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comey under fierce assault from democrats. it does not make any sense to me. was comey right to go public with this news so close to the election? joining me for insight and analysis are, top republican strategist mike murphy. nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell, audie cornish and larry kudlow. welcome to sunday, it s meet the press. from nbc news in washington, this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. perhaps one day this week s fbi e-mail news will take its place among other october surprises. it was on october 26, 1972, less than two weeks before the election that national security adviser henry kessinger made this famous statement at the white house about the war in vietnam. we believe that peace is at kissinger turns out was wrong and richard nixon easily won re-election. in 1992, four days before election day, president george h.w. bush s hopes were hurt when defense secretary casper weinberger, former def ....
reinvigorated the trump campaign and given new hope to down ballot republicans running for the house and senate. some of you may have heard about a letter that the fbi director sent out yesterday. with nine days to go, an object surprise. it s not just strange. it s unprecedented. and it is deeply troubling. nearly four months after recommending no criminal charges against clinton, fbi congress in a letter on friday that new e-mails have surfaced which, quote, appear to be pertinent to the investigation. law enforcement officials say the e-mails were found on a laptop computer belonging to anthony wiener married to but estranged from huma abedin, a top clinton campaign aide. the fbi is investigating sexually explicit text messages wiener allegedly sent to a 15-year-old girl in north capitalize on the news. her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional and purposeful. trump s on thursday. the biggest rigging is what happened with the fbi. turne ....
dave: every forecast is important. russell: well, okay. dave: this is just extra special important because we got trick-or-treaters out there. russell: okay. dave: and it s going to be absolutely fantastic. you can look at just how pretty this sunrise is and how great it is to start things off today. i do have temperatures in the upper 60s for tampa. lower 70s back to the coastline. a couple spots in the lower 60s. we ll get in the 80s by noon time and top it off in the mid 80s. afternoon before the sun goes down, it will be warm in the 80s. once the sun goes down tonight, it should quickly drop back to the 70s. all in all, a beautiful halloween forecast. vanessa: absolutely. thanks, dave. here at 7:01, if you re heading out the door, you could see delays southbound 75. we have a new crash reported in the area of fowler avenue and it is blocking up a lane. it s the right lane actually but it will be where it s merging with the folks coming off the entrance ramp. r ....
temperatures like yesterday and the day before that, we ll get right back up to the mid 80s. van s? vanessa: and on the roads, no big complaint still. we re clear on the roads. we have one notable construction closure to mention. it s not a full blockage so that s good news and it s along the veterans expressway. southbound direction, you see a speed marker at waters. in the area of waters, two left caution in the area but you can see no big delays to be expected hitting this way. laura: janet reno, first woman to serve as u.s. attorney general and figure at the center of several political fire storms during the clinton administration has died. russell: this morning, her goddaughter broke the news saying she suffered from complications from parkinson s disease. janet reno went to harvard law school, became a prominent prosecutor before rising to she served nearly eight years. reno figured into some of the administration s biggest scandals. one is the deadly raid on t ....
chuck coppola joins us from the santa clara county registrar of voters office. someone recently activated the fire alarm there? reporter: yes. this is a breaking story that we are covering right now here at the registrar of voters. we see behind me there about 50 people who were working inside the the registrar of voters tabulation room. they ve been evicted outside because of a fire drill. a fire alarm was sounded about ten minutes ago. with me is anita torres with the registrar of voters. tell me, this wasn t planned, was it? we re looking into it, chuck. we don t believe it s planned. we re looking into it and doing everything we can to get to the bottom of the situation u. is this going to disrupt the process so far? i would say the disruption so far has been minimal. the alarm went off just a couple minutes ago. we did, of course, have to evacuate the staff for safety. the ballots are locked up safely in our office. so we are not concerned about the safety ....