it is good news, she's doing good. she can't say enough good things about chop. >> you guys had a moment. >> we did. >> so, it is okay to unload. >> when you ask, mean it. the just mean it. >> spend a little time together. >> how are you this morning. >> i'm a little tired. i had four days off that fifth day back, come 2:30 in the morning, that alarm went off this morning, ahh, been dragging. >> meanwhile. >> how are you doing. >> four days off. >> yes. >> do you think people are in a better mood because people had an extra day not you but people did have an extra day off. it is football monday. we have that extra day. world is a better place. >> i think it will be interesting because with the four day weekend, some of us had a four day weekend. >> yes. >> and then you have the football game tonight, which is right after a late night game. >> tomorrow is monday. >> tomorrow could be another first personal day. are you saving your personal days. >> do you think some people might be. >> tomorrow is definitely a monday an

good. [ light laughter ] it's good. >> we're terrible. >> jimmy: it's fun to be silly. it's fun to be silly, right? i love it. did you play football growing up? >> yeah, just with friends, kind of like weekend warrior stuff. >> jimmy: yeah. >> obviously you can tell by my skill set and yours. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm awful. >> i know, we're kind of like our football teams, right? >> jimmy: yeah. who's yours? >> 49ers >> jimmy: jets. >> yeah. what a -- one and seven, right? >> jimmy: yeah, i don't know what it is. yeah, three and six? >> you're better than me. >> jimmy: it's awful. what a cute little baby. >> i know. yeah, you got to meet my little >> jimmy: 3 1/2? >> 3 1/2, yeah. >> jimmy: oh my god, she's so cute. she's 3 1/2. yeah. >> yeah it's awesome. >> jimmy: she's super, super cute, and you're a good dad with her. here's her playing the drums. [ audience aws ] yeah. >> yeah, i tried to put her in front of a lot of different things, you know. dances, she's actually wearing a l

good morning everyone. we're looking at construction on the boulevard north bound at ridge avenue at kelly drive. that left lane is still block. it was kind of moving around, a moving crew there a little bit but they will be stationary block ago this left lane. we thought they were gone. they are not. they are still out there. give yourself a couple extra minutes moving by, still very dark but good thing is still very early as well. vine, overnight construction you can see moving in the west and eastbound direction. a lot of early risers already on the vine. an accident just cleared ac expressway westbound at egg harbor toll plaza, maybe slowing you down, ever so slightly but it is gone. forty-two northbound at 676 that right lane block from new jersey until right around 6:00 . jim and rahel, back over to you. >>> we are continuing to follow the results of the election 2016 this morning, and reaction around the world. >> the way asian markets are reacting this morning and surprising effect, being seen in if

good to see you again, man. >> sean: cheers, man. the first one's never good. the first one is never good. but it gets easier after the first one. >> anthony: so, look, um, this is not my first time to, uh, charleston, as you know. i did do a show here before and i'm still taking -- about it. apparently i really -- up the first time i came here because i made a number of errors, apparently none more egregious than going out for, like, doing oyster roasts and drinking champagne. >> sean: i'd never heard for such a thing. well, champagne of beers is okay with oysters. >> anthony: right, see that's what -- it must've been a typo. >> sean: maybe somebody got, yeah, confused somewhere. >> anthony: yeah. anyway, i got it wrong. this time i'm getting it right, which is why i've come to you. ♪ >> anthony: you could be forgiven for underestimating sean brock first time you meet him. i know i did. i saw a scruffy looking dude in a trucker cap, who always seemed to have a bottle of really good bourbon on hand. >> sean: that's a weller, 1991, 18 years old. this is the en

>>> good morni >>> good morning, america. holiday travel nightmare. two winter storms moving across the country right now. alerts from california to michigan as slick roads spark accidents overnight a m angeles freeways. now tens of millions of americans on the road and in the air on the busiest travel day of the year. the best ways to beat the holiday rush. >>> breaking right now, a big announcement about donald trump's team naming formal rival governor nikki haley as u.n. ambassador as he reverses course on some of his most controversial campaign pledges. he now says he may not seek criminal charges against hillary clinton, rethinks his positions questions about his business dealings overseas this morning. >>> fireball. the bright flash and blaze spotted overnight streaking through florida's skies. the big mystery this morning. calls pouring in. what lit up the night sky. >>> and they did it. >> laurie and val. >> lawyer a and val taking hope the mirror ball trophy in one now the final four couples are flying all night joining us for our biggest aft

good evening and welcome. >> >> good evening. i'm dean jones a community organizer and work for a local agency that helps deal with your homeless problem not mine yours you have people sleeping open our lawn in the front and i get bay window paid no good money to take care of your problem you definitely don't pay me enough so i'm here for two reasons one is because you can do something about the regulations of how you hire people greg suhr when you hired him before our chief he worked was an officer that the obesity called balanced i didn't and beat the black off their skin had you knew that maybe you wouldn't have hired him as chief what else do you know about those new chief or the people maybe you can't hire you guys because their personally 1r689 number one and number 2 the use of force you're creating a problem for the officers they're handling every problem in san francisco including mental health you should have a mental health unit instead of defunding it you've laid off me before i worked with mr. lee and mentally ill pe

- oh yeah good. now when you finish with the shoes, write down the story of your life these past two weeks. you wanted to write a paper about a dictator, well son that'll be it, call it the, uh, rise and fall of a 60 cent dictator. (audience laughing) shall we go ladies? and let the man work? (audience laughing) (sad music) (audience laughing) (door closes) - [kathy] daddy? - yes? - would you be mad if i went in and helped bud? - what? - help bud, why? - i don't know, i just got the habit i guess. (audience laughing) i think i feel better if i'm helping someone. - (laughingly) ok kid. (smooch) but don't help him too much. and there's nothing like shoe polish for rubbing in. (audience laughing) (applause) and jane wyatt, (children giggling) with elinor donahue, billy gray, and lauren chapin - i want you to listen to this story and tell me if it's too miserable to hand in. - oh, i'm sure it's fine. -[betty] oh, wait, father, you have to listen. it turned out to be such a weird story i can't tell whethe

. >> good job. >> yeah! >> good job, mcclain! >> let's take a journey in churchill, manitoba. people are on these big trucks that are outfitted for sightseeing and viewing, because in this area did you see what walked by quickly? slow that video down you're in their home. >> yeah. that is polar bear country. people come on tours just to see these polar bears walk by, and many of them do. >> one right there, another one comes into view. and as you can see, that polar bear is like is this canned food? because it's metal. brad joseph with alaska bears and wolves.com is a guide and this is something that happens every so often. elephants had a dog adventure because this dog is a rescue dog, but you notice the elephants are eating. it's dinnertime. they have parts of banana trees they are nibbling on. the dog's like, hey, what you guys eating? can i have some? so the dog does a sneak move behind the baby's back. if you're going to be a this last animal adventure is pretty obvious what's going on here. this cute little prairie dog is somebody's pet. he's seven months old eating a sa

good morning, ryan. >> good morning. j.j. watt is arguably the top defensive force playing through pain time and again. when a staph infection, if not for catching it in time his legendary career in the making could have come to an end. he's the three-time defensive player of the year. a force on the field. and off it, a perfect pitchman. budding movie star to boot. >> damn. >> reporter: while opposing forecast lines can't stop him, this morning, the houston texans' j.j. watt revealing what almost did for good. a staph infection nearly costing him his career. the 6'5", 289-pound 27-year-old telling the "players tribune" he noticed bumps on his knee in october of 2015 telling a trainer who rushed him to the hospital undergoing hours of antibiotics. watt says team doctors told me if our trainer hadn't recognized the problem so quickly, i could have lost my leg. >> staph infections are spread among teams very easily. they're spread through contact. they're also spread in the locker room whose surfaces people can sit on through r

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good morning. >> reporter: yeah, amy, good morning. authorities are saying sherri papini was only able to offer them a vague description of her alleged chapters. this morning, we spoke with the woman who saw papini on the side of the road that morning, saying she looked terrified. this morning trk hunt is on for alleged kidnappers after a missing northern california mother who was reportedly held captive for three weeks, was >> chp is advising she is heavily battered, and sit confirmed a kidnapping. >> reporter: authorities say 34-year-old sherri papini was terrified, and could only off a vague description of her chapters. to hispanic women armed with a handgun driving a dark suv. alison spotted her and called long blonde hair by the side of the road. kind of frapticily waving what looked like a shirt. >> reporter: papini told authorities her chapters dropped her off, right there behind me, 150 miles from her home, on thanksgiving day. she was bound with restraints but able to flag down passing driver. >> i figured if she was willing t

good evening and welcome. >> >> good evening. i'm dean jones a community organizer and work for a local agency that helps deal with your homeless problem not mine yours you have people sleeping open our lawn in the front and i get bay window paid no good money to take care of your problem you definitely don't pay me enough so i'm here for two reasons one is because you can do something about the regulations of how you hire people greg suhr when you hired him before our chief he worked was an officer that the obesity called balanced i didn't and beat the black off their skin had you knew that maybe you wouldn't have hired him as chief what else do you know about those new chief or the people maybe you can't hire you guys because their personally 1r689 number one and number 2 the use of force you're creating a problem for the officers they're handling every problem in san francisco including mental health you should have a mental health unit instead of defunding it you've laid off me before i worked with mr. lee and mentally ill pe

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for me ♪ amend i am no good for you ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good song, parson. to hear all of elvises artists of the month, check out the play list@applemusic.com today. >> we are back in a moment, but first -- >> all: this is "today" on nbc. >> you were on nbc, baby. >>> all right. before we go, we had a cute video to show. a dog named sebastian who loves playing hide-and-seek with his owner little sierra. >> goes and hides, then what happens? >> then she tells the puppy when she's ready. >> i'm ready! >> where is she? >> wouldn't he -- >> the smell? >> no. he does it -- colder, colder, colder. come on. there's her bike. where is she? where is she, sebastian? where is she? >> hoda, sebastian can't hear you. >> yes, he can. watch. >> oh! >> can i just say -- first of all, she says, ready! and he knows that's the cue to go running. >> i'm sorry. nothing better than -- i'm going home to my dog right now. tomorrow, molly ringwald! >> oh, yeah. she's here. >> and a classic for mothers and daughters. >> if you want a new look for the holidays you know what we have? a

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: good morning, george. on this last day of campaigning, hillary clinton is crisscrossing the battlegrounds. they're frustrated by the timing of all of this. this was hanging over hillary clinton's head way. hillary clinton in new hampshire. look beyond election day. >> we will have some work to do to bring about healing and reconciliation. after this election. we have to begin listening to one another and respecting one another. >> reporter: and in that wifina pitch, she never once mentioned the fbi's latest announcement cameras. not answering questions. >> secretary clinton, have you seen comey's new letter? >> reporter: she was on the plane. aides huddled around an iphone. her prayers answered. she closed out her time weekend campaigning at a church in pennsylvania. zblefrg you care about. everything i care about and i've worked for is at stake. >> reporter: and in the battle ground of ohio, clinton bringing big names to bolster her message. from the i was around the community that was like, our vote does

good morning. caller: good morning. boy oh boy. i agree with this article. i think the current state is sad, this disgusting. how can we have picked these two people? i am exhausted. i am a republican, and frankly, i cannot vote for hillary clinton. i think she is corrupt. i think what the democrats have done to bernie sanders is disgusting. you would think you are reading about the kgb with all of these shenanigans they pulled an all of the things that wikileaks e-mails, the hacking is exposing. on the republican side, i kept on telling my family members vote for somebody who can beat hillary. do not vote out of anger. vote for someone who can win. i don't know. i don't know what i am going to do on tuesday. host: michelle, thanks for the call. from the pole, here is a recent survey looking at the numbers. there's campaign more negative than past campaigns. 83% say it has been more negative. 3% say more positive. 13%, about the same. let's go to jail in north charleston, south carolina. good morning, joe. caller: hey,

which is a good thing. so, let's talk temperature, for 51 degrees, with 6-mile per hour wind out of the west northwest, sunrise time 6:49. we have 43 degrees in the mountains, 40 over in lancaster, our chilliest spot this morning, 50 in wildwood. not bad start to the day. and we can expect sunshine, and nice 62 degrees, which is mild for november. that's our high temperature. sunset time 4:43, and we've got big changes in the weather over the weekends, details on that, coming up, bob kelly, good morning. >> hey, good morning, everybody, 5:30, grab your coffee and keys, already jumping in downtown philly. we had early morning accident, actually involved tractor-trailer, right here, in the construction zone at 20th and vine st. local. let's roll video from the news van, when we pull up to the scene, at 20th and the parkway, this tractor-trailer, navigating through the construction detour, pulled down the traffic signal, so the lights are out. this is right at the intersection where the free library comes into

>> no, no, i'm good. we can put it down. you're good. we're good. >> jimmy: no, whatever you feel like doing. something with your hands. is it magic? >> it's cold out here. if i stand out here any longer, i can cut diamonds. it's freezing. it's cold. >> steve: hey oh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is your -- what's your talent? >> i sing. >> jimmy: hey, very nice. >> yes. >> jimmy: you're a singer. well, let's -- let's see it. let's hear it. this is fantastic. yeah. ♪ all i ask is if this is my last night with you hold me like i'm more than just a friend ♪ ♪ give me a memory i can use ♪ >> jimmy: hey, there you go right there. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: what do we have? >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: we have -- we have the horse impersonation. >> steve: yep. [ laughter ] forehead tree. >> jimmy: yeah, we have -- yeah. >> steve: and singer. >> jimmy: tree forehead. yeah. and then -- wow. this is all very good, but again, i don't decide this. our audience decides this. let's line up the great contestants that we're --

>>> good morning. . >>> good morning. it's trump. >> usa! usa! usa! >> donald trump will be the next president of the united states. an astonishing victory and opponent, president obama, the washington establishment and the media. trump speaking to his supporters early this morning. >> it is time for us to come together as one united people. [ applause ] >> hillary clinton calling him to concede but no speech from her overnight. her supporters devastated. his, overjoyed. america as we know it has changed. the billionaire businessman and he's set to take over the nation's highest office, today, wednesday, november 9th, 2016. >> from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today," decision 2016, with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from rockefeller plaza. >> and g wednesday morning. the nation is waing up to a stunning upset. donald trump is the president-elect of the united states. anything new happen in your political world overnight? >> the voters have spoken and done so in resounding fashion. the political world remade, the map remade. every a

good morning. >> good morning. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> same to you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> black friday, set to go -- >> pack your patience. 137 million shoppers expected to shop over the black friday shopping w first tip, time your purchases. it is a good day for electronics, the laptops, the flat screens, you want to hold off on things like clothing, beauty products, and shoes ideally until cyber monday when you see extravagant deals on the items specifically, and that's when you also see site-wide deals of up to 60% off. so it's really important that you time your purchases. >> and the key is not necessarily to time your purchase for 8:00 a.m. on friday morning. you can wait a couple weeks, >> do the research to see price points and when. for example, toys, people buy all sorts of toys, but actually the best time to buy toys is towards the middle of december. so if history is any indicator, you want to hold off on buying those toys unless you're in the market for a super hot white had hot toy that's flying off the shelves. hold

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becky, good morning. tell us something good. can we expect good deals this year? >> yeah, all the baseball analogies, it's going to be a good year this year, paula. it's not going to be insane 2008 recession pricing but definitely the most competitive prices of the year, so first tip, use deal aggregator sites like bfads.net to search for the things you want. you're really in your planning phase right now. go to these sites and enter a 65-inch tv and they'll show you who has the lowest price. >> so run us through the big category, what kind of prices can we expect and when should we buy? >> yeah, it's not just where, it's also when so i use a site ca called dealnews that i use as my bible. let's start with laptops. thanksgiving and black friday doorbusters predict chromebooks, $95, mainstream machines, under $300. going on to tvs, smaller sets in the 32-inch range, door buster prides thursday, friday around 100 bucks. average price, though, throughout the weekend and up until cyber monday, 140. high-end tvs, 65-inchers, $459 for those off brand models on the door

good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, amy. authorities this morning say all signs point to ab attack inspired by terror propaganda carried out by a young man who >> abdul razak ali artan, cum laude. >> reporter: it was five months ago that abdul razak ali artan graduated with honors before going on to ohio state. >> so many people who are flipped by isis propaganda remotely look like they're leading successful lives. >> reporter: but just minutes before the attack, law enforcement officials tell abc news artan posted this message on facebook. i can't take it america, stop interfering with other countries especially the muslim ummah. if you want us muslims to stop carrying out lone wolf attacks, then make peace. >> it certainly looks like this individual had some sympathy for terrorist groups overseas. >> reporter: artan had only started at ohio state this fall. he was recently profiled in the campus newspaper "the lantern" blaming the media for making muslims feel scared. >> his main concern was is it oval before class? >> rep

good morning. caller: good morning. iased.id not sound too unbvias d i am bringing up taxes. this may unite us. our adjusted gross income was approximately $90,000. we had a child in college. thank you to turbotax, we pay a 10.92% federal income tax rate. retired.my husband he got a one-time payout, eaising our adjusted incom $142,500.-- to as our incomep our goes up. i understand president elect trump is adjusting a tax rate of 12%, which means anyone who is getting paid $90,000 annually, and i would imagine that most married couples who make about $45,000 each, middle-class, very middle-class, their taxes are going up. perhaps we can all rally around that. host: thank you for the call. this is a tweet from richard rogers. "usa today" reporting trump wants to delay the trial faces in san diego until after his inauguration in january. that according to his attorney. the the judge asked why, --ew that this morning from "usa today." we will go to william in massachusetts. that trial is on trump university, by the way. cal

good morning, rob. >> good morning, amy. for weeks now, we've been reporting on the extreme drought, the fires and the rain that was finally to come last night. but before that happened, the winds cranked and the fire spread. >> huge fire. blowing out of control right now. >> reporter: overnight wildfires raging across eastern tennessee. burning at least 100 homes. >> yeah, it's time to go. >> reporter: forcing evacuations and threatening one of the area's biggest tourist attractions, dollywood. >> if you are a person that prays, we could use your prayers. >> reporter: the popular tourist destination turned into an orange armageddon. smoke and ash filling the streets downtown. owners trying to protect hotels and lodges already lit up with holiday lights. more than 10,000 animals are trapped at ripley's aquarium of the smokies. the fires fanned by strong winds up to 60 miles per hour. and the southeast's worst drought in a decade. >> conditions are extremely dangerous. we remind people to stay off the roadways. >> reporter: m

becky, good morning. tell us something good. can we expect good deals this good year this year, paula. it's not going to be insane 2008 recession pricing but definitely the most competitive prices of the year, so first tip, use deal aggregator sites like bfads.net to search for the things you want. you're really in your planning phase right now. go to these sites and enter a 65-inch tv and they'll show you who has the lowest price. >> so run us through the big category, what kind of prices can we expect and when should we buy? >> yeah, it's not just where, it's also when so i use a site c called dealnews that i use as my bible. let's start with laptops. thanksgiving and black friday doorbusters predict chromebooks, $95, mainstream machines, under $300. going on to tvs, smaller sets in the 32-inch range, door buster prides thursday, friday around 100 bucks. average price, though, throughout the weekend and up high-end tvs, 65-inchers, $459 for those off brand models on the door busters. look for those on thanksgiving and online.

>> no, no, i'm good. we can put it down. you're good. we're good. >> jimmy: no, whatever you feel like doing. something with your hands. is it magic? >> it's cold out here. if i stand out here any longer, i can cut diamonds. it's freezing. it's cold. >> steve: hey oh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is your -- what's your talent? >> i sing. >> jimmy: hey, very nice. >> yes. >> jimmy: you're a singer. well, let's -- let's see it. let's hear it. this is fantastic. yeah. last night with you hold me like i'm more than just a friend ? ? give me a memory i can use ? >> jimmy: hey, there you go right there. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: what do we have? >> steve: oh >> jimmy: we have -- we have the horse impersonation. >> steve: yep. [ laughter ] forehead tree. >> jimmy: yeah, we have -- yeah. >> steve: and singer. >> jimmy: tree forehead. yeah. and then -- wow. this is all very good, but again, i don't decide this. our audience decides this. let's line up the great contestants that we're -- thank you guys so much for doing this.

good morning. >> good morning. >>laura: boy, it changes. a story said that facebook causes depression among younger people. now it's showing you can live longer. >> those people who were using facebook, this was done a few years ago so pre-election. i have to say that. they found they had 12% less likely to die. now, there were certain caveats within the study and these were people that were moderate users. they found that the extremes, when they posted way too much or didn't post at all, those were associated with a little more increased mortality. at was their interactions so if they've been tagged in several photos, for example, or posted photos, it really showed perhaps that they had outside social lives which we know is correlated with decreased mortality. that's social support system. so that was one of the things they looked at and then they looked at friend acceptances. the more friends you accept, the more people reaching out to you perhaps, that also was mortality. >>laura: on social gratification here. is that -- >> yeah. social

good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. secretary clinton spoke at the children's defense fund here in washington d.c. last night. that is the organization where she began her career. it was a speech filled with reflection and raw emotion. hillary clinton stepping back into the spotlight greeted been an overwhelmingly supportive crowd with a standing ovation. it was an event aimed with helping children in need but thinking. >> i will admit, coming here tonight was not the easiest thing for me. there have been a few times this past week where all i wanted to do was just to curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again. >> a defeat she tried to turn into a call for action. >> i ask you to stay engaged. stay engaged on every level. that is how we get through this. >> reporter: it is the first time clinton has addressed h a week ago. >> this is painful and it will be for a long time. >> reporter: while she was spotted by a hiker last thursday, clinton has otherwise stayed out of the public eye. >> i know

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sounds good. that's our situation, but when you look at the country, there's snow in colorado and wyoming already, minnesota is prepare for a blizzard and there's a worker strike in chicago at o hear. it is a mess. -- o'hare. >> we will start off locally today which includes a lot of sunshine record warmth. the irony in all we see minneapolis with rain and snow and temperatures are in the 40s initially. the lake effect. there's plenty going on but ahead of it all there's nothing but sunshine and warm weather and we're not the only once, there's in new record highs to report today all across the east half of the country ahead of this cold front. weather out your window time. we're calling that one morning sunshine, look at the beautiful rays on the pad. teresa, thank you so much for sending it in. we will have the sunshine today and it changes. >> >>> child's play or a threat? what happened here? >> an 1-year-old is suspended from school for something she packed in her lunch. . >>> and america's go

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randy, good morning. >> caller: good morning. my question is i guess he kind of answered on the hatch act. i didn't realize there were exceptions to it. for the president and vice president and i guess that includes the congressionalud committee members. a lot i watch her committee hearings a lot. one of the ladies had -- so i guess that's excused also in the next question is if you can answer this, is the democratic party picking up the tab for th federal employees that travel and campaign for her? is the democratic party picking up that medical? >> guest: the hatch act is directed at executive employees. those are books that are in them executive branch, not congress. congress wouldn't be able to campaign for itself. also it's directed at folks using government money to support particular candidates. so we have folks who go out on the campaign trail to support secretary clinton who are not the president or the vice president or just regular government employees. they are not supposed to be using government funding to sponsor th

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. seconds before the video that you're about to see two men bumped into each other while crossing the street. but then the incident between the plainclothes police officer and the pedestrian ends in saying the end result is more about policing and racial tensions in this country. >> show me your badge. >> hey. you are going to get in trouble. >> reporter: a vigorous debate this morning surrounding this video about how two men bumping into each other while crossing the street escalated to this. >> can you get your hands off me? you're supposed to say excuse me when you cross the street. >> reporter: 21-year-old cleon hodge said he was walking across the street after leaving work last month when he looked down at a text message. ended up bumping shoulders with another man who he insists didn't say excuse me. >> i turn back and say some cute before you just walk through people like that, and he didn't like that at all. reached out for my sweater, began to pull. >> reporter: the police offi

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slushes are so good. i get fresh fruit strawberry slush, strawberries actually in it. >> maybe someone will bring you one by 10:00. >> a girl can only dream. >> bus stop buddy mostly clear temperatures three's, 40's out there. we are going to see temperatures by this afternoon, climbing into the 60s, ultimate doppler, dry, quiet. no rain gear necessary. weather by the numbers scale of one to ten, we will give today a nine. so it is chilly out there. we're up to 45 philadelphia. thirty-four millville. thirty-five in pottstown. but look at the afternoon high temperatures, mixture of sun and clouds, 63 center city, 63 down the shore. and low 60s, even bob kelly, in the lehigh valley. we will talk about those first flake chances coming up. >> sound good, scotty. 8:02, good morning, everybody, wednesday hump day. we have got an accident on the mid-span of the talcony palmyra bridge. now, the accident is on the lanes headed into new jersey, eastbound, so that's causing a back up, coming out of northeast philade

good morning, rob. >> good morning, amy. for weeks now, we've been reporting on the extreme drought, the fires and the rain that night. but before that happened, the winds cranked and the fire spread. >> huge fire. blowing out of control right now. >> reporter: overnight wildfires raging across eastern tennessee. burning at least 100 homes. >> yeah, it's time to go. >> reporter: forcing evacuations and threatening one of the area's biggest tourist attractions, dollywood. >> if you are a person that prays, we could use your prayers. >> reporter: the popular tourist destination turned into an smoke and ash filling the streets downtown. owners trying to protect hotels and lodges already lit up with holiday lights. more than 10,000 animals are trapped at ripley's aquarium of the smokies. the fires fanned by strong winds up to 60 miles per hour. and the southeast's worst drought in a decade. >> conditions are extremely dangerous. we remind people to stay off the roadways. >> reporter: motorists fle downtown gatlinburg as authorit

good morning. >> reporter: good morning. seconds before the video that you're about to see two men bumped into each other while crossing the street. but then the incident between the plainclothes police officer and the pedestrian ends in criminal charges and some are about policing and racial tensions in this country. >> show me your badge. >> hey. you are going to get in trouble. >> reporter: a vigorous debate this morning surrounding this video about how two men bumping into each other while crossing the street escalated to this. >> can you get your hands off me? you're supposed to say excuse me when you cross the street. >> reporter: 21-year-old cleon hodge said he was walking across the street after leaving work last month when he looked down at a text message. ended up bumping shoulders with another man who he insists didn't say excuse me. >> i turn back and say some cute stuff, you have to say excuse me before you just walk through people like that, and he didn't like that at all. reached out for my sweater, began to p

danny, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm at a red cross shelter, one of many locations where residents stayed the night fleeing their homes due to the fast-moving wildfires here in gatlinburg. this place is packed behind me. more than 600 residents registered. they've got their pets, the clothes on their backs and many of them don't know what they're going to find when the sun comes up in the morning. >> hit the gas. hit the gas! >> cell phone video showed flames surrounding a driver evacuating the area of gatlinburg, tennessee, late monday night. fire threatened to block off the only road to safety. >> go, go, go, go, go, go. >> reporter: at one point sparks flew over the wind zbleeld every cabin is burning to the ground. >> reporter: the driver says he was able to escape. it is unclear if everyone was as lucky. flames closed in on the vista hotel in downtown gatlinburg. people trapped inside recorded video on their cell phones as the fire burned. the lights flickered on and off in the smoke-filled lobby where guests we

becky, good rning. tell us something good. can we expect good deals this analogies, it's going to be a good year this year, paula. it's not going to be insane 2008 recession pricing but definitely the most competitive prices of the year so first tip, use deal aggregatorites to search for the things you like like bfads.net. they'll show you who has the lowest price. >> so run us through the big category, what kind of prices can we expect and when should we buy? >> yeah, it's not just where but when. dealnews, i use as my bible. let's start with laptops. thanksgiving and black friday doorbusters predict chromebook, $95, mainstream machines, under $300. going to tvs, smaller sets in the 32-inch range,oor buster prides thursday, friday around 100 bucks. average price, though, throughout the weekend and up for those off brand models on the door busters. ok for those on thanksgiving and online. next best prices for tvs, cyber monday. timing is everything. >> okay, you just mentioned cyber monday. what about black friday. still one o

i think that's good. levin: and, you know, i hear she's incredibly involved with barron and drives him to school every day. trump: she takes him to school. she's very involved with him. she--she loves family. i mean, her whole thing, and her parents are here every once in a while. they'll come over from europe and she loves having them here. she's a very good person. levin: when you decided to run for the white house, did she wince? trump: well, she did, and you know, rightfully so, i mean, and they were saying she's an illegal immigrant, and you know, it's like the--oh, did she get hit. levin: when you sit down with her, will she argue with you? does she win? trump: i mean, she has great sense, common sense, but great sense. levin: is she in your ear a lot in terms of-- trump: well, she--she has-- yeah. she has a certain understanding of the world that's pretty good. she comes from europe. levin: does that help? is levin: she's pretty much the dominant factor in raising barron. trump: yes. oh, yes, she i

how to be good people, good citizens online. they need know that there are things that they can do that are wrong. this is not -- these apps are great. it's not a set it and forget it. nothing replaces good parenting. >> i like that. tech talk along with the sex talk. if you're a teen, it's not too late. you can still talk with your kids about this. >> it's about setting expectations. they need to know that you care and you're monitoring what they're doing. >> i remember my parents, they were not just concerned with their children. but our friends as well. is that good advice? >> absolutely. it does take a village to keep our kids safe online. you need to monitor what your kid is doing, what their friends are doing. their behaviors influence each other. >> we're just getting started. this was a real eye opener. and we have more of our "cracking the kid code" this week. whether you should secretly monitor your child's cell phone. >>> coming up next, ginger taking us behind the scenes with the final five of "dancing with the stars

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good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, amy. with donald trump's first visit to washington, and to the oval office, as president-elect of the united states, the transition from an obama administration to a trump administration is now well under okay. well, i just had the opportunity to have an excellent conversation with president-elect trump. >> reporter: the moment that will go down in history, the first meeting between president obama and president-elect donald trump. >> i have been very encouraged by the i think interest in president-elect trump's wanting to work with of the issues that this great country faces. i want to emphasize to you, mr. president-elect, that we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> i very much look forward to dealing with the president in honor being with you and look forward to being with you, many, many more times in the future. >> reporter: they met one-on-one in the oval office for 90 minutes and when the cameras wer

good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. so far, flights are moving better than david in that traffic. what we are hearing the morning wave of flights almost with no delays and 16 across the country and could change depending how the weather goes and the airlines are watching that very closely. we know lax and chicago and atlanta will be busy but expect big delays. >> reporter: the tsa bracing for 3.7 million expected to fly for thanksgiving. are you ready for the challenge? >> it's going to be a big weekend. in fact, it's predicted to be one of the largest travel weekends in history. >> reporter: tsa administrator peter neving ger. >> you're likely to encounter a lot of people in the airports. our goal is keep you moving efficiently through the lines. >> reporter: washington, d.c. passenger here hoped to beat the crowds entirelily leaving yesterday. >> i'm here two hours before for a domestic flight and i usually get here an hour before. >> reporter: for southwest, it will be the first time the airline has operated more tha

>>> good morning. lovely lady. >> when you come back to earth, would you please go tell the boys to come in and straighten up their room? >> florence henderson, the american icon who played beloved tv mom carol brady on "the brady at the age of 82. an early member of the "today" show family and a ground-breaking actress, we'll take a look back at her remarkable career. >>> friday frenzy. stores are already mobbed this morning with one of the biggest shopping days of the year well under way. we've got everything you need to know on this black friday. >>> thanksgiving miracle. a california mother who vanished while jogging almost a month ago has been reunited with her family after she was found tied the urgent search now under way for her alleged kidnappers. >>> and, best in show. 2,000 dogs. their harried handlers and a whole lot of hoopla. >> well, there you have it. 2016 winner, best in show, the greyhound. >> but there can be only one winner of the 2016 national dog show. and gia, the greyhound, is g

good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, george. the white house in waiting is back here on fifth avenue after that whirlwind of meetings. some major announcements expected as soon as today. at the trump national golf club all week end, a revolving door. 21 meetings in two days. the potential job seekers auditions like contestants on the apprentice. ? we're going to have a great day. great people coming. you'll see. great people. >> reporter: familiar faces. new comers too. trump seemed impressed by retired general james mattis. defense. >> allky say is he is the real deal. >> reporter: trump tweeting general james mad dog mattis, who is being considered for secretary of defense, was very impress i have today. a true general's general. trump's meeting with former foe mitt romney saturday got lots of attention. but no firm commitments. vice president-elect pence said romney is under active consideration. >> i know the president-elect was quite grateful that mitt romney came here. >> reporter: the president-elect met with one of the o