(the) today's

[Eshafter]

OK, this is my first day around here, so I can seriously overload you with different questions about using English. Sorry if it's going to a burden for someone. I'm not a pest, I'm just trying to improve my knowledge!

Is it correct to use the definite article with expressions like today's or tomorrow's?

For example, which is better: "during the today's meeting" or "during today's meeting"?

Thanks in advance!

 

[5jj]

during the today's meeting:cross:
during today's meeting :tick:
during the meeting today :tick: