throughout the morning. you can always get realtime weather and traffic. good morning. stuck in place. much-needed supplies for hurricane victims in puerto rico sitting in shipping containers at the port president not enough drivers to deliver them. it's happened again. a second even bigger rock slide in as many days at yosemite's el capitan. what is going on at one of america's crown jewels. break in the case. police investigating a possible connection between a man arrested in colorado and thes e mysterious unsolved murders in indiana. was his that eerie voice captured on one of their cell phones. all that plus our secret jfk

files, under lock and key for decades, about to be released. outpouring of support after julia louis-dreyfus reveals she has breast cancer. and ain't no crying on the plaza, because one of the hottest names in music, camila cabello, is performing live. today, friday, september 29th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on this friday morning. and it's been a busy week. >> a long, hard week for the people of puerto rico. longer than a week, actually. >> like ten days, now. that's where we're going to start this morning. our top story. the situation in puerto rico becoming increasingly dire. water, food and power remains scarce, ten days after maria's direct hit.

adding to the problems, containers with much-needed supplies are stuck at the port of san juan. gabe gutierrez is there. good morning. >> reporter: the reason many of the containers are still here is because of communications nightmare. there's no power, no fuel, and drivers aren't showing up to get the supplies. the acting homeland security secretary is set to visit puerto rico, this as the trump administration is pushing back hard that growing criticism that the federal government was caught offguard. at san juan's port, thousands of shipping containers, supplies are just sitting there and not getting to people who need them in the wake of hurricane maria. >> we have not scaled up quick enough. russel honore says maria is a much bigger challenge. and the trump administration isn't doing enough.

>> we have to do better than we were doing now, otherwise we're not going to get this done and people are going to suffer. >> reporter: the white house says there are enough people on the ground, including relief workers and troops. >> the president is behind you. >> reporter: the president tweeting, fema and first responders are doing a great job in puerto rico. d docks and electric grid, dead. elaine duke is flying into puerto rico today. >> i'm very satisfied. >> reporter: at the cruise port, thousands of evacuees, standing in sweltering heat for hours, waiting to board a cruise ship for florida. amy has been trying to get back to new jersey for days to see her kids. you literally cannot get off this island. if this ship didn't show up, i wouldn't be home until october. >> reporter: pit ball, trying to

help. many sick people here are in dire shape. hospitals themselves in critical condition, waiting for fuel. >> right now, the island is working 100% dependent on power generators. power generators are not built to last forever. >> it's not sustainable. >> reporter: the army is helping deliver diesel fuel to the hospitals. and the pentagon has appointed a three-star general to oversee the relief effort here. >> a bad situation. gabe, thank you very much. now, to a new and frightening rock slide on el capitan. there was a massive rock fall on wednesday that killed a man and injured his wife. miguel almaguer is there for us. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. that's el cap behind me, a

soaring slap of granite that's been crumbling the last few days. after eight major rockslides, this park is still open. dramatic video captures the terrifying moment. a wall of dust and boulders, thundering down the el capitan rock formation. the white crowd crashing 3,000 feet to the valley floor. drivers watching as rocks come careening down the face of el cap. it's the second rock fall in as many days, striking without warning, at the peak of criming season. >> we need that ambulance. >> reporter: the falling rock injuring one man. taken first by ambulance and then flown out of the park. the roadway below el cap, cut off. the dust making it impossible to see. at the summit, three climbers breathing a sigh of relief. >> we honestly wondered if the entire side of the wall we were

standing on was going to collapse. it was horrific. >> reporter: the slide, leaving a gaping hole in the monolith's southeast face. it comes after a rock fall killed 32-year-old andrew foster of wales. his wife suffering serious injuries, airlifted out of the park. the national park service says this latest rockslide was significantly bigger than the first. >> it's huge. ten-times bigger. at least. >> reporter: el cap, one of the most challenging climbs in the world, is a top destination for those living on the edge. rock falls happen at yosemite about 80 times a year. but it's unclear what triggered the latest slides. park rangers say rockslides are about everyday life here in yosemite. and despite the new rockslides, there's no increased threat. the park remains open.

and at this very hour, there's climbers ascending that mountain slap behind me. >> miguel, thank you. there's a lot more to get to this morning, including the growing controversy around health and human service secretary tom price. he is apologizing for taking flights. but will he save his job? hallie jackson is here this morning. >> reporter: this morning, the mea culpa from secretary price comes a s amid growing controve of his plane rides. and that's all hitting turbulence. >> this morning, a pricey payback. >> we heard the concerns. >> reporter: health and human service tech tear tom price doing damage control after his expensive plane travel.

. some $400,000 worth of flights. at times, mixed government business with personal visits. and now, new word, price wracked up another $500,000 by using military jets on an overseas work trip, along with his wife. the health and human services committee says price covered her bill. but underscoring the difference between those and a domestic charters that invite fare scrutiny. now, putting price in an uncomfortable spotlight. >> i look forward to regaining the trust that some of the american people may have lost in the activities that i took. >> reporter: the secretary now says he will only travel commercial. no exceptions. and will pay back money for his seat on those private planes. about $51,000, part of the total cost. >> i work at the pleasure of the president. the president is a remarkable leader. i'm incredibly privileged to

serve in his cabinet and work on behalf of the american people. >> reporter: does he think the president has confidence in hm?l >> we're going the work through this. i think we have the confidence of the president. those comments coming after a flu shot for the health s secreta secretary. but no booster for his boss. >> tom price says he has your confidence, is that true? mr. president? silence from president trump. but his press secretary responding when pressed on whether price will keep his job. >> we're going through this process. we're going the conduct a full review and we'll see what happens. >> reporter: price's position after head of hhs, comes after repeated failures to reform health care. and he moves on to tax reform. >> it's called a middle-class miracle. >> reporter: but new fallout, as his top economic adviser stops

short that middle class people will see a tax cut. >> i cannot guarantee that. you can find me someone in the country where they're taxes may not go down. >> reporter: details on this tax plan are still limited. and the details are what could be so controversial and time-consuming for law officials to figure out. and a senior official says the policy will be the backdrop for the president's speech in front of a group of manufacturers this morning. here's a story from washington that will make you feel good. a return home for steve scalise. he returned to capitol hill for the first time since the shooting that left him gravely wounded. [ applause ] scalise received a standing ovation as he walked on to the house floor on crutches. this moment coming 15 weeks after the congressman was shot in the hip when a gunman opened

fire during a practice for the congressional baseball game. >> i'm definitely a living example that miracles really do happen. when i was laying out on that ball field, the first thing i did, once i was down and i couldn't move anymore is i just started to pray. >> scalise praised the capitol hill officers that were on detail saying, you saved my life. >> i watched that from start to finish. he was amazing. and it was such -- it would seem like a rare moment of unity on capitol hill. it was great. >> and for one of the capitol hill police officers who saved him, to be right there in the sa audience. >> good for him. there's in developments in the involvement of russian interference in the presidential election. days after facebook agreed to turn over ads on the social

netwo network, executives at twitter find themselves on the hot seat. >> reporter: twitter faced off with congressional investigators for the first time on capitol hill, with more information on how the russians may have attempted to influence the 2016 election. but what the company revealed infuriated lawmakers who want much more. the social media platform revealing 201 accounts linked to russian operatives. in the lead-up to the 2016 presidential election. after staying relatively silent on any role in the election, twitter executives disclosed new information to congressional stre investigators. twitter found the accounts by looking at 450 accounts that facebook linked to russia. 22 also operated on twitter. from those, they found another 179 related users. the company says it's taking action on the accounts that violated its rules.

twitter disclosing that kremlin-linked tv network, russia today, known as r.t., spent $270,000 on twitter ads in 2016. key lawmakers are not satisfied. >> their response was frankly n ined ined inadequate in almost every level. >> reporter: twitter, facebook and google have been invited to give more information, but none have said whether they're going to attend. founder of facebook, mark zuckerberg, responding wednesday that facebook is against him and making an about-face on his post-election remarks. >> the idea that fake news on facebook, of which, it's a very small amount of the content, influenced the election in any way, i think is a pretty crazy idea. >> reporter: zuckerberg now says calling that crazy was

dismissive and i regret it. this week, facebook is also in the process of handing over 3,000 russia-linked ads to robert mueller and congressional investigators. >> how soon did they discover how their platforms were being used? >> reporter: twitter says that overall it is concerned about violations of their rules, along with u.s. law, with respect to interference in voting rights. a lot of drama going down on capitol hill. guys? >> jo, thank you. we are looking at an arrest that could help solve a murder in indiana. and sheinelle is here this morning. >> the killing of two teenage girl made national headlines. one of the voices saying, down the hill. a man in colorado is being investigated for a possible link to the murders. back in february, two best friends, 13-year-old abbe williams, and 14-year-old

liberty german, went missing in delp delphi, indiana. it's a murder that's stumped investigators and tormented family members. the girls left behind clues, including a photo that could be their killer. and this short but haunting audio clip. now, an arrest 1,000 miles away may provide a break in the case. daniel nations was arrested after he threatened several people with a hatchet in mt. herman. when police pulled over his car with expired indiana license plates. >> he's a registered sex offender and that makes it a felon and illegal for him to possess weapons. >> reporter: colorado police are trying to determine if he had anything to do with the shooting death of a mountain biker in that area. >> we are investigating to see if there's any links.

it happened that the complaints of the menacing charges happened the same weekend of our homicide. >> reporter: it's this hmug sho that has police investigating whether he has something to do with the murders of the two girls. a citizen alerted the media that it looked similar to a picture in that case. >> the side-by-side was given to a media outlet in denver, who gave it to us, who we gave it to indiana state patrol. >> reporter: indiana state police said, we are aware of the arrest of the person in colorado, and investigating if he can be a suspect in the delphi murder investigation. but right now, there's nothing that connects this person to our investigation. the families of the girls are cautiously optimistic. >> every time something like this comes up, we hope and we pray. and hope and pray some more. and we have learned that it just

takes time. >> we had 26,000 other tips that maybe didn't get the publicity this one did. >> reporter: back in march, liberty's grandfather told nbc's blake mccoy, the number of tips didn't matter. >> i need one. one good one. that's what i'm half. >> reporter: nations is being charged on felony menacing and reckless endangerment. and the el paso sheriff's department is anticipating more charges in the coming days. reached out to his attorney but have yet to hear back. now, to the anthem controversy in the nfl. a show of solidarity in green bay. >> players and coaches from the packers and the bears stood arm in arm, during the singing of "the star-spangled banner."

other fans chose the stand with their hands over their hearts. the controversy of players kneeling derg tkneel ing during the anthem, was re-ignited by president trump who said players should be fired who don't stand for the pregame ceremony. he added, he thinks the owners are afraid of their players. we have al here to look at the weather. good morning. >> we have another area of interest to look at in the gulf. it's 99 l, with a chance of moving into a tropical system. this area right here in the five-day development zone. it's going to bring tons of moisture to florida. the flooding is strong. we're talk about three to five inches of rain. central and southern florida could see a rainy month and year for miami. that's the fifth rainiest so

far, since june 1st alone. miami has gotten over 50 inches of rain and we could add to that before this whole system gets out of here. we're going to check good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab the sunglasses and jacket, too. chilly. this afternoon, temperatures typical for this time of year

good morning. i'm rosemary connors. a few minutes before 7:30 on this friday. a little cool when you step out the door. meteorologist bill henley is tracking a chilly start to our friday. bill? much cooler unanimous yesterday. our skies are clear -- cooler than yesterday. our skies are clear. temperatures will be climbing. this hour, compared to yesterday, down 25 degrees in millville. 26 degrees, 25 in mt. holly, 18 degrees chimicllier. you'll probably need the jacket especially in the lehigh valley, suburbs, south jersey at 49. philadelphia, most neighborhoods are in the 50s. just a couple of exceptions. warming in the 70s this afternoon. we'll check the roads with

jessica boyington on the schuylkill. >> watching this around belmont avenue. the westbound side earlier seeing stop-and-go traffic. still cloudier actually than the eastbound side moving toward center city. we're slow moving past cityline avenue and over on montgomery drive and forward. moving toward conshohocken. slow, and starting to finally see delays. a little sun glare, too, on the northbound side of the 42 freeway moving through deptford. police in phoenixville are looking for a gunman wanted it a murder investigation. joshua mitchell was shot last night near bridge and bank streets in downtown phoenixville. he died at the hospital. police are now searching for the suspect in this case. 21-year-old keon carpenter. they warned that carpenter is considered armed and dangerous. i'm rosemary connors. we'll have another update in just about 25 minutes. join us every weekday morning "nbc10 news today."

♪ we're back. 7:30, friday morning. it is the 29th of september, already, 2017. >> we have a concert later. but first, let's look at the headlines. trapped at the port. shipping containers filled with supplies sitting untouched amid a growing humanitarian crisis in puerto rico. water, food and power scarce, ten days after hurricane maria devastated the island. >> we have to do better than what we're doing now. otherwise, we're not going to get this done and more people are going to suffer. a second rockslide at yosemite park's famed el capitan, one day after a mass

ive rockslide killed a tourist and seriously injured his wife. deadly commute. a stampede at a train station during rush hour at mumbai. >> i want you to videotape this. the superintendent at the air force academy, with a strong warning to cadets, following a racist incident this week. >> if you can't treat somebody with dignity and respect, you need to get back. presidents obama, bush and clinton hanging out at the presidents cup. even snapping a selfie with golfer phil mickelson. >> you want to take bets on who would win the golf match between those three presidents? >> who is the best golfer? >> i think it's george w. >> interesting. >> i don't want to start any controversy. >> you started it. >> that might be the case.

>> i think president obama is on line one for you. let's get to o.j. simpson and his release from a nevada prison. is he in his final week behind bars? joe fryer has been following the developments. >> reporter: behind me is lovelock correctional center. as of late last night, he was still here. but it is said that he will move from lovelock to another nevada prison. but authorities are not saying when that might happen or when simpson may be freedom. when o.j. simpson was granted parole, he knew freedom could be granted october 1st. in a date is not xwaguaranteed. but sources say it might be not long after. they would not reveal times or location of his release. but inmates are not usually

released in small towns like lovelock, that is in the nevada desert, 100 miles from reno, 450 miles from las vegas. >> they aren't staying here. we try to get people, if they are going to fly or do something, besides being in nevada, we'll make it that. >> reporter: simpson has expressed interest of moving to florida. as of thursday, that state had not received a notice of transfer. >> i want to spend as much time as i can with my children and my friends. >> reporter: the football star was moved to a smaller housing unit away from the general population for safety reasons. despite spending nine years behind bars for an ill-fated armed robbery at a las vegas hotel, his story has not faded away. >> absolutely, 100%, not guilty. >> reporter: the popular fx series, "the people versus

o.j. simpson" and "o.j. made in america," have highlights ups and downs. including his 1995 acquittal for the murders of nicole brown simpson and her friend, ron goldman. now, with his impending release, comes the next chapter. >> the o.j. i know says he's probably not going to stay in the corner of a bedroom inside of his house. but he's 70 years old. and i don't think he's going to have the lure of publicity that so many people think. >> reporter: because prisoners aren't typically released on weekends, monday is likely the earliest that simpson could be set free. his parole is due to expire in five years, if he violates the terms of his release before then, he will be right back here in nevada behind bars. back to you guys. >> all right, joe. thank you. mr. roker is here. that's kind of pretty, the map behind you. what are you telling us?

>> it's very fall-like. >> your suit is pretty, too. >> thank you very much. so are you. and you are, too. you should feel good about yourself. we're looking at fantastic weather, really. nice and mild. no hot weather out there. it continues again tomorrow. chicago, a delightful 67. austin, texas, 84. and look at the next few days. new york city, 69 on sunday. 72 on tuesday. chicago, 73. a little bit of summer comes back on monday and tuesday. nice and comfortable, mid-70s. mid-80s in tampa. and good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your sunglasses and jacket, too. it's chilly this morning. sunny skies and temperatures typical for this time of year. low 70s for new jersey. 73 degrees. a nice warmup in the shore, too. 71 degrees with plenty of

sunshine. the suburbs, 72 the high. up to 72 in philadelphia. lehigh valley, comfortable, light breeze, low humidity through the day. and plenty of sunshine for delaware, too, up to 73 degrees. have a great day. " this "sunday night football" weather is brought by verizon. not just unlimited. verizon unlimited. >> watch live, local and primetime games with nfl mobile. only on verizon. >> are you ready for some football? i know i am. it's sunday. and we need it now more than ever. let's go. roll that type for "sunday night football" night in america. we're going to take the colts. bring them to seattle. it's going to be a good time at century link field. clouds, showers, 59 degrees on

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these. files from t s fros from cia an could clarify questions about lee harvey oswald. the one person that could stand in the way, president trump. more than 50 years after his death, the endless fascination with john f. kennedy lives on. and the public could learn more details about his killer. the public archives are about to release 3,000 documents related to the assassination, unless president trump decides to keep them secret. no decision has been made. but the documents could be kept in the shadows for reasons of national security. his his attorneys fear that that would push this back. >> from the standpoint of the american his, i think that would be a great shame. >> reporter: one of the more bizarre conspiracies by mr. trump himself, touting a

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good morning. i'm rosemary connors. cool now, and meteorologist bill henley with more. >> the sun's been up for an hour, and still chilly outside. 55 in philadelphia. the suburbs at 45 degrees. sunshine at king of prussia, and the numbers will climb, 60 at 10:00. 66 at 1:00. definitely on the cool side. typical for this time of year. nice warmup into the low 70s. not that much sunshine. the chance of showers will arrive late tonight and tomorrow. jessica boyington is watching the roads. busy out on 95. >> yeah. we have a crash here on 95 southbound side. the cameras around cottman avenue. you can see the vehicle right behind this guy in here. another vehicle was involved a second ago. a dangerous situation. everybody's going either direction by the scene. it's causing delays and backups. also watching route 73.

actually just near the new jersey turnpike. and on the southbound side, an earlier crash may have cleared, or they zoomed in the camera or moved it from the actual scene. we were seeing earlier southbound delays. watch for residual delays. >> thanks. today a judge will sentence a camden county father who admitted to killing his 3-year-old son. d.j. creato jr. pleaded guilty last month in the death of his son brendan. the toddler's body was delivered in the woods at hatton township in 2015. creato could be released in six years if he gets the minimum sentence and the judge includes time already served. independence mall in philadelphia is one of several landmarks off limits to drones. the faa is planning drone flights within 400 feet of the national park. noef no-fly zones apply to the statue of liberty, as well.

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, stuck at the port. critical supplies for millions of hurricane victims in puerto rico, sitting idle without enough drivers to deliver them. >> we have to do better than we're doing now. otherwise, we're not going to get this done and more people are going to suffer. >> this morning, how the trump administration is responding to growing criticism. plus, outpouring of support. well-wishes pour in for julia louis-dreyfus after she announces her battle with breast cancer. how she's turning her tuesday into a call for action. and bringing the heat. music sensation camila cabello, set to perform a huge, live

concert on our plaza. today, friday, september 29th, 2017. ♪ >> we have fans from all over. >> we're ready for camila on "today." >> we drove all night from ohio to see camila. >> from chicago to the plaza for camila. ♪ >> you're in the front row for who? >> camila. >> we drove here to see camila. [ cheers and applause ] >> we welcome you back to "today." on friday morning. thank you for joining us. the turn from fifth avenue at 49th street, we are not alone. >> no. camila cabello has a lot of fans. and they're here in the plaza. >> a lot of people learned she is on her own. and she is packing it in. >> you have been singing this

for a week now. >> it will never leave your head, i promise you. let's start with your news at 8:00. the white house is insisting that hurricane relief efforts in puerto rico are under control. but a transportation log jam is keeping critical supplies already there from reaching the people who need them the most. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in san juan. good morning to you. >> reporter: the reason the thousands of shipping containers are here is because of a logistics nightmare. there's no power, no phone lines. drivers aren't showing up to make the deliveries. the acting homeland security secretary will deliver puerto rico. this, as the trump administration is pushing back hard that the federal government was caught off guard. the relief effort after hurricane katrina, is blasting the administration. but the white house says there's 10,000 already on the ground. and this morning president trump

tweeted that the government here says the federal government has delivered. the president tweeting that big decisions will have to be made about the rebuilding cost of puerto rico long-term. but frustration is mounting on the island. thousands of evacuees were in the sweltering heat as they tried to board a cruise ship headed to florida. this relief effort will take quite a long time. the communications breakdown and the infrastructure will take a long time to rebuild. but a three-star general has been appointed to oversee the relief effort here. matt, back to you. >> gabe, thank you very much. if you have young children who make a fuss when you strap them into a car seat, here is why you should not give in one image. this image shows the kate's safety seats in front of her mangled honda. they were driving home when another car ran a light, and slammed right into them. the boys were unharmed.

and she wrote, this is why you buckle the kids into their car seats correctly, every, single time, even when they scream because the straps are tight. i couldn't relate more to this. so many parents can. >> not only do you make sure they are in the seat correctly, but the seat is in the car correctly. >> and the straps are tight. that tells you why you have to do it right. >> before we get to your morning boost, can i just say, bryant gumbel's birthday today. you want a little "morning boost"? let's have one. watch how one mother turned disappointment into smiles. her little girl found out she was getting either a new baby brother or a baby sister. take a look. >> if it's pink, it's a girl. and if it's blue, it's a boy. what do the letters say? what color is it?

>> blue. >> what does that mean? >> it's a boy. [ crying ] >> i wanted it to be a girl. >> okay. that reaction continued for about a minute. until mommy revealed a gift of candy came from the new baby. >> i brought you blue sweeties. >> can i have them now? >> they're from your baby brother. >> yay. >> even after she ate the candy, she refused to admit that she was okay with that little boy. let it begin. >> we need to have her live on the show. i'm in love with that child. she's so cute. >> adorabldorable. lots more to get to this morning, including the outpouring of support for julia louis-dreyfus. she revealed she is battling breast cancer. the new test that could make football safer for your kids. and our buddy, jimmy buff t

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we are back, now, with an emotional show of support for emmy winner julia louis-dreyfus. >> taking to twitter on thursday, she announced she has breast cancer. but she shifted the focus from herself to the overall state of health care in the u.s. this morning, an outpouring of support for julia louis-dreyfus. >> how are you? i see you. >> reporter: the "veep" star announcing her battle with breast cancer thursday, sharing the news on social media, along with a message directed at real-life politicians. julia louis-dreyfus tweeting, one in eight women get breast cancer. today, i'm the one. the good news is i have the most glorious supportive group of family and friends and insurance through my union. the bad news is not all women

are so lucky. so, let's fight cancer and make health care a reality. the tweet sparking conversation online, along with well-wishes online, along with celebrities and a former vice president. joe biden tweeting this photo with the caption, we veeps stick together. hbo tells nbc news julia louis-dreyfus learned of her diagnosis earlier this month, one day after this record-breaking moment when she won her sixth-consecutive emmy for her role on "veep." >> here's to those who wish us well. and those who don't can go to hell. >> reporter: julia louis-dreyfus became a household name playing the erotic character of elaine on "seinfeld." >> we went back to my house. i never heard from him again. >> reporter: she joins a list of other celebrities who shared their personal stories with breast cancer. from olivia newton-john, and

shannen doherty, to angelina jol jolie, who didn't have cancer but went a double-mastectomy after genetic testing revealed she had for the disease. >> it may open up a conversation with their doctor. >> reporter: christina applegate reached out to julia louis-dreyfus. tweeting, momma, find me. let's talk if you want. encouragement, as one of the favorite comedic actresses, prepares to teach cancer a lesson, and get back to dancing like nobody's watching. you probably know "veep" was scheduled to end after next season. the schedule will be adjusted to accommodate her treatment. jason alexander tweeting this, so sorry you have to go through this, pal. but you will prevail.

a representative for julia louis-dreyfus tells us she is grateful for all of the well-wishes. that came as a shock to a lot of us. we don't know the prognosis or anything of those things. but she has tons of support. >> she does, indeed. october, as we all know, is breast cancer awareness month. we want to tell you about something special we're doing on monday. we have a live event. top experts will be here to answer questions you have. if you want to send a question, head to twitter and use #pinkpowertoday. and that special live event on monday. mr. roker, a check of the weather? >> let's see what's happening around the country. the eastern half of the country, looking pretty darn good today. lots of sunshine. wet weather getting into texas and the southwest. and more weather making its way in the pacific northwest. it is hot from southern california to the southwest. we have high fire risk. look for sunshine and temperatures in the 90s through the gulf. but coastal flooding and heavy

rain, as the low pressure area starts to get itself together. look for more wet weather and texas in the southwest. the pacific northwest, a little on the wet side. the fire risk good morning. grab your sunglasses and the jacket too. it's chilly this morning. but this afternoon it will be sunny skies and temperatures in the low 70s. new jersey, 73 degrees. at the shore, 71 degrees. suburbs, 72 the high. lehigh valley with a light breeze, low humidity. plenty of sunshine for delaware too, up to 73 degrees. >> that's your latest weather. i hope jimmy buffett's here every day. >> that's right. al, we're ready to trend. and look who we have on the table. we have margaritas here.

>> here here. >> you know the expression. it's jimmy buffett somewhere. >> let's see if this is real. oh, it is. >> yeah. >> all right. by the way, trending on twitter right now, all about camila cabello. that's coming up the next half hour. you know about "trending"? kind of? relationships. they don't always end well. okay. sometimes they work. sometimes they don't. as jimmy would say, it's not all cheeseburgers in dapyre paradis right? one of our "today" contributors can relate. dana horn went into a bureau she has. and in the back of a drawer, she found her old wedding band from a previous marriage. she has been divorced about a decade and remarried. she debated about what to do with the ring. and decided to pose the question on facebook. before we tell you what people

said, jimmy, what do you do with a wedding ring from a previous marriage? >> hock it. >> hock it? yeah. do not keep it? >> huh-uh. >> even though it represents a chapter in your life. >> breathe in, breathe out, move on. >> guys? >> i still have mine in my drawer, too. i thought about, what would i do with that? and i don't know why it's still many there. once you have officially moved on to another relationship, you get rid of it. >> i say stuff it in a drawer with your feelings. >> wait a second. let's take this to the next step. >> okay. >> wedding pictures from your first marriage? do you throw those out? >> jimmy, now what do you say? can't hock those. >> you know, if you have a good relationship with your ex, you keep that. but the pictures, at some point, my children didn't know i was married the first time. that came as a shock to them.

i would -- yeah, get rid of the pictures. >> don't keep them on the bureau. in a drawer. >> my grandmother had the pictures for years. she just gave them to me. now, i have them. the originals. >> i believe that it's a chapter of your life. i wouldn't want to look at them necessarily. but i feel like at the end of my life, i want to see, what did that young girl look like? >> at the end of your life. keep them for that. >> i have video from when courtney was a baby with her mom. i keep that. >> it is part of life. we launched a survey on twitter to see what our viewers would do. 55% say they would ditch the ring. >> hock it. >> and jordana decided to sell the ring and donate it to charity. let's do "pop start." beyonce, teaming up with other artists to help hurricane victims. she's featured in a remix of a song. all of the song's proceeds will

be donated to hurricane relief. you want to take a listen? ♪ >> it's a hit. beyonce sings in spanish and english on the track. that video was posted to youtube last night. and already, 1.3 million views. there you go. people may not be happy about this next one. yesterday, daily mail tv reported that what would have been the third installment of a popular series is not happening. "sex and the city 3" has been canned. they are not moving forward with the movie as kim cattrall refused to get onboard. sarah jessica parker confirmed the movie will not be produced. it's over. i'm heartbroken. it's not just disappointing that we don't get to tell the story and have the experience, but more so for the audience that has been so vocal in fronting

another movie. a lot of people find this crushing. it's not happening now. up next, something to make you smile. savannah guthrie. you joined adam scott last night. they played this game called "who wears the fancy pants" in honor of her new book. >> what about will or jada? >> jada. >> matt or savannah? who wears the pants as the work couple. >> savannah, right? >> are you asking me? i think we share pants. >> you do? >> that's so wrong. you think matt wears the pants? he's a lot older than me. >> i didn't love that answer. >> why are we playing that answer? >> we distribute the pants equally. >> one pant leg, exactly. >> by the way, congrats on being number one on "the new york

times" best seller list, twice in a row. >> are you going to do a click? >> we'll do it after. jimmy is here. and he's here to talk about his musical, "escape to margaritaville" is going on tour and then to broadway. you know how big that deal is. it's that way, by the way. >> that's a good thing to know. >> thanks, matt. i mean, i get goose pimples now. it's been a long kind of process that actually makes this happen. >> it's a boy meets girl story? >> uh-huh. >> are you the boy? is this representing your life? or just being inspired by your music? >> like other things, there's portions that come from reality. and other parts are made up. >> wow. >> how long has this been in development? >> five years. >> wow. >> but it's a lot of a process than i thought. even running a band. it's a different kind of situation. very talented people. we've had so much fun doing it.

we did la jolla. we broke the record there. new orleans and houston. we go to chicago. we hope in march. the ides of march. >> some old hits, jimmy? >> are you kidding? >> all-new music. >> it's an experimental record. >> the cheeseburger in paradise and the delicatessen. it's been a great process. >> you have to serve margaritas at the show. is that happening? >> at the marquee theater, we got tailgaters. >> how nervous are you going to be opening night on broadway? >> that's -- i can only relate to when we did it before, when we did it down in miami. i was just watching time and watching audiences more than anything else. and just watching reaction. >> that's really cool.

>> congratulations. >> that's going to be fun. >> can you get us tickets for opening night? >> i can work on that, al. yeah. >> all right. can we make an announcement? >> what? the cast? >> the cast of your show. >> yes. >> coming here. >> yes. >> to the "today" show. can we say that? in the spring? >> i'm going over there. we'll get them there. yeah. >> had to pull that out of jimmy. >> that was hard. >> got to have some control here. >> thank you. >> it's great to be here. let's turn to a new rossen reports this morning, with so much concern about head injuries and football, we got an inside look at how the game could be getting safer. "today" national investigative correspondent, jeff rossen, with interesting news. >> reporter: concussions a major worry for nfl players and kids playing the game and their parents. researchers have been trying to

figure out a better way. a better way to test helmets to prevent concussions. and they say they have figured it out. you're about to see that new test in action. across the country, kids back on the football field. on the sidelines, anxious parents. according to safe kids, over 160,000 kids and teens went to the e.r. with a sports-related concussion in just one year. that's one concussion every three minutes. football, the leading cause. for decades, this is the way they tested helmets to make sure they're safe. but starting now, a brand-new test. and experts say it's a game-changer. we're at this helmet lab where they are testing helmets from the nfl and youth helmets, the kind of helmets your kids wear on the field from the school.

this is the lab manager. let's hit the first test. this is the test. it's going to come up and drop down, that has been used for all of these years by itself. explain what's happening. >> this is the linear drop test. what it essentially does, is make sure the helmet will protect the head from skull fracture. >> reporter: you say this is not enough. >> this has been used for decades. but it's a little one dimensional. >> reporter: it's going to come down. there it is. that's a big hit. the head, barely moving. doctors say it doesn't simulate a real football hit with a neck twist. >> if you take a blow to the side of the head, far forward or far backward, you're going to spin the head on the neck. it's the type of injuries that led to concussions. >> reporter: okay. this is the new test. what's happening here? >> this is the pneumatic ram

test platform. it allows the head to move in ways that are more realistic on the way on the field. >> reporter: you have this set to the youth level. the force and impact you're about to see, this is the kind of hit that your child would take on the field. this is set to youth. let's hit the test. three, two, one. that's frightening when you see it that way. the new test in slow motion. the neck allowed to twist in all directions. look at the test side-by-side. that's the old one on the left and the new one on the right. the whole point of this is to help cut down on concussions for nfl players and kids. >> the belief is that helmets that reduce the rotational force are going to help reduce concussions. >> it's scary when you see it like that. this safety standard goes into effect next november, so all football helmets will have to pass that test to make it to the field. and it's important to know, the

old test will still happen, as well. this new standard is on top of that. they're doubling up here. >> nice to see that. thank you. >> let's head outside to hoda. >> guys, guess what? we got camila cabello on our citi concert stage. you do not want to miss a thing. we'll hav

nbc 10 news starts now. friday morning. let's get right to first alert meteorologist bill henley. >> a beautiful morning, lots of sunshine, a little bit of breeze still blowing in philadelphia. the wind is still coming out of the northwest and bringing in dry, comfortable air. the temperature, though, that's starting to move. still chilly but out of the 40s now in the suburbs. delaware at 53 degrees. philadelphia international at 56 degrees. let's check the roads with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> delays right now on 95. we had a crash on the southbound

side at cottman avenue. on the vine speeds are down into the 20s. developing right now in chester county, a manhunt for this murder suspect. investigators believe he shot and killed a man on bridge street in phoenixville overnight. in camden county a fire caused a condo to collapse. the holiest day of the jewish calendar yom kippur starts at sun down and concludes the high holy days that began with rosh hashanah. paulsboro's a very proud community.

it's been on the decline with the closing of the refineries and there's no jobs in the community. if there's no jobs, there's no education, there's no food on the table. what's important is the children. steve sweeney... he fought for 'em. this is where he's from. steve sweeney's been here since the beginning. steve spearheaded the whole project and really brought it to fruition. it would've never been done without steve. it was a pride in building this port

and then knowing that we're coming back. ♪ we're back, 8:30, friday morning. 29th of september, 2017. we have a great way to celebrate, a live concert from this young lady right here, camila cabello. >> i want to say thank you to you guys. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much. i can't believe this. >> this is a good crowd. you're packing them in. >> where is hoda? >> camila, i'm right here.

>> i love you so much. >> i love you, too. you have so many fans here. i have someone here named faith. >> hi, faith. >> faith has not ever seen you live. she's freaking out. can i bring her closer. come on, faith. come with me. come on with me. we're going to go all the way. you need a camila hug? come on. let's go. >> can i go there? >> yes. >> up here? >> up here. >> oh. >> thank you so much for coming. i'm so happy that we're getting to meet each other. >> we're going to give you a seat. how about right up here? is that good enough? >> yes. >> you got it. all right, camila. thank you, honey. we want to make sure you get your spot. >> how about that? come with me. >> this way? >> yeah.

>> perfect. >> i love that. >> thank you. i'll see you in a bit. >> like a show and a workout at the same time. before we get to music, we had so much fun at your book party last night. >> we did. >> thank you so much for showing up. it was fun. there's the whole gang. we're all into our pants now. and me and ally oppenheim was happy to have everybody come. let's get a check of the weather before the concert. >> let's look at the weekend outlet, starting with tomorrow. showers and cooler in the northeast. mountain snows in the western plains. wet weather in the southwest. sunny skies in the mid-atlantic, in the gulf coast. sunday, sunday, the eastern half of the country, gorgeous. the exception, florida, with a flood threat due to the low pressure system. wet weather in the pacific northwest. good morning. grab your sunglasses and the jacket too. it's chilly this morning.

this afternoon it will be sunny skies and temperatures typical for this time of year. low 70s for new jersey. a nice warmup at the shore too, 71 degrees with plenty of sunshine. the suburbs, 72 the high. lehigh valley stays comfortable with a light breeze. plenty of sunshine for delaware too, up to 73 degrees. ♪ the the citi concert series "today" is proutly presented to you by citi. >> camila cabello is a mere moments before taking our concert stage. before she does, her journey to becoming one of the hottest young stars. take a look. ♪ ♪ the tears as they fall >> reporter: camila cabello is breaking out on her own, with her single "crying in the club." she got her start as a member of

fifth hermoiarmony, with songs "work it." and "work from home." now, she's stepping into the spotlight as a solo artist, collaborating with pop stars, like shawn mendez and touring with bruno mars. now, "havana" is heating up the charts with 1 million hits on spotify. she's about to bring heat to our stage. we're not going to make you wait any longer. ladies and gentlemen, camila cabello. >> this is for the dreamers. let's do it. ♪

♪ ♪ havana ooh na-na half of my heart is in ♪ ♪ havana ooh na-na he took me back to east atlan atlanta ♪ ♪ all my heart is in havana ♪ing there something about his manners ♪ ♪ he didn't wake up with that how you doing? he said there's a lot of girls i can do with ♪ ♪ i'm doing forever in a minute ♪ ♪ and papa says he's got malo in him ♪ ♪ he got me feeling like ♪ ooh, i knew it when i met him ♪ ♪ i loved him when i left him ♪ got me feeling like ooh

and then i had to tell him ♪ ♪ i had to go oh, nananana ♪ havana ooh na-na ♪ half of my heart is in havana ooh na-na ♪ ♪ he took me back to east atlanta ♪ ♪ all my heart is in havana my heart is in havana ♪ ♪ knew i was there when i head the signs ♪ ♪ knew it was him from behind ♪ he got to work in the street ♪ this is the part that my daddy told me ♪ ♪ me got me feeling like ooh i knew it when i met him ♪ ♪ i loved him when i left him got me feeling like, ooh ♪ ♪ and then, i had to go

i had to go ♪ ♪ havana ooh na-na half of my heart is in ♪ ♪ havana na-na ♪ he took me back to east atlanta my heart is in havana ♪ ♪ my heart is in havana ♪ ♪ take me back to my havana ooh na-na ♪ ♪ my heart is in havana ooh na-na ♪ ♪ take me back to east atlanta ooh na-na ♪ ♪ my heart is in havana my heart is in havana ♪ ♪ havana ooh na-na

>> this is america. the america we love, where no matter your race, your color, your beliefs or where you came from, if you have a dream, you can make it possible. ♪ havana ooh na-na [ cheers and applause [ cheers and applause ] >> we are back with more music from camila cabello. but first, this is "today" on nbc. nbc. ♪ meet steve sweeney. nbc. ♪ he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder!

[ cheers and applause ] we're back. and we're happy to have camila cabello on our concert stage. you need to learn how to move a little bit. >> i'll work on it. >> she just performed "havana." her debut solo album will be out later this year. we feel like we grew up with you.

fifth harmony has been here so many times. >> you knew me when i tripped walking. do you remember that? there was a gif. there's a gif of me coming out this way and tripping when i was like 16 years old. >> i feel like a little pride. here you are. you're headlining your own show. you have a packed plaza. >> i feel amazing. i don't have words to say thank you to all of you guys who woke up so early to see me today. my fans are just the best because i feel like they know me enough to know when i'm nervous. and they're like, yeah. you look so good. okay. >> you've been collaborating with some incredible artists, too. how is it being a solo act now? how does that go? >> i'm having so much fun. it's fun to be able to, you know, make the world that i have had in my head into a reality. you know what i mean?

thank you. and i just had so much fun with that. a song like "havana" was just a title on the notes of my phone. and then, it became a song. and it will become a video, soon, i promise. and i'm performing it here. it's so much fun to create a whole -- that whole thing. >> and i had no plans for the weekend. but now i know what i'm going to be doing. singing that song over and over again. it's really catchy. and by the way, did pharrell produce that? >> yeah. he co-wrote it with me and my producer. and it was just such an honor to share the same room with him because he's such an incredible artist, producer, person. and just to be able to soak up a little bit of that energy is an honor for me. >> he has an eye for talent, too. >> what are you going to sing for us now? >> i'm going to sing my song called "bad things." and i'm -- you see? so nice. and i'm going to do my own rendition of it. >> okay. take it away. >> awesome.

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ hey ♪ am i out of my head am i out of my mind, hey ♪ >> "today" show new york. how are you feeling tonight? i want you to sing this with me. ♪ am i out of my head am i out of my mind ♪ ♪ if you only knew the bad things i like ♪ ♪ don't think that i can explain it ♪ ♪ what can i say it's complicated ♪ ♪ don't matter what you say don't matter what you do ♪ ♪ i only wanna do bad things to you ♪ ♪ so good, you can't explain

it ♪ ♪ what can i say it's complicated ♪ ♪ nothing's that bad if it feels good ♪ ♪ so you come back like i knew you would ♪ ♪ and we're both wild and the night's young ♪ ♪ and you're my drug breathe you in till my face numb ♪ ♪ drop you down into that bass drum ♪ ♪ i got what you dream about ♪ nails scratching my back tatt ♪ ♪ eyes closed while you cream out ♪ ♪ and you keep me in those hips while my teeth sink in those lips ♪ ♪ while you're bod gis giving me life ♪ ♪ scars on my body and i can look at you ♪ ♪ am i out of my head am i out of my mind ♪ ♪ if you only knew the bad things i like ♪ ♪ don't think i can explain it what can i say ♪

♪ it's complicated don't matter what you say ♪ ♪ don't matter what you do i only wanna do ♪ ♪ bad things to you ♪ so good that you can't explain it what can i say, it's complicated ♪ ♪ no one has to get it just you and me ♪ ♪ because we're living between the sheets ♪ ♪ i want you forever even when we're not together ♪ ♪ scars on my body so i can look at you whenever ♪ ♪ scars on my body i can look at you whenever ♪ ♪ am i out of my head am i out of my mind ♪ ♪ if you only knew the bad things i like ♪ ♪ don't think i can explain it what can i say ♪ ♪ it's complicated don't matter what you say ♪ ♪ don't wanter what you do

♪ i only want to do bad things to you so good, you can't explain it ♪ ♪ what can i say it's complicated ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> camila's back to sing another hit in a moment. first this, is "today" on nbc. ♪

♪ are you guys ready for more music? camila cabello. take it away. ♪ ♪ oh, yeah, hey, hey, hey ♪ you think that you'll die

without him ♪ ♪ you know that's a lie that you told yourself ♪ >> ready? sing it with me. come on. ♪ you think that you'll die without him ♪ ♪ you know that a lie that you tell yourself ♪ ♪ you fear that you lay alone forever now ♪ ♪ ain't true, ain't true, ain't true ♪ ♪ so put your arms around me tonight ♪ ♪ let the music lift you up like you've never been so high ♪ ♪ open up your heart to me let the music lift you up ♪ ♪ like you never been this free till you feel the sunrise ♪ ♪ and let the music warm your body like the heat of a thousand

fires ♪ ♪ the heat of a thousand fires ♪ ain't no crying in the club let's beat carry way your tears as they fall, baby ♪ ♪ ain't no crying in the club with a little faith, your tears turn to ecstasy ♪ ♪ ain't no crying in the club ♪ yeah, oh, yeah ♪ ain't no crying in the club ♪ you may think that you'll die without her ♪ ♪ but you know that's a lie that you told yourself ♪ ♪ you fear that you you'll never meet another so pure ♪ ♪ but ain't true, ain't true ain't true, ooh ♪ ♪ put your arms around me tonight ♪ ♪ let the music lift you up like you've never been so high ♪ ♪ open up your heart to me ♪ let the music lift you up like you've never been this free ♪ ♪ till you feel the sunrise

♪ let the music warm your body like the heat of a thousand fires ♪ ♪ now, the heat of a thousand fires ♪ ♪ ain't no crying in the club let the beat carry way your tears as they fall, baby ♪ ♪ ain't no crying in the club with a little faith, your tears turn to ecstasy ♪ ♪ ain't no crying in the club turn it up ♪ ♪ ain't no crying in the club hey, yeah ♪ ♪ ain't no crying in the club ♪ you think that you'll die without them ♪ ♪ you know that's a lie that you tell yourself ♪ ♪ you fear that you'll lay alone forever now ♪ ♪ it ain't true, ain't true ain't true ♪

♪ whoa, whoa ♪ ain't no crying in the club ♪ let the beat carry way your tears as they fall, baby ♪ ♪ hey, hey ♪ i won't cry, i won't cry, i won't cry ♪ ♪ no, no ♪ i won't cry, i won't cry, i won't cry ♪ ♪ no, no ♪ there's no crying in the club ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hear more from camila cabello and all our summer concerts at applemusic.com/today. we're back with much, much more on a friday morning. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪

meet steve sweeney. he's a double-dipping pension padder. double-dipping pension padder! he had two government jobs, two paychecks and padded his pension along the way. he's a double-dipping pension padder! now he's making over $300,000 a year as a lobbyist and a senator. double-dipping pension padder! so he's all set - thanks to you, the taxpayer. which is why steve sweeney had no problem voting to raise your taxes 145 times, including the largest gas tax hike in history. sounds about right, coming from a.... double-dipping pension padder! good morning. welcome back. camila, we love you.

we're going to be singing all weekend long. and willie will be here, singing, too. >> i just told camila, that is lucy's jam. >> lucy, shoutout to you. >> oh. >> bam. >> you made me father of the year. i'm good for another year. thank you very much, guys. coming up this sunday on "sunday today," my guest is neil degrasse tyson. one of the best characters. the face of science. talking about whether we're going to go to mars. and talking about climate change and everything happening with the hurricane ps as. and showing me his weird office. >> that's going to be awesome. >> you had a presidential experience at the presidents cup. look at this. >> the presidents cup lives up to its name. please join me in recognizing welcoming and thanking three presidents of the united states, joining us here at the 1st tee box. >> very cool, right? >> that is -- you know, we get to do a lo of cool things.

that might have been the coolest. the three presidents along with phil mickelson, tiger woods and everybody else. >> did you get the selfie? >> i got a selfie. >> let's go to megyn in studio 6a. >> o.j. is about to get out of jail. we got prosecutor chris darden along with the goldman family. and the ladies of "snl." nbc 10 breaking news. breaking news we're following right now in center city. police have a suspect in custody after a deadly stabbing this morning near the intersection of 19th and vine streets. the suspect stabbed the victim multiple times around 7:45. medics say the victim was dead when they got there. let's get you updated on

roads with jessica boyington. >> center city on the vine street expressway, both directions are good, just showing typical volume but everything is moving. also admiral wilson boulevard from camden into philadelphia, no problems, a smooth drive. >> looks like a nice morning out there. let's get you updated on the forecast. >> we're enjoying lots of sunshine and the temperatures have started to climb. boat housew seeing lots of sunshine. we're in the low 60s right now. 60 at the airport. warm into the 70s this afternoon. any showers hold off until late tonight into tomorrow. a munanhunt for this murder suspect.

police say carpenter is armed and dangerous. today two churches in south jersey will honor our men and women in blue at 10:30. holy cross academy will hold a mass at the same time to pray for officers.

[ cheers and applause ] hi. hello. and hello to all of you. o.j. simpson could be released from prison this weekend. and today, o.j. prosecutor chris rden and the goldmans will be live in the studio. prince harry and meghan markle take canada by storm, while the rest of the world watching their every move. >> are you enjoying the day together? >> including our own keir simmons who is back from his royal watching perch. and they make you laugh on saturday nights and with us on this friday morning. the ladies of "snl." how