tomorrow afternoon. we'll keep our eye on that traffic situation on 76. >> we've got you. >> stay updated with the app. thanks for watching. good morning. recovery effort. hillary clinton and her aides scrambling to explain why she wasn't more up front about her pneumonia diagnosis. the candidate herself speaking out last night. >> i just didn't think it was going to be that big a deal. >> does downplaying her health scare play right into the hands of her critics as our new poll shows the race is tightening. is this the arsonist? police step up the search for a man caught on camera running from the scene of a devastating fire at a florida mosque. investigators labeling it a possible hate crime. was the suspect targeting muslims? golden parachute. new outrage aimed at wells fargo. why the executive in charge of the unit just busted for opening millions of fake accounts is

getting a nearly $125 million payout. and lochte's bad night. >> excuse me. excuse me. >> wow. >> the olympic swimmer interrupted on stage during his "dancing with the stars" debut. at least two men arrested and lochte in shock. >> it honestly feels like someone reached inside, took out my heart and just stepped on it. >> his hopes of waltzing his way to a comeback hitting a sour note "today," september 13th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." it is a tuesday morning. willie is in for matt once again. wow, what a scene last night. >> two people were arrested when ryan lochte was dancing. more protests in the crowd. of all the protests we've seen

lately in politics and sports, competitive dancing, not somewhere we've seen it. >> we'll have more on that in a minute. politics now. right to the state of the race. donald trump hosting a rally in iowa now this afternoon before heading to pennsylvania for an event there tonight. it will be his fourth visit to those states since becoming the republican nominee. hillary clinton getting help from her husband as she recovers from pneumonia. the former president heading to california today. meanwhile, president obama hits the road for the former secretary of state as well. he's got a stop today in pennsylvania. and clinton's lead in this race is narrowing according to our latest nbc news/survey monkey poll. 48%-44% compared to the ten-point advantage she had five weeks ago. let's get right to our decision 2016 team with all the headlines. we'll start were nbc national

correspondent peter alexander. >> reporter: hillary clinton is off the trail again today, she's home here in chappaqua. she says she is feeling so much better and admits she should have gotten more rest much sooner but this morning her biggest wound is self-inflicted with campaign aides reporting she should have been more forthcoming about her pneumonia. for the first time, hillary clinton addressing her health care, calling in to cnn, clinton said she should have followed her docker to's advice to rest for five days after being diagnosed with pneumonia. >> like a lot of people, i just thought i could keep going forward and power through it and obviously that didn't work out as well. >> reporter: clinton says she never lost consciousness and felt better getting inside the air conditioned van. >> i feel dizzy and i did lose my balance for a minute. once i got in, once i could sit down, once i could cool off, once i had some water, i immediately started feeling

better. >> reporter: clinton also defending her decision to keep her friday pneumonia diagnosis fri private until several hours after sunday's incident. >> i just didn't think it was going to be that big a deal. if it happens to you and you are a busy, active person, you keep moving forward. >> reporter: speaking with charlie rose, former president bill clinton says it is not the first time his wife has powered through. >> rarely on more than one occasion in the last many, many years the same thing's happened to weather when she got severely dehydrated. >> reporter: to yfor now trump not attacking clinton's health. >> i'll be handing out a paper with large numbers with very detailed hopefully good sta tus t statistics. >> reporter: still, trump's campaign has yet to identify the doctor or even when trump got the physical. clinton is demanding trump under attack for his own lack of

transparency face the same scrutiny. >> we know the least about donald trump of any candidate in recent american history. we know virtually nothing about his business entanglements. it is really past time for him to be held to the same standards, not just as me, but of everybody else who has sought this job. >> reporter: this morning, the clinton campaign is trying to regroup to try to get back on offense. here today they are launching a new ad that highlights what they say is donald trump's repeated insults and his repeated demeaning of the american people. one other note that's important this morning. today president barack obama hits the campaign trail for his former secretary of state once again. he's going to be in philadelphia. it couldn't come at a better time for clinton. right now, compared to obama in 2012, clinton is not performing as well with some key groups within her coalition, including latinos, and young people. >> peter alexander, thank you. donald trump may not be

going after sector clinton's health but he is once again taking his rival to task for labeling half his supporters as "deplorable." nbc's katy tur is at trump tower with that part of the story. >> reporter: good morning. the trump campaign is trying to catch lightning in a bottle after hillary clinton handed him a tailor-made attack line telling a private audience that donald trump's supporters were, quote, a basket of deplorables, as you said. now those supporters are calling her out. in asheville, north carolina monday night, donald trump tried to turn the tables on hillary clinton. allowing his supporters to shame her for him. >> do i look deplorable? >> after all the horrible scandals that hillary clinton's been involved in, she has the gall to call us deplorable. unbelievable. >> reporter: clinton's insult came friday night at a private fund-raiser in new york. >> what i call the basket of deplorables. >> they're racist, sexist,

homophobic, xenophobic. islamphobic. >> reporter: trump painted his rival as out of touch. now his campaign is fund-raising off the comment and quickly releasing this new ad. >> people like you, you, and you -- deplorable. >> reporter: it all comes amid the latest instance of violence at a trump rally. monday night a protester roughed up by a trump supporter. the incident taking place shortly after running mate mike pence was asked on cnn about clinton's deplorables comment and whether it applies to white nationalists like david duke. >> i'm not in the name calling business, wolf. you know me better than that. >> reporter: pence later clarifying on fox news. >> they wanted me to start using terms that hillary uses. you've known me a long time. i'm not a name caller. i don't play that game. but we have denounced david duke repeatedly. we'll continue to do that again. >> reporter: tonight outside of philadelphia, donald trump is

expected to give another policy speech, this one focused on a child care tax deduction. joining him -- his daughter, ivanka. willie, back to you. >> katy tur in new york, thanks. nicolle wallace and steve kornacki, good morning to you. do you feel that hillary clinton has successful put this health issue behind her? >> i think people will still have ongoing questions about her health. you've covered campaigns. it's grueling and if you were really sick, you could not keep up her schedule. but i think she will continue to have to answer questions about how they handle crises. it takes them too long to get to the truth. and a republican who planned to vote for hillary clinton called me yesterday and said, good god, she's only going to be the politician to lose because of a cough. >> steve, to that point, david axlerod, obviously former senior advisor to president obama and no fan of donald trump tweeted out about hillary clinton yesterday saying, she has an ult

h unhealthy penchant for privacy. this coming from a democrat who supports hillary clinton. is this an ongoing problem for her going forward? >> hillary clinton, bill clinton as well, going back to the 1990s. go back to 1996 when bill clinton was running for re-election. one of the issues in that campaign was, will bill clinton release his health records. bob dole, his opponent, challenged bill clinton to do that. i think there would otherwise be a lot of sympathy for hillary clinton just for having to deal with a health issue like that, powering through a weekend like that. but at the same time the headlines raise that question of transparency and it reinforces what's been her biggest negative for years now -- honesty and trustworthiness. >> you might say the health headlines aren't good but in some ways it actually overtook this issue of her comment on friday night where she call half of trump supporters deplorable. now is this a larger, longer term problem for hillary? >> the road to the white house does not wind its way towards

attacking someone's supporters. she gave a speech ten days before she made that -- i think this is what she thinks of the segment of the trump base that we've all learned this new word, the alt-right, that sort of legitimatizes white supremacy. she's made a more focused case, but lurping inlumping in half supporters, yesterday trump did a smart thing. he put americans on stage, americans who did not look deplorable at all. >> david, yesterday donald trump was arguing against hillary clinton that she has disdain for a large population of the voters. he came out yesterday in a parallel universe moment and said, i wish we could just talk about policy. i want to talk about policy. she's busy being negative and attacking americans. >> she's giving him a way to respond to this on a subject where he otherwise i think would be boxed in. if you look at the polling on this, 60% of all americans think

that donald trump is racially biased, think he has biased views towards women. if hillary clinton just took that on, he would be in a tough place in terms of responding. but when you branch out and bring in a big chunk of his supporters like that, you invite him to do what he did last night, to put people up on the stage, every day people, and say, is this who you are attacking, hillary clinton? that's a different fight for her. >> she did walk it back saying she didn't mean half of his supporters. thank you both so much. coming up, fox news anchor bill o'reilly will be here to chew on some of the political issues of the day. clinton's health and also some of the recent headlines at his own network. meanwhile, there are new developments this morning in that fire that was deliberately set at a florida mosque once attended by the pulse nightclub shooter. police describing it as a possible hate crime as investigators search for a suspect. nbc's kerry sanders is in ft. pierce, florida with more. >> reporter: good morning, willie. there are some solid clues that

have authorities hopeful that they may make an arrest soon. among their strongettes evidence, a man seen running from the fire moments after it started, all captured on a security camera. investigators are examining this surveillance video frame by frame first showing a motorcycle drive up, then a man runs from the area. authorities say the bright light behind him is flames from the mosque. >> the male was shaking his hand. we're not sure, but it is possible that the male sustained burns on that hand. >> quick 12 respond priority one commercial structure fire. >> reporter: firefighters were on the scene within minutes, but much of the building was already engulfed. this morning, arson investigators and members of the muslim community are looking for clues in the ashes of the burned-out mosque. they say it is probably no coincidence it was torched late sunday night. >> i mean this happened on the anniversary of 9/11. >> reporter: and believe it may have been targeted because it is the same mosque where omar

mateen once prayed. the man who gunned down more than 100 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando. >> omar mateen probably went to walmart more than he went to the mosque here. if something happens at that walmart, people going to say, they deserve it, they had something to do with it? >> reporter: an imam at a nearby mosque says muslims here have been part of the fabric of the community for nearly 50 years. >> i am in shock of what happened. ier in expected that would happen in a maul community like that. >> do you feel safe? >> as safe as one could feel under the given circumstances. >> reporter: the front here doesn't show much damage but around the back the mosque leadership estimates the damage at more than $50,000. they set up a launchgood.com page and have already raised $11,000. they say they plan to rebuild. >> kerry sanders, thanks. now to the growing tension between the u.s. and north korea. this morning the u.s. flew two nuclear capable bombers over

south korea. this is a show of force against the north. it comes just days after north korea's fifth nuclear test. the b-1 bombers were escorted by u.s. and south korean jets. u.s. army general vincent brooks says, "the united states has an unshakeable commitment to defend allies in the region and will take necessary steps to do so." wells fargo under fire against again this morning. the banking giant was just hit with a record fine for opening millions of accounts without customer consent. now the executive who oversaw that unit is retiring with a reported $125 million payout. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest on this one. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: willie, good morning. last week we heard about the largest fine ever imposed by the consumer financial protection bureau against the bank. now new questions are being raised about whether wells fargo executives will facing any consequences. this morning the world's biggest bank is sparking more outrage. the wells fargo executive in charge of the division where

employees opened more than 2 million unauthorized accounts is retiring at the end of the year. but "fortune" reports that according to financial disclosure documents, she's leaving with a payout of more than $124 million in stocks, options and shares. >> by no means is this a small retirement package. this is one of the largest for a senior executive that i've seen in my career. >> reporter: in july, the bank's ceo describes her as one of the most valuable wells fargo leaders, a standard bearer of our culture, a champion for our customers, and a role model for responsible, principled and inclusive leadership. last week wells fargo agreed to pay $185 million in fines over the fake accounts. the bank saying it has fired more than 5,300 employees over the last five years for their involvement in the scam. to meet sales goals some former employees say they were pressured to sell account add-ones to customers, like this

man. >> at one time i had 15 accounts at once. it was just very frustrating. these are accounts i never opened. >> reporter: a wells fargo spokesperson says she made a personal decision to retire after 27 years with the, company but would not comment on her compensation. people voicing their disbelief online asking, have you no shame or conscience? and is there even justice at all? the spokesperson asked that the unauthorized accounts were identified by the company's own internal controls and that once the bank's leaders were aware of the behavior, they terminated team members responsible and worked to strengthen oversight. "we believe the changes we have made have strengthened wells fargo and will help ensure this behavior doesn't happen in the future." we were not able to immediately reach the retiring executive for comment. wells fargo has agreed to pay its customers $5 million in restitution. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. we should point out, the ceo of wells fargo will be jim cramer's guest on ""mad money"" tonight

at 6:00 eastern on cnbc. now to a big move from the ncaa. the ncaa is pulling seven championship events out of north carolina during the 2016-2017 school year, that includes ncaa tournament basketball games. march madness games that were scheduled for greensboro, north carolina. the ncaa has not announced where those events will be moved to. north carolina's controversial house bill 2 restricts transgender bathroom access and limits antidiscrimination protections to the lgbt community. in july, the nba pulled the 2017 all-star games out of charlotte. take a look at this dash cam video of a frightening school bus fire monday afternoon in college park, maryland. fire officials say the driver safely escorted all 20 children from the bus before it was fully ungefl ungulfed in flames. driver told a witness, i'm a mom with two kids. it was my job to saving them.

investigators are still looking into the cause of the fire. great job there by that bus driver. >> absolutely. dylan is in for al this week. what do you got? >> good morning, guys. we've got rain in eastern florida. it is western florida that has received so much rain lately. parts of the east coast of florida have been seeing their fifth driest season on record so we need the rain and we're getting it, mostly because we have this tropical wave that's adding in some moisture. it is getting blocked from moving too quickly from a stationary front so that's going to continue to bring several inches of rain. over the next three days, some parts like near jacksonville and daytona beach we could end up with about five to seven inches of rain over the next three days. days. that's people always say let's just get a sandwich or something. you don't just learn how to drive... or solve the world's problems... be a dad... "or something" and we don't just make sandwiches "or something" we hand-slice avocado, pull smoked chicken, bake fresh foccacia

and craft every sandwich clean from top to bottom... there's nothing "or something" about it. panera. food as it should be. good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a few clouds an a bit of fog this morning clears out, sunshine, and slightly warmer this afternoon. 85 for center city and somerton. the lehigh valley, and the suburbs warm into the 80s with sunshine and a few scattered clouds. a little bit more humidity for new jersey but still comfortable this afternoon. hammonton, 84 the high. the shore will see temperatures in the 70s along with rehoboth beach. plenty of sunshine and all those locations. a bit warmer in wilmington, 86 today. have a great day. >> and that's your latest lates forecast. >> all right, dylan, thanks a lot. coming up, ryan lochte being a burned by protesters on live television. what the olympic swimmer is now saying about that incident. and bill o'reilly is here. we'll ask him about hillary clinton's health care, what's going on over at fox news and

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7:30 now on a tuesday morning, 13th of september, 2016. you know why they're smiling? because the weather is so perfect outside in midtown, manhattan. cannot wait to go outside and say hello in a couple of minutes. >> it is peak new york weather this week. beginning with the headlines. donald trump's running mate mike pence heads to capitol hill today after looking to lock up more support for republican ticket. he'll also hold a news conference with house speaker paul ryan and other republican leaders. hillary clinton has made her first public comments about her health since she nearly collapsed at a 9/11 ceremony on sunday. in a phone interview on cnn, she said she was committed to being at the event but pushed herself too hard after being diagnosed with pneumonia. clinton added she didn't reveal

she was sick because, in her words, she didn't think it was going to be that big of a deal. >> as for the race, clinton's national lead is slipping according to our latest nbc news/survey monkey weekly online tracking poll, 48%-44%. today's campaign moment comes from vice president joe biden. he had this to say about hillary clinton's health. >> look, when you're on that schedule, working 15 hours a day, i had walking pneumonia last year. it is a reminder to slow down a little bit. >> president obama also was asked about clinton's health but he took a different approach choosing not to answer and just smiled to reporters' questions. speaking of the campaign, we'll talk to bill o'reilly to talk about everything going on in that race in just a minute. but a bizarre scene last night. ryan lochte making his debut on

"dancing with the stars," then two people rushed the stage during that live broadcast. others in the audience started booing the olympian. nbc's steve patterson is in los angeles with the latest on this. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. "dancing with the stars" definitely got off on the wrong foot for ryan lochte. the olympic swimmer looking to rehab his reputation following that embarrassing incident during the olympics in rio. yet again then, finding himself at the center of unwanted attention. >> what you bring to this ballroom is all we want to see. >> reporter: if you tuned in to "dancing with the stars" last night, this is what the tv audience saw. >> excuse me. hey, back off! >> reporter: ryan lochte was being critiqued when something went wrong. >> excuse me. >> reporter: but this is what the tv audience didn't see. a man rushed by security taken down on the dance floor in front of a stunned audience. another man is quickly whisked away by studio security. cell phone video taken by

lochte's friend and gold medalist swim i eddie moses shows another segment. others in the audience booing, yelling at the protesters who were promptly escorted out. los angeles police say the two men who rushed the stage were later arrested on trespassing charges. >> scary. have someone rushing you on live tv and have other people wearing a shirt with your name on it with an "x" over it? >> reporter: after a commercial break, ryan lochte was asked for his reaction. >> when there is that kind of strong emotion, what does that make you feel like? >> so many feelings are going through my head right now. a little hurt. >> reporter: the six-time olympic gold medalist making his debut on "dancing with the stars" in an attempt to rehabilitate his tarnished image. just weeks after lochte exaggerated claims he and three teammates were robbed at gunpoint after a night out

during the olympic games in rio. lochte later recanted in an interview with matt. >> i was very intoxicated. i have no idea why. i mean it was immature. it was childish. >> reporter: last week, the olympic committee handed lochte a ten-month suspension. lochte says he feels hurt by last night's incident but he's ready to move on. >> it's hard. i'm getting over it though. honestly feels like someone reached inside, took out my heart and just stepped on it. i'm going to keep moving forward and i'm going to keep dancing. >> the los angeles police are investigating the incident. they're calling it a pre-planned action at this point. a source close to lochte says he is doing okay this morning and plans to be right back on center stage next week trying once again to dance away from trouble. savannah? >> kind of a weird scene there, steve. thank you. dylan is in for al this morning. >> you called it perfect in new york. right? this whole week is going to be fantastic. a little bit warmer tomorrow. if you've been missing summer like weather. then we are back down to around

80 degrees as we go through the rest of this week. chilly through the northern plains, dipping down into kansas and nebraska where temperatures will be running about 20 degrees below average. highs only in the 60s. but look at the difference. charleston, west virginia -- about 91 degrees. that's 13 degrees above average. mid 80s in philadelphia. even boston today getting up to 82 degrees without all that much humidity. tomorrow it warms up more. we could be close to some records, especially baltimore, into philadelphia, washington, d.c. we'll be in the upper 80s and lower 90s with a touch more humidity. but cooler air working back into des moines. 73 on wednesday. then we will see temps slide back down into the 70s and 80s. chicago 80 friday. pennsylvania cooler at 72. new york, mid to upper 70s as we start off the weekend. charlotte, still warm on thursday but we will be much more comfortable starting on saturday in the l ow good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley.

a few clouds an a bit of fog this morning clears out, sunshine, and slightly warmer this afternoon. 85 for center city and somerton. the lehigh valley, and the suburbs warm into the 80s with sunshine and a few scattered clouds. a little bit more humidity for new jersey but still comfortable this afternoon. hammonton, 84 the high. the shore will see temperatures in the 70s along with rehoboth beach. plenty of sunshine and all those locations. a bit warmer in wilmington, 86 today. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecast. >> dy>> dylan, thank you very m. coming up, olympic legend michael phelps loses himself in an epic lip battle. but first, bill o'reilly is here. he'll give us his take on hillary clinton's health scare, what's been happening at fox news, and his

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are best sellers. "killing the rising sun -- how america vanquished world war ii japan." always happy to have you talk about your book but we always start with politics. this health care with hillary clinton. do you feel like she sufficiently addressed it or do you think this feeds into some of those so-called conspiracy theories or actual conspiracy theories that there is something much deeper going on with her health? >> i think the problem with the clinton campaign is they have to decide whether they're just going to be stonewaulling everybody all the time or just going to be up front? nobody begrudges hillary clinton if she gets ill. i'm amazed both clinton and trump can do what they do. these people never stop. under pressure. always stress. i am amazed they are able to do it. if somebody gets ill, i just put out a press release saying mrs. clinton's got a little pneumonia, she'll be out for a couple days, and that's it. what's the big deal?

i don't understand all the secrecy. >> do you think that -- i can't remember what your position is. are you on the record that donald trump should turn over those tax returns? >> i understand why he isn't so i haven't taken a position. he can't win. no matter what he does, he puts his tax returns out, the press -- which wants him to lose. mike pence put out his tax returns, nobody cared. trump knows whatever he does in that area, he's going to be destroyed. >> but isn't it the principle transparency? put them out, so be it. let the chips fall. >> it is. but his tax returns are so complicated because of all of his private holdings. if i were trump i wouldn't put them out. as a journalist i'd like to see them. >> let's talk about the basket of deplorable comment. for hillary clinton it's been a tough few days. she was talking about at the outset "half of trump supporters," racists, xenophobes. >> i was so angry i didn't think

of the line, "basket of deplorables." i love that line. however, it was written for her on a teleprompter. she had to know if she said it, just like romney got hammered, the 47% will vote for me because they want stuff, she's going to get hammered. why would you put yourself in that position to give trump this big hammer? that's exactly what happened. >> was it a window into her and the way she feels about certain parts of the population? >> no, i don't do that. i'm not a psychologist. dr. phil probably knows. i don't know. all i know, it was not a good political move to say. >> we have to ask you about what's been going on at fox news.y obviously roger ailes is longer there. you've been on record saying you support him 100%. have you learned anything in these last few months that makes you change your mind about that? people like geraldo or greta van susteren have said, in light of what i've learned, i feel

differently. >> first of all, my comments to seth meyers about what kind of boss roger ailes was. not about the case. i don't know anything about the case. okay? nothing. he was the best boss i've ever had and that's what i said to seth meyers. that's all i said. i'm not going to say anything else because i work for this company and i don't really have any insight into anything. so for once in my life i'm going to keep my big mouth shut. >> has the culture changed or has your job changed at all since roger ailes left? >> no. if you watch "the factor" every night, there's been no change. we do what we do. >> does it feel different when you walk in the building though? >> i don't walk in the building a lot. i do a lot of my work in a separate place. it is a sad situation for everyone involved. that's all i'm going to say. >> you keep in touch with him? >> you know, roger ailes was very good to me and i feel very bad for his family. that's it. >> let's talk about the book. you take on the japanese leader in world war ii. we were talking in the break. this is something that does not

get as much attention and you really shine a light. what do you hope that people who read this book take away and learn about that? >> well, i want colin kaepernick to read this book. i want the guy who won't stand up during the national anthem to read "killing the rising sun" and to understand how much brave american sacrifice to free millions of people all over the world in the japanese theater and european theater. i want colin kaepernick -- i'm sending him a copy -- to read every single word of this book and tell me he shouldn't be standing up during the national anthem. the bravery and the sacrifice that americans made in world war ii to free this world from hitler and hirohito was unprecedented in human history and i am tired of seeing our

country bismirched. >> you say it was the right call to drop the bomb on nagasaki. you also though get presidents on the record. you asked all the presidents if it was the right call. what did you hear from them? >> i asked the five living presidents to just write me a simple letter whether they would have dropped the atom bomb. three replied. carter, bush younger, bush elder. all three said yes, we have their letters in the book. president obama would not answer, and i believe because he would not have dropped the bomb. and president clinton did not answer, either. i believe political reasons, because his wife is running for president. i start the book off with reverend jeremiah wright. that's what piqued me to right this. when he said, "g.d., america, now the chickens are coming home to roost from nagasaki." i said i'm going to tell the story of exactly what happened.

it is amazing. eisenhower didn't want to drop it. eisenhower did not want to drop the bomb. >> he didn't overrule his generals. >> but truman knew that he had to to save millions of lives. those bombs saved millions of lives. so very compelling situation. >> it is a fascinating read. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> always good to have you on. "killing the rising sun." up next, carson has his hands on the new iphone four days before you will find it in stores. but first, these messages. i love ice cream pizza! peanut butter -tacos! i love ramen. anything chocolate chicken tacos, pork tacos. and now that i've learned to manage what i eat, i can still eat the foods i love. every. single. day. members have lost 15% more weight in the first 2 months than on the beyond the scale program than on our previous program and they're still eating the foods they love. that's the genius of this program! join for free and get a free starter kit. hurry, offer ends september 19th.

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nbc 10 breaking news. and we continue to follow breaking news. jammed traffic along the eastbound schuylkill expressway near girard avenue after a truck and a car collided. skyforce 10 over the scene earlier this morning. you saw a person being wheeled to an ambulance. that person is being treated for a nonlife-threatening injury. let's get an update on the commute from first alert traffic reporter francesca russ ruscio. >> the good news is all the lanes have re-opened. with the incoming traffic from the western suburbs, travel times from the blue route to the vine are going to be over 40 minutes. that's something to be mindful of. also, too, watching for an accident in lower merion along east montgomery avenue and church road, take lancaster avenue to avoid that intersection. we're watching another accident along the schuylkill as well. vai, back to you. let's get a check on the

weather with your first alert neighborhood forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> clouds around, but we're seeing more sunshine as the clouds thin out and the temperatures start to warm up. the process has begun now. 68 degrees in philadelphia. still some cooler spots for the lehigh valley and the suburbs. south jersey warming out of the 50s into the 60s and 61 degrees in delaware. the numbers will climb into the 80s this afternoon. right now we're still seeing cooler spots for andorra, manayunk in the lower 60s and 58 in somerton. the polls are open in delaware for a primary election to set up some key contests in november. democrats and republicans are choosing the state's lone congressional seat. also on the ballot, governor, lieutenant governor and wilmington mayor. the poll are open until 8:00 tonight. tap the nbc 10 app for complete results of today's delaware primary. i'm vai sikahema. we'll have another update in 25 minutes. get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app. now back to the "today" show. have a great day. see you in a half hour.

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, political ills. with critic calling for her to be more transparent, hillary clinton opens up about her recent health scare. >> like a lot of people, i just thought i could keep going forward and power through it. obviously that didn't work out so well. >> as a new poll shows the race with donald trump tightening. then, what's in a name? we'll explore the big business behind selecting a baby name as we turn to a professional for a little help. >> i didn't want to go with a super popular name. >> that's an issue for a lot of people. >> i really only have one name on my list but i'm curious to take in more names so i have more of a short list. help me. and it is a star-studded morning here in studio 1a.

♪ and i would do anything for love ♪ >> rock royalty, meatloaf, opens up about bouncing back from that scary on-stage collapse. plus, legendary carol burnett joins us to take a trip down memory lane. >> thank you. bye-bye. and we'll catch up with the america's got talent judges ahead of this week's big finale. >> this has been the most fun i have had on a show. >> "today," tuesday, september 13th, 2016. ♪ good morning! we love mississippi!

>> we got married on saturday! >> celebrating 45 years of wedded bliss! >> happy 70th birthday, mom! i love it. good morning! and good morning, everybody. welcome back to "today," as i almost just ran into our camera operator. good morning, nice to have everybody here. we're so glad to have you on a beautiful day. feeling like fall. and a great crowd out on our plaza. willie's here, dylan's here for al. carson, come over. >> sorry. kissing babies. coming up, the amazing meatloaf is here, back and better than ever. he's got some new music out. >> looking forward to that. but first, let's get the news at 8:00. we begin with hillary clinton's health scare. i'm andrea mitchell in chappaqua

where clinton is resting for another day as bill clinton pinch hits for her in california and president obama campaigns in philadelphia. and the campaign tries to undo the damage of the last few days. off of the trail again today, calling in to cnn monday night saying she's on the mend. >> i'm feeling so much better. and obviously, i should have gotten some rest sooner. i probably would have been better off if i'd just pulled down my schedule on friday. >> why not disclose she had pneumonia when it was diagnosed on friday? >> i just didn't think it was going to be that big a deal. it is just the kind of thing that if it happens to you and you're a busy, active person, you keep moving forward. >> reporter: bill clinton in an interview with charlie rose revealing his wife has experienced similar effects from dehydration before. >> rarely, but on more than one occasion over the last manily m many years the same sort of

thing happened to her where she just got severely dehydrated. >> reporter: secretary clinton e elaborat elaborated. >> i think only twice that i can recall. you know, it is something that has occur a few times over the course of my life, and i'm aware of it and usually can avoid it. >> reporter: clinton aides admitting they did not give the public enough information about her condition. >> we could have gotten more information out more quickly. that's on the staff. that's on us. we regret that. >> reporter: after weeks of unsubstantiated innuendos about her health from donald trump and his surrogates, clinton is now trying to put out a political firestorm, this one self-inflicted promising a medical update from her doctor later this week, hammering away at trump whose disclosure is only a few paragraphs from his doctor. >> we've already met a high level of transparency. we know the least about donald trump than any candidate in recent american history.

we know virtually nothing about his business entanglements, his foreign investors. it is really past time for him to be held to the same standards not just of me but to everybody else who's sought this job. >> reporter: trump now promising to share the results of a physical he took last week. >> i'll be handing out a paper with very large numbers, a very detailed hopefully good statistics. >> reporter: meanwhile, clinton's lead in our new nbc news/survey monkey online poll out today has shrunk to only four points, down from ten points five weeks ago. this as her doctors promise an update in the next few days. >> andrea mitchell in chappaqua, new york this morning, thanks. police are hoping surveillance video will help them to an arsonist who set fire to the florida mosque where pulse nightclub killer omar mateen used to worship. the video shows a motorcycle drive up to the building. a man is then seen running from the area.

officials believe the bright light that eye pierappears behis fire from the mosque. nobody was injured. police describe it as a possible hate crime. it happened just after sunday's anniversary of the september 11 attacks. a rough larndi ilanding cau camera this morning. a cargo plane slammed on to a runway in indonesia that was delivering supplies. the landing gear collapsed, then ripped away. the plane skidded nearly a mile down the runway. fortunately, there was no fire and nobody was seriously injured. just ahead, did tom brady defy the nfl's order to stay away from the patriots game during a suspension? the story behind the video we're looking at right there. and then the president of trash talk. what nba superstar steph curry just revealed about playing golf with president obama. and would you hire someone to help you name your baby? to help you name your baby? what happened with savannah and

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we're back at 8:12. miss hoda is here with "what's trending today." every so often you are watching a football game. we all know what happens. some knucklehead hops on to the field, running out there looking for are a moment in the spotlight. normally what does the tv camera do? they cut away because they don't want to encourage it. this happened at a 49ers/rams game. we are going to actually make an exception because westwood wrons radio announcer call the incident like a play. it is epic. >> he runs away. he runs to the 50. he runs to the 40. the guy's drunk. but there he goes. they're not going to get him. waving his arms. bare chested! somebody stop that man! here comes the blue coats! oh! >> that's funny. >> that's cute. >> there will be many more next

week. >> i know. that's the problem. they were encouraging the behavior. >> kevin harlan makes the most boring game exciting anyway. pretty cool. even though tom brady is suspended, he still made an appearance at sunday's patriots game. at least a guy with a really creepy mask did. check this out. you are looking at fake tom brady. this guy was rocking an eerily realistic brady mask. people were loving it posting photos with him. >> it looks like an old tom brady. >> probably the most unsettling thing we saw. >> i'm googling it right now. >> i knew it! >> they should make a line of those in other celebrities. wear them into restaurants.

guys, finally, there is a new robot vacuum. yea. it features a camera on top to help spot the dirt and it has the dyson name. james dyson always comes and tells us about his new inventions and he is here. mr. dyson, good morning. so tell us about this guy. >> it's a vacuum cleaner first. it is a really powerful digital base that goes at 100,000 rpm because we want it to suck properly. then it navigates with a 360-degree camera. it is filming you now. filming the room. working out where it is. >> so it can tell where the big mess is? >> it doesn't do that but it cleans the whole room thoroughly. >> what does the camera do? >> the camera is telling where it is, where it's been and where it hasn't been. all that's picked up on your mobile phone so you could be in

australia and you could set it off and you would could watch it cleaning your apartment and it will show you what it's seen and what it hasn't seen. it does it all on your phone. it's the intelligence of a robot. >> it really did find the dirt. that's really impressive. >> it works out across the room. when it's finished it goes into the next room, and so on. when it's low on battery, it comes back to its charging station, and off it goes again. we've had to develop this very special high-speed digital matrix. >> how much does that cost? >> $900. >> what! oh, sorry. it's certainly awesome. i'm sorry. it's adorable, too. >> it's going back to its home. >> tell us about the hair dryer

as well. >> we made a very quiet hair dryer. we've done that -- i'll switch it on. you can see. it is very quiet. we've done that by again this digital meter that goes 120 rpms. it is so fast. >> it is powerful though? can it get the frizzies out? >> it's very powerful. there. you pot this in the handle and you are actually holding it. that's the silencer, too. that helps keep it quiet. it is incredibly reasonable. $299. >> you know what? that's a fancy blow dryer. that's what it costs. >> good. >> you've got high pressure. if you've got an attachment on, the attachments are magnetic. when you put the attachment on,

it doesn't restrict the air flow so the temperature you dial here is the temperature you get. >> you have a lot of products in here. it is so fun to see your inventions. they're always so elegant. so thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on. carson, over to you for "popstart." first up, nba star steph curry getting some golfing advice from none other than the first lady. last month curry was spotted out on the golf course with president obama. later revealing he lost the game, blaming the president's trash talk. so michelle obama while she was co-hosting the ellen show tells steph, you got to fight back. >> you should trash talk back, steph. >> give him some things to say. >> talk about his ears. here's one. here's one. say twhile putting, the shadow

from your ears is really messing up my putt. >> that would be a bad idea. steph curry audited immediately. watch that full interview later today. congratulations are in order to alec and hilaria baldwin. "we are pleased to introduce you to our new baby." they of course have 3-year-old carmen, 14-year-old rafael. congratulations to that whole family. and finally, you think being the greatest olympian of all time would be enough for mr. michael phelps. but now he is looking for another medal this time in lip syncing. doing his best eminem impersonation. ♪

>> take you right back to the old days. the best performance earning michael yet another gold medal for the night. >> i wonder if that's the song he listens to in his headphones. >> carson, thank you. can you lose yourself in the weather? >> not like that. i'll go into nerd mode and talk about the weather where we do have some -- sorry. we so some thunderstorms moving through green bay earlier this morning. we had some severe thunderstorm warnings early on but those storms now moving into northern michigan. we also have a line of storms moving through iowa right now. nothing severe at this moment but we could see isolated stronger storms. it is this cold front that's moving through the midwest today. these showers and storms will make their way into the chicago area later on today. then st. louis overnight. as we go into wednesday we will see a couple of these hold together as they move through ohio and eventually through the northeast, too. but again we are not looking at widespread thunderstorms and it is really just occasiol gusty na

good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a few clouds and a bit of fog clears out. sunshine, slightly warmer. 85 for center city and summerton. lehigh valley warm up and few scattered clouds. more humidity for new jersey but so comfortable this afternoon. the shore will see temperatures in the 70s along with rehoboth beach. every day on our sirius xm channel 108. now to our special series, "expecting today." dylan and i are having so much fun and this morning we are talking about what to name little bundles of joy. >> one of the biggest decisions you will make. while, savannah, you've had some experience, i am a little nervous. >> apparently you can get help

from an expert. you can actually call a babycon. >> my maim is taylor and they call me t. >> alexander. >> natalie. >> hi. my name is jack. >> my nickname is phillip. >> shakespeare asked, what's in a name? a lot, actually. current faves, noah, mason. the classics, emily, michael, james. they are the celebrity names. blue ivy, northwest, river road. now you can hire someone to help you pick your baby's name. meet baby name consultant, abby sandell. she will work with couples one-on-one to find just the right fit. >> do you find people come to you because they don't know a name at all or there's a discussion or family that they want to name them one thing and they want to go another direction? >> yes.

i had mom who wrote to me she'd reached the end of the internet. >> what's the biggest mistake people make when choosing a name? >> we don't use our favorite name. we get talked out of it. either we think it is too popular or too weird. but somehow we decide to compromise on something that isn't the name we love. >> i didn't want to go with a super popular name. that's an issue for a lot of people. they don't want to be the 14th jennifer in the class. >> it is. and you'll hear people say i love ava but we can't use it, it is in the top five. but the important thing to keep in mind is that even the most popular name in 2016 is as common as jennifer would have been in the '70s. >> i did want to change my name for a while. dylan was hard to grow up with. now as i'm older and i've kind of found my own way, i love it. it's just different, it stands out. i feel like i grew into the name. >> i would have given a million dollars to just be bridget or amy. >> do you tell anyone else, your family, your friends, what

you're thinking about for a name? >> so i'm a little bit of a heretic because i say yes. i say go to a coffee shop and give it as your name. when the barista calls it out, how does it feel in a crowd? >> i'm curious to take in more names so i have more of a short list. help me. >> i was watching some of the segments you've done recently. one of the names that came to mind was price. you did that great segment on your grandmother. i thought that could be a really fun, modern name. theo. it is kind of fun to have those ending "o" names. they're upbeat. >> i hear theo and i think "the cosby show." >> i didn't think of that. >> that's my generation. >> one of the other ones i was thinking about was beckett. >> i like beckett. >> you could be beck later.

would be kind of cool. >> we're huge red sox fans. there's josh beckett. that kind of ties in. that's cute. >> sullivan. >> sullivan. sully for short. >> brian's irish. >> that's interesting i was also thinking about luca. the last name seems more italian and -- >> it really works. >> we've got more baby naming advice on our website. so i liked all those ideas. >> my husband loves all the names, too, especially because some were red sox related. >> you've got one locked in. >> we are 99.9% sure. >> big poppy. >> you got one? >> we have a very strong contender. but we believe that you should look at the baby before you name him or her. >> you have a short list, also? >> yes, we do.

we know the gender this time. and i'm going to spill the beans. >> what is it? >> i'm not telling you right now but i am going to spill the beans here soon on the show. i can't keep a secret -- you know what it is because i can't keep a secret. >> yeah. >> we have a top contender. but i don't think you should tell people and float the idea because then if people go i don't like that -- >> especially your own family because they want to know what you're going with. >> it's like when you meet your buddy's girlfriend, don't say what you really think because he might marry her. >> i just called the source on that story. my wife in the middle of the piece says we had no back-up for my daughter lucy. we were lucy all the way. for my son george, we also had vincent. >> we wanted something stoic like jackson james daley. you could dumb it down or make it sound presidential. just ahead, we'll catch up with comedy pioneer carol

burnett. and meatloaf. after yo good morning. just about 8:30. let's get with your first forecast with bill henley. >> on track for a beautiful day. fog and low clouds around. fog has been thinning out. you're seeing more sunshine. temperatures rise, any fog around will disappear. coatesville has zero visibility. pocono mountains light fog. that's not going to last long. sunshine in delaware. 67. there were spots of light fog first thing in delaware. with sunshine and temperatures climbing that fog will disappear, into the middle 80s this afternoon. >> let's get a check on your commute. >> take a look at this right

now. we are over in gloucester county picking up an accident on the northbound side of route 55 between 553 and 47. no reported delays in that area. two earlier. 76 major delays. we need 76 to be open. >> not one but two political heavyweights will visit our area for the push to pennsylvania. president obama will campaign for the democratic nominee hillary clinton. the president will participate in a dnc event before flying to new york city. this evening, republican nominee donald trump will speak at a private event. tap the nbc10 app for the latest on decision 2016. we'll have another update at the top of the hour. get the latest news and weather with the nbc10 app.

good morning, everybody! it's 8:30 on a tuesday morning, 13th of september. beautiful day out on our plaza. awesome crowd. everybody's so happy. we're so happy to have you along. gang's all here. everyone's kind of trickling in. trickling. carson's got charlie. got hoda here. good morning. >> nice crowd. >> i got a question for everybody. >> okay. what is it?

>> what do demi lovato, misty copeland and savannah guthrie have in common, beside being able to do a killer plie? they all have been named ultimate game changers by women's health magazine. >> the special issue highlights people who have championed women's issues this year and it includes the magazine's non-celebrity -- >> look at my cover shot. >> -- cover star. savannah made the list for her work in journalism, politics and law and for her willingness to embrace change. that special women's health game changer issue is on newsstands today. how does that feel? >> it's exciting. >> mom and i are going to buy up every copy. yeah. thanks, guys. just ahead, the judges from america's got talent give us a sneak peek at tonight's final performances, including behind-the-scenes secrets from the set. we've got movie superstar joseph gordon levitt back there, music legend meatloaf, plus icon

carol burnett. but first, let's get a check of this weather. >> gorgeous across the northeast, picture-perfect day. but in especially eastern florida, rain is very much needed and we have another chance of rain. and back through iowa, northern missouri we could see stronger storms later on today. nothing too severe expected but heavier downpours likely. the cold front slowly moves eastward tomorrow bringing rain through chicago this evening, eventually making its way into the northeast later tomorrow. we could see some isolated record highs out ahead of that front with temps back in the upper 80s and lower 90s tomorrow. as we get closer to the weekend, west coast looking good. temperatures ithe 70s and 80sn good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a few clouds and a bit of fog clears out, sunshine. slightly warmer this afternoon. 85 for center city.

lehigh valley and suburbs warm into the 80s with a few scattered clouds. a little more humidity for new jersey but still comfortable this afternoon. the shore will see temperatures in the 70s along with rehoboth beach. plenty of sunshine. >> and that's your latest forecast. guys? >> all right, dylan, thank you. boy, big night -- thank you for being here, carson. >> meatloaf's here. >> big night on nbc tonight because "america's got talent" season 11 finalists are competing for your votes. >> nbc's joe fryar got the inside scoop from judges simon cowell, heidi klum, mel b. and host nick cannon. >> reporter: tonight might be the finale for "america's got talent," but it is not the last time you'll see these five together. >> so all of you guys are coming back next year. right? >> yes. >> are we?

>> we are! yes, we are. >> can i come back? >> of course. >> you guys must have liked each other? had. >> we do like each other. a lot. >> we spent almost like an entire year together. >> reporter: this season host nick cannon, along with howie m mandel, simon cowell. >> how does "america's got talent" compare with the british version? >> that's a trick question. >> it is more fun here! >> it is, actually. i love both shows, but i have to say, this has been the most fun i have had on any show. >> i think the talent came out knowing that they got a chance to audition for the simon cowell. >> i think tonight the lyric was perfect. you've showed yourself as a group. >> i think we actually get the softer side out of him.

>> honest to god, i am the least difficult out of these four. these are the divas. >> reporter: their collective chemistry is overpowering, like a category 5 hollywood hurricane. >> heidi i was surprised about. she has a reputation for being quite icy. >> i do? >> but actually she's quite nice. >> i like that. >> spicy and icy. >> reporter: they'll concede the real forces of nature are on stage. >> this doesn't look like a talent show. this looks like the best variety show you have ever seen anywhere in the world. >> reporter: ten finalists will compete for the top prize. >> anyone think they know who's going to win the finale? >> whoever turns it on on the night, they can win the whole show. genuinely every single person, every one of them's got a shot. >> reporter: this year half finalists are singers. >> if i had to bet on a singer, grace. >> brian if it is a singer. ♪

>> i had to bet, non-singer -- john. >> reporter: or perhaps the judges are about to discover a new talent. >> by the way, if you were going to audition for us now, as a contestant, what would you do? >> i have no musical talent. the only thing i can do when i have to stand in front of a group of people is the alphabet backwards. >> do it. >> whoa! >> that was good. >> that is going to change your life. >> reporter: for now, we'll just leave the talent show to the truly talented. for "today," joe fryar, nbc news, los angeles. >> you been watching? >> how about joe fryar? >> fryar's got skills. catch the "america's got talent" finalists' one last performance tonight at 8:00.

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i know more about isis then the apprgenerals do. age. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... those are sacrifices?

love that music. it can mean only one thing. the legendary carol burnett is here. for 11 years she kept us all laughing on "the carol burnett show" with classic sketches like this one. she writes all about her time on the show in her new book, "in such good company -- 11 years of laughter, mayhem and fun in the sandbox." carol, good morning. what an honor to have you here. >> thanks, savannah. >> i love seeing that skit with the wind. we were just talking, the curtain rod dress is in the smithsonian. >> that was bob mackie's genius. he was our costume designer. i don't think too many people know this, he designed

everything we wore which meant 60 to 70 costumes a week. >> a week! that's incredible. >> you add that up with, average, 65 a week, okay, 11 years, 276 shows, that's over 17,000 costumes he designed. >> it's incredible. i'm glad you did the calculation there because i was told there would be no math. speaking of another number, you watched the bulk of 276 shows. >> actually, i didn't watch them all the way through. i fast forwarded through a lot of the sketches that i remembered, and then the musical numbers i fast forwarded through. but i wanted to jog my memory to see if there were some that i'd forgotten or that -- and there were a few that i'd -- quite a few that i had forgotten and some i would say, that's really funny. then another one i would say, that's not so funny. but it was enjoyable to go back and see how we change, how we grew. >> it's such an incredible run. i think they had 30 million

viewers. it's just incredible to think about that. why did you want to write the book and kind of walk down memory lane? >> well, the past few years i've been getting requests from other writers who said, we would love to write about your show and can we interview you and talk about it. i figure, well, i'm a writer, with i should write it because i'm the one who was really there. you know. so i decided i would do it. >> there's so much love in this book. it is not one of those dishy tell-alls where you're dishing the dirt, although there is a fun story about the time you had to fire harvey korman. what happened? >> well, he was -- harvey was wonderful. there was no question about it. but sometimes he'd be in a mood. but we could always kid him out of it. there would be no problem. he could change on a dime, like that. but then this one day we were rehearsing and he was not a happy camper and he was a little snappy with our guests, which i

thought -- you can get that way with me because i know you and it is okay, but not with the guests. so that night after the show, i went in to his dressing room. i said why were you doing -- he said, well, i'm just not happy here. i said, okay, don't come back. >> boom! >> he said what? i said, well, if you're unhappy -- but you can't talk to our guests that way and you can't bring your unhappiness to work. finally, he backtracked and he said, well, okay. i said do you want a reprieve? he said yes. i said, okay. this was friday. i said monday when we start next week though, when i see you monday morning, i want you to whistle and skip down the hallway at cbs. and so that monday, i'm walking towards the elevator by ow our rehearsal hall. it enop.ed harvey came out, we kind of looked at each other like that, and he started whistling and

skipping down the hall. i howled. then finally i had a plaque made that i put on his dressing room door that said "mr. happy-go-lucky." >> one of the things you did that everyone loved, just audience q&a. we had a couple folks on our plaza who had a question for you. we've got rene from farmerville, louisiana. go right ahead. >> good morning, miss burnett. >> hi, rene. >> i'm from farmerville, louisiana, as she just said. my question is -- i know you won several awards and i'd like to know the one that you cherish the most. >> oh. well, i think it's the very first one i ever got, which was when i was a freshman at ucla and it was my freshman year and i was majoring in theater arts, english. and i got the most promising newcomer award. yeah. and that's at home on my desk. >> its there have been so many awards after that. let's go to jack. we got another question outside.

jack, what's your question? >> hi, i'm jack from lexington, kentucky. if you were casting a 2016 "carol burnett show," who would you use as your talent? >> good question. >> meryl streep, because she is very funny and very musical. kevin spacey, because he is very funny and very musical. >> oh. >> because i'm a movie nut. you know. so those are two who come to mind right away. >> i love it. i'll sign up. i'll watch. but you got to be there, too. carol burnett, thank you so much. what a pleasure to have you here. >> thank you. >> again, the book is called "in such good company." next, joseph gordon levitt and edward snowden and portraying the whistle-blower on the big screen. big oil polluters. they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey

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joseph gordon levitt here. in his new movie, "snowden," he takes on the role of one of today's most polarizing figures. >> the whistle-blower behind what is considered the biggest security breach in u.s. intelligence history. >> most people catalog their lives for public consumption. >> they catalog part of their lives and they do it by choice. we aren't giving them the choice. we're just taking everything. >> most americans don't want freedom. they want security. it is a simple bargain. good girl! good girl. if you want to play with all the new toys, be safe, you pay the price of admission. >> lots of people. they don't even know they've made that bargain. >> joseph gordon-levitt. it is hard to find somebody who does no the have an opinion at this point about edward snowden. you've heard the binary debate,

hero/traitor. did you have preconceived notions about him? >> the truth is when oliver stone, filmmaker, first offered me the job -- well, first i was just excited and flattered. such a fan. he's made "jfk" and "born on the fourth of july" and "platoon" and "wall street" and so many great movies. but my first thought was edward snowden, i know i recognized the name but what exexactly did he do? i actually had some learning to do. >> you as part of your preparation were able to go to moscow and meet with ed snowden. what was that meeting like and what were you trying to learn from that meeting? >> well, i sat with him in an office. him as well as his long-time girlfrie girlfriend, lindsey mills. he is always frying to take the attention off of himself personally and put it on the issues that he raises, which is something that i admire about him. but, because i'm an actor, i'm

about to play him in a movie, obviously i am focused on him personally and those little human details of how he walks or how he talks or how he would shake my hand and things like that. . that was all really valuable for me. >> after you did your research you came to the conclusion he had done something good for the country, i take it. did your idea about him change at all as you went through the process and learned more around got to know him a little bit? is. >> yeah. it is funny, you google him and you get all these contrary opinions. a lot of them are really simple. what i found was, it's not a simple story. there's -- obviously he did break the law and he admits that he broke the law. but then there's examples of people who break the law who aren't necessarily doing the wrong thing like one example i thought of is, rosa parks. you know? back in her day, it was illegal where she lived for a black person to sit on the front of the bus and she was told to go sit on the back of the but and she refused. at that time that was breaking the law and half the country thought she was a criminal. but we look back and now we're

grateful that she broke that law. >> let's talk about your preparation. because one of the things i really noticed is, even in that clip, your voice. >> yeah. >> you really nailed the voice. he has kind of a distinctive deep voice. but it is not one that everyone knows. so as an actor to make that choice, that's a lot to take on. i'm going to do this movie in a voice that is not familiar to me. why did you want to do it, and was that an intimidating thing to take on? >> i mean, for me, a lot of my favorite actors are the ones who kind of disappear in to their character. you don't see the actor on the screen. you see the character that they're playing. the character that i was playing was this guy. you're right, not everyone has seen his interviews or the documentaries about him. >> were you listening to them non-stop? >> i put them in my earphones on repeat. i slept with them. i just listened and listened. >> he's got asylum in russia. he had it extended a kunl of years ago. he'd like to come home. do you think he ever gets that chance? >> you know, i don't know.

but the little bit that i've gotten to know him, i think what he cares about more than his own personal life -- i mean that's clear, he risked his life to do what he did -- is just the fact that we're having this conversation right now about government accountability, about mass surveillance. what he's always said is, mass surveillance might be right, it might be wrong, but it is a conversation that we should be having as the people. that's kind of what makes america great, we are a democracy and we all get to kind of have these discussions. so i think he's glad that the conversation has begun. >> a lot of people talking about this movie. a lot of people will go to see it on friday. thanks so much. "snowden" hits theaters this friday. next, we'll serve up a slice of meatloaf. we're going to see meatloaf. he's in our studio. but first, this is "today" on nbc.

♪ and i would do anything for love ♪ we are back with one of meatloaf's biggest hits, "i would do anything for love." >> shall we? >> he's right here! >> he first exploded on the scene nearly 40 years ago with his album "bat out of hell." to this day, it remains one of the top-selling albums in the world. how about that? >> and this friday with be meatloaf releases his newest album, "braver than we are."

meatloaf, we're so happy to have you in studio. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> we are thrilled about the new album. you scared us back in june when you had that little collapse on stage. a lot of people saw that video. how is your health this morning? >> it was nothing but dehydration. it shocked me that it went around the world like that. i'm going, there is a lot more news in the world than me. >> people care about you. >> people love you. that's why they care. >> it's the day of the cell phone and the cell camera. >> but you are feeling good? >> yeah, i'm fine. >> tell us about the new album. it reunites you with your long-time writing partner. >> it does. the song -- i kind of call it a tribute. because this is our last record together. and so -- this is my last record. so i kind of call it a tribute to jim because there was a song that we were thinking about doing called "who needs the

young" and jim wrote it when he was 19. so i got into 19-year-old character to sing the song. and it is a very angry song. >> that's what you do. you do get into characters when you do this. did i read somewhere that you wanted to release the whole album as one long symphony, like one big download, as opposed to separate songs. >> yes. >> and they said, no, no. >> well, itunes wanted tracks. because it belongs as one symphony piece. and so i did every character. i spent days with -- i call it a script -- with the lyrics getting back stories on all these characters. and did every one of them as a 19-year-old. >> really this is your last record? >> yeah. >> for sure? >> yeah, i'm positive. >> how come? >> just because i'm getting so

many offers to do film again. and i'm just getting a little -- i had knee surgery. i used to run on stage. and i can't run anymore. and it drives me nuts. >> we're going to run to buy this record. it is called "braver than good tuesday morning. let's get right to our sunny first alert neighborhood forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> we are seeing more and more sunshine. a warm day today. areas of fog in the suburbs. king of prussia, sunshine and scattered clouds. 60s now, 70s at 11:00. low 80s this afternoon. 86 in the suburbs. plenty of sunshine in

philadelphia. delaware, the lehigh valley and new jersey at the shore 70s today. >> let's get a check on traffic. >> behind me the vine tree expressway at broad street. this is going to serve as an alternate to get by with all the lane closures set in place for the presidential visit. delays from 95 to the schuylkill. to new jersey, this is within pennsauken township, watching for an accident on route 70 on the westbound side. no reported delays so far. the polls are open in delaware for a primary election to set up key contests in november. democrats and republicans are choosing the state's lone congressional seat. on the ballot lieutenant governor and wilmington mayor. polls will stay open until 8:00 tonight. count on nbc10 and the nbc10 app

for complete results of today's delaware primary. pennsylvania supreme court will hear arguments in a case that could change how school funding is divided in the commonwealth. six schools across the state filed a lawsuit claiming the department of education failed to give school children the resources they need. another update in 25 minutes. stay updated with news and weather with the nbc10 app.

. this morning on "today's take," lochte bum-rushed in the ballroom. two men storm the stage, one is tackled by security. all that and more coming up now. fro nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, tamron hall, and billy bush. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning. september 13th, 2016. if you forgot the year. i'm billy. tamron is here. al is not here. >> september 13th. my niece's birthday.

17 years old. >> is she a "dancing with the stars" fan? ryan lochte made his debut last night on "dancing with the stars." tamron, things took -- >> i thought about you instantly when i saw this. ryan lochte dances his little heart out. >> you think i'm forever linked to ryan lochte? >> i think you are forever linked to ryan lochte. >> two guys rush the stage. one is tackled by security. female protesters in the crowd that are with the guy. >> it says lochte with a circle around and a slash. lochte was a little rattled. i don't know why they cut away to commercial. "dancing with the stars," season 64. this is phenomenal! stay live here. >> they clearly need to re-evaluate their security though. i mean how did that guy get so close?

>> i think they had t-shirts like in their purses and put them on. they didn't walk in wearing those. >> the women in the t-shirts, i know how they get in. you can take off the top that you have above it. how this guy was able to bum-rush him. don't they have some kind of security around there? >> apparently derek hough. there is a report that he ran up there and yelled to the women, you get out of here, too. he was aiding in the security effort. here's what lochte said afterward. a little rattled. >> i'm getting over it though. i honestly feels like someone reached inside, took out my heart and just stepped on it. i'm going to keep moving forward and i'm going to keep dancing. >> i'm sorry. ripped out my heart and stepped on it, i'm just going to keep on dancing. >> i know it happened. i know it is not fake. but his reaction makes me wonder what's going on. >> he's a little slow on the uptake. it's okay. i know because i'm forever linked with him. >> because you know him. linked for life.

>> but who were these people? the guys are identified as sam -- i wonder if they have brazilian roots and were offended by what he's done in rio? >> clear they are offended by him, hence the t-shirt. but are they sending a larger message? what's the line from "dirty dancing," nobody puts -- >> lochte in the corner? >> i bet this is raining gold for the 600th season. >> i'm glad we've identified these men. do we have absolute truth roker is on a college tour and wasn't in los angeles at the time? someone rushed the stage, my first thought was -- could it possibly be. >> there you go. i love that moment. i could watch that every day of my life. we are happy that he is okay. i think he should have taken break. i think you should not have gone on "dancing with the stars." lay low. i know how you feel.

i respect it. i just feel he needed some time to get to know himself. >> to get to know himself? >> like why would you do what you did? we all make mistakes. >> i'm going to go on the record here again and say what he did was embellishment. the liar, liar thing, in the end of the day, was a gun pulled on him? yes. was it pointed at his forehead? no. but was it pointed at him? yes. were they lying down on the ground? no. but they were sitting down on the ground. was money demanded from them in a foreign language, even the judge said that could be determined as robbery. i see that. so, yes, in that regard. then the police chief down there says that a bathroom was totally mauled and a soap dispenser was broken, the bathroom was never entered at all. he this couldn't get into the bathroom, so they went in the back. they peed in the bushes. that's not good. he walks back, there is a poster hanging loosely, he pulls that down. that's not good. but in the end does that warrant a gun being pointed at you?

the security guards, where are they? they've never been identified. to me, bring those guys forward. they're off-duty law enforcement guys were pointing guns at 6:00 in the morning? >> i understand. he was punished for a reasons. suspended for ten months for a reason. he has owned some of his lie. >> he has. but i think we -- collectively, the media in our country rushed a little too fast and to demonize lochte. it wasn't good. it was a bad night. even the guy who ran the rio olympics, the spokesman for the rio olympics, he said, look, bad night. not that big a deal. . it is a bad night. >> listen, perspective wise, listen, we've got more serious things happening in this country. >> we sure do. >> but nevertheless, i still think that -- you know. >> not his finest night and he deserves to apologize. >> and they need better security at "dancing with the stars" because that's just crazy. as i said, we have more serious things, including the health of the democratic nominee for

president, hillary clinton. secretary clinton phoned in to anderson cooper's show on cnn last night after she had appeared unsteady and required support on sunday. here's what she is saying now about her health. >> i probably would have been better off if i'd just pulled down my schedule on friday. but like a lot of people, i just thought i could keep going forward and power through it. obviously that didn't work out so well. i felt dizzy and i did lose my balance for a minute. but once i got in, once i could sit down, once i could cool off, once i had some water, i immediately started feeling better. i just didn't think it was going to be that big a deal. >> so of course, secretary clinton was driven to her daughter's apartment, chelsea. she sounds good in that call. she is supposed to take a few days off. bill clinton was on saying that she will not be off the campaign trail for a couple of weeks. she is coming back within a week or so. meanwhile, her lead over trump is now at four points in the

latest nbc news/survey monkey weekly election tracking poll. they are at 48%-44%. but some key battleground states that have been red states for many, many years, including arizona, maybe georgia, even texas now -- texas! my home state. >> wow, imagine that. >> could be in the battleground category. we'll see. but nevertheless, that's the lacest on her health. >> what do you think about the -- i think a lot of people -- it's understandable, right? you don't want to blow up a big deal if it is not a big deal. i didn't see in the interview anywhere whether -- i'm sure anderson asked her what kind of pneumonia is this? is this walking pneumonia? bacterial pneumonia? >> it's interesting. senator chuck schumer says he had pneumonia. >> i had it. >> i will it this past year on the campaign trail. something wiped out all of our -- i was in south carolina. i got rush to the hospital. they put me on -- we talked about it this week.

levoquin. i remember holding on to the side of the bed. >> did you take it with food? >> then my doctor says to me, do not take this more than two days. he described it as a monster antibiotic. a monster. he said it will wipe you out. and it did. i don't know what she was on. but we do know that pushing through the part of our culture. we all come to work sick. think about it. how many times you should have stayed in bed but then you still did wl did what you needed to do. >> i don't think she is as aware -- a lot of people think that she has a transparency issue. so i don't think she is aware of it. i don't think she agrees with people as much. i think she stays defiant on that front. and so to release everything would probably be like a smart move, just to release everything. >> both of them. both of them. >> but in this case -- even donald didn't make a big deal out of it. and if he didn't -- >> i think the deal is -- again, i said it yesterday -- we've all said it.

the two least transparent candidates to ever run. donald trump though far more problematic, the taxes, he says he's going to release his health. but they both need to be more up front. they have to be. oh, up front. did you see -- did you see my tweets yesterday? >> i don't read twitter. >> billy's still off twitter. >> you are very bold to keep continuing to read these people's comments? >> can i share just what happened to me yesterday? i don't like to air dirty laundry but there is a happy story here. i received this tweet during our show from a watcher, lynn. she said @tamronhall should stick to discussing shoes. #nbc today show. this is after i brought out my clothes. we're doing the ladies of "today" charity, we're going in our closets and giving away. >> she doesn't want you to -- >> stick to shoes. i wrote back, well, i said i realize you would like to diminish another woman to just fashion. but i assure you, the shoes

didn't get me the job. what she doesn't know perhaps is that i'm going to be 46 on friday. i've been on tv since i was 18. i've been a reporter since i was 20. so, she writes back, you know, you're right. i was just overthe hillary rodham clinton health stuff this morning. and when i caught this segment and behaved badly. apology. >> oh, this is progress! >> i say, i say -- i appreciate your apology. me and my shoes. lol. see? i can laugh about it. #grownwoman. -- >> you're best friends! >> so in honor of lynn and in honor of the shoe treaty, guess what i got? >> stick to shoes, girl! >> look what i brought in today! more shoes to donate. these are -- st. laurent. they're going up on the auction block. these are wall streeter steiger. ladies, if you get these, they're good luck.

python -- i can't even pronounce it. that's saying something. nicholas kirkwood. what? go to work in those. >> charity. >> this is in honor of the peace treaty. i went in the vault -- oh! oh, there's more. prada. >> what do you -- what? >> she is the jay leno of fashion. i've never seen -- jay leno has 250 cars, he's never driven the same one. you've worn each one of these one time is my guess. >> they all have those great memories. i think i'm going to write down what i was doing in the shoes. >> that's a great idea. >> you go, girl. >> so in honor of the shoe treaty and our ladies of "today" auction, the vault was opened again. >> if you did only stick to shoes, you'd have lots to cover. just ahead, let's talk about shaq.

you saw shaq last night. i got lost in the middle of shaq's instagram. but i missed this particular video. wait until you see the big man in his undies dancing about for your pleasure. >> i'm afraid. >> you'll enjoy this. look who's going to hang out with us. what did we offer them to come in? >> fred, seth, bill. houston: mission allergy escape. for those who've gone to extremes to escape their unrelenting nasal allergy symptoms... houston: news alert... new from the makers of claritin, clarispray. ♪ welcome back. clarispray is a nasal allergy spray that contains the #1 prescribed, clinically proven ingredient. nothing is more effective at relieving your sneezing, runny nose and nasal congestion. return to the world with new clarispray.

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i got lost in his instagram. some kind of funky weird -- >> you look cute. like that jacket. >> here's one i missed. his latest inspired by the dancing in kanye's music video, "fade." warning, kids at home. you are about to see a big man in very little clothing. >> oh! >> i know what you're thinking, tamron, will he turn around? >> i'm not thinking that. >> no! >> yes, he will. slowly. >> oh. >> he's in good shape right now. he looks good. >> i don't know what i feel about those boxers. >> look at the shoulders. look at the movement. >> take it down. oh! >> the big man! he's an entertainer. he's so funny. >> what just happened? >> what can you not get past? there's something you can't get past. >> the underwear.

>> i think it was when he turned around. >> i need a sip. >> that's good. have you seen -- there is a new iphone. >> you think i could just recover? okay. transition. >> let's bring out our tech expert to show us the latest and greatest iphone. >> this is the 7-plus. this is exciting day. this is the larger of the two. i also brought the air pods because i know these have been trending a lot. i am a huge runner. these have not fallen out on a six-mile run. it was incredible. >> really. i have really tight ears, too. typically ear buds fall right out. >> try them on. >> the cool thing with the earplugs is you can charge them in the charger. you just have to charge the unit. you can get five charges.

>> oh, my gosh. >> it all stays tethered to the apple ecosystem. when you pull one out, it will stop playing music. >> what are you listening for? >> i'm pretending because i'm actually not hearing music right now because something's not working. but hole on. wait a minute. it's salsa. there it is. listen. >> you pull it out, it stops. >> that's what she's saying. >> why can't you share with somebody? >> that's the awesome part. when you get a call or if you want to take a call, you can listen right through. i love this for face time. i was talking to my sister and put the ear pods in and i was talking to her through the ear pods. you can double tap and siri can connect, too. >> it is a lot for me to learn. >> we have so many things, you can delete these default apps like if you don't use wallet and

stuff. >> these are so -- you haven't seen this? >> i got my own little imemoji? >> that's billy? >> this whole upgrade, new stickers, new emojis and your "today" stickers are -- >> tamron, look at you! >> that's hilarious! >> we just ran out of time but dylan's got a check of the weather, which is a great app. >> i want a sticker really bad now. >> i love those stickers. i can emoji dylan right now my sticker? >> yeah. >> my life is made. >> i'll try the weather while you figure that out. we've got some tropical moisture moving in from the bahamas. this is bringing some much needed rain to eastern florida which has been seeing one of its top five driest summers on record in some locations. we are going to see this area of low pressure try to move in. it gets stopped by a stalled front that will allow the rain

to continue for the next several days, especially in southeastern georgia and also into florida. we could end up with as much as three to seven inches of rain good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. few clouds and a bit of fog clears out and sunshine. slightly warmer. 85 for center city. lehigh valley and suburbs warm into the 80s. few scattered clouds and more humidity for new jersey, but so comfortable this afternoon. the shore will see temperatures in the 70s along with rehoboth beach. >> and that's your latest forecast. tamron and billy? >> look at this real quick. you got to get these today on the ios 10. there's tamron dancing around. these are very cool. >> i love these! thanks, dylan. up next, rewriting history.

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hard. >> when you're a genius. >> well. >> don't do that! >> we have to ride in a car with him all day. >> guys, the genius needs to ride shotgun. >> by car you mean his uber. >> it's been an hour, nobody's called me a genius. i feel like one of you guys would pick up the slack and she did it. >> you're creator, executive producer -- >> i am a terrible actor. >> bill becomes james carville. fred becomes stephanopoulos. i could never be anything other than being a wig. if i showed up, people would say, this is dumb. >> quick pause. we're out of time here. but coming up, we'll talk about their political futures. their political futures. >> you're getting into (baby la) ♪

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leave out? undefeated. >> you land carville. that's perfect! >> thank you. thank you very much. >> that's what we did, we did carville's hair from '92. >> we gave him a little extra because our show -- our budget was so -- we couldn't do a bald cap on me. it would take so much longer. >> seem like it would be cheaper to do bald. >> no. it takes a while. >> you had a monkey's butt in the back. >> that's what that wig is actually called, the monkey's butt. no, it is a thing you put on. >> you guys sound like you have quite a healthy budget. my other one is "juan likes chicken and rice." you went to colombia? >> we made on the flight made a lot of connections. >> kansas city to austin. back to kansas city. then like -- >> we want to give a shout out

to our producers. >> there seems to be more money in the budget than last season. the camera work is very -- >> that's all alex bono and reed thomas, our directors. we write these things and come up with them, then go, all right, guys, best of luck. >> did you pay these famous actors that you've been able to recruit? helen mirren? mia farrow? >> they all get paid the mini m minimum. >> fonda. i reached out to mia farrow on twitter and said do you want to do the show. >> you did. >> she was like. i said here's the show, it is about robert evans. she said, sure. >> you guys are nominated for the emmys this weekend.

we all going to get our cut-away shots as they mention our names? >> it's tough for fred because "portlandia" nominated for the same category. >> i think i want it to be a tie with all the shows. all six. this is the new america. >> you want that in all categories. >> all categories. everyone gets something. >> the problem with the emmys is there aren't enough speeches. >> you want six for everyone. >> not enough speeches. >> that show was a never-ending show. >> we got to get seth -- he needs to act in the next episode that happens. don't you think? >> thank you, billy. >> i bet you are a very good actor. >> you played a part in "portlandia." >> who in the political world would you choose? >> i don't know. i used to do anderson cooper and i would like to continue doing anderson cooper.

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joni mitchell. fleetwood. what was the moment? >> i had about a year of writing music for films which i loved doing and i will continue to do that. i was doing that for about a year and then i love listening to music in the car. it is the thing. it's where i get to flow my album. love it in the car. really loud. and then -- and in the place where fleetwood mac and joni mitchell wrote that music and you just feel the connection to where you are and that time. can you imagine? >> los angeles is a creative place. >> of course. >> we lose sight of that. >> no, of course it is. >> because of all the reality shows and stuff that come through. >> i just started doing that thing of waking up at 4:00 in the morning with these big choruses in my head. the last record had been a folk record. if it wasn't folk songs i probably wouldn't be here.

they were these really big pop songs that i haven't written since the first record in this way. but i now have this real new found mojo and confidence of being wiser and older. >> and you have a connection to us and this show. >> yes. big time. so my first tv show in the u.s., i remember going to see the guy who booked the show. i was in his office. usually it is weeks in advance. i play "black horse" in his office while he sat behind his desk. he's like what are you doing on tuesday? i was like what? >> who was the powerful guy? >> jim bell! >> thank you, jim! >> jim bell brought you on. >> yes. like last minute. i got on the show. i remember i wore this bright red dress and these big biker boots and i used my pedals and everything changed. >> jim bell discovered? >> it was an amazing experience. then i came back a couple of times and played outside.

you guys have been a wonderful support for me. >> you deserve it. thank you. >> you are in the creatively fertile area of venice beach, california. she has a single coming up you are going to love. more in a moment but dylan has a check of the weather right now. thanks, guys. we are going to see a chance of heavier rain on the east florida of florida, also in southern wisconsin and into iowa today. with that cold front moving eastward, it is beautiful in the northeast but tomorrow as that cold front gets closer we'll see late day showers. especially through ohio an then eventually on wednesday night we will start to see some of those showers in it the northeast. back behind this front though, look how much more fall like it gets. temperatures own in the 60s and 70s. lower humi di good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a few clouds and a bit of fog clears out. sunshine. slightly warmer this afternoon. 85 for center city.

lehigh valley warm into the 80s, few scattered clouds. a little more humidity for new jersey. still comfortable this afternoon. hammonton 84 for the high. shore will see temperatures in the 70s. plenty of sunshine. bit warmer in wilmington, 86. >> and that's your latest forecast. she's been warming up and it sounds really good. don't go anywhere, k.t. tunstall is about to perform her newest single live right here after this. ♪ the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. they happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. folgers, the best part of wakin' up.

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and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a" from the nra. he's not for you. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. idonald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done

in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. hey, everybody.

>> what's going on? >> hanging out with an icon. >> we have powerful people coming in and out of this studio every day but we rarely get legends. and we get carol burnett today! >> but we also have new orleans cooking. we're going to make up some gumbo. and we have our "guys tell all." we are a big show. >> how about you? >> i would be honored. >> and have a little gumbo with us. narrator: terrorism here at home. fourteen americans killed in a san bernardino mass shooting... but after this tragedy - when pat toomey had the chance to ban

suspected terrorists from buying guns - he voted against closing this loophole for terrorists - and with the gun lobby. katie: we have to do everything in our power to keep guns away from terrorists who threaten our way of life. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because we can't risk our families' safety on a loophole. good morning. sunshine in store for your tuesday. we are seeing plenty now that the fog is out of the picture and clouds had been thinning out. few clouds and bright sunshine in new jersey. 71. the lehigh valley was completely cloudy this morning. scattered fair weather clouds. sunshine and 3:00 temperature of 80 into the middle 80s this afternoon. the humidity stays in check today. it's on the rise tomorrow. >> a check of the roads with

francesca ruscio. >> the schuylkill will serve as an alternate route for the lane closure for the presidential visit. travel times stacking up. stand still traffic heading to the western suburbs. this will take you over 70 minutes. >> happening today, battle over katie mcginty e-mails goes to court. lags year's pennsylvania republican party requested mcginty e-mails for the six months she was wolf's chief of staff. the republicans filed a claim arguing they withheld e-mails to protect the democrat senate candidate. s itt closed all campuses last week. the fast track enrollment runs until 5:00.

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