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front ush erred in cooler air. tell be a fall-like feel with patchy frost possible in areas low lying and to the northwest tomorrow morning and again on monday >>> andha forecast. >> thank you, dylan. just ahead, pippa middleton allegedly hacked. is she in danger of having her personal photos and information leaked to the world? >>> and later, the jurassic gods closer to a reporter. >>> but first this is "today" on nbc. narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services new hampshire women and families depend on: cancer screenings, birth control, basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans have put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change. i'm maggie hassan ? welcome to my house ? >> we are back on saturday morning. sister to duchess kate, pippa middleton had her purse stolen and someone hacked into her iphone accou

ushe j tposted this, explaining how comedy has healed him in the past. >> i was a bit heavy of heart would listen to comedy shows on the radio. >> yeah, because sometimes you just have to laugh to keep from crying. if taalor does want closure with another breakup tune, her cup runneth over with two exes to choose from. remember, she called it quits with calvin arrest in june. >> i mean, hearing that song warms my heart, the house is just down the street from our studio, but these days maureen mccormick, who played marsha, has a new address, the ballroom of "dancing with the stars." maureen just turned 60 last month, she looks great. >> you look so youthful, you have a great glow. >> i have had weight issues in the past, struggled with food, done all the things that a lot of us women do. i'm gluten-free, and that like took off weight like immediately. >> maureen still looks a lot like the tv icon millions grew >> i've got to call jennifer. >> when fans see you on the street, what is the one thing they usually say to you? >> marsha, marsha, marsha! >> i hear such sweet things. they fee

he was ls ushs's coordinator coach so he has history. many believe this is the one job that he could possibly leave tallahassee for but fisher maintains he's had no contact with the folks in baton rouge. i don't listen. i don't accept anything. don't talk anything. don't do anything. i'm not talking about lsu no. and i'm not -- we're talking about north carolina. >> he is not talking about lsu. i don't know if that was a job denial. but he's not talk about it. guys back to you. >> anchor: that's his agent's job to talk to lsu. >> that's right. >>> finally tonight a man who was given just six months to live chose not to give up and fought for his life. >> now he is going help others do the same thing. his nam 14 years ago he was diagnosed with brain cancer.pbut as you c survivor. he says it was his love of cycling that helped him during those dark days and now he is hoping it will help others too. he's formed team tony. it is a foundation to help cancer patients and survivors connect. he launched cycle for life. it is a 200 mile bike ride

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he was ls ushs's coordinator coach so he has history. many believe this is the one job that he could possibly leave tallahassee for but fisher maintains he's had no contact with the folks in >> i'm coaching football. i don't listen. i don't accept anything. don't talk anything. don't do anything. i'm not talking about lsu no. and i'm not -- we're talking about north carolina. >> he is not talking about lsu. i don't know if that was a job denial. but he's not talk about it. guys back to you. >> anchor: that's his agent's job to talk to lsu. >> that's right. >>> finally tonight a man who was given just six months to >> now he is going help others do the same thing. his name is tony. 14 years ago he was diagnosed with brain cancer.pbut as you c survivor. he says it was his love of cycling that helped him during those dark days and now he is hoping it will help others too. he's formed team tony. it is a foundation to help cancer patients and survivors connect. he launched cycle for life. it is a 200 mile bike ride meant to raise awareness fo

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he served as a panelist in the 1992 presidential debate between ush, clinton, george h.w. b and ross perot. he also served as president of the television correspondents association. as anned a nonprofit editor, shaping coverage of state policy and fiscal and economic issues, health care, demographics, and the business of government. as a fellowserved at harvard's kennedy school of government. i know you will agree with me that he is uniquely qualified to talk with us today about why journalism is important. these welcome -- please join me in welcoming gene gibbons. [applause] much,thank you very kristin. boy, what a couple tough nuts to follow. demanded a change in schedule. i am doing cleanup. to be herelighted today. i'm also a bit dismayed, quite rightly, to look out at this audience and see so much evidence of just how old i have become. thatsobering to realize most of the people in this room were not even born yet when marlon fitzwater was the white house press secretary and i was a member of the white house press corps. what that means is all of my good stories are c

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ush from flush >> now to the race for the white house, donald trump beefing up america's military today as a desperate hillary clinton lines up a parade of high profile allies to hit the trail as she drops in the polls. ed henry is live from washington with the latest on that. >> two and a half weeks before the first head to head clash in an actual debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. we get the first taste when we go back-to-back instead of face to face in a commander-in-chief forum. donald trump is giving a major address in philadelphia on rebuilding america's military also questioning hillary clinton's judgment to be commander-in-chief just adds clinton sz ramping up her own attacks on whether or not the republican nominee could be trusted with the nuclear codes. trump and clinton have been being back and forth. they will be going directly at it tonight. on the trail they questioned each other's gujmejudgment on national security. >> a lot of people say as an example hillary likes to play tough with russia. putin looks at her and he laughs. he laughs. putin looks at hilla

as the day progresses, the coverage of rain gets meaning it goes into eastern hillsborough county,ushing cketin where you get some heavy rain. and again, this tropical air mass in place is a possibility to get isolated areas with heavy rain. and notice through the evening, most of the rain east of 75, but dwindling right around sunset. and we have tropical storm julia. and we have been talking about that. but that is not the only thing out there. wehave trocae last few minutes, tropical depression information on that. 35miles per hour winds, moving west, northwest at 14 miles per hour. it should briefly strengthen to a tricmrca?fdepression status and thenk a longtime to watching tropical depression 12. that was a brand new thing. 50% rain chance today. 40% for thursday and friday and the weekend. typical, guys. >>> the raw sewage is gone but their largo home still smells and now a family is once again forced to live. >> they felt once again forced to call behnken. >> when i walk in, i smell urine. >> reporter: she has candles burning everywhere. but they don't hide the constant faint sme

truckers and farmers plan to block roads and form a human chain in a protest demanded at the cloesh ush of the jungle. this as the population has surged and tensions have risen in recent months. >>> meanwhile, japan has warned in a memo that banks and other companies could relocate to an eu member state if the uk did not retain almost all of its current single market privileges. japan is one of the largest investors in the uk. this comes as the bank of japan governor kuroda as new ideas should not be off the table. let's get out to fujita in singapore. hi kick owe. >> hi nancy. certainly a positive start to the week. you can see green across the board in asia. the bright spot over in the nikkei 225 here hitting a three-month high. you can see it closed above that 17,000 mark. up 111 points. on weaker than expected u.s. jobs reports over the weekend, tempering expectations of that fed rate hike this month, that strengthened the yen. you see the dollar yen at 103.38. going back to the comments coming from governor kuroda. he's trying to set expectations for the policy meeting later this m

new years rase ush-- resolution for that person cut back on carbs. >> reporter: if you are training for a marathon. so i guess we will pass. thank you. >> coming up, half the state in an extreme drought. >> the emergency measures officials are taking and what that means for your wallet. . >> and he was locked in a stand off with police for more than 4 hours yesterday in rehobeth. armed with a an -- with an xbox controller. more on the charges the man will face. >> it's friday happy friday. it's going to be a gorgeous ento the week with sunshine the 70s. a little milder and a dry start to the weekend. it will turn humid on sunday with scattered showers. i am time them out when we come i called for help as soon as i saw her. i found her wandering miles from home. when the phone rang at 5am, i knew it was about mom. i see how hard it's been on her at work and i want to help. for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. >>> golden thrown opening to the public. the toilet is part of a art exhibit at the

ush.'s old george p. b bald from film now to digital. p. bush. film, nownvolved from digital. we would take photos for instagram, twitter, facebook, and post them live well he was speaking. is his presse back secretary, jr hernandez. just one of the shots of a tv camera. that is the night that he was elected. here he has with his father, jeb bush. that is just sitting down and on the back. we drove 15,000 miles in the state of texas. here they are on the bus during their social media stop. they are tweeting out information, sending out some of my photos. we have wi-fi on the bus. it was a great system. , and his father congratulating him, and being sworn in as texas land commissioner in the state capitol building in austin, texas. his parents in the background. that is his wife in the green. recently, i have been doing some iphone photography classes. andle asked me about tips how do you do it, and we need more information. in the last week or so, i set up davidvaldez, photography.com. i have been starting to blog about this. you can see some of my portfolio here. i am also on

japan looking at hong kong and taiwan the performers across asia though hong kong is really, really ushing it. let's shift gears away from the equity markets and look at what is happening across currency. mostly a dollar up, moderate gain. the taiwan dollar here, part of this group pulling back against the dollar. another tepid set of inflation reports out of each country. 46.60. weaker against the u.s. dollar. if you look at the aussie dollar that is i think up for a fifth or sixth straight day ell above u.s. 60 or 70 cents. commodities, with oil prices you can see ticking up further looking at maybe 80 cents higher compared to the cut off here though the iron ore prices you'll want to watch very closely. look at the contracts in singapore on the way up. relatively it's a decent session so far. fplgs we're good with that. we are moving ahead to the abe decision at 12:30 hong kong time. it is the end of an era in australia as governor glen stevens holds his final policy meeting after 10 years in charge of the central bank. is expected to leave the cash rate unchanged at 1.5%. australia sti

. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell today ush pushing blame. >> they are trying to take our country to the brink, not based on something that's in this bill. but something that isn't. >> fight is over how money is spent. republicans are offering a short-term spending bill that would keep government running until december 9th. but democrats say it falls short of an immediately helping those without clean water in flint, michigan. something republicans want to republicans need 60 votes but they will need democrats to get there. senate minority leader harry reid says republicans aren't doing enough. >>> they always claim they will do it at later time. heard this and heard this and heard this. in election year last thing republicans democrats their party being blamed for damaging government shut down now both sides racing to find a solution but also pin responsibility on the other guy. in washington, lauren blanchard, >>> a multi million dollar test track is coming to local we are one nation under god. d democrat, we are all americans. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what th

we call back door cold fronts it will ush usher it cooler and much dryer air ahead of this front will spike humidity and mild temperatures. friday will still be mild summery-like day first full day autumn risk for couple showers along that front during middle of the day on friday. but overall, it going to come through dry for most of us as just going to bring us much cooler temperatures since we're talking about how tropical it hurricane season two storms out there tropical storm karl this one right now karl about 40 mile per hour winds was tonight's spin off towards bermuda strengthen oh category 2 hurricane. and be very close to bermuda something we will watch closely and new one days lisa. lisa has winds barely tropical storm strength. but, and is tropical storm after all. track of lisa, takes it off into ocean keeps it tropical storm you get appear idea how far away even close to bermuda lisa not a threat. seven-day forecast shows you big cool down on way by weekend temperatures only in 60s first full day of autumn, thursday. equinox at 10:20 in morning 83 degrees for high tempera

he's telling people to' watch the ush brban voters. very different than the threat you were talking about. >> he's saying if the result doesn't go his way, that's election fraud. which by the way, his statement in pennsylvania is patently illegal. only two people are allowed per candidate, per party to come and observe at an election. however, what's going on is unfortunately, trump has been played into this. he is sort of an unwitting asset. there's a lot of information going on around the internet that we know originates in russia. russia has an entire cybertrolls operation. the "new york times" wrote quite a bit about it that works out of st. petersburg and puts out bots on twitter and other formats that put out pro-trump propaganda and actually attack people out there. what we are most concerned with is not the fact that there's almost zero, zero percent of in-person election fraud in the united states. what we are most concerned about is that on election day, as the tallies are coming up and being totaled, i think i said this befo

i saw someone who understood, was compassionate with the ush u and very passionate on the security issues that we have here. and i think as we progress that we will see a strong security and for the illegal criminals that are here and that we will see positive policy regarding the undocumented. >> ambassador, your reaction to what we are hearing, could there be something potentially useful in their perspective about trump's plan he laid out last night in arizona. >> and i like to start with a visit to mexico and it was sort of the set-up for the day. and the pastor is correct. there are very real concerns about security and immigration. and in mexico, if you look at the lead up to that visit, it was built as sort of a pivot that mr. trump was undertaking in terms of his views on trade that they perhaps would be more nuanced on immigration and that he would allow for a conversation. and i think this is something that was very important to his hispanic supporters that have decided to leave the campaign. that he would allow for a pivot and discussion about immigration that would move away fr

but the heat and the humidity ht definitely stays with ushs through saturday, okay. okay. left over this morning from the showers and thend t thunderstorms moving through.ou here's your forecast foras for today. warm this morning.or. still clouds at 8:00 a.m., 79 degrees. mostly sunny late this afternoon, 96 to 97 for a high.hi and trust me, 97 at a is going to feel like a about 103 beforef it's all said and done, maybeaye a little bit warmer than that tn in spots.po a few thunderstorms tomorrow, to 95. spotty thunderstorm on saturday, 97.sa againtu we cool off a little bib on sunday less humid 88.umid 8 next week we're right back upack into the upper 80's, maybeaybe even the lower 90's by the b t middle part of next week. just the messenger.. here's erin como. co. >> i call that a very warmar start to the school season.se that's hot. th >> well, right now traffic now f moving a bit better 66ter eastbound through fairfax this is by 50. b you can see still slow closerclr to 123.to the earlier stall we hade h blocking the left shoulder suldr left lane has cleared off toe the