a second whistleblower. a new report that another intelligence official who was concerned about president trump's ukraine phone call is considering filing their own complaint, as house democrats subpoena the white house and president trump insists he did nothing wrong. >> there's no quid pro quo. >> what's next in the standoff. we're live from the white house. painful admission. senator bernie sanders out of the hospital this morning but his campaign admitting he suffered a heart attack on the trail. the senator, upbeat. >> i'm feeling so much better. >> will this latest health news affect his run for the white house and his ability to serve in the most stressful job in the world.

dr. oz is here to weigh in. harry fights back. prince harry suing the owners of two british tabloids claiming illegal interception of voice mail messages. this as harry and megan's battle with the press heats up this week. the prince warning he sees his wife suffering the same heartbreak his mother did. all that plus longest sentence. another parent ordered to prison. this time five months in the college admissions bribery scandal. from juror to jailhouse. the man serving jury duty forced to spend 10 days behind bars after he overslept. playoff fever. in late night baseball action, the yankees past the twins while nationals used their arms to top the dodgers. the boys of fall are back at it again today saturday october 5th, 2019. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle

jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyer live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning and welcome to "today" and thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. >> a busy week certainly but good news at the end of the week that bernie sanders is back on the campaign trail. scary news he had a heart attack. dr. oz is going to join us today. nice to see him on the weekend. about what this all means. >> it's important. we can talk about the warning signs of heart attacks. >> we'll have that coming up. first the latest on the house impeachment inquiry. "the new york times" is now reporting that a second intelligence official may file their own formal whistleblower complaint regarding president trump's dealings with ukraine. meantime the heads of the house intelligence, foreign affairs and oversight committees, all democrats, issued a subpoena to the white house on friday demanding the release of a wide range of documents related to ukraine. nbc news learned the cia's top lawyer made a criminal referral

to the justice department about the whistleblower allegation weeks before that complaint became public. >> lots to cover this morning. let's get straight to nbc's kelly o'donnell at the wows for us. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. house democrats are racheting up pressure with the power of subpoena to try to get the white house to turn over documents as repeated attempts failed. the credibility of his unnamed accuser. a second official may be ready to provide back-up. could a second whistle be ready to blow against president trump? "the new york times" reports another official with more direct knowledge of events is weighing a separate formal complaint. the paper c.i.t.e.s. two sources pleased on the matter of a white house under pressure and now under subpoena. >> shifty shift. >> reporter: while the president mocked one of his impeachment adversaries. >> he lies like a son of a gun.

>> reporter: the committee chairman, we deeply regret the president has put us and the nation in this position, accusing of stonewalling. his actions have left us no choice but to issue this subpoena related to efforts to get ukraine to investigate joe biden and hess son. the white house responded, this subpoena changes nothing. the president did nothing wrong. >> i'm only interested in corruption. i don't care about politics. i don't care about biden's poll texas. >> surrounded by reporters in los angeles, biden shot back. >> all this talk by the president of corruption comes from the most corrupt president we've had in modern history. he's the definition of corruption. >> the president dismissed the impact of newly released text messages. >> sir, can we talk about the text messages that included a

visit to the white house. >> reporter: state department officials who floated a white house meeting if ukraine cooperated. >> included was a visit to the white house. >> reporter: the president used his hand to blount questions. >> there's no quid pro quo. said that. >> reporter: other developments in the impeachment inquiry. the intelligence community inspector geral testified behind closed doors friday about the whistleblower complaint. for the first time congress requested the vice president turn over his documents about his own ukraine contacts. the vp's office called that another attempt by the do nothing democrats to call attention to their partisan impeachment. and in a separate development that the white house will certainly be watching, ukraine's top prosecutor has announced on friday that he will do a review of past investigations including one involving the company where hunter biden served on the board.

this is being described as an audit of past cases that could be completed by next month. peter, sheinelle. >> kelly o'donnell at the white house. thank you. >> a lot of moving parts. we're going to try to break it down for you. bring in news analyst matthew miller, a top justice department official during the obama administration. matt, the mueller investigation took two years but this inquiry is escalating in a hurry. let's catch people up here. the week started with president trump demanding to meet the whistleblower. then on wednesday at that contentious news conference, the president brushed off a crucial question about what exactly he wanted ukraine to do about jihadi and hunter. the next day on the private lawn president trump publicly urged china to investigate biden. house democrats from three committees subpoenaed documents from the white house. now overnight, of course, the second intelligence official, a possible new whistleblower has reportedly spoken to the inspector general about the president's actions regarding ukraine. matt, the question for you is, how valuable would another

witness be, especially if this person has more direct information about what happened as the "times" reports. >> it would be critical. if you read the whistleblower's complaint, first whistleblower, tropical storm multiple officials that raised red flags to him about misconduct inside the administration. they attacked him as not having firsthand knowledge. there are a number of witnesses who could come forward. if there's a second whistleblower that comes forward, i think that raises the question if there are more witnesses. presumably both would talk to the intelligence committee and provide names of individuals who could provide further evidence of misconduct by the president or others around him. >> on that note we just talked about the fact the president publicly called on china to investigate biden's dealings and he did that in front of all these reporters on the south lawn. i guess the question is on its face at the end of the day, it's asking a foreign government for assistance in an election. it's illegal.

>> it is. it is a crime under u.s. law. by most accounts constitutional scholars an impeachable offense. i think the president's brazen call in public for not just one country but a second country to interfere in the election similar to 2016 statement, russia if you're listening moment. we're not just looking at his past conduct, president zelensky in this month long effort to get them to investigate joe biden but raises the question if he's google to keep inviting foreign intervention in an election. as long as he's president whether we can have a free and open election if there are other countries invited to investigate his opponent. related to ukraine, according to messages, top diplomats appeared to view it very differently. how damaging are those text messages. >> i think they are incredibly

damaging. kurt volker, the president's envoy to ukraine made it clear there's a direct quid pro quo, if you want pa meeting, something they wanted for a variety of reasons, you need to announce these investigations publicly. another official seemed to think there was a quid pro quo for the ukrainians to get aid only if they announce investigations. you have direct evidence of the thing the president denied. that's problematic. the republicans say the bar is not inviting a government to interfere but if there's a quid broke quo. we saw evidence of quid pro quo in these messages. >> can't say we don't live in interesting times. thank you very much. the man who hopes to be the next president of the united states is out of the hospital. bernie sanders on the mend after he suffered a heart attack on the trail. nbc's sam brock is here with more on what's next for the senator. sam, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. it is possible for the next

nator sanders on the campaign trail. the staff said he will be on stage for the next democratic debate october 15th but rpg before that appears to be up in the air. still the image of the senator walking and waving, a welcome one for suppters. >> how are you feeling, senator? how are you feeling? >> great. great. >> senator bernie sanders is back on his feet, the 78-year-old presidential candidate lng a las vegas friday and just hours later -- >> i'm feeling so much better. >> reporter: tweeting out this video with a promise. >> i'll see you soon on the campaign trail. >> reporter: a far cry from a snapshot taken this week. >> yesterday we announced at this point in the campaign. >> reporter: supporters saw the normally buoyant sanders leaning against the podium and removing his jacket before finally taking a sheet. the campaign calling the condition a blockage in one artily before later clarifying

it was a heart attack with two stints. >> quick recovery, minimally invasive surgery accomplished quickly and has fantastic results. >> but we must do more. >> reporter: sanders has his eyes set on the nex democratic debate in two weeks. despite the medical scare, his campaign has incredibly healthy fundraising figures. leading the presidential pack with more than $25 million in the third quarter outpacing former vice president joe biden by more than $10 million. sanders now hoping for a similar surge in the polls as the primaries quickly approach. senator sanders has promised to release his medical records before the primaries begin in february. he's 78 years old. now, for context. joe biden is 76, elizabeth warren is 70 and president trump is 73. sheinelle and peter. >> sam brock, thank you. more on senator sanders heart attack and the warning signs everyone should know. dr. oz joins us in the next half

hour. >> certainly good to see he's well now. there has been another parent ordered to prison in the college admissions bribery scandal. a judge handed a wealthy napa valley owner the longest sentence yet. if lori loughlin is convicted in her case -- >> reporter: georgood morning t both of you. this makes five parents sentenced in this cheating scandal. it has ranged up to five months. nobody has spent prison time. he will soon make his way to federal prison. five months, the longest sentence handed down so far in a massive college cheating scandal. he admitted to paying $50,000 to inflate his daughtered s.a.t. score. when he was unhappy with that result prosecutors said he agreed to have another $250,000 to have her fraudulently

recruited to university of california as a water polo player. he is one of nearly three dozen wealthy parents accused of paying bribes or lying to help get their children into top colleges. also sentenced this week, high-profile attorney gordon kaplan facing one month behind bars. >> i'm focused now on doing everything i can to redeem. >> also in the spotlight oscar nominated actress felicity huffman facing 14 days in prison after admitting she paid $15,000 to boost her daughter's s.a.t. score. fellow actress lori loughlin who pled not guilty is still awaiting her fate, facing more serious charges and potentially a tougher sentence. >> we're looking at half a million dollars. she's facing significantly more time. this judge has signaled a willingness to put people in jail. he's not giving anyone a pass on this. >> guys, prosecutors had

originally asked for 15 months. in a letter he said he realized his actions hurt his daughter more than he helped her and that he put his daughter through horrible public shaming. >> just as a new round of college applications do out. blayne alexander, thank you very much. turning overseas. prince harries suing two british tabloids claiming voice messages were hacked. it comes on the heels of another lawsuit on behalf of his wife meghan markle this week. erin has more. good morning. >> reporter: that's right. harry and megan are looking to the law to fine the tabloids launching three lawsuits. royal watchers say it's a risky strategy that could backfire. this morning prince harry is waging war with two british tabloids suing the owners of the sun and the daily mirror for what buckingham palace says is the illegal interpretation of

voicemail messages. filed a lawsuit of her own days earlier against another tabloid "the mail" on sunday alleging naul editing and publication of private letter to her estranged father. a spokesperson to the tabloid said it had done nothing wrong and will fight the suit in court. >> the risk is that "the mail" on sunday and other newspapers will fight harder. they will make the life of the royal couple that much more difficult. i think prince harry and his wife are well aware of that risk. >> still prince harry taking his fight public with a scathing statement accusing the tabloids of bullying and launching a ruthless campaign against his wife, adding i lost my mother and now i watch my wife falling victim to the same powerful forces. news of the lawsuits comes to the heels of the couple's trip to africa. all smiles and cuddles to start but ending on a bitter note with

prince harry snapping at the press pack. the tense exchange a sign of a bitter legal battle that's just getting started. it could be months before we learn the details of prince harry's lawsuits. we reached out to the news groups in question, news uk and reach plc. news uk acknowledging the suit but declining to comment further. sheinelle. all right. erin mclaughlin. by the way, welcome to the nbc news family. >> we're happy you're here. >> thank you. great to be here. >> dylan with the first check of the weather. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. it is cold in the northeast especially across new england where we have 22 million people under some sort of frost advisory and freeze warnings.

doesn't affect humans as much as plants. mt. washington coldest spot 21 northeast, 45 in new york. this the coldest it's been since last may so it certainly is a shock to the system. why is it happening? this area of high pressure sagged from the north, keeps cooler north to northeast winds in place. you see 68 degrees today. you go farther south and that's where the heat is and that's where it will stay as we go through the week. temperatures will moderate, back to low- to mid-70s in pittsburgh, charleston hits 83, chicago 66, then going into next week we will still stay warm to start off the workweek. by tuesday temperatures dip off again, charleston the opposite of that. monday 62 and tuesday back up to 70. chicago stays in the mid

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download. a look back at the week that was. >> the emotional mom, the hug seen around the world. a true moment of grace that moves people everywhere. a powerful end to an emotional trial. >> i don't know if it's possible but can i give her a hug, please. >> 18-year-old brandt jean shocking the courtroom after leaving the stand on the witness impact statement for a most unlikely embrace. this after a jury sentenced amber guyger, a former police officer, to 10 years in prison for murdering brandted older brother botham jean. she shot and killed jean after miss taking him for a burglar when she entered the wrong apartment last september. a catastrophic collapse in taiwan left six people dead and injured several more. >> a powerful bridge plunged into the bay. >> authorities don't know what

made the bridge collapse. >> there's a massive fire at the runways here. >> several people died wednesday when a b-17 world war ii bomber crashed at a connecticut airport. >> investigators say this plane took off at 9:45 a.m. five minutes later the pilot told the tower he wasn't gaining altitude and circle the airport and crashed. as the joker hits theaters, a man's "d" ranged violence stepping up security concerns. some theaters are banning masks, costumes. one chain telling parents to leave their kids at home warning of brutal violence and overall bad vibes. tesla's smart summon software running into problems. videos of the autonomous feature failing and fueling online criticism. the new feature let's users have

their car drive to them in a parking lot with no one behind the wheel as long as the car is within 200 feet and in sight. the company still testing the new technology advises only using it in private parking lots and driveways. tesla reminding drivers you are still responsible for your car and must monitor it and its surroundings at all times. make of the week's wildest moments caught on camera. a beverage cart spinning out of control at chicago o'hare's international airport after a case of water slipped under the gas petdal. a quick thinking worker rammed his vehicle into the car. a woman climbed into the lion exhibit and appeared to taunt one of the animals. fortunately no one was hurt. check out this man in spain doing 21 back flips in a row all on one leg. things got wild in the white house press room when the baby

mouse fell from the ceiling right into my lap. tonight show jimmy fallon taking the bait. >> confirms the rumor for years, peter alexander wears edible cheese underwear. >> didn't say that. >> i said i bought a three-pack, jimmy, if you want a pair. i was at my desk at the white house booth. you know it is like the size of a guest bathroom, like teeny we share. while i'm writing, a mouse dropped into the lap. i didn't think it was real. i pushed back and said bleep, it's a mouse. went to the producer and i haven't seen her since. >> you thought it was fake until -- >> oh, my gosh. that is not okay. that one got us good. >> i knew that was going to happen and i still screamed. >> to be honest with you, that's about how big it was.

>> it's furry. oh, gosh. look at that tail. >> oh, my goodness. >> i've been down in the set for about an hour. when did y'all do that? that's impressive. >> still to come today -- >> good news bernie sanders on the mend. we have dr. oz here this morning. most importantly, how not to have a heart attack on the set. dr. oz will give us the warning signs everyone should look out for. >> we talked about how that segment was going to go. possible milk alternatives, soy, but celebrities are drinking milk where a camel.

we are back on this saturday morning october 5th, 2019. that is taylor swift for the hit song "you need to calm down." grammy winner. she is tonight's musical guest on "saturday night live." fans have been lined up for days for the stand by visit. people have been looking forward to her visit for months. >> i wondered. i saw all the people sleeping outside, wrapped around the building. meantime a big development in the president trump ukraine investigation.

there may be a second whistleblower ready to file a complaint about president cotry.s dealings with that "the new york times" reports this morning that an direct knowledge of the events has been interviewed by the intelligence community inspector general. this new source reportedly corroborated the whistleblower that the president appeared to be pressuring ukraine to investigate joe biden. the other big story we've been covering here, senator bernie sanders out of the hospital this morning. his campaign admitted friday he suffered a heart attack. the big question for many voters, how will it affect his run nor president. we're joined by dr. oz, cardio authorize -- thoracic surgeon and host of the dr. oz show. we know he had a heart attack, was hospitalized, got a pair of stints put inside him.

from what you know -- obviously you weren't the doctor treating him -- how big a heart attack was this. >> it didn't seem large. he took a walk in the pack three days after the event. i had senator sanders on my show and we talked about health issues. me played basketball, posted down low on me. did well. an important insight, it means his heart was healthy at that point. most people don't realize heart attacks sneak up on you. there's stints placed, heart attacks. stints aren't a big deal, the big issue is how many arteries were involved. he had one artery involved according to the campaign, which is also a good sign. when he didn't go home it did raise concerns by people like me has he might have had a heart attack. that's the takeaway, what do you do after a heart attack. good news, 90% of people do fine. long-term for the campaign,

insight, there's a 90% chance he won't have another problem with the stints over the course of next year. >> before we get to warning signs, there are a lot of us watching. we don't know. we see a big debate coming up october 15th. is that too soon, pushing it to get back on the campaign trail. when they are out on the trail they don't sleep, i think about the prep it takes. it seems like a lot. >> when i was pushing on his health, hedmitted he didn't sleep very much and rushed quite a bit. those are factors. you do need sleep to regenerate cells injured. a heart attack is like a punch. you can recover, a charley horse to your heart hurts and it c cause damage and that damage can be quite significant. you want the heart to recovery quickly. eating the right foods have been shown to prevent more heart attacks and strokes. remember, as you pointed, four of the leading candidates for president are in their '70s. most of them have hardening of the arteries, atherosclerosis.

no matter how rushed you are, you have to stay on your bills, blood thinners, cholesterol issues, got to stay on meds. >> this is a guy trailed by cameras wherever he goes. there was a camera with him when uncharacteristically a guy who is active said, hey, can i have a chair. he took his jacket off, asked for a chair on the stage. you are saying this is significant, why should we watch. >> people want the signs of a heart attack you're watching right there. a little sweaty, lightheadedness, shortness of breath is a sign. >> how long does that process -- if you're having a heart attack, how long does that take? >> i have a video. this is probably what happened to senator sanders. hardening of the arteries, you see blaplaque on the edges. see that. it's about to be deployed. if that plaque remains, a blood clot can occur in minutes.

what you have for meals over the weekend can alter the fact of having a heart attack. it doesn't take years. the plaque can take years but the clots are sudden. within five minutes you start to have damage of heart cells. senator sanders was starting to have classic signs you might be having a heart attack. thankfully he went to an urgent center and to a hospital and they opened the vessel. that is the big takeaway. if you have the issue do not pass go, do not collect $200, get in there. once that life sustaining blood goes back through the blood vessel you're back to the baseline at least for having a heart attack. >> thank you for coming in. hopefully we saved a life today. >> bernie sanders is okay. thank you for your insight. be sure to watch the dr. oz show. >> dylan back with the weather.

>> rain through the middle of the country, nothing severe, a lot of rain falling especially through hap and saint paul. some isolated this morning through western iowa but not severe. just enough to maybe wake you up early this morning and also produce a good amount of rain. this is a week cold front moving east. by tonight we'll see scattered showers and thunderstorms move through wisconsin, move through chicago, too. this will be reinforced as we go into sunday. so we do have a chance of heavier areas of rain especially up and down appalachians as we go through sunday afternoon and sunday evening. how much rain? we could see as much as 2 or 3" special west good saturday morning, we're waking up to temperatures in the 40s and 50s. but by the afternoon, 70s and 80s. inland a bit of a warming tren as we go through the weekend. which includes san francisco. by tomorrow, we could be seeing numbers into the 80s. before cooling by midweek. and valleys continue to see the temperatures climb, could see

some 90s by monday trending cooler and breezy by midweek. and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. still ahead, how a man who accidentally overslept when he was serving on jury duty wound up in front of a judge himself. a "today" exclusive. a young man who went viral after admitting online he killed someone during a drunk driving accident. now he's speaking out after he was released from pris imagine a world where nothing gets in the way of doing great work. where an american icon uses the latest hr tools to stay true to the family recipe. where a music studio spends less time on hr and payroll, and more time crafting that perfect sound. where the nation's biggest party store can staff up quickly as soon as it's time for fun. this is the world of adp. hr, talent, time, benefits and payroll.

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popularity around the planet. >> this alternative doesn't come from a nut or plant, it comes from a camel. >> nbc's sara harmon traveled to a camel farm in the netherlands to check it out. >> reporter: remember those old ads. >> it does a body good. >> reporter: back in the day if you wanted a nice cold glass of milk, your only option was to get it from a cow. these days with millions suffering from lactose intolerance, milk can come electric a lot of different sources. almond, soy, oat to maname a fe. now even a camel. >> hello. >> at smith camel dairy farm in the netherlands, they have 108 camels and plans to expand. >> what's this camel's name. >> her name is evita. >> camel milk is currently just 3% of the global dairy market but sales are growing fast. >> how much milk does a camel produce every day. >> about 6 liters, a gallon and

a half. >> that's less than i thought. >> camel's are difficult to milk. they don't like surprises. get them off their routine and their already meager output will drop. >> moment of truth. tastes like milk. a little bit grassy. >> while camel's milk may be new to us, nomads drink it. now waking up to white gold. kim kardashian on instagram. chef denny serving up camel's milk ice cream. >> wonderful. thank you. >> reporter: nutritionists say camel's milk is a good source of protein and fat with more vitamin c and iron than cow's milk and less lactose. but is camel milk a super food? >> people are speaking about specific foods that may have

miracle cures that come with them. what's important to remember, no one single food is going to cure a health condition. as our planet warms, food diversity is becoming more important. camels provide milk in extreme heat and drought conditions where cows can't. something to clhew on even if yu aren't ready to raise a glass. for "today," sara harmon, nbc news, the netherlands. >> so nervous. >> we are going to have sheinelle and dylan to try right now. >> you can't make a pregnant lady try it and you not try it. >> i hear it's pasturized. >> okay. >> it smells like milk. >> tastes like -- it's a little thicker. >> if you gave it to me as a glass of milk, i would just wonder, what brand is that. >> can i say something. >> i want nesquick.

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good saturday morning. 5:56. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it looks beautiful out there. but we have some weather worries heading into this weekend. good morning.

thanks for joining us. i i'm kira klapper. rob mayeda has more on the red flag warning. >> we will see the winds picking up tonight. the reason it is clear outside right now, no fog, as you can see a pretty few from the san bruno mountain to the bay bridge, 57 degrees, and before the wind picks up, it is a chilly start. down to 42 in morgan hill. 43 in fairfield. you will see for highs today, starting the upward climb. some low to mid-80s inland today. san francisco and oakland into the 70s. but the issue to watch will be in the north bay. as we head into tonight, from 8:00, through mid to late morning tomorrow, red flag warning above a thousand feet. temperatures tomorrow, 80s. sunday into monday. and notice how the valleys will continue with the temperatures rising into the 90s by monday. so a summer-like finish to the weekend. we will have a closer look at the wind speeds coming up today at 7:00. >> we will see you at 7:00, thanks. as rob was just saying, the

warmup has fire departments ramping up. a red flag warning starts tonight for the north bay hills. marin county fire for one is bringing in extra crews with more equipment, firefighters tell us the dry fuel and the dry warm winds can be a devastating combination. >> we know that this weather, you know, given the right conditions, fires can get really out of our control. >> marin fire also has extra eyes up high. dispatchers use a network of cameras to spot smoke and then send crews to those locations. pg&e is ready, too. the utility is operating its emergency operations center. and is prepared to cut power in the sierra foothills to prevent power lines from igniting fires. pg&e says it will be monitoring conditions in sonoma, lake, and napa counties through tomorrow. the good news is conditions aren't as dry as they were this time last year. when 87% of california was experiencing drought conditions. this year, it's down to just 5%

of the state. be sure to get your weather, news on the go, download our nbc bay area app. you can get tailored forecasts for your area, right on your phone. 5:59 on the dot. coming up this morning on today in the bay, how bay area home crisis hit across the area, and the new numbers show that the hot housing market is cooling off. that, plus all of your top stories, and the heating-up forecast, coming up at 7:00. we hope you join us, in the meantime, we will send you back to the "today" show.

good morning. a second whistleblower. a new report overnight that another intelligence official who was concerned about president trump's ukraine phone call is considering filing his or her own complaints. as house democrats subpoena the white house and president trump insists he did nothing wrong. >> there's no quid pro quo. >> what's next in the standoff. we're live from the white house. painful admission. senator bernie sanders out of the hospital this morning but his campaign admitting he suffered a heart attack on the trail. the senator, upbeat. >> i'm feeling so much better. >> will this latest health news affect his run for the white house and his ability to serve in the most stressful job in the world.

from juror to jailhouse. the man who was serving jury duty forced to spend 10 days behind bars after he overslept. what he's saying about that experience today saturday october 5th, 2019. ♪ start every day the right day "today." >> happy birthday, all the way from indiana. >> and we're freezing. ♪ >> "today." >> i want to wish my husband a happy anniversary. >> i'm maya, look at me, i'm on tv. >> first time in new york and we're celebrating our 50th birthday. >> good morning, welcome back to "today" on a saturday morning. a good crowd outside on a crisp fall morning.

>> i agree with you. it feels like fall today. >> a lot. >> let's get to the latest on the house impeachment inquiry. "the new york times" is reporting a second intelligence official may file their own formal whistle-blower complaint regarding president trump's dealings with ukraine. >> meantime house democrats issued a subpoena to the white house on friday demanding documents related to ukraine. >> nbc news learned the cia's top lawyer made a criminal referral to the justice department about the whistleblower's allegations weeks before the complaint became public. >> there's a lot to cover this morning. we want to get right to kelly o'donnell. she's at the white house for us. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. democrats are turning up the heat and the white house is ridiculing their impeachment inquiry as a kangaroo court and a waste of taxpayer dollars. there could be another official with insider knowledge who could call out the president. could a second whistle be ready to blow against president trump.

"new york times" reports another official with more direct knowledge of events is lodging a formal complaint. they cite two sources. a white house under pressure and now under subpoena. >> shifty shift? how about shiftesia. >> while the president mocked one of his impeachment adversaries. >> he lies. >> three committee chairman delivered a stern message on friday. we deeply regret that the president has put us and the nation in this position, accusing the president of stonewalling. left no choice but to issue the subpoena. demanding the white house turn over documents related to the president's efforts to get ukraine to investigate joe biden and his son. the white house responded, this subpoena changes nothing. the president did nothing wrong. >> i'm only interested in corruption.

i don't care about politics. i don't care about biden's politics. >> reporter: surrounded by reporters in los angeles, biden shot back. >> all this talk about corruption comes from the most corrupt president we've had in modern history. he's the definition of corruption. >> the president dismissed the impact of newly leased text messages. >> sir, can we talk about the text messages -- >> >> reporter: sent by trump appointed state department officials who floated a white house meeting if ukraine cooperated. >> a visit to the white house. >> reporter: the president used his hand to blunt questions. >> no quid pro quo. he said that. >> reporter: other developments. >> the intelligence community inspector general testified behind closed doors friday about the whistleblower complaint. for the first time, congress requested the vice president turn over his documents about

his own ukraine contacts. the vp's office called that another attempt by the do nothing democrats to call impea >> kelly joins us now. kelly, secretary of state mike pompeo, he's traveling overseas today. he was asked about ukraine earlier this morning. what did he say? >> reporter: he is in athens, peter, and at a news conference was asked about whether the state department acted appropriately in the matter of the ukraine and biden. >> ambassador volker said on thursday the state department was very focused. that's the direction of the president. we're very focused on creating space that we could ultimately deliver a good relationship with this new government. that was my guidance all along. that was the guidance i took on board as we were thinking about all the various components of that vip. you saw ambassador volker work diligently to create that opportunity.

we've all known there's been corruption in ukraine. the united states government has been engaged trying to push back against corruption in ukraine for a long time and this administration has been full-fledged committed to that as well. >> reporter: pompeo defending his team. of course, he was on the call president trump had with ukraine's president back in july. peter, sheinelle. >> kelly o'donnell at the white house. kelly, thanks. >> meantime the man who hopes to be the next president of the united states is out of the hospital. senator bernie sanders on the mend after his campaign admitted on friday he suffered a heart attack on the trail this week. nbc's sam brock is here with more on what's next for the senator. sam, good morning. >> sheinelle, good morning. a wonderful sign, the sight of senator sanders walking out of a las vegas hospital and waving to cameras across the street had to be heartening to supporters. the wording on when he'll be back out on the campaign trail is open ended at this point. sanders campaign saying he's going to participate in the next democratic debate. that's in 10 days.

sanders himself said he'll be taking a srt timoff before returning. whether that means a handful of events, many events, or no events until then is not clear. now, the normally energetic senator had to lean against a podium, as you're going to see here at a fundraising tuesday before sitting down in a chair. we later learned he was suffering from chest pains. the campaign initially called it a blockage in one artery before clarifying it was a heart attack. they didn't exactly call it that, they used a medical term instead drawing questions over transparency. on a positive note, sanders tweeted a video hours after his release saying he's feeling so much better and expressing gratitude for the warm wishes. the 78-year-old has promised to release medical records prior to the start of the primaries and caucuses. that is in february. sheinelle and peter. >> sam brock, thank you. some other headlines, a potential disaster averted in florida. a woman with the columbine and

oklahoma city killing arrested with two dozen pipe bombs plus an arsenal of guns and knives friday. she was turned in by her own parents. police said the bombs could have caused catastrophic damage to the bombs could have caused catastrophic damage to hundreds if not thousands of people. a great day for baseball fans with full slate of playoff games today. in the late games, the yankees came out on top of the twins 10-4 the two teams led the majors hit 5 homers combined. out of los angeles, the nationals leaned on pitching aces for a 4-2 win to even that series. >> they beat kershaw in the process. good series. >> i like when you talk sports >> did i sell it for you i hope you understood it. >> you did great to the weekend morning

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>> reporter: deandre somerville, a changed man behind bars. >> showed me one small decision can land you in here with people who make worse decisions. >> reporter: the 21 served his time last month. after being held in criminal contempt of court. that's not all. the judge sentenced him to one year probation, 150 hours community service, a fine, and ordered him to write a letter. the apology after deandre said he overslept missing his first day of a trial after being sworn in as a juror. somerville wrote a letter, his lawyer making a plea to spare his record. the 21-year-old answered questions whether 10 days in lockup was too march-of-harsh. >> to? extent. i had to be punished, i should have come back. >> reporter: the judge shedding light on the punishment. >> the only african-american on the jury representing a cross-section of the jury, he decided on his own it wasn't

worth his time to come back. >> reporter: now somerville completes 30 hours of community service and speaks to prospective jurors on the importance of jury duty, the judge will vacate his initial contempt order. >> hopefully this blip on your character won't be on your life. >> nobody is too cool for it. it's something you've got to do. >> reporter: somerville's family was there to support him throughout this entire ordeal. his mother said now that he has been to jail, he's determined he never wants to go back. she's confident this whole experience will motivate him to be an even better person. >> better in a different way. >> i feel like just having to address the judge with a letter could have been frighten enough. having to send him to jail for 10 days seemed a little aggressive. >> that was my response. >> i'm with her. >> should we go to dylan? dylan on the plaza with another check of the weather.

dylan. >> good morning, guys. i came out here and started shaking hands. there's some cold hands here. hand warmers. everybody's hands are ice cold. nobody is wearing gloves. it's too early for gloves. this is the coldest weather we've seen since last may so it certainly is a shock to the system. let's take a look how it's affecting fall foliage, up across especially upper portions of new england. we do have those high peek colors kind of starting to settle in, especially northern vermont and new hampshire, across northern maine, too. it is pretty chilly this morning. some areas across northern new england starting off in the 20s. we are going to see some rain today. it's falling heavily back through minnesota and also seeing some snow in the rockies. on the flip side of that, we've got record high temperatures once again across texas. so it's typical fall weather and temperatures are all over the place. tomorrow that cold front is weak so it's not going to produce severe storms but we could see showers and thunderstorms moving to appalachians, warms on the

east coast, acro a cool start to the mornings. 40s and 50s for the moment. but temperatures climbing to the 70s and 80s later on today. the north bay later on tonight, a red flag warning starting at 8:00. dry dusty winds. a look at san francisco to wrap up the weekend, 80 tomorrow and the valleys seeing temperatures climb into the 80s and possibly low 90s monday. and cooler by midweek. >> and that's your latest forecast. sheinelle and peter. >> bundled up where a coat. coat time. coming up pop star taylor swift returning to "saturday night live" for the fourth time and people have been lined up for tickets for days. >> a good one. more on that but after these messages. welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour.

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>> wow. >> going out to see it. moving on, live from new york, it's taylor swift. the grammy award winning artist is back in studio 8h tonight as "snl's" musical guest. if the line outside the vor is any indication swifties cannot wait. cold weather and all. look at this. her fans have been camped outside the studio for days all in the hopes of seeing taylor. here is the thing, though, this line is for stand by tickets. even if you get one, it doesn't guarantee you'll get in. in case you're wondering who is hosting, it's fbii waller-bridge. >> she's funny. >> i need to watch that show. >> it's funny. >> that's why it's on my list. >> i was excited i knew that. finally justin bieber fresh off his second wedding to hailey baldwin is bearing his heart through music, releasing a new song with country stars dan + sh shay. it's called 10,000 hours. a video that includes their wives. take a listen. ♪ when you close your eyes

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good saturday morning. 6:27 right now, we're taking a live look outside in san jose. wow, orange skies, as the sun is about to rise. good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. meteorologist rob mayeda has a look at the forecast. the orange sky kind of come mouse. >> we're looking at a little bit of dust and haze in the morning, and we will see the sunrise in a little bit, chilly with the light winds. 44 degrees in santa rosa. 50 in san jose. temperatures will be trending warmer today. with low 80s in san jose. and notice san francisco, to the coast, in the 70s today, and 80s near santa cruz, and morgan hill today, 88 degrees.

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