and reporters trying to expose action. >> the president shifting his weinstein. one of the investigators tone. telling kim jong-un, it's time pretended to be a women's rights to make a deal. florida state university bans fraternities and sororities advocate, a convinced rose indefinitely. mcgowan to meet with her four all that, plus what moted times this year. all thewhile, the former rand paul's neighborhood to defense officer was working for allegedly butrutally attack him. weinstein, pressing mcgowan for and iphone x. information. mcgowan is the most vocal of the nearly 90 weinstein accusers. a man jumps on a baggage she says weinstein raped her. belt and gets to the tarmac after "the new yorker" article before being swarmed by the ground crew. came out last night. the incident under mcgowan tweeted, i slay dragons. investigation, the man in but weinstein did not fall from custody. tuesday, november 7th, 201. grace without a fight. >> from nbc news, this is over the course of a year, "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. weinstein had agencies target or live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. collect information on dozens of >> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." individuals. nice to have you with us on a tuesday morning. weinstein monitored the progress >> that airport video is scary. of the investigations that's a situation airports will personally. the article said weinstein need to rethink and fix in a big strong-armed employees to help hurry. 14 him. weinste we want to get to the weinstein's attorneys did not respond to an nbc news request for comments. but a spokesperson told "the twoment two moments of the massacre inside new yorker," it's a fiction to that the action church. suggest that any individuals were targeted or suppressed. we'll start with miguel almaguer still, annabella said she was in sutherland springs, texas, scared when she got a suspicious for us. call. i knew what it was to be threatened by harvey. >> reporter: the pentagon is according to "the new yorker," investigating how he was able to get a gun. some of the investigative work this, as we learned more about was funneled but david boyce, howstopped and the massive amount of ammunition he who counseled al gore in the used in the blood shed. this morning, new information about the massacre at this 2004 presidential recount. now in "the new yorker," boise church. devin kelley opened hundreds of confirmed his signed contracts rounds. 15 magazine clips from an with two of the investigative assault rifle like that one. agencies. and calls his involvement, my all dressed in black. according to authorities, mistake. >> it's common for law wearing a face mask with a white skull on it. enforcements to use investigators on the part of >> the scene in there, horrific. their clients. >> reporter: boise did not respond to our request for >> reporter: his attack on the comment. but told "the new yorker," first baptist church may not have been random. reporters should not have been pressured. and questions may have been if that did happen here, that would not be appropriate. raised if he was targeting his the television academy has voted mother-in-law. >> we know there was conflict between the families. whether that was revenge or not, to expel harvey weinstein would be speculation on my part. indefinitely. and ben affleck is donating any >> reporter: more than two dozen money he makes off of weinstein films so charity. ben affleck says he wants to be parishioners killed in the part of the solution. >> the fallout continues. rampage. row sanaa solace, a grandmother we turn to al. getting our first check of the weather. of four, was shot but survived >> that's right. by hiding under a pew. >> could see his feet, walking a lot of rain going on right now. talking about heavy rain in back and forth and through the nashville. then, south of nashville, some aisles. i didn't want to get shot in the areas picking up eight inches of rain in the last three hours. head. >> reporter: after he left the church, the suspect was confr t confronted by an armed neighbor, the system pushes to the south. some snow in the upper steven williford, who shot him in the torso and leg. elevations of new york state and new england, as well. >> every time i heard a shot, i and then, as that system moves away, we'll see other waves knew that represented a life. kwoping along the system i was scared to death. tomorrow. >> reporter: after a high-speed chase, the gunman would fire his mid-atlantic states will see heavier rain. anywhere from one to two inches last shot, a bullet to his own head. but authorities now say kelley every day, on every street, in every town, across america. should have never been able to small businesses show their love to you. legally pu lly purchase the ass with some friendly advice, rifle and two handguns a genuine smile and a warm welcome discovered in his suv. in 2012, the former air force they make your town... well, your town. service member was convicted of that's why american express is proud to be the founding partner assaulting his wife and fracturing his baby stepson's of small business saturday. skull. a day where you get to return that love, the domestic violence conviction because shopping small makes a big difference. should have made it illegal for so, on november 25th get up, get out, and shop small. kelley to purchase weapons. but the air force admits his court-martial was never entered in the national database. good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your heavy jacket, it's at a somber vigil overnight, the chilly outside. we're get something sunshine, but it changes. two heroes credited with a chilly rain falling in philadelphia. 52 degrees. steady, light rain in the stopping the bloodshed, share a warm embrace. suburbs. new jersey and delaware will see two men that saved lives, while some steadier rain. others are fighting for their looking at more than half an own. police are mapping out the crime inch of rain by late this scene today. evening in both locations. investigators say after the even at the shore you'll see suspect was shot during that steady rain. the lehigh valley, rain falling high-speed pursuit, he called his father before he took his this afternoon. just 48 degrees. own life. have a great day. investigators say the suspect's >> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> thanks, al. family is cooperating. what led rand paul's neighbor to allegedly attack him we are learning more about the victims of this crime. in his own yard? leaving the senator with serious including eight members of this tight-knit family. injuries. and the pastor who was out of is apple's letter "i" glitch driving you nuts? town, but lost his own daughter, we'll tell you a simple is speaking out. >> reporter: good morning. the sheriff says half of the victims were children. one just a toddler. one family coping with unbelievable loss. three generations, gunned down, here at the church where they christie: this is governor christie. all worshiped. new jersey is facing an epidemic fueled by addictive opioid painkillers. this morning, in this small codeine... oxycodone... texas town, priayers for the 26 fentanyl... who died praying. morphine. these are just some of the medications the holcombe family's grief, prescribed for pain relief. these pills can be highly addictive, and the addiction doesn't end when the eight family members. prescription runs out. three generations, spanning 60 many times, people turn to a deadlier option - years. >> i knew that carla and brian heroin. addiction is a disease, but help is within reach. were killed. i knew that. and i called her. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. and her phone rang and rang and rang. >> brian holcombe, leading the we've paid a big price for chris christie and kim guadagno. congregation in prayer. they gave out billions in corporate tax breaks. his wife, carla, there, too, as millions to whitewash the bridgegate scandal. millions more wasted on empty office space. usual. the services were a family we got stuck with the bill. property taxes up. affair. son, danny, with his daughter. train and bus fares up. college tuition up. and scrystal, who is pregnant. women's healthcare funding eliminated three of her five children did with christie and guadagno we're paying more and falling behind. not make it. >> knowing the individuals as four more years of kim guadagno is unaffordable. children and his wife. all gone. >> reporter: they were not the only family torn apart. joanne ward and two children gone. the daughter, rihanna, hid under the pew. a bullet shattering her glasses but sparing her. >> reporter: pastor frank pomeroy and his wife were out of town. but they were not spared, either. losing their daughter, annebelle. >> what do you tell the grieving families? >> i'm working on that. >> reporter: answers, too. >> you don't run into people like the holcombes. every day. >> reporter: how does the community replace a family like that? >> they don't. the only thing a community can coming up, youtube under do is use their example that fire. how are inappropriate videos they set t. ending up on an app for kids. have you seen this? this is a guy on the luggage be good neighbors and give and love each other. >> reporter: 20 people were carousel. trying to sneak on to the tarmac wounded. the most serious rushed to a hospital in san antonio. in miami. we'll show you overnight, two survivors were discharged. four remain hospitalized there. two children and two adults. and the conditions range from serious to critical. >> gabe gutierrez, with that start of the story. we move overseas. the president's visit to south at carmax, korea, amid rising tensions with the north. during a news conference, he declared that the rogue nation's nuclear ambitions are a worldwide threat. otherwise, toned down his everything is honest and out in the open. rhetoric. peter alexander is in seoul for wow, that'll give you confidence. us. >> reporter: matt and savannah, it does. nearly 30 miles from the border. that's why the prices are clearly marked, trump making no mention of our sales associates get paid the same no matter what car you buy, little rocket man. and you can estimate your monthly payment on carmax.com. no talk of destroying north korea. a much more moderate tone from what, wait, what, so carmax doesn't hide that stuff? this president, who weeks ago nope, not a thing. said direct talks with north that's great for cars. korea would be a waste of time. yes. not great for ventriloquism. today, he's not ruling them out. after months of tough talk at well that's your opinion. no, that's everyone's opinion. north korea from home, president trump, here on the korean since introducing new dunkin' donuts cold brew coffee packs. la, touting america's the it's delicious craft coffee, as easy as 1-2-3. military arsenal in the region. ♪ >> many things are hopping we and it's now available where you buy groceries. ♪ are hoping to god we never have wowe run marathons... to use. ...companies... >> reporter: a lot of prok with ...solve problems. how? north korea. we eat. urging kim jong-un to put an end every. single. day. to the nuclear crisis. we eat, and we own it. >> it makes sense for north ♪ korea to come to the table and when i was 14 years old. make a deal that's good for the so i really navigate the world by touch. people of north korea and the when dove asked me to try out this body wash... people of the world. >> reporter: on the north's i was excited that it was foam. rogue dictator -- it was so light and soft... >> he is indeed threatening not sticky. it's light. it's different. millions and millions of lives it's foam. so needlessly. north korea is a worldwide threat that requires worldwide action. >> reporter: mr. trump praising his host on spending wisely on expansion. >> the president will be buying, which they want and they need. everybody thinks it makes sense. >> reporter: but knocking the price tag of a joint base. >> that was long before my time. i could have built it less. >> reporter: the base, camp humphries, the first stop where he met with troops. where he seemed to let his foreign policy to fate. >> it all works out. it has to work out. >> reporter: president trump getting a lavish welcome and praise from president moon. >> you are making progress as you made on the campaign trial. >> reporter: the leader seemed to agree, knowing the anniversary of his election. >> it was a great victory. a victory that made people happy. >> reporter: tonight, president trump finishing up dinner with his south korea host. on the menu, korean beef and a 360-year-old soy sauce, more than a century older than the its united states. we have more to get to. it is election day. eyes on a couple of key gubernatorial races. ed gillespie is closing the gap on al northam. gillespie has similar views as the nfl protests. in new jersey, phil murphy holds a double-digit lead over kim good morning. i'm tracy davidson. guadano. florida state university has 7:26. we'll get right to meteorologist suspended all greek activities. bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >> if you're looking for it's the latest case tied to sunshine, act fast. clouds are already increasing. colleges across the country. look at this mostly cloudy view from cape may. will seal in the chilly air. ron mott has the latest from the temperatures have come down compared to yesterday. 30s in the lehigh valley. tallahassee campus. the suburbs in the 30s. good morning. >> reporter: florida state university is blowing the while it's in the 40s for delaware, philadelphia, south whistle an fraternities and sororities, after late last jersey, there are some colder week, a young man died here. this morning, a major push for neighborhoods. chestnut and andora. showers, a few already popping up over berks county. change in the wake of taraji at florida state university. steady rain to the west. that arrives this afternoon. if you're heading out, let's the college president, check the roads with nbc10 first alert traffic reporter jessica suspending all greek life. boyington. >> watching the schuylkill >> we have a serious problem. expressway, our cameras around belmont avenue showing the big and we need to deal with it. westbound delay approaching an >> reporter: the ban coming days earlier accident scene. after 20-year-old andrew coffee sun glare on the eastbound side. earlier, we had a crash, still there, on the conshohocken curve on the eastbound side of the attended a party thursday night. >> we're awaiting the results of schuylkill. drive times pretty high. an autopsy. >> reporter: after coffee's 44 the most from the vine to the blue route. speeds in the 20s to the teens death, the national office suspended the chapter's westbound. back to you. operations. and told nbc news in a decision 2017 comes to a statement, the members of the head today. one of the major races we'll be chapter have been directed to keeping an eye on is the one for cooperate fully with the philadelphia district attorney. investigation. along with the pause on all the race pits republican beth greek long, fsu's president grossman against democrat larry instituted a ban on alcohol at krasner. grossman is a longtime prosecutor already working in all student organization events the d.a.'s office. krasner is a civil rights and defense attorney who spent for more than 700 recognized decades working in the groups on campus. >> our units and the philadelphia justice system. organizations on campus must polls in pennsylvania just step up. they will be able to participate opened within the past half hour. if you don't know where you should be voting, find your polling place on the nbc10 app. and should participate in the solution. >> reporter: the far-reaching move, prompting a mixed reaction from students. >> it's kind of rash. but something like this is a bridge shut down over politics. needed to enact change. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. >> we've been trying really hard chris christie and kim guadagno's failures to bring the reputation back up. shortchanged our future. >> reporter: coffee's death, marking the latest in a national after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. trend. two months ago, maxwell gruber, we are better than this. died at abevent, where pledges i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that were forced to drink. and in february, 19-year-old works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. piazza died after consuming a i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. lethal amount of alcohol and falling down a flight of stairs. fsu's president hoping to teach students a valuable lesson. >> it's my hope that nobody has he stood up to north jersey special interests nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. 7:30, now, on this tuesday morning. it's a beautiful fall day here in new york city. hopefully it's nice where you're waking up, as well. >> starting to get a little chilly. we're going to start this half hour with the headlines. what we are learning about the gunmen and victims in that texas massacre. >> motive revealed. police indicate the deadly texas shooting may have stemmed from a family dispute, as survivors from inside the church emerge to tell their stories. >> i knew that bullet was going to hit my head. and i told the lord, i want to live, father. i don't want to die. >> reporter: new questions how the shooter was able to get the assault rifle used in the attack. and a hero speaks out about the assault. >> every time i heard a shot, i knew that represented a life. i was scared to death. shifting tones. president trump in south korea holds back on talk of fire and fury. instead, signaling a willingness to negotiate with north korea. >> it makes sense for north korea to come to the table and make a deal. behind bars. former congressman anthony weiner reports to prison for his nearly two-year sentence for sexting a minor. officers on video working together to grab a man from a burning car in california. a man climbs into a baggage belt at the miami airport. today, the airport is explaining how that happened. >> think of how many times we've been in an airport late at night and there's nobody behind some of the ticket counters. hopefully they have a door that slides down and covers that. also this morning, new information about the brazen and bizarre attack that left the kentucky senator rand paul with serious injuries. his neighbor arrested. blake mccoy is in bowling green with more on that. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is the senator's hometown. he was mowing his lawn when he was attacked by a next door neighbor. the big question, why? >> they will not work on repealing one regulation. >> reporter: rand paul is used to duking it out politically on capitol hill. but this morning, he is recovering after a physical attack outside of his home. his attacker, his neighbor. rene boucher. it happened friday. boucher's home, right next door to senator paul's. separated by a lawn but no fence. the senator was wearing his grass, wearing headphones, when the attack happened. boucher came on to his property and tackled him from behind, forcing him to the ground. paul's spokesperson said the senator suffered five rib fractures. neighbors say paul and boucher have feuded for years. from politics, boucher is a democrat, to leaves blowing from one yard to the other. jim skaggs knows both men well. >> reporter: what is the reason for the latest dispute? >> trash along the property line. >> reporter: blowing on the other person's yard? boucher's attorney confirm s ths has nothing to do with politics. >> this is a disagreement between two gentlemen that have lived next to each other for years. >> reporter: no word on when paul, a key republican senator, will be well enough to fly back to washington to resume his party's push for tax reform. >> we're thinking about him and hoping he will recoffer quickly and be able to come back to the senate really soon. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating because attacking a member of congress is a federal crime. this appears to be a neighborhood dispute that reached a boiling point. mr. boucher is out on bond and ordered to stay away from mr. paul and his family. >> a neighborly dispute. you're tackling a member of the u.s. senate. >> as a teenager would say, i can't even. al, what's shaking in the weather? >> we have flood warnings out for parts of tennessee. really watching this system. a developing flash flood warning until 8:45 central standard time. dangerous conditions. high-water rescues. out west, we have a big system that's going to be pushing in, bringing rain and snow up into the mountains, into northern california over several days. clouds will thicken. heavy snow will be falling in the mountains. a really soaking rain hitting the pacific coast. look at some of the rainfall totals, upwards of five inches or more. southwestern oregon and northern california. and heavier mountain snows good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab the heavy jacket. it's chilly outside. we're get something sunshine, but that changes this morning. clouds moving in. this afternoon, a chilly rain falling in philadelphia. 52 degrees. steady, light rain in the suburbs. new jersey and delaware will see some steadier rain. looking at more than half an inch of rain by late this evening in both locations. even at the shore, you'll see the steady rain. the lehigh valley, rain falling this afternoon. just 48 degrees. >> get that weather anytime you need it. check out our friends on the weather channel on cable. nicolle wallace catching up with voters who helped put president trump in office. how are they feeling one year after election day. are your kids watching things they shouldn't be watching? 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>> he helps, absolutely. maybe he's not doing it the most appropriate way or with the most appropriate of words. but leave him alone and let him do his job and see what he can do. >> when we began this project, we met ten former democrats, all obama supporters, who flipped for trump. all but one said they would still vote for him today. the one unhappy rovoter, if he d to do it over, he wouldn't vote for donald trump or hillary clinton, he would just stay home. >> i think it's informative and educational and listen to how their opinions evolve or don't evolve. >> and i love that dave said, it's not that he doesn't act like an ass. we hope you wouldn't show that. it's insight into their feelings about the media. we all grapple with every day. >> all right. >> it's fascinating. thank you. and now, let's go over to carson. a lot of people talking about what you have coming up, young man. >> that's right. on the case of that iphone glitch that's making texting an (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ nothing comes before coffee. how can i help you gentlemen? 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"i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, masked shooters motive. new details about the man who unloaded hundreds of rounds in a texas church. >> i could see his feet walking back and forth and through the aisles. >> the shooter wearing a skull mask. and the error that allowed him to buy a gun after being charged with domestic violence. we're live on the scene. plus, unfiltered and unacceptable. >> one video is one video too many. >> outrage as inappropriate content slips through the filters of the youtube kids app. and still rockin'. 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[ cheers and applause ] we're back, now, with growing concerns about what your kids are being exposed to online. >> jo ling kent has that story. good morning. >> reporter: youtube is facing complaints from parents who says youtube kids app allows inappropriate videos to slip through its fitters. a and children are watching them. we went to youtube to get answers. parents are sounding off about youtube kids. saying inappropriate videos like this are slipping through its filters and reaching children. but parent tweeting, we recently purged youtube kids from all devices because it got way too weird. another parent posting on facebook, that's why my kids don't use youtube anymore. we saw the videos pop up more than once and it was disturbing. the concerns show videos with inappropriate, sometimes disturbing content. using well-known cartoon characters to lure children in. one example that slipped through, this video, entitled paw patrol babies, that shows characters in the show in violent situations. >> it's being created by independent animators. so, kids don't stand a chance. they see a title that references a character they love. and before they know it, they're watching something that's inappropriate. >> reporter: the head of creative content at youtube kids apologized. >> we work incredibly hard, day in and day out, to maybe youtube kids a family-friendly, kid-appropriate place for families and kids. you know, just put plainly, this content should not have been in the app. >> reporter: youtube kids was launched two years ago, as a family-friendly platform for children under 13. the company says videos for kids are chosen on age, algorithm and what your child is already watching. youtube says over the last 30 days, less than 00.005% of videos viewed have been removed from the kids' happen. the company admit no, sir automattive system is perfect. parents can block and flag videos. any video flagged goes to a team trained to review videos 24/7. >> one video is one video too many. and we strive to have that to be zero. >> reporter: as for what parents can do, seek out a trusted channel for kids online. update the parental controls you see in the app. and don't be afraid to be a helicopter pilot in this instant. if you can, use devices in an open area, like the kitchen or the living room. there's so much to juggle here, especially as the apps continue to change. guys? >> jo, thank you very much. scary times. >> a lot of parents' attention for sure. let's do "trending." one of the top trending items is this photo. a cyclist giving the middle finger to the president's motorcade. that spontaneous moment got a lot of attention on camera. the woman revealed her identity and then shared the photo on her page. and she went into work and made her bosses aware. the manager cited the social media policy. the event happened outside of the workplace. she works for a firm that hires government contractors. this story caused a debate online. that's the talker. people have different opinions. set your politic as aside. if you do something off-duty, it should be a fireable offense. >> i was late for a speech. i laid on the horn. he wouldn't move. and i did what she did. and i won't forget it. and the guy pulled over. and he said, i know your boss. and i literally for four days thought your job was over. but you do think certain jobs it reflects. if you do this job, what you do off-camera matters. >> it put her in a different category. you want to protect people's freedom of speechl a and expression. but you have the right to demand from your employees respect for the office of the presidency, if she doesn't feel like she likes the man in the president. >> she was sayin ining presiden trump, you're number one. >> thank you, carson daly. >> alternate possibility. should she have been fired? 72% said no. 28% said yes. it's interesting to see that breakdown. a lot to get to today. oprah winfrey's success. success doesn't run short for oprah. she dropped by harry connick jr.'s show. how fame and fortune should never change who you are. >> i'm really rich and that's cool. >> you know how rich you have to say to say it like that? >> this is the real truth. if you win the lottery, you will still be the same person. you will be the same person. and that money and those things that you will be able to buy are just a magnifying glass on who you already are. >> wise words from oprah. and harry joins oprah for the entire hour. doesn't change you. same person if you win the lottery? >> you could buy somebody to be you. we're going to go to sean combs, or the artist formerly known ooas brother love. he's been called p. diddy, sean john, puffy. >> due to there not wanting to be confusion, i was only joking. i didn't change my name. it's one of my alter egos. one of my alter egos is love. >> brother love, we barely knew you. you can call him any of his past names. finally, blake lively. the actress was spotted on the set of "the rhythm section." she's in character. in baggy sweats and rocking that a hair-do. what does her husband, ryan reynolds do, he shares that on instagram. #nofilter. payback, ryan. you have a click? >> i do have a click. thanks for that. carrey hollenbeck, trying to sell her used car. her fiance is a writer and a director. he stepped in to help the ad be a little more creatively -- take a look at the ad. >> you don't need things. you're happy with who you are. you don't care about money. you have everything you have ever wanted. introducing a used 1996 honda accord. a car for people who have life figured out and just need a way to get somewhere. luxury is a state of mind. >> that's great. >> isn't that great? >> the car was posted with a starting price of $649. within five days, the bidding had skyrocketed up to $150,000. ebay actually removed the listing, siting unusual bidding activity. they reposted it. the current bidding the over $2,000. >> the power of advertising. >> all right. mr. roker? >> all right. let's take a look what's been going on. you know, a lot of folks think it's been warm around here. guess what? for the entire planet since january to september, 80% of the earth's surface, warmer than afternoon. 2017 on-track to be one of the top three hottest years across the planet. the warmest nonel ni el nino ye planet. 79 cities had the warmest record. it's the third-warmest year nationwide on record. for today, we have rainy weather and cooler weather. and flooding in central tennessee today. unseasonably cold through the plains. and snow in the rockies. that's what's goin g praef georgia /* good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grand prix your heavy /* /- /* /* clouds moving in. this afternoon chilly rain in philadelphia. steady light rain in the suburbs while new jersey and delaware see steadier rain. looking at half an inch of rain by late this evening in both locations. even at the shore steady rain. lehigh valley rain falling just 48 decision /* degrees. have a great day. >> don't forget, if you're heading out the door, take us with you. tomorrow at 1:00, the hoda show, followed on thursday, by "today confidential." for five decades, "rolling stone" magazine has been the home of the cool, the groundbreaking and the controversial. while its focus is music, its influence has stretched into pop culture, entertainment and politics. ultimately becoming the cultural bible for baby boomers. jann wenner has been at the helm since 1967. 50 years ago this wednesday. jann, good to see you. >> i'm doing well. >> give me the two-cent mission statement when you foubnlded th magazine. >> "rolling stone" is the people that believe in music. all of the attitude that music embra embraces. >> tell me the moment, you realized you had entered the consciousness of this country. when you said, we've made it. we achieved our mission statement? >> i remember the first big flurry we were involved on. we printed that cover of john lennon and yoko ono naked. it says, naked beatle perils s.f. >> it's poignant. you put it on the cover of the magazine after he died. i think annie leibovitz shot the other photo of him, on the day he was actually killed. >> yeah. >> you look back at the times you had in the magazine, what are you most proud of in terms of a social issue that you got ahead of? >> well, we've been really strong on gun control. we followed that for a long time. it's an outrage that nothing has been done. we've been very strong on pot legalization, which is getting done. now, we're involved in one of the legal publications discussing climate change. >> 1985, you did a two-part article on the aids epidemic. at a time when this country was trying to get its head around what this was. do you think you changed the conversation? >> it was the first big national piece about aids. it got everybody's attention. it was popping up here and there. but the issue hadn't been focused and crystallized into one coherent explanation of what was going on. >> the person on the cover more than anyone else is -- bob dylan. >> bob dylan. >> is that because of your own personal fandom? >> no. because he keeps putting out albums. is it bob dylan? >> yeah. that's according to our research. >> i'm sure you're right. >> 1998, you and others interviewed then-candidate bill clinton. what did you recognize that told you he was going to be a political force? >> he was young. very eloquent and spoken. he had a glib thing about him. he was personable. >> and he knew how to handle the media. how to use the media. >> he was young and charming. >> in 2013 august, you put one of the boston bombers on the cover of the magazine. >> right. >> a lot of people said you glamorized him. was it a mistake? >> i think, looking back, i would not have done it again. i think that cover is so powerful an idea. and so iconic a place to be, that people's minds reserved for heroes only. and he was a villain. it was a mistake to have a villain there. that picture, he looked like a rock star. he looked like the kid who lived next door. and now, that aspect of it really hurt people. it was a great story. but i would not have put it on the cover. >> is that the biggest do-over? >> the other one is the university of virginia case. we got really duped by someone who came in and sold us a story that was false. >> you have yourself achieved a level of fame that you've been covering for many years. what's the one thing you learned about fame that you didn't know before you achieved it? >> i don't -- i don't know. i know if -- you get good reservations at good restaurants quickly. that's about the best of it. >> something in the headlines right now. you're not happy with a biography that just came out. >> it's shallow. >> and you used a bold, blank word. you commissioned the book. >> i agree. >> isn't the book in some ways kind of like one of -- an article that would appear in "rolling stone" magazine? >> no. it's shallow and inaccurate. and against all standards of excellence that we have. >> are you going to commission any other books? >> one on you. >> great. good luck with that. jann wenner, thanks very much. >> pleasure. >> congratulations on 50 years of "rolling stone." back in good morning. i'm vai sikahema. it is tuesday november 7th. let's get to first alert meteorologist bill henley with accurate neighborhood forecast. hi, bill. >> clouds coming in but enough sunshine in the city that the temperatures have started to climb. it's now out of the 30s in the lehigh valley and suburbs 46 degrees in philadelphia and 40s in south jersey. it's going to be a slow climb into the low 50s this afternoon. not a huge warm-up because it's going to turn cloudy and damp, too. rain will be moving in for this afternoon. the clouds have already started to come into the area. sunshine in south jersey and delaware. the rains in the west will be here this afternoon and through most of the evening. >> bill, thank you. let's get a check on the roads with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> watching the freeway, northbound side still slow as you're headed towards 295 area or maybe towards philadelphia. so we're kind of stop and go there. southbound side looks a bit better. staying in new jersey and monroe township, watching this downed traffic signal route 22 eastbound side east of 42 direct rg traffic on the scene there. bag to you. >> nbc 10 is your election headquarters for decision 2018. after eight years voters in new jersey will elect a new governor. voters have a choice between bill murphy and kim guadagno. famous murder case in the spotlight on tv, before jose menendez was killed by his sons he was a high school student in our area a friend takes us through his year book and gives the story you haven't heard. i'm vai sikahema, we'll have another update in 25 minutes. see you then. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? 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[ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. getting an appointment to discuss your treatment options shouldn't be. meet with a ctca cancer specialist in philadelphia, in as little as 24 hours. learn more at cancercenter.com/appointment ♪ hi. we're back, now, 8:30 on a tuesday morning. the 7th day of november, 2017. and we've got a nice crowd outside. braving some chillier than normal temperatures, at least for us over the last couple of days. >> got some math on winter now. >> yesterday was like a rain forest out here. and now, it's freezing. >> freezing and cold. al roker said no coats. so, we're suffering, on his behalf. >> uh-huh. >> we want to remind you, we have great music coming up this week. tomorrow, grammy winner sam smith will be here. a show for a great concert. new music out. it's fantastic. >> his record is tracking to be number one, in a competitive week, blake shelton, maroon five. sam smith is going to have his first number one record ever. a nice, healthy, wonderful crowd out here. and we're checking you out. i see a little boy named matthew. hi, sweetie. how are you? >> good. >> you wake up at 7:30. you get dressed at 7:35. you crush your teeth at 7:55. and you cuddle with your mom at 8:00 to watch the "today" show. >> is it your birthday? >> almost. >> how about we give you a birthday present. you can snuggle with your mom and a "today" show pillow. congratulations. >> so cute. >> moms across the country hearts melted. >> i want to snuggle. comie ing up, you dread shopping for jeans. our style mavin liliana vasquez is here. she has everything we need to know. and newlyweds out there with more kitchen equipment than cooking skills, martha stewart is here. she has ideas for the modern couple. megyn kelly, what do you have? >> mooarilu henner has that memory. her partner got a diagnosis. and she found herself in that role, where you're the caretaker. and how they got through it. and then, we're going to talk about, three weeks until thanksgiving. my goal is to lose three pounds until then. i don't like the nonsense recipes. and so, we're going to talk about what to order in the restaurants to take off just a few pounds. >> that's all right. >> we can't have the bread, right? >> follow me for the next three weeks. and we will have it together. matt will cook it. >> no, i'm not. let's get a check of the weather. >> all righty. let's see what we have for you. starting with today. we're going to look at a lot of wet weather, making its way through the tennessee river valley. snow in the rockies. unseasonably cold through the plains. southern texas gets wet tomorrow. heavy rain moves into the pacific northwest, with some mountain snows. warm and humid down through southern florida and central florida. and look at cooler weather through the great lakes and northern new england good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab your heavy jacket. it's chilly outside. we're getting some sunshine but that changes this morning. clouds moving in this afternoon. a chilly rain falling in philadelphia. 52 degrees. some steady light rain in the suburbs while new jersey and delaware will see some steadier rain. looking at half an inch of rain by late this evening in both locations. even at the shore you'll see that steady rain. lehigh valley rain falling this afternoon, just 48 degrees. have a great day. >> don't forget. you can always get the weather you need, check out our friends on the weather channel on cable. you know, i've always wanted to do this. and the flowers are still standing. "today health" is sponsored by for your sweetheart. go to foryour sweethart.com. one of the nation's deadliest diseases, affects 30 million people. and if not managed, diabetes can damage the kidneys, the gloves and the noerves that control yor heart. nbc medical contributor, natalie azar is here. lott's just talk about type 2 diabetes. >> the risk factors are, if you're overweight. particularly if you have the belly fat. we say increases the risk of insulin resist tensanceresistan. and a sedentary live style. advancing age over 45. >> i think i checked all fourl boxes. all right. good to know. obviously, if you have diabetes, you're at risk for other things. >> diabetes increases the risk for heart disease. diabetes people have greater chance of dying from heart attack or stroke. this can come with other risk factors. it's important to try to prevent and to treat the disease if you have it. >> there's easy ways to reduce the risk. >> ten pounds and 30 minutes. as little as 5% to 7% of your body weight can make a difference. if you're 200 pounds, that can be 10 to 15 pounds. 30 minutes of exercise can reduce your risk. >> moderate exercise? >> yep. >> let's get to the gadgets. >> this is for paretients who a type 1 or insulin dependent. this is the first needleless glucose monitoring system. they take a hand-held sensor. they put the sensor over the device. and it will measure the flood check blglucose, that's a littl high. and then, you administer your own insulin afterwards. in is an insulin pen. the thing that makes this different, is this is attached to an app. it's the inpen app. it tracks, sexucalibrates how m insulin you need. it's more accurate of the traditional way. >> are these expensive? >> so, what's interesting about this, the freestyle is the most at least expensive. but insurance will cover if you're a type 1 diabetic. and this one is from medtronic. you can think of this as an artificial pancreas. it adjusts based on what your blood glucose is doing. for patients who are type 1 and insulin independent. >> it's exciting to see the technology catching up. coming up next, we're taking the headache out of jeans shopping. how the find the right pair for your body. first, this is "today" on nbc. he's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. a bridge shut down over politics. their biggest triumph was a traffic jam. chris christie and kim guadagno's failures shortchanged our future. after 8 years- incomes are down, costs are up and our economy is crawling. we are better than this. i'm phil murphy together we'll build a stronger, fairer economy that works for every new jersey family. christie and guadagno left new jersey stuck. i'm serious about moving new jersey forward. jeans for any body type is brought to you by caress body wash. >> back, now, at 8:40, "today style." denim is a part of every wardro wardrobe, with the cuts and the colors. finding a pair of jeans can be tricky, to say the at least. liliana vasquez is here with tips to best fit your pbody typ. no one wants to go jeans shopping. >> i think it's almost worse than swimsuit shopping. it's so frustrating and takes so much time. hopefully today, i can cut the guesswork out of buying jeans. >> if you consider yourself like a pear shape, what is the jean that fits best? >> you want to find a jean that's a flare. a flare jean and a boot cut, will you turn sideways, the flare goes from the knee-down. it's a wider bell shape at the bottom. you want to go for more of a mid to a high-rise. if you find a jean that's modeled after a trouser. and keep the wash uniformed. >> you don't want the straight-on wide leg. you want the flare. >> petite. i can't believe petite people have a problem buying jeans. >> typically jeans come at 28 or a 30-inch inseam. if you're like us, you're looking for a 26-inch inseam. they're nearly impossible to find. short people rejoice. these are from asos. they're a smooth, denim. they're also cropped, too. they're a mid-rise. they really extend the line of her leg. and they make her look tall from the waist-down. >> i don't think anyone looks good in low rise. >> i think low rise is really hard. let's put those away. >> hourglass figure. >> this is kelly ann. this is what i call the girlfriend scene. finally, our lady designers made them flatter our curves. these, again, are a high-rise. >> i like the high-rise. >> they fit her through the hips, through the butt. and they hit right at the ankle, to really relax, slim but not skinny. >> this is the rosetta stone of jeans. >> everybody has a favorite pair of black pants. they have the super skinny jean. they are a true mid rise. they're not too high or too low. you can dress them up or down. they are under $50. >> what? >> they are the jean you want to wear all season long. wear them with sneakers or heels. really, it's the unicorn of jeans. we thought there was not one jean that flattered every body type. >> and 50 bucks? you hit the jackpot. for more on these, head to today.com/shop. do you rely too much on takeout? martha stewart, she has the solution. first this, is "today" on nbc. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. ♪ "today foods" is brought to you by pillsbury. >> first comes love. then comes marriage. then, a whole lot of take-out. if you're a newly married, culinary-challenged couple. martha stewart's new book is great, called "newlywed kitchen." martha is here along with newlyweds on our plaza, ready for her advice. >> the recipes are great. over 110 recipes. lots of beautiful photographs. and they're simple to make dinners. i think newlyweds will eat at home at least three nights a week. >> you can make them quickly. that leaves you time after dinner for newlywed things. >> chicken pot pies. >> you use store-bought but delicious puff pastry. and you saute, onions, carrot, finch, and the filling. we give you hints what you need in your kitchen. what kind of pots and pans. ? right in the ramiken. no pastry on the bottom. >> it's pretty cold out here at the "today" show. >> let's make a point that over here, we want to put a little "x" on the top there. >> that lets the steam out. and this gets glued with the egg war. pop it into the oven. in pops up, and look at what comes out. >> i want to show how you do that a little bit. that's beautiful. >> look how gorgeous this is? and as gorgeous inside as it is outside. it's really delectable. >> savannah is with newlyweds with a ve. >> claire and mike, they just got married. you have a question? >> what's your favorite side dish to make for thanksgiving? >> for thanksgiving? creamed spinach. and her mashed potatoes, really good. >> is it easy? >> so easy. oh, yeah. >> good. >> that's chicken pot pies. let's move on. we'll need dessert. >> dessert a moist chocolate pudding cake. you basically bake a pudding. a chocolate souffle, egg whites, vanilla, and egg whites beaten up. and the mixture, you fold those into the chocolate. >> do you have to chill it for a while? >> no. the weather is doing that for us. you can put that right into the refrigerator and wait until dinner time. pop this into a 375 degree oven, wait until your pot pies are done, then, pop in your chocolate pudding cakes. these puff up and look -- >> as i taste, let's get a question. hoda is with people here. >> that's delicious. i'm with greg and marquell. >> if you had one food that didn't count towards calories. >> something you can indulge in. >> i like souffles. i would make them for a main course, too. maybe wine. >> good choice. >> are you loving this? >> it's delicious. >> that chocolate is crazy. >> do you cook at home? >> my wife is a cook. >> yeah. >> that's good. >> are you newlyweds? when did you get married? >> august. >> congratulations. >> are they going to say, it's not going well? >> she's a chef, not a therapist. peter and julia. these guys got married in may. do you have a question for miss martha? >> i do. for your very last meal, if it could be anything, what would you have? >> i just did a story on that, actually. all my favorite foods. baked potatoes, topped with white truffles. it would be black caviar are melba toast with scrambled eggs. all of the luxurious foods that you can't afford. >> we have to go. great to have you here. >> enjoy the book.congrats on t book. for more on the book, go to today.com/shop. back in amoment. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren brought out the best in me. she made me a different person. deep down in his heart he feels for people who are disadvantaged. lauren's a light in everybody eye. she's the spark that has started the fire. the goal is to keep places like this open so all people, regardless of disability, have an opportunity for employment. see, i love you. i love you guys too. you know that. yeah. ♪ how exciting is this? tomorrow morning here on "today" sam smith is going to be here to sing some brand-new music. you were talking about this album. >> "in the lonely hour" his first record at 2014, that stopped at number two. this is his second record. it's tracking at number one, 200,000 sales at one week. he will have his first number one record and will be able to talk about it tomorrow. >> just for the thrill of it all. >> that's the name of the record. let's get the thrill of birthdays. >> i would love to. bust out the smucker's jar. happy 100th birthday to julia jones of randallstown, maryland. no such thing as retirement for this lady. when she was 83, she started working as a preschoolteacher. we love this next later. peter alexander's grandma, faye alexander, 100 years old. a world traveler from santa cruz, california. traveled to france this year. is planning an african safari for 2018. that's terrific. happy 100th birthday to ralph wilhelm sr. we salute you for your service, sir. cecilia young of crowley, louisiana. to celebrate the big day, cecilia is planning to ride around her hometown on a horse and buggy, while residents hand her roses. it's her own rose parade. glenn brubaker, retired farmer. last but not least, happy 102nd birthday to jean manganelli. she says the secret to longevity, humor. if you know somebody celebrating a milestone birthday, tell us about them. today.com/celebrate. >> is it going to be cold all week? "megyn kelly today" is up next. first, let's give you a check of >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >> good morning, i'm vai sikahema. just about 9:00 a.m. on tuesday. let's get right to first alert meteorologist bill henley with most accurate neighborhood forecast. bill. >> clouds moving in. though it's dry in philadelphia, showers in berks county. clouds moving in. temperatures are creeping up but it's going to be chilly all day. low 40s in new jersey. upper 40s in philadelphia. this afternoon 50s with rain falling. the rain will still be coming down as we head into the evening hours. >> all right, bill. thank you. let's get a check of the roads nbc 10 traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> 422 we're watching here. just a little bit of a delay on the eastbound side. cameras on trooper road. again, towards schuylkill, about what it new yorkly is climbing back up a little bit. a crash on plymouth germantown pike around middle way. >> decision 2017 coming to a head. one of the major races we're keeping an eye on, pennsylvania district attorney. roseman, a long time prosecutor working in the d.a.'s office and krasner civil rights, worked in the civil justice system. polls will close at 8:00 p.m. severe weather continues today. tracy and i will join members of first alert weather team at philadelphia mall. see storm force 10 and get nbc 10 freebies. we'll be there at 11:00 but drop by any time up until 5:00 p.m. i'm vai sikahema. you can always get latest news and weather with nbc 10 app. megyn kelly begins in a few minutes. nobody delivers more for south jersey than steve sweeney. he stood up to north jersey special interests to increase funding for our schools. he stopped christie's commuter tax, saving south jersey residents over 200 million dollars. and he led the charge to pass paid family leave. aarp applauded sweeney for freezing property taxes for seniors and cutting prices on prescription drugs. "i got to take my hat off to him. he's a man of his word." steve sweeney. because there's more work to do to get south jersey's fair share. this morning on "megyn kelly today," actress marilu henner, opening up about her husband's battle with not one, but two life-threatening health scares. one man is taking action on behalf of kids, one skateboard, surfboard at a time. want to lose weight before the holidays? the fun food swaps you can make and still enjoy eating. all that and more, right now. [ applause ] hi. hi there. hi. [ applause ] hello, everybody. hi. welcome. welcome, everyone. i'm megyn kelly. we have a great show for you today.