20, she left her comfortable, even privileged life in the u.s. to come to syria and join isis. she was an ardent believer and used her twitter account to incite americans to commit murder. there's one tweet in particular when you talk about calling americans to do drive-by shootings, to rent a truck and drive over people, you say memorial day, go out and do it. >>iv ive was told not to speak t these things. >> hoda now claims she was filled with remorse but she was literally wedded to the cause, marrying three isis fighters, one after the other. >> two were killed and one -- >> divorced. >> how were these men killed? >> on the battlefield. >> they were fighters, they were killed fighting? >> mm-hmm. >> did you ever get any military training? i've seen those images of the isis women with guns. >> no, we didn't. women didn'

hoda is returning tomorrow 7:00. you don't want to miss that. during the today in the bay show, we will actually share more thoughts from hoda herself. she will reflect on the summer with her two girls on maternity leave. i have seen a lot of pictures. >> she looked like she had a really good time and such a special time for her family. >>> tennis fans saw a bay area teenager sing at the u.s. open in new york over the weekend. >> this is garvin geraldo. ♪ america, america god shed his grace on thee ♪ >> look at him singing away. that is gaven singing america the beautiful before the evening session of the u.s. open. the u.s. tennis association shares the footage with us. he also loves the transportation system there. >> i like that you can walk anywhere. i like the subway. in california, we have to drive everywhere because everything is so far apart. >> 350 teams from across the country for that. >> be the change you want to be. we have lovely weather forecast. hope you get to go outside. have a great day. >> see you. at at&t we believe in acces

hoda mommy, hoda! hoda >> hoda is back. how cute is this little boy? he is 2. that's parker.ker is so happy that hot dog is back. >> i love parker >> isn't that the cutest >> thank you for that. >> yeah. >> hot dog i won't forget that one. >>> ahead, a candid new interview with brad pitt what the star is revealing this morning about overcoming a very personal struggle >>> first, facebook considers hiding likes from your feed, a move aimed at improving mental health why are some people not liking that move? we're going to get into that coming up right after this ♪ ♪ see this sweet feature? don't call it a spoiler, cuz it don't spoil a thing. oh look, you don't need to sell me. at carmax, they buy all the cars. that's helpful. this is just taped on for show. they'll still buy it. thank you. this is not just a headache. this is not just a fever. this is not just the flu. it's meningitis b... and you're not there to help. while meningitis b is uncommon... once symptoms appear, they can progress quickly and can be fatal... sometimes within 24 hours. before you send your teen to co

craig and hoda? >> peter alexander from the white house this morning, peter, thank you. >>> meantime, there's a new controversy this morning involving one of the nation's biggest tech companies and your personal data. the government is slapping a multimillion fine on youtube for violating a federal law concerning children's privacy. tom costello is in washington with the latest on this story. >> $170 million fine, the largest fine the government has ever imposed on google. it's part of the federal trade commission which accuses youtube of mishandling personal information that's collected from children online without their parent's consent ♪ if you call and make a mess say sorry ♪ >> reporter: if you're a parent of young kids this may be familiar. hours and hours of children's videos from cartoons to sing alongs all streaming on youtube. this morning the video giant and its parent company google have agreed to pay a $170 million fine to the federal trade commission and new york state. to settle allega

is hoda's new book "i really needed this today.rder. hoda, what are you hoping people get out of this book >> i don't know. i feel like it's a pick me up. it's a one a day bite sized thing. they're all quotes from people i love and stories you all are in it, most of you >> i love waking up to your motivational quotes on twitter. >> that's kind of what it is, andy. >> this is from september 17th, today, you were born to be real, not to be perfect. and then you tell a story. >> about shaquille o'neal. he was in the studio we talked about that anyway, it's kind of fun thank you, andy, for that. >> you know this tv thing, i think it might work out for you. >> you got a future? >> you got a daily click >> today's video is perfect for anyone having a little trouble getting going this morning this is a little girl named arlie, she showed up to the swing set, the actual act of swinging proves to be too exhausting, her dad posting that cute video to instagram. >> oh, wow. >> we all feel like that some days. >> excellent job, andy, you kille

>> i came to the camp because i heard a young woman was here who said she was american named hoda. >> i'm richard engel from nbc, and i wanted to talk to you. >> she was born in new jersey, the daughter of a diplomat from yemen. >> i'm just as american as any blond haired blue eyed girl and i would like to stay in my country and do american things. >> instead age 20 she left her comfortable, even privileged life in the u.s., to come to syria to join isis. she was an ardent believer and used her twitter account to incite americans to commit murder. >> you call on americans to do drive-by shootings, to rent a truck and drive over people spilling their blood and you say memorial day, veteran's day, go out and do it. >> my lawyer told me not to speak about these things. >> hoda now claims she is filled with remorse. but she was literally wedded to the cause, marrying three isis fighters. >> you were married three times. two were killed and one divorced you. how were these men killed? >> on the battlefield. >> they were fighters? >> yeah. >> they were killed? >> uh-huh. >> did you ever get

hoda kotb is back in studio 1 as she rejoins the "today" show family after her maternity leave. her playing with her daughters hayley and hope. hoda is sharing with viewers how she happily filled her days during her time off. >> look, we miss a lot of our lives. we all do. we work. we have, you know, a lot of people are pulling on us, but for this tiny little window, i got to not miss anything. >> the wait is over for you this morning. you can see hoda this morning starting at 7:00 on the "today" show, that's right after "today in the bay." >> it will be nice to see her back. >> yes. 4:57 for you right now. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," meteorologist kari hall is looking at the weather for us. >> as we look out in fremont we start out with mostly clear skies and 60s and a goodule warmup. a little bit cooler. more on that coming up next. >>> and the north starting to see a few more cars, san rafael southbound for your commute, no delays obviously. we do have a return for that commute after the vacation, a good time. >>> right now at 5:00, the worst fears realized. mor

craig and hoda. >> peter alexander at the u.n. peter, thank you. >>> also new information on the arrest of an army soldier arrested for allegedly putting bomb-making instructions on social media, and the fbi says he also discussed possible targets, including a major news network and a presidential candidate. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams is following that investigation. hey, pete, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, the fbi says there was no specific plot or attack plan, and this soldier is not charged with possessing explosives, but investigators say he told others how to make bombs and talked about wanting to carry out attacks in the u.s. federal prosecutors say a u.s. army soldier stationed in the ft. riley, kansas, has been putting bomb-making instructions on social media. jarrett william smith posted in a facebook group chat how to use a cell phone to make a bomb detonator. investigators say last month he began communicating with someone he thought was like-minded but who was actually an undercover fbi

can't wait, can't wait for hoda to get back. >> i know, we had a great summer but we missed our hoda, but not for much longer. she's going to be here soon. >> that's what i hear. the gang is going to be back together. >> reunited and it's going to feel so good. >> hey, again. >> they said it, hoda returns tomorrow. >> 7:00. during "today in the bay" tomorrow we'll share some moments from hoda. she'll reflect on her summer with her two little girls while on maternity leave >> if you're on maternity leave summer is a great time to do it. get you relaxed. >>> coming up, we are following up on a south bay hit-and-run crash over the weekend, the two men that are dead this morning, who police say they're still looking for. >>> and we'll do washington by the numbers. category 5 right also 53 and 14, we'll do it when "today in the bay" continues. humira patients, you inspire us. the way you triumph over adversity. and live your lives. that's why we redesigned humira. we wanted to make the experience better for you. now there's less pain immediately following injection. we've reduced the size

good morning. >> good morning, hoda and savannah. what concerns the trump administration is the surge of teenage use of e-cigarettes. 8 million adults use them and 5 million children and that, the administration says, is putting an entire generation at risk. a promise of action from the oval office to snuff out the vaping emergency. >> we can't have our youth be so affected. >> reporter: the administration revealing its plans to eliminate flavored e-cigarettes from the market until the companies that make them apply for and receive approval. in an effort to tamp out teen vaping michigan banned products with flavors with mango and bubble gum. some in the industry which often alternative to smoking think it's too much. the american vaping association blasting the president's plan as draconian, saying it will send ex-smokers back to smoking. but juul, the biggest vape brand, promising to comply with government policy, saying we strongly agree with the need for aggressive category-wide action on flavored products. the vaping association

hoda is really smiling this morning, even more than usual.as tight, down to the wire. >> all you had to watch was like the last 37 seconds, the texans were up by one, and what did drew brees and the team do in the last 30 seconds, that. that's what they did >> that was a long field goal too. >> this is what set it up. >> come on >> can we just watch saints highlights for a while. >> this isn't espn, no. >> and drew brees looked fantastic. >> he's amazing, right >> a timeless wonder for the saints and saints nation to great news out of georgia this morning that remarkable rescue for the four crew members trapped inside that overturned cargo shop nbc's ron mott remains on the scene for us ron, good morning. >> reporter: hey, craig, good morning to you just an absolutely great day here yesterday watching the coast guard and all the state and local agencies working with them and private businesses to pull this off yesterday, it was quite a scene down here. as for these four crew members who were rescued yesterday, the first three came off at abou

forecast, hoda >> dylan, thank you.w items in your grocery store, and a lot of them were recently featured at the fancy food festival. >> every year more than 2,400 exhibitors come together right here in w york to show off the creations. greatest in food dave zinczenko was there to check them all out the founder of eat this, not that good morning. >> that's pretty cool, that festival. >> it's amazing. all the foods there, they're taking it to a higher level every time, our nutritionists, they're delicious, got the best from all the supermarket aisles, available this fall and we're in ten different categories these are the favorites. these are the ones i want to eat every day. >> we are way out ahead of everybody on this. start with breakfast. >> start with a milk alternative, strawberry banana milk it's amazing you guys have to try it. >> is it dairy >> 70 calorie non-dairy. no digestive issues with this. it's great it's fantastic sometimes with almond milk it's watery and funky. >> it's good. >> it's great for you or y

hoda, for you.ions, both, here, whenever i go to l.a., i always got to get an in-n-out burger, it's a must. i'm like a meercat we have bacon jam in there, we have maple syrup, we have bourbon, we have coffee. >> bourbon >> toss that in there. and a little bit of coffee, bourbon, and a little bit of apple cider vinegar for acidity, put some bacon in there, reduce that down until it's nice and jammy. >> no shortage of flavors. >> we have our burgers, salt >> really good. >> don't touch the burger, let the burger do its thing, nice hard sear. >> flip it once, right. >> bacon jam, boom. >> got to get these recipes, bacon, boom, cheesy burger, boom. >> more importantly catch rams, browns, coverage starts at 7:00 eastern. we're going to be right back to wrap up our "friends" celebration. live performance from the rembrandts, this is "today" on nbc. >>> the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> you can't talk about "friends" without mentioning that iconic theme song it was

>> the last time i saw hoda, she said to me i'll see you tomorrow at work. that was last april. where have you been? >> missing you. >> hope and hailey? >> they're amazing. so good to see your face. >> welcome back. >> she's glowing. be sure to join her again tomorrow morning on the "today" show. after "today in the bay" starting at 7:00. >> a cutie. >> it's baby. >> yes. >>> all right. new for you today, apple is reportedly working on a sleep tracking feature for your apple watch. >> the 95 mac blog says apple is expected to announce this later this month though it's unclear if you'll need to get a new apple watch or if it will work with the older model. >>> the world's longest cruise is under way right now with more than 900 passengers on board. viking says it is a 245-day luxury journey that will come to an end in london. the trip includes six continue innocents but 245 days, you better enjoy your traveling parter in. >> we have great weather here. look at t >> it is going to be nice here, cooling down, heading into the weekend. >> thanks so much for joining us. our next news

hoda. >> kristen welker at the white house. thank you. >>> to america's vaping epidemic, amid growing fears over that mysterious illness linked to e-cigarettes one state is taking a dramatic step to curb teen vaping nbc's morgan radford is here with details good morning. >> good morning, new york is making it official, banning the sale of flavored e-cigarettes. the move is a direct response to the growing number of teens who are vaping and possibly paving the way for a nationwide ban this morning, flavored e-cigarettes up in smoke. >> i'm not waiting for the federal government to come protect the people of the state of new york. >> reporter: with new york becoming the first state to ban the sale of flavored e-cigarettes, everything except menthol and tobacco flavors, part of an effort to tackle the rise of teenage use. >> the flavored products are highly attractive to young people names like bubble gum, cotton candy. cap'n crunch. >> reporter: a move that has some vaping advocates fuming. >> the ban coming after another death w

. >> i miss dateline hoda. pam. what is with pam we'll find out. >> how about a check of the weather, ms. dylan. >>> let's take look at what's going on across the country. nice weather, up and down the east coast, hot on the west coast, san francisco will be in the upper 80s for highs today. tomorrow we're looking at more storms across the desert southwest. we're getting into monsoon season and some of these storms do produce torrential rainfall that could lead to flash flooding, a pacific storm making its way to the northwest, and that could bring mountain snow across the northern rockies. on the flip side of that, record hi >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist, kari hall. one more hot day as we see for our inland areas and highs over 100 degrees and low 80s and 90s in san francisco. as we go into the day tomorrow, some of our warmest inland sp s spots. and the fog returns on friday and highs in the upper 60s continue through next week. >> that's your latest forecast. happy birthday. happy birthday >>> straight

hoda will join us in a moment. we'll have more on the 9/11 memorials and remembrances in a moment. >>> there is another shakeup at the white house. depending who you believe, he was fired or resigned, but either way, this relationship was broken beyond repair. we start with peter alexander. >> reporter: good morning. president trump today is searching for his fourth national security adviser in less than three years following john bolton's sudden departure that came just hours after bolton was in the situation room here sharing a national security council meeting. his disagreements piling up over how to handle key foreign policy issues like north korea, afghanistan and iran. tensions escalating between the u.s. and iran. a vocal proponent of regime change clashing with the president who showed a willingness to talk to rogue leaders. secretary of state mike pompeo previewing possible shifts on foreign policy. >> do you foresee a meet being later this month? >> sure. >> reporter: president trump in blunt terms announ

good to see you. >> hey, craig and hoda, good to see both of you. yes, we are still 133 days out from the iowa caucus. this gold standard poll gives us a surprising snapshot of where that race stands now. the senator surging in iowa this morning, shrugging off her standing. >> to polls, we are still months away from the iowa caucuses and the first primary elections. >> elizabeth warren down playing the widely respected state poll that shows her for the first time overtaking former vice president joe biden there. she's now up 7 points since june to 22% ahead of biden at 20%. still within the margin of error. senator bernie sanders rounds out the top 3 at 11%. the positive polling comes as warren draws big crowds from iowa to new york where a recent rally packed in an estimated 20,000 people. she's making her case for the progressive policies she supports, standing in solidarity with striking gm workers over the weekend. >> we are on this picket line today to say that we're going to make this america work for everyone. >> reporter: her opponents argue

. >>> hoda back in studio 1a.e "today" show family after her maternity leave. >> a lot of smiles this morning. she told her co-anchors she was happy to be back. >> carson daly? >> the last time i saw hoda, she said, i'll see you tomorrow at work. that was last april. where have you been? >> at home. it's so good to see your face, man. >> welcome back. >> there's the hoda. >> she says it's been the best time of her life in these last couple months with her n tow on the "today" show in the nba bay area beginning at 7:00 a.m. she's having a lot of fun. >> good for her. congratulations. >> that's very sweeto see. that's all for us tonight. thank you for watching our 6:00 newscast. have a great weekend. >> bye bye. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> "extra." >>> his wife revealing his condition after surviving t

can't wait for hoda to get back. >> i know, we got a great summer. >> we've missed our hoda but not muchr. she's going to be here soon. >> the gang will be back together. >> reunited and going to feel so good. >> she's returning tomorrow at 7:00, and during the "today in the bay" tomorrow, we're going to share some of her moments that she shared as she reflects on her summer with her two little girls while on maternity leave. >> i'm glad she got to take the time with her family. >>> up next, one of of the most famous faces in comedy right now hospitalized, after a rollover crash. how kevin hart is doing this morning. >>> plus -- >> i've heard of accidents but nothing like this, this is crazy. >> luckily no one was inside these cars in the south bay. brand new for you this morning, a destructive hit-and-run, what witnesses saw and what we know about the person who police arrested. >>> plus we'll do washington by the numbers. the big number of course is five, but we also have 53 and 14, when "today in the bay" continues. well well well, what have we here? a magical place...that's lookin' t

hey, bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. it was an attack in the dark in the saudi arabian desert. it is not clear it has raised the possibility of a u.s. military strike on iran, and possibly will raise your gas prices. the fallout from this attack on the world's biggest oil production facility is growing. it's still unclear who did it, but new satellite photos show multiple pinpoint attacks id a plume of black smoke. secretary of state mike pompeo says iran is to blame but offered no evidence. president trump didn't name iran but tweeted what appears to be a threat of military action warning there's reason to believe we know the culprit, are locked and loaded depending on verification, but we're waiting to hear from saudi arabia as to who they believe was the cause of this attack and under what terms we would proceed. iran denies involvement, its foreign minister accusing the u.s. of moving from maximum pressure to maximum deceit. iranian backed rebels from yemen released this propaganda video claiming ten of their drones

and this is his birthplace creation hoda in central germany. china people is a 4th generation garden no manufacturer his great grandfather philip founded the company in 874 the garden gnome left his workshop to conquer the world a stump arced him back his oh a ginger in mining. is a replica of the minus a symbol of hard work. and a minus will connect the dots which went down post their shoulders to prevent stones from falling in but the kindest i'm trying to for is their heads normal size but the bodies a little short with get to sing their little folk and little folk were needed in the minds of monday so that's why then no no he says fair to a source. in the early years the gnomes had various professions for example as characters for butcher's shop windows. gnomes sporting shovels and aprons 1st began appearing in private gardens in the middle of the last century 1st in germany and later around the globe they symbolized industriousness although they never helped with the yard work. the production of garden gnomes in craven hold to has changed

winter today, monday, september 30th, 2019 >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody, good morning, it's monday morning, nice to have you with us, this is going to be a critical week in washington. >> it is, and it's also an extra special monday, isn't it because mr. roker is back and we are so happy look at him. >> he's coming in. >> hello my baby, hello my darling. >> new him, new outlook, new everything. >> we're happy to have you back. >> we are indeed. >>> let's get right to that impeachment investigation, what's ahead in this showdown. democrats are putting things on a fast track, the first subpoenas have been issued, depositions and hearings expected this week, and the whistleblower at the center of all of it could testify very soon according to the chairman of the house intelligence committee, and in one of dozens of tweets he wrote this weekend about the investigation the president said overnight he deserves to meet his accuser face to face as well as the people inside his white house who were f

savannah and hoda? >> peter, thank you. >>> also breaking overnight, the long-time leader of zimbabwe, robert mugabe has died he was a former guerrilla chief. he took power after the end of white minority rule in 1980. he presided over a country whose early promise was eroded by economic turmoil, disputed elections, and human rights violations growing discontent over hi leadership prompted a military intervention and impeachment proceedings. he was 95 years old. >>> an investigation is under way after an air force attack jet accidentally fired a rocket into the arizona desert yesterday. the air force says a jet like this one unintentionally released a single rocket while on a training mission. it was halfway between phoenix and tucson no damage or injuries reported. that training area is not designated for munitions release. >>> turning now to something we love, talking about football ♪ >> that's our song >> savannah has been saying it's a ring tone. >> i love it. >> it's the music we love. nfl kicked o

i'm sheinelle jones alongside peter alexande >> it is the eve of hoda's return.in. we have our eyes on both coasts this morning. you have the storm battering the bahamas and breaking news out of southern california as well. >> it is a businey morning. we begin with a tragic story off southern california where a large boat caught fire overnight. gadi schwartz joins us with a live report. what are you finding out? >> reporter: sheinelle, we are starting to see some of the boats involved in the rescue coming in to thearbor here. we know five people were rescued and a staggering 34 people are still unaccounted for. all of this happened off the coast of one of the channel islands here on the west coast. from what we understand there was a fire that broke out on the 75-foot vessel. it was a diving vessel that was set up for a multi day excursion. that fire broke out around 3:45 in the morning. by 4:00, 4:30 the entire boat was fully engulfed. fire crews trying to get there, trying to douse the flames, but not put too much water on it. they didn't want the boat to sink.

hoda, this one is for you.'s a dome stadium so that doesn't matter, but it will be 80 degrees. the tailgaters will be happy sunday night, football night in america. >> i love how you do it. >> you give it a good try. >> clear, warm, but not breezy, sorry. >>> double duty, you got pop start. >> now i got to copy carson, this is so hard to do. here we go, first up, colin jost and michael che. of course things turned to the big news of joe's summer engagement to scarlet johansen, asking jost if he cried at all after popping the question. >> guys are hyping it up, i have to do it in a big romantic way >> but i'm half german, and irish catholic, so i'm able to repress. >> and don't typically cry but they also don't typically marry an avenger >> she's a little more dramatic. >> did you get a wedding gift for them >> i didn't get you a gift i can't wait to get to that wedding, hear those sweet, beautiful words, does anybody object >> now we'll be holding our breath for that during the wedding. >> looking forward to we

. >> here's hoda kotb with "fatal attraction." >> nantucket, massachusetts, a beautiful island off the coast of cape cod. it's simple and elegant in a way that says serious money. the beaches are pristine. the food phenomenal and the shopping, pack your credit cards. as the setting for romance with surf, sunset and sea breezes, nantucket is 50 shades of fabulous. but then the fog rolls in, dense, mysterious and everything changes. suddenly it seems anything is possible in this moody place. maybe even sinister things. >> 911. this line is recorded. state your emergency. >> hi, we have an emergency. >> my sister is not answering her phone. >> it was monday, october 25, 2004. a gray day. officer from the nantucket police department was on patrol when the car radio crackled at 1:15 in the afternoon. a call had come in. >> she was supposed to leave and pick up my son at day care. she won't answer her cell phone. >> okay, i are i'll send someone over right now. >> it was a routine matter or so it seemed. furtado was dispatched to check it out. he mitt his partner. both were owned by long-tim

here is hoda kotb with "toxic." >> how much do we reveal to the ones we love?eep our betrayals hidden behind closed doors or do we hide in plain sight, masking our deeds with words? >> the text message says, i'm fine, just clearing my head. >> that was kevin mengel for a time, clearing his head he told his family and friends. facebook status, wants to be left alone. >> maybe he just had enough and needed a vacation for himself. >> but there was a trail of electronic messages that seemed to tell another story, a far more sinister one. >> we were floored. it was all there for us to read. you can't make this stuff up. >> which was fact and which was fiction? >> these text messages don't even seem real. like they don't, they just don't seem real. >> reporter: long before kevin mengel had a cellphone or a facebook page he was a high school guy in suburban philadelphia with a cute little sister to worry about. >> kevin was the stereotypical older brother. he would follow me around and tell all of his friend they weren't allowed to talk to me and things like that. >>

and water bottles at me and held up a single finger representing the one true god in the camp i met hoda, an isis bride who claims she now opposes isis what happens to all these other people in the camp do you think they are still dangerous? >> it's obvious who are still radical, who are still dangerous. >> reporter: today president trump says he wants isis members here returned to their home countries mostly in europe but their governments are refusing to take them back. >> they could try them, do what they want, and at some point i'll say i'm sorry but you either take them back or we'll let them go at your border. >> so richard, whether the president can in fact empty the camps, there is real reason to be concerned about them >> absolutely. this is a ticking time bomb you have tens of thousands of people who are still committed to the isis ideology herded together, nowhere to go, no hope for their future there is very little way that this could end well. >> all right richard engel, thank poin. out this sunday on msnbc "on assignment: the rise and fall of isis" at 9:00 p.m. eastern >>>

hoda is sharing with viewers how she happily filled her days off. >> look, we miss a lot of our livesrk. we have, you know, a lot of people are pulling on us, but for this tiny little window, i got to not miss anything. >> that is so nice. the "today" show starts after this newscast, 7:00. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," adding likes? instagram is considering this but could facebook's iconic thumbs up be going away? say it isn't so. that story coming up for you at 6:50. >>> and preparing for the work under way in contra costa county today, to make sure that people are safe in the event of an active shooter. >>> vice president pence has a very busy day in ireland, but it's not what he's doing, it's where he's staying that is causing controversy. let's take you out to the big board. the dow industrials plunging 300 points on those new tariffs that took effect on sunday. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning. 6:44, time to head back to school. as you head out the door in antioch, low 60s to start, a cool start to the day. we'll be at 70 degrees at 9:00 and by the

hoda kotb is back in studio 1a, rejoining the "today" show family after her maternity leave. this is her playing with her two daughters, hayley and hope, who is of course a little baby. hoda is sharing with viewers how she happily filled her days off. >> look, we miss a lot of our lives. we all do. we work. we have, you know, a lot of people are pulling on us, but for this tiny little window, i got to not miss anything. >> the "today" show starts at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >> good to have her back. >>> coming up here, prepare for the worst, following yet another mass shooting over the weekend, what first responders in contra costa county are doing today to make sure they are ready to respond to violence. >>> vice president pence has a busy day in ireland. it's where he's staying that is causing some controversy. we'll look when "today in the bay" continues. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i

from hit movies like "bad moms" to kathie lee and hoda. >> my wine's not tasting so nice. >> mine's greatter: play dates on "big little lies." >> what are you doing? >> smoking. >> i hate smoking. >> nobody smokes anymore. >> and moms' night out on the "real housewives." drinking behind some of the franchise's greatest and messiest moments. but experts warn the growing popularity of mommy drinking culture can mask alcohol abuse. >> i don't believe that you could say that a wine culture would make somebody an alcoholic. i would say that if somebody has a propensity to be an alcoholic this would be a perfect breeding ground to bring that out in somebody. >> but some moms across the country are speaking out. like actress busy phillips getting real about parenting on her 2018 cover of "parent" magazine, saying "i'm so over the wine culture of mommy wine and glasses that say mommy juice." harmony, joining that conversation, opening up about the toll drinking took on her family. >> you were angry. >> i was angry a lot. alcohol made me more depressed. the unfortunate part is that my children and

actually chewed confidence this time they go to it right hoda abdel-hamid there at the headquarters of the blue and white party thank you hada well let's now cross to harry forsett to is live for us at the new could party headquarters also in tel aviv harry i believe we're expecting netanyahu to speak quite soon what's the mood like there at the moment. well they've been ramping it up with loud music can see there is a relatively small number of activists waving flags and banners and chanting for benjamin netanyahu chanting bibi his nickname but there's no question that there is genuine concern in really could over what appears to be the movements of the numbers the initial exit polls at 10 o'clock local time ok now giving the good my party benny gantz a lead over looked good in 2 out of those 3 of the main exit polls but they gave the right wing potential coalition a lead over the left wing bloc now those numbers seem to be shifting very much in favor of blue and white and his potential allies and so the the the real question now is whether benjamin netanyahu having thrown so much int

hoda abdel-hamid. deliberate or who turned into a tyrant the man who destroyed a promising country through his determination to cling on to power. by some but in the end despised by many in zimbabwe of the widely admired across africa as a hero who fought colonialism and stood up to the west. 965. aeons mrs white settlers declare independence from britain an event that they find robert mugabe's life and still holds his country. the black majority resisted races in the cities and out in the countryside where a vicious bush war raged for years. robert mugabe a teacher turned activist emerged from prison as an articulate leader of the independence struggle we started the war in order to give our country. we have a country they did get their country at lancaster house in london in 1979. and when zimbabwe celebrated independence mugabe the overwhelming winner of elections was in power. and soon showing revival liberation fighters what he'd do to keep it met the belly land in the early eighty's the oppositio

left zimbabwe rowan's hoda abdel-hamid takes a look back at mugabe's life. 965 and mrs white settlers declare independence from britain an event that defined robert mugabe's life and still holds his country the black majority resisted races through in the cities and out in the countryside where a vicious bush war raged for years. robert mugabe a teacher turned activist emerged from prison as an articulate leader of the independence struggle we started the war in order to give our country and we haven't got our country they did get their country at lancaster house in london in 1979. and when zimbabwe celebrated independence mugabe the overwhelming winner of elections was in power. and soon showing the rival liberation fighters what he'd do to keep it might the belly land in the early eighty's the opposition crushed thousands killed in ethnic massacres atrocities that were barely noticed abroad but there was also much to admire racial reconciliation education and health for millions of zimbabweans of the late economy declined and invasions of white farms in the year 2000 were turning po

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today, monday, september 9th, 2019 >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie, and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody, welcome to "today," nice to have you with us on a monday morning. i was on an emotional roller coaster last night tennis was an incredible five set match. >> some people talking about football you were at that match what a day for rafa. >> so interesting to see his opponent there, and the journey he has had at the u.s. open. we'll catch up with that in just a moment. >>> first, a scary scene off the coast of georgia this morning. a massive cargo ship caught fire, and you see it right there overturned. >> rescuers were able to safely evacuate 20 people before declaring the situation too risky inside that ship nbc's ron mott joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you, by the time the coast guard got here yesterday, they say the golden ray had listed about 90 degrees. you can see its position in st. simon sound. before investigators can piece together what went wrong here, the clear focus today is

thank you hoda and in london is known bashar our senior political analysts as their mo and there are so many different possibilities here in your view what is the most likely and i know that's asking you to get the crystal ball out but still tell us what you think. it's actually what i said only a few moments after the exit door last night and i think realistically speaking there's only one options left short of a 3rd election within a year and that option is a so-called national jewish unity government between white and blue party and the likud party but haps with other center right party is like you started with a no the overwhelming every russian party led by the daughter lieberman narrow coalition governments led by likud or by a white and blue party is not possible the math does not add up with lieberman insisting that he would not join and that the neo led government with the religious right i think the possibility of any narrow government is no longer there now national unity government or national jewish unity government of course is going to be difficult the talks are going

to mugabe as an icon of liberation but his critics say his thirst for power left zimbabwe rowan's hoda abdel-hamid takes a look back at robert mugabe's life. 965 rhodesia ian smith his white settlers declare independence from britain an event that defined robert mugabe's life and still holds his country the black majority resisted races through in the cities and out in the countryside where a vicious bush war raged for years. robert mugabe a teacher turned activist emerged from prison as an articulate leader of the independence struggle we started the war in order to give our country and we haven't got our country they did get their country at lancaster house in london in 1979. and when zimbabwe celebrated independence mugabe the overwhelming winner of elections was in power. and soon showing revival liberation fighters what he'd do to keep it might the belly land in the early eighty's the opposition crushed thousands killed in ethnic massacres atrocities that were barely noticed abroad but there was also much to admire racial reconciliation education and health for millions of zimbabw

it's mit al-jazeera in occupied east jerusalem here's the team it covering events for us in tel aviv hoda abdel-hamid to on the earth to screen she is that the headquarters of benny gantz blue and white party hodor i'll be with you shortly sounding that with harry force that had benjamin netanyahu is they could party base how long till the polls actually close less than an hour an hour come on at 10 pm local time and so we've had the latest of this stream of live broadcasts on social media coming from the prime minister benjamin netanyahu as he does everything he can to try and get his new cooed vote up as high as possible and more importantly to try to engineer and nothing of a potential right wing bloc of smaller coalition parties to take him over that magic 61 seat number that you had going to refer to and not report and just in the last couple of minutes the latest of these videos saying it's war until the last minute get on get out and vote that every vote counts wake up or we risk losing this is being netanyahu strategy for several election campaigns now very much what happened in a

left zimbabwe rowan's hoda abdel-hamid takes a look back at mugabe's life. 965 and ian smith his white settlers declare independence from britain an event that defined robert mugabe's life and still holds his country the black majority resisted races through in the cities and out in the countryside where a vicious bush war raged for years. robert mugabe a teacher turned activist emerged from prison as an articulate leader of the independence struggle we started the war in order to give our country and we haven't got our country they did get their country at lancaster house in london in 1979. and when zimbabwe celebrated independence mugabe the overwhelming winner of elections was in power. and soon showing revival liberation fighters what he'd do to keep it might the belly land in the early eighty's the opposition crushed thousands killed in ethnic massacres atrocities that were barely noticed abroad but there was also much to admire racial reconciliation education and health for millions of zimbabweans although later the economy declined and the invasions of white farms in the year 20

in the camp i met hoda, an isis bride, who claims she now opposes isis. >> what happens to all theseple in the camp? do you think they're still dangerous? >> it's obvious who are still radical, who are still dangerous. >> reporter: president trump says he wants isis members here returned to their home countries, mostly in europe. but their governments are refusing to take them back. >> they can try them, do what they want. at some point i'm going to have to say, i'm sorry, but you either take them back or we're going to let them go at your border. >> we will hear more from richard engel tonight on assignment, the rise and fall of isis right here on msnbc. >>> coming up at the top of the hour "up" with david gura. what do you have in store for us? >> a lot of questions unanswered when it comes to this whistleblower complaint as joe biden calls for a congressional investigation into a phone call between president trump and ukraine's president, one of the former vice president's biggest supporters is going to join us, senator chris coons of delaware, sits on the foreign committee on for

from hit movies like "bad moms" to kathie lee and hoda. >> my wine's not tasting so nice. >> mine's great>> reporter: experts warn the growing popularity of mommy drinking culture can mask alcohol abuse. from 2001 to 2013, alcohol use among all women in the u.s. rose nearly 16%. while the percentage of women having four or more drinks on a weekly basis shot up by 58%. the peaking of the alcohol market being sparked by endless products like this mom's wine bottle glass. mantras like mommy fuel. and i wine because my kids whine. commercial websites like etsy marketing toward drinking mommies. the once comical mom transforming her blog about a painful journey on the agonizing road to recovery. over two years sober, harmony is now discovering a shifting culture with some moms choosing to trade in their wine glass for wellness. those joining the so-called sober curious movement started by lifestyle journalist ruby warrington who wrote a book. about her sobriety journey. stigti tof part is to soie and makit op and available choic>>r:od ha t'nodrinng s likcoho all. >> about the children? >> imag

closing in a few hours so let's get a live update on the situation now we're going to tel aviv with hoda abdel-hamid is that the headquarters of benny gantz blue and white party i'll be with you in a moment just to start with ari force that could party base that of benjamin netanyahu all quiet there at the moment harry bring us up to date. yes well the most recent from ation we have about the turnout that but it was mentioning in his package there is that as of about 2 hours ago 4 o'clock local time that's the most recent figure we have it stood at 44.3 percent now that's one and a half percentage points higher than it was at this time last year so all the predictions of people suffering from election fatigue and not coming to the polls seem to be a challenge so far by the figure is part of that is down to the kind of strategy that all of the chief party leaders and particularly benjamin netanyahu is using once again essentially issuing a cry of panic of voters on coming to the polls you have to come and rescue us he's been hosting broadcast crisis meetings from the prime minister's offi

served as the head of zimbabwe for almost 40 years before being deposed in a military coup 2017 hoda abdel-hamid has borne its life. deliberate to turn into a tyrant the man who destroyed a promising country through his determination to cling on to power and adored by some but the indian despised by many. of the widely admired across africa as a hero who fought colonialism and stood up to the west. 965. ian smith says white settlers declare independence from britain an event that they find robert mugabe's life and still holds his country. the black majority resisted races in the cities and out in the countryside where vicious bush war raged for years. robert mugabe a teacher turned activist emerged from prison as an articulate leader of the independence struggle we started the war in order to get our country. we have a country they did get their country at lancaster house in london in 1979. and when zimbabwe celebrated independence mugabe the overwhelming winner of elections was in power. and soon showing revival liberation fighters what he'd do to keep it. and in the early eighty's

so sara hoda toga and 90s. and some upper 80s in the city officially at 88.nd feet. let's keep it up there. so far it's been okay and that is something to watch mainly today into tonight. it gave them the heavy duty rain and yuma of all places had a record rainfall of .53. and they are trying to kill it. it's trying to relax the pressure difference with wind. that's why we have the northeast breeze. they are very cold and they are showing you a strong system on the way. it will dig in and that should produce snow for the sierra as we head towards the weekend. for us temperatures will fall off the table and the wind will crank up big time. we'll go from one extreme to the other. with that system dropping in, a cold wind is in our future, just not today. 80s, 90s for today into tomorrow and then thursday it looks like they will start to creep back and then boy does it ever as we would head towards friday and temperatures will take a huge drop, you guys into the weekend. >> they change the speeds, thank you. >>> 8:49, facing the judge this morning and still to c

. >> this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hi, everybody, good morning, nice to have you with us on a friday morning it's friday the 13th, we're the lucky ones because we have a great crowd out there. >> no kidding. when meghan trainor shows up on your plaza, we see a long line of people, it's a great way to end your week. >>> the spirited debate in houston, between the top ten candidates, they went hard after the current president and each other. we'll talk about how it's playing with voters in a moment. hallie jackson all over the action last night. she's got the highlights. >> reporter: good morning to you, we're talking about these top democrats sharing the stage for the first time but making it clear they are not sharing the same visions for the country, and it was former vice president joe biden leading hard into his connections with former president obama taking much of the heat but perhaps the sharpest blow coming from julian castro being accused of a cheap shot with democr