and i'm still fighting for you. the rain feels like it never stops. >> i have a much better temperament. >> whoo, okay. anybody, pick any leader. good morning. welcome to "sunday today." i'm willie geist. a day into october, just over five weeks from election day, a break in the mystery surrounding donald trump's tax returns. "new york times" reporting overnight trump may not have paid federal taxes for 18 years. trump, of course, has not released his taxes to the public. we'll get into that story and its implications with chuck todd

"saturday night live" opened its season last night taking on the debates and trump's returns. >> it means he's either not that rich. >> wrong. >> not that charitable. >> wrong. >> or never paid taxes in his life. >> warmer. that's alec baldwin as donald trump and kate mckinnon. later this morning we catch of in the famed studio she slipped into the character. >> i only do impressions of people, because i think they're captivating, marvelous, and i want to figure out what is their inner experience. >> more with kate in just a bit, but let 'start with the explosion of "new york times" article. the paper says it okay tained a portion of his tax return in 1995, in which he declared a one-year loss of nearly $1 billion. katy tur has the details.

one of the worst weeks so far on the campaign trail got worse. an anonymous tipster send the "new york times" showing that he could have avoided taxes for nearly 20 years. the campaign is crying foul, but not denying it, and it donald trump is trying to change the subject by talking about hillary clinton's marriage. an october surprise, "new york times" declaring $916 million loss on his 1995 tax return. according to the paper's tax experts, it was a loss so big, trump could have skipped paying any federal income tax for up to 18 years. that would have been legal. the question of what trump did or did not pay remains unanswered this morning. he says he won't release his tax returns, because he's being

>> the returns will be released soon. >> reporter: stating that he's paid hundreds of millions in taxes over the years and that, quote, he has a fiduciary responsibility to his business, his family and his employees to pay no more tax than legally required. a point trump pedestrian when hillary clinton raised the same charge in last monday's presidential debate. >> they showed he didn't pay any federal income >> reporter: the clinton campaign quick to pounce saying he apparently got to avoid paying taxes for nearly two decades while tens of millions of working families paid their. he called it smart. now the gig is up. why didn't she release his returns to show us all how smart he really is. trump didn't address the tax

mocking clinton stumbling to get into her car at the 9/11 memorial. and accusing her without evidence of cheating her on her husband. >> hillary clinton's only loyalty is to her financial contributors and to herself. i don't think she's even loyal to bill, you want to know the truth. and really, folks, really why should why should she be? >> donald trump is already tweeting this morning saying i know our complex tax laws better than anyone who hayes ever run for president and am the only one who can fix them. if trump ultimately refuses to release his returns, it will be the first time a major party candidate has not done so since 1980. romney showed about a 14% tax rate. clinton did it this year showing

>> you talked to the trump campaign every day and have for more than a year as you've covered it. have they denied the specific contents of this "new york times" piece on the taxes. >> they're not only answering the calls, at least my calls, and they're not denying whatsoever that he did not pay federal tax. it's the same thing we asked in the spin room, do you pay federal income tax? he does not deny he did not, but he does not of "meet the press." good morning, chuck. let's talk about the rationale for donald trump's campaign, on the one hand he's a great businessman, and other he's figding a rigged system. this story would cut through almost, if you lost nearly a billion, you're not maybe not such a agrees businessman, and you took advantage of a rigged

working-class americans who feel as if they've been left behind by this economic recovery. when they have a setback like donald trump had in 1995, do they get tax-free income for the next billion in income? is it tax free for thome? you lose a billion, and essentially the next billion of income for donald trump he got tax free, because of that loss. he was able to offseat it. the very people he's representing they don't have that kind of break in their tax code. that's where this could hit, but i have to tell you, willie, what's more likely on this story is his supporters they're not going to get dislodged. his supporters, they already know he's a flawed vehicle, but that's the vessel they have latched themselves on to to send the message to washington. >> to the extent there are persuadable voters left, and as well as the country knows both these candidates, what do you think this last week, if you put it all together, beginning with

having him watch into it with this former miss university, ending on sunday with this piece on the "new york times," what's the impact on the dynamic race? >> he's stuck between this 40 and 45% number. his whole goal was to make himself an appealing candidate, or at least a slightly more attractive candidates than hillary clinton to this small chunk of republican voters or right-leaning independents who he needs to get into that 46, 4637 territory. nothing has happened this week that has improved his chances of winning over that chunk of voters. i think he has a hard ceiling of 42%. willie, that ceiling is not made of glass. that ceiling is not made of some sort of drywall. it is becoming concrete that i don't know if he with bust through anymore. he may be stuck at 42.

try to changele subject, i think we saw that last night. you could see him almost dr. off the teleprompt he speech and mention that he thinks hillary clinton has not been loyal to her hurls. >> he called "new york times" before this rally, bringing up the same marriage question, even though the campaign said they weren't going to go there, were going to leave it to the surrogates. he was say, wait a minute, don't look at my tax returns over there. were asked for comment. this is what he's done the entire campaign. to say that hillary clinton might have been cheating on bill, is literally an accusation that nobody credible has brought up so far. this is something far-flung even for donald trump. you wonder what he's going to say next to try, you know, to change the subject further. these taxes, there have been questions surrounding this since the beginning. how rich is he?

tax? i guess you could call it the worst of three scenarios don't pay any federal income tax, and it looks more likely, because he's refusing to deny it. i think chuck it right right, it doesn't mean he'll lose his supporters, but what about the people who are not sure? >> we'll see if the campaign reacts more specifically to the charges and tax returns from 1995 and the paper. katy thanks chuck, thank you. we'll see chuck and his colleagues dig through the story. and tim kaine and mike pence will be in their first and only debate tuesday night on nbc. hurricane matthew has top sustained winds of 150 miles per hour. it's ripping its way through the caribbean as it heads north toward the atlantic coast of the united states. haiti, jamaica and cuba are all

miguel almaguer has more. he's in kingston thorn. >> reporter: it's sunny and warm here. we expect the conditions to deteriorate over the next 24 hours. we're expecting tropical storm force winds and then bracing for the hurricane-like weather that will be seen here. first to colombia where a with the 150-mile-an-hour winds have ripped through the country, washed away roads, took at least two lives. they are still in cleanup mode as residents are being told they can leave shelters and head back to homes. mean time here in jamaica over the last 24 hours they've been prepping for this monster hurricane heading towards or direction. supplies are starting to run short. they're also beginning to board

bracing for what could be the largest hurricane to hit this region in several decades. they haven't been hit with a very serious hurricanes since the late 1880s, so they are bracing for some wild conditions. >> those beautiful skies behind you, literally the calm before the storm. miguel, thank you. dylan has a look at the hurricane matthew's track. >> good morning. winds up to 150 miles per hour. stronger it would be a category 5, so i want to point out it's a very strong 4. it's hardly moving, but it is expected to take this norly track between haiti and cuba. we could still see winds up to 125 miles per hour. parts of cuba and hayer even up to 40 inches of rain, and we're also looking at a potential storm surge of six feet or

this is the big question mark into next friday and next weekend, but there is some discrepancy between the american model that keeps it right along the east coast, right through cape hatteras, and up through the eastern seaboard where the european model is slower and takes it far out to sea. either way we'll see rough surf and dangerous wart conditions. it's so early. today we're talking about next weekend. way t either way it will be a mess through the caribbean. either way, this is a beast. we do have a sad update out of townville, where 6-year-old jacob hall, who was shot and wounded outside his school on wednesday, has died from his injuri injuries. the 14-year-old already facing murder charge, accused of killing his father before

our thoughts this morning are with townville and with jacob's family. federal investigators in new jersey still trying to figure out what exactly went wrong in the deadly ly nj transit crash. the nssb has still not been able to download any data from the it black box from the train. the engineer has interviewed, but details have-nots broadband the ryder cup led by phil mickelson, jordan spieth and patrick reed in team competition on saturday. the united states leads teem europe by three points. they face off today in singles competition. catch all the action at noon eastern, 9:00 a.m. pacific. right here. dylan has a look at the forecast. >> have you watching the ryder cup? >> i have. >> america usually doesn't win these things. >> and that emotion.

>> did you see the kuchar/mickelson shimmy. that was my favorite part. some trash talk. a good day for the ryder cup today, but in the northeast it's been so drizzly, just dreary the past several days, but we will start to see some improvements today, unsettled showers across most of the great lakes. scattered showers down in louisiana and in the higher >> reporter: good morning, drizzly and dreary sums up our weather as well. radar not picking up on actual measurable rain. a lot quieter than it was yesterday but like yesterday there is low clouds, visibility. that is reducing visibility. so a gray start to the day. temperatures mid 50s, a couple of us hitting the 60 degree mark and not going much from there.

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dylan is with me to go through the highs and lows. the first high is to celebrate the life of marlins pitcher jose fernandez. he was remembered as one of the brightest young stars, but as a magnetic personality fernandez and his mother defected from cuba at 15 years old. to add to the tragedy, his girlfriend is pregnant with their child. in a truly chilled-inducing moment, dee gordon was the marlins first hitter of the game. he hadn't hit a single home run all season. >> gordon to right, it's deep,

dee gordon has hit it out and the marlins have a 1-0 lead. >> you can see as he crossed home plate looking up to the sky, tears on his face. marlins did such a beautiful job that night. again our thought with jose fernandez's families. our first low, for libertarian president gary johnson. last week we had him sticking out his tongue during an hunt. before that he had never heard of aleppo. this week in a town hall with nbc's chris matthews, johnson got an easy one. >> one foreign leader you railroads, look up to. >> mine was shimon peres. >> i'm talking about living. go ahead. you've got to do this. anywhere. any continent, canada, mexico, europe, asia, south america, name a foreign leader that you respect.

moment in the former president of mexico. >> anybody in the world you like. anybody. pick any leader. >> he eventually settled on the former mexican president with the help of bill weld, they found a name. >> then asked which one? >> it took a while to get there. our next high, when you just want to go home, but that one friend has to stop and say good-bye to everyone at the door. >> guilty. >> in this case president obama is you, bill clinton is that friend. they both attended the funeral of shimon peres. bill clinton caught a right on air force one, as president obama was -- he grew impatient with the former president's last of hustle.

>> that's president obama saying, bill, let's go. he did it about three times. obama steps back out on the stairs to corral clinton. nobody has been able get bill clinton. >> my husband is the irish good-nighter, where did you go? >> disappeared, poof, vamoos. i love mary j. blige, on the headliner for every mix tape for my she has a new show called "the 411." we got a taste this week during which mary breaks into song why hillary clinton listens intently and wondering what's going on. ? it ain't no secret ? ? it ain't no secret ? ? no secret my friend ? ? you can get killed just for living ?

beautiful voice, it's a good message, but just a weird setup. our next high goes to the putt of the week at the ryder cup in minnesota. it did not come from a professional. david johnson is a fan heckling some of the european team players as they missed a putt on the 8th at hazeltine. one suggested he come down and try it, so he did. surrounded with a big with many staring him down. he lined up the putt. rose put a $100 bill on the green. johnson hits it perfectly, drains the 12-footer, and celebrates like he just won the masters and collects his $100 from justin rose. >> i didn't realize what just happened, but overall that was a pretty cool experience. i would do that again. >> how about the heat?

was like hammer time, back of the cup. our final low goes to the debate, the one in the nation of georgia. a couple deeds had a televised debate that bait trump/clinton look like a tupperware party. they get into a water fight on tv, chucking glasses at each other before of moderator bravely puts her body between them preventing something worse. those are whoa, now that is a debate. >> i wonder if lester would have jumped in like that. >> spice up that vice presidential one on tuesday with some water chucking. dylan, see you in a minute. thank. kate mckinnon, we spent some time backstage with her before the new season. a baseball poet says good-bye. our look bake at the life and our look bake at the life and career ofif you want to sell your car carmax will give you seven days to consider their offer. why seven days? science.

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learned, america, i get it, you hate me. you hate my voice, and you hate my face. well, here's a tip. if you never want to see my face again, elect my president, and i swear to go in the oval office and not come out for four years. but if you don't elect me, i will continue to run for president until the day i die. "saturday night live" returning last night for season 42 with kate mckinnon back doing her hillary clinton and yes, that is alex bald wince as donald trump. a memorable impersonation can launch an snl cast member to another level of stardom.

this will be a breakout year when she starred in the "ghostbusters" movie and two weeks ago won an emmy for her work on "saturday night live." kate and i spent time together up in snl studio 8h on the eve of the season prior premiere. will she be back this fall, hillary clinton? >> i don't know. i hope so. >> i just checked your i.d. [ laughter ] i have a 1-year-old granddata. she calls me madam president. i've got a lot to catch her up on. man. >> she wants to hear about your summer. >> well, i have a lot of cat pictures to show her. >> kate, here we are, the start of a new season. >> yes. >> how does it feel back in the studio? >> my goodness, well, it feels like coming back home --

school. it's very exciting. i mean, look at this. how iconic is this? and i've just come to work and here it is. that's crazy to me. >> do you still good et that feeling. >> it still boggles my mind. >> you've had an incredible summer, "ghost busters." you won the emmy i realize the emmy goes to kate mckinnon. >> you've had excel me to call you emmy awardin mckinnon. >> i did not. >> i will honor that request. so emmy award winner kate mckinnon. was that your moment as genuinely surprising as it appeared to be when you got up here? >> i'm really crying, i'm not making it up. >> i will tell you truly i have no memories of that moment. i believe that i blacked out from adrenaline. i don't remember it. >> you know, it was cool in the

through your career. it was a good speech. >> thank you to lauren michaels for giving me the job of my life. >> you started off by thanking lawrence michaels. i love snl audition stories. what was that day like for you? >> um, it was -- i think i was staying in a hotel across the street, and i paced back and forth saying the words of my audition for, i want to say eight hours. it was actually my colleague and friend bobby m at ease, because he came up so graciously and said he had seen my show at the upright citizens for -- theater and thought it was funny, and i was like, okay, i can physically make it through in five minutes. >> i'm always searching for the most perfect moisturizer. >> i actually remember vividly, i think it was 2012 your first show. is that right? >> yes, yes. >> i remember the catch.

>> my hair is pretty. >> allow me to explain why pan teen rejuvenile nate hair in all three stages of -- [ mumbling. qugt the competent phase and the -- phase. it's like magic. >> what do you remember about that sketch? >> again i blacked out. it makes me think i black out often. >> you did not black out. >> but there's these turning mo how do i get through this? my one goal that night was not to vomit. >> thank you ellen degeneres and hillary clinton. >> next stop in your speech, i thanked hillary clinton. >> wall anyone wants to talk about is donald trump. >> donald trump? isn't he the one that's like, huh you're all loser. >> you thank ellen.

mice first episode, wish the heck i had just sat down and had a smoothie. >> those are the two impressions -- >> i should have thanks justin -- i missed justin bieber. so thank you also to justin bieber. huge fan. >> justin, how old are you? >> um, i think i'm 40. maybe i'm 5. i don't know. my brain is broken. >> he loves "sunday today", he's up early every sunday. >> thank you, justin. >> i cannot imagine what it's like to share a scene with hillary clinton when you're dressed as hillary clinton. >> i can't either, i blacked out -- no, i'm kidding. >> i'm worried you. >> i was there. >> what's it like? >> i felt a sense of sisterhood. i don't know if she felt that. i hope she did. i had so much fun.

impersonations whether it's hillary clinton or ellen, you don't want to be mean, you don't want the person to be upset about it. how do you walk that line? >> i do approach everything from a place of love and empathy. i only choose to do impressions of people because i think they are like captivating and marvelous. i want to figure out what is their inner experience. >> so you view them more as homage than dy >> absolutely homage. i think of them more as my babies. [ laughter ] >> just on a personal note, thank you to my beautiful and hilarious mother and sister, and to my father who is not with us anymore, but he made me start watching snl when i was 12, so thank you. i miss you pop. okay. >> what was it like in your long island house growing up in terms of comedy. i know user late father sat you done, had you watch snl. >> yes, he really did.

my mom is hysterical. my sister is a stand-up comedienne. my father was very funny as well. there was always a mel brooks film on. everyone was always dock accents at the dinner table. it was really just sort of destined that i might become a sketch comedienne. >> here you are on a weekend starting a new season of snl, also a new film "masterminds." >> there he is, the man of dreams. he'll live here with us forever. it's like you're marrying both of us, david, me and mama. >> your character, i understand you wanted her to be named jaundice? >> yes, and we pulled it back. it was something like karen, i said not good enough. he said with you pull it back a hair and have it jandis.

remember any of these interview, but it's been a pleasure. >> i will remember the color of your beautiful robin eggs shirt and your gorgeous green eyes. >> kate wanted me to assure everyone she never actually blacked out, was just nervous and has no memory, which i think is blacking out. her new movie is in theaters now and snl is back next weekend with host lin and why she generally stays off the internet, check out our extras. and the lead singer of wub republic is the crazy talented producer from hits of beyonce, u2 and many more. dylan has another quick check of the weather. >> that's awesome. i would love to sit down with her. a look at what's going on this week. we have some mountain snow out

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airport rooms. we take a look. >> it's really cool. watch. >> reporter: fast cars, tight jeans, and a cigarette. for decades, our favorite movies, video games, and tv shows taught us that smoking was for the cool kids. >> what is wrong with cigarettes? >> nothing. they're fabulous. >> reporter: but for today's gone out? do any of you smoke? do any of your friends smoke? >> it's not accepted by society as a popular thing anymore. >> reporter: over the last 20 years smoking among teens has drops a whopping 75%, only 7% every kids smoke today, compared to 28% in 1996. >> sort of lost its cool sense that maybe it had years ago. it might be cool when you're 17, but when you're 35ened you have

realize that's pretty bad we were we've known about the health effects of smoking for over 50 years. >> the committee has reached the overall judgment that cigarette smoking is a health hazard. >> reporter: so what's finally driving the message home? >> higher prices, tobacco taxes, smoke-free places, and hard-hitting ads. they make a real difference. >> reporter: ads like this one from the nonprofit my squad is at the movies seeing something good. if i didn't have the smoke, i would have to go too. >> i'm squad-leads. >> reporter: truth wants to make this the generation that ends smoking. >> we try to use humor, music. ? i like the six-pack abs ? >> you're twice as likely to be left swiped if you put up a smoking picture. now, that's saying that smoke is

deadly for your live life. >> reporter: that's why today's teens said smoking simply isn't sexy. >> cigarettes? >> that's not my thing. >> that's not my thing. >> no way. >> knolls. >> reporter: would you date a girl who smoked? >> no. >> reporter: would you date a girl who vaped? >> well, maybe. >> reporter: e-cigarettes is on the rise used by 13% of teenagers. using exactly the same tactics as the cigarette industry. >> eye jenny mccarthy. i found a smarter alternative to cigarettes. >> they're portraying it as freedom, independence, rebellion, sexy, when in facts it's a tobacco product, and it has a great risk of getting kids hooked on tobacco for life. >> reporter: it's precisely that advertising that bothers kids like justin mara.

made it his mission to tell kids in his neighborhood that smoking is just not -- >> reporter: how do you convince a kid not to smoke? >> do you think that lebron james or others made it to the nba by smoking? there's more in the hood, and you've got to go go ahead it. >> morgan radford reporting. next on "sunday today," the end of an era in baseball, as the name's grea [ "on the road again," by willie nelson ] ? on the road again ? s ] ? just can't wait to get on the road again ? [ front assist sounds ] [ music stops ] [ girl laughs ] ? on the road again ? ? like a band of gypsies we go down the highway ? [ beetle horn honks ] no matter which passat you choose, you get more standard features, for less than you expected. the volkswagen passat

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we can't afford to drain even more money from our kids' schools because they're already losing so much. i'm not just standing up for my own kids; i'm fighting for yours, too. please join me in voting no on question 2. interviewer: what would you do with five minutes to kill and a smartphone? man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and

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joe fryer takes a look back. >> reporter: los angeles is known for making movies. >> announcer: it's time for dodger baseball! >> reporter: yet for many the city's soundtrack comes from a ballpark. >> a very pleasant saturday night to you, or wherever you may be. >> reporter: vin scully the familiar fatherly voice of the dodgers for 67 seasons. >> here's the dodgers the championship. >> reporter: today he'll broadcast his final game. >> will i miss the games? yeah, but i can turn on the radio or tv. i can catch a game. the people, that's what i will miss. >> reporter: he tenure started in 1950, when the dodgers called brooklyn home. the team rent to l.a. in '58, and the redheaded broadcasters

>> it's easy to be chris cal, because they're not vin scully. >> reporter: he remembers listening on the old transistor radio. >> it was more how he could tell you more about what it was you were looking at than you actually saw. >> reporter: scully's words were poignant when hank aaron surpassed babe ruth's record standing ovation in the deep south for breaking the record of an all-time baseball idol. >> reporter: he fund an exclamation point on the no-hitter. >> if you have a com brerro, throw it to the sky! >> and kirk gibson's game-winning world series home run into poetry. >> in a year that has been so improbable, the impossible has happened. >> reporter: now an improbable

>> like an uncle i didn't have. >> reporter: scully will no work the postseason. he's signing off on his even terms. >> i'd like to be remembered as a good honest man, a good husband, good father, good grandfather. i'm not even thinking about sports announcing. >> reporter: los angeles will seem quieter without vin scully. silence has never felt so unwelcome ? at the old ball game ? joe fryer reporting on one of the game's all-time greats. this week we highlight another live well lived. jean shepard broke into the world of country music at a time when women were more likely to be backup singers than the stars front and center. shepard was a true trail blazer as one of the genre's first female solo artists legends like

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