. >> reporter: jeff guthrie is getting treating -- treatment for heroin addiction. decades ago. >> i was 14. my dad was prescribed vicodin. he was asleep and i took some.>> reporter: guthrie said after that it was easy to fake his way to his own prescriptions. >> i have no back problems whatsoever, but you will find some bulging in some discs in my back. that qualified me for a prescription.>> reporter: director leave pre-ossie says even though they have 300 beds, their list is a month-long. >> we are using 80% of the opioids in the united states. a lot of that starts with the ease of prescriptions that our doctors are giving out to everybody.>> reporter: he and guthrie say the new restrictions from the governor are good first step>> the opioid epidemic makes the zika >> so many people pass away from opiate addiction. it's difficult for me to hang them all off your kids so commonplace. >> reporter: in addition to the seven-day cap, the governor also signed a law that requires doctors to check the database before they prescribe opiates. the idea is to prevent double

i just couldn't stop. >> reporter: guthrie is now 34, a father, and stepfather. and a student at asu. but he has done time in prison and a recovering drug addict living for now at phoenix's cross roads treatment center. >> there's a level of our being that wants more than to stop and can't. >> reporter: one person dies every day in arizona from prescription drug poisoning. prescription painkillers are the state's leading cause of injury related deaths. higher than car crashes and guns. and there are 83 prescribed opioid pain relievers for every 100 people. as a part of the push to fight opioid drug addiction, governor dug ducey on -- doug ducey limits painkiller prescriptions and we're acting on it. >> reporter: jeff guthrie graduated to heroin. now he faces a lifelong recovery. >> i think i'm doing real well. i hope i'm doing really well. >> we are pulling for jeff. the details of the governor's order must be worked out with insurers. ve >> all right, brahm. >>> heroin is a deadly secret in the suburbs that no one wants to talk about. but we are. you'll see that

i just couldn't stop. >> reporter: guthrie is now 34, a father, and stepfather. and a student at asu. but he has done time in prison and a recovering drug addict living for now at phoenix's cross roads treatment center. >> there's a level of our being that wants more than to stop and can't. >> reporter: one person dies every day in arizona from prescription drug poisoning. prescription painkillers are the state's leading cause of injury related deaths. higher than car crashes and guns. and there are 83 prescribed opioid pain relievers for every 100 people. as a part of the push to fight opioid drug addiction, governor dug ducey on -- doug ducey limits painkiller prescriptions

robert guthrie says it all came crashing down when the boy confessed to his parents. the teenager is facing a felony charge and could spend up to heavy rains in modesto, california... waters so heavy along some roadways officials were forced to shut down some streets... and you can see why. this road looks more like a water way. it's not just the fast water causing the problem, debris is clogging storm drains, giving the water no place to go but up. the scene is the same in other parts of the city. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologis scofield. high temperatures will hold in the upper 70s and lower 80s through the weekend along with breezy to windy conditions by sunday. also to note, another weather system is moving into the valley by sunday. as it stands chances for rain are looking slime for the las vegas valley but we could squeeze out a shower or two in the mountains sunday. winds sunday afternoon could halloween is looking nice with a drop in temperatures to the mid 70s and mostly sunny skies. treak-or-treating is looking nice in the evening but you may

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police arrested robert guthrie at a school in katy, texas monday. investigators believe guthrie steal money, about $6,800 from his parents and they would buy things like video games. >> i'm very scared of what might happen to me, because i don't want to go back to jail, and if i end up with a fine, felony charge will preen me from getting a job. >> he claims it was the younger boy's idea. >>> the rockies may have some consolation r let's be real. it wasn't good. carlos gonzalez, one of the named gold glove finalists. all three have already won at least once before. the winners will be announced november 8th. >>> chicago cubs getting ready to play their first world series game at wrigley field in 71 years. at one now. the big story is kyle schwarber. he was designated hitter in cleveland, but rules don't allow him to play in the field. but he could be used as a ,, ,, when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a former teacher who's fought for equal

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here's matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> good morning, everyone, i'm matt lauer along with savannah guthrie. >> moments ago the president addressed what's been happening with hurricane matthew from the oval office. house lawn with more on that. peter, good morning, what did the president have to say? >> reporter: good morning to you. the public comments from the president coming just as he wrapped up his daily briefing alongside the administrator of fema. they can't afford to be complacent, even though last night the storm didn't hit the florida coastline, suggesting people north of jacksonville and the georgia area now have to be on high alert, the preside having called the governors of all the states in that region overnight declaring states of emergency in georgia after already having done so in florida. cueing up the tape, the president finishing these remarks a matter of moments ago, what he said, storm surge is one of the biggest concerns. if we can right now, we want to moments ago in the oval office. >> obviously, everybody has been tracking the course of hurricane matthew,

miss savannah guthrie and mr. michael feldman. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams.nd mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr. giorgio monie -- armani. >> ambassador david soren and -- ambassadorn thorn.horn and mrs. rose mr. mario andretti and mrs. barbara andretti --. >> tell us what you are most looking forward to? just looking forward -- this is the first time i have .een the obamas are [inaudible] [inaudible] ms. constant milstein and mr.ian khan. andhe honorable tony -- miss evan ryan. miss gayle king and ms. kirby bumpass. the honorable tony keenan and --s kristen bartow loney bartoloni. >> ms. rachel godwin and the honorable julius --. >> ashley biden. >> ms. casey only -- a lens and mr. christopher costello. the honorable and richard and mr. william davis. ms. -- and mr. colin omara. >> mr. john byner and miss emily byner. >> mr. rick stengel and mrs. .ary stangl the honorable jonathan winer and ms. libby lewis. the honorable bill padudo and mr. frank padudo. mr. carl ray. mr. johnny wright. >> the first one, i am so excited. i am glad to be here. oh god, i don't kn

matt and savannah guthrie? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> up next in matthew's path nbc's kerry sanders is in santiago. that's on the eastern side of the island. kerry, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. well, they are definitely expecting to get a direct hit here. they are preparing for a direct hit, especially with that slight westerly turn that matthew appears to be taking. here on the eastern end of cuba, what they've done is what you would expect. they've gotten saws out and they've started cutting down some of the trees that they think the wind will take down, as well as removing some of the accepted airborne. there are limited supplies here to prepare a home. but what they've been able to do is get what they could find and put those supplies over windows, and in some cases put sandbags on roofs. those roofs made out of corrugated metal that could easily go airborne. it will be interesting to see whether those sandbags actually do much once winds hit 60-plus miles per hour. meantime, evacu

here's matt lauer and savannah guthrie. >> good morning, everyone, i'm matt lauer along with savannah guthrie. >> moments ago the president addressed what's been happening peter alexander is on the white house lawn with more on that. peter, good morning, what did the president have to say? >> reporter: good morning to you. the public comments from the president coming just as he wrapped up his daily briefing alongside the administrator of fema. they can't afford to be complacent, even though last night the storm didn't hit the florida coastline, suggesting people north of jacksonville and the geor on high alert, the president having called the governors of all the states in that region overnight declaring states of emergency in georgia after already having done so in florida. cueing up the tape, the president finishing these remarks a matter of moments ago, what he said, storm surge is one of the biggest concerns. if we can right now, we want to moments ago in the oval office. >> obviously, everybody has been tracking the course of hurricane matthew, and i just received an update from

. >> the moms included stacy keebler and model ann zee and the "today" show savannah guthrie, actress mila jovovich and aka, mrs. hemsworth. >> she was pregnant with twins in those shots. >> they displayed their baby bumps to the art shot. >> some bellies took 15 minutes to paint and some bellies took up to two to three hours to paint. a few of them we painted on their due date. there were a lot of contractions going on. >> my baby is going crazy. >> the idea for the belly art mind three days before i delivered my son, and i had this urge to turn my belly into objects. >> seven and a half years in the making sarah finally delivered her book, but not without some cravings along the way. >> we had a lot of pizza on set, cookies. all kinds of things and the women were, like, i'll take this and i'll take that and celebrating their tummies sticking out as far as they being. >> what would you have painted on your belly when you were pregnant. >> cupcake belly. it's the sweetest thing there is. >> yeah. >> all of the proceeds from the belly art project will go to every month counts, a charit

looking to the west of des moines, we see scattered showers around guthrie center and stewart. not much going on here. we will just watch those clouds settle in as the day rolls on. here is sky camera. right now, sunny with clouds passing through. 63 degrees. a south wind at ten. humidity, 67%. monticello, 68. sixty-six, charles city. dubuque, 65. iowa city, 66. cedar rapids is the cool spot. the wind is a -- is 5-15 disgusting at 20. western iowa, 60s. a few more clouds. fiftys and lower-60s. it does affect the daytime high today. they will only get up to the upper 60s around spencer. though 70s around waterloo. dubuque, 70s as well. mid to upper 70s around the quad cities and burlington. seeing a little bit of rain on the doppler radar. here is a satellite showing more moisture over the iowa border. continuing to move our way. clouds first. showers late tonight or early tomorrow. let me show you what is coming our way after the round of showers early tomorrow morning. you can see it sliding through the forecast. a warm front. we do stay mild. at least through tomorrow. tomorr

. >> tenningç coverage of matthe matt lauer and savannah guthrie join us from new york. good morning. >> tracy, vai, good to see you both. we'll have complete coverage of hurricane matthew. the storm is raking the florida coast, a major concern this morning is that storm surge and fears of massive flooding. >> hundreds of thousands are without power this morning across that region. our team is spread out across the storm zone. al will have the very latest on the all-important path from here when we get started on a busy friday morning here on "today." back to you in philly. go, eagles. >> go eagles, right? excellent, savannah, thanks. >> they had a week off. >> we're ready. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> good morning, i'm meteorologist erika martin. correction, this is the "uss john p. murtha." i just visited it yesterday. i should have known that. temperatures mainly in the 50s in philadelphia, seeing warmer temperatures than we saw yesterday morning. good news there. if you look at the bottom of the screen, you'll see your neighborhood forecast. showers mo

savannah guthrie and michael feldman. mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. mrs. anne doerr. dielueterio. ms. giovanna batalia. -- battaglia. ms. susan berghoff. croke.trick ms. teresa angela. mr. roberto bernini. mr. giorgio armani. r. casteli. ambassador david thorne and mrs. rose thorne. mr. mario onandretti. mrs. barbara andretti-curto. >> tell us what you are most looking forward to. >> speaking with the prime minister. and just looking forward to dinner. [indiscernible] >> the first with the obamas. >> the shoes, are they italian? [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [indiscernible] mr. ian khan. mr. jonathan capehart. tamron hall. the honorable tony lincoln and ms. evan ryan. ally.atthew men -- memoli. ms. gayle king. the honorable tony keenan. ms. kristin bartoloni. mr. richard bates. ms. rose bates. ms. rachel goslin. moelis.y prosis. the honorable constance williams and ms. elizabeth williams. ms. ashley biden. ms. casey owens. mr. christopher costello. mr. georgia travers. the honorable ann richard. omara.in mr. john byner. ms. emily byner. >> from earlier tonight, some

our team is here, chuck todd, savannah guthrie, tom brokaw. traditionally the v.p. debates don't rock the vote. this is not a traditional campaign. >> this is not a traditional campaign. look, it's the big moment, right? a v.p. debate. road block coverage. these candidates are under a spotlight like they've never seen before. teenage to name a v.p. debate that changed the trajectory of any campaign we would all be silent and stumped because it isn't always a huge thing. i think both sides are going to be looking to land a punch. they're sitting around a table. first grade style. will they be able to really do that. >> i was otherwise occupied at the presidential debate. i hear your words were that was not a normal debate. will this be? >> well, if it's up to mike pence, yes, and that's the challenge tonight. can mike pence normalize the debate? normalize the conversation? normalize donald make it as abnormal. they want a continuation of not only what that monday night created but also they would like to litigate the craziest eight days i've ever seen in the history

today show host savannah guthrie told us that last ni was a breath of fresh air for american voters. >> it lived up to its billing. whenever you have anything happen in vegas there's a million metaphors you can use. it was a slug fest at times. but actually was most notable was the first half-hour i think it was the most substantive and policy oriented that we've seen. >> kyndell: that was the main critique of not only analysts plans on topics like the economy, immigration and foreign affairs. just a few minutes ago we ran into a group of voters who tell us the debateest, especially last night's final round here in las vegas, has solidified their decision for election day. >> the things that you have to do with the united states you have to show the people and we have to believe in you. and that's the directs we need to go -- direction we need to go. until he proved what he wants to do with his plan, we'd never know >> the debate last night, you know, hillary for me, you know, no question. >> kyndell: we've gotten some analysis and reaction from voters as well as journalists. let's s

to decade later, larry guthrie is back where he installed it near the place for the indians would soon play the world series.. i i i am the unsung hero, a small part in history. >> they're ready for the tribe to me in history, excitement beginning outside the ballpark thursday.. >> they stop by for photos and >> is vinaigrette your weather cavaliers and stipe miocic and the ufc title in the indians come into the playoffs is an added bonus.. playoff gear selling well inside the team shop with downtown workers dressing to support the team. >> i was very sure that i have the gear in everything needed to help get the team to get the win. >> just want excitement, two championships i one year. >> students across the region are showing their spiritud from hudson to mentor, lincoln west seniors, are part of the pre-k action, along 200 baseball and softball players from cleveland schools who will hold the flag on the field. f i'm excited to see the players, becausese to be on theh field is a different experience from in the bleachers. oahu when. the party started on a busy east fourth street as

sot marisa guthrie, thr--- tbd ?there's a lot of legal quicksand in terms of these that's why they haven't been released. yesterday there is now a go- fund-me page that's raised more than 23 thousand dollars with a but authorities didn't issue an amber alert for her in that state... that's in our next half hour.... and staying o we are top of breaking news evacuating businesses in the area because of a possible suspicious package... 13 action news' marissa kynaston is live at the scene with what we know now.... this is happening at near hualapai way and desert inn.. right now... hualapai is shut down in both directions - from d- i to spring mountiain. i to spring mountiain. on midday... chopper 13 fast and first over breaking news. a man is dead... and police say the person who shot him is on the run. parker collins is live downtown, near 15th and ogden--- with what police are revealing in the very early stages of this investigation. ((wx toss breezy day)) cover for the las vegas valley. winds will be mildly breezy b

because there are serious issues to discuss and serious differences between i'm join by savannah guthrie, chuck todd and tom brokaw. >> so we're here in vegas, high stakes, the candidates will put it on the table tonight. this is the last time that either candidate gets a big national audience like this. and so they have a potential for a game-changer and donald trump needs a game-changer. he finds himself behind in the polls. think of where we were with the first debate. the one you moderated. he had brought this to be a very tight race. he's in a different situation tonight. long game for republicans. >> it is. this isn't just about trump needing a good night. if you're on the ballot underneath donald trump's name, you need him to have a good night. i talked to many republican strategists for the house and the senate campaigns, they said the bottom can fall out and the speaker ryan's job can be at stake. >> talk about >> she needs to not take the bait and we know she's not running as strong among the millennials. she has to be presidential. >> let's check out the spin room. what are yo

trangle, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, vice-chairman guthrie, ranking member green and all the committee members. i'm michael trangle. i'm a practicing psychiatrist senior medical director for health partners, one of our hospitals and have been really actively involved in kind of efforts we've been doing to make things better. i'm very involved in quality improvement, leading initiatives to improve depression outcomes, outpatient, reduce admissions for people coming from psych units, trying to lengthen the lifespan of folks with serious mental health issues in our state. just work hard on that. i'm from an integrated organization where there is health plan medical group of about 1800 docs, hospitals. the health plan covers 1.63 million lives. i know that we're all working hard to try to produce parity. to try really make sure we understand and are fully implementing it. i want to talk about some of the efforts in the real world at the ground level to make things better. one initiate is our public radio station and other organizations doing a campaign to reduce stigm

savannah guthrie? >> hallie jackson at the debate hall already.hank you. >> what do you say we bring in nicolle wallace. good morning to you. i don't envy mike pence tonight. he's taking to the debate stage opposite tim kaine in the middle of what is perhaps the worst week and a half for donald trump during this campaign. tim kaine has a lot of ammunition. what should pence's strategy be? >> well, listen, i agree with you, this is the stretch trump has had since he went to war with the gold star family, the khans, at the democratic convention. he might as well bring a mop and a bucket tonight because he is going to spend the whole debate, i think, on defense cleaning up some of the messes that donald trump has made himself. self-inflicted wounds. whenever we see the polls swing the way we did this morning, it is almost always because of this kind of debacle that donald trump says something, then he digs in, he tweets something and makes it worse. >> on the other hand, this is not new work to mike pence. he's basically been doing this on the trail.