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Rescuers are still searching for survivors across a devastated Southwest Florida. As the death toll rises, some residents are thankful to be alive. NBC’s Morgan Chesky reports for Saturday TODAY.

U.S. Coast Guard rear admiral Brendan McPherson joins Saturday TODAY to discuss the rescue efforts underway in Florida. McPherson says it is inspiring to see “neighbors helping neighbors” get through the destruction as rescue crews work to reach devastated areas. 

The Dow tumbled another 500 points on Friday, capping off the worst month for the markets since the start of the pandemic. NBC’s Maura Barrett reports Saturday TODAY on what the market drop means for your finances.

President Joe Biden condemned Russia’s illegal annexation of large parts of Eastern Ukraine after Vladimir Putin delivered a fiery speech saying Russia will use “all available means” to defend the seized territory.

Hurricane Ian is expected to leave its last impact on the US with heavy rains in the I-95 corridor. The storm is set to soak areas from Washington D.C. to Philadelphia. Saturday TODAY’s Somara Theodore tracks the storm’s path.

North Korea test-fired two short-range ballistic missiles on Saturday, the fourth launch in just a week. 

The longest living US president, Jimmy Carter, is turning 98 and celebrating with family and friends in his hometown of Plains, Georgia.

It has been five years since the Las Vegas mass shooting, the deadliest in modern US history, and the survivors continue to cope with the trauma of that horrific day. Saturday TODAY’s Joe Fryer reports.

Jesus Morales, also known as Juixxxe on TikTok, is quickly becoming a folk hero to his more than two million followers for giving away hundreds of thousands of dollars in tips to others working toward their American dream. NBC’s Gadi Schwartz reports for Saturday TODAY.

Tom Brady is bringing attention to Hurricane Ian relief efforts with a donation to the Florida disaster fund. Brady says he “hopes the rest of the NFL family in our state will follow suit."

With football season in full swing, NBC’s Steve Kornacki stops by to look ahead to this weekend’s Chiefs versus Buccaneers game where Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes will face off. He also share his picks for the Super Bowl.

Major Kristin Wolfe is flying high and carrying on an impressive family legacy as the first female commander of the F35A lightning demonstration team. NBC’s Anne Thompson reports for TODAY on how Wolfe is proving that the sky’s the limit.

The countdown to Christmas is on, meaning holiday movies are right around the corner. NBC’s Savannah Sellers gets a behind-the-scenes look at Hallmark’s holiday movie lineup and learns how the actors play it cool in the middle of the summer.

For Superfood Friday, Joy Bauer makes delicious apple fritters and sheet-pan caramel apples that are perfect for welcoming in fall.

Serena Williams shared the touching advice her daughter Olympia gave her after losing a match. Williams said her daughter told her, “It’s OK, mama. You just have to do what you feel.”

Three Day Rule matchmaker and dating coach Devyn Simone answers viewer’s relationship dilemmas, including how to determine if you’re oversharing with your partner and whether it's a turnoff for a woman to be the one pursuing a man.

Hoda and Jenna wish Alfonso Ribeiro a happy belated birthday as he reveals how he celebrated with family. He also plays a game called Flashback Friday where he watches old clips from his career, including a scene from “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” with the late James Avery.

Alfonso Ribeiro talks about transitioning from being a contestant on “Dancing With the Stars” to becoming the host. He opens up about how he gets to be true to himself in the role and also talks about his lifelong friendship with Tyra Banks.