and 70s. >> not perfect but better than a typical tuesday. this thanksgiving week sees lighter traffic. we're seeing traffic lighter at the bay bridge. that will be an earlier ease-up in the morning commute. midday will start to kick in over the next couple days. >> the "today" show is just ahead. you can get more local news right now with our brand new newscast that's live on roku and other streaming platforms, not to mention nbcbayarea.com. >> that's it for it on nbc bay area with "today in the bay." make sure to join us for our midday newscast coming up at 11:00. >> go enjoy the day. what a gorgeous sunrise. have a great day. the "today" show comes up next. hi, everybody. good tuesday morning millions of americans on the move. >> indeed. but things could get a little messy. it is november 21st. good morning

this is "today." holiday headache a major storm arrives just in time for the thanksgiving rush. >> basically asleep waiting for the plane. >> heavy rain, wind, even snow impacting the busiest travel week of the year, and al is tracking all of it. closing in israel and hamas on the brink of a potential deal for hostages and a temporary cease fire dozens of women and children taken by hamas reportedly set to be released. we are live in the region with the latest. breaking overnight, gunfire erupts inside an ohio walmart just as the holiday shopping season gets underway at least four people hurt in the attack what police are saying about the shooting. splashdown a military plane overshoots the runway and ends up in the water off hawaii miraculously, everyone onboard lives. how they were able to escape without injury those stories, plus ai

chaos. the industry shaken after one of the leaders of the artificial intelligence revolution is forced out of his own company. >> altman is like zuckerberg to social media he's the golden child. >> now hundreds of tech employees are threatening to quit. what's behind the decision that's rocking silicon valley. and super bowl rematch the eagles and the chiefs go down to the wire again. >> good protection, aired out. valdes-scantling dropped it! >> as philadelphia gets revenge, kansas city's most famous fan returns to the stage in rio. ♪ >> in english, our eras tour in rio. >> while travis kelce shares new details about his love story with taylor swift. what he's saying today, november 21st, 2023, tuesday.

>> reporter: from nbc news, this is "today" with san vanna guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> well, good morning. welcome to "today. we are so happy you are joining us on this tuesday morning it worked out very well for the eagles, didn't it? >> it most certainly did we have to talk about the game before we talk about travis and taylor, right? came right down to the wire. little tough in the early going. eagles fans very happy in this super bowl rematch and perhaps preview. >> yes and we will get to the travis kelce and taylor swift thing in a bit. but we want to start with a busy thanksgiving get-away severe weather impacting travel. a major storm making its way across the country. after spawning a series of tornadoes along the gulf coast tonight. >> well, that system is now on the move it is headed east as millions are hitting the roads and the skies. got a live look this morning we are about to show you i-4 in orlando. there it is. one of the most popular

destinations this week, orlando, florida. 49 million people are driving this thanksgiving, and many of them will get started today. >> got a lot covered for you this morning, including al's forecast and the director of the cdc amid a rise in respiratory illnesses this holiday season. but let's begin with maggie vespa in chicago at o'hare's airport. hey, maggie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah you can see a busy o'hare airport already this morning as far as the weather's impact on travel, it so far appears to be minimal which is good news flight aware showing just a few hundred delays nationwide. fewer than 100 cancellations that said, those numbers could easily go up throughout the day as those severe storms that have been wreaking havoc down south start moving east throughout the day. officials are begging travelers who are driving and who are flying to have a backup plan and allow extra time knowing how easily severe weather can throw a paralyzing wrench into holida travel thanksgiving travel rush ramping

up, mother nature is impacting holiday plans with bad weather nationwide a string of tornadoes hitting the gulf coast overnight in central louisiana, a twister spawning half dollar-sized hail while three people had to be rescued from a home destroyed by severe weather south of jackson, mississippi strong winds and rain pummelled a highway, making that system driving dangerous. that system now heading up the east coast, new york city already issuing a travel warning, expecting wet and windy conditions over the big apple. for many, the timing couldn't be worse as they try to get home for the holiday. >> we got here three hours early. yes were basically asleep waiting on the plane. >> reporter: with the faa expecting 2.6 million people to fly this week. >> demand is growing. >> reporter: secretary of transportation pete buttigieg

telling nbc's tom costello, storms could throw a major wrench into an already stressed system >> we are seeing some weather systems that could play a role and affect some flights. build a little bit of cushion into your plans. >> reporter: the same advice applies on the roads with gas prices down almost 40 cents from a year ago, more than 49 million americans are expected to drive for thanksgiving, including friends catherine and jordan, traveling an hour outside chicago to see family. >> so you are making the drive wednesday night. do you expect the roads to be busy >> i do. especially because i'm going on 55, and typically that traffic is just bad all the time. >> reporter: would you ever chance it and drive on thanksgiving >> honestly, maybe because it might be less busy? >> yeah. >> reporter: aaa says she may be correct. actually peak travel days are today and tomorrow with sunday slated to be the busiest of all. and that being said, officials obviously have tips for those traveling in severe weather. if you are flying, they say check with your airline. it has what they call a weather waiver, allowing you to knave navigate and maybe move your flight around the storm. if you are driving, try to time

your route around the storm. possibly have an alternate route. for both they say also check other means of transportation, including busses and trains to have a plan b in case your plan a falls through. hoda >> maggie vespa for us there in chicago. maggie, thank you. >> al is keeping a close watch on all this. what do you got? >> good morning, guys. hoda, for you, new orleans, take a look this system has moved through there but they have a lot of fog. that's crescent city bridge right there. so let's show you where that system is right now moving in. you can see snow back behind chicago. icy mix. heavy showers and thunderstorms stretching all the way down to mobile, alabama, panhandle of florida. as we move down there, we have a risk of severe storms, tornadoes likely montgomery to albany mobile, alabama with the possibility of some severe weather. today heavy rain and wind moving toward the east coast with snow, interior sections of the northeast, icy conditions as airport delays in new york, philly

really impacted d.c., raleigh down to atlanta, chicago and detroit. big hubs if you're going to be driving, i-80, i-40 all going to be mess is the system gets out of here by this afternoon and evening but gusty winds behind it that wind will impact new york and boston some slight delays stretching down to charleston on the roads, it's going to be wet from albany down to philadelphia, washington, d.c. rain fall amounts could be a problem. upwards of two inches or more from charlotte to new york icy conditions look at this, appalachian, all the way into central pennsylvania, up state new york. we have a tenth of an inch to 100th inch of ice and that could be very dangerous and heavy snow as you get up into new england along i-95, some places in maine could see upwards of 10 -- 8 to 10 inches of snow but also snow interior sections of new england as well, guys. so a real mess and then a little later we'll take a look at the weekend for people trying to get home.

>> okay. all right, al. lots on your plate thank you. we'll get the full forecast in a moment. yes. meantime as millions get ready to gather for the holiday, health officials are urging people to take extra precautions because the cdc estimates there have already been up to 1.6 million flu cases. rsv infections are also on the rise, especially impacting kids under the age of 4. covid-19 still a concern. for a lot of families. but only about 15% of adults have received that updated shot. let's see what it all means, how we can protect ourselves and our loved ones. so happy that you are here with us today. as we said, tons of people are on the road, people are going to be gathering, not many people have gotten the flu shot or the covid shot. how concerned are you about these holiday gatherings? >> well, look, we love to gather around the holidays. it is wonderful to be with both of you, so fun. but we need to protect each other. and, yes, too few people have

gotten the vaccine so far. i know folks are over covid and they want to leave it in the rearview mirror, but it's here with us. the three reasons to get vaccinated. one, the virus changed. so you want the most updated protection you can get. if you had covid before or you have been vaccinated, that protection has decreased over time. so you want the boosted up protection. third, people are still getting long covid, the long symptoms from that virus, even if you get a mild case. all three reasons, we don't want to be sick and we don't want to be sick for a long time. getting vaccinated is the most important way to protect yourself and your family. >> it was hard to get the covid vaccine in the early going, this more updated one. do you feel like all those wrinkles have been ironed out? it's pretty accessible now? >> yes. moving out of the emergency, the federal government wasn't purchasing and distributing. the private sector was doing it. they did have some hiccups right at the beginning. but that's all really been ironed out. plenty of supply of vaccine for covid and flu. get your appointment now. it is never too late to get vaccinated. i know folks are saying, it's already the middle of the

season. no. it's actually just starting right now, so plenty of time to get vaccinated. >> the number of people that have had the flu seems pretty high. do you think that's because we've been isolated for so much. i think people have had these long coughs for months. it's been going on and on. >> there are a lot of bugs circulating, viruses and bacteria. but we have ways to protect ourself. vaccine is one. also, if you get sick over this holiday season, make sure you are getting tested because testing allows you to know what you have so you can get treatment. we have treatment for flu and for covid, and that treatment could save your life. you can get four free tests, covid tests. at covidtests.gov. yesterday we said you can get four free new ones. take them with you if you travel so you know if you are getting sick. >> dr. cohen, you're the new sheriff in town, new head of the cdc. i don't have to tell you there have been some questions about trust in the agency in the wake of the pandemic. public surveys will show you the cdc is held in, not low regard, but the trust is not there as it used to be. what are you doing to turn it

around? >> yeah. so i'm about six months into the job. we're focussed on transparency. i think that's important to build trust. communicating faster, more simply, making sure we're focused on giving folks simple ways to protect themselves, certainly building relationships. and i personally have been traveling all around the country so that folks can hear from me directly. so i'm not just the cdc director, i'm a mom. i have two daughters that are 9 and 11. i want them to know what i did for my own daughters and i got both of them the updated covid vaccine and the flu shot because i wanted them to be protected. same with myself. i got myself vaccinated. my parents. i wouldn't recommend something to the american people i wouldn't do for my own family. i want them to hear from me directly. i've been all over the country sharing that message. >> we thank you the best of luck. we move to the possible breakthrough the middle east. israel and hamas nearing an agreement that would include the release of some of the hostages taken by hamas in the terror

attack last month. nbc's chief international correspondent keir simmons is in tel aviv with the latest on this developing story. keir, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. senior u.s. official and a source familiar with the talks in the region tell nbc news this morning that a tentative deal has been reached to release those hamas-held hostages and that it could come -- could be announced as early as today. benjamin netanyahu, the israeli saying today i hope there will be good news soon. the qataris who mediated those talks say negotiations have reached a critical and final stage. this morning a breakthrough in the hostage negotiations is closer than it's ever been. u.s. officials say. >> mr. president, is a hostage deal near? >> i believe so. but i'm not prepared to talk. >> you believe so? >> yes. >> thank you. ♪♪ >> reporter: multiple news reports quoting hamas and

israeli officials this morning outlining a possible deal. a multi-day cease fire with at least 50 israeli and international hostages freed in waves. with more to follow. and palestinianing detained in israel, women and children, released in exchange. after a late-night meeting with israel's prime minister and war cabinet, the families of hostages emerging frustrated without news. >> there was no new information given. they can't give any new information because this is, you know, it might jeopardize any effort that they're doing. >> reporter: this morning, hamas saying it's close to reaching a truce agreement. but israel not commenting. inside gaza, children evacuated to a hospital in the south overnight from a hospital in the north surrounded by fighting and israeli tanks. large numbers of patients and doctors remain trapped amid a still-rising death toll in gaza. we met this gentleman working in israel on october 7th and is unable to get back to gaza.

ten days ago, he lost contact with his wife and three daughters. 3-year-old, 7-year-old and 8-year-old. he's terrified they won't survive. two of my daughters witnessed two wars. this is the second war while they're still children, he cries. the white house urging israeli caution in gaza, but again echoing support for israeli's government. when asked about protesters using the term genocide. >> israel is trying to defend itself against a genocidal terrorist threat. so when we're going -- if we're going to start using that word, fine, let's use it appropriately. >> reporter: and back to the hostage talks, savannah. in three-hours time we expect a meeting of the israeli government, a vote and then an announcement. an announcement over release of hostages over thanksgiving, that would be a happy moment, savannah.

>> it would, indeed. keir, keep us posted. 15 minutes past the hour. craig is here talking about a shooting at a walmart. >> good morning. you as well. that gunfire erupted inside a walmart store in beavercreek, ohio and it happened just as we're about to enter the busy holiday shopping season. nbc stephanie gosk is here with some breaking details on that shooting, steph. good morning. >> reporter: hey, craig, good morning. what should have been a quiet, typical night at the store ended in tragedy for shoppers in ohio. police say four victims were injured in this attack before the gunman took his own life >> reporter: this morning, just days before the thanksgiving holiday, terrifying moments for shoppers at a walmart in a suburban ohio neighborhood where police say a gunman opened fire monday, injuring four people before turning the gun on himself. one shopper speaking from the parking lot. >> i was literally just shopping for thanksgiving stuff

and this guy walked right past me with an assault rifle and started shooting >> reporter: authorities say a male shooter entered the walmart in beavercreek, ohio, and began firing. >> appears he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wounds. there were no rounds or return fire -- fired by officers. >> reporter: police say they do not know if the shooting was targeted or random >> we have no motive yet, no information on what he may have been thinking. >> reporter: nearby college students witnessed the scene >> i come here all the time. >> we live at wright state university, five minutes from here and we saw a bunch of cop cars happened to us if we decided to go to our campus instead of here it's really scary. >> reporter: shoppers inside the store ahead of the thanksgiving rush, reliving the terror. >> if you guys nobody who is at beavercreek walmart right now, call and check on your people. i'm so lucky to be alive right now. he literally walked right past me >> police have yet to release any updates on the victim's conditions but confirm they were transported to area hospitals for treatment.

walmart also released a statement saying they are heartbroken by what's happened >> stephanie, thank you. >> you're welcome. u.s. navy plane overshot a runway at a military base in hawaii yesterday it wound up in the ocean it happened off the east coast of a wau hue all nine people on the plane safely evacuated nobody was hurt there. the crew was conducting routine training at the time of the incident investigators are still trying to figure out how that plane ended up in the water. all right. another check of al who has the national forecast. >> we do it's the eastern third of the country where we got all the problems heavy rain, snow, severe storms down in the gulf, but you get to the west, and things looking good plenty of sunshine in the mid plains all the way up into the upper great lakes. mild conditions in the rockies it is going to be a little breezy in southern california, santa ana winds kicking up but for the most part looking pretty nice out there. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds.

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>> mr. roker, thank you. coming up, you've been waiting about it, new details about taylor and travis. the football star opening up about their relationship with a big old newspaper spread emilie ikeda on the story. >> absolutely. good morning to you. both are taking center stage in their own way last night as we learn more about how their budding romance began. coming up, all of the head turning moments. stay with us. >> all right, em thank you. plus, the day in the life of a plane. tom costello logged some serious frequent flier miles to find out what it takes to get from point a to point b but, first, this is "today" on nbc.

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are due to be arraigned in a south bay courtroom. >> prosecutors announced the arrest two weeks ago and the rescue of nearly 20 women. investigators say some of the trafficking took place in a hotel in alameda, and women were found from gilroy to hayward. authorities are calling it one of the largest sex ring busts in state history. six men and three women are facing dozens of criminal charges with more suspects and victims still believed to be at large. one person is in the hospital after a fire destroys a home, firefighters say was packed to the brim on the peninsula. it started a little after 11:00 p.m. on meadow lane near middlefield road in redwood city. firefighters describing the home as being in hoarder-like conditions. we don't know the condition of the person hospitalized. it is believed that there were others in the home who made it out safely. firefighters say the fire may have started as an issue with the water heater. let's get a look at our

forecast for this tuesday morning with meteorologist kari hall. >> we're starting out with sunshine, chilly temperatures around the bay area, we'll reach into the low 70s, and it's going to be partly cloudy into the afternoon, and then overnight our temperatures dip down to the low 40s. now, we are going to have more clouds increasing tomorrow, and even a slight chance of rain in parts of the north bay. very slight chance of rain early thanksgiving morning, but then we go back to sunshine and our temperatures reach into the upper 60s. look at those morning temperatures dipping into the mid-30s. expect that into early next week, while san francisco will see highs reaching into the mid to upper 60s. we have the full forecast on our website, nbcbayarea.com.

♪ back now at 7:30, tuesday, november 21st. almost that time to pick out this year's christmas tree

the first family, as you can see right there, already has theirs. the white house christmas tree arrived yesterday from fleetwood, north carolina. by the way, we have a pretty good tree, too. >> i would say so. >> it's not a contest, but there's the 30 rock tree not too slouchy. next wednesday we will flip the switch when we celebrate christmas in rockefeller plaza great music, great way to usher in the season. >> and a great crowd outside >> look at that. >> there is a sign there that caught our eye it says, my boss doesn't know i'm here a snowman. >> he's a snowman. >> he's got snowman things to do good morning, everybody. nice to have thanksgiving week upon us. lots to get to we will start with new details about taylor swift and travis kelce. because why not. the football star opening up in a new interview in the wall street journal before taking the field last night in a super bowl rematch, "monday night football" game, against big brother, jason. this time, though, it was the eagles that came out on top.

emilie ikeda was covering another part of the game last night. >> yes, absolutely we've all gotten so familiar with seeing taylor swift cheering on travis kelce at his games. last night the superstar was more than 5,000 miles away performing a rescheduled show in brazil as we're learning much more about how their budding romance became a reality >> there's kelce, there's a touchdown, kansas city >> reporter: chiefs tight end travis kelce scored a pivotal touchdown in last night's game >> just right off the hands. >> reporter: but kansas city fell short after the philadelphia eagles rallied for a monday night victory >> a moment for the kelce brothers. >> reporter: the loss giving big brother jason his first ever win over travel in the nfl a rematch of last year's super bowl showdown. while the kelce brothers beloved momma kelsey was in attendance >> here's donna kelce. she may have an empty seat someone in that suite.

>> reporter: absent travis' main squeeze, taylor swift. ♪ who was performing a rescheduled show in rio de janeiro >> in english, our eras tour rio. >> reporter: swift still devastated after a fan collapsed in sweltering heat at her concert friday and died. the brazilian event organizer distributing free water at last night's show >> hey, travis hey, taylor. >> reporter: and this morning, fans getting new insight into swift's love story with kelce. who spoke to "the wall street journal" calling her hilarious and a genius i've never been a man of words being around her, seeing how smart taylor s has been mind blowing. i'm learning everyday. they share compatible world views and family values. his mom donna, also chiming in, addressing her comments about taylor last month with savannah and hoda. >> what was she like what was -- so you got to know her a little bit sat for a couple games how was it >> it was okay, yeah

>> reporter: donna apparently was trying not to sound too enthusiastic but came off underwhelmed he's happier than i've seen him in a long time god bless him. he shot for the stars. and overnight, the eagles having some fun take a look at this. posting this friendship bracelet after their win with the caption, in our winning era. >> wow. >> oh, i see what they did there. >> social media is having good time the new interview he also -- travis, kind of shed light on how they met in the first place. >> yeah, yeah. so he told "the wall street journal" that he believes he got an assist from someone in taylor swift's corner that knew of him. she used their locker room as the dressing room and some of her younger cousins apparently are fans, taking pictures in front of his locker, so that may have influenced the situation. put him on her radar. >> cute. >> thanks. >> if she had been there last night, the chiefs win that game. just fyi.

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rush. >> yeah, record 30 million people expected to fly this season and nbc's tom costello wondered, what does the day in the life of a plane look like. >> here's what tom and his crew did. they started very early. they ended very late he's at reagan national this morning. tom, how was the day >> reporter: very, very long we started at about 4:30 in the morning in baltimore we went all day until almost midnight in miami. one plane. listen, american airlines has 1,500 planes they flay 6,000 flights a day. crews come and go, but we stayed on board all day 5:00 a.m. in baltimore an american airlines first officer is prepping the flight deck. >> every flight we're out here testing making sure every system works properly. >> reporter: flight crews will come and go, but planes get very little down time

>> group 2 customers are welcome to board. >> reporter: this plane in at 11:00, spent the night in baltimore and it's got a very long day ahead >> the biggest priority is just being ready for our passengers and staying in the pleasant mood. >> reporter: it's still dark at flight 1403 pushes back from the gate and then lifts off the runway just as dawn breaks thousands of flying miles fly ahead. then dfw to miami, miami to new york laguardia and returning back to miami before the day is done beating the rush to hawaii. >> there is a lot of people moving around. there is a lot of stress. >> reporter: three hours later, we touched down early in dallas. like clock work, passengers deplane, the crew moves to another flight and with the clock ticking, baggage handlers start loading up for another flight.

a typical narrow body plane holds act 280 pieces of luggage. with planes flying full this week, american's chief operating officer says there is a constantly evolving backup plan for every flight and airport should weather related delays start to ripple across the system >> we put a lot of energy, a lot of technology, a lot of things in place to make sure we can manage the unexpected. >> reporter: 10:25 a.m. we're off to miami while passengers work, watch and rest in the back, the crew encounters heavy rain in florida. we land 11 minutes late. the cleaning staff then caters quickly move in. next stop, new york with a full flight every day american goes through a million cans of soda, half a million cookies and 350,000 bags of pretzels. the sun has already set as we

land in new york then reboard for the flight back to miami >> the boarding process is very hectic just because of luggage, everyone wants to bring gifts. >> reporter: alexandra plans to work from her parents' home over thanksgiving. >> i don't like to call it a vacation because i will be working from my childhood bedroom. >> reporter: but first miami is sucked in with more rain >> it's like a whole weather system right there >> reporter: our plane is able to land, ending a long day, five stops, 4,500 miles and it all starts again tomorrow. >> okay. we're never complaining anymore if our flight is a few minutes late you get what it goes through. >> reporter: yeah. >> tom, with all these planes running non-stop, especially during the holidays, how does this impact the maintenance checks >> reporter: so a typical plane like that out there, a 737, for example, goes through maintenance every 60 hours of flight time. so checking the oil, checking the tires, checking the logbook. and then at a 90-hour and 150-hour stop, they also do those checks

so 60, 90 and 150 hours. at 900 flight hours they do a big, big maintenance check they take it in overnight, multiple teams of engineers, mechanics go over the plane, going through every piece of the plane. so it is a constant, constant watch on these planes to make sure everything is running just as it should. >> that's fascinating, tom. >> what a unique perspective, tom. >> thank you, tom. >> and the speed with which all those folks have to move. cleaning crews and the catering crews and luggage guys cool all right. mr. roker, let's get a check of your forecast. >> and bonus, tom got those extra miles. that's pretty good anyway, for today, let's take a look at your weekend as you travel back home you have gotten where you are going to go. now let's get you started. sunny and chilly on friday for the east showers developing down in florida. the mid-section of the country looks great on friday. widespread snow showers and snowfall through the rockies we move into saturday, some snow in new england

fairly dry the eastern half of the country. look for plenty of sunshine along the west coast busiest travel day yet is going to be on sunday. light snow around the great lakes. gulf coast storms down through new orleans into louisiana, parts of the panhandle below average highs out west, but, again, shouldn't be any major weather delays maybe a couple delays here and there. but after we have seen what tom good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today it starts out very chilly, with 30s and low 40s across the bay area, and we'll have more mornings like this. but at least it will be comfortable for the afternoons, with a few more clouds in the mix today, and even a slight chance of rain late tomorrow night into early thanksgiving morning. we go back to the sunshine and it will be slightly cooler, with morning lows dipping to the

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good tuesday morning. it is 7:56 right now. i'm laura garcia. here is a look at what's happening now. >> reporter: i'm bob redell in the east bay. a couple hours from now in oakland superior court the former san leandro police officer charged with voluntary

manslaughter will be back in court for a hearing. you might recall that jason fletcher, he was charged with allegedly shooting and killing a 33-year-old man inside a busy walmart store when responding to a call about an alleged shoplifting. d.a. pamela price is trying to remove from the case the defense attorney who is representing fletcher. it's a cold start to our tuesday morning, kari. >> and we are doing sunshine as well, though we will make our way toward more comfortable temperatures going into the afternoon. we'll have more of these cold mornings ahead with our lows dipping into the lower 40s and a few more clouds tomorrow. we're also watching out for a very slight chance of rain early on thanksgiving morning, then we're going back to the sunshine and highs in the upper 60s. a look at our morning temperatures into the weekend, mid-30s coming our way. frosty and freezing conditions for some of our interior valleys, with highs in the upper 60s, while san francisco will continue to see highs in the upper 60s and our mornings

starting out in the 40s. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us as well. another local news update in half an hour. join us for our midday news at 11:00 a.m. have a great tuesday morning.

it is it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, home for the holidays severe weather already impacting

thanksgiving travel. >> it is going to be especially important to build a little bit of cushion into your plans. >> with a record number of americans on the move, how your thanksgiving plans may be affected al has the full forecast then, 60 years later john f. kennedy's secret service agent at the time of the assassination now speaking out ahead of that major milestone. >> how often do you think about that day >> at least once every day, maybe more. >> why he wants to set the record straight about that fateful day. and "voice" lessons. >> is this the part of the show where you take questions from -- is this the part of the show where you take questions from the audience. >> jimmy fallon crashes the set, pranking the coaches of "the voice. ♪ so what did they think carson's got the story coming up in "popstart," today, tuesday,

november 21st, 2023. >> getting ready to perform in the parade. >> from south carolina. >> sulfur springs, texas. >> lawrence, kansas. >> and clarksburg, west virginia. >> girls' trip from birmingham. >> go bulldogs >> from prairie city, iowa -- >> celebrating our 25th anniversary. >> today grandma turns 76. >> from iowa. >> hi to my parents watching in arkansas. >> we love you >> from california here for colin's 34th birthday ♪ >> the crowd is out early this morning, all the way from california visiting us can't wait to get out there and say hi. >> yeah, happy tuesday, guys >> what a crowd! we're going toe see a lot of those people in the parade, so take a close look at the folks in our audience today.

>> guys, coming up tomorrow, on "today" there's really no one better to answer your last-minute cooking questions than ina garten herself. she will share her expert advice yes, on the eve of thanksgiving. yes, some of us need more help than others. >> we know who we are. >> yes, we do. >> you may want to have a backup plan ready if you have not started your thanksgiving get away just yet. severe weather is becoming a factor in many parts of the country. tornadoes and hail hit the gulf coast overnight. high winds and heavy rain made driving difficult. nearly 50 million americans are expected to hit the roads for the holiday. another 2.5 million planning to fly each day this week al has the latest on the weather. where the bad stuff s how long it will last hey, al. >> hey, guys we have 24 hours to worry about of pain. we have a mix of snow, rain and ice around the great lakes into the interior sections of pennsylvania and heavy showers and thunderstorms down through the gulf where we have a risk of severe weather, especially some tornadoes from mobile,

montgomery on to albany, georgia. we are watching this system makes its way into the east today. snow and ice across the interior sections of the northeast. airport delays, new york, philadelphia, some heavier delays d.c. down to atlanta. chicago and detroit as well. and we're looking on the roads i-80, i-90, i-95 all going to be impacted i-10 as well tomorrow the system moves out by the afternoon. we will have gusty winds back behind it with chillier conditions that will mean airport delays, boston and new york. possible delays all the way down to charlotte on the roads, i-95 probably going to be most affected by the rain rain fall amounts upwards of two inches or more from charlotte to new york upwards of a tenth of an inch of ice all the way up into upstate new york interior new england and in some parts of northern new england, guys, we could be looking at eight inches of show but thanksgiving day should be fairly quiet. >> good, good. >> thank you a california produce company

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you write a best man speech or freelance a recipe or research a paper for a class. the company behind that, openai, calls its an ai research and development company, its mission to ensure that artificial general intelligence, agi, benefits all of humanity sounds good, but this morning it's in chaos. at the hottest company in the hottest sector of technology, the cofounders are out the board under fire and hundreds of its employees are threatening to quit. four days ago, 38-year-old sam altman was at the helm of ai, the company at the forefront of fast-moving artificial intelligence technology that could change the way the world works. >> altman is the zuckerberg of social media musk to electric vehicles. he's the golden child. >> reporter: the board fired altman, without elaborating, blaming transparency issues, writing to employees, his removal was, quote, necessary to preserve the board's ability to execute its responsibilities and

advance the mission of this organization >> four board members of a company with 700 people essentially control a technology that could change every aspect of our lives does washington need to be involved here? >> i mean, this is probably the biggest example of disaster of corporate governance that i have seen in 25 years. >> reporter: but what looks like disaster for open ai could turn into a bonn for others microsoft, a heavy investor in openai moved quickly, hiring altman and his generals. and amid an ai arm's race for talent, hundreds of employees signed an open letter threatening to resign. amazon, google and apple working quickly to poach top tech talent with offers in the tens of millions of dollars. the hope for ai, think drug development and testing, curing cancer, modeling climate change and weather, making battlefields less deadly for civilians. but already there has been a downside ai has been used as a cool for

tool for weaponizing disinformation impersonation fraud, deep fakes, online harassment and has the potential to replace millions of jobs but promoters of ai innovation, they see an industrial revolution full of promise here. ai is kwoping new strains of antibiotics, reading millions of mammograms to spot abnormalities better all of these new things. it could also mean new kinds of jobs but it is also a challenge for washington you know, the technology is changing faster than congress can understand it or regulate. >> yeah, you're right. christine, thank you >> thanks. >> yeah, thank you. all right. putting together a thanksgiving parade is a snap if it's the world's smallest parade at legoland so this one features mini turkeys, marching bands, balloons and, of course, santa claus bringing up the rear lego's model builders used more than a million plastic pieces to create the spectacle and legoland discovery centers all

across the country. >> that sounds like a fun job, you know, if you have those talents. >> yes. >> building legos for surrounds it you can see portions of it a legoland discovery centers all across the country. >> that sounds like a fun job, you know, if you have those talents. >> yes. >> building legos for your job. >> tell charlie about that. coming up, breaking news in "popstart. this is hot off the presses. which legendary band just announced they're heading back on the road? i don't know. >> that's a good tease first, though, one of the two remaining secret service agents who was there 60 years ago when jfk was assassinated sits down with our jacob soeb roaf folks, you are going to want to hear what he says about all those conspiracy theories right after this

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events of that day, he is more determined than ever to set the record straight. 60 years later, the images of the assassination of president john f. kennedy are just as haunting but 91-year-old clint hill can recall every detail without opening his eyes how often do you think about that day >> at least once every day, maybe more it's still there embedded in my brain, and it never leaves. >> hill was trailing the presidential motorcade as the secret service agent assigned to first lady jacqulynn kennedy when three shots were fired on that november day in dallas, texas, the young agent jumped on to the back of the limo in a desperate attempt to protect the

president and mrs. kennedy, cementing his place in that dark day in history there was no thinking there. you just did it. >> yeah, just reaction. >> reporter: do you recall having any thoughts in that moment >> just get there. get on top of the car. get your body above theirs, between them and any possible person that's trying to do them harm >> reporter: the 91-year-old has written a new afterward for his book "five days in november" ahead of the 60th anniversary of the assassination. what is there that you're saying in here that you haven't already said >> well, i was very concerned that the general population still has not accepted the truth about the assassination. it's hard for me to believe that the numbers of people who still believe in conspiracies. they don't really accept the actual fact of what did happen >> hill's recollection has never wavered.

one man, one gun, three shots, all from the sixth floor of the texas school book depository but he worries about those that give credence to conspiracy theories that suggest otherwise. you said, i fear that once all of us who were witnesses to history are gone the truth will be buried along with us. i'm sure it is not lost on you that there is only two surviving secret service members from that day. you worry about that time when neither of you will be here? >> i just hope that people will read this and believe it because it's the truth and not listen to the other garbage that comes out. >> reporter: of late, those conspiracy theories have been fueled by a new account of an assassination made in a new account by hill's former partner, secret service agent, paul landis, telling ""the new york times he's, quote, beginning to doubt

myself about lee harvey oswald being the lone gunman. >> what mr. landis has written in his book cannot be true. >> do you think he's being dishonest or has a different recollection of what happened? >> i don't know. >> what does it say to the american public that the two of you don't have your stories aligned? >> well, it just gives them further reason to believe in the conspiracy theories. and that's unfortunate >> that's a deep, deep concern to you >> very deep concern to me >> conspiracy theories are now conspiracy facts. >> reporter: hill also takes issue with how director oliver stone's feature film and documentary about the assassination have further fueled those theories. >> it was not fact it was fiction if you're going to make it fiction, announce it that way. this is a made-up story. don't tell people that this is fact when it's not and that's what he has done. >> did he ever call you? >> no. and don't bother now it is too late for that junk >> hill says he's accepted that his actions on that day will

likely be how he's remembered. >> what does that acceptance look like or mean to you >> well, people keep thanking me for what i did i appreciate that very much. but i didn't complete my task, which was to save the president's life and that's what's bothered me all these years, 60 years now. the job was to keep the president alive and safe, and i was not able to do that. >> your legacy, what do you want it to be >> well, i just -- you know, i tried. i tried to do the best job i could. unfortunately, it wasn't enough. >> do you ever think about how had this not happened what your life might be like >> oh, yeah. much calmer, much simpler. i wouldn't have had the experiences that i've had, though i was a lucky man to be given the responsibilities i was given. i'm very grateful. >> and we're grateful for him. to this day, clint hill believes if he had moved faster, he could have taken those bullets and saved the president's life while he cannot turn back time,

he feels it is duty to set the record straight about th facts straight about the assassination while he's still ultimately alive to do it ultimately, the thing he says that brings him the most happiness these days is his wife lisa and spnding time together with her in california it's always -- i mean, you spent time with him. it is always a joy to spend time with him, but the weight he carries is so much. >> oh, for so many decades it's nice to see him have some peace, but he still feels this responsibility to get the truth out there, yeah. >> he sure does, especially with conspiracy theories out there. he wanted to make it a point, he pushes back on that. >> and at 91, sharp as a tack, man. >> thank you >> thank you all right. let's switch gears and get a check of the weather, the holiday forecast from al what you got >> we're looking at our satellite radar. you can see from chicago all the way down to the panhandle of florida, that's where the mess is but you look out to the west, things looking pretty calm we like these temperatures we like what we're seeing as you get out there.

in fact, 30s up through the plains 50s in the pacific northwest 70s in the southwest 80s down into central florida. we are looking for heavy rain and severe storms down into the gulf coast from the great lakes. mild in the rockies. santa ana winds out through southern and central california. that's whahat' good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today we're waking up to chilly temperatures, but it is mostly sunny. we'll see high clouds filtering the sunshine today as our temperatures warm up to the upper 60s and low 70s. we'll see a few more clouds tomorrow as well with highs reaching into the upper 60s and low 70s. on thanksgiving day we us with you, sirius xm. channel 108. but right now, best time of the

morning -- come on "popstart. locked, loaded ready to go we're going to start with big news rolling stones this is hot off the press. the rock 'n' roll legends announcing a new north american tour ♪ ♪ >> that's right. this april the guys are getting back on the road with shows across the u.s. and canada they will hit 16 cities. the first concert houston, texas in april and mick and keith and ronny promise they're going to play all the hits, "burn me up," "give me shelter." they'll also play new stuff. tickets go on sale next friday, december 1st >> it's incredible. >> they're not slowing down at all. >> when you go to a stones show, they're nonstop for three hours. >> it's impressive next up, "the voice" last night, we had a quick interruption during the show from a special guest take a look. >> excuse me excuse me.

hi. >> is somebody talking >> yes, sir. hello. >> is this the part of the show where you take questions from -- is this the part of the show where you take questions from the audience i have a follow-up question. >> go ahead. >> what time does blake get here >> well, after that you know "the tonight show" host jimmy fallon had to get up on stage for a quick little performance ♪ when i come home to you ♪ san francisco ♪ ♪ your golden sun will shine fo me ♪ >> all right. >> tony bennett. our coaches not able to turn for jimmy. they gave him a standing o there. don't forget, you can turn into "the voice" right here on nbc tonight. >> okay. >> jimmy pops up

>> yeah. have a little fun. next up, "the bourne identify". it's been more than two decades since matt damon hit the big screen as this secret agent. >> i can tell you the license plate of all six cars outside. i can tell you that our waitress is left-handed and the guy at the counter weighs 215 pounds and knows how to handle himself. i know the best place to look for a gun is in the cab of the gray truck outside at this altitude, i can run for a half mile before my hands start shaking. now, why would i know that how can i know that and not know who i am >> that gets me excited. >> me, too >> it's my roman empire today. that just did it. >> okay. >> there is a new chapter possibly here. jason bourne's story that is in the works. deadline reporting a newborne movie is in the early stages of development with universal all quiet on the western front no word yet officially from the studio if matt damon will return

after a seven-year hiatus. it would be amazing if he did. his last run in the role was 2016's fifth installment "jason bourne." >> would that make him bourne again? >> save that one for when we get the announcement adam sandler, the comedian with an iconic sense of style, stopping by the jennifer hudson show today during their conversation, sandman revealing he feels honored by kids on tiktok recreating his legendary looks and he shared how he helped one lucky girl win her school spirit day. >> my daughter has a friend who has an adam sandler day at her school my daughter's friend said tomorrow is adam sandler dress up day i said, oh, cool can i take one of your shirts. so that kid took my clothes and wore it. >> so he got an original piece. >> yes danielle was running around saying i win because i have adam's real stuff on. >> you definitely win if you are actually wearing his stuff it's cozy season there

who knew that was a thing, adam sandler day. >> i did not either. mariah carey, all right, let's just go ahead and play the tape. ♪ i just want you here tonight ♪ holding on to me so tight ♪ what more can i do ♪ oh, baby, all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> nothing says thanksgiving week like a little mariah carey. "all i want for christmas is you," right? well, ahead of thursday's holiday the queen of christmas already boarding santa's sleigh and flying back up the charts. mariah reentered the billboard top 100 at 17. that song nearly 30 years old. also seeing a 30% rise in streams just last week if you are wondering whether the queen plans on releasing any new music, take a look at what happened during a recent show at the hollywood bowl out in california mariah making a full song about a crew member that had hopped o.

♪♪ stage for a quick cleanup. thing to do is for me to try and do this too. >> sir, would you allow ♪ ♪ ♪ let me say i'm going to mop for a second so nobody says i don't mop. >> that might be a new song, mop. >> thank you still ahead, like a holiday market on our plaza, because we are celebrating big-time it is small business saturday. >> they have something for everybody on your shopping list. we'll get right back to you after your local news and weather.

good morning. i'm marcus washington. one person is in the hospital after a fire destroys a home

firefighters say was packed to the brim on the peninsula. it started a little after 11:00 p.m. on meadow lane near middlefield road in redwood city. firefighters describing that home as being in hoarder-like condition. when they arrived, they encountered heavy smoke and a downed power line. at this point, we don't know the condition of the person hospitalized. it is believed there were others in the home who made it out safely. the cause of the fire is under investigation. let's get a look at the forecast today with meteorologist kari hall. >> we're starting out chilly and mostly sunny across the bay area, but we are going to see more clouds come in today. our east bay temperatures are headed for the mid to upper 60s, even a few low 70s. our 7-day forecast shows it's going to be cool again tomorrow morning, partly to mostly cloudy for the afternoon with low 70s and maybe a slight chance of

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8:30 it is a tuesday morning. great crowd out here on the plaza. and we are so excited. oh, there's my friend colin from california guys, awesome crowd. hello. bama is in the house here. >> yes okay sg, i heard from sources that this may be our biggest holiday crowd yet. >> i believe it. >> wow wow! >> a great crowd of parade goers or parade participants here. listen, if you are in the mood to shop, we have a great preview of small business saturday we basically made a shopping center on our plaza. how cute is this the hard working owners of four main street shops. we will tell you all about them and just a way to encourage you to shop small business on saturday. >> well done plus, if you're a little tired of basic turkey stuffing, chef laura vita lerks, has a tasty twist for your thanksgiving table

and this dish uses very simple ingredients. not too late to pick those up. and in a few minutes, on our third hour, our good friend jill martin brooks will stop by with steals and deals to cover all the guys on your gift list she's got some great ideas to keep the guys looking sharp, feeling good and eating well, too. >> what's up, ladies your kid is in the macy's parade. i love that. >> oh, my gosh congratulations. >> that's great. >> we got to shout-out this for you al. >> alabama is in the house, yeah. >> a & m also, we will unleash a thanksgiving day tradition the host of the dog show will be here, and they're bringing along a few furry hopefuls that's tomorrow on "today". >> looking good. how about a check of the weather? >> okay. let's first off show you what we have going on on thanksgiving day, the big parade. oh, there's the dino, sinclair

sunny, cool, breezy, winds, about 15 miles per hour. stewart, good to see you about 45 degrees, so not too shabby out there and, oh, there's doug. there we go. and now let's look at your weekend ahead. sunny, chilly throughout northeast great lakes, mid atlantic, showers develop to the south. widespread snowfall in the rockies. saturday, cool and dry in the east sunny along the west coast sunday, sunday, another big travel day light snow around the great lakes, below average highs out west and gulf coast storms develop along thth good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's going to be a nice day, but a few more clouds overhead for the afternoon with highs in the low 70s. another cold morning tomorrow and a partly to mostly cloudy day and even a slight chance of quick passing showers late wednesday night and early thursday morning.

sunshine on thanksgiving and cooler for the weekend with morning tempera weather. >> we all love the sound of the olympic music. you knew i was going to say that it can only mean one thing the countdown to the paris 2024 olympic games is on with just the opening ceremony 248 days away excitement is building we're joined by somebody who knows a thing or two about the games. this is the president of the paris 2024 organizing committee. tony, good morning welcome. >> good morning. >> wait a minute, is that the actual olympic torch >> yes this is the real one of paris 2024. >> can we pass it? >> of course it is my pleasure to pass it to you. >> oh! >> i'm a little scared. >> can you drink out of it >> exactly. >> like the stanley cup. >> exactly can you describe the color >> champagne. >> champagne, yes. the color of paris 2024. >> this is what they run with, the whole thing.

>> that's the coolest. tony, you have a lot of things on your to do list you have 200 plus days what is on your list to do before the olympic games begin? >> it is to prepare the best ever olympic games paris will be transformed into the olympic capitol. we will have competitions at the foot of the identical tower. the opening ceremony will be on sand, on boats, at least 10,000 athletes will be on boats to be celebrating the games, as you can see on screen. so it will be fantastic. >> awesome. >> we are really looking forward to welcoming you there will be new tickets available at the end of november so, please, welcome to paris next summer. >> yeah. >> we're so excited. so excited i would imagine everyone over there is just as excited, right? >> for me, can you imagine i was an athlete before. my life completely changed through sports and today i'm the president of the committee of the olympic games in my country. we will welcome the world next

summer, and i think everything is ready to celebrate the games. and we need those games. >> yes. >> you are a three-time gold medalist you boar the flag for france and beijing. now you are planning paris, so congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> pass the torch one more time. >> cool, right you can catch the paris olympics july 2024 on nbc streaming on peacock. it is going to be like no other. >> no other. merci. all right. coming up next, we are meeting the owners of four family-owned stores as we highlight main street ahead of small business saturday. but, first, this is "today" on nbc.

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let's go shop small this saturday with american express well, with the holiday shopping season well underway, we want to take a moment and highlight small businesses that offer special one-of-a-kind gifts. so ahead of small business saturday, founded by our sponsor american express 13 years ago, we brought main street to the plaza, little windy plaza this morning. we have four small businesses to check out this year. we start with fay and chris, the co-owners of terminal b. good morning >> good morning. >> should we step into your shop >> absolutely. >> tell me about these beautiful candles. >> yes our candles are all inspired by the places we travel through throughout our relationship. our background is not candle making, but we met as students at howard law in d.c >> you are lawyers and now you are making candles i love that so much. terminal b is such a cool name tell me where that came from >> terminal b is the international terminal at l.a.x., our home airport, given

that we're los angeles-based brand and each candle is named by airport code for the corresponding destination. >> that's so fun such a great gift idea what does it mean? what's your pitch for people to shop small because it's so easy these days to do something online it means so much to small business to get people's business >> absolutely, for us as a small business, we are so blessed to have the support of american express, especially this year for their shop small saturday business activation. and we're so incredibly thankful, as you can imagine it is very difficult as a small business to communicate your brand to a larger audience and these are all made with love and especial now that i'm moving into more of a perfume space from law, to have that support from american express is great. >> you should sell these in airports for each airport for the one named after. it's such a good idea. thank you so much. >> check out these candles, terminal b.

carson >> i'm rage against the machine. this is right up my alley. i'm here with co-owners, brothers guitar shop on the upper east side of new york city how did this gi star shop with your brother start >> well, we come from a long line of sentrepreneurs and we on a number of businesses on the upper east side in particular hardware stores in the in the back of the hardware store we were fixing our own guitars, repairing guitars and people came to us to fix their guitars and we saw demand, so we decided to open up a shop. that's more than just a guitar shop it's a music haven for people to come, community to come. >> whatever there's a demand for in your hood, that's a viable idea you can flourish from what else do you do other than sell guitars >> so besides selling and buys and selling used guitars, we also do lessons and we have extensive lessons and we have a

full service repair shop where we do everything, repair everything on guitars. >> you bring a lot to the community on the upper east side. >> yeah. we're kind of like a hub for musicians to come and meet and create bands and kind of network at our store so it really -- >> that makes me happy, man. thank you. very thankful for you guys and good luck. >> craig, over to you. >> all right now we have something sweet here, buddy. i'm here with andrew chan and paul choi, the co-owners of sweet churros. they look sweet. like a lot of small businesses i would imagine social media has really helped take your idea to the next level, huh? >> small business owner, it helps us a lot to get out to more people than we would normally do. very photogenic as you see people love taking pictures with those. >> how was the idea itself born? how did you guys come up with

the churro idea? >> paul was traveling to taiwan and korea and saw lines out the door for the churro shops. he came back here and made his own dough formula based on the korean and the spanish churro. >> by the way, this fruity pebble churro fantastic. >> thank you. >> you have quite the variety of flavors. >> thank you. >> we have the plain, very popular. we have oreo we have chocolate almond we have macha and strawberry. >> well done. >> thank you >> hoda, over to you. >> craig, thank you. finally a place where you can find something for every single person on your list. lynn, the owner of accessories aptly named. you can find anything and everything i love this store has been in existence for 20 plus years. why do you think it has this kind of staying power? >> i think we have unique items for everyone on your list at a

great price. and the locals know they can stop on their way to a party and get whatever they need for whoever they have. >> coolest stuff i love this. because this is the kind of stuff you don't know when you walk into a store, oh my gosh, i didn't know i needed that. talk about some of the items you have here. >> okay. so the softest plush we have, adored by young and old alike, 20 something-year-olds are obsessed with these. candles of your favorite stars. >> by the way, these are hilarious, okay. talk about these >> you know, there's always someone new. bad bunny, obviously, these days but we have from betty white to harry styles. >> all right we have beautiful hair accessories that people love you've got it all covered. and this thing started out as a jewelry store, but it morphed into this, right >> yeah, exactly >> tell us about that. >> doing silver jewelry for a while, we thought let's do a little novelty and then home decor. >> well, lynn a lot of things change in new york

sometimes you go back and go, this is where my favorite store used to be this store is still in existence and will be for a long, long time. >> thank you so much. >> link, thank you go to the store if you're looking for some very cool gift. we want to thank all of the small business owners and also can i quickly shout out the crew who is out here since midnight setting up this incredible small business setup we want to appreciate them. carson, over to you. >> chef laura vitale is here serving up a twist on thanksgiving turkey. there's some ill lit ration. job well done. showing us how to make savory, check this out, turkey pot pie cannot wait for this bufirst, this is "today"t o

estamos aquí con laura all right. this morning on "today table," we're giving thanksgiving turkey a delicious and possibly much-needed makeover joining us, chef and cook book

author laura vitale. and if you want to cook this recipe with us, it's easy. we have a qr code right there. just scan that sucker. it will get you all the ingredients you need chef, great to see you happy thanksgiving week. i'll be honest i'm not excited as the turkey. as a protein at thanksgiving i'm more of a red meat or ham guy. but i love this application. walk us through it >> i'm not a huge turkey person myself i think it is necessary on the thanksgiving table i think we can improve on that one of the things i love about this recipe is you can actually use cooked leftover thanksgiving turkey to make it. >> right. >> if you have got leftovers, this is great. >> this is the ideal friday brunch situation. >> yeah. it is so easy. i like to start by poaching bone-in, skin on turkey thighs and turkey braess. i feel like it will get moist, delicious and flavorful. so you will put that into a large pot, fill it with water. and then to it, you will go ahead and add all of these aromatics. half of an onion parsley, celery.

and the most important thing is salt you want to add a good amount of salt because if you don't add enough salt, it is not going to taste like anything. >> got you. >> bring that to a boil. it doesn't it doesn't it just really brings out all the flavors. once that comes down to the boil, reduce it down and let it simmer for 30 minutes. while that happens, go ahead and slice up a bunch of leaks. i love leaks i feel like they're in the onion family but meyer mild they're lovely they don't compete they don't overpower and you can use a lot of them. the only drawback is they're very sandy and dirty, so make sure you wash them well. thinly slice them. >> is that why you are soaking them to wash them out >> yes throw them in a bowl of cold water and just kind of go like this to loosen up that sand and rubble. >> what is that? >> it is the way it grows. it grows under the earth and like every single leak -- >> go to the beach. >> they got little chairs. that's great >> i thought that was my jessica simpson moment how does the sand get in there

>> i love it. >> you know how vegetables work? >> not really, actually. i would have had them in the celery family long before the onion family, too. sorry, chef. >> saute it until they caramelize once you do that, you will just add a little bit of flour. let that cook out a little tiny bit. you add a little bit of wine and then once you have pretty much your liquids in, which is going to be your wine, a little bit of dairy could be milk, could be cream. and then i use the stock from the turkey, right? >> yes, you do. >> you use that up, add that flavor in. then add carrots i like to add cooked bacon because it gives you richness, a little parsley and shredded cooked turkey. a little bit of garlic and herb seasoning. that will cook down until it reduces. in the meantime, take some puff pastry, roll that out a little bit. >> this is your leftovers.

think about friday morning and in the tupperware in the fridge. all the turkey you break it apart and make this pot pie. >> it's easy i like to lay it out so it is a bit thinner. i like to use a pot that can go right in the oven so i don't have to dirty anything extra place that on top. >> you can just buy that pastry, right? >> yeah. i'm not making puff pastry as much as i love my family and all my people, not enough to make puff pastry because it is very time consuming. brush it with egg wash so it becomes brown and beautiful. i like to put fresh thyme, black pepper in a 375 oven or 20 minutes or until it looks something like this. >> it looks gorgeous how does it taste, guys? >> we love a pot pie i love a pot pie, too. i don't love turkey, but now i love turkey vis-a-vis pot pie. >> vis-a-vis. >> i always welcome extra people at my table. i'm always hosting we will have 20 people

we will be doing a turkey and a ham and it wouldn't be my household without a pot of sauce. >> let me just remind you to get the ingredients by scanning the qr code. today earns a small commission from purchases through the qr code or links on today.com chef, happy thanksgiving this is a great idea i have the only wine in the building we'll be right back. but, first, this is "today" on nbc.

we had to come back outside because we've got such a lovely, beautiful, gorgeous crowd. mr. roker, you have got a check of the birthday. >> hey, and we just -- this just in craig melvin will be in the revival of the newsies it will be fantastic first up, we have a happy 100th birthday to the lovely barbara

baker. she is a loving grandmother from lawrence, new york she says the secret to longevity drinking coffee and tea. gladys henderson is just in at 100. she's an -- this is great. an axe throwing champ from columbus, ohio that's fantastic she's sharp. she had a splitting headache she said the secret to longevity, lollipops happy 10th birthday to ted has a phd in chemical engineering, the proud graduate of six universities. and celebrating 105 years. hobbies include hand crafting, jewelry. and collecting coins let's stay in buffalo with our smucker's jar an we find levy gaston, who is 100. how about a little love in the air? happy 75th anniversary to

priscilla and hunt weber these love birds are from pennsylvania, met at a dance camp when they were 13 and then years later he asked priscilla to marry him after the fifth time, she finally said yes there you go if at first you don't succeed, try, try again if you have a loved one celebrating a big milestone, let us know on today.com/celebrates. >> all right mr. roker, thank you wow! this crowd is everything all right. coming up on hoda and jenna, we got a fun game we got john mcenroe in the house. >> oh, wow. >> cool. coming up in the 3rd hour, ally love will be here with some small fashion tweaks that could re-make your entire wardrobe but first, your local news and some weather. >> show that crowd >> more people more people!

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