good morning. under arrest. two louisiana marshals charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of a 6-year-old boy riding in his dad's car when the pursuit began. >> he did not deserve to die. >> the officers describe the body camera footage as the most disturbing. and new reports isis fighters warned something big was going to happen before the russian jet crashed, but celebrated. this morning, tens of thousands of passengers remain stranded in egypt and in this country, air security stepped up. under fire. republican candidate ben carson

lashing out at the media over allegations he is not telling the truth over a scholarship offer to west point. donald trump gearing up to host "saturday night live" tonight. >> i love this hair. >> as latino groups prepare for a big protest and they call to disrupt the live broadcast. and no jackpot for you. an oregon woman wins $8 million from a casino and only walks away empty handed. she may roll the dice on the lawsuit. that is today, saturday, november 7th, 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today," live from rockefeller plaza. >> and welcome to "today" on this saturday morning. i am erica hill. >> i'm craig melvin alongside dylan dreyer and sheinelle jones. and roker. >> he is in alaska.

he said it is colder in alaska. he has a lot of friends. >> i was jealous of the hawaii weather. alaska, not so much. >> you will be out there soon enough. >> it's coming. >> al, we will see you in a bit. looking forward. let's start with the top story on saturday morning. two police officers now under arrest in the shooting death of a 6-year-old in louisiana. sheinelle is here with the latest. what do we know? >> it happened during a confrontation with the boy's father. this morning, it is the officers who are facing justice. officers norris greenhouse jr. and derrick stafford are facing charges of second-degree murder in the death of 6-year-old jeremy mardis. he was killed when the city marshals opened fire on his father's suv. chris few was critically injuried during the police chase. jeremy buckled in the front seat was struck several times in the head and chest. in a press conference on friday,

colonel mike edmonson declined to say why they were in pursuit of chris few. an investigation has been under way with the 911 calls and witness testimony and body cam video worn by the officers which has not been released. describing the video. >> i can tell you as a father this is one of the most disturbing things i witnessed. >> jeremy's father indicated the boy was autistic. >> he did not deserve to die like this. that's what's important. that little boy was buckled in the front seat of that vehicle and that is how he died. >> two other officers were involved in the incident, but the superintendent declined to say whether more arrests would follow. guys. >> sheinelle, thank you. homeland security is working with foreign governments to tighten security at airports with direct flights to the united states. this, of course, comes in the wake of the russian plane crash

over egypt killing all 224 on board. with tens of thousands of russians now stranded in egypt as well, we have nbc's chief correspondent bill neely joining us from sharm el sheikh. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. the latest count is 93 russian planes on stand by to fly here and bring home 50,000 russian tourists. extraordinary. there are also 20,000 british holiday makers. it is looking like a mass exodus from here after an event that is looking more and more like mass murder. the flight recorders revealing a violent and sudden event. investigators cannot find anything mechanical to match it. a child's book amid the wreckage of the crash french investigators are now convinced was not caused by a technical failu failure. sources told french media on the cockpit voice recorder, the

sound of an explosion could be heard, before that, the cockpit was absolutely normal with no technical failure reported on the second black box until the moment of the explosion. this doesn't solve what caused it. >> it could have been an explosive device that was put on the aircraft or it could have been the sound of the aircraft going through what we call an explosive decompression. >> reporter: but u.s. officials tell nbc news that intelligence intercepts reveal isis fighters in sinai promising something big before the crash, then bragging just after it, to their leaders in syria, that they had taken down the plane. the growing suspicion it might be a bomb convinced russia to stop all flights to egypt. 50,000 russian tourists now in sharm el sheikh where the plane took off. it was the intelligence chief who recommended russian planes

stop flying here. intelligence shared with the u.s. and britain. almost unprecedented. we still don't know what the intelligence is. british officials now believe a bomb may have been put in the cargo hold inside or on top of luggage. airport workers and equipment thoroughly searched while we filmed, but suspicion is falling on staff and lax security here. egyptian security officials are searching an airport under scrutiny in a region where isis is known to operate. tourists, victims and tourists trapped here. tens of thousands of them now waiting to be evacuated home. and in a few hours time, a major statement from egypt which is leading the investigation. no one is yet ruling out mechanical failure. i don't believe egypt will.

more and more evidence, erica, is pointing to terrorism. >> bill neely, thank you. to politics. republican frontrunner ben carson under fire questioned about his account of a scholarship offer to west point years ago. this morning, some republican rivals are piling on. senior white house correspondent chris jansing is here. >> ben carson is feeling the pressure on being on top of the polls. voters like his honesty. that is now under attack. he fought back in a press conference. ben carson as we have not seen him before. >> they understand this is a witch hunt. >> reporter: combative and claiming voters are on his side against the media. >> you will not find somebody who will sit back and let you be completely unfair without letting the american people know. >> reporter: carson is denying

the reports of the fabrication. >> i offered a full scholarship at west point. >> reporter: west point never accepted carson. he now acknowledges it was not anything formal. >> several of the high brass told me i would be somebody they would be interested in in the military. i interpreted it as an offer. >> reporter: this is not the first time carson has been accused of embellishing and whether he had a violent temper to his youth. it is all a new level of scrutiny as carson shares frontrunner status with donald trump who did not waste time. wow, he wrote, one of many lies by ben carson. big story. chris christie weighed in too. >> dr. carson will have to answer for it. he will have to answer for the voters. they have to decide. >> reporter: how the campaign suggests the competition is spreading lies. >> suddenly we are number one.

someone is passing dirt all over town. >> reporter: and past controversies have strengthened his support among the conservative base. >> he is continually cast himself as an outsider who is persecuted by the political and media elite. this may feed into that narrative. >> reporter: strategists say there is risk in going after the most popular candidate in the race. jeb bush has come to his defense calling ben carson's story inspirational. if it is between carson and media story, i'm going with ben carson. >> chris, thank you. a new book is making a lot of waves on the campaign trail. there is some talk of whether it could turn into another headache for candidate jeb bush. it is called "destiny in power." the american odyssey of george h.w. bush. it is authored by jon meacham. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> i want to talk about what chris just laid out for us with ben carson.

what is the impact of this particular issue on his campaign? >> most of us judge on historic historical. 2016 has alluded all analogy with trump and carson so far ahead. the past may not be much of a guide here. i suspect it is a bump in the road for carson. as mentioned a second ago. it is an unconventional campaign in an unconventional year. the conventional rules of how campaigns can go off track sometimes probably don't apply. >> it is something we will be following closely. talking about your book, it made headlines this week as we learned more about george h.w. bush's view of his son's insiders when he was in the white house. elder bush saying cheney had his empire and rumsfeld had a lack of humility. jeb bush, the third bush in the equation.

we asked him and he said his dad was trying to create a different narrative for his brother. is that your take? >> i think president bush 41 was speaking to history. he thought that at times, the style of the 43 bush administration was hawkish in a way that probably did not represent the substance of that administration. this is a work of history. it was the long view on 41's part. i think the key thing about this is the president 41 was making a point that diplomacy and force are not competitive. they should be complementary. that was the view in the second term that bush 43 came to as well. >> we bring bush into the equation, there is some concern about the timing of the book by those in his circle and whether or not it could have a negative impact on his campaign. i think most people agree 2016

is not a conventional campaign year. is this the thing you think could impact jeb bush's campaign? >> i honestly don't. i have been surprised by that line of analysis. it seems to me that the story of his father, remarkable american odyssey, youngest pilot in the navy. young man who joined the navy on his 18th birthday. shot down over the pacific at age 20. served his country for a half century. you know, the story of his father, who is arguably the most inspirational and important man in jeb bush's life, seems to me more people who know about bush 41 might take a look at his son with another clearer set of eyes. if anything, it seems to me, that the conversation about the bush family is neutral on 16 and arguably possibly positive because it does remind people of the family's remarkable legacy of public service. >> i have to admit, i just got it last night.

900 pages. >> you're not done yet? >> shocking. i know you had unrestricted access to the former president's diaries. looking forward to the read. jon, thank you. >> thanks, erica. >> the book is "destiny in power." and one of the men who hopes to be the next president is taking center stage. republican candidate donald trump hosting "saturday night live." latino groups angry about his comments of immigrants are set to march from trump tower to 30 rock. >> barriers were set up today when we arrived at work. protesters say trump should not host the show, especially nbc's decision to cut business ties with donald trump earlier this year. for his part, trump says snl will, brace yourself, will have the highest ratings ever. >> huge! let's turn to sheinelle right now with a violent jay walking arrest caught on tape. >> in austin.

the officers actions seemed to start with a case of jay walking. it was captured on tape and several people crossing the street were confronted by police. the eyewitness video described police punching the men trying to detain. police will look into whether this is a response to resisting arrest. police in austin are also investigating the shooting of a state judge. district judge is recovering from what doctors are calling a serious injury. she just driven into her driveway when the shooting took place. the subject of the podcast is getting an appeal. the right to bring new evidence to overturn his murder convicti conviction. historic talks are taking place today as leaders of china and taiwan meet for the first time since the civil war in 1949. taiwan maintains its rights as

an independent nation formed after the communists took over the mainland. one woman finds out what it is like to be a millionaire and lose it all in a moment. veronica castilla was at the lucky eagle in washington state and her winning balance started climbing. it continued to climb to more than $8.5 million. she was stunned. until officials took it all back. saying the machine had malfunctioned. to put it mildly, she was stunned by that news. she feels cheated and she is getting an attorney. >> of course. >> i would, too. >> see what happens. >> this is why you play the table games. >> that's why you play craps. that's your game? >> yes. dylan dreyer, when she is not in vegas, she is here giving us the forecast. how do we look today? >> more rain in texas. i feel like texas can't catch a break. el niño means rain for eastern texas. that is what we are seeing. although this round of rain doesn't look like it will sit over the same areas.

it is not producing several inches of rain, but maybe 2 from dallas to houston. it is extending into the gulf coast through louisiana and through the day you see it exit texas and along the coastline from southern louisiana to mississippi, alabama and panhandle of florida. we could see locally heavy downpours because it is tropical in nature. in a brief period of one to two hours, you could have 1 to 2 inches of rain. the bull's-eye is northwest of alexandria in louisiana. high pressure is building in. temperatures are cooler than they have been good saturday morning to you. waking up to clear skies in the south bay. across most of the bay area we're not seeing a lot of fog, even in san francisco. the north bay is chilly. we're talking about temperatures in the 30s. a little bit cold right now. later on this afternoon north bay you'll be up to 70. still cool in san francisco, 65.

upper 60s for peninsula and east bay. we have a chance of rain in the forecast, hopeo see you at #. . 7.> r latest :. >> 7:0. 0. thank you. it was the robbery that inspired"good fellas" in the lufthansa heist. now the biggest theft in history. nbc's kristen dahlgren has more. >> reporter: prosecutors say this is real life and that 80-year-old vincent masaro should pay for his alleged life of crime. asaro described as a wise guy until the end. the crime family captain pleaded not guilty to the crimes

including the 1969 murder and racketeering tied to one of the most famous heists in history. >> the scene of the heist at jfk. it looks like a big one. the biggest. >> reporter: in 1978, $6 million in cash and jewels from jfk airport. inspired part of the movie "good fellas." over the past few weeks, the jury got a look at what happened. >> after they got away with the van of $6 million in cash and jewelry, they ren rendevoued away from the airport. >> reporter: much of the testimony came from his cousin who turned government witness often wearing a wire. testifying about asaro's association with real life characters like the man robert

di nero portrayed. >> it has been a time capsule. >> reporter: at times, asaro was telling his attorney that's not true. in the closing, the defense is expected to attack valenti and others who testified against asaro. painting them as criminals and liars. >> the government argued these are demented individuals. >> reporter: the jury will have to decide who to believe. the u.s. attorney called this the mafia at the darkest. the closing arguments are monday. if convicted, he faces life in prison. >> kristen, thank you. up next, catching you up on the week in news. from e. coli at chipotle and serena williams turning into superwoman. and a week of taco bell employee going bezerk in the back of a

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back now on a saturday morning with "the download." our time to look back at the week's biggest stories. >> the recap of the headlines you may have missed. >> investigators are trying to figure out if metrojet flight 9268 with 224 people on board was brought down by a terrorist. >> i think there is a possibility that there was a bomb on board. >> isis has twice claimed it downed the plane. u.s. officials believe if it was a bomb isis may be responsible. suspicion shared by britain. back in this country, republican presidential frontrunner ben carson on the offensive. >> under the views of history and past comments on the pyramids of egypt.

>> my theory is that joseph built the pyramids to store grain. >> historians say egyptians built it as tombs for the pharoahs. and charles gliniewicz originally believed to have been shot to death in the line of duty. >> he actually shot himself. >> he had been stealing from the police program for young people and laundering the money for seven years. he killed himself because an audit was about to discover the criminal acts. an e. coli scare in the northwest after 39 people infected with food poisoning linked to chipotle. >> this was intense pain that would never stop. >> chipotle says the outbreak may be connected to locations in portland and seattle, but closed 43 restaurants. get out of my car or i will call the police.

>> an uber ride turned violent when the taco bell executive benjamin golden got violent. >> he was getting punched from behind again and again. finally, he is able to click off the safety of his mace. >> he faces one year in jail and a $10,000 fine and he has been fired from his job. serena williams fighting back after she was the victim of a crime. >> she was at a restaurant recently. noticed a guy loitering around. he swiped her phone and took off. she jumped up and weaved through the restaurant and chased him down. i was too fast. i was upon him in a flash. i broke him in half. no, she did not put that last part in, but serena got her phone back. and rokerthon 2 is on. >> one weatherman, 50 states,

and just one week to bring you the weather from every state in our great nation. >> open the door. >> al's first stop, hawaii. >> let's get you started. >> enjoying the best of america along the way. >> are you available to come to new york to help the gang? >> let's make some mai-tais. >> we're still waiting. >> and the mai-tais are not here this morning. >> i can't wait to see what he is drinking in alaska. >> hanging out with a goat in hawaii. he looked like he was spent. it will be a long seven days. >> a long week. >> dylan, how will he do it? >> he has planes, trains and automobiles. >> did he bring his bike with him? >> i don't know. for the record, if somebody takes my phone -- still ahead here on "today,"

erupted a colorado high school scandal. it is 5:56 on saturday morning. clear skieskies, beautiful the is about to rise over san roza on a chilly morning. good morning to you, anthony slaughter has a look at the forecast for us. >> welcome back to the weekend.

we made it. had a storm come through on monday, that was nice for us. >> that was exciting. >> it will be kind of the same sna scenario sunday into monday. 43 in the south bay. this is some of the coldest weather we've seen since may. seasons have changed. fall is here, 72 later on in the south bay. cool in san francisco today, only up to 65. 70 for north bay. we do have chance of rain tomorrow. we will show you that coming up at 7:00. many of us look forward to fresh local crab this time of year. but the anticipated season is being put on hold here because the seafood is being deemed too toxic to eat. a algae bloom off the coast has caused bacteria to make them too

dangerous to eat. the season is delayed and rock crab season is closed until scientists give the all clear. what does this mean for you? expect prices to skyrocket. >> the fishermen going out, i will say maybe $20 a pound easily. for the rest, $60 for a crab to eat at a restaurant. >> thursday california fish and health voted to suspend recreational fishing from oregon to santa barbara. trying to win back its customers, a restaurant linked to a scare two weeks after it was shut down. it is being blamed for nearly 200 reported cases of bacteria in six counties. there is a green sign out front deeming the restaurant safe. yesterday, a small but steady crowd of customers headed back in. at least three people who got

sick filed lawsuits against the restaurant's owner. he doesn't believe his employees are to blame. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," another round of water shaming here in the bay area. this time it's people in san francisco and on the peninsula being called out. we'll have that plus all your top stories and weather coming up at 7:00. right now we'll send you back to the today show.

feel the burn. yeah. >> al roker. burning up in hawaii on day one of rokerthon. his week long marathon to set a new guinness world record by giving the weather forecast in all 50 states in a week flat. we will catch up with al who made his way to alaska. >> is that a record for wearing the most leis? >> he is breaking records. >> we are back on this saturday morning. it is november 7th, 2015. big thanks to the crowd on the plaza. it is beautiful outside in november. we will check in with them and with al in a moment. let's start the half hour off with a look at what is

making headlines on saturday morning. two police officers in louisiana under arrest in the shooting death of a 6-year-old boy. he was gunned down riding in his father's car. after a confrontation with the boy's father. officials calling the body cam footage disturbing. homeland security is asking countries to increase security after u.s. officials tell nbc news they picked up chatter from isis about bragging about bringing down the plane. and the 18-year-old boy reported missing is now speaking out. the teen releasing a statement on friday saying he wants his privacy. we start this half hour with a sexting scandal rocking a small town in colorado. teenagers accused of taking and

sending nude photos. the school district has started suspending those involved, but this could be the least of their worries. nbc's blake mccoy is following the developments. blake, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. a criminal investigation has now been launched. the students could be facing felony charges. what started as a game is having serious consequences. a colorado high school in crisis. nude and explicit photos of minors being collected and traded like baseball cards. >> it is a contest. >> reporter: the school superintendent says the 1,000 kids attending canon city high school, at least 1/3 are involved. some at least as young as 13. one photo taken on school grounds. the police department launched an investigation. >> we do have a telephone with several hundred images on it. >> reporter: authorities now have three cell phones in their

possession and say kids were hiding the images using photo vault apps on their phones. apps disguise themselves as calculators or other tools so parents don't suspect what is really inside. some students have already been suspended. and the football team was forced to forfeit last night's final game because it is unclear how many of the players are implicated. those not involved feel unfairly punished. >> i did not expect the season to go out like this. >> the few kids that ruined it should not have ruined it for the team. >> reporter: a school once in contention for the state championship now under investigation. the students are facing possible charges of possessing and distributing child pornography which could be a felony. they could have to register as sex offenders. the d.a. wants to know if any students were bullied or coerced into sending photos, which would

make them victims. >> blake mccoy for us. thank you. >> scary stuff. let's go to dylan on the plaza for day two of rokerthon. >> good morning, guys. it is day two of rokerthon. we have a huge crowd on the plaza. the crowd is building in anchorage, alaska. al, you can draw people in from all over. how are you holding up? is day two any better? >> no, no. i'm doing fine. all of our friends here from anchorage, alaska. john luc, the goat. the alaska railway station is behind us. it's 31 degrees. it brisk. it took us a little time to plant the rokerthon flag. we had to pre-drill a hole. the ground is frozen as are the rest of us. not too bad, dylan. in fact, we will give you the forecast. before we do, we have a question for you. we will answer on the other side of the weather.

the question is for you and for all of our viewers. what is the official state sport of alaska? while you ponder that, take a look at the forecast here. we will show you that we are looking at here in alaska. we start off in anchorage. gorgeous day. as the weekend wears on, this low pressure will push in. that's going to bring snow, 3 or 4 inches of it. as we look at the forecast, somebody said yay. only a couple people said yay. anchorage, the high of 31. bethel, 32. kodiak, 45 with sunny skies. partly cloudy and 36 degrees. let's look at the weekend outlook for the country. heavy rain in the pacific northwest. also down in the gulf. showers in the mid-atlantic states. windy conditions in the plains. sunday, sunday, we are looking at more rain through the gulf coast. beautiful in the northeast. new england into the great lakes. windy in the central plains. mountain snow in the pacific

northwest. plenty of sunshine as you make your way into the four corners. we will be headed to on monday. in the meantime, that's what's going on. let's head back to dylan on the plaza. >> al, i have to ask you first. when you go to the four corners and travel around, will there be a new goat in each location? >> i don't know. i don't know. i think we will have a goat. you know, every day. it's become our running gag. don't you like that? that's right. two goats, two days, two goats. we're on a roll. 50 states, seven days and by the way, we want to help feed america. we are asking people to go to today.com/rokerthon. donate to feeding america. for every buck, they can provide 11 meals during the holidays. that's one of the things we want to do while we traverse the country. >> for every buck, for every

goat. we will good saturday morning to you. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. waking up to clear skies from the south bay to san francisco and innorth bay as well. temperatures are chilly right now. in the 30s and 40s. we're only topping out in the mid 70s. same for south bay. it will be cool in the east bay, also peninsula. upper 60s expected there. a chance of rain in the forecast for tomorrow. get the full details coming up at 7:00. so we all want to know the official sport of alaska. my guess is ice fishing. >> guys, what is the official state sport? dog mushing. that's absolutely correct. >> of course. >> dylan, yeah, mush which is what i will have for breakfast. when i was a kid, i used to go

shopping for -- that's right. it is early. when i was a kid, my parents used to take me to the husky department at montgomery ward. i was just like a dog sled. we are leaving here, dylan. tomorrow, spokane, washington. we are live on the show with you and cheyenne, wyoming and idaho and sacramento, california. that's just the beginning. we are ready to roll on rokerthon 2. taking america by storm. yeah! john luc the goat says yay. >> you are incredible. safe travels my friend. >> thank you, dear. >> craig and erica. >> how do you follow that? >> you don't. you don't. just ahead, want to be an astronaut? nasa is hiring. nasa is hiring. coughing...sniffling... and wishing you could stay in bed all day.

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back now on a saturday morning with the job posting that is out of this world. for the first time in four years, nasa is recruiting astronauts. >> and gabe gutierrez reports they will have their sights set on mars. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: it is an inter galactic search for the next generation of space explorers sgrch. >> i want you. >> reporter: nasa's first round

of hires since 2011. the russian spacecraft is the only way to enter orbit since. >> i'm recruiting. >> reporter: think you have what it takes? your resume must be stellar. bachelor's in math and ngineering and science and physical and be between 5'2" and 6'3". >> you really need to go over different things. >> terry returned from the space station. >> not thrill-seekers, that's not what we want at all but people who can maintain calm and make right decisions when there is pressure. >> that pressure can be intense on friday two astronauts dodged highly toxic ammonia. >> they repaired a cooling system at the space station. >> that's one small step for man. >> since the 60s when america was captivated by space exploration more than 300 people have become astronauts, 47 are still active. nasa will accept applications

from mid december to mid february and will announce hires in 2017. >> some of them could conceivably go off to the moon and possibly off to mars. >> space center houston, some visitors are already considering the out-of-this-world career path. >> it would be cool to go to another planet. >> it's pretty scary but i'll think about it. >> you'll have time. nasa doesn't plan to reach mars until the 2030s. for "today", gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >> you went to space camp. >> for a story. as a kid i went and i realized they are all so much smarter. these 11-year-olds like wow. >> up next, kris jenner's $2 million birthday party after this. ♪

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weddings. guests appeared glued to the screens and they are missing out on enjoying the ceremony. something to keep in mind if you are headed for a wedding this weekend. >> that being said, for everyone on the cell phone at my wedding, can you send me the pictures? >> let's switch gears and talk about lebron james. sporting a much, much different look here. look at the short shorts. 2 inches less than the average players. he says it is not for comfort. for the kids. he feels an obligation to shift the minds on kids on what is considered fashionable and acceptable. making sure you do your part. some fans are calling foul. they don't see the relation. for a long time, lebron wore baggy shorts. he is saying now he wants to be a role model when it comes to fashion.

>> you know what is smart? i use that with my kids. i have boys. they are obsessed. all they wear is sportswear. you can relate, sheinelle. i said to them, when these guys like lebron james or peyton manning when they go to a game, do they wear that? they wear a suit and a tie. i'm asking for a pair of khakis and polo shirt. one man out smarted all of this with his spot on answer to this math problem. bobby has 40 dimes and amy has 30 pennies. the response to the question. the question is how do you know? the young boy drew a picture of himself thinking and he got a perfect score on the test. >> smart. smart kid. love it. all right. taking a turn to a party like no other for the kardashians and internet heating up over the

latest bridget jones movie. >> hot off the heels of "hello." adele giving the first televised performance in three years. needless to say, she sounds amazing. listen. ♪ on the other side ♪ ♪ i must have pulled it down ♪ do you have the story >> on the special airing, adele sat down with graham norton and took questions from the audience. you can catch adele here on the "today" show on wednesday, november 25th. and the kardashians threw a birthday bash for the famous kris jenner.

for every person that praised them, there were tons of angry comments about the hefty price tag. and the newest bridget jones movie, bridget joneses baby. the picture for what seems like a not so innocent kiss for bridget. is there trouble in paradise for bridget and mark darcy. if you cannot get enough news from the set of bridget jones's baby, it comes out fall of 2016. >> sheinelle, thank you. just ahead, more donald trump's snl appearance tonight. first this is "today" on nbc.

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6:26 on saturday morning. cloud cover over san francisco as you take a look from san bruno mount on on a chilly morning. good morning to you, anthony slaughter takes a look at our microclimate forecast.

we were both like eww. >> spooky. fog moving in. it's chilly this morning. that's the one thing everybody's got in common. you can see from 101, 39 degrees. 36 in santa rosa. it's chilly across parts of the north bay. else where still cold in the 40s from san francisco down to the south bay. later on, we'll hang on to the chill. 65 for san francisco. only low 70s for our warmest locations from the north bay down to the south bay. in between, everyone in between will see temperatures in the mid 60s. we do have rain in the forecast for tomorrow. and some sierra snow. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> it sounds like a good forecast on the way. thanks. many of us look forward to fresh local crab this time of year. the much anticipated season is being put on hold here. because the seafood is being deemed too toxic to eat. an algae bloom off the coast has raised naturally occurring toxin

levels in the crust 8sans making them too dangerous to eat. this means the commercial crab season is delayed. and rock crab season is completely closed. so what does this mean for us? expect prices to skyrocket. is. >> the fishermen going out. maybe $20 a pound easily. restaurants, $60 for a crab. >> on thursday, california fish and game held an emergency meting and voted to suspend recreational crabbing from oregon to santa barbara. trying to win back its customers. a san jose restaurant linked to the recent shigella scare has reopened. it is being blamed for nearly 200 reported cases of the highly contagious bacteria. it happened in six counties.

there's a green sign out front deeming the restaurant is safe. yesterday a small but steady crowd of customers headed back in. at least three people who got sick have filed lawsuits against the restaurant's owner. he, though, doesn't believe his employees are to blame for that outbreak. coming up, another round of water shaming here in the bay area. this time it's people in san francisco and on the peninsula being called out. we'll have that plus your top stories apparently, rain, snow, on the way. right now, we'll send you back to the today show. see you at 7:00.

good morning. it's 8:00. here are stories we're watching. was at bomb? u.s. officials tell nbc news that isis chatter picked up reportedly found extremists bragging about taking down the plane. this as homeland security calls on foreign governments to beef up security at airports with direct flights to the united states. feel the heat. republican rivals donald trump and ben carson under fire as the real estate mogul faces criticism over tonight's "saturday night live" appearance and carson on the defense about his past. love at first sight. a couple finds love on line only to discover they shared that love long ago than they could have imagined. today, saturday, november 7, 2015.

>> quk back and good sunday, excuse me, saturday. i'm jumping ahead. i know. look at this crowd. make some noise. yeah. >> i think they might be here. >> plus we've got the tree now. >> the dough boy a major milestone. a fun saturday. >> a fun saturday. a lot going on. let's head in to sheinelle who has a new development in the russian plane crash. >> yes, american security officials have told nbc news about isis celebrations after the crash of a russian plane in the sinai peninsula, that word as investigators scour the crash site for clues about an explosive device to determine if that's what caused the metro jet to break apart killing all 224 people on board. bill neely joins us from sharm el-sheik where the flight originated. good morning.

>> reporter: good morning. lots of stranded tourists here and at the latest count 93 russian planes on standby to fly here. and take out 50,000 russian passengers, extraordinary numbers, also 20,000 british holiday makers. so a mass exodus after a crash that's increasingly looking like mass murder. the plane's flight recorders seem to reveal nothing mechanical. french investigators who listened to the black box recorders saying there was a sound of a massive explosion before that absolutely nothing abnormal. and the second black box recorder recording nothing technical. so some of the evidence pointing toward an explosion. russia clearly concurring with that and it has suspended all flights to egypt. u.s. officials picking up that isis chatter, isis operatives promising something big before the explosion, then bragging to their leaders in syria after it,

that they had taken down a plane. british officials saying they believe or suspect that a bomb was probably smuggled onto the hold of that plane, possibly by airport workers and they are looking at lax security. all of the focus certainly is on terrorism. and there will be a major statement from egypt which is leading the investigation, that's in just under two hours time. remember, nobody is ruling out mechanical failure as a possible cause, but more and more evidence is pointing to terrorism. >> it's concerning. thank you. here at home there has been an arrest nearly 40 years in the making. a convicted ohio murderer who escaped in 1978 has been arrested in minnesota where he has been living for 20 years. 56-year-old oscar was apprehended in st. paul where he had a job delivering newspapers. he was sentenced to life in prison for aggravated murder but escaped after two years by

sawing his way out of prison. >> the dallas cowboys organization says it is standing behind defensive end greg hardy facing allegations of assault from his ex-girlfriend. the team owner jerry jones said before signing hardy as a free agent the cowboys had not seen the photos that supposedly show the bruises on the ex-girlfriend. but he acknowledged that the team is aware of the serious nature of the incident and giving hardy a second chance. finally, a chance to enjoy a natural wonder that has -- or that nature has been keeping out of sight. visitors to yosemite national park are treated to the majestic beauty of yosemite falls which had been so dry. the park rangers say storms are giving the falls more water power than in years, feeding other sites. gorgeous. >> good to see that. >> sheinelle, thank you. >> dylan dreyer with a check of the forecast outside. >> good morning.

we have a giant crowd on the plaza and there are so many people from end polio now, not just from here, all over the country. >> all over the world, actually, trying to tell the world that rotarians have worked to eradicate polio and months a away from taking this off the planet. we immunized over 2.5 million children and we are in the home stretch and we are this close to eradicating -- >> a round of applause. thank you for all that you do. let's take a look at the weather going on across the country. in the northeast where it's nice now but it is going to cool down by tomorrow. temperatures still running above average. highs in the mid to upper 60s, buffalo, 52 today. 36 degrees overnight. so we are going to inch closer to freezing. then tomorrow morning we are going to feel that chill with high temperatures only in the 50s and 60s. but that's much closer to average what you would expect for this time of year. in the northwest we saw that waterfall starting to run again because of the rain and snow we're getting with these big

coastal storms making their way in. they cause wind and rain in those areas where we could end up with an inch of rain and in some of the highest elevations should end up with six to 12 inches of snow. that is good news. that snow obviously gets everyone through the wintertime. this cold front is also bringing rain through texas, louisiana and eventually into the southeast as we go into tomorrow. possibilities of heavy rain could end up with 2 to 3 good saturday morning to you. meteorologist anthony slaughter here. fog in san francisco. you know what? we're looking at clear skies across the rest of the bay area, down to the south bay where temperatures are chilly, in the 40s even 30s across the north bay. temperatures will stay cool, mid 60s for plane many of us. the inland valleys back into the low saefths. we have a chance of rain in the forecast for tomorrow and even sierra snow. we'll talk about that coming up at 7:00.

and that's your latest forecast. erica. >> dylan, thank you. turning to the race for the white house. with dr. ben carson defending himself in a testy exchange with the media. carson said he did not mislead anyone when he claimed he received a full scholarship offer to west point. his rival donald trump under fire today. protests are planned in advance of his hosting "saturday night live." here is nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: on the heels of the first campaign ads. >> i'm donald trump. candidate for president. >> it's "saturday night live." >> reporter: trump will take the stage in new york city tonight. >> i love this hair. >> reporter: despite protests from the latino groups and hundreds of thousands of petitioned signatures trying to stop him. security already on high alert for anyone trying to disrupt the

broadcast. over the decades, the donald has been a popular character for the show. both the real version. >> it is better for "saturday night live" that i'm here. >> reporter: and the fake. >> i'm the prince of the city. when you are in my office, you treat me with respect. >> reporter: famous for the biting political satire, snl had hillary clinton impersonate the billionaire candidate a few weeks ago. >> you mean the one like, ugh, you're all losers? >> reporter: whether trump will respond in kind is still in question. >> my jeb impression? i don't like showing a person sleeping at the podium. >> reporter: as for the campaign, it is in high spirits going into the weekend after the question able assertions from ben carson. it looks like trump will play it safe on the show tonight telling fox news. >> did you knock out any bits? >> i had to. some were risque.

you know, the poll just came down. i'm leading in iowa. i want to stay leading in iowa. >> reporter: after all, it is not carson nipping at his heels, marco rubio will be close behind. katy tur, nbc news, new york. >> and the guest is sia along with donald trump. you can watch it as 11:30/10:30 central. huge. it is not just celebrity sisters like the kardashians bringing them into the mainstream, but these two sisters are getting along with the candidates. hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: the sisters and selfies and some potential presidents. not one or two, but all of them. it started over the summer. for high schoolers addie and

emma. they live in new hampshire. >> you don't take them to disneyland. >> this is the picture before. >> reporter: so dragged to a chris christie event, they snapped their first one. >> we went back into the car and addie decided why not get them with everyone. >> reporter: they did. selfies snow balling with candidates on both side of the aisle. >> what is their reaction? >> at first, they are like okay. no that it is going on for a couple months, they are like all right. >> reporter: the candidates should be used to it by now. >> i get a few selfies along the way. >> reporter: the crush of selfie snappers on the trail is now common. and check out this jeb bush with the senior class and donald trump on instagram. and hillary clinton. if you can't get to your candidate in person. no worries. there's an app for that. at least for rand paul. for the selfie sisters, it is

more than social media. it is social studies. >> they are getting the selfie, but also listening to each of the candidates. we come home and we have a discussion about each of the points that the candidates have made. >> reporter: now these sisters, not old enough to vote yet, are as famous as the candidates on the trail. their collection is complete. 22 official presidential candidates and a reporter or two. the selfie sisters striking again. photo album worthy of the white house. for "today," hallie jackson, nbc news, new hampshire. >> that is cool. >> that's commitment. and now to dreyylan dreyer the orange room. >> we have ava and edgar here in the orange room.

you woke up at 5:00? >> yeah. >> who did you meet on the plaza? >> i got to meet you. >> and the pillsbury dough boy? >> yes. >> did he giggle for you? we will have him in a bit. a couple who met online only to discover they are long lost sweethearts. but first these messages.

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talk about long lost love. a couple in florida found one another after 30 years apart. >> what is different about this couple, they are actually still young. >> they met as 3-year-olds. sheinelle. >> what are the odds the person you had a crush on in preschool would still be a perfect match in your 30s. it started out as many modern romances do. >> i got on match and i saw amy, i was really drawn to her. >> two young people both 33 years old. looking for love on an online dating site. >> i always wanted to find the person i felt in my heart you get that feeling and when i sat across from justin at dinner, i look at him and i shivered. i felt it. >> justin and amy got that feeling, but there was something more. >> he said what is your name.

he said we had an amy in pre-school. we found out we had mutual friends. >> amy was curious about a scar above justin's eye. >> she cawas touching my eye. i said that happened at preschool. >> amy was started. this is the same preschool she attended. >> i said we had to be there at the same time. >> not just the same place at the same time. the two were inn separable as 3 years olds. his mom dug up a photo. >> she said, you will not believe it. i'm looking. there we are sitting up front. >> right next to each other. >> now the couple is inseparable again. >> i would never imagine we were preschool sweethearts that she calls it. >> proving that love is better the second time around.

>> sweet. they are planning to get married. amy is waiting for justin to pop the question. >> no pressure. no pressure at all. >> justin! >> did you see the story on the "today" show, justin? >> he may be engaged by the bottom of the show. send us a picture if you do it. >> when we come back, the pillsbury dough boy is celebrating a milestone. turning 50. first this is "today" on nbc. >> looks great for 50. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast

we are back on this saturday morning with a real sweet treat. >> that's how we roll. dylan is in the orange room with the pop and fresh pillsbury dough boy. >> this is my childhood coming back. it is his 50th birthday. this is a huge day.

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foothills (adlib) kira/2shot wa7:00 on your saturday morning. we're taking a look at downtown san jose on a chilly morning. good morning to you, thanks for joining us. anthony slaughter has a look at the microclimate forecast. i was really cold this morning. >> it's chilly. we're talking 30s. yeah, the seasons have changes. 39 degrees right now here's a live shot from the north bay. you can see travel moving without a problem. sunshine there, but a little bit of