good morning. good morning. breaking overnight. no winner despite a nationwide frenzy. a nationwide frenzy, not a single ticket matched all numbers needed to win $1 billion in last night's megamillions jackpot. tuesday's drawing now up to $1.6 billion. that combined with tonight's powerball drawing means more than $2 billion is up for grabs. could it be yours? bombshell admission. two weeks after washington post journalist jamal khashoggi disappeared at the saudi arabia consulate in turkey, the king dp come admits he's dead. >> i do. i do. >> members of c.

pens central america clash with police as they try to cross into mexico. president trump warning them they're not welcome here. >> you have some tough people in those groups. i'll tell you what, this country doesn't want them. we don't want them. all that plus making a murderer back for season two. could it help free two convicted killers? royal rain. prince harry and meghan markle battle the elements at the opening of the invictus games. and brew crew. beating the tonight. hours to go until we know who takes on the red sox. today, saturday, october 20nnou this is "today." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning.

welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. we're happy to have peter alexander. >> good news and bad news. nobody won last night. we split $8 among 31 people which i just calculated is 25.8 cents each. we have that going for us. >> i did not put $5 in for the pool yesterday. do i keep this? >> sarah saying i have to do it. >> we didn't win. we're still here. >> better luck next time. we will have more just ahead. we begin with the overnight developments in the death of washington post journalist jamal khashoggi. for the first time, saudi arabia officials are now admitting that khashoggi was killed inside the saudi consulate in turkey. nbc's chief global correspondent is bill neely has more. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle.

for two ce o the journalist. now it changed its story to a fight which by implication blames the victim, too. a kidnapping gone wrong to a killing and to suspects who then tried to cover everything up. but nothing to do with the royal family. critics both in the u.s. congress and overseas are already calling this another saudi cover up. overnight, a stunning reversal from the saudi government. now admitting that jamal khashoggi was assaulted and killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. state prosecutors say the saudi writer, last seen writing in the consulate to get papers for his the saudis say 18 of stheir death. citizens have been arrested and five fired. including some close to the

crown prince. deputy head of teenageintellige. >> we don't change because we want to satisfy people. we change because we want our dreams. we want to spend time running. we need to live it. >> reporter: the saudis say the men arrested went to istanbul to possibly bring khashoggi back to riyadh. in the consulate, what they called discussions didn't go as required. after khashoggi's death, the men covered up what happened. khashoggi's fiancee tweeted asking where is his body. the saudis have not revealed that. turkish police are still searching in a forest near istanbul. a possible dumping ground. the saudi explanation doesn't match claims he was tortured, killed and dismembered in the nsule. and it pros

who it has been announced servi. th royals have announced the fall guys, but the full truth has yet to emerge. >> bill, why do the saudis say he left the consulate alive and why is there audio saying this is nothing like a fist fight? >> reporter: exactly, sheinelle. the turks have yet to produce that audio tape that they say records the moment of the killing. of course, their criminal investigation continues. as for the saudis, there are holes all over the story and haven't provided any evidence to back up the story. if it wasn't a premeditated killing, why did they bring a forensic specialist allegedly with a bone saw into the consulate in the first place? what is clear is that the saudis are sticking by their crown prince andfact, as a result of inquiry he will head, he is

actually consolidating his power. sheinelle. >> bill neely, thank you. >> a lot of inconsistencinconsi. the admission of the khashoggi death has left a lot with unanswered questions. congress demanding answers and the president has a different take on what the saudis had to say. we have kelly o'donnell with more on that. good morning, kelly. >> reporter: good morning, peter. the president will be in touch with the crown prince by phone now they have taken public steps acknowledging the jamal khashoggi death. now after two weeks with bad information or none at all, the president is surprised the saudis have made some progress. president trump's first reaction came late friday in arizona. >> they have arrested a large number of people and good first step. >> repr:ntaid h dismissed as just a theory the saudi government

statement that washington post journalist jamal khashoggi was killed during a fist fight inside their consulate in turkey. >> saudi arabia is a great ally. what happened is unacceptable. >> reporter: meeting with defense contractors, the president said he would prefer the u.s. impose sanctions, but not cancel military sales to the kingdom. he stressed the complexity of the crisis. >> we need them as a counter balance to iran and it is not as simple. >> reporter: the white house issued a statement after khashoggi's death was confirmed. we offer our deepest condolences to his family, fiancee and friends. while in arizona, the president toured luke air force base. and switched gears to campaign mode. >> hello, arizona. >> reporter: there to help the republican senate candidate martha mcsally. n immigration, the president talked about a

caravan of thousands of migrants heading north from central america. blaming democrats for what he called open borders. >> anybody that votes for a democrat now is crazy. when you look at what is coming up. >> reporter: stoking fear, he says many making that trek are dangerous. >> you got some tough people in those groups and i'll tell you what, this country doesn't want them. okay? we don't want them. >> reporter: turning back to the saudis account, that has been met with bipartisan skepticism. key democrats don't buy it. we have a couple of examples from republicans. ally of the president on many issues, lindsay graham tweeted to say i'm skeptical of the saudi narrative of khashoggi is an understatement. and bob corker said the story the saudis have told about jamal khashoggi's disappearance continues to change with each passing day. we should not assume the latest story holds water. the president intends to work

with congress on punitive response. something like sanctions. peter. >> kelly at the white house. thank you very much. >> let's bring in ashley parker. a white house reporter for "the washington post" and political analyst. good morning. >> good morning. >> ashley, after two weeks of denials from saudi arabia, now they are acknowledging jamal khashoggi's death. there is a lot of criticism of this over the idea a 59-year-old guy walked into consulate with 15 guys and got into a fist fight and tried to fight . the president praised the explanation. he said it was a great first step and called the explanation credible. the white house response is muted. what is the calc? understanding president was struck by sort of the reports of the gruesomeness of the death. he knew he had to show some response. to really blow up that strategic relationship he believes to

undermine the arms deal. he wants to be able to show he is doing something, but not really be as forceful as many in the administration and many republicans in congress would like to see from him. >> let's shift gears a little bit. i want to look at the pictures in kelly's spot. this caravan carrying thousands of migrants. look at this. streaming across the bridge in guatemala. attempting to cross to mexico on friday. the president is honing in on the could this focus on immigration work for him in the 2018 midterms? >> he certainly believes has b going to turn out to support his achievements. he needs to talk about grievances and picture gone amiss. this is a great wedge issue. this stirs up his base. that's why you are seeing him talk about it in the final stretch. especially in states like arizona where it really resonates. >> ashley, let's ask the president has been on the road a lot and i have seen you at the

rallies recently here. the president focusing on red states or regions of the states which he has been going to so f far. the president said this is all about me. a vote for whoever is a vote for me. he recently said he won't accept the blame if the republicans loos lose, at least the house. he seems he wants it both ways. are these midterms a referendum on president trump? >> in a lot of ways, they are. mier inserted himself in the center.he sd pre. his aides say win or lose, he has to own it. this is blame and basically said if republicans lose, it is not my fault. >> another stop tonight in nevada. then heads off to wisconsin and texas next week. a lot of travel. ashley parker, thank you very much. >> thank you.

now to the other big story this morning. the megamillions jackpot. no one won the jackpot. that means it soars to $1.6 billion. we have matt bradley here with the megamillions hysteria. matt, good morning. >> good morning, sheinelle. if you thought you have seen megamillions madness this week, it will get crazier. $1.6 billion is the largest jackpot in u.s. lottery history. >> make you a billionaire tonight. white ball is 70. now the megaball number. 7. >> reporter: this morning, the dreams of a billionaire still alive. no one winning the megamillions jackpot. this despite a nationwide frenzy. >> $1 billion! >> quit my job. >> adios. >> i know my odds are 1 in a million. >> reporter: the money up for

grabs in the tuesday night megamillions drawing. $1.6 billion. it could go higher. your actual chances of winning, less than 1 in 300 million. that is a little better if your name were picked at random from the u.s. population. why do people play? >> whenever the top prize really goes above people's imagination. people say why not. what will happen? >> it doesn't make sense.ter: t will surpass the biggest jackpot in u.s. lotto history. if you think that is high, future jackpots could go higher. the rules have changed. any one drawing is less likely to yield a winner. >> the idea is the jackpot rolls over when somebody doesn't win. if you make it harder to win the jackpot, you get a higher jackpot. >> it is the rush. >> dare to dream. for you who still feel like you might be able to beat the odds,

there's no need to wait for the next megamillions drawing on tuesday. you can tide yourself over with the powerball drawing. that jackpot is a measly $470 million. those odds are slightly better. 1 in 292 million. >> there's still a chance. >> still a shot. tonight and tuesday. >> still a chance. >> jim carrey would be proud. thank you, matt. moving on, if we can, coming up in the next half hour, what you should do if you are running an office pool or somehow become lucky if you have the winning ticket. i'll steal that moment. here is the other news we are for cused on. more than a week after hurricane michael tore through the panhandle, many residents returned home in disbelief of the utter devastation there. we have nbc's tammy leitner in the hard hit panama city. tammy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. we are still under curfew and businesses are destroyed and making daily life in the

panhandle extremely difficult. even just the basics of getting food, water and gasoline. >> the drive down here was almost as bad as seeing my place. >> reporter: for many, the life they oncecene adjuster co mexic unrecognizable to residents returning for the first time. >> we can't leave our home. >> reporter: in panama city, ricki stewart sleeps in a pop-up tent not driveway and her husband keeps watch in a folding chair. >> they will not walk an awwaaw. >> reporter: many still have no electricity. most have no clean water. and food is hard to come by. >> how are we doing? >> reporter: in lynn haven, volunteers and neighbors are pitching in with hot meals and gasoline and supplies. crews work nonstop to clean the

never ending mess of debris. >> we are here doing everything. >> reporter: the death toll continues to rise. now up to 39. rescuers have stopped searching for survivors. >> war zone. devastating. >> reporter: steve ashbrooksalv. his two daughters don't and trying to across the panhandle, there is no end in sight. >> you have to live the new is the pumpkin and put your decorations out and get ready for halloween with the no houses to trick-or-treat. >> reporter: one thing we hear from residents is information is extremely difficult to come by out here. when will schools be reopened? when will power be restored? making it all that more difficult is cell phone service is spotty. it is hard to communicate with anyone. peter and sheinelle.

>> these pictures dramatic. tammy leitner, thank you. time for the first check of the forecast. dylan is here with that. >> it is feeling like fall. good morning. we have frost advisories, freeze warnings acrossts mostly also along the higher elevations back through the appalachian. we have the threat which affects your plants when temperatures get below the freezing point. it is all theol temperatures ac the midwest. minneapolis is 42. st. louis, 64. amarillo is 66. 53 in roanoke, virginia. new york city at 51. chicago is down to 48. 12 degrees below average. so as we go into next week, temperatures will still stay on the cooler side starting off in the 50s through the northeast. then we get back to the 60s tuesday before the 50s on

wednesday. charlotte at 62 on monday. tuesday is nice. wednesday is not bad with 68 in to start out. san jose, 54 degrees, wind speeds nice and calm and as we head in towards the afternoon, expect another day with a lot of sunshine. let's take a quick peek at your temperature trend. by 9:00 a.m., we'll keep those upper 50s in the forecast through about 10:00, 11:00, we'll start to heat up quite nicely into the upper 70s eventually. by about 1:00, temperatures are expected to hit the mid 80s for inland areas with mostly clear skies by the afternoon. and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. still to come, the new season of the popular series "making a murderer." it is now out on netflix. could it help free the two men convicted of the unspeakable time. up next, no waves, n

we are back on saturday morning with the weekly "download." the look back at the week that was. >> the headlines dominating the

mystery of the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. there were a lot of other stories we covered as well. starting with president trump's visit to hurricane ravaged florida. >> president trump started the week surveying the damage from hurricane michael. in the air and on the ground. president trump touring devastated lynn haven, florida where neighborhoods are wiped out. >> we are doing more thanr dool contentious interview on "60 minutes." >> lesley, it's okay. i'm president and you're not. lost and found. a man pulled to freedom after being trapped in the arizona mine shaft for nearly three days. >> 60-year-old john waddell air lifted to the hospital with leg and knee injuries. according to the friend who found him, waddell had been

searching for gold. more trouble for usa gymnastics. first the resignation of the interim president. >> mary bono faced criticism if the former congresswoman was fit to lead. >> then the arrest of steve penny. the organization's former president. >> a bombshell related to the larry nassar case. steve penny accused of tampering with evidence over the nassar scandal. and nik hague spoke about the ordeal after surviving the russian rocket malfunction. >> they were in a harrowing steep freefall. >> the first thing i noticed was shaken violently side to side as that safety system pulled us away from the rocket. >> 34 minutes later, touchdown in a remote field. questionable behavior. two videos showing police called on african-americans for no apparent reason. first in missouri.

>> i live here. >> he says hillary stopped him rom enteringis apartment marshal at the 911 after she sa parents got out of hand. including this father who yelled instructions to his son. shocking moments caught on camera. a giant python falling from the ceiling in the bank in china. and a massive alligator on the golf course. and russian wakeboarder taking on icebergs in green lanland. and the puppeteer shot the final show. >> the beloved giant played spinney. on wednesday, spinney announced he is retiring. >> don't worry. big bird is"sesame street"

staple for years to come. >> i'm in that zone right now. calvin is obsessed with "sesame street." >> everybody in the studio is smiling. >> i like the dinner party that guy would go to and everybody says what do you do. i'm big bird. >> he's the rock star. all right. still to come, the latest from harry and meghan's trip down under. and the one day that kim kardashian knew that bruce jenner would become caitlyn. and this is something you

good morning to you. it is saturday, and let's look live at sfoe hianybody's goinogetting in and out. can you see those twinkling lights in the distance in no fog

to forecast. that looks pretty darn clear. >> it looks clear there but you know what's going on at the golden gate bridge? let me tell you. here's a little bit of fog too over the city. in san francisco, 53. so what happens is this marine layer starts to creep in but not everybody's going to see the fog but once that fog does clear out, look at how the temperatures will be ranging right now. 53 degrees san jose, wind speeds nice and calm and we're not expecting a big cooldown. we're actually expecting slightly warmer temperatures today, very similar to yesterday, though, are your cooldown isn't expected until the start of the workweek, which means today, bring on those0sns. the sunshine will linger nicely through your saturday but we do have changes that you're probably going to want to know about it because it involves some rain as we head in towards monday and i'll talk about that coming up at 7:00 a.m. how about this. a stunner once again.

nobody won last night's massive mega millions lottery. the jackpot now grows to $1.6 billion, which means that all of your one lucky player did rake in some cash. state lottery officials confirmed somebody got five of the six numbers correct, an employee at this store in morgan hill. the man says that he came into the store, scanned his ticket, it matched five of the six numbers and he said he didn't want to claim the prize just yet. he walked out and told the store clerk that he would claim the ticket with the california lottery the next drawing, by the way, the tuesday night. the jackpot, $1.6 billion. well, they're getting out th helping people behind bars cast their ballots. here in california, convicted felons cannot vote but people in jail with misdemeanors can. many inmates don't know that so they're helping inmates get registered through a voter

outreach program. >> you have this power. it's not been taken away from you and you should exercise it. >> more than 400 inmates are now registered in alameda county. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a football field fight involving wildlife. the south bay school pushing for an illuminating change. we have that and all today's stories coming up at 7:00. right now, we'll send you back to the "today" show.

♪ that megaball number is 7. >> we're back on saturday morning, october 20th, 2018. if you thought you were holding a winning megamillions ticket. we will be the first to tell you, you are not. >> and with that, good morning. let's look at the headlines this morning. you didn't win last night, but on the upside, we all get a second try. we all get a second chance here. there were no winners in the mega millions drawing. that means the jackpot for the next drawing is shooting up to $1.6 billion. if you win and ypt you're going to take home, wait for it, just over $00 million. >> just? the saudi government made a stunning admissionrn admitting that jamal khashoggi

killed inside its consulate in turkey. it is the explanation that is drawing criticism. the saudis saying khashoggi died in a fist fight. that claim is different from the turkish government account that he was tortured and killed and dismembered by the saudi hit team. president trump was asked last night if eh viewed the saudi explanation as credible, his answer, quote, i do. a florida city commissioner could face up to life in prison after fatally shooting a man accused of shoplifting. michael dunn shot and killed the man, he says stole a hatchet from his military surplus store. the state deemed the case does not fall within the stand your ground law. the los angeles do set to face off tonight in game seven. last night, the brewers beat the dodgers 7-2. th first inning. the winner of the game tonight faces the boston red sox in the world seri newest season of the popular "making a murderer" was released on netflix. it came out overnight. it picks up where the first season left off raising

big questions about whether convicted murderer steven avery and his nephew could have been framed. we have kathy park with the latest. kathy, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. it's been three years since a real-life crime series became a must-see television show. it is a real-life crime series. viewers formed strong opinions about the cast of characters. now in season two it is the freedom for the two convicted killers. >> do we have a body or anything yet? >> reporter: a 2005 murder case in rural wisconsin became a binge-worthy obsession in rele late friday on netflix, a sequel. murderer" part two both convicted of killing 25-year-old halbach. from the investigation to the courtroom, the show dviewers wi

leaving them with more questions at the end of season one. >> the truth comes out. sooner of later. >> reporter: through ten episodes, season two spotlights a post conviction phase through dassey's lawyers. and then introduces avery's new advocate -- >> prominent attorney kathleen zelner has taken the avery case. best known for overturning the wrongful convictions. >> judgment day is coming. >> reporter: in the interview with cbs news, the filmmakers had no plans to continue where they left off, bne >> what exactly does that mean to appeal? what are the obstacles? what are the your how many watched the series, but dw so, will it deliver again? >> what we think that people can all get behind is the idea of the pursuit of justice. >> reporter: some critics of the docu series including the prosecutor ken kratz believe important facts were left out the first time around, but the film maker said he declined to

participate. new chapters of the small town crime story getting big play. >> kathy, how about the victim here? are we going to get any chance to hear from her or her -- certainly not from her, but from her family at all in this new season? >> reporter: the director said they reached out to her family for season one and two, but they art. peter. >> kathy park in los angeles. kathy, thanks so much. let's check in with dyla ag off the coast of texas. across western texas, wesome of del rio. this is all part of a system that's going to continue to today. it will push all the way down to brownsville and try to rise farther to the north as we go into next week. here you see it is filling in across houston. it stays south of dallas and then in the middle of the week that line of heavy rain will begin to move in. we have been seeing exceptional

amount of rain in this area. through wednesday, the accumulating rainfall across southern texas where we could see 2 to 3 inches of rain. i want to take you back to september where the drought across texas was extreme. it was covering about 64% of texas. then we had a significant amount of rainfall. we were very much below normal rainfall through september. now let's take you into october a foot of rain so far in the dallas area. now if we take a look at the ro. we are certainly seeing well above average rainfall and that has been the case for the last several months. that's the l it's 53 degrees right now in san francisco and it's a little foggy in some spots. expect to keep those low clouds lingering around the coastline through the mid-morning. this is what it looks like in san jose right now, though. 53 degrees. we're expecting a lovely afternoon, our temperature trend showcases the warm-up in

temperatures by about 10:00, 11:00 a.m., we'll be in the 70s by about 1:00 and our temperatures will be climbing into the upper 80s for certain inland areas. and that's your latest forecast. >> gnthank you, dylan. still to come, a bride's nightmare with one of the argest is facing bankruptcy. ladies waiting for wedding dresses? nextup, are you dreaming of winning the lottery? we have advice if you actually do win the powerball or tuesday's megamillions. the advice from the so-called lottery lawyer right after this. i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release its own insulin, like it's supposed to. trulicity is not insulin. it works 24/7.

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do? we have jason culand. he is known as the lottery lawyer. good to see you. >> good morning. >> i hoped we would meet under different circumstance. aside from shriek, what do you do? >> i tell my clients to stay quiet. don't tell your neighbors. don't tell your friends. immediate family members if necessary. the clients which have been kept uiet versus the ones that told stress level. there is only a short amount of time. you need to assemble your keep quiet. >> a team. who is on that team? obviously an attorney. what else? >> an experienced lottery lawyer to have your back and walk you through the process. accountant and financial planner. >> seven states where you can stay anonymous. those states are looking out for you. we're not going to out you as a winner. everywhere else, you have to

come forward. what can you do to protect yourself if you don't live in one of the seven states? those on the screen where you can stay anonymous. >> some states you have no choice to come forward. some states allow you to come forward as a trust. some can have the attorney claim for the winner. every state is different. you need to know the rules in each state. >> what is the thougbo taking the lump sum versus annuity? we would tak t>> lump sum is thy you will make more money. it will grow quicker. you can invest ur i'll have a client once in a while spend like a drunken sailesail sail sailer -- sailor. >> for clarity on these things because there is another text tonight. power -- ticket tonight. powerball tonight. megamillions on tuesday. how long do you have before you come forward before they

invalidate you? >> between 90 days and a year. winners are anxious. they need to get this over with. they don't sleep between the time they win and claim. we do it quickly. >> let's squeeze this in. a lot of people go tomonday and. advice for that office pool? >> i hate office pools. i do. they a the office. how can you not give $2? when they do win, you know, em a lot oblf it is not done right. the person buying the tickets needs to make copies. it is for themselves. they go buy tickets on their own. they win on their own and they don't have proof that is not the one with the group, no one believes them. >> what is your cut on these things. >> for you, you get a discount. >> that's good. that sounds like a good gig. >> thank you, jason. >> my pleasure. owe, this is my read.

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we are back on saturday morning with our royal roundup. prince harry and meghan markle wrap up the australia trip. >> they are attending the opening ceremony of the invictus games. nbc's keir systimmons is in syd with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. evening here in australia. you think of australia as a sunny place. the duchess and duke had to deal with torrential rain here delaying the games by an hour. even the stage was apparently struck by lightning. prince harry and meghan markle opening the fourth invictus games in sydney. harry's sporting event for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women. the royal couple appearing in matching shirts. earlier, the prince donned the military uniform called the blues and royals and attending a

ceremony at the war memorial. meghan markle in the outfit which was the conclusion of the whirlwind week with the announcements of the pregnancy. the affection of then full disp. holding hands at almost every event. >> couldn't think of a better place to announce the -- uh, upcoming baby. >> reporter: during the trip through australia, their natural parenting skls the 5-year-old boy with down's syndrome pulling at harry's beard. on bondi beach, meghan telling people she is using yoga to help with jet lag and pregnancy. >> i said pregnancy is like being jet lagged all the time. >> reporter: and everywhere, the duke and duchess met by large

crowds. the invictus games hold a special meaning for the couple. the last time in toronto that the two were seen in public for the first time. this morning, harry and meghan handing out the first medals. meghan hy foot >> this is quite the trip, knei harry so far? >> reporter: peter, for me, two things, at the end of the report, i said it is amazing how well meghan is doing on the first royal tour. and real applause for harry for the invictus games which he started himself. now 18 countries and now more than 500 competitors. peter, they move forward to new zealand and tonga and fiji. there are worries that those

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that picture, not going to call it fog because i'm optimistic. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris vianey arana. it was clear in san francisco. >> you were right. in some parts of san francisco, they're not seeing any fog at all but in some parts, it's starting to creep in. that's thanks to a marine layer. right now, it's nice and calm in terms of the wind speeds in the south bay, 53 degrees in san jose and as we head outside, it's a little chilly in some spots. look at santa rosa, 48 degrees, napa, very cool, 43, and down through even mountain view, 49 degrees. now these 40s and 50s are kind of going to stick around, at least through the mid-morning but eventually we'll see a nice sunshine start to approach at about 11:00 a.m., some going to. i'll give you a time line on how long the 80s will last and how longhe rain in the

forecast. it is a stunner. once again, nobody won last night's massive mega millions lottery and the jackpot grows to $1.6 billion. one lucky person did rake in some cash in the south bay. state lottery officials confirmed that one person got five of the six numbers correct in friday night's $970 million drawing. a worker at this store in morgan hill told us a man came into the store, scanned his ticket, saw that he had a pretty good match and then said, don't want to claim the cash prize just yet. so he walked out of the door. he told the store clerk that he was going to claim it with the california lottery office. next drawing is tuesday night. again, that jackpot is $1.6 billion.abt, they're a new program in the east bay is helping people behind bars cast getting out the vote in jail. their ballots. here in california, convicted felons cannot vote, but people who are in jail with misdemeanors can. public defenders say that a lot

of inmates don't know that so they're helping those inmates get registered through a voter outreach program. >> you have this power. it's not been taken away from you and you should exercise it. >> more than 400 inmates in alameda county are now registered to vote. by the way, the last day to register to vote in california is on monday. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," a football field fight involving lights and wildlife. the south bay school pushing for an illuminating change. we have that story and the rest of your day's news coming up at 7:00. plus more on that lovely forecast. right now, back to the "today" show. see you in a half hour.

good morning. breaking overnight. no winner. despite a nationwide frenzy, no winner in the megamillions jackpot. tuesday's drawing is up to $1.6 billion. that combined with the powerball two weeks after "washington p t post" journalist jamal khasho d disappeared, saudi arabia says he was killed.wh happens now?

don't come here. why one tourism slogan encouraging people to vacation somewhere else. today, saturday, october 20th, 2018. ♪ even if i could ♪ i would >> four cyskol sisters on the p. >> here from new york. ♪ >> celebrating 30 years today. >> hello "today" on the plaza. >> mom and dad, we're celebrating our birthdays in new york. >> hello to ohio! ♪ >> good morning. welcome back to "today" on saturday morning. themselves. >> we mit we made it. >> they made the cut. good stuff.

>> none of us made the cut with the megamillions. >> did you think you would? >> i had a little fomo. >> you have to get in on the office pool. if you do win -- >> i would say, good morning. i'm peter alexander with nobody today. >> exactly. more on that ahead. let's begin with today's news. developing story overseas and here at home. for the first time, saudi officials admitting that khashoggi was killed in the saudi consulate in turkey. there are still more questions than answers thismorning. nbc's chief global is in for two weeks, saudi officials said t a fist fight to kidnapping gone wrong and killing and suspects who covered up the story. nothing to do with the saudi royal family. president trump says he finds the saudi explanation credible. critics both in the u.s.

congress and overseas are already calling this another saudi cover up. overnight, a stunning reversal from the saudi government. now admitting that jamal khashoggi was assaulted and killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul. state prosecutors say the saudi writer last seen walking into the consulate to get papers for his upcoming wedding, got into a fist fight inside that led to his death. adding may god rest his soul. the saudis say 18 of the citizens have been arrested and five senior officials fired. including the closeaudi reforms earlier this year on euro news. >> we don't change because we it.e our dreams. time running.e >> reporter: the saudis say the men arrested went to istanbul to possibly bring khashoggi back to riyadh.

in the consulate, what they called discussions didn't go as required. after khashoggi's death, they say the men covered up what happened. khashoggi's fiancee tweeted of her grief and asked where is his body. the saudis have not re vevealed that. turkish officialsoesn't match tf dismembered and killed in the consulate. it protects the crown prince muhammad bin salman. it is head the reform of the intelligence services. the full truth has yet to emerge. the saudis have not provided any evidence to back up the story that this wasn't a premeditated murder and not just an accident. why was a senior saudi forensic specialist at the consulate when

mr. khashoggi walked in? the turks have yet to provide their audio recording that they said recorded the moments and the minutes of his killing. what is clear is that the saudis are protecting their crown prince. he will not be blamed for any of this instead ahe wlter and shei. >> thank you, bill. >> congressional leaders are mo saudis and the white house on what the president's response will be. president trump says he has some questions, too, but said he finds the saudi explanation credible. nbc's white house correspondent kelly o'donnell is following that story from the north lawn. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. president trump called the saudi government action to acknowledge the death of jamal khashoggi and the arrest of a number of suspects in his killing an important first step. the president said that happened faster than he expected despite two weeks of no answers and plenty of pressure on the kingdom. speaking to reporters, the

president was trying to find middle ground. saudi arabia has been a great ally and called the journalist's death unacceptable. he says the explanation is credible, but the account of the fist fight gone bad one theory. he wants a he will hes that is not cancell to after khashoggi's death was confirmed, the white house released a statement offering sympathy to the family and fiancee and friends. peter. >> kelly, thank you. president trump will be back on the campaign trail in nevada today in the run-up to the mid-term elections. his immigration rhetoric was on full display at the rally in arizona on friday. blaming democrats for what he called open borders. the president saying the huge caravan of central american migrants trying to reach the united states is fresh evidence his tough approach is needed. more than 3,000 of the migrants

reached the gunshatemala border. only some have been allowed in to apply for refugee status. on a lighter note, if you are waking up feeling like a winner, we hate to break it to you. you are not. not in terms of megamillions. a lot of is aotli up to $1.6 billion.with a "b." the next drawing is tuesday night. by the way, there is still a way to play tonight. powerball is tonight. that jackpot is at $470 million. >> if you are broke, you're a winner. >> to on e plaza with >> good morning, guys. we have friends here on the the check of the forecast. plaza. i am fascinated by the story. where are your parents? >> florida. >> where in florida? >> disney. >> your parents are at disney world and you are on the plaza? >> yes. >> you got the good end of this deal. thank you so much for being here. we are seeing a little bit of

drizzle in new york. you know what? it is starting to feel like fall. tomorrow weill get colder. let's talk about the fall foliage report. past peak in new england. the colors will get prettier through the next couple days and weeks. we are looking at a few spotty showers this morning in the northeast. it will clear out. temperatures will be below average through the northern plains. running about 10 to 20 degrees below average. on the flip side of that record high temperature likely down south, across florida, we are looking at rain across southern texas today and tomorrow. a wintry mix across some parts of upstate new york and back into the appalachian tomorrow. below average temperatures continue to slide into kentucky and tennessee. they will be in the 50s in the northeast and unsettled in the it's about 53 degrees right

now in san jose and everywhere else waking up to 40s and 50s. napa is going to be colder at 45 degrees. now we will see quite a lovely warm-up, but we've got to get through the 50s and the 60s first. as we head in towards the afternoon, you're going to notice wherever we're seeing some cloud cover and som coast,w beautifully into the afternoon by about 1:00, we'll be in those upper 80s for somean and how are you doing today? >> good. >> where are you from? >> michigan. >> michigan. you are just hanging out in new york? >> with my mom. >> is this mom here? >> yes. >> what are your plans for today? >> empire state building. times square. >> have fun. thanks for starting your day with us. >> he has on gloves. is it that time? >> it is. >> thank you, dylan. still ahead, some potentially devastating news for women who are planning to get married some time soon. just days after sears filed for

bankruptcy, another retail giant may do the same. >> can you imagine being a bride-to-be? david's bridal appearsbrides-to panicking? here is jo ling kent. >> honeymoon may be over for david's bridal. largest wedding dress retailer. the popular chain telling nbc news it skipped a debt payment this week and somereetay it cou reorganization or file for bankruptcy. some customers are leaving it at the altar in favor of less expensive options online. like ref and rent the runway. >> they are doing their own thing and putting their own personal stamp. >> reporter: the match made in heaven with brick and mortar stores and online, has been on the rocks. banana republic stopped selling

wedding attire. overall, people are spending less. down 3.5% lasar. david's bridal is confident we had -- wedded bliss is still in our future. we do not expect the process to customers. but for brides worried? >> we suggest they read the fine print and make sure they understand what their rights are and what happens if perhaps a chain or designer goes out of business. >> reporter: still, brides-to-be may get cold feet of david's bridal of running the risk of not having the right dress. jo ling kent, nbc news, los angeles. >> interesting story. we were talking. the trends have changed. you wanted the traditional dress and bridesmaids dresses.

difrent styles. >> the deal was the bridesmaids dresses which they can wear again. that is the investment. off the shoulder yellow. you will never wear again. >> immelm ai'm impressed with y. >> you think so, but it nev nevr riagain. still to come, why one state's new tourism campaign includes a slogan of there's nothing to do here and (roger) being a good father is important to me so being diagnosed with advanced non-small cell lung cancer made me think of all the things that i wanted to teach my kids. (avo) another tru story with keytruda. (roger) my doctor said i could start on keytruda so i did. with each scan things just got better. (avo) in a clinical study, keytruda offered patients a longer life than chemotherapy. and it could be your first treatment.

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americans want to vicesivit. at vacationers. they revealed a new campaign ad withhenebraska, poke fun at fla landsca landscape. and this one. lucky for you, there's nothing to do here. hannah writes, honestly it is not for me by leading with the negative stereotypes, it is drawing more attention. there is a lot to be proud of in nebraska. many fans appreciate the tongue-in-cheek approach. lisa says this is awesome. it is honest and quirky. one user took to photoshop to share his idea. nebraska, we cornerback. he hopes to change perceptions of nebraska. officials are estimating this

wave of attention has generated i like self deprecating humor. the pictures are meant to be sarcast sarcastic. >> we're talking about it. i want to go to nebraska. >> i'm frombras. >> really? >> i'll say this for the people of nebraska. we went to northwestern. we played nebraska. nicest people. >> for sure. "popstart?" >> let's go and first up is the scary mike myers is back and ready to do damage in the latest "halloween" movie. the thriller cost $10 million to make is now in theaters. it is projected to become the second highest horror opening of all time. this is the 11th sequel for the franchise. produced by the creator john carpenter and starring jamie lee

curtis. and kim kardashian talked about the first time she saw bruce jenner in women's clothes. >> i add walked in on caitlyn. my mom was out of town. i walked in on caitlyn. it was bruce, but dressed as a woman, in the garage at my mom's house. i ran in, packed a bag so fast shaking, and ran out and called kourtney. >> kim who was 25 at the time, said bruce called her to say he would explain everything one day. kardashian west opened up on abc's "the alec baldwin show." that's popstart. thank you.

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bay .... another week goes by without a mega millions winner. good saturday morning to you. coming up next on "today in the bay," another week goes by without a mega mills winner, but someone in the south bay is taking home a hefty consolation prize. we'll show you where that lucky ticket was bought. plus, immigrants are making a run for the u.s. border, despite those threats coming from president trump. we'll introduce you to a bay area man who's gearing up to help these migrants and telling us how dire their situation truly is. and get ready for a weekend warm-up. vianey arana will let us know which cities could see near 90 degree temperatures today. we'lgood saturday morning, it is

- - - - here is a live look outside -- golden gate bridge good saturday morning to you. it is now 7:00 on the dot. and san francisco is looking like san francisco likes to look in the morning hours. this is the golden gate bridge, but we have other cameras all around the bay area, and we are seeing some clear skies around. thanks so much for joining us, i'm krisan