hoda kotb: there was more.had spent years fighting depression and obsessive compulsive disorder, that in the late '80s, he'd attempted suicide. and finally the defense was ready for its knockout punch. a neuropsychologist. my opinion is that he has profound frontal executive dysfunction. hoda kotb: davidoff testified that years of substance abuse had brought about that mental defect. because of it, toolan could not control his impulses, and so the defense argued he could not be held criminally responsible for the murder. it's like the perfect storm. you have the frontal lobe defect, a person's unable to control their emotions and the executive function, coupled with the lowering of the inhibitions through the alcohol. you have all of these swirling together inside this man's head. the prosecutor's job was to blow that argument away, to argue that tom toolan knew exactly what he was doing when he murdered beth lochtefeld, that he was so enraged by the breakup that he planned and carried out a cold, calculated ki

hoda kotb: a cold blooded killer?hardly looked like one when police picked him up in denver and got him into the interrogation room. he was meek. his voice was quiet and shaking with fear. district attorney pat carmody-- he admitted the whole crime. he said that he was in love with this woman. and he thought this was the way to get her forever. hoda kotb: steve said morgan was not kidding when she came up with the plan to kill kevin. she just wanted him dead, and that she wanted to be with me forever. hoda kotb: and steve said that after the murder, far from being scared, morgan was grateful. asked me if i was all right and kissed me. and she came back with water. and began like rinsing off the area where it happened. hoda kotb: which is why the garage looked so clean when employees arrived for work that monday morning, after kevin's so-called departure. pat carmody: she walks in the garage, steps over her dead husband, kisses shappell, tells him to get a tarp, and let's get to work cleaning the scene. hoda kotb: so n

hoda. >> i'm over here.e. okay? right now we're body guarding savannah. after that, we'll be down there. >> chris, do you know "heart and soul" just asking. do you want to do it real quick. >> oh no. >> don't make her sing. please. >> yeah! ♪ >> for becca. >> wow! >> whoa. beautiful. >> you should come on tour with us. >> oh my gosh. >> play that instead of "yellow". >> what happened to the cookie business? >> oh, yeah the cookie business and me and al got -- >> you have a bunch of side hustles. chris, we love you. so much. >> coldplay back with more music in our third and fourth hours. savannah will come back and play a few tunes as well. >> don't make her sing. >> but first your local news, good morning. it is 856. i'm marcus washington, san francisco supervisors today expected to weigh in on a measure first proposed by aaron peskin to ensure the city's rent control survives. if california voters passed proposition 33. that measure would repeal the costa-hawkins act of 1995 and limit local rent control. al

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hoda?u so much. >>> coming up, the popular young star taking on a dolly parton classic. you'll want to stick around for "popstart" for this one. >>> first, though, it's about to get even harder for a lot of people to fill those prescriptions. christine romans is here with details on this one. >> hey, guys, good morning. you're about to see fewer pharmacies in your neighborhood. we'll tell you what's behind it and what you need to know before your next stop, right after this. d to know what he's up to online. but with tiktok's privacy settings being on by default for teens under 16, accounts are set to private. he cannot send or receive dm's, and only his friends can comment. so he can post away, and i've got one less thing, to worry about. so, dad, how old do you have to be to get a tattoo? uh, um. teen safety settings on by default. ♪♪ hi, my name is damian clark. if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll definitely want to hear. depending on t

hoda, this is for you.downtown near fifth street, everybody at the bar get tipsy ♪ >> you don't get sick of it. >> no. doesn't matter. >> it has officially joined the elite list of songs to have at least 15 weeks. including billy ray cyrus. lil nas x for old town road. daddy yankee and justin bieber. now, throwing it back to the 1990s, mariah and boyz ii men. >> yeah. >> and harry styles, the 2022 hit. >> that's elite company >> that's a good time. . >> good combination, yeah. >>> "ted lasso." next up. we're going to start this one with a question from everyone's favorite coach. >> now, where i'm from, we got a saying, too. yeah? it's a question, actually. do you believe in miracles? >> well, a miracle might be in the works snch "variety" reporting that one warner brothers exec has confirmed that the studio is in talks for a possible season four. calling them very exciting conversations. as for whether the head coach will return, the tv chairman said, we had always been clear, there wasn't going to be more

hoda? >> garrett haake for us in d.c.ra. he shared his story with nbc's andrea mitchell. >> what was it like when you were arrested? >> it was surreal. when the fsb stormed into my room and arrested me, it was a shock. and at first i thought it might be a joke, and i knew from what they were doing, the things they were saying, their tactics, that they were trying to get a quick confession, and they were trying to lead me down a road that was, you know, completely false, but also it was all made up. it was a sham. >> and the fsb of course, is the successor to the kgb. >> yeah. the kgb is notorious for their lack of attention to human rights, and, you know, these days, the russians call it the fsb, but you can't change the name and erase the shame. it is still the kgb, and the guy in charge, he's a kgb neck. the russia is ruled by the kgb, and everyone there is scared of the kgb. >> whelan says his five-plus years in prison took a toll. he still has trouble sleeping and he believes he may have mild ptsd, but he says the who

>> hoda, you go first.ow low is that cable? >> ahhh! oh, no! eww, no. >> why would we go where you are. >> we have to. >> are you guys still there? i'm stuck in my bed. i've had the same sheets since high school that means it's starting. follow taylor, before it's too late! >> we followed taylor, the ghoulish page through fallon's house of horrors. >> ahh! >> there's a serial killer on the loose. >> fallon's voice narrating as 25 characters from his nightmares appeared through the menacing maze. ten rooms in just over ten minutes. >> hi. hello. >> oh, my god! >> no! >> eww! >> gross! >> that is disgusting! >> what happened! >> ahhh! is it over? >> no, it's never over. >> i'm standing outside an old gas station in the middle of nowhere. i have a really, really bad feeling about this place. >> see -- >> stay there. do not come back out. >> what is happening? >> no! >> i said, do not come out! >> what is happening? >> no! >> what the [ bleep ] is happening?! >> ahh! where do i go! >> no, no, no! we're done. >>

hoda, so much good stuff. we'll see if we can top it this year. >> we'll let you know what we will be this year. of course, that's a little later this morning. >>> meanwhile, we are just five days away from the election. former president trump and vice president harris campaigning in the battleground state of wisconsin last night. trump trying to capitalize off of president biden's garbage gaffe wearing an orange safety vest on stage. >> today both candidates are heading to the southwest for those crucial states, arizona and nevada. trump adding a new stop in new mexico. >> there's another map we're also keeping an eye on, of course though. here we go. record-high halloween temps across much of the season. country. in dozens of cities, this last day of october will feel a lot more like summer. >> that's where we'll start. al's got the forecast, but first, nbc's jesse kirsch is salem, massachusetts. the temperatures there going to hit the high 70s. hey, jesse. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. if christmas has t

hoda?richard, thank you. >>> meantime, the response to hurricane helene before and after this storm is now impacting the race to the white house. vice president harris briefed fema yesterday, while former president trump toured the destruction in georgia. meanwhile, the running mates will meet tonight in what could be the final debate before the election which is now, today, five weeks away. nbc's peter alexander right here watching it all. peter, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, 35 days. hard to believe at this point. president biden will tour the disaster zone by air tomorrow, as craig reports. he has been in touch with governors across the affected states. beyond the physical and emotional toll, the crisis scrambled campaign plans, and these disasters can raise questions about competence. former president trump quickly tried to capitalize on this dire situation, infuriating president biden with his false claims about the administration's response. ahead of tonight's vice presidential

♪ >>> remember that, hoda?ry. >> that was our vegas-themed halloween extravaganza. >> it was none. >> it was fun. we're still really dizzy. you will really love our costumes this year. we always do our best to out do ourselves. we'll see how we do. >> we've been practicing. actually, i don't know who you are. >> it will be a surprise. >> it will be quite the surprise. >>> we have a lot of news to get to in this half hour. we're going to start with some new trouble for a popular fast food chain. >> a proposed class action lawsuit claims that subway is shorting customers, promising more meat in its sandwiches than it delivers. nbc's business correspondent christine romans is there with that. >> good morning, you guys. yeah. this lawsuit accuses subway of unfair and deceptive trade practices, specifically for using ads showing sandwiches loaded with meat that it claims false and misleading. >> you wanted a spicy deal? subway delivers. >> reporter: this morning, subway facing scrutiny in a new proposed class action

that's our friend, hoda. is pretty cool. what do you think when you see that? >> you know, it's kind of a little bit sad in a way, but it's really sweet. you guys are all in it. i just want you to know. >> it's really beautiful! wow. >> thank you. thank you. it was sweet of them. i love charlotte from "people" magazine. it was really nice. thank you. thank you. >> all right. our cover girl. al, let's get a check of the weather. >> let's look ahead to see what we got for the weekend. good news for our friends down in florida a lot of sunshine. in fact, much of the country pretty nice. record highs in the southwest. cool in the northeast. saturday, beautiful day up and down the east coast. record warmth in the plains. and then sunday, sunday, sunny, cooler and as you get into the mid-section of the country, a nice weekend out west and sunnyd we've got out of that weather pattern with the heat and now we are in store for some cooling already. you likely feel it this morning. it's been pleasant. 68 degrees expect

oh, hoda kotb! hoda. >> hey, guys. first of all, where are you guys from?bc. w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. >>> we're back at 8:35 with beloved actor, writer, producer and my friend, jason segel. he made us off in "how i met your mother "and "forgetting sarah marshal." but many say his role in "shrinking" is some of his best role yet. jason plays a therapist coming to terms with his own grief. take a look. >> i'm going out. can i get the keys? >> yeah, yeah. giving my little girl the keys, huh? >> i would love if you could throw me those without trying to make some father-daughter moment out of this. do you think you can? >> i know i can't. >> okay. >> you get to choose, though, between me making a video of catching the keys and a tight embrace -- >> get your phone out. >> i love how this show weaves grief and humor and all th

hoda's on assignment.do air quotes when she's in texas having fun with jenna. >> correct. >> we'll see her in a little bit. the presidential election, of course, now just 12 days away, and according to the newest nbc news tally, more than 23 million people have already cast their ballots. >> vice president harris in pennsylvania last night for a town hall, doubling down on comments from a one-time member of former president trump's inner circle calling him a fascist. meanwhile, trump at an event in battleground georgia, looking to flip the script a bit, saying harris is the threat to democracy. we've got it all covered in just a bit. >>> we want to begin with this breaking news overnight on boeing. the machinist union rejecting a labor contract by nearly two-thirds of the vote and extending a five-week long strike that has brought aircraft production to a near standstill. tom costello has the latest. tom, good morning. >> this is another body blow for boeing. union negotiators had agreed over the weekend t

they fit hoda. >> they fit. >> cinderella.on shifting to yankee stadium tonight. look who's here, ahead of a very big game three. former yankees stars. nick swisher. >> let's go! >> so good to see you guys! >> love you. >> andres, you look good. >> have a seat. >> you guys, we're doing world peace right here. nice to have you. >> love you, too. >> you and nick played together in oakland in 2000. seems contentious given the world series and the history. >> i have known this guy for a long time. we have been battling against each other for a long time and we're continuing to do it right now. >> you ran into each other on the field in l.a. >> that was weird. hey, i heard you were doing "the today show" with nick. do you know him? >> we go way back. oakland days back. >> 2003, 2004. we've known each other a long time. >> you must be psyched. you're coming to the bronx. what is the attitude and the mind-set? >> a lot of work to be done. a long series. we will not get ahead of ourselves. you know, it is a seven-game series. anything

. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.m 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

good morning. >> reporter: hey, hoda. good morning. and ntsb both vesting this case that appears to have started in the air, with passengers telling us as they approached the runway, they felt severe turbulence, dropping like you feel on a roller coaster, multiple times. meanwhile, radio traffic appearing to reveal an emergency unfolding in the cockpit. a dramatic scene on a las vegas runway. >> we have an emergency landing. >> reporter: cell phone video capturing flames and black smoke billow be from underneath frontier airlines flight 1326 in from san diego on saturday. airport officials saying it made a hard emergency landing. moments later, terrified passengers spotting smoke outside their window. >> we've got a fire on our plane. >> reporter: now the ntsb and faa trying to unravel this mysterious incident which may have begun in the air. investigators saying the flight crew made that emergency landing after reporting smoke in the cockpit. radio traffic indicates while approaching the runway, the crew went silent. >> we have no com

hey, gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hey there, hoda. good morning. news poll out today shows that half of americans plan to vote early. and this new polling location, which opened just moments ago is meant to help avoid those massive lines that georgia saw back in 2020. meanwhile, on the trail, former president trump is drawing scrutiny, as you mentioned, for a highly unusual campaign event. >> it's good to be back in pennsylvania! >> reporter: overnight, both presidential candidates in pennsylvania. >> we win pennsylvania, we win the whole thing. >> yes. >> reporter: former president trump cutting short his town hall. following two lengthy interruptions because of medical episodes in the audience as many complained about the heat. >> would anybody else like to faint? >> reporter: the event turning into an impromptu d.j. session, lasting more than a half hour. >> this is listen to music. who the hell wants to hear questions, right? >> reporter: running through his favorite hits. ♪ it's fun to stay at the ymca ♪ >> as the audience linger. and this mor

she says, hoda, please say hi to my mom. can we call mom? is mom on the phone? there's hoda.ith your cute daughter, okay? >> oh, thank you. >> have a great day, barbara. we love you. >> my name's katherine. i'm from kentucky. mom's in west virginia. >> i love you. here's one more. >> good night, mrs. lynch. good morning. >> i turn 10 on 10/10. >> it's your golden birthday. >> what's your name? >> grace. >> grace. happy birthday. any special plans? >> thank you. not really. >> just being on tv on the "today" show. >> yeah. >> tell your friends, okay? you did real good. >> bye, grace. happy birthday. how cute. >> just getting started. lots more coming up t thi hour of "today." >> we got riley keough. she's got some intimate stories and moms from her mom, lisa marie presley, but first, check your local news and weather. everyone gets on tv. and weathe. everybody gets on tv. church. good morning. 8:56 a.m. marcus washington san mateo county leaders are demanding governor newsom declare a state of emergency due to california's home insurance crisis. supervisors this week voted to

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. iran's supreme leader spoke this morning for the first time since iran's missile barrage saying that the real cause of instability in the region is the united states and some european countries, as this region is nos bracing for israel's response. as israel assesses the damage this morning from iran's biggest attack ever against the country, one thing is clear. it could have been so much worse. iran launched around 200 bus-sized missiles at israel. most shot down by israeli and american air missile defenses. a few slipped through the net. but despite all the iranian fire power, only one person was killed, a palestinian man, a victim of falling debris near the jordanian border. as israelis add to the chaos of the moment, two gunmen open fire in an apparent unrelated attack. we saw it unfold as missiles flew over lebanon toward israel. well, there was a lot of activity in the sky here as well. i think you can see some of these flashes of light. so this is a massive campaign, a massive a

hoda's still in texas.rt for us next half hour. >>> want to tell you about a "today" exclusive for you, it airs next week. we sat down with matthew perry's family, including his mother, suzann. this is their first in-depth television interview since matthew perry's tragic death almost a year ago. >> he went through a period, interestingly enough, just before he died, when he -- he was showing me one of his new houses. he came up to me, and he said, i love you so much, and i'm so happy to be with you now. and i'm so -- it was almost as though it was a premonition or something. i didn't think about it at the time. but i thought, how long has it been since we have had -- we have had a conversation like that? it's been years. >> you have got to have that moment of healing. >> i think there was something -- there was an inevitability to what was going to happen next to him. and he felt it very strongly. but he said, "i'm not frightened anymore." and it worried me. >> it's a powerful conversation. you probably re

hoda is on assignment. she's down in texas with jenna. down with our jacob soboroff, opening up about a milestone for his groundbreakin film inspired him to create. it's a film, schindler's list. he spent some time talking about the much-needed foundation that film inspired him to create. it's a can't-miss conversation with the oscar winner. we'll have it for you tomorrow right here on "today." >>> let's get your news at 8:00. we begin with the presidential election. 13 days to go now, both candidates making their cases to voters across the country. meanwhile, donald trump's former chief of staff is now speaking out against his former boss, and vice president harris sat down for a one-on-one with nbc. nbc's hallie jackson joins us with the latest from the campaign trail and her interview hallie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, savannah. let's start with former president trump, who's out on the trail and out on attack against vice president harris, even as his own former chief of staff, john kelly, speaks out publicly again

hoda's got the holiday off. the countdown to the election, just 22 days away now.jor headlines this morning. >> those headlines include our new nbc news national poll showing an absolute dead heat. trump pulling even with harris in the past few weeks. but of course it's the swing states that tell the full story of the race. >> meanwhile vice president harris released her medical records over the weekend, showing she is in, quote, excellent health. then on the trail, she went after her opponent saying donald trump is not being transparent with his own medical records. >> also this morning, new details are emerging over a security concern at one of trump's weekend rallies. a man arrested with guns in his car about a quarter of a mile from an event in california. that man saying he supports donald trump and always travels with firearms. >> we're going to break it all down, including those new poll numbers with steve kornacki in just a moment. let's start with hallie jackson in washington for us. hallie, good morning. >> good morning to you. with just 22 days to go, bo

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda.iran's foreign minister arrived in beirut shortly after those very intense air strikes in the city by israel, as the evacuation of foreign nationals from beirut is continuing, as israel is intensifying both its air and ground wars here in lebanon. no one in beirut had a quiet night. buildings shook across the city as israeli war planes carried out at least ten strikes on what an israeli official tells nbc news was a meeting of hezbollah leaders in an underground bunker including the group's likely successor. witnesses describe the air strikes near the beirut airport as the biggest since israel killed their secretary general a week ago. israel is also pummelling south lebanon. >> you get a sense of how powerful this blast might have been just by how much debris there is. >> reporter: the israeli military says its goal is to create a buffer zone across the south, free of hezbollah. >> reporter: this building here took a district hit by what appears to have been an israeli air strike, com

. >>> coming up on "today", hoda and jenna are heading to austin for a texas take over. >> actor patrickfrancisco. prepare to walk off the job. the demands they're making as a high prof

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add to that our exclusive exit interviews with hoda kotb as she enters her final months on the today show. but you got to hear the one thing she can't wait to do on her first day off. it's all just moments away. on access hollywood. back to you. she is going to sleep in as my guest. coming up tonight in prime time. the voice at 8:00, followed by brilliant minds at ten. and then we hope you join us for our 11:00 news right here, live and local. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00, for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our director, phillip suki. thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy your evening and we hope to see you back at 11. all right. that's it. for. friends speak out on the one-year anniversary of his tragic death. "access hollywood" starts right now. >> all he ever wanted was to love and to be loved. >> their first interview since his passing, matthew's family reveals more about his addiction, as stepdad keith morrison reveals this message. >> you're going down, baby. >> is the poison true or no

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join hoda kotb for her podcast making space.now. , kim jong-un, directly into the situation room and into donald trump the brain which is very dangerous. equally dangerous, if i may is what trump is saying about what he would do inside the united states, that he would turn the united states police or turn maybe the us military against his enemies or obviously use the courts to go after folk who oppose him. he is already suing members of the media and he would deny licenses to media organizations that oppose him. who does this sound like? it sounds like his friend vladimir putin in the way putin operates in russia and what putin did to the tiny fledgling democracy starting to sprout in russia. so trump is also taking putin lessons as autocrats around the world are. >> the idea of an american led by an admirer of putin who puts the united states not as the leader of the free world but rather into effectively a sort of access with a dig tater of russia and the tatar in china and north korea. and to -- for the united states to be al

hoda and jenna teamed up to go as jack and rose from the titanic. al roker. mrs.exander really pulled that off. >>> now to the legal fight over elon musk's million dollar giveaway in swing state. >> today a philadelphia judge paused the city's civil lawsuit against the billionaire after musk's attorneys petitioned to move the case to federal court. >> earlier this week the philadelphia district attorney sued musk and his political action committee alleging that the giveaway is illegal under the pennsylvania law. >> elon musk is a supporter of former president trump. so far 13 people have won that giveaway the latest just this afternoon. nbc news correspondent dasha burns joins us now to break it down. dasha, a lot of legal back and forth over the case this morning, where do things stand and we just said he's still giving the money away. >> there's a hearing this morning, last night the musk team filed some paperwork to move the case to a federal court instead saying, look, we're a political action committee, now that means the case is essentially on hold right now

plus, here's hoda coming up on today. halloween is almost here, and this morning we've got a money saving guide for all of your candy and costumes and decorations. so we will have that and a lot more when we see you when you fought with our top stories here on today in the bay, a driver lost control of their tesla, slamming into an apartment complex overnight. we have a live look at the scene in fremont at the building along warm springs boulevard. there is caution tape now surrounding that scene. officials say the driver slammed into the vacant first floor. the car caught fire. people who live on the other floors were evacuated. no one inside was hurt. there is still no word on the driver's condition. today marks day two in the high profile murder trial of local tech executive nima mckinney is accused of stabbing and killing cashapp founder bob lee in april of 2023. during opening statements yesterday, the lead prosecutor told jurors that a knife was found there at the scene and a lab found his dna on the handle. but his

but first, here's hoda and savannah. good morning everyone. the day we have been planning is finally here. our big halloween show. it's always one of our favorite mornings. from the costumes to the wig fittings, the rehearsals, you can actually feel the excitement around here and now. all that's left is for us to put on an incredibly fun show and we can't wait. our big theme reveal is one of the most closely guarded secrets. this year is no exception. we cannot say yet, but this one is sure to go down as one of the all time best blockbuster for sure. so join us for a spooky, good, fun time as we celebrate halloween on today! don't go anywhere. wow w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. moving you forward with the look of the stories on today in the bay. election day almost here with five days to go. the campaign sprint r

but first, here's hoda.oming up on today a story you need to see if you're struggling to cancel subscriptions. everything from a streaming service to the gym. this morning we have an exclusive first look at the new rules to make that process so much easier that more later ri washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. in the east bay is under investigation. happened last night just before 11:00 on eas

cannot wait to share hoda's candid conversation with the one and only ina garten opening up to her like never before on the challenges, triumphs, and love that have shaped her life and career. plus, a bonus ina will be here. live. ahead on does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. stories on today in the bay, and the heat is certainly on. we are in a microclimate weather alert with some unusually hot weather. here's a live look outside. in some places here in the bay area where temperatures are expected to reach triple digits, pg&e expects another round of power shutoffs for places with high fire risk. that includes several hundred customers in four bay bay area counties. meteorologist kari hall is tracking con

but first, here's hoda. coming up on today, more of savannah's exclusive conversation with matthew perry's family and close friends this morning, the hope they've found by helping others who are battling addiction, and the touching story behind one of perry's most famous lines on friends. we'll have that and mo w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financia

sibelco's hilmar hoda. i know there's crazy news out there.there anything you can share about the production and the supply? >> good afternoon, kelly. i'm glad to be here with you today from charlotte. why, indeed, we do have good news to share. i am very pleased to announce that sibelco has started mining in the quartz operations, and that also includes the restart of shipments to customers. >> you have, as of today? >> yes, as of today. >> mining processing and shipments to customers. we are very pleased to have achieved that and since the hurricane struck on the 26th of september and we owe a huge deal of gratitude to our employees, who are, thankfully, all safe and sound and they've been incredibly, incredibly resilient despite very difficult circumstances. >> tell us how exactly your facility was affected and how difficult it was for employees to make it back to the production lines? >> well, i was there yesterday and the day before, two full days together also with our chairman inspecting all our assets and also inspecting the broader co

first, here's hoda. coming up on today, the one, the only snoop dogg. he's taking over today.e'll be here across all four hours of the show as he takes his best year ever to an even higher level. when we see you in st aju w just ask the seven city $1$1.commissions inin chae e of arorovinghehe coconstrtition of a single public toilet. one toilet, $1.7 million. is it any wonder san francisco was rated the worst run city in america? mayor breed and the board of supervisors made a mess. the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse.ca? they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding more? join me in changing city hall. before we look at our top stories here on today in the bay, we begin with these dry and windy conditions expected to take ahold of the bay area. much of the bay area i

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single time biden and kamala's say, jump jon tester says, how high the harris is obvious is making this hoda free. >> you're not endorsing her so worried because they don't want this race to be nationalized any more than they want it to be nationalized, to talk about montana, that's what this race is about. the would you vote for her? >> that's between me and the ballot box. >> sheehy, a wealthy political novice, who owns an aerial firefighting company and move to the state ten years ago, was recruited to run for the seat by party leaders who privately lobbying trump to back the 38-year-old former navy seal. this is one of the finest menu will ever see, but she is going too extreme bream lengths to avoid scrutiny, declining national, local interview request, and often campaigning behind closed doors while refusing to provide information about his schedule. cnn attended a missoula vance promoted by conservative activist charlie kirk, not by the sheehy campaign. >> if trump wins and he doesn't control the senate you can assume that he'll be impeached on day one. >> she he left at the back with

hoda kotb the fortress he was given the job during the convention. >> james as the general of that war room, created a culture that i don't think any democratic campaign has ever had. >> cnn this morning perot was on cbs morning news every morning and every night everyone came in. everyone heard the news. everyone was part of the conversation. it was literally an open campaign. >> it gave people psychic income. you moved to little rock. you didn't get paid. shit. you worked seven days a week. you work 15 hours a day. the benefit was you were in on a secret. >> i have a picture from the war room. all these people, impossibly young impossibly brilliant, impossibly idealistic. and james was their guru. he was their spiritual leader. and he created a camaraderie that has now lasted for decades. >> hey, hey it's a good spot suggestion at the end, have him say, read my lips. >> no, sir. this time we're reading the record. >> one of the great things about carville is he could distill a message into its essence. we had that little sign that said change versus more of the same. the economy. stu