savannah turns out to be savannah greene. i was in class, or i was just getting out of class and i was just on my phone. and then i saw the email from janis, and i texted like five different people because i was so like, i was like, oh my god, this is crazy. especially because they found it all the way in australia. this picture of savannah from eight years ago shows her holding the bottle before they dropped it in the ocean, but after her family moved away from their sunnyvale home, she says she forgot all about it. until recently, when the three friends went back to fiji just in august, we were there again, leaving navini in their boat again, and i remember saying, no one's found our bottle and yet here we are. you know, two months later, the australian hikers in the sunnyvale three quickly found each other online. before we knew it, sandra was having a conversation via our instagram messages with savannah. and it was just it was yeah, it was very exciting. it kind of felt like almost spiritual, like the way that it survive

now it was dark. >> savannah, as always, a vocal supporter of her parents freedom.pire that this family created appears to have been a house of cards. >> and today a new reality sets in for the chrisleys. >> the day before julie's resentencing, she voiced fears about the outcome on her podcast unlocked with savannah chrisley. >> but i need my momma home and i hope and pray that this judge just looks at the situation and sees that even if she was guilty of what they say she did, the time does not fit the crime. >> look, you're in a party, savannah. >> this ain't no party. it's a car wash. >> savannah has been in the public eye since 2014, when the show debuted, running for ten successful seasons on the usa network. i'm gonna punch you in your face is what's going to happen. divorce. divorce. family drama. the lifeblood of the show. >> nothing about life is fair. >> the chrisleys projecting a squeaky clean image amidst a life of luxury. >> welcome to mister chrisleys debate class. prada is better than gucci. >> gucci is better than prada. >> i don't even know what pra

now, savannah, the baton is in our hands.eers and applause] so we who believe in the sacred freedom to vote will finally pass the john lewis voting rights act and the freedom to vote act. we who believe in the freedom to live safe from gun violence will finally pass universal background laws. so much is on the line in this election. so much is on the line and understand this is not 2016 or 2020, things are different. a lot is the same when we think about the issues and then there is significant differences, the stakes in 2024 are even higher because consider that the united states supreme court recently just basically told the former president that going forward, he will be effectively immune no matter what he does in the white house. [booing] now, just imagine, well, the courts are going to take care of that. we're gonna get them out of, we're gonna elect ourselves and everybody here in november. [cheers and applause] but i mentioned the supreme court ruling because understand what this means. just imagine before there was a

savannah kate and janice. you can hear the excitement there.was found nearly 1800 miles away from fiji during a beach cleanup. savannah wrote where her family lived in sunnyvale. so whoever found the message could write back. and when the women saw the video and heard the news, they couldn't believe it. i just think we're so lucky, and i think i'm really happy that like for like my ten year old self, that that happened like it's like something so cool and like, like i feel like i'm in a movie. okay, so their name was on the message. how did the australians get a hold of these women in the south bay? yeah. so the family's address was on there, but the thing is, is that savannah's family actually moved away from that address a few years back. so the group of hikers say they hit a roadblock. they started posting the video and letter on social media. eventually the story was picked up by a local australian newspaper and then that article was sent to the fijian resort because it was mentioned in the message, the staff there found contact information

wow savannah. kate and janis. she looked up the address in california and sunnyvale, and it turned out that the home had actually sold back in 2018. so we hit a brick wall there. that sparked further intrigue. the group started posting to instagram. it was picked up by a local newspaper and then forwarded to the resort, where the author wrote they were staying. somebody had sent the story in the aussie paper to them and they emailed me. and finally savannah got ahold of the hiking group on instagram where they talked about the small piece of paper that brought them together. it's like a treasure hunt. it's very exciting. yeah, i just think we're so lucky and i think i'm really happy that like for like my ten year old self that that happened like, it's like something so cool and like, i feel like i'm in a movie. the letter itself will be sent back to savannah in the south bay. now the women are planning their next journey, a visit to the same spot where that bottle landed to meet their newly connected friends, and

savannah kate and janice. she looked up the address in california and sunnyvale, and it turned out that the home had actually sold back in 2018. so we hit a brick wall there. that sparked further intrigue. the group started posting to instagram. it was picked up by a local newspaper and then forwarded to the resort, where the author wrote they were staying. somebody had sent the story in the aussie paper to them and they emailed me. and finally savannah got ahold of the hiking group on instagram where they talked about the small piece of paper that brought them together. it's like a treasure hunt. it's very exciting. yeah, i just think we're so lucky and i think i'm really happy that like for like my ten year old self, that that happened like it's like something so cool and like, like i feel like i'm in a movie. the letter itself will be sent back to savannah in the south bay. now the women are planning their next journey, a visit to the same spot where that bottle landed to meet their newly connected friends,

earlier this year, i sat down with savannah to see what life has been like for her and her siblings. with their parents locked up, what do you say to folks who might think they deserve to serve time? hard time? >> i say, if you want to convict them, convict them, but convict them on the truth. there was not sufficient evidence. >> so you're convinced that they're not guilty? >> 100%. >> in that atlanta courtroom, the prosecutor adamant, arguing sentences are unpleasant but are a consequence of choices. julie saying through tears, i am sorry for the actions that led me to where we are today. moments later, the judge's ruling to uphold julie's original seven year sentence. outside court, the chrisley kids defiant. >> what has happened is an injustice, and i will continue to fight for my parents, and i will be as loud as i can possibly be. >> julie is due to be released from prison in 2028, and todd in 2032. >> our thanks to juju chang. a scary moment at home for former motley crue drummer tommy lee. a ring camera captured a coyote running off with one of his family's dogs. it snatched

>> reporter: yeah, that's right, savannah. lot of the anger is focused on the fact that just before these negotiations, there was supposed to be some of these hostages released in some sort of hostage deal. in fact, as you mentioned, you know, the autopsies show that 48 to 72 hours before their bodies were found, they were alive. they died because israel and hamas weren't able to come to a deal. even though hamas pulled the trigger, a lot of folks here on the street, they say that netanyahu is to blame. >> matt bradley in tel aviv. thank you very much. >>> we turn to the race to the white house and the post-labor day sprint to election day. with just nine weeks to go now. new polls are revealing where things stand. meanwhile, vice president harris spent the holiday on the campaign trail, including a rare joint appearance with president biden. we have two reports starting with nbc's chief white house correspondent, peter alexander. peter, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, craig, good morning. with labor day now in the rear

savannah. you know, 23 years and this commemoration really hasn't changed all that much the way that it's held. you still have the six bells. the six moments of silence marking when the planes hit the towers. they hit the pentagon and that field in pennsylvania. and also, of course, when the towers fell. this is an event that has not just family and firefighters, but also dignitaries. you have the president who is here today. you have both candidates who are running for president. they have arrived along with vice presidential candidate j.d. vance. he is here as well. you also have the head of the department of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas. you'll remember that the department of homeland security exists because of what happened on nine over 11. you know, over the years, the message of this ceremony has really broadened because now you have a whole generation of people who are now young adults who were not alive during nine over 11. this is a this is a day as much about remembrance as i

savannah?sanchez in tel aviv, thank you. >>> meanwhile, president putin is making headlines with new comments overnight on his war against ukraine and the presidential election here in the u.s. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in ukraine. he's got that story. hey, richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. yes, vladimir putin is weighing in on the u.s. elections, saying that now he prefers vice president harris, but it could be an attempt at misdirection, as once again the kremlin is facing accusations that it is trying to meddle in american politics. president putin said this morning that president biden was his first choice for a second term, but that now, he'd like vice president harris to become the next american president. her laugh is so expressive and infectious, putin said at an economic conference. but is the former spy telling the truth? u.s. intelligence agencies believe that putin prefers donald trump over harris, seeing him as less likely to continue

a live picture of former president trump speaking this hour in savannah, georgia.g out his vision for the american economy and going on to a number of other topics as he usually does trump is making the case for too long americans have seen too many companies be sold off to foreign competitors and that instead of foreign company -- instead, foreign companies should move their manufacturing to the united states senior trump advisers say if elected trump will personally recruit foreign companies to come to the united states, making a sales pitch directly to them about business conditions here and also asking what they need in order to make a switch happen the former president has made a number of promises about what he'll accomplish in his second term, including a 15% corporate tax rate for companies who make their products in the united states, lower regulations, efforts to cut energy costs, steep tariffs on foreign imports, tax exemptions for wages earned in over time and through tips and in savannah, trump told the audience he's going to reverse decades of job off

in the message, savannah wrote where her family lived. you heard the australian say it in sunnyvale. so whoever found the message could write back. but her family moved during that time. so the group of hikers in australia, they did some digging, some researching, and after a few days the two sides connected online. can we top that story? no, i don't think so. you know, temperatures today did warm up outside right now, if you're thinking about heading out to walnut creek, can you still wear shorts here approaching 8:00? the answer is yes, because you still have about 88 degrees there. and close to 90 still in livermore. good news for your weekend plans. temperatures are going to start to cool down a bit before the heat makes a big comeback. and that microclimate forecast once we get out of the weekend. so this is what we're watching tomorrow morning. the return of the low clouds patchy fog there on the coast around the inner bay that add on that sea breeze. we'll see highs tomorrow trending a little bit cooler, 80s to low 90s inland that

savannah? this morning after a judge denied his request to post a $50 million bail. the judge citing with prosecutors citing combs is dangerous and poses an ongoing threat to the community. the prosecutors allege combs carried out a shocking list of crimes for years, including sex trafficking and racketeering. additional charges have not been ruled out, and combs' attorney says they're appealing to the decision to deny bail. >>> shifting gears to the four civilian crew members of the historic polaris dawn mission. they opened up in an exclusive interview with lester holt who asked them about the highlight of this mission, the first all-civilian space walk. >> what was that moment like? >> when we opened that hatch, i would say it was like sensory overload because it's not just the visual stimulus of seeing earth right in front of you. there are pressure changes. there are big temperature transients. it gets colder. there is the physical of moving the hatch. we will hear more from the crew on fr

we're live from savannah, georgia. i'm dana bash and this is a state very much up for grabs in in-between a whirlwind series of stops. i sat down with the democratic candidate for president and her running mate today at kim's cafe here and savannah inside, nothing was off the table and you will see our interview in its entirety. the vice president's first as her party's standard bearer, responding to her critics and answering our questions it's good to see you. this is not where vice president harris thought she would be, according to georgia? yes. seventh trip there this year for me, a surprise nominee for president, just months from election day set in motion after a stunning debate. >> if we finally beat medicare because some within your own party, are wondering if president biden should even step aside. what do you say to that? >> there was a slow start, but it was a strong finish and then an extraordinary decision. i decided the best way forward is to pass the torch new generation what usually takes years of plann

first let's get to alexandria hoff live in savannah, georgia, for us.x, what are voters going here from trump when he starts speaking? it sounds like pretty soon. alex, real quick. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: [inaudible] >> sandra: okay, alex is making her best effort to talk over that crowd. alex, unfortunately we couldn't hear much of what you had to say, but we do know, john, this is going to be an economic pitch to voters as both candidates are trying to articulate their plans to voters, and especially how they plan to bring down sky high costs. >> john: one of the new things he's going to be articulate in today, as kayleigh mcenany was pointing out, a pitch to recruit foreign companies to set up here in the united states. it is kind of a carrot and stick process that the former president is looking at. incentives for foreign companies to come here, and if they don't, then tariffs to punish them. everybody gets it wrong. the little boy use the carrot to entice the donkey to go forward, but that is a metaphor used improperly for so many years,

savannah spoke about some of this.o this is your traditional one-on-one presidential debate, right? both candidates standing, former president trump on the left side of your screen, vice president harris on the right side. we'll explain why in just a moment. the debate will be about 90 minutes with two breaks. there will be no opening statements. each candidate will be given two minutes to answer the moderators' questions, two minutes for rebuttal, if needed, and one minute for follow-up, again, if needed. former president trump won the virtual coin toss. he has opted to speak last. vice president harris got to choose her position which, again, is on the right hand of your screen. as for the rules tonight, there are a handful of them. you've spoken of a couple of them. they're very important. mics are muted when the other candidate is speaking. there is no audience but there is is a group of reporters. the candidates will be given water, a pen, a pad of paper. you can't bring props or notes. there will be a giant timer

jesse, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. tyreek hill describes the moment he was handcuffed, shares what he meant with his touchdown celebration referencing the incident. and hill tells me he hopes moving forward he can work with police after this ordeal. >> i'm getting arrested. i'm getting arrested! >> reporter: miami-dade police releasing new body cam video shows what happened sunday when officers pulled nfl star tyreek hill from his vehicle, shoved him to the ground and put him in handcuffs. not far from the stadium. >> it went from 0 to 60 immediately, man. >> reporter: the miami dolphins wide receiver sitting down with nbc news along with his wife, speaking out on the incident that started when he was pulled over on sunday. >> you are speeding. >> don't knock on my window like that. >> i have to let you know that i'm here. lower it and talk to you. >> give me my ticket, bro, so i can go. i'm going to be late. >> you can see hill roll up his window. he's ordered to lower it again before the situation quickly escalates.

here's savannah sellers. >> breaking [ bleep ] news. >> she endorsed kamala tonight. >> reporter: just moments after the debate, it was the instagram post that ricocheted across the internet and social media. >> taylor swift endorsed madam vp kamala harris. >> reporter: pop megastar star taylor swift telling her 283 million followers that after seeing artificial intelligence of her falsely endorsing donald trump, she felt the need to be transparent. >> i'm sad that i didn't two years ago, but i can't change that. >> reporter: swift, who in this netflix documentary, agonized over not engaging in the 2016 election now declares, i'm voting for kamala harris, because she fights for the rights and causes i believe need a warrior to champion them, and pushing her fans to a voter registration site. >> let trumpamania make america great again. >> reporter: trump enjoys celebrity endorsements as well, hulk hogan and kid rock showing their support at the rnc. a recent harvard study says when it comes to celebrities, evidence indicates that these voices are incredibly powerful. if not for candida

it was signed in july of 2016 by savannah kate and janis, but there was no last name. the group, hoping to connect with the three ladies, discovered that they no longer lived at that sunnyvale address, but the discovery of the bottle made local headlines in australia, eventually getting the attention of the messengers behind that message in a bottle. >> we have since spoken to janis earlier today via radio locally here in townsville, so it's been quite exciting actually finding the owners of the letter. >> and as it turned out, the authors never forgot about the message they'd sent. >> so they were all there on holiday in august and then they all thought to themselves, i wonder what happened to that bottle that we sent off. >> now the townsville hike and explore group have made plans to reunite savannah, kate and janis with the note they sent those eight years ago, and we're going to include a couple of newspaper clippings that we've had from our local newspaper. >> and, a few photos as well of our, our group. >> and though the group will part with the note itself, the

wow savannah, kate and janice able to read the whole thing. how cool is that? this group of hikers found the bottle along the shore in townsville, australia. the note was dated july 2016, signed by savannah kate and janice from sunnyvale, california. the three women dropped the bottle in the ocean while vacationing in fiji. the australian hikers immediately started searching for the authors of the note, but they actually got stuck when they found the sunnyvale home reference in the note had been sold, but our investigative unit picked up the search and located the three women who sent the message in a bottle. it kind of felt like almost spiritual, like the way that it survived eight years and was still, like legible. and my hair tie was still on the note. so cool. wow. savannah green says that she had forgotten all about that bottle until they went back to fiji. this august. wondered what happened to it, and they're now hoping to meet the australian hikers in person. you can watch hilda's full story on our website, nbcbayarea.com. a public service announcement.

it was signed in july of 2016 by savannah kate and janis, but there was no last name.up, hoping to connect with the three ladies, discovered that they no longer lived at that sunnyvale address, but the discovery of the bottle made local headlines in australia, eventually getting the attention of the messengers behind that message in a bottle. >> we have since spoken to janis earlier today via radio locally here in townsville, so it's been quite exciting actually finding the owners of the letter. >> and as it turned out, the authors never forgot about the message they'd sent. >> so they were all there on holiday in august and then they all thought to themselves, i wonder what happened to that bottle that we sent off. >> now the townsville hike and explore group have made plans to reunite savannah, kate and janis with the note they sent those eight years ago, and we're going to include a couple of newspaper clippings that we've had from our local newspaper. >> and, a few photos as well of our, our group. >> and though the group will part with the note itself, the memory

but we will be taking continual feedback from parents. >> and savannah joins me here. what about the dangerous content teens are exposed to on the app? >> reporter: yeah, lester, meta says that these accounts will limit the type of content recommended to teens. think sexually suggestive or content that deals with self-harm. in some cases, they say they'll hide it all together. lester? >> savannah sellers, thank you. >>> now to a health alert for breast cancer patients. the fda has expanded the approval of a drug kisqali, a drug for metastatic breast cancer, to also be used by patients in earlier stages. the news means tens of thousands of women diagnosed with early stage breast cancer can access a drug that decreases the chances of their cancer coming back. >>> when we come back, my exclusive interview with the crew of polaris dawn, and what they told me about their history-making spacewalk. some things stand the test of time, like a family car. the hartford has been insuring experienced drivers for generations. many who switch to the aarp auto insurance program from t

savannah?n attempt to take the death penalty off the table. let's dig into that a little more. we'll bring in laura jarrett, nbc's senior legal correspondent. so, what are some of the argue. they're putting on the table? >> this is a blitz of multiple defense motions throwing everything they can at this. a court imposed deadline, that's why it is coming now. everything from routine things, they don't have enough time to prepare for trial, to really things maybe more of a creative stretch thing saying it violates international treaties to give him the death penalty. it is an aggressive move, but it is a death penalty case and so his public defender is taking it seriously. one thing i was surprised she did not hammer is how rare it is to get capital punishment in that stateapital punishment in that. i went back and looked. it only has been used three times. the last was 20 -- if they do it in this case, it would be something that is rare. we should mention even if he's not eligible for the death

savannah? >> peter alexander at the white house.peter. >>> so this morning a state of emergency is in effect for parts of north carolina, hit by a sudden coastal storm that produced historic amounts of rain and life-threatening flooding. that system is continuing to pose a threat today. we will get to the forecast in just a moment. but, first, nbc's marissa parra joins us now from charlotte, north carolina. hey, marissa, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. this storm never reached tropical cyclone status. this storm never even got a name. but whatever you want to call it, it has battered the coast of the carolina, leaving residents stunned by once-in-a-thousand-year rainfall. this morning a soggy start to the week for folks in the carolinas, where residents are drying out from the fast-developing rainstorm that wreaked havoc along the coast. >> the weather kept getting worse and worse and the rain just kept coming. i have never seen it come up this fast this quickly. >> reporter: potential tropical cyclone nate never form

writing to his sister that i got a letter from pa written from some place near savannah. he says all is well, but that fears are as about as bad down there as western virginia. and then robert e lee quotes the elder robert e lee another war hope as he expresses it. and so we with large problems and had little means at hands with which he could them. and then the capture of port royal on november 7th had given the union army and navy base from which they can continue to stage raids the coast. sea power enabled the federal mobility. its heavy naval ordnance provided support for forays ashore. lee his son custis that the enemy never went 400 yards from his steamers, not even to the extent of the range of. his guns. lieberman the fact that the union force could, quote, move great facility and rapidity and land anywhere he can bring his steamers and burn, pillage and destroy and we cannot prevent him to his wife. we explained there are so many points of attack and so little means to meet the enemy tis daughter. and we explained strategy in the theater and opined against ordina

bell iii day in savannah. gus was also a member of st.ndrews and member of first presbyterian church in savannah. he was married for 42 years. after her passing he was blessed to marry january hall. he -- jan hall. he is survived by his three children and grandchildren and great grandchildren. we mourn his loss and keep him and his family in our prayers. on a personal note, he was one of my mentors who had a great deal to do with helping me in the city of pooler and our tremendous growth that we experienced while i was mayor. i will forever be grateful for that. mr. speaker, i rise today in recognition of officer ronald cooper who heroically saved the life after woman who was kidnapped in brunswick, georgia. on november 9, 2019, now retired glen county police officer ronnie cooper responded to a kidnapping call on his police radio. a woman had been abducted from the daycare center where she worked. bravely the woman fought back against her attacker allowing more time for officer cooper and the glenn county police department to locate her.

different habitats have been recreated, which have become home to the inhabitants of the african savannahoceroses , giraffes, ostriches, gazelles, lions, antelopes, zebras. crocodiles, elephants and buffalos. in the process of observing this animal world , you completely forget that you are in sharjah. the eyes see, there is real africa around. yes, it seems that the little animals themselves believe that they live in the vastness of the african savannah, and those who were born here, well, like some of these giraffes, are completely sure that africa is exactly like that. by the way, what do you think about zebras, are they black with white stripes or white with black. yes, this is a serious topic. do not give rest to the visitor, we watched as a gang of kids, but literally drove the lion crazy, this noble beautiful animal was forced to demonstrate its animal instincts, but wait a minute, a you could stand it, even we, angels , would go wild, but it’s not for nothing that this handsome man is called the king of beasts, the aristocracy of the spirit takes over, here he is already looking a

maria: trump is headed to savannah, georgia today to nail down detills on tariffs and bringing foreignk to the united states. harris is planning to release economic proposals in pittsburgh. joining us now, andy puzner. great to see you. you wrote an op-ed for fox news digital titled trump has a plan for economic prosperity, harris does not. tell us more. compare the two economic stories. >> it's an easy comparison. with trump he wants to cut taxes which generates consumer spending and investment, he wants to reduce the regulatory state that's negative for american business, again to encourage growth. and he wants to encourage domestic energy production which will not only lower the cost of energy for businesses and drive growth but it will ray dues the cost of virtually everything. harris on the other hand wants to increase taxes on people and businesses that have been successful which will be growth diminishing, she's given no indication she will reduce the regulatory state that the democrats and particularly the biden, harris administration have done so much to grow, and i think it's

hoda, savannah?week as a powerful category three hurricane. dylan has that and a closer look at the storm's path as well. >> this could be a very strong storm as it moves through the gulf of mexico. right now it is still sitting in the caribbean. it is called tropical cyclone nine, technically. likely later today it will become helene. it's moving northwest at 9 miles per hour and the forward speed of this storm should help prevent a lot of the flooding you get with those downpours out of a tropical system. we have hurricane watches in effect, tropical storm watches. we have tropical storm warnings down through parts of cuba into mexico, too. it is right through here, this area in pink we're watching closely. the track of this storm takes it through the gulf of mexico. watch happens thursday early morning until thursday afternoon. it could strengthen from a 1 to category 34 storm. that's rapid intensification thanks to just how warm the water is in the gulf of mexico. if it hits here in the big bend

savannah?th. also, more stuff brewing in the tropics. >> that's right, guys. unfortunately, there's junstill runoff coming into the rivers. they're not out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination. leftover remnants of helene causing problems. in fact, there's still some rain and heavier rain and showers in northern virginia. that's going to add to the runoff there. some places may pick up an inch, inch and a half of rain. the tropics active. we have this one area, tropical depression 12, which may become a major hurricane. it'll stay out in the ocean. what we're worried about is this area. 50% chance of development. right now, models aren't agreeing on when and how soon it is going to form. probably sometime late this week, early next week. we're not trying to scare anybody, but we want to let you know, this is something we're watching very closely. guys? >> al, we'll come back in a few moments. >>> meanwhile, a shelter in place advisory was extended in rock dale county, georgia, this mo

i love savannah and i love georgia. we love georgia.autiful state with thousands of proud hard-working american patriots. that's what you are, american patriots. think of this, 42 days from now we're going to win the state of georgia. were going to defeat comrade kamala harris, and we're going to make america great again. but we here today to talk about how were going to launch a historic buildup of american manufacturing muscle. this is not a friendly although it feels like like a rally. it's really a little event with my five or 6000 closest friend in the whole world. but georgia and savannah are going to be right in the center of the action. were going to rebuild our manufacturing and it's going to happen. it's going to happen fast and beautifully. for years americans have watched as our country was stripped of jobs and wealth and her companies were sold off to foreign countries. you've been watching and it's been a horror show. i've been watching for many years and we had a stand and that all of a sudden bad things happened. bad thi

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breed, savannah, i wonder, can i get seva , should we worry, i'm scared, i was even bitten here on the mastiff, giant, giant, but it's not scary, but these guys, oh no, i don't agree at all, i'll sit down with you then, alexander, okay, let's, oh, let's tell you how you got to this katerina thing, i was actually always a cat person as a child. i had a favorite cat, which my parents didn't allow me to have, so my grandmother got her, and seva was a gift to me 4 years ago my ex-husband brought it to me in a tv box, and he gave it to me because when i was pregnant a long time ago, i had this breed of cat on my screensaver for all 9 months, actually my ex-husband also gave me my second cat semyon 2 and a half years after seva was already here, and actually seva seva fought with semyon for a very long time, the first 3 months they lived in different rooms constantly. on closed ones, i tried to give him to him three times, found him a new home, but i still couldn’t bring myself to do it, because my ex-husband gave it to my son, and my son cried every time i wanted to give it to him, now they

. >> tony blinken tells savannah guthrie that similar threats from iran have been an enduring problem years. >> this is something we have been tracking intensely for a long time. an ongoing threat by iran against a number of senior officials, and some people who are serving in the administration. it's something we take very, very seriously. we are looking at it very carefully. i don't have any further information to share, but know that we are watching this very carefully. >> we begin with nbc news correspondent yamiche alcindor covering the harris campaign and vaughn hillyard covering the trump campaign. yamiche, let's talk about the harris team going to pittsburgh today. it's her eighth trip to this critical state. on the economy, this is where she lags most behind donald trump. >> reporter: that's right, andrea. vice president harris is here in battleground pennsylvania to deliver a major economic speech here in pittsburgh. this is a speech that's focused on connecting with voters. campaign aides say she wants to make sure people dealing with the price of their groceries, the price

the energy you are feeling at this room is across the country whether it is in omaha, nebraska or savannah, georgia or folk sending in 100° heat in las vegas. it is a beautiful light to get that you come together here, that you believe in this country. politics can be joyful and forward-looking, and politics can be inspiring. all of those things are possibilities for us. politics is a means to an end. not just about winning the election. we need to win the election to put policies in place to improve people's lives, access to reproductive health care, good public schools, or creating jobs that give people a living wage so they can believe the idea of homing -- owning a home is not so out of reach. you do not get elected to improve banks and capital. you get elected to run it and improve lives. [cheering] it would be door-to-door, phone call to phone call, engaging people to make them believe that our political system is broken, to make them believe things are pessimistic. every time i hear donald trump give a street it sounds like the streets from mathematics or something. they are rooting

. >> next, we are on the road in and around savannah, georgia, where the democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees were on a two-day bus tour, meeting voters at local businesses. here are some of the unscripted highlights. >> thanks everybody. >> we are good. ♪ >> thank you all, thank you for that. to the staff that's here, my previous job to this was of course public school teacher and coach which i wear with pride. all of you, thank you for letting me see your school. i think you embodied this idea and the vice president talks a lot about it, each of our individual talents, what we can contribute, something bigger than ourselves when we get together. your single instrument alone is an amazing thing but as part of this band, it becomes really amazing. i have set i coach football a lot. all of this is part of doing something bigger. having us in here, education is the key to the middle class and it shouldn't be burdening you with debt. it should be an opportunity to get there. when we can get into a public school like this, it's not just the teachers here tell you they k

going to be in chatham county, savannah, where alexandria hoff joins us live now.ing to you. >> this is an important state. a state that president biden won in 2020 by the smallest of margins, less than 12,000 votes. democrats have been hitting the state hard. vice president harris was in atlanta on friday. her focus abortion. the latest "new york times" poll puts former president trump leading the vice president by four points in georgia. that is, of course, within the margin of error. he is here in savannah today coming from another biden-won state being pennsylvania yesterday. he will deliver remarks on his planned changes to the tax code here. his campaign says he will lay out his pitch to foreign companies and why they should move their manufacturing operations to the u.s. >> we will have no tax on tips. [cheers and applause] that was an easy one. we will have no tax on overtime. if you work overtime. [cheers and applause] and for our seniors, who have been decimated, decimated by the stupidity of inflation. what they did to you on inflation, we will have no t

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here's savannah sellers. >> reporter: tiktok in court. >> save tiktok!: getting its first chance to fight back against a law passed in april that could essentially ban the app in a matter of months. the government's concern? that its chinese-owned parent company could secretly influence americans by manipulating what content is seen and exploiting user data. >> the problem is that that same data is extremely valuable to a foreign adversary trying to compromise the security of the united states. >> reporter: in heavily-redacted court documents, the justice department and a senior u.s. intelligence official say they don't have direct evidence that china has used tiktok for propaganda in the u.s., but they say there is significant risk that could happen. tiktok arguing that's not enough. >> they don't claim anything has happened yet. they claim there's future chinese control, and therefore, we can burden, in a very significant way, the speech of the u.s. entity and its users. >> reporter: the judges appearing sympathetic to claims from tiktok and a group of