shaq, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah.sident biden overnight approving a disaster declaration for certain counties in iowa as the death toll officially rose to two people across two states. and when you look at the water levels behind me, the tragedy here becomes all too clear, this is a residential street. the water only getting deeper as you move further back. it's all part of historic flooding that has impacted and thetenned nearly 3 million people, not just here in iowa but across the area. this morning in minnesota, the failure of the dam appears imminent. overnight a support structure already experiencing what the sheriff's office called a partial failure. the damage part of the deadly river flooding impacting three states. >> we are really looking at unprecedented times right now. >> reporter: rivers overflowing their banks at historic levels, submerging entire communities and putting pressure on infrastructure. more than 3,000 buildings inundated according to a private analysis of satellite images. water rising to

speaker, i rise today to honor the greater savannah hall of fame class of 2024.d in 1965, this organization celebrates the top athletes of the region, and i'm proud to recognize them today, the hall of fame class of 2024 consists edge, frank kearse andd accomplished careers. donald chummily began his football career at groves high school and from there played for the university of georgia and drafted by the 49ers and played in the cfl for the calgary stampeders. chris edge played baseball at the christian preparatory school before playing for the university of georgia. frank began playing at savannah high school and texas a&m and the nfl for five years. hill played baseball at forest high school and spent his career with the padres and red sox. the greater savannah athletic hall of fame honors current coaches, athletes and teams for their accomplishments and i'm proud to recognize them as well. danny brit, the head football coach at benedict even military savannahd julie jones, the head preparatory school and each were awarded a coaching citation for their leader

savannah. >> raf sanchez in the middle east for us.nk you. >>> in the meantime, president biden arrived in france this morning kicking off a four-day visit where he'll mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. his trip coming amid the backdrop of gaza, global security concerns and the 2024 presidential race. peter alexander joins us now from paris. hey, peter. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. the visit comes at a pivotal point in the presidency five months before the election. amid those two raging conflicts in gaza and ukraine. overnight we learned that president biden will meet with volodymyr zelenskyy to discuss all aspects of the war, including a move that comes days after the biden administration gave them permission to do so. this morning the president arriving in paris, preparing to mark the 80th anniversary of d-day. in a new interview with "time" magazine, president biden warned other leaders are concerned about a potential trump victory in november, saying there is not a major international leader i attend that

dylan, over tou. >> thank yo savannah.'re also looking at fing rains across southern texas where we could end up with a foot of rain as the tropical system makes its way closer. could see heavy rain with that cold front. then tomorrow, a few severe storms acros the interior northeast. e hea wavel also continue really for several more days and heavy rain possible across the upper midwest. and that flood good wednesday morning. and happy juneteenth to you. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to have the coolest day of the week happen this afternoon. we're only headed up to 80 degrees for our warmer spots inland. most of us in the 70s and summer officially begins tomorrow with a slight warm up with some mid 80s. but then we really feel that heat on friday into the weekend we're going to see temperatures peaking at 96 degrees on saturday and a little bit cooler early next week, while >>> and you know we love birthdays on the plaza. look at this young lady right here. how old are you turning? >> 95! >> 95 years old. and h

come on in here, savannah!our john dutton. you are the one that introduced me to "yellowstone." >> there's a chance. >> wherever kevin goes, that's where i'm going. if he's there, that's where i got to go. we got to go to "popstart." we have to start with the tonys. last night, my wife had to put this on last night and i was watching the u.s. open. dechambeau is over here chipping out on 18. we have to go back to the u.s. open. thank god we have two tvs. last night, the biggest stars lit up broadway at the 77th tony awards. the show celebrated some of the best ever to hit the great white way. it was a night of first for a lot of events. the committee taking home their first wins. costar daniel radcliff and jonathan grauff both getting a tony for the musical revival. and making a surprise, jay-z was there performing with alicia keys.g out ♪ ♪ new york ♪ ♪ let ♪ ♪ in new york ♪ >> pretty cool seeing jay-z. he was at the tom brady thing and now this. the big award of the night, that was "the outsiders." earlier in

savannah, let's start with you.e expect to be prompted when they watch this special? >> absolutely. the first thing that we did, and kate, you were right there with me in this, was just explain this from the start. we found out that the most common question is just tell me everything. what are these different types and how can i try to get ahead of it. i think one on the things that we really tried to drill down on, maybe we haven't gotten so ahead on social media with our kids, that's this cat that's out of the bag. we're going to dig in on the tensions that has created within homes, at dinner tables and with families. maybe we can do better of a job when it comes to ai, for parents to understand. a thing i liked learning was to learn alongside children and learn now. >> we have results from a cnbc poll that was done, a survey. parents were asked about the concerns and benefits of ai. it's split. they were asked do you think there are more risks or benefits associated with ai. 51% said more risks, 49% said more ben

savannah?raf sanchez in jerusalem for us, thank you very much. >>> we welcome craig to the table. hi, craig. >> good morning to you. overnight results of a historic election are making worldwide headlines, claudia sheinbaum set to become mexico's first female president, winning in an apparent landslide, and those results could have a major impact, not only in mexico, but in washington as well. guad venegas joins us from mexico city. guad, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning, the preliminary count is in, the preliminary count, and officials say sheinbaum won between 58 and 56% of the vote, enough to declare victory overnight, a change for mexico as she celebrates this win. and she's facing a lot of challenges, that violence, that we've we saw during the election cycle and also will have to negotiate immigration policy with the u.s. it's been all celebration with a historic win. this morning, mexico electing the first woman president and first jewish president in its 200-year history.

margaret coker, lydia and savannah. but i. i'm a military brat. we to oklahoma.when i started high school in ninth grade. you had to one semester of oklahoma history and one semester of world history. and we did not learn a thing about greenwood in my oklahoma class 30 years ago. could you speak to how the state as curriculum or as a state? schools, public schools are now teaching. oklahoma is about this. yes. yeah thank you. the question was about how much students in oklahoma learn about the race massacre. to your point, i talk to people all ages from greenwood white, black or far from tulsa, white and black. and so many of them have told me that they never learned about this in school, let alone any of us who grew up outside of oklahoma. there's been, i think, some technical things done to make that more prevalent. so for example, teaching about the race massacre as part of the oklahoma state standards. now, however. so it varies from teacher to teacher. and also now the state superintendent named ryan walters, who is very kind of on a crusade against critical

savannah? >> all right, jesse, thank you very much. >> al's at his post with more on that severe weather and where it's headed. >> good morning. there's a cold front that caused all the problems along the eastern seaboard. that's finally clearing out, but we are looking behind that, where we look through the plains, 6 million people at risk for really strong wind gusts, hurricane-force wind gusts, possibilities of tornadoes from williston to north platt. that moves east tomorrow for 10 million people from minneapolis, down to kansas city and des moines. tornadoes possible, again, really strong wind gusts. the severe risk of the rockies, parts of the plains today with torrential rain that could lead to flash flooding. tomorrow, that heads into tupper midwest, additional rain may lead to river flooding, you can see from minneapolis all the way down to kansas city, we have moderate-to-major flooding. and in fact, we've got a flood risk, especially from omaha to kansas city, because of these heavy

if you come out you stay at savannah sunset. this just opened last night.cy right hear from the park why did all of harley's hair go up? because he's excited to meet harley is one of our friends you can see featured at savannah sunset right here great adventure doing to say hi? >> i guess it's not hair it's a feather i called it here right away. how old is a harley and how long will harley live? >> harley is in his teens he is a teenager but they can leave 60 to 80 years on average. >> you can get these as pets i don't recommend it. don't take my word for it i do not know they should be great pets. but you better be five or six when you get this. it's going to last as long as you. >> yes they can live quite a long time. that the mental capacity of a 2-year-old it's like having eight to europe for 60 to 80 years deafly do your homework and forget one of the skies as a pet they're definitely very cute. >> gigiving house bessette tric. >> shop your wings today? >> that is good. harley is good. much more coming up from savannah sunset. we have got rafts later o

savannah?ank you >>> let's bring it all down with kristen welker, moderator of "meet the press.", breaking it down. this morning, kristen welker, spin aside, this is, as we said spin aside, it isn't the performance the biden team hoped they would get. before, it isn't the performance the biden team hoped they would ge they wanted this debate. they wanted to put aside the issues about the president's age, competency. and that didn't happen. anted t. wanted to put to rest these issues about the president >> that didn't happen. remember the timing of this d a that didn't happen. >> savannah, that didn't happen, debate. they were hoping they could get people to tune in early. and, this is the earliest debate we this debate. they were hoping have seen in modern american history. they could get biden was trailing in the polls. people twanted to put those concerns to rest.o tune in earl. this is the earliest debate weave when in american history, biden was trailing in the polls instead, we got widespr

good morning savannah, good morning.the us embassy this morning in moscow said the charges are without evidence and an attempt by russia to achieve political goals. the opening day of this secret trial, lasting just a couple of hours in the same city where evan gershkovich was detained, the 32 year old journalist for the wall street journal, appearing in front of cameras, head shaved for the first time, giving a small smile before the doors closed on his top secret trial. no cameras, no reporters, family or u.s. embassy staff has been allowed in to watch the proceedings. gershkovich was arrested in the city of yekaterinburg in march of last year. he's a fluent russian speaker. he was on assignment and fully accredited by the russian government. the russians now accusing him of spying, claims he his employer and the biden administration say are completely fabricated. the us has classified him as wrongly detained, and this is potentially about a prisoner swap. president putin has already strongly hinted that he wants to se

savannah? >> all right, ryan, thank you. nbc's senior legal correspondent laura jarrett with us now. laura, let's start with this case in delaware. what is the likelihood of prison time for hunter biden? >> so the reality check here is even though the maximum is ten years, it's unlikely that the judge is going to impose that given the fact that as of right now he doesn't have a criminal history. he's never been convicted before. there was nothing in his past, and that's one of the things that the judge would use in gauging that it's going to be completely up to her discretion. but we should note people do get prison time for this. in fact, usually 90% of people get prison time for this. >> and there are federal sentencing guidelines they're not going to be the statutory maximum of ten years. >> it's more around the neighborhood of like a year and 15 months. >> okay. this is not the end of the legal road for him. he fates tax evasion charges in september in los angeles. >> nine different counts

savannah? >> raf sanchez in israel for us, thank you. >>> let's bring in gabe gutierrez. tell us what we know about the u.s.' involvement in this rescue and why the u.s. thinks it might be feasible to negotiate directly with hamas. >> reporter: the biden administration confirmed the u.s. did not participate militarily in the rescue operation, but the u.s. provided intelligence in support of it according to a u.s. official. with knowledge of the matter. still, there are concerns that saturday's rescue may hurt efforts for a cease-fire free the remaining hostages, including eight americans, three of which are believed to have been killed. antony blinken is in the area today to try to secure a deal. the rescue efforts may make it more difficult. that's why the administration may negotiate directly with hamas to release the remaining american hostages, if the current proposal fails, according to u.s. officials. they say this latest rescue will only strengthen netanyahu's operation. instead of pursu

savannah? >> erin mclaughlin, leading us off, thank you. >> a lot of people looking for a break from this heat. let's check in with mr. roker. hey, al. >> some will see that break but others will be stuck in it. good morning, everybody. 48 million people from california up to the plains and out to california, under heat advisories, watches and warnings, and this area in red from omaha to wichita, oklahoma city, shreveport, jackson, back to tallahassee in the southeast, this is the area where we have a major risk for heat-related health impacts, heat exposure, heat exhaustion, heatstroke. look at the heat indexes, wichita, you're going to feel like 104 degrees today. 107 in new orleans, 97 in raleigh. new york city getting cooler, it's only going to feel like 81 degrees, and that's great, but that excessive heat continues tomorrow, omaha, in triple digits, same in oklahoma city, memphis, baton rouge, tallahassee, washington, d.c., you start to cool down a little bit. in fact, take a look at the

raf, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. president biden and the leaders of 16 other nations today releasing a joint statement calling on hamas to accept the cease fire deal that's on the table. they say there is no time to lose. the cia director was back here in the region yesterday, trying to push those negotiations forward. but this morning, there is no bloodshed in gaza. overnight, a deadly new israeli strike on a u.n. school compound in central gaza. israel's military says it precisely targeted two areas where hamas operatives who took part in the october 7th terror attack were hiding. but u.n. schools had been a refuge for civilians seeking safety throughout the war. and this morning, hospital authorities say the attack killed around 30 people. including women and children. this woman sits next to the body of her son ahmed. he was the youngest of my sons and my dearest, she says. the idf says it delayed the bombing twice to avoid hitting innocents, adding a number of steps were taken to reduce the risk of harming uninv

here's savannah sellers. >> reporter: over the years, shannon keith has written a lot of letters. >> those letters addressed to animal testing facilities like this one in nowata, oklahoma, asking to rescue dogs and cats that would have otherwise been euthanized. what did you think when you got the phone call from this facility? >> i nearly passed out. >> reporter: this site was in particularly bad shape. what did you think when you first game here? >> woo, i was overwhelmed. there are hundreds and hundreds of dogs living outside in these pens 24/7. when he was doing the testing, the dogs were inside in these dingy, dark, awful, stinky kennels. >> reporter: but something was different about these 30 acres, and shannon, who founded beagle freedom project, had an idea for the owner. >> we'll buy the property, because we want it, and you give us custody of all your animals. and part of that deal was, he relinquishes his usda license so he can never test on animals again. >> reporter: these rolling hills are now known as freedom fields. a sanctuary while the animals await forever homes. >

savannah?gabe gutierrez on the north lawn there, thank you. >>> meantime, opening statements begin this morning in the federal gun case against hunter biden. jury selection during yesterday's start of the trial with first lady dr. jill biden making a surprise appearance in court on her birthday. nbc's ryan nobles joins us now from the court in wilmington, delaware. hey, ryan. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. prosecutors plan to argue this morning that hunter biden lied on a federal form before purchasing a handgun. the president's son has pleaded not guilty and his famous family is now rushing to his defense. the president's son, hunter biden, facing a criminal trial and the prospect of jail time, getting support from the first family right from the start. first lady jill biden in the courtroom for jury selection, sitting just a few feet behind her son and whispering in his ear throughout the marathon day. his father, the president, issuing a rare statement addressing the case. as

here's savannah sellers. >> reporter: texas republican ted cruz and minnesota democrat amy klobuchar joining together to address the disturbing trend of nonconsensual intimate images being shared online including ones created by artificial intelligence. >> this is increasingly affecting and targeted at minors. >> reporter: deep fake porn production up 464% last year, a simple a.i. deck naelg technology can make realistic explicit images of anyone. actor jacob laordi targeted this week. other stars similarity targeted thereclude ema watson, scarlett johansson, and taylor swift. but it's far from just celebrities. >> i was just thinking, like, this is my photo from my instagram, why would there be a body that's not mine on it? >> reporter: elliston berry says she was 14 when fake explicit images of her created by her classmate in her texas high school spread via snapchat. did it feel like there was anything you could do about it? >> i felt totally helpless as these images were going around. >> reporter: snapchat says it has zero-tolerance for pornography. the new bipartisan bill known

savannah? >> liz, thank you. sets us up for al.heat advisories and warnings. big dome of high pressure is expanding to the east. and, so, we're looking at temperatures anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above average over this next period. and, in fact, we could be looking at records right through thursday through palmdale, grand junction, albuquerque, el paso as well. and that heat expands out to the east. by the weekend, we're looking at 90s in new york city. richmond, virginia, nashville, atlanta and st. louis, cincinnati the queen city as well. plus, down in florida, six million people in flood watches. from central florida down to the keys. we are looking at massive amounts of rain. we're talking 15 inches of rain along the southwestern parts of florida. we will be watching that very closely. flash flooding may be an issue. guys? >> al, we'll come back to you in a few moments. >>> meanwhile, the fbi is announcing a significant drop in violent crimes. agency data released yesterday shows reported incidents decreased 15% between jan

savannah guthrie asked the secretary about the status of negotiations this morning on "today." >> let'ss time for the haggling to start and for a cease-fire to start. you have one man who is probably deep underground in gaza for hamas, mr. sinwar, who is making all of these decisions. >> you have said some demands are workable. some are unworkable. is that a diplomatic nicety? has hamas blown up the deal with this response? >> i don't think the deal is blown up. it's still possible. at the end of the day, this has to come to a point where it's either yes or no. >> joining me now from jerusalem, matt bradley. welcome. do we have any new information on where hamas stands on the cease-fire proposal? >> reporter: alex, we heard from hamas last night. they were saying essentially they rejected what antony blinken was saying, that they are coming up with new demands, they were pushing the envelope when it came to the negotiations. they said their demands have been consistent from the beginning. nbc news had their own information saying they were asking for a change in the time line. this come

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. >> nbc's savannah sellers is joining us now with more on this. do we need to know about the potential harms and how to maybe navigate all of this? >> one of the things that i thought was really powerful about this op-ed from the surgeon general and what he shared on the "today" show, he comes at this not only as the nation's top health official, but as a parent, he has a 6-year-old and 7-year-old. he's hearing from parents and teens all over the country that they're having trouble out of this, right out of the mouths of teens, saying this does not make me feel good but i don't know what to do about it. one of the things that's interesting that's starting to pick up steam, he asks parents, work with people in your community and say in this community our kids aren't going to have social media until x age, so you don't have concern about young people feeling left out. the statistics show really startling things. the youth risk behavior survey, 57% of teen girls say they feel sad or hopeless. 30% seriously consider suicide. look at some of the stats

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here's savannah guthrie. >>> good morning.re coming on the air with breaking news out of the supreme court. big implications for reproductive rights. the judges unanimously upholding changes to regulations regarding the abortion pill, mifepristone, that it can stay on the market as is. a doctor asked the court to restrict access. i'm joined by laura jarrett as well as danny cevallos. this is a case that was tossed out essentially on technicality or the issue of standing whether this group of doctors had standing, are the right to sue, and the bottom line is this expanded access in 2016 in 2021 for the abortion pill, mifepristone, that expanded access can stay as is. >> yeah. so let's back up just a little bit. this is a group filed by essentially anti-abortion advocates and doctors who wanted to take the pill off the market completely. it's been winding its way through the federal courts for the better part of a year now, but here the high court has said it was going to stay on the market as is. in other words, no change to th

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also coming up, russia as targeting pilot infrastructure in savannah strikes across the ukraine, damaging energy facilities and injuring several workers. and the 2nd to largest strife by russia is week. the guy that says, welcome to the program. and we started and gaza way more than 20 people have been killed and thousands more wounded by shelly on account for this prize. people near the southern city of rough off relatives of those killed in one of his drives near a red cross field hospital 6. it was struck the 2nd time at that last field. people who were coming out of the tents as well as military assess the incident is under review, but there was quote no indication that it had carried out a strike in the area. i mean, while israel says it has carried out a number of strikes on hezbollah targets across the border in southern lebanon, the israeli army says the strikes were in retaliation for attacks carried off by malaysia, backed by iran in northern israel. since the october 7, turbo tax and israel's, the subsequent rule was a mazda that have been daily clashes between the israeli army

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it's not a bite to go to savannah for them to, for the crossbow, detentions have continued to rise since the outbreak of the war with israel repeatedly striking the roll and backed, has been diminished over the weekend. international. observe as of cold for restraint. owning an open conflict could trigger a wider war in the middle east. is riley defense minister yolanda is currently meeting with us officials before leaving for washington. he told the president, luckily, these meetings, i will discuss developments on the guns upfront the 11 in front of people, and they have a crucial importance at this time. i'm not familiar prepared for any action that may be required in gaza, lebanon, and other places as well. most of the, again, it's relative to the government's handling of the will continues to grow. over the weekend, protest is raleigh, near the headquarters of ness. and y'all, who's the crewed party, the biggest so far, according to the noises demanding the return of old hostages and an immediate cease fire. meanwhile, civilians in gauze, the continued to get quotes in the crossfire

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and then i have to think of our prediction reads like among journalists ignored savannah all the 50 of us and nobody's ready to just resolve it. so now whether that means that none of us have gone fingers on the polls, or whether that is really a reflection of the expectations going into this kind of i taught. and this has already said, i do think though this was a massive statement. victory for germany. and you know, there would seem you haven't performed that well at that most recent major tournaments. and tonight they go back up to an absolute dream stop. and there was a lot of tools here in germany about a possible possible 2nd summer fairytale, a 2 point. oh, is this the beginning of the service? oh yeah, there's such a difficult things to comment on. i mean, you know, the 2006 well top which is remembered sorry on the gemini for the atlas. the juvenile in home, you know, disease instead of ration from that go in, and then nobody putting the day ahead of that and told him it's happening. and based on the ground does almost a bit more pressure on the year right. at the year 2024 be

>> lester and savannah, there's no way to sugar coat this.en. he delivered a performance that was at times halting. at times he seemed to lose his train of thought. at times he started to talk about one topic, for example, the economy, and shifted to afghanistan, which gave former president trump an opening. and abortion, he raised the issue of immigration, which gave former president trump an opening. as the night progressed, he did begin to pick up steam. he had some really strong moments on the issues of what this administration, for example, has done for veterans. but zooming out, this was a debate about performance. this was a debate about allaying americans' concerns about his ability to serve another four years. and i had a number of reporters at nbc news have heard from a range of democrats who have said that they are concerned by tonight's debate. one telling me of this race, quote, this is effectively over. this person predicting, look, democrats are still going to stand by biden, despite the fact that you do have some democrats ton

savannah enjoying some time off. lily and james sitting in the tree. >> yes, yes, gonna live happy ever after. >> k-i-s-s-i-n-g. what a great proposal. not only is this moment spectacular, they will re-live it with us. >> think about it. you make the olympic team and you get engaged in the span of minutes. >>> let's begin on this first full day of summer with this massive heat wave. 90 million americans under heat alerts today from the midwest up to the northeast. >> another day of record highs are on tap as well, folks. and they're going to extend throughout the weekend. in fact, sunday is actually expected to be the hottest day for some areas. and adding to the misery, the hot weather caused an absolute commuter nightmare. >> this was the scene in new york after service was suspended because of power issues caused by a brush fire. we've got all of this covered and, of course, including al's all-important weekend forecast. but we will start with nbc's erin mclaughlin who is at jones beach on new york's long island.

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