airports along the eastst expected to see delays. feeling lucky?o time t get your powerball jackpot of $750 million. muncy flies one in theto ai eft center. back at the wall. it is gone! >> epic game. game three of the world series en after a record-breaking 18 innings and more than 7 hours. the dodgers pulling out the first win of the series and leaving the red sox exhausted. and welcome peter. after 15 years with nbc news, peter alexander begins his next chapter as a co-host with today. saturday, october 27th, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" within shele jones and peter alexander and dylan dreyer.

live fromo stu 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today" andn this saturday morning. we are excited to announce that peter isia offy joining the saturday "today" team. how cool is it? >> you want to hear it again? >> let's do it one moreme >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander -- peter alexander -- peter alexander -- peter alexander and dylan dreyer. >> we will remix that right now. >> it never gets old. >> i have been watching this show since i was a kid and grateful to share this set with you guys. iot to nbc news almost 15 years ago. tom brokaw was the anchor. i learned so much. >> the best par is going over the last 15 years which we will do later. >> you have the beautiful and

sunny and clear and crystal day. that is the reality. the nor'easter. the wind and heavy rain and coastal flooding for millions oe peop up and down the northeast coast. i'll go through the details in a w minutes. >> busy saturday morning. we will get more. thisry is the big s this morning. the overnight developments in the case of thelorida man charged on friday with sending a dozen pipe bombs to critics of president trump. the justice departmt said it was old fashion evidence that broke the case. nbc's chief justice corresetndentwilliams is in washington with more. pete, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. th investigation did move rapidly. the first bomb found mond. the fad a suspect in mind thursday night and in handcuffs friday morning as more of the package bombs were being discovered. new york police and joint federal agents descended on the van parked north of miami accusing the owner of mailing

the dozen pipe bombs. 56-year-old cesar sayocaces charges which could bring 48 years in prison. >> we will not tolerate lawlessness. >> reporter: the windows of sac's van were plastered with stickers praising president trump. other images showed hillary clinton and barack obama with targets over sayoc had been living in the van and investigators want to know made.the bombs were this follows the dcovery of more bombs friday. one addressed to james clapper and another to senator cory teoker discovered at the mail distribution c and a third to kamala harris in sacramento. the fourth addressed to tom steyer. while none of the bombs exploded, the fbi says they were apparently designed to blow up. >> still analyzing the devices in o laboratory.

theseoa are not h devices. investigators say the big break in the caseur cam thsday when analysts at the fbi labatory found at fingerprn the outside of the package addressed to maxine waters. because sayoc had a criminal record on file, finger prifrpri were on file and possible dna evidence is a match too. court documents say ptos of george soros and barack obama and john brennan and maxine waters had a picture with a red x attache to them. >> pete, are they answer inges ons? >> reporter: he has refused to talk. e. refused to say if other bombs are out th he is not answering questions if help had officials think he did not.

>> pete, thank you. >> we will be joined by sean henry. an nbc news national security analyst and former assistant director of the fbi. he will join for more details about what shappened. we want to tellt you w the president did overnight. we heard from the president for the first time. the copresident, of se, has been critical of the fierce rhetoric in recent days. he has not taken any personal responsibility important whfor . he did give more ammunition, some say to critics, who suggest ere is moree could have said. we have sean henry here with>>u. uthorities now believe they have their man. even after his arrest, there was another package. i think the big question is we heard from pete he is not cooperating. is there still a threat? could we see more packages from sayoc or a copycat? >> i think is one of the critical component of the

authorities said thus far they believe he acted an loin. they will be looking -- they will be looking to see if there are conspirators or anybody out there. people who are evngaged in his sens ideology and want to do harm. these were t placed in mail prior to sayoc arrested. they were in a mail room and recently discovered. that is unclear. >> let's talk about theof profi the suspected mail bomber drre. this is a man whe a van plas it has crosshairs over some people had been fierce trump critics and some of the president's verbal targets here. what about his profile? what does this tell you about the mind set one som who may have committed a crime like this? >> in prior bombings, if you go back to ted kaczynski and

timothy mcveigh. they felt they were avenged. in this case, sayoc may have slipped through. violence ishe only way they can get it rectified. i'm sure we will findngs through his social media and other methods. some of the concern he had and expressed this point of view for a long time. >> can you put the investigation into context? this week started with bomb scares and ended with an arrest. i have to say the fbi, this investigation was swift with the ending here -- shouldn't say the ending. the reality is the fbi had a rough couple years and clashing with the white house. talk about the law enforcement and fbi? >> the the men and women, quietly go about their business every day to protect the american public. in this case we saw a surge and

really the capabilities and true ex-per tease -- expertise of the organization to come together and identify this investigation. what the fbi has gone through has been some morale issues with the language that has been out there. they are non-partisan and focused on protecting the public. i thi this case demonstrates the abilities and what they can do when they >> started on monday -- follow-up. >> started on monday andn wrappd upfriday. thank you for your time. nice to see you. as we mentioned president trump during the rally in north carolina last night praised law rcement tracking down the suspected mail bomber. he also renewed his attacks on some of his favorite targets. we have kelly o'donnell with more on that. reporter: good morning, peter. the president called for unity

and thanked law enforcement and describe d the series of mail bombers as an attack. he also blamed the media and democrats for their responses.us ated and fired up. president trump claims he has been victimized by media coverage ofai the bomb suspect. >> we have seen an effort by the media in recent hours to use the sinceister actions of one individual to score political points against me. >> reporter: at the north carolira ies. president did not acknowledge the suspect appears to be a trump supporter. he said his politics were not an inue all. no blame. no anything. >> reporter: before friday's rest, he put quotes around the word bomb to complain that tention was off the midterms. at the rally, he brought up past

politicalol ence. the baseball practice shooting carried out by a bernie sanders supporter. >> we did not use that attempt at mass murder for political gain because that would have been >> reporter: delivering a split message calling for. civili >> everyone will benefit if we can end the politics of personal destruction. tnrep bter:heut >> can you imagine speaker of the house nancy pelosi. crying chuck schumer. including crooked hillary.r: >> reporo attempt to quell the crowd's chants against hillary clinton. >> lock her up. >> oh, boy. they wil report about you tonight. >> reporter: he avoided his usual nasty nickname for a coresswoman sent an explosive device. but he wanted credit. >> i want them to say he was so nice tonight. >> reporter: earlier friday, i

asked whetherde the pre would reach out to mail bomb targets. will y o call president obama any targeted to update them? >> ithey wanted me to, but i think we will pass. >> kelly, we wort the white house. the president views everything through a political lens. he is back on theoad for a rally tonight. several more scheduled for next week. are youting a sense or hearing from folks he will keep ramping it up in the waning days? >> reporter: peter, i asked if there was anything he could do differentl his answer was no. we will have a way to measure how his tone looks today because he is doing a speech inol indian for the future farmers of america. then. a rally in illino that will give us a sense. the north carolina rally tells us something. he is in a fhtingter, congratul. >> thank you. i'll be back at the white house next week. thank u very much.

another big story this morning. a soakingcted to be day along the east coast with the nor'easter bringingra heavy and wind to millions. dylan. >> it is not a good start weekend in the northeast. we have heavy rain coming in pockets across pennsylnia and w

advisory or warning. as we go through the a day today, we will continue to see the winds remaining up to 40 to 50 miles per hour. s we go into tonight, stronger winds move through new england. then overnight, we will still continue to seeaphe winds pegusting up to 60 miles per hour in pvince town. especially across southeastern massachusetts. the coastal flooding at the time of high tide could cause the problems. sheinelle and peter. >> dylan, thank you. other news making helines. thousands of migrants are marching on to the u.s. still close t 1,000 mil away from the couple try.

they are moving -- country. they are moving despite an aid of offer from mexico. offering shelter and medical assistance and a jobs stay in southern mexico. the white house is pressuring mexico to stophe caravan before it reaches the u.s. and mexico border. saudi arabia announced that jamal khashoggi will be prosecuted inside their borders. speaking in bahrain, james mattis made his hi. good morning, everybod it is 7:26 on this saturday, october 27th. i'm angie goff. here's a look atri s making headlines rightnow. we're about 24 hours away from the start of the marine corps marath there are some events this morning like tun kids.

we'll be there live. about 30,000 people ran the marathon last year. the race takes runners through arlington and d.c. even if you're not competing, you can watch and cheer the runners on. a great place to doha is with the nbc 4 and telemundo teams at milefour. our team will be on the arlington side of key bridge for those specific locations and how to get there, watch up the nbc washington app and search the word wh"marathon". about the weather? we'll have that and more next. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment, the opioid epidemic, and pediatric healthcare. but we can't make progress when we're divided, when our leaders pit us against each other for political gain. in the senate, i'll always listen to you and focus on solving problems that matter to virginia and to america. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message.

we are waking up to a soggy and cool morning. 40s and 50s plus the breeze. that's going to continue through the early afternoon. start to die down later this afternoon. showers out there right now. you can seehe back of th

rain. heaviest rain to the north through pennsylvania and jerseyo can see through the morning by 10:30 it starts to push away. by 1:00 t out of here. a lot out clouds there today. clouds tomorrow for the marathon. we are d with a chance of rain late tomorrow night. temperatures around 60 tomorrow. not bad intohalloween. temperatures around 70 for halloween with rain end ofext week. >> all right. thank you so much, lauryn. we'll have an update in 25 minutes. for noay back to the "tod show" after this break. hey, peter, we want to be the first four to congratulate you and welcome you to "today." no one is better qualified to sit in this seat. >> we have been cheering you on from the beginninbeginning, pet. it is cool to see saturday morning. >> you will be great.

we know you will love the two wome you are working with. >> it's a great team. in front of the camcamera. enjo it. >> go get him. that was nice. we're back on saturday morning. october 27th,2018. you see the anchors welcoming peter to the desk. let's call them. >> including my friencraig mi melvin. >> welcome. >> thank you. a check ogin with the headlines. suspected bomber cesar sayoc is expected to appear in federal court on monday. the 56-year-old was arrested in florida on friday charged with sending more than a dozen package bombs to critics of president trump. the first bomb m discovereonday and the numbereached 14y friday as the fbi was already on yoc's trail. two former presidents were among those targeted. sayoc has a long criminal history and apparently living out of a van covered in

pro-trump images. aowerful nor'easter soaking the coast from virginia to maine. winds up to 60 a milhour recorded. it is expected to cause flooding at high tide. this is all adding up to a possible travel nie tmare. ward for missing teen jayme closs has ineen increase to $15,000. the teen missing forks two w after her parents were found shot to death in the wisconsin home. investigators believe jayme was abduct abducted. a funeral for the couple will be held this afternoon. take a look at the scary scene from the dash cam from the pohool bus in williamson county, texas. ce released the video as a warning not to drive on the flooded roads. the lone student was not

injure the driver was arrested and fired. now tmegyn kelly's future at nbc and the controversy that surrounded her this week. nbc announcing on friday saying her show, "megyn kelly today" will no longer be on the air. morgan radford has more. >> reporter: after an outcry of the comments she made this week, her time t with "today" show comes to an end. days afterpologizing for insensitive remarks. megyn kelly is no longer at the "today" show. "megyn kelly today" not returning. the 9:00 a.m. hour will be hosted by other anchors. her colleagues speaking out. >> weon't know what is ahead for her right now. >> it's not something we stand for ever.

>> rorter: the stunnin departure coming days after kelly made controversial comments of blackface in discussion of hallo costumes. >> what is racist? you get in trouble if you are a white person who puts on bla blackface for halloween. ba when i was kid, that was okay when you were dressing as a character. >> i learnediven the history of blackface used in awful ways by racists in this country. it is not okay for that to be part of any costume. halloween or otherwise. >> reporter: the backlash was biting. >> there has never been a time in hert7 yearsce black was accept abilile. >> i think what she sd was ignora ignorant. >> reporter: now questions over what happens to the $69 million

deal. megyn remains an employee of nbc news as discussions are continuing. reactions have been mixed. >> she said something stupid. she didn't mean to hurt anybody's feelings. >> reporter: others like former all star kareem abdul-jabbar. either she was racist or too dumb to know. which is inexcusable. >> reporter: sources say conversations have started about megyn'sexit. details remain unclear at this point. peter. >> morgan,

just a piece of advice for our halloween. low 70s. plenty of sunshine and clear night. halloween looks good. saturday morning fog and low visibilities. the sun just came up about five minutes o. 53 is our temperature. breezy northwest winds, i'm sorry, north winds. that sticks with us until the afternoon. pushes out by about 1:00. winds come in the afternoon but cloudy through the day. t > and that's your lat forecast. >> thank you, dylan.

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>> yes. >> just like a real child who is not feeling well, hal can blink, cry and talk. >> don't feel well. >> it is e nurses and doctors to communicate better with the pediatric patients. >> kids can't tell youys al >> they cannot explain where or why it hurts. our goal is to have the correct. >> the real-life scenario, hal has a belly ache. the students and i work to figure out what is causing it. the symptoms? vomiting, fever and pain in the lower right wdomen. >>t could it be? four quads. >> ow. >> what is you are worried about? >> appendicitis. >> this time, dr. kelly and i go control e scenes to hal.

he is showing signs of asthma. the symptoms? coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath. >> i want you to take a deep breath throughou nose and not -- >> it makes me cough. >> this is the suphero mask >> i don't think i like this. >> how are you feeling? >>re you feeling better? >> a little bit. >> i don't know what led up t it, but i think it is asthma. >>diagnosis? asthma. >> scenario is done. >> okay. >> great job, students. >> you really are doi a great job. >> a lesson in better communication that almost literally comes to life. >> has hal ever sat up by himself? no. if he does, i'm gone. >> me, too. >> agree. the mannequins are terrifying? >> dr. torres is with us. >> a lot of parents with young kids. the kids come home. you are trying to figure it out. sedo we de-code a fever or

something >> that is the hardest part. kids c take high fevers. adults would be in bed all day. some of the things toook at if the fever is controllable with medicine. you want to make sure they keep hedrated. once stop drinking, that is when they get in trouble. has the fever lasted 24-to-48 hours? gver helps fight infection until its to a certain point. re for whatever is ailing your kid, what the tips for de-coding symptoms? >> they will say everything hurts. tell them with one finger to one space. they wl s my hair hurts. pay attention to what is going onnd any rapid changes they may have. with modern technology, take pictures. you can send pictures. someocrs will take pictures. others say bring it in and show the picture. especially a rash.

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oh, boy. we are back on saturday harning. oween just four days away, believe it or not. no better time to get into t halloween spirit. >> you may spend the weekend finding the costume or getting candy or carving a jackolantern. >> you can do to tgo to the spo halloween displays. kristen dahlgren checked one >> reporter: in westchester county, new york, halloween is on full display. >> people removed from every day life and reality and tr sported. >> reporter: a truly out of the box experience.so 7,000 hand carved jackolanterns from lady liberty and 500 pumpkin carousel and pumpkin plan teaear --

planetarium. it is the gat jackolantern blaze. some hand carved in foam, but there are 1,000 freshumpkins which have to be redone every week wh the help of 1,000 volunteers to scoop out seeds for seven master carvers. >> you will teach me? >> we like to carve for the bottom for theesthetic of it. a gentle sawing motion. >> well, can this go out tonight? >> absotetely. >> rep not the most impressive pumpkin here, but i'p it may be seen by a celebrity. it turns out stars are guests. neilatrick harris and ben stiller and mollyringwald and martha stewart. >> we had as couple of lig on. she let us know. >> reporter: for the rest of er, is nothing but complete wonder. for "today," kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york.

>> a little reseah goingnto this story that she did. i went with kristen. it was absolutely incredible. calvin loved it. the music and sound effects. it is breath taking. >> we're carving pumpkins tonight. my daughter asked for elsa. still to come, justin

even in the rain they're re. still to come on "today," the last on the investigation of the m who mailed more than a dozen pipe bombs. and the duke and duchess at the closing ceremony of the invictus games. we cannot wait to celebrate peter. all that and more comisg up after

r, pe huge congratulations on joining the weekend "today am. as the person who sees you every morning at 6:.m. no one works harder and no one deserves it more. we are so proud of you. country to get to know the peter alexander i know. excellent dancer andd pretty g singer. a lot of dad jokes. to our white house unit big brother, we are so excited for you. peter, congratulations. we are thrilled for your dut oneekend "today." i have been a fan of yours for years. it is now a personal and professional privilege toal you a friend. bt mor>>e happy for hou. white colleagues are thrilled. america will be thrilled when they see what you the studio.to i don'tea journalism, but dancing at 8:00 a.m. congrats, peter.

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to lift through the region. we will start to see themn by about1:00. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. staying in the 50s for daytime highs today. from about 8:00 a.m. to noon, we'll continue to have the breeze with showers. maybe lingering shower after the noon hour. temperatures will be in the low to mide 50s with inddown. looking dry with the temperatures around 50 degrees.. rainate night. chance of rain late next week. all right. we'll be back at 8:30 wit a full half hour of news and weather. good morning. under arrest. after a nationwide manhunt, authorities cth and charge a an who mailed more than dozen pipe bombs. the week long crime spree reading fear. the justice department now

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