roslindale with two men accused of trying to murder boston >> richard nixon released his tax returns when he was --. >> sarah: a fiery debate for the v.p. candidates. >> christa: and tom brady back on the field and on the airwaves. 7 muse with a inning peek of his new tv ad. >> this is 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: we are tracking hurricane matthew this morning. the storm weakened overnight the a category three hurricane. it's new barreling through the bahamas with winds of 125mph. the danus causing widespread damage in haiti. >> christa: at least 11 deaths have been blamed on this powerful storm during its march across the caribbean. some new video in from overnight. look at that damage done in the dominican republic. the caribbean island getting a glancing blow from matthew and still suffering significant flooding and wind damage there. people in florida and in south carolina are getting out. there were long lines at gas stations tuesday and last night traffic was backed up on some highways, as well. today in the miami area. so for the latest on the track and the possible east co

. delicious, fresh, easy. wegmans ez meals. >>> this morning, cynthia nixon back on the small screen with an exciting new role. also check out all the hot new gadgets we have ponied up for fall and we'll take you inside prince's paisley >> annouer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, tamron hall and billy bush. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this wednesday morning, october 5th, 2016. al is at paisley park in minnesota. tamron is here. she is freezing. >> i'm freezing. it's that time of the year.

in a year that richard nixon won over 60-some percent of the vote in my state. i ran against a really decent, decent man. he fought in world war ii. he was a three-term congressman, two-term governor, three-term senator. and he was a decent man. but i disagreed with him on the war in vietnam and a few other very important things. and what happened was, his staff around him while he was working in washington, no one took me seriously to begin with. but by the time we got to september, we had -- my sister had run an incredible campaign for me. but together -- we had 20,000 volunteers. and we knew, and everyone around him knew we were going to be more of a threat. no one ever told him. i could tell when he called to concede that he was stunned as to what happened. and i felt he was a decent man. i felt badly for him. we have this thing on thursday after the elections since 1792 where the winner and loser of each of the races statewide goes down to the southernmost county, gets in a wagon, it's a tradition, the winner and loser, and rides through town to show that we're going to bu

everybody's head. well you shave one, trot nixon, our right fielder. and here comes theo epstein the president of the cubs, really rich president. [ laughter ] he was our general manager, i shaved his head and greg little's head but we get on these planes, we're all shaved heads now. we got no guard, our hair's gone, we're down 0-2 flying back to boston, we looked like sperms. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> whoa, this is going to be a battle. we lose the next game and we have all off season and we're looking like that. so, we ended up coming back and we won three straight and we end up losing game 7 to aaron boone in that home run -- you remember that. >> seth: there you go, yeah, i was there. you came back. you bounced back. i know that's obviously before a celebration. you had some celebration issues one year with some champagne. >> oh yeah, oh yeah, well in uh -- in detroit in '06 we played yankees first round in the division series and we ended up upsetting them. you shouldn't celebrate this much, but we were so excited, hadn't won in detroit in years and got the cel

traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> nixon drive, norristown, new jersey. just a couple of cars. you might be detoured around emergency construction over on the atlantic city expressway on the westbound side. they're doing drain repairs around exit 2. that exit is blocked as well. lane restrictions approaching the scene. that's right near 322. checking in with the schuylkill expressway, we are still in the green. you can see our road map right there. eight minutes -- 12 minutes, actually, eastbound from the blue route to the vine street expressway. all traffic moving into center city right now. still into the 60s. if you head westbound it's the same story there. also checking in with the bridges, about 6:10 this morning, we're schedule for an opening over the burlington bristol, the ben and the walt are pretty much normal. let's check back in with 95. our camera is right around cottman avenue. we look great. with that construction pretty much cleared out of the way, traffic starting to move through on the southbound side. vai? >>> now to decision 2016 and one final chance f

and the schuylkill expressway. this is 38 around nixon drive, no problems in either direction. 42 freeway looks the same. checking with drive times, north or south, still five minutes. we typically pay attention to the northbound side in the morning time, that's where all traffic is heading towards philadelphia. 55 towards the walt whitman bridge, average speeds in the high 60s. the's an accident still being reported in lansdale on sixth street and kennelworth avenue. we'll stop here. this is 95. around taylorsville road, farther north, near the new jersey state line. no problems in either direction. >>> speaking of traffic, there's a traffic ticket lawsuit that's in the works. drivers listen up. because up next, find out who is taking philadelphia police to court over traffic fines along i-95, along 76 and the vine street expressway. >>> also, next, memories lost and then found on the bustling streets of new york city. see how a lost camera full of family photos is being reunited with its grateful owner. cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and s

morristown, new jersey. around nixon drive, just a couple of cars out the door there, no big problems. pamela and tracy? >>> this morning investigators want to know what started a deadly fire in a rural section of chester county. >> monique braxton is live at the scene in birmingham township, chester county. what can you tell us so far? >> reporter: we've been moved back away from the home. we can tell you police are now guarding the devastation, the scene of devastation. we were just told the chief will issue a statement later today and the restoration crew has now arrived. the coroner's office was called. we've learned the body of an elderly person was taken away after a family arrived to speak with the fire chief. he declined comment when we approached him about who passed away. we've also learned it took dozens of firefighters about an hour to bring this blaze under control. firefighters from several local departments including concordville and west chester had to bring in tankers of water to battle the the blaze. we saw no hydrants here in this remote community in the 1300 block of birmi

into the 60s. here's route 38 over in norristown, new jersey around nixon drive. just a car or so moving through the intersection. no backups or delays there. and all the bridges are clear. no scheduled openings right now for the tacony palmyra or the burlington bristol. the walt whitman bridge, ben franklin bridge, nice and clear moving into philadelphia. >>> a bitter sweet mass for a local church. we'll tell you why on a day where it was marking a major milestone, this house ofç worsp also held its final service. >>> an nbc 10 news at 4:00, the nbc 10 investigators are looking into school fire drills. >> we first told you how philly schools were failing fire drills. now investigators are checking out suburban schools. >> today at 4:00, we'll tell you about the new action the state is taking. "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion and i would, i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perfo

3:00 on nbc 10. >>> a newly revamped richard nixon library and museum will re-open today. >>> today in philadelphia, it's the grand opening of rodin square and spring garden. it's one of the largest whole foods markets in the entire country. it's the center piece of the project. the new development near the art museum features luxury apartments, a cafe, a cvs and a branch of thomas jefferson university hospital. >>> and rowan college will be holding its annual mega job fair, set for the campus gymnasium in sewell. nearly 100 employers in a variety of field will be interviewing job seekers. >>> hundreds of breast cancer survive he's, family and friends will leave willow grove mall on their 60-mile journey. >>> today philadelphia's fairmount park will officially receive it's national designation as a great public space in america. the park is being rised for character, quality and how it enriches the city. >>> and tonight, the flyers open their 50th anniversary season in los angeles against the kings. fans here at home can participate in a noontime pep rally at dilworth park with give

trump. on his show 30 rock he once tried nail nixon. kate as hillary coughed her way on stage and paid homage to the late gene wilder. the real trump waited until after the debate to complain about his microphone. did you notice that? >> she broke it. she and obama stole my microphone. they took it to kenya and broke it. >> what do you think about that? >> i think i'm going to be president. >> snl picked low hanging fruit walking trump's pronunciation. >> china, china. >> it's pronounced jina. >> china. >> still to come, harry potter fans sit tight. we have big news for you on the other side of the break. why you might soon be able to >> kim: the harry potter movie is coming back to theaters. all eight of the films are going to be shown at those theaters for one week. this will start october 13. it is a consumer reports exclusive. we're talking favorite concert ticket at a reasonable price that you don't get gouged when you go to the box office. >> dana: you know it from america has got talent. the guy dressed as a dragon on your screen is going to be live in our studio talking ab

that. >>> the newly renovated richard nixon presidential library and museum $15million was spent on undating the anaheim, california museum which now includes interactive displays and selfie stops. that's right. there's a serious side to the changes. officials hope new exhibits will help tell a more complete story of the 37th president's life after the watergate scandal that ended his presidency. >>> people are still talking about the latest winner of the nobel prize. prize for literature. ? blowing in the wind ? >> dylan of course known for his folk songs including the 1963 hit "blowing in the wind." it's the first time a musician- song writer has received the honor for song lyrics. neat. >> that's really cool. >>> weather and traffic on the >>> and on this friday morning, headed to the bus stop with the kids, scattered clouds and maybe a stray shower and a quick shower will be possible as we go into the afternoon at 8 7 degrees. the best chance of rain will be in the inland locations. lower chances back towards the west coast. another check of traffic with leslee lacey. >>> contin

without college degrees. they were 80% of the eligible electorate in richard nixon's time. now, they're, you know, less than half of the eligible electorate. whites with college degrees who have trended very heavily against trump throughout this entire campaign and more so now -- are now about more than a third of whites. they're trying to up the turn out of noncollege -- that deepened the coalition and there's a little bit of a struggle there because hispanic americans, only half of them voted, and, of course, a lot of those who are eligible to vote and have been, shall we say, slow and reluctant to come to support hillary clinton. the big divide in this election is among whites between the college educated and the noncollege educated as well as between racial groups. and we've seen in this last phase that what may be the for donald trump is the divide between men and women. the gender gap that's emerging is the highest gender gap we've seen, we'll see if that turns out to be true at the polls. my friend allen fitzpatrick presidency over a century and points out that hillary clinton no

talking about for a very long time. in fact, if you go back to the nixon white house in 1972 about a third of mexican-americans voted for richard nixon. and the trend was somewhere between 30% and up to 45% or so in presidential races were voting republicans. then you had prop 187 and bob dole drew before to 30%. a senator who was previously a senator and considered a moderate republican jumped on that 187 band wagon. and it essentially turned. california into a blue state. and it will never, i don't think, get out of that position. and it is, in large part because of that feeling of disrespect. and i think it's going to be extremely difficult which is why as a republican, as a conservative, as somebody who believes that the republican party more represents my principles on a variety of issues and the democratic party does, i really believe that unless donald trump is defeated and not by small margin because then people like me, the never trumpers are going to be blanked, it's got to be a big defeat and then only then you see a real house cleaning in the republican party and hopefu

slate of state race debates. it begins with the missouri governor's debate as governor jay nixon is term limited. after that arizona's first congressional district debate for the seat of ann kirkpatrick running against john mccain. live at 10:00 we will have the california senate debate for retiring senator barbara boxer. after that candidates vying for mike pence's seat in the indiana debate. >>> the second presidential debate is sunday evening at washington university in st. louis, missouri. watch our life coverage at 7:30 eastern for a preview of the debate and then at 8:30 eastern the pre debate briefing for the audience. at 9:00 p.m. live coverage of the debate itself followed by viewer reaction with your calls, tweets and comments. the second presidential debate watch live on c-span, watch live at any time on demand at cspan.org and listen live on the free c-span radio app. >>> british prime minister teresa may addresses the conservative party conference for the first time as prime minister. the conference's first day was about the upcoming brexit negotiations which the prime minis

political leaders basically want the person out. nixon actually on that standard was justifiably forced out because republicans decided what he did was gone. barry goldwater turned against him, howard baker. they believe his misdeeds rise from. democrats never agree whether rightly or wrongly democrat never agree to clinton's misdeeds were substandard and what i said is basically it is a misuse of constitutional power if you are doing certain things when actually you are never getting the other party. you need both parties to undo the national election. one take of a point in many so there's lots of you are interested. >> we have bee been anymore sine 2003. thousands of soldiers have died since 2003. the constitution provides that congress shall declare war but they've never declared war since 2003. what do you think about that? >> i discuss it in other books, not so much in this one. i do want to tell you one thing about that in all of american history we have had only a handful of declared war, the war of 1812, the mexican-american war, the spanish-american war, world war i, wo