>> reporter: hey, tamron.yeah. we've heard the governor say over and over again the people have to be careful about low lying areas here in the city of jacksonville because the st. john's river, which you can see maybe one, two, three blocks from where i am where the barricades are, but much of the downtown area and right now as we go up and look at the river, it seems like it's only 2 or 3 feet from that river mouth there. let me also show you around the streets here, that is why, tamron, all of these streets are almost, you see a car right here, so absolutely empty. this is the lowest lying area of the city and looking at one of the busy business districts, not a soul around. over the course of the next few hours, we expect to get this far, far worse as i just heard you talking about. the area we're watching closely is streets that have the river down at the end of them because if the water was to come up into these streets, it could be catastrophic for the businesses in this area and anyone who is still her

tamron? >> the headline was the speech from michelle obama and if you're going to send in someone to arizona, obviously, traditionally red state, this would be the most popular person all last week and probably beyond. >> there's no doubt about that, tamron. the clinton campaign sees the first lady as one of its strongest surrogates. president obama undoubtedly up there as well. >> of course. >> but think about this way. her approval ratings are higher than the president and his approval rating is high right now. she does a couple of things. helps to galvanize african-american voters but also women voters and speaks from a place the clinton campaign believes is very genuine and honest and remember the speech she gave you just referenced. that was the first lady coming to the clinton campaign saying she wanted to give a speech about some of these comments she had heard from donald trump, she was so personally upset by them. she wanted to send that message. >> thank you very much, kristen. >>>

tamron? >> thank you very much. first lady michelle obama hit the campaign trail in arizona yesterday. firing up yet another crowd with her now famous campaign speeches. >> we know every single vote matters. if you have any doubt about that, i want you to consider back in 2012, barack lost arizona, the state by 208,000 votes. when you break that number down, the difference between winning and losing the state was only about 63 votes per precinct. yeah. >> yeah. well, the real clear politics polling average has clinton up by 1.5 points in arizona. that's well within the margin of error on these polls but the small lead is notable considering the state has only voted for a democrat in the presidential race one time since world war ii. that was for bill clinton in '96. joined now by democratic congresswomanmeman congressman, thank you for your time. >> appreciate it. >> let's talk about the important voting blocs in your states. and how hillary clinton may pull off what will be certainly a major

>> reporter: hey, tamron. stage is getting set and, in fact, we just missed three out here taking exact measurements making sure this desk is in the exact center. you could see behind it, they're testing the teleprompter. that's starting to roll. tim kaine on the left. mike pence will be on the right. the moderator and the chair closest to me and in this audience, 242 people but of course, those are not the people that they're aiming at. see the cameras? we've got nine of them around here. some of them already doing some of the early testing. it's the millions of people at home who don't know these guys that they want to present themselves to. i looked up some numbers, tamron. it's interesting we think about the vice presidential debate being less interesting, especially after 80 million plus for the first presidential debateut the the palin-biden debate got almost 7 million viewers. cheney-edwards, 44 million. by far more people than have ever seen them before. what do they want to do here? one, obviously do

>> reporter: it was extraordinary, tamron. and the strategy to get under secretary clinton's skin to try to rattle her campaign, saying that donald trump failed at that. secretary clinton kept her cool despite the fact that those clinton accusers were in the debate hall and the fact that donald trump accused her of being an enabler to her husband's bad behavior. earlier today on "the today show" asked robbie mook on that. look at how he responded. >> he's lobbying some serious allegations not only against her husband, not on the ticket, but against her for enabling or further victimizing some of the accusers. >> because voters don't want this to be what we're talking about. they want to talk about the issues. and the campaign is not about bill clinton. it's about hillary clinton. she's the one on the ballot with donald trump and what the voters are looking for is a president to work hard on their behalf and make a difference in their lives. >> reporter: the clinton campaign stressing that secretary clinton kecht her cool last

i'm tamron hall coming to you live from our msnbc headquarters in new york. you see behind me, many vantage points of a massive storm we're following. the breaking news at this point is expected to be an historic storm along the southeastern coast of the united states. we're talking florida to south carolina and the remnants may even go further. national hurricane center is just projection for hurricane matthew. the massive storm is supposed to make landfall on florida's southeastern coast tonight and could hit as a category 4 storm. just 30 minutes ago, ft. lauderdale shuttered all of its operations. miami national airport is open but 90% of its daily flights now cancelled or scheduled to be cancelled and 1.5 million people in south florida under a very serious evacuation orders, ladies and gentlemen. moments ago, so plachlt's governor rick scott, he activated 2500 national guard members and made an impassioned and very frank plea for people to get out. >> there are no excuses. you need to leave. evacuate, evacuate, evacuate. are you willing to take a chance

again, no hot leads as yet, tamron.ice looking for the five suspects dressed as police officers. tamron? >> frightening, thank you very much. still ahead, trump's brutal last seven days in the daily briefing we'll take you through what might be the worst week in recent presidential campaign history. the week is over. what's happening this week that could continue to hurt the trump campaign? we've just been hearing so much about how you're a digital company, yet here you are building a jet engine. well, ge is digital and industrial. like peanut butter and jelly. yeah. ham and cheese. cops and robbers. yeah. nachos and karate. ahh. not that one so much. the rest were really good. socks and shoes. ok, ricky... >>> joining me now mark murray. are you there? i see you. okay. the week that was. let's set the stage for this week. donald trump already on stage in virginia. to an audience of veterans who were already supporting him. not talking about the "new york times" story. >> absolutely. you know, it's been brutal from dona

>> tamron, pretty good. it's not a slam dunk. report notes it's not a sure thing. but one of the big factors in all of this is that most of these senate battlegrounds are taking place in presidential battleground states. so north carolina, you have new hampshire, pennsylvania, if hillary clinton ends up winning those states in the presidential election, pretty much the democrats would feel pretty good. another factor at play is the toss up races break one way in an election season. we saw it in 2010, 2012, 2014, usually the side that ends up winning the elections has the toss up race ares break their way. that's what the political report points is what they think democrats are poised to pick up and gain senate control. >> it's interesting to see hillary clinton campaign for some of the senate candidates who are women. when you look at the early voting data, potential surge in female voters. >> this senate election map ends up where you could have an increase in female senators come the next congress. so hillary clinton was campai

tamron? >> kelly, thank you. clinton's lead in the polls grow, so does the chaos in the republican party. the issue is now is the control of congress and down ballot races. according to the new nbc news "wall street journal" poll, 49% want congress control by democrats. 42% said republicans should be in control. that's the largest margin on this question since the government shut down in 2013 and joining me, democratic congresswoman mack sexine water. thank you so much for joining us taed again. >> thank you. >> paul ryan said to defend donald trump or campaign with him, his focus is trying to retain the house. did you ever expect to be back in this situation? we talked a lot about the house, maybe influx before and now here it is again. >> well, you know, everyone has believed that we could not win back the house. nancy pelosi kept saying that she thought it was possible and we had to work hard. we are working hard. but now, we see that the trump campaign is imploding. he's attacking his own colleagues on the op

i'm tamron hall.ng it over to andrea mitchell who is in lake worth, florida, where hillary clinton is set to speak live. andrea? >> thank you, tamron. now on andrea mitchell reports, 13 days out. which candidate will have a lucky 13? we are live in florida where hillary clinton is rallying for a second day in a row. she's about to take the stage where donald trump detours to washington for another opening of a luxury hotel. >> what does it mean that donald trump is spending any minutes promoting his own brand as opposed to asking people for their votes? >> it shows americans the tangible accomplishments of donald trump. he's somebody who builds things, fixes things. hillary clinton went from being dead broke to being a quarter of a billionaire. how? did she bring a company public? build great hotels? hit the powerball? none of the above. she sold access. >> in an nbc news exclusive, ash carter telling us that the u.s. is only weeks away from attacking isis headquarters in syria. >> i'm very encouraged

tamron hall picks up our coverage right now from new york. hi, tamron. >> thank you very much. on msnbc, fbi agents are now searching through thousands of e-mails found on a laptop owned by disgraced congressman anthony wein weiner, the estranged husband of huma abedin igniting a fierce discussion and the man in the middle, fbi director james comey criticized by both parties and the top doj officials and criticized from eric holder calling it a serious mistake. the letter he sent on friday. now senate minority leader said comey may have broken the law. and donald trump pounces on the fbi and trying to capitalize on the news. will the bombshell make the needle move in his direction? we have new numbers in for you. good morning, everyone. i'm tamron hall coming to you live from nbc headquarters in new york. eight days until the election and here is the state of the presidential race this morning. the fbi now has a warrant and is beginning to sort through thousands of e-mails on that computer owned by anthony weiner. we're getting more information on where the progress is right no

tamron hall picks things up now. >> we'll watch you tomorrow on "today." thank you. >>> msnbc, a new round of national polls out this morning show hillary clinton maintaining her lead over donald trump but the early morning getting so much attention. democrats ahead in eight early voting states. we'll have the new voters and more ominous news for donald trump. out of georgia and iowa this morning and the most vulnerable republican senator, mark kirk, getting slammed by democrats after attacking decorated war veteran with a racially charged comment. and a pipeline protest crackdown, more overnight after authorities arrested more than 100 native americans protesting the controversial pipeline in north dakota. now the demonstrators and police say there's no end in sight. good morning, everyone. i'm tam tron hall. coming live from our msnbc headquarters in new york. 12 days the go until the the preside presidential election. hillary clinton holds the lead in two new national polls. pew research has her up and new abc news has up her by 4. in early voting, more

tamron? >> thank you very much, jacob rascon and this morning, the clinton campaign is facing more fallout from new documents released yesterday regarding the fbi's investigation into secretary clinton's e-mail practices. notes from interviews conducted during the investigation suggest that one fbi employee claimed that state top department official patrick kennedy who served under clinton tried to strike a quid pro quo deal to have an e-mail marked unclassified. however, both the state department and the fbi deny this account insisting no quid pro quo deal was struck or, they say, even offered. >> there was no quid prouo even suggested. whale tell yo what i will tell you, we disagreed with this being a secret. the fbi won that argument and then we did have a conversation over slots they wanted in iraq. those were happening at the same time but not linked. there was no bargain suggested here. >> nbc's andrea mitchell joins us live from aboard the clinton campaign plane in westchester airport

tamron? >> but hillary clinton does continue to find herself in a position of being asked about the e-mail leaks from wikileaks or the document that was released regarding this conversation that donald trump's team alleges quid pro quo. nevertheless, on the debate stage last night, when asked about the e-mail server, the leaked e-mail, let me play what she said regarding russia's influence. >> respect for this person. >> that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. no puppet. you're the puppet. >> that's just a little bit of the exchange over russia. a lot of time spent saying, these leaks are the result. and is that the line for the next less than three weeks now? >> reporter: it looks, tamron, like we'll continue to get these e-mails out of john podesta's e-mail account potentially for the duration of the campaign. it's not totally clear but got new ones today. one interesting one that stood out to me was one of bill clinton's top aides, doug ban complaining about si

i'm tamron hall.l reports" from winston-salem, north carolina, where the first lady will join hillary clinton on the campaign train for the first time. >>> right now on a special edition of "andrea mitchell reports" from the campus of wake forest, winston-salem, north carolina, michelle obama, appearing for the first time with hillary clinton today with obama's trademark takedown of donald trump. >> when they go low, we go -- >> high! >> yes, we do. >> are you all with me? you ready to roll up your sleeves? >> bill clinton, inc., is threatening to overshadow today's big event. an e-mail leaked by wikileaks. >> reporter: this is an optics problem for the clinton campaign, for the clinton foundation. it feeds into this narrative there's something untrustworthy about south korea clinton about how she's handled her campaign. >>> 12-day forecast. only a dozens days to go. trump and clinton playing the expectations game.

i'm tamron hall. thank you for watching. >>> i felt guilty. i couldn't live with that. i said, i know something, and it's terrible. i'm the only other person that knows the truth. i had to do something. >> he swept her right off her feet. >> i was drawn to him right away. he was handsome. he was super athletic. >> a dreamy, single dad, wealthy, charming, smitten. >> i had never been spoiled like that. i remember thinking i was like julia roberts in "pretty woman." >> he had been through so much. a mysterious accident at sea. >> he went under and when he came up, he said he no longer saw his wife. >> he was just hysterical. >> they were never able to find her. >> it was a heart-wrenching story. so why then were so many people so suspicious? >> no one knows exactly what happened on that boat. >> an accident? a disappearance. >> you thought what, she faked her death? >> maybe murder. >> there's no way. absolutely no way. >> i felt like the police were just trying to frame an innocent man. >> now she woul

i'm tamron hall. it seemed like charlie tan had the whole world ahead of him, but then charlie's father was killed in the tan home, and everything changed. police were being told one story, but the evidence was telling them another. and there were also three 911 calls. did one of them hold the clue that would unlock what really happened on that wintry night? here's dennis murphy with "house of secrets." >> cayuga. that's cayuga lake in ithaca, new york. where you'll find one of the most prestigious universities in the nation. cornell, the ivy league. more than 13,000 undergrads here working towards degrees will with good fortune take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance to adult life. and only the best need apply, students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his classmate featured him in a video, random acts of kindness. giving gifts to complete strangers. >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> reporter: charl

i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. \s >>> it was tough. >>> it was tough. it was tough to think that anybody could do that to someone. to look at the pictures of what they did to her and hear details of how it was carried out, it's just, it's devastating. >> reporter: shauna tiaffay, loving mom by day, vegas cocktail waitress by night. >> i was at one of the bars and i saw her walk by. every single head turned. >> it was after her shift that they found her, the victim of a ruthless attack. >> i mean, your heart just drops to your stomach. >> reporter: potential suspects? how about a casino's worth of customers? >> shauna was very beautiful. is it someone that saw her at work and followed her home? >> we didn't know if there was some psycho was watching us girls washing at the palms. work at the palms. >> reporter: or, did the answers lie in the dead woman's past? >> shauna started thinking, i have got to get out of this situation. >> reporter: from out of the blue, a tip. >> he had some information

i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> he said he couldn't handle talking about it. i was angry at him. if you're not going to tell me what happened, then you're going to dance around the issue and tell three different stories, what are you hiding? >> it started as a teen romance. >> two of my girlfriends are like, there's this guy, and you need to meet him. >> i was in love, yes. >> it ended in one of the strangest love stories you'll ever hear. >> i felt like i got hit by a bus. >> right before their wedding, her mother and his father got married. >> they told us, we ran off, we eloped. who does that? >> two families in a small town left stunned. but it was nothing compared to what happened next. >> he looks like he's been shot. he said someone broke in last night. >> a deadly attack in the dark of the night. her mother murdered. >> i realized that last conversation i had with her, that was it. >> his father bruised and bewildered. >> i don't remember anything else, other than waking up in the mo

i'm tamron hall. shauna tiaffay hit the jackpot in las vegas. a handsome husband, an adorable daughter and a good job. but there is a dark side to sin city. sadly, the beautiful cocktail waitress became its victim. in cases like this one, the husband is often a suspect but the crime scene was telling investigators something else. and they got a hot tip. but like so many things in vegas, nothing was as it seemed. here's keith morrison with "under a full moon." >> reporter: she was finished now. tired, wrung out. must have been as she walked away from the incessantly ' chirping machinery and the bleary eyes of the gamblers on holiday from real life who'd called out for her again and again and again. outside in the night, a full moon bathed the great houses of delight and sin in an unaccustomed shade of pale. it was september 29, 2012. at precisely 3:00 in the morning, in a back room of the palms casino, the cocktail waitress named shauna tiaffay inserted her time card in the stamping machine, and set ou

i'm tamron hall. thank you for watching. >>> i learned that he was arrested. i was shocked. i was just so confused. i didn't think it was real, i didn't think it was possible. >> in the rarified world of the ivy league, he was the star student. >> he was one of the nicest guys ever. >> no one could ever understand how a weekend to his parents house ended in gun fire. >> who is already there? >> charlie told the officers outside, he was going to kill my mom, i had to do it. >> a brave son protecting his mom, a harrowing story, but was it true? >> he's seated behind the desk, defenseless here row. >> the defendant sends an e-mail to his fraternity brothers called show time. >> or was the truth something completely different. >> one of the things that was always a question, was charlie covering up for somebody else. >> a trial where nothing went by the book. >> three of the jurors were crying really hard. >> they were turning around in their seats, they're getting emotional. they see what's coming, he's

>> well, tamron, i think that's exactly right. i think the clinton campaign has been a little bit rattled by this. as we reported, the clinton campaign is refusing the ceremonial handshake between the families that kind of photo open that you always see at the beginning these debates because they're nervous donald trump and his campaign are going to throw a similar stunt to what they did last time at the debate with the clinton acusers so they're rattled by that. i think beyond that what you have here is a candidate in donald trump who is feeling increasingly unburdened from the standards, the norms, of traditional campaigning. i known that's been true for a while now. >> sure. >> my sources in the trump campaign say over the next couple of weeks as we get closer to election day, trump is going to hit hillary clinton harder on her health, on issues of her character, and on what they see as -- what they call the clinton cartel. that's around the -- that's always exciisted around the family. >> when we say that the clinton campaign

i'm tamron hall. thank you for watching. ♪ >>> he was definitely charismatic. he lived every single day. he knew that it was dangerous, but no one ever knew that someone would die over it. >> he was the new kid in town, super popular. all about adventure. >> this kid was like, awesome. >> he just jumped right into the culture. >> kind of liked to show off a little bit to the girls. >> they were neighbors just down the block. a family in fear. >> they had had their vehicles broken into. >> she was scared. >> someone had been sneaking into their home, and no someone was in their garage. >> i'm sitting there panicking. like, he's coming at me. >> in a flash, it was over. that charismatic kid, dead on the floor. >> it was terrible. i think i screamed for hours. >> what had happened in that garage that night? >> it was just, like, the last person that would come to my mind. >> a neighbor protecting his home, or preparing a trap? >> makes the statement, "it's showtime." >> it's showtime? >> exactly. >> a te

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good morning, i'm tamron hall. let's begin with the breaking news. hurricane matthew updated forecast shows a dangerous category 3 storm moving northwest, causing a mad dash along the coast of florida up to the cart loin carolinas. president obama is at fema headquarters for a briefing. we expect to hear from him after that. south carolina governor nikki haley announcing a new evacuation plan. look at this, the bumper to bumper traffic filling up i-26 highway. we'll have more on that. all of this as the hurricane warning is now in effect for a 150 mile stretch north of miami, florida. governor rick scott is speaking with the national hurricane center this hour after warning floridians this morning to prepare for the worst. >> this is a dangerous storm. it is never too early to evacuate. it is never too early to evacuate. we can't rebuild a home, we can rebuild a hope, we can rebuild a business but we can't rebuild a life. >> the storm ravaged cuba overnight. the storm blamed for at least 11 deaths in the caribbean. we're tracking the storm all day. l

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i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> when i saw her, i lost concept of time. i reached in, pulled her out, and started screaming help. >> please! honey, wake-up! wake up! >> it was the worst seconds in my life. >> how was it possible? >> i would give anything if she were alive today. >> such a sweet young wife and mom. such a shattering death. >> i cried all night long. >> he was downstairs with the kids. she was upstairs in the bath. then it happened. >> how long has she been in here? >> i don't know. she was taking a bath. >> we didn't know if it was a tragic accident or something else. >> questions quickly swirled about a wife's secret. >> what did you do today? >> she did have an addiction to prescription pills. >> and a husband's story. >> she just flopped on the floor. >> was it an accident, or maybe murder? >> she said, i'm scared of him. >> the whispering started almost immediately, you're a murderer. >> when you're innocent, you don't think it can happen. >> shut up! >> just wait unt

tamron? >> kasie hunt, thank you very much. >>> new poms shlls show donald slipping in at least two battleground states and joe biden takes on trump's claims about getting away with assaulting women, calling it, quote, the ultimate abuse of power. >> i mean, this is absolutely outrageous behavior and i don't understand how anyone can remotely justify that. >>> and developing now, we just received a new update on hurricane nicole. a category 3 storm. the eye is moving over bermuda right now, but residents are warned to remain indoors. hurricane force winds and rain resume shortly, we're told. we'll be right back. we've just been hearing so much about how you're a digital company, yet here you are building a jet engine. well, ge is digital and industrial. like peanut butter and jelly. yeah. ham and cheese. cops and robbers. yeah. nachos and karate. ahh. not that one so much. the rest were really good. socks and shoes. ok, ricky... >>> as trump's numbers sink lower in the polls, so do his tactic

tamron? >> thank you very much. msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt is covering the clinton campaign and joins me now from our set. by all accounts for the first time donald trump alluded to the fact he could bring up bill clinton's infidelities and allegations against the tomorrower president on stage. i would imagine that hillary clinton has been preparing what she's going to say. it's no surprise when someone tells you they're going to sock you. what is a surprise is what she'll do in return. >> that's right, tamron. i think they have been preparing for this since they started debate prep. donald trump is so unpredictable they know they needed to make sure they were ready for whatever he was going to throw at them. he didn't in the first debate but he's previewed we can expect more of this tonight. this has been a big part of their debate preparation. she's been huddled down for four days. i think their goal here is to try to -- i don't know she'll go so far as to quote michelle obama but i wouldn't be surpr

i'm tamron hall. thanks for watching. >>> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. >> you actually think they read the wrong verdict. >> you feel so wrong and hopeless. >> it's like a shot in the chest. >> despair to hope. darkness to light. a fight for freedom. >> what happened to this teenager could happen to any one of our children. everyone should stand up and take notice. >> at 18, he was arrested for murder. adamant he was innocent. >> there was no physical evidence to tie him to the crime. >> i had nothing to do with this. i swear to god. >> what could lead to this? >> you stabbed her, didn't you? >> why would he confess to something he didn't do? >> what really happened during that police interrogation? >> i can't lie about the evidence. >> i can't lie to you about this but the officer is lying about lying. >> an extraordinary look inside the interview room. >> i was scared. i was shaken. >> this was one of the most intense interrogations i have ever seen. >> welcome to "date line extra." i'm

john, give him a dollar. >>> thank you, tamron. now on andrea mitchell reports, family feud. >>> they're weak and effective people, senators and others, and paul ryan. i wouldn't want to be in a foxhole. >> from russia with love. today vladimir putin says russia has no interest in tacking the democrats, but hillary clinton's campaign manager says the timing of the wick i leaks just after the damagin

i'm tamron hall.e came to america as an adventurous exchange student, but deren dede took one risk too many, and it cost him his life. the events that unfolded ignited a heated international debate. was his death a case of someone acting in self-defense, a homeowner protecting his family and property, or something far more deliberate? here's josh mankiewicz with "deadly exchange." >> reporter: it's a dilemma that confronts every teenager. how to simultaneously fit in with your friends and rebel against everyone else. that two-step is made a little easier by the knowledge, maybe the certainty, that you're going to live forever. >> kids do dumb stuff all the time. >> reporter: and so sneaking out of the house in the dead of night to meet other teenagers to drink, party or just hang out well, that's nothing new. usually teens sneak back home safely. this wasn't one of those times. >> i thought it was some kind of, like, joke. i just couldn't believe it, really. >> i was just freaking out. like, it can't