good morning. test. good morning. two weeks to go. the presidential race enters the homestretch. a new poll out this morning shows hillary clinton with a solid lead but donald trump not buying it. >> it's called voter will, gee, trump's out. folks, we're winning, we're winning. >> while the campaign focuses on winning both the white house and congress. breaking overnight, a river ride and popular theme park malfunctions killing four people. two thrown from their seats and two others trapped inside as investigators try to figure out what went wrong. manhunt, a frantic search for an

and shooting six people including two police officers and taunting posts on social media and the desperate attempts to try to track him down. . game on! the world series begins tonight. the lovable losers. a combined 176 years in the making and we're live with fans in both ciies today, tuesday, october 25th, 2016. and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a tuesday morning. world series day. this is so exciting! >> it is the fall classic. these two teams, imagine the excitement in chicago and cleveland this morning as they're getting ready to put

go. >> they're playing for these long-suffering fans. you know what else they're playing for? >> what? don't drop it. please. this is the actual world series trophy? >> that is the world series trophy. we hold it until one team wins it. >> i love it. you know what people don't know is that you wear those white gloves for the show every day. >> not allowedo >> so exciting. stakes are high, of course. but there is another match-up gripping the country right now, battle for the white house. state of the race, 14 days to go. at a late night rally donald trump insisted he's leading citing a poll he describes as the most accurate, a poll that shows him up two points. >> according to our new nbc news survy monkey weekly tracking poll, hillary clinton holds a six-point lead among likely voters.

trump has several events planned across the state while clinton will speak to young voters at a broward college rally. starting with nbc's hallie jackson in tallahassee, trump will speak tonight. >> reporter: good morning. today it really will be battleground florida with back-to-back rallies in this must-win swing state for hillary clinton and for donald trump. trump is pointg but now his campaign's unveiling what you could call trump tv as the gop nominee goes after what he calls the rigged media and the rigged system overall. with just two tuesdays to go, donald trump's outwardly optimistic, but maybe not totally realistic. >> we're leading. number one. folks, we're winning. we're winning. we're winning. >> reporter: virtually every major poll shows otherwise,

in the polls but not by much. >> reporter: trump's trailing hillary clinton nationally, and by a slim margin in must-win battlegrounds north carolina and florida. now, stoking speculation he's laying the groundwork if he loses for an all-trump >> i welcome into trump tower live. >> reporter: his team is debuting its own nightly broadcast on facebook. >> we're excited to bypass the lovely media. >> th tv but it sure looks like it. >> this idea of a trump media empire, are you allowing yourself to imagine that scenario, too, during this? >> no. everybody's talking about it because i have so many voters and they're so committed. >> still caught in controversy, the gop nominee deny agnew allegation of sexual misconduct from an adult film actress, whose lawyer, gloria allred, is

i'm sure she's never been grabbed before. >> reporter: increasingly defiant, trump is sticking to his strategy blaing a rigged system and he debuts the affordable care act. showing insurance premiums for some customers will rise an average 25% next year. >> yet another double digit spike in your premium of obamacare and it doesn't work. >> in this are healthcare, a key issue for most voters in places like florida, ding aing rallies today. and new hampshire where a feisty elizabeth warren on the trail with clinton best record trump es late night dig. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty

lives forever. >> when you watch the debate do you ever actually laugh? >> most of the infighting hasn't gone anywhere now and the tracking poll shows a majority of republicans, 57% believe that friction could threaten trump's chances at winning the presidency. after his rallies in florida today, he heads to washington tomorrow, spending some of his limited time before election day opening his new hotel, nbc. matt, savannah. >> hallie jackson, up early on

>> show me what we need to do in temps of the polling. >> what you see if it looks really exact that's what we're trying to do. this is the average of every poll out there, feels like we are getting a new one today. trump will be promoing one, says, hey, it's a dead even race. >> that's a significant lead. donald trump will need movement in his direction. always better in crunch time in a campaign, don't look at the one poll 12 points this way or five that way, if you average them together, that's sort of your compass in a campaign like this. >> if you go back during the primaies and do hypothetical

you do see a consistency when you look at the clinton trump matchups going back to the spring. >> go to june, april. she did have a lead, double digits in april and see three, five, the common theme has been donald trump has not been ahead since it became a clinton-trump race. >> in the last couple of days we have been seeing hillary clinton almost looking in the house and senate. >> let's start in the senate and see where she stands now and chances of democratic control. >> at the senate battleground maps, republicans have a 54-46 majority. if you're democrats, good news, you have a lot of opportunities on this map. she was in new hampshire, you have a republican candidate and hillary clinton maybe favored in that state.

democrats looking at pennsylvania, illinois looking good, a lot of democrats believe they have that senate race in the bag. wisconsin, if you have those four, if you're a democrat and hillary clinton wins the president sy, those four would give you control of the senate. one wild card they have to worry about, this state, nevada, harry reid is retiring, this is the number one democratic senate seat is losing control of the senate. at at the house, it would have to be a huge wave. >> this is the highest number republicans had in the house since 1928. when they won this majority two years ago said it was wave proof. democrats would need to pick up 30 plus seats and win in very republican districts. if this is a 10 point or more presidential race, i think this

>> nobody better on the board than steve kornacki. >> we move to another story. it's a theme park tragedy that happened overnight. we mentioned it at the top of the show. at least four people were killed in australia when a popular ride malfunctioned. bill neely has the latest on it. good morning. >> good morning, savannah. this was one of the star attractions at the theme park on o world, a place this morning of nightmare. >> the thunder river rapids ride has been thrilling visitors for year, throwing two passengers off and trapping two others on a

their mom was trapped under. i would rather not talk about what i saw. >> she came out hysterically crying and came out carrying her and the little baby. >> reporter: rescuers tried to save two lives but one of the men and woman died at the scene. >> the ride sustained a malfunction cauing two people to be ejected from the ride and another two people caught inside american runner, matthew sen -- centrovitz, who tweeted just got off a ride that had two killed and two others trapped. one person injured.

>> reporter: it was later declared safe, a decision that proved fatal. >> this ride was known as one of the tamest family friendly, it even took children as young as 3 years old. now, it's one of the deadliest. dream world say they're deeply shocked and their park is now closed and clearly they face some very serious questions. >> thank you. horrible story out of pakistan where gunmen stormed a police training center late monday killing at least 59 people. more than 100 others were wounded. between four and six gunmen opened fire as they rushed that building. many of the police trainees were killed when the gunmen detonated explosive vests. officials say an al qaeda linked militant group is responsible for that attack. 38-year-old michael vance

car. he live streamed on facebook and taunted police along the way. >> if you want to know what's up next, stay tuned to your local news. >> police say he stole another car, shooting and injuring another woman in the process and in the home they found bodies of two relatives and he was last seen driing a 2007 mitsubishi and extremely dangerous. outrage over a controversial request from the pentagon. it involves cash bonuses given to service members and now the military wants that money returned. good morning to you. >> good morning. this story goes back to at least 2007 and involved more than 10,000 men and women from the california national guard. they were recruited to join up at a time when the military

its ranks and now the pentagon wants that money back even though some of those folks really aren't in a position to pay. >> reporter: when the military wanted more troops to help fight in afghanistan and iraq, they handed out bonuses of $15,000 or more. robert served two tours of combat duty in iraq and now being asked to return his $20,000 bonus. >> it's in violation of federal w. that letter saying, you owed money? >> anger. we didn't do anything wrong, we stepped forward, volunteered, signed on the line and did our duty and now they're slapping us in the face for it. >> reporter: thousands of soldies similarly were signed up and some knew they weren't really eligible for enlistment bonuses but signed them up

guilty for false claims totalling $15 million and three other officers pleaded guilty to fraud. >> bonuses went from a small group of critical skills to almost everybody that was joining was eligible. in a lot of instances, soldiers would get paychecks far and above, greater than their normal pay. >> reporter: rather than forgiving the bonuses, which were in some cases, improperly handed out, the guard assigned auditors to traow saying in a statement the california national guard does not have the authority to unilaterally wave these debts even though those who signed up and got bonuses didn't do anything wrong, the auditors found $37 million may have improperly paid out. since the story came out, both sides of the aisle are calling for change.

after 9/11 to put them in this situation. >> reporter: for people like this gentleman, the relief can't come soon enough. >> reporter: have you paid any of this money they requested? >> i haven't. i don't plan on it either. i plan on winnings. >> the pentagon spokesperson tells nbc news the pentagon leadership department is looking at it very closely adding national guard units may also be faing the same issu washington state exploded in a billow of smoke and flames, all caught on camera. firefighters were already on the scene when the pressure blew out. it happened late last night. fortunately, nobody was injured. the cause of that fire is under investigation. >> do you use your parking brake when you park your car? >> sometimes. >> here's proof you should

you're on a hill. a surveillance video out of switzerland, a plan pulled over on the shoulder of a road and got out without putting the brake on and moments later was chaing his run away car across several lanes of a busy highway and eventually it came to rest after hitting that road sign. >> i always put my brakes on. >> crazy. >> good morning. what's shaking in the weather. >> we have crazy cold weather in the northeast anda side. jet stream brings those temperatures down. feels like 29 in bingham, 36, boston, tomorrow morning it will be colder, 24 million under frost, freeze or watch advisory and hard freeze parts of the northeast. look at the mid-section of the country, look how warm it will

thursday. 78 in wichita. new orleans, high of 81 and warms up even warmer as you get to the weekend. to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. good morning. frost and freeze advisories up for northern maryland and shenandoah valley this morning and all likelihood will be even colder tomorrow and includes prince william and montgomery

temperatures on your way out the door this morning in 30s and 40s at the most. 30s in central virginia and 40s in the city. afternoon highs only in the 50s and near 60s, quite breezy. bundle up. coming up, the ex-wife of former subway pitchman, jared voguele is now sing the fast-food company of turning a blind eye to disturbing complaints against him. > baseball's lovable losers gearing up for tonight's opening game of the world series. we're with them live in cleveland and chicago. we have the trophy here in the

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7:30 now on a tuesday morning, october 25th, 2016. you know what you know what that means? game on for the world series tonight. fans of chicago and cleveland and drinking establishments in their respective cities. >> you mean bars? >> yeah, bars. >> ahead of tonight's world series. when you haven't won the title in decades, a chance you don't get often, why not live it up. the fan frenzy. >> vegas, baby! >> let us get a check of

pennsylvania was sentenced. she was accused in august of leaking information to the media to embarrass a political rival and lying about it under oath. she is the first top prosecutor and will remain free at this time. four killed in a theme accident. two others caught inside. they're working with police to try to find out what went wrong. the newest nbc survey monkey online tracking poll, it shows hillary clinton with a six point lead nationally in a head-to-head matchup with donald trump. for today's campaign moment, the president reading mean tweets. >> president obama will go down as perhaps the worst president in the history of the united

realdonald trump. @realdonaldtrump, at least i will go down as a president. >> exactly. the president having a little fun on "jimmy kimmel live." just dropped the phone at the end of that. let's get back to that historic world series matchup between the cubs and indians. long time coming for both teams and their fans a awaiting the first pitch. let's start with ron in cleveland. what's going on around you there? >> good morning. a lot of the buzz coming into this series has all been about the chicago cubs and how they haven't won in so long. it's been a long time here as well. right, fans? [ cheering ].

to the world series. >> reporter: two of the perennial punchlines, chicago cubs and cleveland indians ever the underdogs about to take the field rewriting history. when the story of this world series is told only one is guaranteed the last laugh. the indians last won the fall classic all the way back to 1948 , coming close in the 1990s but falling short both times. the c years if you're counting. it has created a fever pitch among diehard fans. >> i don't know how to describe it. like we're still sleeping and will wake up and it might not be real. >> reporter: the baseball misfortunes are the stuff of hollywood legend, captured on "major league" and it would put them beside the city's ruling

city of champions once again. >> reporter: tonight, lebron and cavaliers will get their championship rings at the season opener right next door where cubs and indians start their quest for glory. >> our indians are starting in the world series, and it will go down in history and never forget it. >> reporter: soarin tickets too much for fans and past $7,000 and some thinking outside the batters' box, offering tickets to the chicago run of the broadway smash hit "hamilton" in exchange for world series seats. if the indians can pull this off, this is only the second time in sports history the basketball and baseball champs came from the same town.

say in rome and cleveland, let's go try. >> taking the safest point there with all the indians fans around him. >> a question between "hamilton" tickets and world series tickets, "hamilton" will be on broadway for a while. take the world series. we leave cleveland and go 350 miles west and check on chicago. a little pep there? >> reporter: a little pep rally. this thing is massive. i know there are fans in cleveland who really want to win. trust me. let me use my ladder. there are fans all over chicago. [ cheers and applause ] >> let me try to set the stage for you. hold on!

hear me? i'm at hairy karry's in downtown chicago. it is packed! look at this crowd. there are two years, 1945 and 1908. 1945, the last time they went to the world series but 1908 the last time they have seen a championship. meet these they got up at 4:00 this morning. it is a family affair. generations never seen this before. look at this little guy. tell me his name, mom. >> beckett. >> what would it mean for any family. we have little brother, too. lots of kids. what's his name? >> jamison. >> jamison. >> reporter: tell me what it would mean for fans across the city of chicago to take this home. what would it mean? >> it would be huge. >> quickly, i want you to meet

what would it mean to be a cubs fan and what would it mean to go all the way? >> we don't have to dream anymore, it's a realty. four more wins and whoopee! >> go, ready, go! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you so much. i'll have what they're having. >> tamron has the world series she's in for carson. >> if you think those people were excited in both those live shots, wait until you hear this. the excitement building online in the orange room. we have the coveted world series trophy. matt shows you that. it is what every cubs and indians player has in his sights as well as the team fans. guess what? i will faint. we have something even more exciing for baseball fans this

a chicago and cleveland game in this historic series. it could be yours as part of the world series, super fan. share picture what makes you the ultimate cubs or indians fan an why you deserve to go to the big game. want to see all you've got. get the dog, granny, uncle, two tickets to the world series. they are yours. remember, game one of thewo i feel faint. this is a big thing in the orange room, guys, we're giing away these tickets. >> can we get three tickets? >> you get a chaperone and i'll baby-sit. >> loing this, thank you very much. we'll have more on this series in a little bit. >> now, a check on the weather. >> speaking of the world series,

starts out okay tonight. partly cloudy, 46 degrees. we have rain coming tomorrow. watching that very closely. we have this system coming out of the midwest today, out of the rockies and pushing further to the east, minnesota, chicago, today, to tomorrow, thursday we have more rain moving cold enough we could see snow in the and new england and from chicago to cleveland, looking at about an inch of rain. the heaviest rain is from eastern iowa to southern wisconsin. that's what's going on in your country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. layer up. a bit of northerly wind and temperatures in the 30s and 40s. a wind chill kind of morning for you whether waiting at the bus stops or walking into the office.

60s. it will stay at 15 or 20 miles an hour. clear skies and very chilly. wind dies down late tonight and could be even colder tomorrow morning. >> get that weather any time you need it. check out the weather channel, progressive field. no roof. will be interesting. coming up, airline safety videos have gone from dull to dazzling. why are some passengers eric fogle's wife sing subway. did they know the issues that landed their pitchman behind bars. enough of those issues. the moments that connect us

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>> reporter: fogle skyrocketed to fame as the face of subway's healthy eating campaign with visits to schools but a former journalist who knew fogle and his lawsuit told about his sexual encounters. >> gender didn't make a difference to him. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit they knew about his sexual misnd because he was their cash cow. subway severed ties with him last year after the fbi raided his home says his actions were inexcuseable and didn't represent their brand. they said as this is pending legal action and didn't give comment. >> >> it's unlikely a court will give them money because they

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7:56 is your time now on this tuesday, october 25th, 2016. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. we want to get right to melissa mollet in your first 4 traffic. good morning. >> good morning. we have the same situation at shady grove. looks like all lanes are open and we have the lumber on the right side. and crash reported there. and northbound, crash on the right side of the roadway, 66 inbound still a little slow because of an earlier accident on the beltway. >> thanks. we'll take a break and check your forecast when we come back.

rat good morning, there's a little bit of bundle factor outdoors. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. we will end in the near 50s to 60s quite breezy in the 15 to 20 miles an hour range. the wind fades tonight and makes this one with less rain and milder weather just in time for the weekend. >> thank you, chuck. another local news update for you in 25 minutes. back to the "today" show after

it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, donald trump down but insisting he's not out. >> we're leading, number 1. >> as senator elizabeth warren goes in for the kill. >> he thinks that because he has a mouth full force himself on any woman within groing distance. >> where do things really stand with two weeks to go? plus, bad medicine, a new report has startling news about prescriptions in america saying half of patients treated for common infections are getting the wrong antibiotic. dr. oz is here with what you need to know. ? we're off to see the wizard

>> dorothy's ruby slippers from the "wizard of oz," now saved. we'll tell you how much they raised. today, october 25th, 2016. >> good morning! from san diego, california! >> from texas! >> we're on the "today" show! >> it's 8:00 on "today," tuesday, october 25th, 2016. we have a great crowd out here on our plaza.

now. >> wintery, nice. >> you don't think it's wintery? >> it's nice. >> it is a little chilly. >> nice, feels good. >> it will get worse, though. >> particularly december and january. >> tamron in love with ina garten. she will take steak to a whole new level with a mustard sauce and mushrooms and brand new cookbook, her 10th >> this is my girl crush of all time. >> we're excited. >> speaking of delicious food, we want to get into the thanksgiving spirit. we need your help calling it today's turkey trot. we will be trotting all across the country in search of the next thanksgiving super chef. if you know a foody with a recipe to share, we may give them a surprise from one of their favorite celebrity chefs.

and tell us why he or she should be considered. remember, it's a surprise. >> this is the best thanksgiving dinner and turkey recipe? >> all kinds of things. >> you have no idea. >> she will do some research right now. >> we'll get back to you. time for the news at 8:00. >> just two weeks left in the race for the white house and hillary clinton is largely maintaining her lead over donald trump, up by six points in a to our latest nbc survey news monkey online poll. trump responding with an arsenal of attacks. >> reporter: with time running out, trump heating it up while battling in battleground florida. >> the best evidence the system is rigged is the fact that hillary clinton, despite her many crimes, was even allowed to run for president in the fist place. >> reporter: despite national

him trailing, trump insisting victory is within reach. >> this is a movement like they have never seen in our country before. do you see these polls, where they're polling democrats, how's trump doing? oh, he's down. they're polling democrats. >> but earlier, mixed messaing as trump admitted he is trailing clinton compaing his campaign to the united kingdom's vote to leave the european union. >> i think we are going brexit situation. that one was behind in the polls. i guess i'm somewhat behind the polls but not by much. >> the math is getting tough. as of monday more democratic affiliated voters have turned out than republican affiliated voters in 9 out of 12 battleground states and increasingly confident clinton set to campaign in florida today. after stumping in new hampshire monday with trump antagonist, senator elizabeth warren.

force himself on any woman within groing distance. >> reporter: seiing on trump's comment from the third debate. >> such a nasty woman. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever! >> reporter: clinton relishing warren's role as attack dog. like nobody else. she exposes him for what he is, temperamentally unfit and totally unqualified to be president of the united states. >> reporter: underscoing clinton's confidence she's increasingly shifting her focus beyond trump to down ballot democrats rallying support for democrat, maggie running against republican senator kelly ayotte in new hampshire. >> unlike her opponent, she has

donald trump. >> reporter: trump, who campaigns in florida today is debuting a nightly broadcast, some wondering if he's paing the way for a trump network if he loses. so far, early voing shows women and latinos are casting ballots in higher rates than 2012. >> all right. donald trump taking aim at the affordable care act saying obamacare doesn't work. his comments came monday after the administration confirmed that health insurance premiums will go up sharply next year, by an average of 25% across the 39 states served by online exchanges. many consumers will only have one insurer to choose from. administration officials stress subsiies will help lessen the effect of those premium hikes for a lot of people. coming up, what one tennis player decided to do mid-match. chris hemsworth's perfect

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decull our medication. not only are antibiotics being overprescribed but at least half the time, people with sore throats, ear infections and sinus infections get the wrong antibiotics. dr. mehmet oz is here to walk us through it all. good to see you. this is double the problem. you and i talked about the prescription problem in the past. >> if a third of the time you're really don't need them, this new study shows of the times you're getting them half the time is not the appropriate first line therapy. >> what is the impact on my health if i'm getting the wrong antibiotic for the wrong illness? >> you put things up on the screen, when you overprescribe, you get side effects. we have a trillion or more bacteria in our gut and you kill it off. we protect ourselves against out

antibiotics and kill them. the big issue, matt, number one of all is the super bugs. we're moving into a post antibiotic era, at a time we can routinely do implants for joints or heart specialty, my surgery but antibiotics almost inconceivable. >> sometimes a patient will walk into a doctor's office and say, doc, i need a z-pack. they don't know and use it as a sometimes doctors are simply giing it to them. >> of course, it's america, more is bigger. it's exactly the opposite. you want to take the strongest amount. if i can take a weak dose, why whack me with a z pack, 10% of people may be allergic to

and the others are fine with the weak stu. >> -- weak stuff. >> what about i have a virus, i need an antibiotic. >> rule of thumb if you're hacking and coughing more than two weeks, i get it. maybe get an antibiotic. you have sinus and issues with lots of pain, but use top call therapies. >> don't we need to know the difference 29 viruses and anti-bacterial? >> viruses are treat them. i wish we could. >> you can catch more of this guy weekdays on "the dr. oz show." check your local listings. al. a big storm coming in from the pacific northwest. that will cause a lot of rain. by the end of the week, gets ault way down to southern california. heavy rain making its way across the northern plains.

southeast. plenty of sunshine in the northeast but chillier than usual. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> check us out don't forget, check us out on today's show radio on siriusxm. >> hoda is here. we start this tuesday with what could be the latest pet peeve of flyers? baggage fee?

have been showing before takeoff, have you noticed? they're getting super flashily. this one from new zealand makes the point. is it a comedy? an airline safety video. >> i like this. >> i know. they're super fun but i have to say the wall street journal says passengers have a message, enough with the wacky safety videos, say they're ault gags and people remember the joke, not the directions. >> isn't there a saying if you have them laughing, you have them listening. i usually block those things out. >> people don't pay attention. >> what's the harm? >> i wonder how much those laboratory movie -- those elaborate movies cost them. >> keep it up.

races. life is filled with a lot of annoying chores, right? are you spending a lot of time doing things you don't have to be doing? the guardian newspaper says, yes, it came up with a list of things you can stop doing right now. these are things for years you have been told you had to do. flossing, we talked about that. >> you like the way it feels. >> you like the way it leaves your mouth feeling. >> having a landline. >> you need >> remember the black-out in new york. >> your phone will always work and your cell phone work. >> get one that isn't a plug-in phone. when power goes out, you new zealand an old-fashioned. >> rotary. >> operator, patch me into a1. >> i want to talk to aunt bee! >> a landline, come on. >> drink 8 glasses of water a

you get water in things you consume. pressing that closed door button in an elevator. washing your hair everyday. >> nobody does that. stretching before exercise. >> you don't have to stretch? >> apparently not as much as people think. >> if i exercised, that would mean a lot to me. and i will again. >> touch your toes. >> are they let's talk about the tennis player determined to win at all costs. her name is kuznetsova. she was behind in the recent match trailing. she turns things around. she just cut off her ponytail. she asked for a break and pair of scissors and off it went. she started snipping off the

cookie, right? >> what can it do? >> it worked, she went on with the match. afterwards she said the ponytail had been bothering her and had to do what she had to do. >> the reverse of sampson. >> what does samsung have to do with -- >> the landline phone. >> got >> an update on the story we brought you last week, initiative to save a piece of hollywood history. dorothy in the "wizard of oz," trying to preserve these red slippers. they reached their goal thanks to 5300 supporters in 41 countries around six continents but the smithsonian isn't done.

additional $85,000 to preserve and display the scarecrow costume. next up, can you imagine if the presidential election was hillary clinton versus the terminator. it would have been if arnold schwarzenegger had his way, telling "newsweek" magazine, if i had been born in america, i would have run. this was a good time to get in the race. he was the governor of california but says he won't support this year's republican nominee, donal he is replacing. it returns, mark your calendar, january 2nd. should be interesting incarnation of it. chris hemsworth, i love this story, he and his weave have been dog -- his wife have been dogged by reports of a divorce. and posted this instagram. his wife is next to him. looking for a new wife according to the publication woman's day

honey, you still love me, right? thanks for the heads up. >> would you put the picture up again. is that his wife or his bicep? look at that thing. >> they brought their son with them. >> look at that. >> crazy. >> wow! >> that's like my waist. >> give you one more shot. >> come on. svetlana >> we are a world of second chances around here. and the second series, focusing on risks and dangers on "today's" young athlete. >> jenna hager is here with that. >> yes. >> a blunt trauma to the chest, parents are working to save kids

>> she was days away from her senior year in high school. full of life. >> she was so looking forward to everything, so happy, like she was coming into her own. >> reporter: she played soccer since she was 5 years old. >> she said, i love you. i will go get dressed for soccer and she left. maybe a half hour later the phone rang and it was one of her teammates and they said, jenna in i'm thinking, jenna fainted on the field. i don't know about hydration, concussion, brain bleed, i didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: it wasn't a lack of water or hit to her heart, it had just stopped beating on the soccer field. sudden cardiac arrest. >> the doctor kept coming in and said, i'm really really sorry. my world changed forever.

only after she died michelle learned her daughter had an undetected heart defect since birth. >> reporter: when you talked to doctors in the hospital, did they say she could have been saved? >> they said the only chance to survive was the shock from the defibrillator and needed it quickly. could she have survived? yeah. >> reporter: was there a >> he passed away from sudden cardiac arrest while swimming. >> takes the blow to the chest, got up, collapsed. >> reporter: like michelle schneider, every one of these parents has also lost a child to sudden cardiac arrest. they are all part of the group, parent heart watch. >> sudden cardiac arrest can happen to any's child and everyone's cause. >> reporter: unlike a heart

lost, the heart literally stops beating and cutting off flow to the brain and body. its survivable. >> sudden cardiac arrest is a survivable event if we can recognize it promptly and get the defibrillator and use it as soon as he can. >> reporter: a sports cardiologist says the chance for survival jumps to 80% if a defibrillator shocks the heart in the first few proper use of an aed could have helped save your child's life? >> that was, to me, the first time i thought a kid is not going to have a heart beat. >> reporter: 12-year-old josh did not get a life saving shock to his heart immediately after collaping while in soccer. >> he collapsed lost in the snack shack.

jenny, had an undetected heart defect. they checked their children after the death and caught a defect in their son, adam. >> only because josh passed away, it wouldn't have happened, adam has that chance and playing soccer and doing great. >> reporter: but his mom or dad is always feet away with an aed. now, these parents are fighting where children spend the most time, schools, are equipped with an accessible. our research shows only 16 states require an aed in public schools. even so, we found some of those states don't specifically say they have to be on every playing field or require someone trained to use them. those of you from massachusetts, if i walked into a public school, would i see a defibrillator in every school? >> not necessarily. we hope you would. it is our gloel to make sure

>> more than 300 schools in massachusetts do not have an aed. they've been working with state lawmakers to push for what they call common sense legislation, a bill putting an aed in every school. >> i am here because my son's not. >> reporter: the bill has been stalled because of lack of funding. >> the state doesn't like to tell schools they have to have things not funded but then they don't have funding to provide. a little bit of a think. >> how hard have you had to fight? >> years and years. >> that makes us even madder, aeds are 800 to $1,000. >> reporter: back in chicago, michelle schneider returns for the first time to the place where jenny's heart stopped. >> it's where she was and makes me feel closer to her. >> reporter: the field now has an aed. >> i can feel peaceful knowing another child isn't going to die

preventing cardiac arrest in the first place? ault parents we spoke with said their children had passed their physicals you but were not screened for heart conditions which is typically not part of a sports exam for kids. obviously, they need to raise awareness about screening and ekgs as well. they cost 800 to $1,000. parents say, that's expensive. if every kid brought in their lunch money and did a bake sale they could haveh across the country. >> a lot of parents will be calling their schools after that report. >> and have them nearby. those critical minutes. >> a few minutes afterwards and really need to be on field. we have ina garten showing one of her family favorites. more mushrooms. and we will have more fun

good morning, 8:26 on this tuesday, october 25th. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's start with a check on the morning commute. >> at east capitol, crash blockth headed inbound on 295. northbound i-95, norton had a crash but gotten out of the way and approaching montrose, going 16 miles an hour. >> thank you. a check on your forecast when we

good morning, everybody. sunny and on the cold side. temperatures in the mid-40s. 48 in washington and only 40 in warrington. afternoon highs, upper 50s to 60 degrees. quite the breeze outside this afternoon. be ready for that. you will need your windbreaker

morning even colder. could have freeze warnings across the western suburbs by tomorrow morning and on the cool side. >> thank you. get the latest weather on the

8:30 on a tuesday morning, the 25th day of october, 2016. we've got a really nice crowd out on the plaza on a brisk morning. you know what -- >> here she comes. >> it feels great. we're waiting the arrival of savannah.

>> we were also excited because there were tons of babies in the green room. bringing along the hottest new babies but the hottest new babies here. it's really cool, all this techie stuff, baby galore. >> how beautiful. in honor of her new cookbook, cooking for jeffrey, ina garten will show us how to make one of her husband's favorite "today" family is going all out like never before. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today," it is halloween. >> our popcorn will be epic. >> if you're in the neighborhood, come on down to the plaza and join the fun. >> watch it, buddy. >> we're ready for the big reveal. >> argh! >> nice costume.

>> monday, we will be celebrating one of our favorite holidays, don't forget to tune in for the big reveal of our halloween costumes or better yet, come on down decked out in your very -- will you be ready? we're inviing all of you back and your friends, everyone. today, halloween or matt wares a dress day. >> i don't knowbo let's get a check of the weather from al. >> we start off with a gorgeous day in the east. a little on the chilly side. southeast, gulfcoast, wet weather making its way to the pacific northwest. tomorrow, we expect to see more strong storms in the upper great lakes. unseasonably mild in the northwest. a little cool in the northeast with plenty of sunshine picture perfect in the southeast and

the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. we're looking for layered jackets. temperatures back down to 40s and even 30s. early this morning, it will be a sunny and breezy day today. northwest winds over 15 miles an hour much of today. you will need that jacket today and tonight and tomorrow morning when it is even colder this morning, down into the upper 30s. widespread frost and warnings tomorrow morning in montgomery and fairfax and prince william county. >> check out our pals on the weather channel on cable. >> thank you. we mentioned world series starts tonight. cheer if you're a cubs' fan? or who thinks cleveland will win? limon motte is a cleveland fan.

fan. that's a long time to wait. >> reporter: long time to wait. good morning. lebron is the king of cleveland. i have the incredible fortune to be with the queen of cleveland. this is emily syrian, better known as a life-long clevelands' fan. if you can believe what your eyes are seeing, she's 10 four years young. she remembers the 1948 world series championship. i have to ask y is better, 2016 or 1948 cleveland indians? >> i couldn't say. >> she's diplomatic. >> i can't even mention that word. look how great she looks at 104. this is pressure for them to win one for nana. >> reporter: you want them to win one for you? >> i want them to win one before

>> win one for nana. >> we have four generations here. the daughter, granddaughter and great granddaughter. i have to ask you, lori, tell me about her history with this team and how much she's inspired all of you guys to rally around her and the indians. >> she's been a life-long fan. when she turned 100, she said, i think i'm ready to throw out that first pitch. she practiced for weeks ahead of time, the windup pitch wouldn't do it underhanded. made it across the plate. her favorite player, she was there when they honored him. she has been the cleveland champion lady. >> amazing. >> mitchell's ice cream has made a sunday for this week for the world series. it's a cracker jack sunday with vanilla been ice cream, caramel and indian sprinkles.

nana. let's send it back to you guys. >> we love you! >> i want them to win like 10 more before that t-shirt comes true. >> adorable. let's talk about the mood of fans in chicago. good morning to you. >> this is a pep rally and the doors were opened at 4:00 this morning. it is packed. the game doesn't start until steam? here's my question. is anybody going to work today? >> you're not going to shave until you win the world series? >> exactly. >> reporter: anybody going to work today? we have someone from the 1969

got within five outs of getting to the world series. now in 2016, a loaded question. what does this mean to you? >> not just me, generations of ex fans and players. we all went through that together and we all thought we could be that team to do it and fought for it. it was emotional to see that last out and 108 years of emotion going into it. the anticipation of what the city has been buzzing ever since. >> reporter: 1969, you were close as well. >> we were. the other night, as curry said, it was so exciing and i'm so proud of the chicago cubs and the organization. they have really done well this year and we're proud of them. >> reporter: what do you stay to fans, not just here in chicago but around the country. my husband is a die-hard fan.

he didn't even cry at our wedding but i think he cried. what do you say to the fans right along with you? >> i tell you what i think about. i think about the fans that did not get to be part of this, that have passed and not with us now. so many of them were terrific cubs fans. >> reporter: let's end this on an up note and do a little go cubs go? let's do it! ?? ?? >> reporter: i love it! back to you guys! >> back to nana! there she is, nana! >> this is so exciting. i don't know who to root for, so awesome.

super fan give away. we have tickets to one game in cleveland and one in chicago. we want somebody to win these tickets. you have to prove to us you are the biggest cubs or indians fan. tell us why you deserve them. some lucky fan is going to get them. >> up next, pay attention, unveiling the best new baby gear on the market.

we are back now at 8:41 with "expecting today." this morning the latest and greatest products to make life this morning, the latest and greatest products for new parents. >> you have our undivided attention for this. we have gorgeous models. >> this is inspired by you guys and ault wonderful new momies out there and incredible stuff

>> fancy technology stuff. >> this is amazing technology. first, we have liam and his momma. this is the hatch baby chaning table combined with a smart wireless scale so it weighs your baby every time you put it on and gives you health metrics. you can tell, if you're breastfeeding, how much your baby weighs. >> it connects to an app and saves all this data and keeps track of your diaper changes so you can e-mail this to a pediatrician. get ready for this. this is a ithermometer, as if it had a really smart baby. if you can show us this wireless

and all night long, every 4 seconds it will take a temperature reading and you don't have to wake the baby up and take a temperature alert and if it goes above a certain level you don't have to stay up all night. >> that's amazing. and you don't have to worry about where to put it, too. >> dylan, you have a lot to look >> we're checking on her because i wanted to make sure she's happy. >> incredible, hot off the press, the snoo, the smart sleeper just launched last week created by dr. harvey kart, it is really genius. it was developed to help stimulate the sounds and sensation and the movement of babies in the womb. >> oh! she's loing it.

forth. >> what's amazing it adjusts to cry level. if the baby cries more, more motion and more sound and when the baby calms. it's one of the safest sweepers there are because it comes with a built-in swaddle and connects to the sleeper and the baby can't turn over and always in the safest position. >> she's happy. >> oh, my god. >> you like it? >> it's just another genius way sleep and babies sleep. >> baby seems happy, too. a winner. >> when you see me throwing this on my back on the way out of the studio today. >> this is a pea pod. so super cool. it is a portable travel bed for baies aged 1-3. what's so great about this, i picked this up. it goes in this tiny little thing. when you're going to visit the

for the little one. >> we have to keep going. >> ready for this guy. >> this is the mom's self-installing car seat. any who has not struggled installing a car seat -- >> you had me at hello. >> this is a genius app, talks to you. i am a tech zero and can set this up. if it's not 4moms, $499. >> and how the straps are installed? >> it installs itself and puts the optimum position for the baby. >> we need a baby shower for dylan and savannah. >> this is a portable white noise to soothe baby. hook it up to really nothing.

you can have grandma install it. monogrammed baby converse, from stitch. and an app for your baby coming. these are mommy and me thank you notes. one for mommy and one for baby. personalized stamps. have you ever seen? >> an umbrella. it's physically impossible to carry an umbrella and push a stroller. two moms from brooklyn invented way to connect it to the stroller. >> oh, my gosh. the whole thing is amazing. i feel like this is a showcase showdown. >> thank you, babies. >> congratulations, you guys and

coming up next, a tasty recipe for filet mignon from ina

food." it is a very big treat this morning because the barefoot contessana got a brand-new cookbook out today called "cooking for jeffrey." filled with recipes her husband requests most often. ina, always great to have you here. ho how are you? after 40 what years of marriage? >> 48. >> jeffrey finally gets a cookbook? >> he does. >> is food one of the secrets to a long happy marriage? >> what it's about, cooking for him is what my career was about. he loves what i cook and

>> after 48 years does he tell you when he doesn't like something? >> so far he hasn't told me he doesn't like anything. i would stop cooking for him. >> quickly look at the ingredients. what jumps out. >> fillet of beef. mushrooms, mustard, those are the important things. and shallot. >> you can't just throw a fillet on the grill or stove, you have to have a technique. >> i take the fillet of beef. it's tied and keeps it in even evenly. dry with a paper towel. i brush it with a little oil, just like this. i'm doing it the way steakhouses do it. you sear it and put int the oven. >> explain why searing is so important. >> it keeps the juices in and makes a nice crust. i have sea salt and salt and pepper and put it in.

exactly right. >> you do the edges? >> i do the top and bottom. it's just fine. the salt has a lot of flavor in it. >> how long will it take to sear? >> two minutes on each side. we have some that are seared. >> i will turn it down so it doesn't sizzle the whole time. >> these are seared and go into the oven. this is what steakhouses do, put int the oven 400 degrees 8 to 12 minutes, perfectly put a thermometer in the side, perfect every time. that's going into the oven. >> okay. let's make our sauce. >> then we take the pan we made the steaks in, ault flavor in it. i will deglaze it with cognac. >> we have our tasters downstairs, including your girlfriend, tamron down there. >> hi, tamron. >> hi, ina. >> oh, my god. then i put initial lots.

>> yeah. >> i put in cream and let that simmer a little bit and it will thicken up. i use two kinds of mustard, regular dijon mustard and course mustard. i love when something looks like what it tastes like so you know it has mustard in it. put those in and it will sim ear few minutes while the steaks are in the oven. this is so easy. >> this is what the sauce is like. that will go right on the steaks. then we have sauteed mushrooms, which is great. >> what type of mushrooms are they? camini mushrooms. a little bit of butter and the mushrooms and walla, i did it all my sauce. >> because of the cream and sauces, a little heavier.

>> i slice it thin and we have some sliced for you to take. you might need a fork or knife. and i made a kale salad with cesar degrees. it has pan chet ta in it, croutons and parmesan cheese. >> how's it going? >> this is about as good as it gets. >> i love the sauce but even need it. it's so flaifrtful. >> it makes all the difference in the world. >> ina said you probably need a knife. i cut it with a fork. fantastic. congratulations on your 10th cookbook. >> thank you. >> congratulations to jeffrey as well. she's going to be back -- >> he is a good sport. >> he is a good sport. why shouldn't he be? >> you can catch live in a few

check her out there. all "today's" recipes on our website today.com. this is "today" on nbc. today.co. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett

how good was that? >> my gosh.

>> what's coming up? >> fall fashion. >> why the pink coat i wore earlier. >> the pea coat? >> p-i-n-k. >> that, too. >> and cool ways to dress up your family's jack-o'-lanterns. >> ina, don't go away! 8:56 is your time on this tuesday, october 25th, 2016. good morning, i'm eun yang. we want to check on your morning commute with melissa mollet and traffic. >> southbound, 395 before duke street, we are still quite jammed from an accident at 270. after father hurley boulevard

as you're taking a look at the beltway, everything is pretty good. >> thanks. we'll check your forecast when

good morning, everybody. you will need your jacket today. temperatures in the 40s to near 50 now. even 30s hanging on the map. 31, dulles, 52 in indianapolis. highs today, upper 50s to around 60. that northwest wind will be around all day long making it feel even cooler setting the stage for an even colder morning tomorrow morning and >> get the latest news and weather any time in the latest nbc washington app and see you in 25 minutes for another news

this morning on "today's take," tom hanks making a scene. you won't believe what he did to a fan. and pumpkins that will blow your gourd and the hottest fashion fall tips coming up. from nbc news, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on tuesday morgan, october 25th, 2016. >> how are you doing? >> i started my morning off right because of yesterday welcoing back, dylan knows for

she made this rocking apple crisp. more crisp than apple. >> was that in your office yesterday? >> it was but i didn't share it, brought it home. >> apple crisp is not something that photographs that well -- >> but tastes good. >> i don't know if it tasted that good -- >> but i posted it so it having it. as a consolation prize, ina garten, like your food fairy grandmother. >> i'm photo bombing you because i decided you needed a book. >> they didn't give me one. >> they didn't? >> no. >> that's why i'm here. >> you made a fantastic filet

breakfast. >> why not? >> the way you made it by searing it and putting it in the oven -- >> with the crust and black pepper. >> listen, jeffrey, on the days he's not available. he works and has a long commute. >> he's a really smart guy and does a long commute. >> he's a smart guy. >> he sure is, the best decision. >> if he's not available -- >> shall i sorry, jeffrey. just for the record. i love you, jeffrey and love everything about you. >> you're not getting rid of me that fast. >> love you so much. >> love you, too. >> i never loved someone so much. >> that's not enough. >> what? there's more. >> we have the world series

>> come on. come on. >> the commissioner's trophy. that's right. we have the cubs and indians playing in game one in cleveland, progressive field. >> how due ship something like that? >> it doesn't have a cage? >> kind of like diamonds, like the hope diamond. you can't even touch it. you have to have white gloves on. say it's almost impossible to pick a team in this because these are two great american cities. i'm going with chicago. i lived there 10 years. think about what's happening in baseball tonight. it's so historic. >> eats team, hard to decide. >> this is why it's still america's favorite pass-time. >> is it as soft as you think it is? it's smooth?

this, but we also have our hands on tickets to both a chicago and a cleveland game in the historic series that could be yours as part of our world ser weres super fan give away, head to today.com and show a picture or video that makes you the ultimate fan why you should go to the >> we're not eligible. you can see it at 8:00 p.m. eastern on fox. ?? ?? >> they moved up the ring ceremony for cleveland cavaliers. it was supposed to be later this evening. they moved it up to 7:00 p.m. eastern so it wouldn't interfere in the game.

104-year-old fan for the cleveland indians, adorable. adorable. >> the thing that is so crazy, first of all, trying to get these tickets are nuts because they have those robots. >> you have to verify you're human. >> that's what i don't understand. as a human, i'm trying to type in the code they put in there. i can't understand the code. i swear, it's a script s, i think. >> they keep saying, do you need there have been moves to try to get legislation to stop these block sales of tickets, they go on -- >> so disappointing. >> and go to ticketmaster and buy tons of tickets and normal folks can't get the tickets. >> even with a credit card, pre-sail. i did that with beyonce and by

always tv and we love tv. >> this tom hanks, what is that? >> this is interesting, check this out, okay? ? down town down town shimmy coca, shimmy shimmy rack ? ? i met a girlfriend a trisket she said a cream on top ? ? my momma's -- three more times. >> classic singing. >> what happened now? >> tom was doing an interview and was asked about one of his most famous scenes, tom, after all these years, proves he's still got it. >> ?

coaster, sweet sweet let me go ? ? shimmy shimmy rock shimmy shimmy coca puffs ? ? i want a trisket with ice cream on the top ? ? walking 10 times a week i have my momma's credit and i'm cool ? ? and hot and socked me in the stomach three times. >> look at ron howard. he's so summer camp and needed a rap for this. >> i put it on my answering machine for a while i'm sure was fun for people that called, not that i got a lot of phone calls. >> we have video. >> this is live. ? ? down town baby down town roller coaster shimmy shimmy coca puffs shimmy shimmy rock ?

trisket with vanilla ice cream on the top ? ? walking down the street i said it i'm on my momma's credit ? ? i'm cool i'm hot ?? >> i have been waiting my whole life to do that. >> we have to get tom hanks back on. come on! >> yesterday, that was one of your -- >> i that was hilarious. >> that scene from "snl," my daughter, courtney, who was here came over to hour house, she works here and was going on and on about david pumpkin. you have to go to nbc.com and check out the clip. >> courtney, what did you tell him? are you miked up? it's the funniest thing.

david pumpkin. >> pretty good. >> google it while we go to break. james gordon carpool tear yoke -- karaoke. we have your first look before it airs tonight right after this, gaga and james. i love it. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, nutella adds a smile to any morning. one jar; so many delicious possibilities. nutella - spread the happy! there's a story behind my skin. my only makeup? true match. only true match has l'or?al's technology to match your skin's unique tone and undertone.

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romance ?? >> i love it. not ideal for driing but i do feel alive. >> that's so fantastic. do you know who the first carpool karaoke guest was? mariah carey. >> really? >> she was spotted riding shotgun again. he was wearing a christmas swe t >> that was her home and hung out with her. she called herself the queen of christmas. her christmas trees actually have real flowers. she wrote that song on a casio by herself. >> it is christmas to me. >> she never has to record another song. >> it has a million million zillion dollars. >> hey, casio.

have you ever tried this bottle flipping thing? >> we tried it last summer and failed greatly. >> i did. i couldn't do it. >> there you are, yeah. >> couldn't do it. >> the table is really small. >> is it back? >> i don't think it's gone away. it's getting steam up. a duke basketball player takes to it the next level. this guy is not just anybody, he attempts this at half-court during a basketball season kick-off and the crowd goes nuts. >> chase jeter! ?? ?? ?? ??

it, if you didn't know it, it would have been a little uncomfortable. >> that looks like a movie. >> maybe you should try it on the floor. >> another guy tries it, his own basketball inspired bottle attempt, tries this on social media. check this. >> oh! >> oh, no! that is so -- >> oh, no. >> all right. >> that is so funny. no one was injured? >> i didn't say that. i did not say that. other than his pride. >> but nobody got hurt. >> i'm so glad that was caught on camera. >> you almost got hurt fashion-wise. >> so, yesterday, i want to quickly thank estee lauder. they invited me to their table

i sat with susan and the editor attest stay lauder and others and that was a picture there. i had no idea, got it out of the car. i wore a dress i wore to work a few weeks ago, i walk in, one of those moments, i want a pu strapless -- >> when i get an invitation to black tie optional, i ask 100 people, what should i be wearing. >> this wasn't optional. there were men in black bow ties. i ran to the table, sat down. a beautiful evening. congratulations to them, thanks toest stay lauder, i have learned a lesson and make sure i read invites over and over. black tie optional.

cocktail dress. when they say black tie, they claim -- >> when guys see black tie, it's -- >> not going. >> you want to try it? >> no. >> be careful. >> you should be good. >> no. >> i don't know why we thought that was going to work. i don't know the technique. >> i think you start from the top. >> got it. got it. >> oh. >> okay that worked out well. >> move to weather. >> we'll keep trying. >> like, weather, weather. >> all right. let's see what we've got for today. very mild, stretching from the southwest to the gulf coast and southeastern atlantic states, heavy rain making its way to the upper midwest and showers in northern new england. progressive field, partly cloudy, 46 degrees, and then we're looking at tomorrow, rain possible, temperature of 47

>> i will try it. >> give it a shot. >> good grief. is there a technique? i will not do this right. wrist? >> oh. much closer. >> that's what's going on around the country. that's what's happening as you watch paint dry. >> wow. what an endorsement. fine today. temperatures currently in the 40s to around 50. there won't be a big rise in temperature degrees, clear skies and faing wind will make tomorrow even colder. increasing risk for frost and freeze tomorrow, for cold sensitive plants time to cover them up. tomorrow, in the 50s. cloudy skies and rain. rain likely thursday. we dry out. >> weatherman on the beat because i did it. show it, show it, boom! >> my dress. >> the forecast.

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it's the one night when everybody dresses up. and that includes dinner. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. you go to any market and still a ton of pumpkins waiting to be decorated. you can use just about any around the houses. here's karen, magazine. glad to have you. >> thank you. >> i've never seen a zipper. >> you start with monstes lurking around the cemetery. this is made from selling supplies, like button eye, ribbon eyebrows. then we took a zipper to make this cool mouth. you pin it in place. once you get the shape here. i will have to show you this one

inside and carve it and you have a full cool guy. >> toothpicks. >> toothpicks. you have your monster and want to make him have his gnarly smile. add toothpicks and stick them into the carved mouth. if you want to do something for the eyes, try a half gourd on top with thumbtacks. we etched these eyebrows using a cutter. this is something everyone >> i look this single eye. >> what is creepier on your front porch. take a big orange pumpkin and carve the eye shape in the front and big gaing hole in the back so you can fit in the white half pumpkin and secure it with a couple skewers and give them a little scare. >> i will keep an eye out. >> we have pumpkins and kids' version.

we took and owl and poking holes in the top to give them candy lollipop hair. a display on your front steps. trick or treaters can grab them before they go. you have candy corn eyes and secure with hot glue. take strips of cornhusks and dip them in water, secure them with a paper clin. then, on unwind them. >> they dry out. and stick them on. >> a little straight pin. >> i love it! all right. tamron has something over there. >> we have this using a doily? >> we are. this is a metallic doily and cut it out and hodgepodge you can

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an even colder start and chilly day tomorrow. showers thursday an drying out through the weekend. >> you can get the latest nbc weather any time, just open the

this morning on this morning on "today's" style fashions. we have the women who have their finger on the pulse of the hottest trends. lilliana is kicking it off with what trend is this? >> this is about the military jacket. we all have pea coats from past seasons. look for striped detail at the sleeves and gold buttons, my favorite details, accents with the red, $169. >> so fresh. >> shearling, this fabric is fantastic, functional and warm and super style'ish. a classic.

>> i love a pink coat. >> a pink coat is a statement. black is a classic. if you want to update it, go for this pink. millennial pink is the hottest of the season. >> what is millennial pink? >> this shade and 70 bucks at old navy. >> i am convinced any time you pick up a black coat you can pick up a pink coat. it will go with >> printed coats, go for oversized plaids. this is at shopbop.com. >> this hits you at the midi length and throw it over anything super chic and cool. >> you see it a lot on the kardashians. >> for the fellas, we didn't forget about you. jonathan is channeling his inner

available at zara for $99. >> i see the millennial young ladies wearing silk dresses with the bomber on top of it. >> all about the mechanics of masculine and feminine. >> to al. >> everything you want to wear with a coat from hats, scarves, gloves. everything must have for fall. >> starting with the pom-pom hat, they have all these fun and fashion should be fun for the style squad. everything here is $50. the hat is a classic look, everything is under $50 and h achld m, this fedora. a sleek look. wear it with a jean jacket, h & m.

jones." you call this a night? >> for women and men, that's a big one. variety and different colors. and in the fall, i love wearing fingerless gloves, these are unisex and can turn into mittens in winter. if you get them in a pattern, $4.99. i was at fabulous gloves, $4.99 to $9.99. >> they even have velcro. >> fabulous. >> starves. >> the trend in skarves, chung -- chunky, knit and plaid. my pal, christina is here and can show you the classic way to tie the blanket scarf so it does

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your treats extra special with the author of this book. how will we transform these? >> i added halloween creatures and how i made the frankenstein. you can use a popsicle stick if you want. i will dip into the green to show you how to make the frankenstein. >> i used you can find that at party supply stores and baing supply stores. i will give him a little hair by dipping in these. i'm using other canies and sprinkles and stuff for the eyes. perfect. non farrell eyes and these peanuts make perfect eyes. how cute.

shapes and what candy you have around the house. >> like recycling. >> donut bats. >> these are no bake. >> super easy. >> you get to the fun part decorating. i use chocolate donuts. to make the wings, i took cupcake paper. i always have extras from baing and snipped them into wing shapes, take a kids can help with this. >> i was going to say. >> i made a slit. i will take the wing, paper wing and i will use the knife just to poke it in. >> boom. >> ready like that. then, i take marshmallos and little mini marshmallows. you can use a classic from the party store. >> where did you get the eyes? >> those are available from

you can take donuts home, stick a straw and stick into it and make the wings like i showed you. >> i love that idea. >> we have so much candy this time of year, melt your extra canies down and spread it on wax paper and -- >> like a candy bark. amazing. >> exactly. >> you can break it up and make party favors and veiled that's what's going on around the candy aisle. your neck of the woods. >> good morning. meteorologist chuck bell, a chilly start outside, still in the 40s and 50 degrees. it will stay chilly all day long today, afternoon highs near fwifrs 50s, 60 degrees. temperatures will drop. you in colder tomorrow morning

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s dom october is domestic violence awareness month. i had the privilege of visiting the safe house where any given day there can begin 100 children with their mom. while there i sat down with musician, dave navarro who talked about his experience. >> what was it like coming leer? >> i walked in here and saw a 3 broke. that could have been me. if this place had been here in 1983, my mom could have come here. to see these little innocent lives who have already lived through some pretty terrifying stuff, that's heartbreaking. i'm so sorry you're here but thank god you're here. >> dave navarro for the rock band addiction knows the shame

murdered by an ex-boyfriend when dave was just 15 years old. >> as a grown man i can look back and go, what 15-year-old kid is supposed to know how to handle this? it still lives with you, the guilt and shame. i think, speaking of shame, that's one of the things that kept my mom silent. >> in his documentary, "morning sun" he develops into the emotional toll of his mother's death. been shrouded in darkness and to be introduced in a way to celebrate her life and make it so i could walk away from telling the story and feeling closer to her than i had been. my mom tried to protect me from what was happening so i really didn't know much until it was too late. i later learned she wanted to look into a shelter. i don't know how far she got

speak freely? >> even resources like a shelter, when an abused woman decide to leave, experts call it the most dangerous reach. >> when the violence eggs skel lates more that's when it's the most dangerous and the person feels they're losing control when the person threatens to leave. >> having this tricycle here, how many do you have? >> in the shelter, we have 100 children. >> they run this place, rose house, the largest. >> this is one of the most important rooms at the shelter because of the number of children who end up here. >> these people who think about domestic violence forget about the adult survivor. they forget half of our beds are filled with children.

just that, a bunch of beds backed up for a safe place tonight. >> we want them to know they're safe first. >> each family gets their own apartment. >> this is an apartment with a kitchen, a place our residents can be proud of. >> while living here they discovered a hidden talent, art. >> that's her and her son walking towards the light when she discovered what this shelter has been like for her. >> we disguised her voice. you took that brave step. how do you feel now that you know you did it, you made the choice? >> i am in control of my own self, i allow nobody to treat me like that. i feel strong. >> you are strong. >> i feel very strong. >> another survivor agree es. >> it's not my fault. why is it my fault i love? we all are human.

that are embarrassed as much as i was. >> when you look at your future now, what do you see? >> i see nothing but happiness. >> navarro wants to share that message, too. >> there is a way out. it is possible to have a rich, fulfilled happy life, in spite of whatever trauma we go through. i've survived domestic abuse, murder, drug addiction. i am so gref other side of that. you're not alone. nothing is insurmountable. >> such a powerful message. safe hor rise ins work is so important to me and i appeared in one of their psas in honor of my sister, murdered at her home in salt lake city and no suspect named and the crime has never been solved. dave will receive an award in new york and congratulations to

we'll be right back in a moment.

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newsbreak. >> good morning. it's 9:57 on this tuesday, october 25th. i'm aaron gilchrist. today, we look how mgm plans to handle the extra cars when it opens the new casino in national harbor. traffic in that area is expected to increase from 90,000 cars per week to 180,000 cars per week. >> a check on the forecast with chuck bell.

northwest winds will keep it more like november than that 70 degree weather yesterday. tomorrow promises to be even colder. the wind dies down after sunset and frost and freeze advisories later and warming up on thursday and the weekend. up close to 70 on race day the marine corps marathon sunday, not much of a rain threat, good news. halloween with an edgar allan

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from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb, live from 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> all right, everybody. welcome, it's tuesday. it's also spanky tuesday but does not cooperate anymore so i can't make any promises. >> if you have broken up with someone and you want to get all your tension out, listen to this song and video. it's a good one. >> we have somebody in our kitchen cooking up a family