that is what ellis island does. it serves as a way to clear steerage class passengers to come into this country and start their lives. there is a clear delineation for the immigrants. if you have the money, you are in. if you don't have the money, you are going to get checked. when we had inside in a couple of minutes, we will start the story of those immigrants who come off the ship and are brought down here by a ferry and are going to enter the front door and come into the first floor of ellis island. it would have looked dramatically different than it does today. ok, we are about to enter the main entrance of ellis island. across the way a point of note. , these beautiful buildings that are now abandoned were the hospital complexes that were run by the united states public health service which was a fantastic crew of doctors who cared for immigrants who were detained for medical reasons. about 10% of the people who came through here were detained for medical reasons. the string of buildings you see here were for

that's what ellis island is about. it's the story of americans looking for something better, really, the american dream, which i think we cherish greatly. thank you for coming along. i'm glad you did. >>> the national museum of african-american museum and culture oped this september on the national mall. a few days later we spoke with the design team responsible for the design and look of the museum. we'll hear about what inspired the shape and decorative elements. and in about 20 minutes we'll show the opening ceremony, including remarks by president obama and former president george w. bush as well as performances by denise graves and stevie wonder. >> hi. i'm david aja. i'm the design leader of the

that's what ellis island does. it serves as a way to clear of steerage class passengers to come into this country and start their lives. there's a very clear delineation for the immigrants. if you have the money you're in. if you don't have the money you're going to get checked. so when we head everyone side in just a couple minutes, we're going to start the story of those immigrants who have come off the ship, been brought down here by the ferry, and are going to enter the front door and come into the first do recall of ellis island. >>> okay. we're about to enter the main entrance of ellis island. across the way here, it might be a point of note. these beautiful buildings now abandoned were the hospital complexes that were run by the united states public health service, which was just a fantastic crew of doctors who cared for immigrants who were detained for medical reasons. about 10% of the people who came through here were detained for medical reasons. the string. buildings we see right here were for noncontagi

that is what ellis island does. it serves as a way to clear first-class passengers to start their lives. there is clear delineation for this. you have the money, you are in. you don't have the money, you are going to get checked. we go inside in a couple of minutes, we will start the story of those immigrants who come off the ship and are brought down here by a fairy and are going to enter the front door and come into the first floor of ellis island. it will look dramatically different than it does today. ok, we are about to enter the main entrance of ellis island, but a point of note. these beautiful buildings that are now abandoned were the hospital complexes that were run by the united states public health service which was a fantastic group of doctors who cared for immigrants who were detained for medical reasons. 10% of the people who came through here were detained for medical reasons. the string of buildings you see here were not contagious diseases. 30 yards parallel is a string of buildings for contagious d

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ellie. ellie, listen-- no, no, no, hal. she's absolutely right. i mean, my picture made your house look ugly. that dumb painting shouldn't make us uncomfortable in our own home. poppy, you bought that painting because you love us, right? and we hung it because we love you. enough? hmm? enough. ok. all right. [sighs] hey, come here now. i'm going up to my room. uh, oh, ellie? yes, poppy? i hate flowered sheets in my room. i mean, they make me feel like i'm sleepin' in the forest. with bambi and the chipmunks and the squirrels. uh... get solid purple. uh, hal. yes, dear? i hate solid purple. you didn't read your car insurance policy. you just stuck it in a drawer somewhere and forgot about it. ow truck. does your policy cover the cost of a tow truck? who knows? you didn't read it. you can't even find it. the liberty mutual app with coverage compass? makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. call liberty mutual for a free quote today at coverage compass? gives you the policy information you need at a glance. available 24/7 on

that is what ellis island does. it serves as a way to clear first press -- first-class passengers to start their lives. there is clear delineation for this. you have the money, you are in. you don't have the money, you are going to get checked. we go inside in a couple of minutes, we will start the story of those immigrants who come off the ship and are brought down here by a fairy and are going to enter the front door and come into the first floor of ellis island. it will look dramatically different than it does today. ok, we are about to enter the main entrance of ellis island, but a point of note. these beautiful buildings that are now abandoned were the hospital complexes that were run by the united states public health service which was a fantastic group of doctors who cared for immigrants who were detained for medical reasons. 10% of the people who came through here were detained for medical reasons. the string of buildings you see here were not contagious diseases. 30 yards parallel is a string of buildings f

ellis, have you seen kathy? -not in the past hour, why? -well, they're ready to start the play and we can't find her. i've looked everywhere. -well, i saw her go by the door about half hour ago. (thunder) you make a circle of the camp. bud, you look through all of the tents. i've been concerned about kathy lately. someone or something is making her terribly unhappy. -well don't just stand there, find her. -you look through the dining hall. i'll round up all of the counselors for a full role call. -no, she's not in the camp. i'm sorry, did she say anything? -did you find kathy? -not, yet. -she told me she was going home. -home? -when did she tell you this? -this afternoon. -she's trying to get home. look, you cut across the meadow see if she went that way. i'll take the trail for the woods and go up the road. -kathy! kathy! kathy, wait! kathy. oh, baby. (betty and kathy are crying) -(bud singing) i dream of jeanie with the long white beard. (telephone ringing) -somebody get that, will you? -i'll get it here in the kitchen. und pretty normal

. >> elli has a message of her through it. you can push yourself through it. >> reporter: some great advice. elli had to find her dad's cell phone because hers had been taken away the day before.

ellis: we're running out of time. i keep my promise to the lady over there. >> thank you, peggy, congressional correspondent for the "hispanic outlook."

ellis says the enir concerned. my kid, to me, brought a gun to school. my gun was left out for my kid to get. ellis says the incident strikes him so deeply because it eats at the core slogan of "we got this" and the garden at its roots. we have to take our hands off of the trigger and put them back into the soil. on tuesday, milwaukee police say they're still trying to determine why the kid took a gun home. according to the m-p-s handbook, the district can use metal detectors at middle or high schools if there's a reasonable cause for extra precaution. the policy does not apply to elementary schools. lafollette is a k-8 school. pull them into the auditorium or the cafeteria in the school and lets talk about it. ellis says he sees the incident as a chance for m-p-s students and families to discuss gun safety. he believes it's also a chance to reinforce the message he's trying to grow. when children know that you love them and youre genuinely concerned in your face, they want to do ellis will be meeting with m-p-s superintendent darienne driver to pitch th

now it's ellis and overnight business trips. and to hell with me. andy, no, i'll tell him i won't go. no, you tell him anything you want. hear me? i'm tired of this. you do whatever you want to do. [ sighs ] you're pathetic. oh, yeah? you know what you are. all: one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. man: chief daniels offers his apologies. he had to be called away on urgent police business. and i received a telephone call this morning if i would stand in for him and present these awards. and naturally i said yes, it would be a great honor. so the world came around. they're giving you the medal, huh? i don't want to say the system works, 'cause it don't work, i'm real proud of you. thanks, norm. your dad would have been real proud. what did you do, adopt me? yeah. ain't you been paying attention? [ chuckles ] jack metcalf's widow -- two kids to raise. what a life. isn't it? [ sighs ] whatever the thing is, kid. ...on the second of last month, responding to a call, "officer needs assistance." officer jack metcalf, of th

this is where immigrants got there first sight of ellis island. this room looks very different depending the moment you came. in 1907, according to some floor plans, immigrants who came in this door immediately had to go to our left, where medical examination would take place. eventually they would end up in this staircase, originally in the middle of this ceiling, that took you into the middle of the great hall. it is officially called the registry room. most of us: the great hall of ellis island. it is a majestic piece of architecture. we are heading up the stairs to the second floor. doctors will also meet you here. they will give you an expression that is just a fast and inspection you are going to get. they were called the six second specialist for that reason. highly skilled members of the u.s. public health service who can spot even the smallest sign of anywhere from 50 to 60 elements that normally afflicts an immigrant. last stop in the great hall will about 15 toica and 20 inspectors. this is the last part of processing. manifests for a l

- go ahead and sign it, mort. - miss ellis? it's tom carey. - ed and i'll get the rest of the signatures tomorrow. (tom) - miss ellis? - i... i'm sorry, but i've turned in for the night. - i i nt to talk to you. i, uh... ... i... well, ain't been exactly fair. maybe if we could kind of talk about it? - well, i-i'd be happy to talk about it tomorrow. - you're mighty pretty, ma'am. too pretty to be bad, i mean. i tried sleeping, but... i kept tossing... and tossing and thinking how... pretty wild. well, th-that's their way. and how they sort of... need someone to guide them. all l u need is a little help. and i think... well... maybe i ain't had the... practice at this fancy talk like some, but... maybe i seem a little old... not interested. can't you understand that? - well, you said yourself that... everything you got is staked on your one chance here. now, suppose that... instead of going i ialone... there was... you... and me, sort of together. understand? well, you said you always wanted to be a lady. well, folks in this tow

ellie, ellie! come see who's here. well, don't just stand there. come on in. ellie! ellie! what is it? josh! hello, ellie. it's been a long time. it's about boone. well, he isn't here. yes, sir, i know. i... brought him home. - you mean he's here? - ellie, wait. where is he? out there. o lord, support us all the day long until the shadows lengthen and the evening comes. r of life is over, and our work is done. then in thy mercy, grant us safe lodging and a holy rest and peace at the last. earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust in the sure hope of the resurrection unto eternal life. whoa. ld on. i'll take the horses on back to the livery stable. you'll come back, josh. thank you. but i thought maybe you and your father would like to be alone. you come on back, son. ( clicks tongue ) anybody here? i'm coming. i was forking down some hay from the loft. now, what can i do for you? do you know a man named randall? josh randall? yeah, i know him. why? we're looking for him. any particular reason? well, we figure he's got a little debt to pay. he shot a good friend of ours,

amy ellis knott is our guest and here's the cover of her book, coming to call. coming nicole. who is nicole? >> guest: nicole was born and identical twin boy in 1997, born and given the name why it. w this is a child from the age of two or two and a half identified as a girl and when i say identified as a girl didn't say to her parents i think i'm a girl, said when do i get to be a girl? when do i get to look like a girl and believed she was a girl and two middle-class ordinary parents living in the state of maine needed to figure out what that was about.id the >> host: how did they figure it out, or did they?r did >> guest: they did and the hero of the book is the mother kelly. these plans were adopted at. earth. kelly knew there were two things that were most important to her as a mother, to make sure that her children were safe and happy and she knew she could control the safe part. you have to understand the happy part because she also knew this child was unhappy when she didn't get to play with the toys that she wanted or a father who was conservative republican veteran,

elli had to find her dad's cell phone because hers had been taken away the day before. her family tells me that she happily has her phone back tonight. reporting live in waukesha, julia fello, today's tmj4. >> charles: thanks. it only takes a second for a fryer fire to get out of control, so if you're planning on frying your turkey, make sure the turkey is fully that you had. that's one of the thingo use paper towels to pat it dry inside and out. never overfill the fryer, even a small amount of cooking oil spilling on a hot burner can cause a large fire. and make sure the fryer is on a flat surface, outdoors, a safe distance away from buildings. >> shannon: temperatures are tumbling tonight. let's check in with chief meteorologist john malan. >> john: notice how the average high is down to 43 degrees but current high temperature at 36, 24 your low. we are in a cold pattern. and with the he would can air here, we're already down to 31 in milwaukee, 22 -- 32 i should support washington, 22 in sheboygan. it's going to be a chilly night, folks. we're starting to feel the pr

and ellis hanican. and we have brian stelter and eugene scott. >> symone, we want to talk about the james comey thing. the e-mails. nothing in them. sorry about the last nine days. except he did not say sorry. hillary clinton chose not to speak about this. a wise choice? >> i think it is a wise choice. every time she says something about the e-mails, it gets bigger. and people who have been around the campaign know she wasn't worried about the e-mails. i think she is a little annoyed by all of the fanfare over the last nine days. i think it is a smart move. >> a little an knnoyed? does it help her or does this now go away because james comey said never mind? >> she has to be cautious with this. there is still time left before election day. there could still be more e-mails that wikileaks dumps in the papers before election day. if she says there is nothing to see there and suddenly the story changes, then she will have to explain that away. also, we learned the last time when comey made his decision not

ellis, thank you. thanks for coming in. >>> overnight, a campaign to change the outcome of the election. announced it raised more than $2 million for a recount in three states. jill stein launched that effort in the wake of the report that some computer scientists are urging the clinton campaign to demand a recount in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. these scientists have found evidence that suggests, but doesn't prove electronic voting systems in the states ma hay ha been hacked. >>> clinton's national vote count exceeds donald trump's by 2 million votes. she is ahead of trump by 1.8 million votes. >>> time for a check of the money this morning. thanksgiving is taking stock. let's take stock of the tail winds. donald trump has plenty to be thankful for. you can see the stock market. that is helping the 401(k). the existing home sales up 2% insuran since october. 1.8 million new jobs created this year. 18 180,000 a month. economic growth picking up 2.9% last year. all this economic growth means mo

elly? adam? well, hoby, what are you doing here? elly is sick, so are the kids. the doc's with them now. why, hello adam. what's wrong with them, doc? well, how sick are they? adam, uh, listen to me. your wife is r rl sick. she has typhoid fever. so do the children. wait a minute adam, you can't go up there. -let go of me! -adam! adam! adam, i don't want to hurt you but the doc is going to have his say. i haveven extra bunk at my place if you'd like to stay there. well, somebody will have to stay here and take care of them. i'll arrange for that. -i can stay. -no, hoby. there's something else i'd like you to do, i iyou will. i'd like you to round up all the people in porter who've ever had typhoid. they'll be immune. don't say that we've got it here. just sayayhat i got word of an outbreak east of here and been asked to round up some volunteer nurses. they'll find me here. goes for you too, adam. r now. you can't keep it t secret, doc. you see smoke you expect fire. it's a little better than waking up in a burning house. where would it come from, doc? where would

ellis, dr. coski was he ful to point out when talks of the south and talks of a logo for the south he is particularly of the white south and in his book he black edges that americans simply were not asked. in that no voice conversation as we came up with symbols. yet black americans were speaki heard is not being different from not having anything to say. about those years rom the mid 1940's to the mid 1950's. what was going on in black merica and was there a very conscious sense that this the native narrative of past was gaining legitimacy and gaining force and sort of harden ing in the public consensus american black counter-narrative being given space? back to world war of black experience fought in en they french commands, and you look at the experience most of them, being one where ate in the same restaurants on the rench, they rode ame buses and same transportation. they fought and trained in the same units. hey were treated differently the they remember in america of that time. .hey fough

a debate coming up for you tonight between the incumbent, ,elly ayotte, and the governor at 9:00 eastern. we touched on tomorrow's schedule briefly to reiterate. among the live coverage will be melania trump in pennsylvania, campaigning for donald trump at 2:45. getting that time right, 2:00 in the afternoon. 7:45 tomorrow night, hillary clinton campaigning in north carolina. right now, let's take you to donald trump in orlando. the rally just wrapped up. here is his speech from this afternoon. ♪

very good at basketball, ellis. is he good at getting out votes? and do surrogates like this matter? >> it wasn't the most rip-roaring speech i heard in the campaign. a lot of people turned out. he is someone who has huge goodwill across the state of ohio. african-american pre-voting turnout has been a little lagging for the clinton campaign. anything like that is a boot. >> symone, who is getting out the vote?

stacy ellis says they noticed that the light was on in their other car. she took out a bottle of this and turned the light off and then they saw somebody taking off down the street. that's when gerald chasing him and tackling had toiment ground. stacy ended up hitting the suspect over the head with a bottle of cider. >> at what point did you feel it was necessary to hit this guy? >> as soon as he pulled a gun. >> oh, wow. he shot ellis with a bb gun. they told the couple that his backpack was full of loot. the backpack was full of loot popular moving company caught stealing thousands of dollars from of jewelry. we found out why this isn't the first time this has happened. >> we're showing you where we get the betion deals. now it's time to plan your shopping route. when the most popular malls and >>> the search for a man that killed a canine this morning. where they found him hiding after 20 hours. >>> to folks in mote reministries doing great work getting ready to serve more than 6,000 on this turkey day. coming up in a live report take you inside to a l

and ellis henican. we are going to start with the birthday boy, richard socaredes as we sit here on the last day of the 2016 race. what will this race be remembered for? >> it will be remembered as the most unusual campaign probably in my lifetime. >> not hyperbolic? >> no, it is really unusual. i was thinking about it this morning. never before have we had a candidate. all kinds of crazy stuff happened in the election. it wasn't just the rhetoric or the nastiness, but all kinds of discussions we never had about sexual harassment. we had a candidate who seemed constantly under the microscope for misdeeds. >> watching bill and hillary clinton come down the campaign plane in westchester, you are watching history. bill clinton was your boss. you are talking about the first female nominee for a major party candidacy and her husband. you have to think about the history. >> i think about this and other people can talk about mr. trump. i think all things considered, the hillary clinton folks waged a fantastic

ellis, thank you. >> go to starbucks and get a venti tall iced tea. come back. >> i'm sticking with coffee. i hear i can afford. >> our frugal morning guest. thank you. >>> nine minutes past the hour. up next, a deadly school bus crash. six school children killed. the now the driver facing multiple charges. we have the latest on the investigation ahead on "early start." umurfals fdramransformat. ...without the need for fillers. with olay, you age less. so you can be ageless. olay ageless. ♪ i want a hippopotamus ♪ only a hippopotamus will do at the united states postal service, we deliver more online purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. and more hippopotamuses, too. okay, google, show me korean restaurants in boulder. (google assistant) i found a few places. (vo) the new pixel, phone by google. exclusively at verizon. the only next gen network that lets you get the most out of it. how is this possible? (vo) because verizon lte advanced delivers 50% faster peak speeds in 450 cities, coast to coast. buy a pixel and get up to $400 back

joining us now to discuss this is ellis henican and symone sanders and eugene scott. we heard from president obama already today during this broadcast. donald trump meets with paul ryan in washington. i want to play what paul ryan said yesterday. it relates to where we are this morning. listen. >> many of our fellow citizens feel alienated and lost faith in our core institutions. they don't feel heard and they don't feel represented by those in office, but donald trump heard a voice out in the country that no one else heard. he connected in ways with people know one else did. >> so there's truth in what paul ryan just said, ellis henican. i want to juxtapose what we saw on the streets protesting and upset over the results of the election feeling like they are unheard. >> it is a targeting question. a lot of alienation out there. depending on whether your sympathies lie, indicates who it is you sympathize with. is it the white working class people whose jobs have gone off to china or the dreamers trying to make lives for themselves or african-americans who suffer treme

heard a shot back at matt ellis's place on the way here. somebody put a bullet through one of them glass things on the pole there, neat as you please. you mean you've been settin' there watchin' me pound on that key and you never said nothin'? looks like i made a better law man outta you than i figured. interesting reading, that. i'm not a very good detective or i would have figured it out before. figured what? thousands of head of cattle missing over a two-year period? trace branding was one way, overbranding was another. and there were other ways... shipping cattle through this office giving credit to the triple o. your brand, matt? i can't be sure, you got here too quick. turn around, cheyenne. stand against the wall. not in the back the way sinclair was killed. i didn't kill sinclair, but i gotta take you, and i'm sorry. people do change. i aim to protect what i've got. there's nothin' worse than a peace officer turned rotten. walk out of here and forget this. i'm beggin' you, don't make me kill you. pop? pop! what's the matter? get out

here we are. >> reporter: ellis is now the owner of the quarter barrel in downtown cedar rapids. the bar is already finding a way to give back. >> we opened this place up to provide something to the community. it doesn't have to stop at a sunday lunch special - "twenty percent of the proceeds from today are going back to waypoint's programs. we're also collecting hygiene products and food as well." meghan zalewski is the marketing coordinator for non-profit serves more than 5,000 people in need annually. she says partnerships like this really push waypoint's cause to the forefront."it's definitely huge for us because it's really great for raising awareness. just having the community take part in making a difference for people who are struggling, especially this time of the year."ll: waypoint's collection for a cause campaign is connected to giving tuesday on november 29th. however, the nonprofit will be accepting donations all throughout the holiday season. to learn how you can 29. however, the nonprofit is collecting all holiday season to learn how to dictate -- to learn how to

here is the place where immigrants got there first sight of ellis island. this room looks very different depending on the moment you came. immigrants who came in this tore had to go immediately our left, their right to wear a medical examination would take place. eventually, they would end up in the staircase, which is right up in the middle of this ceiling that took you write into the middle of the great hall. most people simply call it the great hall. it is a majestic piece of architecture. stairs toding up the the second floor. doctors will meet you here and give you an inspection that is just about as fast a medical inspection you are ever going to get. there were sometimes called the six second specialist. they were highly skilled members of the public service who can spot even the smallest sign of anywhere from 50 to 60 ailments ant normally affect immigrant. of theop is a replica inspectors desks at the end of hall. here is the spot where you go through the last part of your processing. of answersere a list to questions that immigrants gave. for the

rehema ellis, nbc news, boston. >>> we're back in a moment on this thanksgiving with one of the most popular traditions of the day. >>> back now with the story out of york county, pennsylvania, where residents boast the first national thanksgiving was proclaimed nearly two and a half centuries for helping turn the crucial swing state of pennsylvania republican red for the first time in years. here's harry smith. >> reporter: the market in york, pennsylvania, was built more than a hundred years ago. york was once a hotbed of heavy industry. but york county has long been reliably republican. this is trump country. and these folks want you to hear this. >> you know, you gotta give him a chance. >> no matter which side of the fence you come down on, i think you should give the >> reporter: and just in case you didn't get it -- >> they gotta give the man a chance. >> reporter: -- york is a red county with a bit of blue downtown, and it reflects the quantum shift that's happening in this state. just this appear, the pennsylvania republican party enrolled almost a quarter million new voters

rehema ellis, nbc news, highland park, michigan. >> one woman getting it done. that's going to do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and >>> the fbi is investigating how hillary clinton put the office of secretary of state s up for sale in violation of federal law. >> campaign offering a dog whistle to his most hateful supporters. >> the nation heads to the polls in just four days, but could real action on election day be all about cyber chaos? >> a south carolina woman missing since august is found alive, chained inside a container like a dog. a registered sex offender has been taken into custody. >>> game over, the soccer team

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that's ellie in the middle. that cake is a big barbie. >> go ahead and wrap your dress in saran wrap. won't be ruined. we're going to make it cardboard from the floor up to the bottom going to make it cake from the bottom of her skirt to her waist. >> she starts cutting the base to angle it so it's like a skirt that flairs out. once she does that -- >> looks like it's time to put the cake on. >> what she does is start topping it with icing. the cakes get smaller and smaerl. once you stick barbie in the middle -- >> i could have gone this far. it's the decorating. beautiful artistry with the flowers, sorry, the off. >> yeah, ends up being this beautiful cake for ellie's birthday. yolanda teamed up with matel to make a cake version of this real barbie. what she does, she starts shaping it, putting icing on it, then she refrigerates it and gets the fondant out and starts shaping it. look how good she is at making once she does that skirt, she's got to paint it, and the paint is really what gives it the look. once y

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that's ellie in the middle. that cake is a big barbie. >> go ahead and wrap your dress in saran wrap. won't be ruined. we're going to make it cardboard from the floor up to the bottom of her skirt, and then we're going to bottom of her skirt to her waist. >> she starts cutting the base to angle it so it's like a skirt that flairs out. once she does that -- >> looks like it's time to put the cake on. >> what she does is start topping it with icing. the cakes get smaller and smaerl. once you stick barbie in the middle -- >> i could have gone this far. it's the decorating. beautiful artistry with the flowers, sorry, the wheels came beautiful cake for ellie's birthday. yolanda teamed up with matel to make a cake version of this real barbie. what she does, she starts shaping it, putting icing on it, then she refrigerates it and gets the fondant out and starts shaping it. look how good she is at making it look like it's got natural movement. got to paint it, and the paint is really what gives it the look. once you put

that's ellie in the middle. that cake is a big barbie. >> go ahead and wrap your dress in saran wrap. won't be ruined. we're going to make it cardboard from the floor up to the bottom of her skirt, and then we're going to make it cake from the bottom of her skirt to her waist. >> she starts cutting the base to angle it so it's like a skirt that flairs out. >> looks like it's time to put the cake on. >> what she does is start topping it with icing. the cakes get smaller and smaerl. once you stick barbie in the middle -- >> i could have gone this far. it's the decorating. beautiful artistry with the flowers, sorry, the wheels came off. >> yeah, ends up being this beautiful cake for ellie's make a cake version of this real barbie. what she does, she starts shaping it, putting icing on it, then she refrigerates it and gets the fondant out and starts shaping it. look how good she is at making it look like it's got natural movement. once she does that skirt, she's got to paint it, and the paint is really what gives it

rehema ellis, nbc news, washington. >> some big hearts. that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and fwnt. . >>> after being holed up in trump tower for five day, president-elect trump ditches the press core for a fancy, fancy dinner at the 21 club. >>> just a few months skyscraper will reach unpresidential levels. >>> before heading to germany on issues that included calming concerns over his successor. back at home, dozens of pipe lean protesters arrested as things escalate. one teacher is in trying times, "early today" starts right now. good morning, everyone, i'm for the first time in five day, the president-elect elect leaves trump tower, leaving reporters behind, breaking for a protocol on the town. mr. trump slid past them for a dinner at new york's 21 club. it's a move he has done several times on the trail. now as he readys himself for the white house, it's a move that left the press scrambling. it comes as trump receives his first presidential daily nbc

rahema ellis is still with me here. nine people in stable condition. one person in critical condition. do we know more about the victims, about -- it appears from what we are hearing from what pete and others are reporting it may have been a random type of attack for the victims? that's what we believe could have happened here. still early. information is coming in as we speak. authorities at the hospitals haven't identified the victims. some could be professors. there could be a security person from the ohio state university who might be among those injured. that information has not been revealed to us yet. it is very curious what pete was saying that they believe it was a student at ohio state university. lived in the area. what the motivation may have been, unclear. why the fire alarm was pulled. did that have to do with the notion that it was a planned attack? interesting questions. we look forward to getting the answers. >> we are hearing from more people but at this moment there is a press conference happening live. >> an officer called out on th

rehema ellis, nbc news, highland park, michigan. >> one woman getting it done. that's going to do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and >>> right now on news 3 live at 6:00 -- the trail of trust. a mormon teacher accused of sexually assaulting a child. >>> the paris hotel & casino is dark and empty right now of a -- right now after a construction accident. >>> and local teammates celebrate kris bryant's historic world series win. >>> want to get back to the breaking news we've been covering for you all day. out go the lights, the slot machines and everything, the paris hotel & casino shut down completely dark after a total power outage that started at 9:45 this morning. we're talking more than eight hours of darkness. property and video coming in as guests try to navigate through the pitch dark hallways. caesars entertainment owns the paris. the company said the backup generators also failed so the entire property is still dark. good evening. i'm jim snyder. >> i'm reed cowan. we understand caesa

that's ellie in the middle. that cake is a big barbie. >> go ahead and wrap your dress in saran wrap. won't be ruined. we're going to make it cardboard from the floor up to the bottom of her skirt, and then we're going to make it cake from the waist. >> she starts cutting the base to angle it so it's like a skirt that flairs out. once she does that -- >> looks like it's time to put the cake on. >> what she does is start topping it with icing. the cakes get smaller and smaerl. once you stick barbie in the middle -- >> i could have gone this far. it's the decorating. beautiful artistry with the flowers, sorry, the wheels came off. >> yeah, ends u beautiful cake for ellie's birthday. yolanda teamed up with matel to make a cake version of this real barbie. what she does, she starts shaping it, putting icing on it, then she refrigerates it and gets the fondant out and starts shaping it. look how good she is at making it look like it's got natural movement. once she does that skirt, she's is really what gives it the l

that's ellie in the middle. that cake is a big barbie. >> go ahead and wrap your dress in saran wrap. won't be ruined. we're going to make it cardboard from the floor up to the bottom of her skirt, and then we're bottom of her skirt to her waist. >> she starts cutting the base to angle it so it's like a skirt that flairs out. once she does that -- >> looks like it's time to put the cake on. >> what she does is start topping it with icing. the cakes get smaller and smaerl. once you stick barbie in the middle -- >> i could have gone this far. it's the decorating. beautiful artistry with the flower sorry, the wheels came off. beautiful cake for ellie's birthday. yolanda teamed up with matel to make a cake version of this real barbie. what she does, she starts shaping it, putting icing on it, then she refrigerates it and gets the fondant out and starts shaping it. look how good she is at making it look like it's got natural got to paint it, and the paint is really what gives it the look. once you put it on there, it

that's ellie in the middle. that cake is a big barbie. >> go ahead and wrap your dress in saran wrap. won't be ruined. we're going to make it cardboard from the floor up to the bottom of her skirt, going to make it cake from the bottom of her skirt to her waist. >> she starts cutting the base to angle it so it's like a skirt that flairs out. once she does that -- >> looks like it's time to put the cake on. >> what she does is start topping it with icing. the cakes get smaller and smaerl. once you stick barbie in the middle -- >> i could have gone this far. it's the decorating. beautiful artistry with the off. >> yeah, ends up being this beautiful cake for ellie's birthday. yolanda teamed up with matel to make a cake version of this real barbie. what she does, she starts shaping it, putting icing on it, then she refrigerates it and gets the fondant out and starts shaping it. look how good she is at making it look like it's got movement. once she does that skirt, she's got to paint it, and the paint is really what

rehema ellis, nbc news, highland park, michigan. >> one woman getting it done. that's going to do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. >>> good evening our big story tonight this crazy weather we've been dealing with all across the valley. take a look at this. this coming into the 12 newsroom, a car in a canal near the u.s. 60 in tempe. these are live pictures right now. police aren't sure if the weather had anything to do with eye on this thing. a car in a canal. the driver has been pulled to safety. >>> the weather has impacted many of us throughout the day. soft of you woke -- some of you woke up to storms this morning. then it seemed to dissipate and break apart this morning. then it reformed this afternoon. a lot of us may be going to bed later tonight with storms still in the area. skies caught by i12. >> this is video of the dust storm earlier today. the video was captured in the southeast valley. >> not just dust, our storm tracker also caught rain. >>> a huge wall of dust barreling toward the valley. this is something we normally see in th

that's ellie in the middle. that cake is a big barbie. >> go ahead and wrap your dress in saran wrap. won't be ruined. we're going to make it cardboard from the floor up to the bottom going to make it cake from the bottom of her skirt to her waist. >> she starts cutting the base to angle it so it's like a skirt that flairs out. once she does that -- >> looks like it's time to put the cake on. >> what she does is start topping it with icing. the cakes get smaller and smaerl. once you stick barbie in the middle -- >> i could have gone this far. it's the decorating. beautiful artistry with the flowers, sorry, the off. >> yeah, ends up being this beautiful cake for ellie's birthday. yolanda teamed up with matel to make a cake version of this real barbie. what she does, she starts shaping it, putting icing on it, then she refrigerates it and gets the fondant out and starts shaping it. look how good she is at making movement. once she does that skirt, she's got to paint it, and the paint is really what gives it the lo

ellis, yesterday was a fascinating day. president obama weighed in on this campaign in a way he hadn't before. first of all, trying to rally african american voters directly on radio and in person. but also after not talking about the fbi and james comey's decision, talking about it in very sort of pointed ways. let's listen to his language. >> i do think that there is a norm that when there are investigations, we don't operate on innuendo or on incomplete operation. we don't operate on leaks. >> so in the obama careful language, he didn't directly accuse comey of such things, but you could hear what he was talking about. >> it's important and dangerous. important because they seem to have had an impact on the campaign, but the dicey part is hillary needs to be careful. she's not running against jim comey. she's running against donald trump. and the fire needs to be directed at the opponent. >> we have a lot more to discuss over the next two hours. >> there's a lot. >> come on back, guys. >>> there is breaking news overnigh

that's ellie in the middle. that cake is a big barbie. >> go ahead and wrap your dress in saran wrap. won't be ruined. we're going to make it cardboard from the floor up to the bottom of her skirt, and then we're going to make it cake from the bottom of her skirt to her waist. >> she starts cutting the base to angle it so it's like a skirt that flairs out. once she does that -- >> looks like it's time to put the cake on. >> what she does is start topping it with icing. the cakes get smaller and smaerl. once you stick barbie in the middle -- >> i could have gone this far. it's the decorating. beautiful artistry with the flowers, sorry, the wheels came off. >> yeah, ends up being this beautiful cake for ellie's birthday. yolanda teamed up with matel to make a cake version of this real barbie. what she does, she starts shaping it, putting icing on it, then she refrigerates it and gets the fondant out and starts shaping it. look how good she is at making it look like it's got natural movement. once she does that ski

andre lee ellis runs 'we got this', which cares for a community garden at 9th and ring. lafollette school is at that same intersection. monday, police say they were called to the school after staff members took an unloaded gun from an eight-year- old. ellis says he was upset the incident would overshadow the work his group has done nearby. he says he then realized it's a chance to repeat the slogan that accompanied the garden when it first opened we have to take our hands off of the trigger and put them back into the soil. milwaukee police say they're still trying to determine why the child brought a gun to school in the first place...and if that gun was lawfully owned. the m-p-s handbook states the district can use metal detectors in middle or high schools if there's a reasonable concern.... but that does not apply to elementary students. meanwhile-- licensed gun owners could be able to carry on the republican lawmaker says he's going to push that legislation in the new year. wisconsin's concealed-carry law bans licensed gun owners from carrying on school grounds. state

rehema ellis, nbc news, highland park, michigan. >> one woman getting it done. that's going to do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and >>> an arrest and-run. coming up on 8 at 7:00, how investigators found him and what he's saying happened that night. >> plus too many animals in this house, but this case has a >>> right now on news channel 8 at 7:00. >> good evening.