the circled zone. the earlier traffic alert cleared about 15 minutes ago and the rest of the bay is clear. >> all right, that's what's happening "today in the bay." we're back at 7:25 with a live news jep date. >> and the midday show at 11:00. see you then, have a great friday. good morning, breaking overnight, one-two punch. massive storms hammer the east coast with heavy rain and high winds, power knocked out to hundreds of thousands. while out west a dangerous new wildfire roars to life near los angeles. residents ordered to leave in a hurry. we're live on both coasts with the very latest. a house divided. >> the resolution is adopted. >> for just the fourth time in u.s. history, a formal presidential impeachment investigation is launched, a vote straight down party lines. >> it's a sad day because nobody comes to congress to impeach a president.

>> they don't really want to get to the truth. they want to remove a sitting president. >> the stage now set for the country to see the evidence in televised public hearings. don't rejoice, stark words from isis to americans overnight in a disturbing new warning. the terror group's first message since the raid that took out its leader and what we know this morning about the man who will replace him. >> those stories plus emotional exit. >> i am leaving now because of a double standard. >> the scathing resignation speech from congresswoman katie hill forced to leave after she says she's a victim of revenge porn. new evidence emerges in the disappearance of a young college student in alabama. >> and thrillers. >> garoppolo, pettis, touchdown. >> the san francisco 49ers hold on against the arizona cardinals to remain unbeaten, and the world series champions washington nationals return home to a hero's welcome, today,

friday, november 1st, 2019. from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody, good morning, welcome to "today" on that post halloween friday morning. it was a lot of tricks in the weather, not a lot of treats for folks. >> new york we had a tiny window where everything was just perfect, almost like summertime, for others, not so much. >> and it got intense later in the evening. this wild weather our top story this morning, storms and bitter cold forcing millions in the eastern half of the country to alter or cancel their halloween plans and overnight out west a new round of wildfires and evacuations ordered near los angeles yet another new fire erupted overnight. we've got complete coverage. we'll start with those storms out east. nbc's kathy park is surveying the damage out on long island. hey, kathy, good morning.

>> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. mother nature delivered some scary moments overnight. you see on this home behind me, the winds really picked up, uprooted the tree and slammed it right into this home. fortunately no one got hurt, but this morning millions are waking up to a big cleanup ahead. a line of severe storms racing across the east coast overnight. hundreds of thousands waking up this morning in the dark after intense rains and powerful winds knocked out power. in queens, new york, a lightweight roof blown off this building and left dangling. >> all of a sudden, and i heard like a screech and a boom, a hard bang, so i was assuming it was a crash, and i come across the street. i see this hanging right here. so you know, it sounded like a hurricane. >> reporter: in the new york city suburbs, a young girl was left with broken bones after a tree suddenly snapped and fell on top of her while she was trick or treating in her new

rochelle neighborhood. upstate in buffalo, several people were rescued from their vehicle after getting trapped in a flooded viaduct. in pennsylvania, dangerous driving conditions, down south in greensboro, south carolina, severe winds toppled power lines and trees. homeowner ashley scarborough returning home to find her house crushed. >> it's been a lot to process. we got tricked for trick or treat this year. >> reporter: trees also coming down in atlanta, one even fell onto an suv killing the driver. a possible funnel cloud was also spotted in southwest virginia. on thursday, that same storm system turning halloween into a major disappointment, mother nature serving up the worst trick of all to residents in the midwest with snow. >> shouldn't be snow on the pumpkin, you know. >> reporter: how does it feel out here to you? >> cold. >> cold. >> i'm cold.

>> reporter: in denver, extreme cold dropping the temperature to a bone chilling 8 degrees with over a foot of snow this month, it's the snowiest october for the mile high city in a decade. the cold forcing parents to make last minute costume adjustments. >> lots of layers, hats, gloves. >> thankfully the costume came with a hood. >> reporter: and because of the dangerous weather overnight, a lot of the halloween festivities were postponed for either today or tomorrow. and white the rain has moved out of the area, the wind gusts have stuck around. and so has the fringgid temperatures. yesterday in the 70s, but today we'll be in the 50s. back to you. >> we can already feel it, kathy, thank you very much. now to the wildfire emergency out in california. as we mentioned a dangerous new fire exploded near los angeles overnight, but there is some encouraging news. historic winds that have fueled

some of the flames are finally dying down. nbc's gadi schwartz joins us with more on this. hey, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda, just as firefighters thought they had everything under control, this blaze breaks out in the hills of santo paulo. it is starting to die down, but right now it is all when protecting those homes. overnight it prompted the evacuation of nearly 8,000 people. hundreds of firefighters back on the front lines after a week relentless conditions. on both ends of the state crews attacking the flames on the ground and from the air dropping fire retar dant and water and trying to keep the flames from thousands of homes. and in the kincade fire, for one

local group of firefighters, this was a chance ice for redemption. this week for 36 hours straight they worked to protect a community they were unable to save two years ago when the tubs fire burned down 3,000 houses including some of their own. >> we lost the whole area behind us. that was huge this time when this fire came through, everybody came, all hands on deck. >> reporter: for now their fire lines are holding, the winds finally subsiding. but what has created conditions so dangerous they have been given a new name from the national weather service, extreme red flag warning. first an explosive combination of vegetation from the weather hurricane wind gusts and humidity, all that fuel growing under ageing electrical lines that can spark infernos in seconds. on top of that, new houses in hillsides, millions of cars driving near brush, raising the question is this the new normal. >> we hope it's not the new normal but that's kind of what it's heading. >> reporter: the santa ana winds

forcing the evacuation of retirement homes, families, and hundreds of horses. firefighters now recouping their strength for the next round of extreme red winds that could strike at any time. >> we want this fire season to go away. >> reporter: a season that is already seen 6,000 wildfires across the state with experts expecting it to last two months longer than normal. one more pretty alarming note. around 3:00 in the morning, on the other ridge, there was reports of a loud explosion. some sort of boom that was loud enough that it woke people out of their beds. at this point firefighters say they are looking into it, they don't know what it was. but it shows you how dynamic the situation is. everybody hoping that these winds die down later today. >> thank you so much. al will have more on those fires, the storms and the bitter cold temperatures in a bit. now to the morning's other big top story, the president only the fourth president in american history to face formal impeachment proceedings and as expected the vote in the house

was deeply divided. no republicans supported the must have and two democrats broke with their party to vote against it. nbc's peter alexander is at the white house with details, what comes next. peter, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is a significant step forward in the impeachment inquiry. with that vote, house democrats detail the format for public hearings. the stage now set for impeachment proceedings that in modern history have only happened for presidents nixon and clinton. house speaker nancy pelosi on stephen colbert overnight. >> this is about fairness. as i said this is about the con forward with this and no decision has been made to impeach. that's what the inquiry is about. >> reporter: this morning impeachment battle lines, both democrats and republicans digging in for a high stakes clash. >> those in favor please say aye. >> aye. >> reporter: that historic vote along partisan lines green lighting an impeachment inquiry

into president trump. >> this is not any cause for any glee or comfort. what is at stake in all of this is nothing less than our democracy. >> reporter: republicans accusing their political opponents of trying to subvert the will of the voters. >> democrats are trying to impeach the president because they are scared they cannot defeat him at the ballot box. why do you not trust the people. >> reporter: the president unleashing another furious tweet storm saying the do nothing democrats failed the american people. bashing the process as an impeachment scam. >> the democrats are desperate. that's the only way they're going to try to win the election this way because they can't win it the fair way. >> reporter: the vote has a public phase of the process, incoming nationally televised hearings that could sway the american's views whether the president should be impeached and removed from office due to his dealings with ukraine. >> the task before us is a

solemn one, how each member approaches the vote and the days and weeks ahead may be the most important service as members of congress we will ever pay to the country and constitution that we all love and have pledged to defend. >> reporter: president trump's allies insist he has done nothing wrong. >> trying to put a ribbon on a sham process doesn't make it any less of a sham. >> reporter: the president in a new interview overnight defending that ukraine call telling the "washington examiner" at some point he's going to sit down perhaps he said to do a fireside chat on live television, a reference to fdr's radio addresses in the '30s and '40s, he will read the transcript of the call because he says people have to hear it. when you read it, he says, it is a straight call. >> on another subject, the president now changing his primary residence to palm beach, florida. what is that all about. >> the president no longer declaring himself a new york resident.

making this announcement on twitter overnight. he and his family are making palm beach, florida, which is home to his mar-a-lago resort their permanent residence. the president blames new york politicians who have treated him badly, despite the fact that he says he has paid millions of taxes there. andrew cuomo tweeted good riddance, it's not like mr. trump paid taxes here anyway. he's all yours, florida. >> peter alexander at the white house, thank you. craig joins the table with breaking news international. isis delivering a new warning this morning to americans and the terror group's first message since the raid that led to the death of its leader. today's senior international correspondent keir simmons is following this one for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning european intelligence sources telling nbc

news known extremists are being watched more closely as isis again threatens the west and names a new leader. after the dramatic u.s. raid on abu bakr al-baghdadi's compound, isis confirming death of its leader, and announcing its successor, abu ibrahim al-hashimi al-qurayshi, western intelligence agencies racing to identify who he is officials say he may be a former senior isis leader who helped lead a branch of al qaeda. in its audio message, isis warned the u.s. not to celebrate baghdadi's death, urging fighters to seek retribution security services on alert, fearing isis cells may look for revenge. >> they may accelerate operations they have in the pipeline particularly targeting europe i would guess and i would be very concerned as the holiday season comes on here, the

beautiful christmas markets. >> reporter: while the charge of the military coalition in syria and iraq says the fight against isis is far from over. >> the mission itself hasn't changed in eastern syria, there are still presence of daesh there. >> reporter: this morning one american isis bride telling an nbc news camera team, there's no love lost for their former leader, al-baghdadi. >> most of us don't care most of us didn't like him. >> reporter: the name of the new isis leader may be an assumed name, designed to suggest that he is a descendant of mohammed, and craig, intelligence officials that i speak to talk about capability and intent clearly isis' capability is much reduced but what they're trying to say this morning their intent to target the u.s. is just as strong. >> keir simmons in london thank you. now to the fiery farewell in washington, california congresswoman katie hill stepping down over allegations

of an affair with a member of her staff delivered an emotional final speech on the house floor yesterday and she blasted what she sees as a sexist double standard that led to her resignation. nbc's kristen welker with the story. hey, kristen good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, katie hill was a rising star in the democratic party but she did announce her resignation last week amid allegations of an inappropriate relationship with a staffer, which she denies in that fiery speech on the house floor, hill apologized for her own faults, blasted what she called dirty gutter politics and even took direct aim at president trump. >> i am leaving now because of a double standard. i am leaving because i no longer want to be used as a bargaining chip. >> reporter: in an emotional and at times incendiary address on the house floor, katie hill delivering her first remarks in public since announcing she would resign from congress him who faced an ethics probe for allegations she had an inappropriate relationship with a staffer, apologized to those she has let down.

>> to every little girl who looked up to me, i hope that one day you can forgive me. >> reporter: the california democrat who identifies as bisexual also spoke to nude photos posts online, showing hill with a former female member of her campaign. >> i'm leaving because of a misogynistic culture, enabled my abusive ex to continue that abuse. >> hill said her thursday appearance on capitol hill marked the first time she's left her home since the pictures hit the internet. >> i went to the darkest places that a mind can go and i've shed more tears than i thought were possible. >> reporter: but hill says she did not want her presence in congress to become a distraction. >> there is only one investigation that deserves the attention of this country. >> reporter: using her final vote as a lawmaker to approve the proceedings in the impeachment inquiry. >> we have men who have been credibly accused of intentional acts of sexual violence and

remain in board rooms on the supreme court, in this very body and worst of all, in the oval office. >> reporter: and hill saved some of her most pointed comments for president trump. >> i voted to move forward with the impeachment of donald trump. on behalf of the women of the united states of america, we will not stand down. we will not be broken. we will not be silenced. >> reporter: now, nbc news has reached out to hill's estranged husband. so far, no response. her attorneys tell us they are looking into legal action for those leaked photos. meanwhile, the governor of california will need to hold a special election to fill hill's seat savannah >> kristen welker on the hill for us, thank you, kristen. how about we talk football now. there are only two undefeated teams left in the nfl, one of them is the san francisco 49ers. >> seconds left in the first quarter. it's caught, kittle breaks one

tackle, another, wow, what a touchdown. >> look at george kittle, a 30 yard touchdown catch the 9ers go on to beat the cardinals 28-25. so now it's just san francisco and new england. both of those 8-0 on the season. >> meanwhile, those washington nationals, i don't know if you saw this, ladies, they got quite the hero's welcome when they arrived home that's the plane carrying the washington nationals, taxiing through a water cannon salute, and that is ryan zimmerman, he is mr. national, the nationals celebrating their first world series title in franchise history. the parade, by the way, scheduled for tomorrows kind of you and your wife lindsa afternoon. >> that's kind of how i picture you and your wife lindsay, waving the flag at home in connecticut, because you're so happy. >> we have done that before. >> you going to go to the parade tomorrow. >> we'll be there. how about the weather, al, how is it going to look. >> good thing it's not happening today because it would be pretty

windy. we have 54 million people impacted by high wind warning, wind advisories, wind gusts up to 65 miles per hour we're going to be watching this because here's what happened, that halloween storm last 24 hours, ahead of the storm, record setting temperatures, a strong low level jet stream, a fast moving cold front bringing heavy rain, thunderstorms, snow back to the midwest. for this morning, look at these wind gusts, predicted wind gusts, 65 miles per hour in syracuse, 44 boston, 29 in ashburn and as the day wears on, downed trees, power lines, airport impacts going to be doing weekend traveling look for problems in washington, new york, dc, buffalo, driving an 18-wheeler, worry about i-90 from boston to cleveland, portland to richmond and new york to cleveland around i-80. that's what's going on around the country, we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds

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and that's your latest weather. savannah. >> all right, al, thank you so much coming up overnight developments in the desperate search for a college student in alabama missing now for more than a week the new evidence this morning pointing to foul play in the case. and kids, cannabis and new concerns what the surgeon general is saying to us about the dangers of marijuana use on young brains but first, this is "today" on nbc. shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association. not authorized by a candidate or committee controlled by a candidate. disclosures at sfethics.org.

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i'm laura garcia. we are getting some breaking news in to our u.s. newsroom. eastbound lanes of the bay bridge are shut down close to the toll plaza. >> we're looking at this horrible shot from the camera there. operators are moving it, there is the police activity, closing eastbound 80. there is no traffic getting off of the bridge right now. somewhere between the decline and right here the toll plaza they're running around right now because of that activity. let's show you on the map as we continue to track that from our various views and try to find out exactly what's going on, but you cannot access oakland from san francisco right now. you see the backup solid from treasure island and building as folks leave the city.

the westbound commute is open and that is moving with the distraction. you may see that from the toll plaza, but it's obscured by the buildings. eastbound 80 at the bay bridge getting away from the city and in toward oakland right now locked up the toll plaza with police activity. we hope that will clear up soon but we're finding more details. the rest of the bay moves smoothly so to avoid that commute, come down to the san mateo bridge or go east across that bridge, san rafael in toward richmond. we'll send it over to the traffic flow as we look toward the rest of the bay and the palo alto view, traffic is just kicking in, kari, there's some sun, back to you. >> also is busy here in san rafael, as people are headed out in the north bay, we've been tracking the coldest temperatures in the bay area this morning, now at freezing in napa. it's 49 degrees in san francisco and 44 as you head out the door in san jose, and after this cold start we have nice recovery for the afternoon with highs reaching into the mid-70s. the weekend forecast is looking pretty good, as we get ready to

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coasts this morning. in the northeast, hundreds of thousands of people are waking up in the dark after intense ou elec rains and powerful winds knocked out electricity to hundreds of thousands. a lightweight roof blown off the building in new york was left dangling in power lines and in buffalo several people had to be rescued from their vehicle after being trapped in a flooded viaduct, that same system serving snow to people in the midwest. a new fire in southern california, the maria fire near santo paulo prompted the evacuation of nearly 8,000 people hundreds of firefighters are back on the front line after a week of relentless conditions. officials say due to conditions on the ground, california's fire season could last two months longer than normal >> and now to the latest on a massive search for a missing college student in alabama her name is aniah blanchard, she's 19 years old and she disappeared more than a week ago. this morning police have new

evidence pointing to foul play in the case. nbc's blayne alexander joins us this morning from auburn good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning, officials are gravely concerned. they say it's possible aniah could have been harmed now a task force with nearly a dozen agencies from local police up to the fbi are all working to bring her home this morning a desperate search is underway for 19-year-old aniah blanchard. blanchard, a student at southern union state community college disappeared more than a week ago. now police fear she could be in danger after finding evidence inside her car suggesting foul play >> it's overwhelming, but i'll tell you aniah is a very special girl and she loved everybody, and so caring. >> reporter: blanchard was last seen on october 23rd she spoke to a friend by phone just before midnight police released this surveillance video showing her at a convenience store in auburn around that time two days later her badly damaged car was found 60 miles by the

way at an apartment complex in montgomery. >> it is completely out of character for her to be off the grid like this, and not in contact with her family. anytime someone's gone for that long, you have to be concerned for their safety. >> reporter: police say they are exploring a number of leads including the possibility that blanchard was going to meet a man she had connected with on a dating app. >> i can't see my daughter doing that not at that time of night. >> reporter: now a passionate plea from her family. >> she's a special girl and we need to get her home. >> reporter: including from blanchard's stepfather mma competitor, walt harris, the ufc announcing a $25,000 reward, and one of its top fighters, john jones adding another 25,000 of his own. as the search for blanchard continues, a community and her close friends are holding out hope for her safe return >> i just want to say to whoever has her or whoever knows anything, saw her that night, just please, please let us know, and please bring my best friend

home >> so blayne, we know the police released those photos that we just saw of that damaged car do we have any idea what caused the damage >> reporter: craig, we do not. police say that it is clear that the car hit some sort of a fixed object say they don't know if it happened while she was in the car or after >> reporter: blayne alexander there for us in auburn thank you, we certainly hope someone comes forward with some sort of information. still to come this morning, more states of course pushing to make marijuana legal, and as that's happening, the surgeon general is sharing a warning with us about its dangers on young brains, and kate snow has that story right after this. these eggos are so warm and fluffy, golden and crispy

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this morning on "in-depth today," marijuana and its impacts on the young people who use it. >> in the states where it's legal, there are growing calls to raise the age limit to 25 >> nbc correspondent kate snow is here. >> this summer the u.s. surgeon general issued a rare advisory, warning adolescents against using marijuana because their brains are still developing until age 25 some studies show thc, the compound in marijuana that gets you high can negatively affect your brain we traveled to california where cannabis is recreationally legal over the age of 21 we talked to a group of young people between the age of 22 and 25 who legally use marijuana a show of hands, ready, how many people used in the last month? last week? today?

today. >> students rana, isha, cameron, and alejandro are regular users of marijuana, all 25 and younger, i met them inside a legal san francisco pot dispensary and smoking lounge to talk about their cannabis use. when did you all start smoking >> i was about 22, 23 years old. >> when i was around 19 or 20. >> around 13, kind of my friends were doing it. >> i was 15. i used out of curiosity. >> reporter: they're some of the 9 million young people between the ages of 12 and 25 who reported using marijuana in the past month by january, it will be legal in 11 states and washington, d.c., and more states are considering it but some medical studies link frequent marijuana use among young people to deficits in attention, memory, and iq, even a greater risk of psychosis. health officials are on high alert because the young brain is still developing until the age

of 25. >> my message is simple, no young person should be using marijuana, period. >> reporter: vice admiral jerome adams is the u.s. surgeon general, he took the rare step in august of issuing an advisory, the third of its kind. >> it's become normalized, accepted, people think it's less dangerous. unfortunately it's more dangerous than ever. this is not your mother's marijuana. >> reporter: meaning it's more potent. >> reporter: it's more potent, also in chocolate, gummy bears, and you have more danger. >> if there are health risks, why use it at all. >> there's a benefit, at a lower dose, i don't get the psychosis, i feel the euphoria. i can connect to myself. >> it calms me down. it kind of feels like a hug. if we're talking about risks, we would have conversations about why even drive a car, why jump out of an airplane, why even cross the street because there's

a risk to that >> reporter: alejandro you're using every day, are you concerned that your iq could drop, your cognitive abilities could drop. >> when i started consuming daily, it happened during the course of law school it's allowed me to see my field from a different perspective. >> reporter: does it scare you at all having started as a teenager you did any damage. >> it doesn't really scare me or worry me use is not abuse a lot of it is knowing how your body reacts to it and how much you should take. >> reporter: they point out the medical research is mixed. two recent studies found little evidence to suggest that adolescent marijuana use has a direct affect on intaellectua decline. >> what age do you think it should be legal. >> 18. >> 21. >> 18. >> when someone is 18, they should have the autonomy to do what they want with their own bodies. >> reporter: the group says honest conversation is key >> as long as there's legal

consequences for the people under the age of 21 or we're missing the whole point. we're not having conversations about the potential benefits and risks which prepare people to make their own decisions. >> you would think an adolescent brain, of course it's affected. >> there isn't enough research that's the one thing the young people we talked to and surgeon general agreed on, more research needs to be done the surgeon general says the administration has made it easier to do that research because marijuana is a schedule one drug he is concerned that because weed is legal in so many places that young people have this impression that it's totally safe, and he's arguing it is not. >> he makes a good point too about the chocolates and gummies that makes it an easier gateway than smoking >> and meanwhile, you host this show "relentless" with kate snow and tonight you have a compelling hour.

>> relentless is about someone fighting for justice for their loved ones. tonight it's a woman fighting for herself abby honold, a junior at the university of minnesota, she says she was raped on a football saturday she said police didn't take her seriously. the case against the man accuse the was dropped. and so she outed him on a public blog and for two years she would not back down. and then other women came forward. i'm not going to give it all away she then becomes an advocate for survivors. it's a really powerful story. >> you have good stories tonight, 8:00, 7:00 central, on oxygen we'll look for it. let's scoot over to al and get a check of the weather. >> the cold front that brought severe weather look at the changes in temperatures it has brought in the last 24 hours. behind the front, look at this, cleveland, 25 degrees cooler right now than it was 24 hours ago. 37, temperature change in atlanta. 21 degree temperature drop in washington, but out west, it's

actually warming up. here's the deal, that jet stream taking a big dip, and so right now, we've got a winter storm, i should say, freeze watches, freeze warnings and frost advisories for 90 million people stretching from texas all the way into new england, damaging for plants and crops it's going to be a frosty morning. during the day today, temperatures anywhere from 10 to 22 degrees below average, stretching into tomorrow that coolness stays into the middle atlantic states all the way into the early part of next week that's what' good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have a cold start here as well with some frosty conditions in the north bay, but then we look at our high temperatures, it looks pretty nice for the afternoon. we'll be reaching into the low to mid-70s for the inland valleys, and even warmer tomorrow. by sunday morning, it's time to fall back, setting your clock back one hour and we're going to keep this weather pattern going into early next week. san francisco reaching the upper 60s today with just a touch warmer for tomorrow afternoon.

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netflix charges 12.99 for its standard service, so does amazon for its annual prime membership, which includes streaming content. hulu is 11.99 if you don't want to see ads compare that to disney plus, loaded with everything from disney and pixar movies to star wars and marvel films, it costs just $7 a month, about half that of the major players apple tv plus is 5 bucks a month but offers far less content for now. the good news, with these services, there's no contract so you can cancel at any time. >> we're going to see more consumers definitely watch a show or a series of shows they love than say apple, stop the service for a few months, maybe go to netflix, from there go to hulu. >> reporter: if basic tv is all you want, the average cable or satellite bill is $107, compare that to a streaming service with basic channels like hulu live or youtube tv add in the price of internet

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all right folks, looking right here, adjusting my volume, breaking news, which is what's going on right here, getting off of the bay bridge in the oakland side, this is the toll plaza camera, looking at only three lanes open. at least three lanes are open, better than it was before, but we're looking at the police activity going on, san francisco police activity from what i'm told on the opposite side of the bay, but the problem is, with those lanes restricted and the closure we had earlier, getting away from san francisco is jammed up solid along the lower deck from treasure island again in toward san francisco, so basically all of the eastbound direction from the skyway in to oakland consider that not the way you want to go right now. you have some options as i step out of the screen, looking to the north of the bridge into richmond from san rafael to the south, looking at eastbound

highway 92, san mateo bridge, anywhere avoid the bay bridge eastbound is okay, kari but that's the jam right now. >> wow, crazy start to the friday morning, as we get ready to head out. chilly temperatures, light breeze as we take a live look outside in san francisco, and our temperatures have been very chilly, even below freezing in the north bay, with santa rosa now at 32 degrees. we also have some upper 30s in parts of the tri-valley, with our high temperatures today reaching into the mid-70s. we have more weather like this going into the weekend. laura? >> thanks so much, kari. happening now, four people killed after a late night shooting at a halloween party in orinda. police so far not confirming what witnesses told our crew that the house where it happened was a short term rental on airbnb. still don't know if any of the details on the people who actually died but head to our twitter feed where we are posting updates. calfire posted an update on the kincade fire. containment is slightly higher

overnight, now at 68% containment. the number of homes destroyed inched up to 141. on our home page the full update.

it's 8:00 on "today," coming up, wicked weather, severe storms slam the east coast, heavy rain, powerful winds causing power outages and major damage. while out west, a new round of fires breaks out in southern california. we're live with the latest. then, don't fall behind, get ready to turn the clocks back this weekend as daylight saving time comes to an end. what does that mean for your sleep schedule and your health, dr. oz is here with what we need to know. and halloween behind the scenes. >> tell me about it, stud. >> from the rehearsal, to the reveal. >> see what's happening, am i

making it happen. >> a look at how we put it all together. today is friday, november 1st, 2019. >> i'm here with my besties, from wilmington, ohio. >> hey, wichita, kansas, it's tim's 80th birthday. >> girls trip from arlington, texas, yeehaw. >> yeehaw is right, it's friday, we say good morning, it is november 1st. we all remember the october to remember. >> oh, i remember. >> we're going to do one better. >> it's not november to forget, they rejected my suggestion. >> i like that. >> it's all new november. >> so this is how we're kicking it off, you guys, on monday, how about this, both jada pinkett smith, and tim mcgraw will be here. >> i love that. and on wednesday, we will catch up with oscar winner dame helen mirren. >> a good one.

i'm flipping out already. >> in addition to the stars, all month long we're going to help you prepare for the holiday season, ways to save on shopping to creative entertainment ideas. a dangerous night of wildfires leave yet another challenge for the firefighters on the front lines. gadi schwartz joining us with the latest state of the emergency out west. >> reporter: right now it is all about structure protection. we're at the community where this ridge above us is burning right now, the wind finally starting to settle down. but below that, you can see all those homes and this morning firefighters have rigs and fire trucks parked in almost every driveway making sure no embers cross over. this is basically the situation all night. the winds aren't the same type of winds that we've seen throughout the northern part of

california and southern california that have been blowing at extremely high speeds. those hurricane force gusts are for the most part over. right now we're talking wind gusts of about 20, 25 miles per hour. things are settling down, so aircraft should be able to get in here, start working on the hillside. and this could become a black zone, a buffer zone where the fire comes up to the homes but in the future protects it from any other growth. that is all dependent on the wind. everybody here hoping that the winds stay down the rest of the day. savannah, back to you. both sides are digging into for a historic fight in the impeachment investigation. let's get the latest on that from nbc white house correspondent peter alexander at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, president trump is now only the third president in modern history after presidents nixon and clinton to face formal impeachment proceedings. this vote in the house on thursday almost entirely on party lines, two democrats breaking with their party to

vote against it. the move now sets up the format for public impeachment hearings. the house speaker nancy pelosi saying it is about fairness. republicans argue it's another effort to try to undo the 2016 election. all of this of course focuses on the president's july phone call where he urged ukraine's leader to investigate the bidens. president trump is dismissing it as what he calls an impeachment scam. in a new interview, he defends that call saying at some point he's going to sit down, perhaps, he says to do a fireside chat on live television, a reference to fdr's radio addresses in the '30s and '40s. people have to hear the call to hear he did nothing wrong. >> peter alexander, thank you. general motors is recalling 600,000 suvs and pickup trucks because of a software problem that can activate the brakes. if that happens, the vehicle can pull to one side, and that increases the chance of a crash.

the recall covers chevy silverados, suburbans and tahoes, gmc yukons and sierras also involved here gm says the risk can be eliminated by using the two-wheel drive mode until repairs are made. a dramatic armored car robbery was caught on camera now the fbi is looking for three gunmen security video shows the guard opening the door of a brinks truck outside a bank two had handguns, the others had an ak-47 style rifle, the kneeling guard was held at gunpoint, two suspects unloaded bags and made a getaway. the armored car guard was not hurt. >> it is friday, how about a little boost. a basketball coach in virginia pulled a surprise out of his playbook that caught his players off guard. he gathered everybody in a circle for a team bonding exercise and took off his sweatshirt to reveal the big secret that he wanted to share

>> one other thing, we got a new player your old coach is going to be a dad. >> the players were digging that the coach's announcement, a few of them literally jumping for joy over the good news congrats to that coach. falling back, dr. oz on how this weekend's time change could impact your health and sleep if you're not careful, some things we can do to ease the transition to shorter days. all right and we are pulling back the curtain on our halloween spectacular, a behind the scenes look at those costumes, dance numbers, and how did it come together but first, these messages. it's just a cough. yeah right, and i was born yesterday. (indistinct announcement over pa system) i'm a baby! what?

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end this weekend, savannah. >> you have an extra hour of sleep, yes, that is the good part but the overall transition can be bumpy, so we asked dr. mehmet oz. >> you'd think this is a home run. >> that's right. >> you do snore, lindsay is right. >> you need a cpap. >> nodding in agreement. >> the reality is it's like getting jet lag, we're putting the whole country into jet lag falling back, it's better than the spring, increases stroke rates for about a week after so you don't want to have a problem, plus you might run into problems with your kids. they get up at 4:00 in the morning like coal miners, everyone is unhappy. how do you set it up >> what can we do like today in preparation. >> actually, you have to start today. go to bed a half hour later than you normally would >> perfect and tomorrow night, make it the

full hour. >> half hour tonight, full hour tomorrow and the reason you do that is you want the whole family, kids included to shift back to the new clock so they get up at the right time of the morning, they're getting up at odd hours, you're not in the right place emotionally. two parts to the plan. craig, take a nap over there >> your eating? >> it's when you eat, and i'm back here next week talking about intermittent fasting >> we're trying to do that. >> we're on an 8 and 16 right now. >> do that tomorrow, and the whole country should because the second part of our plan which is all over social media, and we'll put it on our site, do what al is doing, eat early, finish dinner before sundown, and don't eat until the next morning, take 16 hours off because you don't just mess up your mind when you have a jet lag problem like we're going to tomorrow, you mess with your intestines. you don't want to get up in the middle of the night to go to the

bathroom >> after sundown what are you going to eat in bed. >> the second big problem, al is a flight risk. the second big problem we have is that people's mood changes this time of year. the sunlight is gone in the afternoon, and there's a significant increase in symptoms of depression. people can't deal with the fact they don't have light. you need to have something like the light therapy lights if you're one of those folks. >> savannah told me to get this. >> i love this. >> this is the thing we ordered on amazon. >> you're staring into a lamp, how can that be good. >> your face and eyes have to see the lamp. >> what is it emitting. >> visual light, no uv radiation, you won't get more hormones that change when you see too much radiation. >> can you just put a big bulb in it. >> is it proprietary to that light. >> you want to get the spectrum of visible light from the sun but not the uv radiation what these things do that's so elegant -- >> it's not a tanning bed.

>> i feel better already. >> it releases serotonin, that's the feel good hormone. this turns that on that's part number one, and it increases your alertness you ever sense you're a little dull in the winter, that's because your body never sets its circadian rhythm use it at least a half hour a day. second big issue, vitamin d, 20% of the population has a problem in the summertime. half the population doesn't have enough vitamin d in the winter you can get the vitamin d from mushrooms, salmon and shrimp are fantastic sources, but most people, take a supplement, a thousand units of vitamin d, most people will do better vitamin d is a hormone, an important processing part of your body. you need enough vitamin d. >> do you have to have it on a full stomach. >> very easy >> what comes out of the sun, vitamin b? >> sun makes you vitamin d, you need the uv lights, and i don't want people exposed to uv lights

in your home >> where do the fuzzy socks come in. >> these are all about the temperature. in the wintertime, the temperature goes down and people start fighting more and more about the temperature. >> what's the right temp. >> whoever wants it colder is right. ideally between 60 and 67 degrees. here's the reason socks are important, if you wear socks, you won't feel cold, arteries relax, and open up people who wear the socks go to sleep eight minutes faster. >> when you get up to go to the restroom, you're freezing. >> you cuddle when you get back in carson over there cuddling in the bed, warming it up for you >> who would have thought this weekend, going back one hour, you have to take into consideration all of these things. >> it's super simple, go to bed a half hour later tonight, a 16 hour fast tomorrow full hour tomorrow make sure you get your foodie,

eat early in the day, and make sure you get your vitamin d all winter long, simple easy and you'll win. >> thanks. weekdays, check your local listings, al, a check of weather. let's take a look. a little snow still left behind that system pushing through. we had the cold front moving in. all in all, not too bad. widespread chills today into saturday, texas all the way into new england. morning lows at or below freezing, damaging for plants and we've got strong winds today, high wind warnings, wind gusts, up to 65 miles per hour from the virginias to new england. we'll give you some time to eat, al. here is a look at the forecast as we get a live look outside in san francisco. all clear skies and a little breeze. it has been very cold and starting out now with temperatures below freezing in the north way. we're going to see more days like that but rebounding nicely.

going into the weekend we'll see our highs in the upper 70s, inland, and going into next week with san francisco today reaching 67 degrees. and that's your latest weather. craig. >> we've got a full house for "pop start." >> parting of the red sea in the teleprompter >> did you see it? >> we'll take care of you. >> first up, we've got one final celebrity costume round up for you, lebron james went all out for halloween as edward scissorhands, or as he put it, lead ward scissor hands, a little split between himself and johnny depp in the movie. tom brady and gisele got the family together for a group photo, tom going full star wars, storm trooper, gisele went as mother earth before trick or treating for halloween, and tom couldn't hold back when he saw a skeleton peyton manning.

jennifer garner showed off her second costume of the day, a pretty convincing dracula, smoke and all. we here in the studio got dressed up for trick or treating, i understand i mean, we had the whole show, we've got the graphic wall up, what did you guys do last night? what were you, savannah, what was the family. >> frida, her choice, and charlie was thomas the train >> we were skeletons mother-in-law makes the costumes every year this year we went as a family of skeletons. >> how about hoda kotb. >> we went as sesame street, kept asking are we -- sesame street, kept asking are we there yet. >> we had a panda, we have a japanese anime characters. >> calvin was a golfer and i was his caddy. >> oh, cute. >> photographic people >> i'm the first one, this is the first time nobody went trick

or treating. >> but you gave out 900 king-sized candy bars. >> not king-sized, regular. >> we did a little "game of thrones. >> we have everybody's picture of the candy bars. >> take our word for it, we were what we say we were. it's been 24 hours since our huge halloween extravaganza, and while it looks seamless to you at home, there are dozens of people working hard behind the scenes to make it all come together here's a peek behind the curtains today's halloween production is a meticulous dance backstage, grease is the word. >> tell me about it, stud. >> this is who i wanted to be when i was a little girl i wanted to be bad sandy >> and we're dancing into halloween like -- >> staying alive, staying alive.

>> is it happening >> john travolta i'm channelling you. >> these two making this iconic dance look easy. wow. >> and nobody -- >> puts baby in the corner >> i'm ready to have the time of my life. >> time to do this it is. >> i kind of feel like this is how you do this. >> 5, 4, 3, 2. >> you got it.

>> 6 degrees of peter alexander. >> everybody cut, everybody cut. >> halloween morning, a race to change before it's show time >> time for a quick change >> danny zuko? >> let's dance >> this is johnny, i'm baby. >> oh, my gosh >> hey, sandy, let's go. we've got a halloween show >> tell me about it, stud. >> oh, my god. i'm sorry. >> happy halloween >> it was so much fun. by the way, today.com, we ran the poll asking which today costume was the best, your

winner, sheinelle jones. on more levels than one. >> and topped only by the fact that i was looking on twitter yesterday and ms. janet jackson tweeted at sheinelle. >> what did she say. >> it was surreal, she said thank you for doing this tribute. she put the whole thing. it was surreal. >> wedding, birth of children and yesterday. >> a wedding you plan the whole year this was a couple of weeks. >> we loved the show, all the anchors looked so great. everybody was like, sheinelle. people see you, you read the news and they see you with those moves like janet jackson, and it blows your mind. >> i got notes from my old babysitter and the big brother of my childhood best friend, and they're like you used to do this stuff in the basement all the time i've watched it on my phone over and over and over. >> we were all dorks in high school nobody expects you to dance that well.

>> in high school, we see all of those skits and homecoming, it's just like that. >> it was more than that it was more than that. >> so good >> perfect >> it was fun, though. thanks to our staff. >> i got to practice with my little ones. that was fun >> oh, yes >> i said you got to be carson, and so they were playing >> how cute. >> and charlie, see charlie's there, too you just have to wait for him. >> that's so cute. >> one of my favorite parts of yesterday was when we all saw each other for the first time. it wasn't until i started talking that willie even knew who i was. >> there was so much suspense because it was raining and we weren't sure it was safe, especially for the real dancers to be out there. it was like an ice skating rink when we practiced in the morning. >> they kept saying it's dry now when we did the rehearsal at 5:00 a.m it wasn't quite dry. >> way to go, jimmy. >> our whole crew is incredible.

>> halloween is officially over. that can only mean one thing, they ran a christmas ad someone told me during the show. kicking off the holiday season, what better way to do it than mariah carey's "all i want for christmas is you" released 25 years ago, if you can believe it, the album so popular, certified quintuplet platinum, and now teaming up with amazon with a gift guide, and she has a special message for us and all of her fans. >> hi, "today" showed, it's that time of year today is the 25th anniversary of my first christmas album "merry christmas" done when i was in the womb i'm celebrating by re-releasing it with some previously unreleased recordings and of course some songs you may know an early happy holidays to you and yours. >> today.com to learn more about the anniversary album. you guys ready for some christmas music. >> let's do it. >> she should come and do it on

the plaza. famed designer, stella mccartney will join us about her life and career. and miranda, can't wait to hear from her. after your local news and weather. four people are dead after shots were fired at a party last night. it was a half mile from a bart station, it happened at a home rented out on air bnb and about 100 people were inside. four people were rushed to the hospital, there is no update on their condition as of yet and we're told that some of the party goers are students from a college in oakland. right now a look at your commute, mike, it looks like the bay bridge is back open now. >> yeah, a few more details on that. there was a police

investigation, it sounded like a car to car shooting in the area, we have more details coming up, we want to show you all lanes of the eastbound 80 are open at the toll plaza. we still have slowing down over from treasure island and backed up all of the way into san francisco, from the highway 101 things are really jamming up eastbound. we'll have recovery, but that caused a pick back up. more folks might want to go down to the san mateo bridge. the rest of the base is great, thank you. >> thanks, mike, a update again in 30 minutes. announcer: 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. it's an

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larissa, what's up how are you? we saw your -- >> el paso. >> el paso, texas. >> i saw your son through the window and wanted to wish you luck is this your first one. >> first new york city marathon. >> how many other marathons. >> 32. >> wow, i was expecting two or three. >> we're from the run el paso club, and so they have done a lot of marathons, and triathlons. >> and she's very fast, very fast. >> i would imagine so if you run 32 anyone else on the plaza doing the marathon here in new york city a lot of marathoners here's the thing, we want you to come back on monday with your medal. >> we're going to be leaving >> send us a picture. >> okay. we'll send a picture. >> congratulations and good look making us look lazy. >> a good marathon crowd on monday morning, coming with their medals. >> i'll be carb loading but no marathon.

a pioneer in the fashion industry is here, designer stella mccartney will be joining us, we'll talk about her work, and growing up as the daughter of a famous beatle. and big day for miranda lambert, we're going to talk to the grammy winner about the release of her new album, and she has a live performance for us. and joy bauer putting a healthy spin on classic desserts, it's cheat friday. >> and we've got scott wolf too. and on the fourth hour, willie and i we throw down it is a sandwich making show down it gets vicious but it's a lot of fun, me and willie. >> meanwhile, it's the first day of the month which means jenna has her next book club read for you, and here she is. >> nothing to see here by kevin wilson is a read with jenna book in november, and i have to tell you this is one of the best books i have ever read it's a little beauty of a book,

and if you had told me i would fall in love with a book about two friends whose paths diverge until they come back together because they need to take care of two twins who self-combust, i would tell you this is not the book for me but it is beautifully written, laugh out loud hilarious and so sweet that you will cry because of the beauty of the writing. i loved it i loved it i loved it, so read with us. >> i like the illustration on the front. >> and the book comes with the read with jenna label too. >> and you know who else loves it, our crowd, every single person gets a copy "nothing to see here" by kevin wilson to get your copy head to today.com to buy the book. you might find a few surprises there. and join the fun reading with jenna on instagram. okay mr. roker, before weather check this out, savannah and hoda, gracing the cover, highlighted as america's best friends.

>> that is the sweetest. >> i like that. >> they're both pretty fly anyway. >> thank you, roker. >> love you. let's get a check of the weather. >> but first. >> this sunday night football weather is brought to you by verizon, the network more people rely on. >> let's check your weather, see what we've got going on. we start off with your weekend, the weekend outlook. we're looking at a nice quiet weather pattern down through the south. chilly in the plains, rain and snow showers around the great lakes, sunday, sunday, sunny skies in the northeast, showers in the northern plains, out west things finally calm down, and in fact, we've got the marathon on sunday, new york city, perfect weather, mostly sunny, light west winds by the start of the marathon, about 45 by the end, it's about 53 degrees, a beautiful day for the tcs marathon in new york city. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your ne good morning, i'm kari hall, a lot of sunshine and we will

keep our clear skies. it will warm up today and we will reach 75 in the south bay. and napa today expect a high of 76 degrees as well. going into the weekend we warm up just slightly and we keep the mostly sunny skies, no high wind vermo events in the forecast and it will stay dry from now into the middle of next week. that means one thing when you hear that music, it signifies the best night of the week because it's time for sunday night football night in america. that's right the undefeated patriots heading into baltimore, that's right, it's going to be beautiful, we're talking about mbp bank stadium. there's no roof but they're not going to need it it's going to be clear, it's going to be chilly, it's going to be 42 degrees for the best night of the week, sunday night football night in america.

savannah >> al, thank you so much coming up next, so excited to sit down with fashion designer, stella mccartney, so much to talk about you are a trendsetter in a lot of different ways, and we're excited to talk to you. nbc.ut first this is "today" on

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meghan markle at her wedding, world class olympians. and icons along the red carpet in 2013 the english designer was honored by the queen for her service in the fashion industry. >> this is amazing, incredible, a very proud moment. >> born into rock royalty, stella spent her life in the spotlight as the daughter of sir paul and linda mccartney, and her passion for the runway began at a young age, her very first project when she was just 12. >> ultra suede, black jacket, the salmon pink lining, it became clear that she was going to become a designer. >> stella studied fashion at london's top schools and in less than a decade had her own label, she advocates for ecofriendly business practices. >> we need to live in harmony with planet earth, we need to live in harmony with our fellow creatures. >> a lifelong vegetarian, she

does not use leather or fur in her lines, and launched stella cares, the charity aimed at raising awareness about breast cancer she lost her mom to the disease in 1998 and she partnered with adidas for the first post mastectomy sports bra, through platforms on and off the runway, stella is working to redefine the future of fashion. stella good morning. >> good morning. >> it's like this is your life >> i know. >> we were watching that piece together, did i do that, i don't remember that. >> i'm going to watch it every day when i wake up made me feel good about myself. >> daily affirmation it's fun to watch your journey, of course you were born into this famous family, and you have come out and really made a name for yourself how important was that to you? >> important you know, i was very aware of the kind of eye on us as a family unit, and also, you know, just being pre-judged and trying to find my own sense of self

within all of that, yeah, it was really important. >> and it seems like you had a sense of style in your genes, your dad says it started when you were 12 years old with the black jacket, which sounds really cool. do you still have the suede jacket. >> a fake suede, even then i was championing animal awareness somewhere, it's probably come right back into fashion, too >> everything comes around, doesn't it you were ahead of the trend in terms of sustainability, and that's always been important to you, so how are you putting it into practice, and how hard is it to do in the fashion industry >> well, it's hard it isn't easy. i think if it's easy, more people would come on board with it i do it in so many ways, my god, the biggest impact that we have is not using leather or fur or animal glues and, you know, i don't use pvc we have just spent three years sorting rayon that comes from sustainable wood, because rayon is cutting down trees, 150 million a year. >> i read a fact this morning

that really shocked me, the fashion industry is more responsible for emissions than maritime shipping and international flights combined i was kind of shocked to hear that. >> we're one of the more harmful industries to the planet and not enough people know it. i think i'm trying to make it, i'm trying to make sustainability feel stylish and sexy you shouldn't notice that i'm wearing an organic jump suit or my sneakers aren't made out of leather, you shouldn't sacrifice style for sustainability, but at the same time we need to get the information through. we just need to make changes we can do it. >> you're doing another thing that i think is really cool, you're just announcing a compression bra, for women who have mastectomy, you lost your mom to breast cancer why was this important to you? >> for exactly that reason i was with a friend a few years ago and she had just had a double mastectomy, and took me back to what my mom went through.

the double mastectomy bras are so demoralizing and you're going through that and you can't feel feminine and sexy, and celebrate your body, and my aim really was the stella mccartney care foundation is to give everyone who has had a double mastectomy one free. >> do you ever let yourself think about what your mom would think if she saw all that you have done and all that you have accomplished >> i don't stop to think about that really because i think i just hold that within me all the time i know that she would be super proud. you're going to make me cry. >> i think about your mom, well, i just told you, i grew up in tucson, and your family had a ranch there, and you have spent some time there, too, and that was a special time with your mom, and she loved the west and loved the outdoors. >> and you know, it's funny coming here, and being in new york, she was a new yorker it's great

i think about her every day. she's in me and i see her in my kids, and i think in a sense i'm sort of here trying to carry on, you know, what she left behind >> can you believe i have gotten this far and i haven't actually mentioned your dad which is the most famous mccartney, we have to admit, he was just in the front row of your fashion show not long ago. >> he's a good front rower. >> what was more exciting having your dad in the front row of your fashion show or when oprah came to your fashion show. >> i'm going to have to say my dad because it's my dad, but i have to say, oprah blew me away. she texted me, i'm going to come to your show tomorrow. this is not oprah, somebody hacked my phone. this is a joke yeah, she came oprah bloody winfrey >> we're showing you, you were very excited, i love that. your dad actually wrote a children's book about being a grand dude you've got four kids. >> my son beckett came up with that name. >> it's so good, i love it >> does he call him grand dude >> they all call him grand dude.

he is a grand dude it couldn't be more appropriate. >> he plays with the kids a lot, i mean your kids are older now. >> no, he's a great grandpa. he's also a rock star so it's hard to pin him down, but when he's around, he's great. >> stella it's so fun to catch up with you. thank you so much for being here >> thank you for having me. >> we really appreciate it. >> thank you >> savannah, stella, thank you, look who's in 1a on a friday morning, country superstar miranda lambert, congratulations, new album dropping today "wildcard." >> yes >> we're going to hear all about the new album and miranda is going to perform for us live but first, this is "today" on nbc. shouldn't they go to prison for as long as the law allows? chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers association.

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in history it's crazy. >> that is nuts. today she is out with her 7th studio album the title is "wildcard" aptly title of this named. why did you pick that as the title of this album. >> i just felt like it was perfect for the emotion of the record it's kind of, i don't know, it's pretty upbeat and fun but i got to talk to you back in october, last october, and it was a wildcard up my sleeve, the queen of hearts, to remind myself to be the queen of my own heart, sometimes you need a reminder, and i felt like this record was a number 7. >> would it be weird if i copied your tattoo, that is the coolest idea and i'm in love with your pink guitar. this album is very joyful and you wrote the songs is that kind of like the place you are in in your life right now. >> i am. i usually use my life for my heart and being happy is definitely reflected in this

record. >> your husband is super hunky, i was paging through the pages of "people" magazine, it's a great article about you and it does talk about that place in your life, and also talks about the music, and it says that, your music it's got a different sound, a different vibe, what are you going for. >> a throw back, country and rock 'n' roll tones and i used a new producer in jay joyce on this record. you work with a new producer, you get new energy just by doing that. >> what are you going to sing for us today. >> i'm going to do my single "all comes out in the wash." >> i like it take it away ♪ if you wear a white shirt to crawfish boil stone washed jeans while you're changing the oil ♪

♪ when you find yourself while you're changing the oil ♪ ♪ when you find yourself datinga the bridesmaid's ex you accidentally bring him to the wedding whoops if you pour yourself a merlot to go ♪ ♪ you dip your fries in the kitchen up on a bumpy road you spill the beans to your mama sister got knocked up ♪ ♪ in a truck at the 7-eleven don't sweat it cause it will all come out all come out in the wash ♪ knocked up ♪ in a truck at the ♪ it will all come out in the all come out in the wash, every little stain every little heartbreak ♪ ♪ no matter how messy it got yo take the sin and the men and you put them all in and you put that heartbreak ♪ ♪ no matter how messy it got you take the sin and the men and you them them all in and you put that sucker on spin ♪ ♪ you got frisky with your sucker on spin ♪ ♪ you got frisky with your boss at the copy machine you drunk dialled your ex-husband don't remember a thing ♪ tablecloth

♪ had a fancy dinner at your mother-in-law's spilled a1 sauce on her tablecloth don't sweat it tide stick will get it ♪ ♪ it will all come out, all come out all come out in the wash ♪ ♪ every little stain every little out in the wash it will all come out all come out in the wash ♪ ♪ every little stain every little heartbreak no matter how messy it got ♪ ♪ you take the sin and the men and you through them all in andu you put that sucker on spin ♪ ♪ put that sucker on spin you all got to put that sucker on e this every tear drop every white lie every dirty cotton spin ♪ ♪ and the laundry list goes lik this every tear drop every white lie every dirty cotton sheet let

it line dry ♪ ♪ all the mistake all the wild streaks that's why the good lord made bleach ♪ ♪ it'll all come out all come out in the wash it will all come out all come out in the wash ♪ e ♪ every little stain every little heartbreak no matter how messy it got ♪ ♪ you take the sin and the men you put that sucker on spin and you throw them all in and you put that sucker on spin ♪ ♪ you put that sucker on spin you all got to put that sucker on spin ♪ ♪ and around and around and around we go round and around e and around and around we go ♪ ♪ and around and around and around we go round and around and around and around we go ♪

♪ woo >> yep, yep, love it >> that was joyful >> thanks, you guys. that was awesome all right, the new album, it is called "wildcard," but wait there's more, miranda is the focus of willie's sunday sitdown. be sure to check that out on "sunday today," we'll be back in a moment, but first, this is "today" on nbc kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there.

all right, thank you, again, miranda lambert, the record is called "wildcard." >> that song is an earworm still humming. >> go to today.com, there's more stories there. >> what's coming up. >> we have janet tomorrow, just kidding. we're going to take you to one

of the most popular staircases in new york city, all because of the new joker movie. everybody is flocking here to take selfies. >> locals aren't happy about it. i got willie geist as my cohost, that's all you need to know. >> we've got maria schriver guest hosting today, and we may not have janet but we have the next best thing. >> thanks miranda. >> next is your local news and weather. have a great weekend. >> thank you good morning, it is 8:56. four people are dead after shots were fired following a packed halloween party. this is south of highway 24 by orinda bart station. the home had been rented out for air bnb and that about 100

people were inside at the time. we know that four people were rushed to the hospital but there is no update on their condition. we're also waiting for information on the people who died. witnesses said some of the people at that party were students at laney college in oakland. happening now, we have a crew speaking with police. we'll have a live update for you just ahead and in our midday newscast. we're also posting updates. all lanes open again in the eastbound direction of the bay bridge. a shooting involving two cars stopped traffic for about 30 minutes. no word of any injuries, but all lanes were closed to allow chp to investigation and look for evidence. also we're following developments in the story for a update at midday.

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live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. this is the 3rd hour of "today." >> good morning, everyone. and welcome to the 3rd hour of "today," i'm dylan here with al, sheinelle, craig left us but we have maria schriver in his place. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. >> good stuff. >> we've got an aweme show too. we've got so much coming up. joy bauer is here for our cheap day friday, lemon bars, all with a lighter spin. people have been e-mailing or instagraming their cheap mills, cinnamon rolls or cheesecake. she'll takt