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, hoda, hoda and they also -- >> hoda, hoda!ntinue to celebrate pride this month, we want to introduce you to three other artists pursuing music careers. >> they are finalists for the lgbtq plus emerging artist award presented by our sponsor, citi let's meet them. they're here with us this morning. we have trea lamb, stephon alexander. so nice to have you guys here this morning >> thank you for having us >> trea, what difference would it have made to see representation in music for you? >> yeah. i think seeing representation in music would have given me a stronger sense of self and belonging earlier on and i think that's the importance of representation, to help us imagine what is possible >> absolutely. >> we can't wait to see what all of you are going to be doing next in fact, we are excited to share the fact that not only are you finalists, but all three of you are winners in the lgbtq plus emerging artist award. >> you are all winners >> you are all winners >> yes yes! >> i love it so here is the deal. that's not all so to m

hoda, does he nail it or what?fun weekend here in st. louis. it was the u.s. olympic sit doh simone biles and the five other women, brand new olympians who women, brand new olympians who just eard theirne you're strong. gymnastics trials. lucky me, i got do sit down with simone bilsz and the five other women. for your chronic migraine, ...check with your doctor if botox® is right for you, and if samples are available. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, ...speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness... ...can be signs of a life- threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions... ...neck and injection site pain... ...fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical history, muscle or nerve conditions... ...and medications, including botulinum toxins, as these may increase the risk of serious side effects. most patients may pay as

hey, hoda. good morning good morning to you, as well in a landmark unanimous decision, the supreme court ruled that the ncaa may not place limits on education-related benefits that student athletes can receive sam brock joins us with more on that decision and what it all means. sam, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. we know the supreme court is idealogically divided and still, craig, came to a unanimous decision that the ncaa can't operate like a monopoly. it's worth noting here this particular lawsuit does not deal directly with student athlete pay, but the courts have all but invited more lawsuits to come and challenge congress to even the playing field. >> jones to the back corner. touchdown, alabama >> reporter: for college athletes, the biggest victory in recent memory may not have come on the gridiron. >> mcdonald steals it away. >> reporter: or on the hardwood, but in the nation's largest courts after a 9-0 decision, upholding a ruling that the ncaa can't block educational b

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda.resident biden is expected to come here and join in a remembrance aimed at lifting the silence off of what has been one of the darkest and one of the most overlooked moments of racial violence in this country. he's also planning to call on americans to eradicate systemic racism and focus on rebuilding communities like this one that have been destroyed by it. this morning, president biden proclaiming a day of remembrance, marking the centennial of the tulsa race massacre his visit to tulsa caps a long weekend full of events, speakers, and vigils ♪ hallelujah ♪ >> reporter: all of it commemorating 100 years since one of the darkest moments in american history. >> that was one of the worst sights that i can ever remember. >> it stays on my mind and has been on my mind all of these years. >> but it was covered up, and we didn't talk about it. >> reporter: in the early 1900s, tulsa's african-american district of greenwood was known as black wall street, with its own luxury shops, restaurant

hoda. door. >> hoda! >> is she screaming your name?eath-taking view, those precious minutes >> now we're just sailing and it's peaceful. >> floating through the sky on that most perfect clear day, looking down at the magnificent earth below. >> all right, here we go, y'all. coming back to earth >> and finally, i touched ground the feeling exhilarating >> safe at home! >> thank you very much >> my mom had been watching at the edge of her seat in maine. >> jenna, we have one special guest who may be even more emotional than you are on the phone with you -- with us, your mom. first lady laura bush. >> i can't believe i did that. >> i know it i can't believe it either. it was great you did great. and it was a great honor to your gampy. we're proud of jenna. >> my father, sharing in the sentiment. a proud moment for my entire family. >> thank you so much >> absolutely. >> and later, some feedback froe honest was i a good stuskdeies with you 10,000 feet over the museum here. >> it was a day i'll never forget i jumped for the u.s. army and fo

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >> and welcome to "today." so happy you're joining us on this tuesday morning katie ledecky looked good in that pool. >> in a league of her own out there in front we'll have more on that in a moment we have a lot to get to coast to coast and around the world including that alarming situation that's unfolding as we speak in illinois. >> that fire continuing to burn after a chemical plant explosion that's prompted evacuations and fears over toxic chemicals that may be in the air. nbc's meagan fitzgerald is on the scene with the latest. >>> this is a significant day in america's reopening, most covid restrictions being lifted in california disney theme parks are dropping mask requirements for the fully vaccinated and universal orlando resort parks are returning to full capacity crowds miguel almaguer will have more on all of that in a moment >>> but we do begin with president biden gearing up and preparing for a showdown with vladimir putin with one final day of meet

good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning.arbara, the first high-profile british royal to be born in the united states. and while the sussexes have yet to release a photo, they have released a statement saying both mom and baby are healthy and well currently resting at home in montecito. baby lily is named after her great grandmother the queen as well as her late grandmother princess diana. this morning, a new addition to the sussex family. a baby girl named lilibet diana mountbatten-windsor, or lily for short joining 2-year-old big brother archie, meghan and harry making the surprise announcement sunday saying lily was born friday morning, weighing 7 pounds, 11 ounces at this hospital in santa barbara near the couple's california home. far from windsor castle where baby archie was first introduced to the queen and the world in 2019. the couple saying in a statement about their new baby girl, she is more than we could have ever imagined. baby lily now expected to be eighth in line to the throne. her first name honoring her gre

hoda, you had a conversation with them about that whole journey.cus on stories in the transgender community. joe fryer will introduce us to some pioneers fighting for dignity and visibility in the world of politics, entertainment and beyond. >> in the last half hour, we talked with an nfl legend, but now coming up in the third hour, we've got an nba icon who's going to join us live. the great kareem abdul-jabbar is going to tell us all about a powerful new project he's been working on. >> sounds cool. >>> all right, mr. roker, how about a check of the weather. let's look ahead to the weekend, see what we've got for you, we'll start off with friday, sunshine on the east coast, tropical downpours in the gulf. that dangerous heat for the western third of the country. saturday that heat risk continues. a flood risk as a tropical system makes its way into the central gulf, turning cooler around the great lakes and wet weather in new england. sunday, sunday, plenty of sunshine in the northeast, but a soaking rain through the gulf for father's day. midwes

light on one of hoda's favorite organizations.hankfully, the kids are back in class. this summer marks hits 25th year so we had this idea. one of my favorite photographers is jordan matter he takes iconic photos of dancers and he's taken a few shots of someone near and dear to me, it was actually my on the town for their very own celebrity shoot. take a look.k. ♪♪ ♪ >> when i was born, i knew dance was going to be the only thing i would ever want to do. >> i'm capable of anything when i dance. >> it's just me giving every emotion that i feel in my body >> dancing makes me feel like i should just spread love. >> i feel like when i spin i'm in the air landing on a nice, fluffy cloud >> groove with me is like a second home. that's what it is. >> outside of groove with me, i'd say our girls have to grow up fast. >> our neighborhood is like a cave with a bunch of bears fighting because a lot of people fight in our neighborhood. >> living in east harlem, you carry guns, people who try to rob you, and then people who are drunk all the ti

hey, keir, good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning to you. president putin is here in moscow preparing to fly to geneva for that high-stakes meeting with president biden. we sat down with him inside the walls of the kremlin to press him on key issues, like human rights and cyberattacks. as he prepares to face off with vladimir putin this week, president biden saying he agrees with what russia's leader told us about relations with the u.s. >> i think he's right, it's a low point. >> reporter: top of the agenda for their high-stakes summit, cyber warfare. recent attacks on u.s. infrastructure, some linked to russian-based criminals have raised concerns over a new cold war. putin tells nbc news, russia is not to blame. >> mr. president, are you waging a cyber war against america? >> translator: where is evidence? where is proof? it's becoming farcical. we know it well. we have been accused of all kinds of things, election interference, cyberattacks, so on and so forth, not once, not once, not one time did they bother to produce any kind of evide

sam, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. the surveillance video released by police does show an suv in this alley behind me with a gunman leaving the car, firing, and returning seconds later. now, another camera angle may reveal a second car and another shooter. we want to warn you, some of these images are disturbing. with the manhunt intensifying across florida for three gunmen, new views are coming to light of the harrowing events at the el mula banquet hall where 23 people were shot, two killed first this split screen shows the front entrance surveillance camera with party-goers waiting. a trio of shooters emerging, quickly spreading panic. the business also has a corner camera, and a source confirms to nbc news this new video is authentic. it shows gunfire seeming to come from a second car at the other end of the parking lot then a man appears to get inside that car as the shooting subsides miami-dade police did not immediately respond to requests for comment about a possible second car or additional suspects as a commu

let it out >> dear god. >> oh my god >> there she goes. >> wow hoda, hoda, hoda ho >> is that your name, here we are. hi guys. [ applause ] i can't believe it >> u.s. army golden knights. >> did it with the u.s. army golden knights, it was amazing >> jenna, jenna, wait, did it feel like they said it doesn't feel like falling. it feels like floating did it feel like floating? >> it feels like floating but it is one of the most exhilarating, terrifying moments of your life. but i have to say it is peaceful and beautiful right now. and i feel close to all the people i've been missing so i recommend, if you can, try it oh my gosh >> she's still falling to the earth. >> she's still falling. >> yes, i'm still falling to the earth. he's making a few adjustments which makes me slightly nervous but i think it is all good right? >> let's talk about our landing real quick. >> knees up high and toes up to the sun. just like that >> oh gosh >> okay. relax. i'm not that flexible, y'all but yeah it's beautiful up here oh my gosh. >> your gampy would be so proud. >> oh, thank you al. that's so sweet. >

hey, andrea, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda.d now russia is threatening to cut off the last remaining border between turkey and syria, potentially cutting off millions of people from aid they need desperately to survive. i traveled there with u.n. ambassador and she brought more u.s. aid and a message for russia. >> along the northwest syrian border, families, many of them for years living in tents and d other makeshift structures the result of a ten-year civil war that's torn their country apart, reducing entire towns to rubble and leaving millions in a desperate and dangerous situation. at one camp, children dig through trash for items they can sell for food for their families mona collects plastic and nylon and tells us we have nothing on thursday u.n. ambassador linda thomas-greenfield traveled to the lone remaining border crossing where each month a thousand trucks bring humanitarian relief. the ambassador announcing nearly a quarter billion dollars in new u.s. aid. >> what you're seeing here and what you're hearing recount

hoda and savannah. >> dylan, thank you so much. a really cool project that we wish we would have thought of. >> i know, such a good idea. collaboration between forbes magazine and mika's know your value initiative it's called 50 over 50 a curated list of extraordinary women rewriting the rules of success by breaking through age and gender norms mika, good morning >> good morning. >> what's so cool is they're 50, 60, 70, 80. >> brilliant. >> they're amazing. >> i thought of, it's always those 30 under 30, 40 under 40, and you know what? sometimes it's actually women of a certain age who are having trouble getting noticed, having trouble getting back into the work force who need to know their value as a point of phrase. >> absolutely. no, this actually was inspired by my book comeback careers where i put a focus on women over 50 to give them advice on relaunching their lives, their careers. i mean, this is your story, this is my story. and realized that i was drawing on the experience from a lot of women right now. >> yeah. >> who ar

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." it a thursday morning. savannah is working from home this morning. >>> good morning. the breaking news overnight, that building collapse in south florida. dozens of fire and rescue units responding to the emergency call just before 2:00 a.m. >> it happened in the city of surfside, that's just north of miami beach. the structure is a 12-story residential condominium building. >> the rescue operation has going on. earlier, they pulled a young boy out of that rubble. >> we'll talk with a woman rescued from her birthday. first kerry sanders joins us from the scene. kerry, what is the latest? >> reporter: well, there is an urgent search and rescue under way right now, trying to find survivors. they've already been able to pull out 25 people, two from the side of the building that actually collapsed. the authorities say they'll get to why this happened later, but right now, those who have gotten this morning, shocking images of a florida condomin

hoda has the day off. dvr the show 7:00 a.m. you can do that every day to catch up on what you've missed. dvr. >> you don't want to miss one roker pun. just be kind and rewind on the dvr. >>> let's get to your news at 8:00. the president heading to europe for his first overseas trip as commander in chief. his mission is to strengthen ties with america's allies, also includes meetings with the queen and russian president vladimir putin. nbc white house correspondent geoff bennett joins us with a preview of that. geoff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. president joe biden is beginning his trip to europe today looking to repair relations with america's closest allies. in his first big moment on the world stage since taking office. and he faces a series of international challenges. ending the global pandemic, addressing disputes over trade, and combatting climate change, but it's confronting china and russia that will take center stage. president biden's trip is punctuated by a face-to-face sitdown wit

this morning. >> today in 30, it's typically hosted by savannah and hoda.just head to today.com/allday to stream new rep peas. you can find us on peacock and there's another launching, al roker all day. >> i'm streaming >> it's just a cam at your home. we gave the password out. >> every time you've got a joke, you hit it. >> say good-bye to mood swings we are talking with a doctor we are talking with a doctor about crtive ways to eat your ea oh, i've traveled all over the country. talking about saving with geico. but that's the important bit, innit? showing up, saying “hello! fancy a nice chat?” and all the savings you could get by bundling your home and car insurance. but here's the real secret. eye contact. you feel that? we just had a moment. [chuckles] who would've thought it? geico. save even more when you bundle home and car insurance. if you feel as though your health is a roller coaster ride, it could be time to learn more about your hormones and find out how your diet can impact your overall health we have healthy eating suggestions. a new book cal

>> no, i love my hoda calls. day >> let me tell you -- >> none of us know when they're coming >> zac, you snuck me a couple of the songs and jole and i were cranking them up "same boat" captured our hearts and we're so pumped up that we get to hear you sing that one today. >> thank you so glad to be here with you guys good morning >> is it time? >> it's time let's do it. >> should we get this hump day party started? here we go, zac brown with the "same boat." >> hey, "today" show zac brown band here. we're so excited to share with you our new single "same boat" and one of our classics, "knee deep." believe hope you enjoy ♪ we're all in the same boat fishing in the same hole ♪ ♪ wondering where the same time goes we're all in the same boat ♪ ♪ we could all believe what we believe ♪ ♪ and peacefully agree to disagree ♪ ♪ but you can't judge a man until you walk a country mile ie his shoes ♪ do, do, do we're all in the same boat ♪ ♪ fishing in the same hole ♪ ♪ wondering where the same time goes and money, too ♪ ♪ t

hoda is off, craig is holding down the fort in the studio, and i like the suit. >> thank you. good friday to you my friend, good to see you. we're going to get right to our top story, president biden's first overseas trip, it kicks into high gear as the g7 gets underway, the first time its leaders are meeting in person in two years. >> the president will take a quick trip to windsor castle for a sit-down with the queen. >> from there he'll head to brussels and hold a private talk with turkish president erdogan. >>> all of it is leading up to next wednesday's highly anticipated face-to-face in geneva with russian president vladimir putin. peter alexander joins us from the site of the g7 summit, peter, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning to you. as you note, this is the first g7 summit in two years. last year's gathering that was supposed to take place in the united states was cancelled due to the pandemic, and the pandemic is going to be central to the conversations that take place here as world leaders arrive here just this morning. president biden really ho

>>> finally, it doesn't get much more inspiring than the women representing team usa in gymnastics hoda kotb sat down with the sensational six. >> these are the six women who flipped, twisted, and soared their way on to team usa. raise your hand if you're freaking out. led by, who else, simone biles how is this one different for you? >> i feel like going into rio i was kind of a kid. but now i'm an adult i know who i am and i know what my gymnastics brings. so it's just different. >> her teammates all first-time olympians mykayla skinner was an alternate in rio. >> i'm freaking out inside, yes. so crazy i've been waiting for this moment forever. >> jordan chiles was named for one great, michael jordan, and trains every day with another, simone. >> having her by my side 24/7 and giving me encouraging words every day definitely helped very happy to have someone like her >> cute, biles and chiles suni lee is know for her high-flying work on the uneven bars her biggest fan, her dad john who was paralyzed in 2019. >> it took me a minute to realize i was goings the olympics. but i looked up t

and hoda's got the day off and craig holding down the studio. good morning. >> lot of news happening on this busy thursday morning, including those remarkable images just coming in as the sun is rising. >> look at that. it is called the ring of fire eclipse. the moon covering the sun's center leaving only its outer edge visible. it's a stunner and al is going to tell us more about it coming up in just a few. >>> meanwhile, summer 2021 kicking into high gear. the return to normal means more people are traveling, longer lines in the airport, but now even some more shortages on some of your summer staples like sunscreen and starbucks. sam brock is standing by live from miami international. >> that's what happened to my starbucks sandwich. >>> we'll start with the president's first overseas trip. it's opening this morning with a strong message of support to america's allies and a vow to stand up to adversaries including russia. nbc's chief white house correspondent peter alexander is traveling with the president. he's in the uk this morning. peter,

hoda kotb sits down for their first interview. >>> and a moving job three years in the making.eauty of this job. >> this is big. san francisco's museum of moving art celebrated the effort in moving a giant mural. he painted it for an exhibit on treasure island. very fragile. when the ten panels are assembled, it's 72 feet long. it's going to be a big deal. next summer it will be the center piece of a sweeping show dedicated to diego rivera. you'll be able to see them kind of restoring it and putting it back together. >> it looks beautiful. and it tells the story of san francisco. can't wait to see it. lester holt is next. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> tonight, the desperate hours and the search for survivors in the condo building collapse in florida. the death toll rising to 11 and 150 people still unaccounted for, with the search now in its fifth day. but a growing memorial families of the mission clinging to hope help flying in from around the world and that warning three years ago about major structural damage. what the building inspector told residents back then that's raising

harris hoda kotb with "toxic". >> how much do we reveal to the ones we love? do we keep our betrayals hidden behind closed doors? or do we hide in plain sight, masking our deeds with words? >> 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, once 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. they just don't seem real. >> long before kevin mengel had a cell phone or 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 friends they were allowed to talk to me. things like. that >> was he being protective? >>

. >>> fresh off the mat, hoda kotb will be the first exclusive interview with the women's team headedto tokyo. you can watch it tomorrow morning on the "today show." of course, that's right here on nbc bay area. 12k3w4r6r7b8g9s the pandemic may have caused you to experience many emotions. perhaps some you'd like to sing about. that's what happened to one woman. we have her special song. you don't want to miss this, coming up next. another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses, and you can get the advanced cybersecurity solutions you need with comcast business securityedge. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with a great offer, and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus, for a limited time,ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of

hoda kobt will have their first interview with the women of gymnastics. >>> the public still love carsot of people returned over the weekend to see a new blockbuster film. "f-9" bringing in $70 million at box offices across the country. it is the most of any movie release since the pandemic began. the film earned $405 million. 80% of north american theaters are open which is another welcome news for i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you take dofetilide. taking dovato with dofetilide can cause se

hoda kobt will have their first interview with the women of gymnastics. >>> the public still love carst of people returned over the weekend to see a new blockbuster film. "f-9" bringing in $70 million at box offices across the country. it is the most of any movie release since the pandemic began. the film earned $405 million. 80% of north american theaters are open which is another welcome news for movie lovers. we are back in a oment. >>> it is not the indy 500 or the daytona 500 but it is serious raing nonetheless. >> maybe not that serious. the british lawn mower championships are back. they were shutdown for 18 month because of the pandemic. drivers battled it out on their favorite lawn mowers. they take it seriously. for safety sake, all cutting blades are removed. have a great night and a great week. - bonjour, bonjour. it'd be fine. - the cops pulled us over and they're speaking in a language i don't understand. i think everything's gonna be okay, according to nico. (upbeat music) - [narrator] this week, formula one champ, nico rosberg. - when you cross the finish line, what are

the boss's show had not been on broadway in two-and-a-half years, he recently told hoda kotb he was ready> i know it's your life, but there is a lot of ground to cover there. do you have to remember and recover the show. >> the rhythm is in me, i did it 236 times, it's not going to leave me. >> now with one show under his belt, springsteen is taking the first steps for an entire industry that is ready to run, too. "sunday today." new york. >> the boss leading the way back. joe, thank you very much. >>> this week we highlight another life well lived. when president john f. kennedy was shot and killed, a man named abraham zapruder and his film became very important. >> they said someone with the name that sounded like zapruder, had film of the shooting. they agreed to meet the next morning at 9:00 knowing areport same kal, stalley arrived at 8:00, and he was inside negotiating a deal that reached $150,000. he slipped out the back door with the 26 seconds of film that would become known to the world as the zapruder film. he was a twin and raised in pekin, illinois. he served in the united st

had collapsed it was just really surreal >> absolutely incredible story from the "today" show with hoda's a local architect, works on buildings here, knows exactly how old this is and put together when you see this, as incredible as it is, what do you think may have happened here >> i think this is a terrible event of multiple issues that came august together some of them could have been overload on the roof -- >> because they were up working on the roof doing the annual inspection, we're told. >> if you take the loads of the tells on the roof, it takes a big load on you. then you can break a slab. if a slab breaks, as it compounds from one floor to the next, it becomes an issue, but that wouldn't have happened if there was degradation along the way. that's the issue the 40-year certification, there was a desire and demands for repair, and also there's the potentially for settlement, but thinks a typical, typical construction, shep this is nothing new. we do it day in and day out, but for this to happen this is a very unique and very, very bad experience. >> these condos, if you've ever

today, monday, june 21st, 2021 >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >> hi, everybody good morning welcome to "today" on a monday morning. good to have you with us >> nice to see you, too. we're starting off the week with dangerous country from coast to coast. overnight, a tornado in illinois, that dangerous storm system hitting parts of indiana, too. >> after claudette barreling through the south creating dangerous conditions that led to a deadly car crash in alabama. that storm now moving across the carolinas. >>> and on this first full day of summer, record high temperatures expected again today in the pacific northwest as well as texas and even upstate new york >> al is standing by with the forecast, but first let's get to cathy who is checking out the damage from claudette. it's been some tough times there. good morning >> reporter: good morning to you. tornados are being blamed for extensive damage stretching from the midwest to the southeast here in alabama, i'm standing in what used to be a mobile h

. >> reporter: back in 2018, she spoke with hoda and savannah, after beating serena williams in the u.sars from osaka. >> tell us about that moment. >> i felt very emotional and felt like i had to apologize i knew how badly the crowd wanted her to win. >> reporter: on sunday, organizers gave the four-time grand slam winner a stern warning, fining osaka $15,000 for skipping two press conferences. firing back, she tweeted anger say lack of understanding. but by monday night, she was done the tournament responding, we are sorry and sad, wishing her the quickest possible recovery reaction pouring in with ag athletes from steph curry to russell wilson to american tennis star coco gauff billie jean king tweeted she was torn, writing athletes have a responsibility to speak to media. also calling osaka incredibly brave. serena williams said tough press conferences made her stronger but supported osaka. >> not everyone is the same. i'm thick, you know. other people are thin. everyone is different and everyone handles things differently. >> reporter: sparking big discussions, not only what should

time you ask me a question, i hold my breath >> reporter: back in 2018, she spoke with savannah and hodaarked by boos from the crowd and tears from osaka >> tell us about that moment >> i just felt very emotional and felt likely toli apologize i knew how badly the crowd wanted her to win. >> reporter: she was given a stern warning, fined $15,000 for skipping two press conferences firing back, she tweeted anger is a lack of understanding, but by monday night she was done, the tournament responding we are sorry and sad, wishing her the quickest possible recovery reaction pouring in with athletes in steph curry to russell wilson to coco goff expressing solidarity. billie jean king writing that she was torn, that athletes have a responsibility to speak to media, also calling osaka incredibly brave serena williams said tough press conferences made her stronger but supported osaka. >> not everyone is the same. i'm thick. other people are thin. so everyone is different, and everyone handles things differently. >> this is sparking big discussions, not only what should be required of pro athletes

. >> reporter: back in 2018, osaka spoke with hoda and savannah after beating serena williams in the from the crowd and tears from osaka. >> tell us about that moment. >> i just felt very emotional and i felt i had to apologize. i knew how badly the crowd wanted her to win. >> reporter: on sunday organizers gave the four-time grand slam warning a stern warning, finding $15,000 for skipping two press conferences. firing back, osaka tweeted, anger is a lack of understanding. but by monday night she was done. the tournament responding, we are sorry and sad, wishing her the quickest possible recovery. reaction pouring in from athletes like stephen curry to russell wilson to american tennis star coco graph expressing solidarity. tennis legend billie jean king tweeting, she was torn writing athletes have a responsibility to speak to media, also calling osaka incredibly brave. serena williams said tough press conferences made her stronger but supported osaka. >> i feel for naomi. i feel like i wish i could give her a hug, because i know what it's like. i have been in those positions. not ev

fresh off the mat from the competition, hoda kotb will have the first exclusive interview with the women's to tokyo. watch right after "today in the bay" at 7:00 a.m. and watching the olympics, they're coming right here to nbc bay area july 23rd. >> spoil alert, i actually dvr'ed the finals. >> sorry. >> i will be watching it. 5:26. much more ahead including troubling new daughters from the fast-spreading delta covid variant, a risk if you're not vaccinated. >> strike up the band, the city gearing up for fourth of july celebrations and a patriotic parade. we'll explain why not everyone is on board with this year's plan. >>> right now at 5:30, moving forward from tragedy. more than a month after the am page at the san jose rail yard, vta looks to resume service. ahead in a live report the critical vote expected today. >> i looked at the guy and said help might be on its way but let's get you taken care of. >> frightening moments when a man is bitten by a great white shark near half moon bay. what you need to know if you're thinking about swimming there and what experts are saying about the

hoda kotb will have the first exclusive interview with the women's team heading to tokyo. >>> again,the olympics right here on nbc bay area. it begins for you july 23rd. >> 6:27 not slowing down, coming up next on "today in the bay," the all new warning about the fast-moving delta variant across california and a look at the new dip in the numbers of people getting the vaccines. >>> i'm kris sanchez in san jose with a funding measure that could help vta get on the road forward. i'll tell you about that measure a that could help workers and families and the riders who depend on public transportation. you're watching "today in the bay." here are the two battling to the line and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simone... getting an opportunity to show her stuff. nonstop, displayed at the highest performance level... finding something and the us takes gold! ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ - yes! ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ dream until your dreams come true ♪ >>> right now at 6:30, working to recover. a live report on the steps taken to get vt

hoda will be sitting down with the women of team u.s.a. on sunday right after those trials.m trials tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 eastern right here on nbc. >>> dylan, 27 days away to the opening ceremony in tokyo, everybody is gearing up and nobody better than simone biles. >> i know. i'm also thinking of all the people in the track and field trials out in oregon. i mean, they actually had to bump them up earlier into the day to avoid the extreme heat out that way. so thinking about them and, you know, they're staying hydrated because it is brutally hot. and speaking of those warmer temperatures, they're going to move east eventually as well. look at the temperatures around the great lakes where we should see highs topping out in the 90s going into tomorrow and into next week. pittsburgh, pennsylvania, 92 on sunday and monday, 90 on tuesday, new york we're into the 90s, mid 90s by tuesday. and it's also going to be humid. so let's take a look at what it will actually feel like because these are the numbers that matter. in buffalo it will feel like 91 on sunday, pittsburgh will