good morning. breaking overnight. hearing the roar. after an outcry from environmentalists overnight, president trump puts a hold on the importation of elephant and lion trophies into the u.s. from africa. the president now saying he wants to take a second look. this morning, what it all means for hunters and those who say it's barbaric. thanksgiving travel woes. a big storm rolling across the country today causing what could be big problems for millions trying to get an early jump on their holiday getaway. snow, rain, and heavy winds up to 50 miles an hour all expected. dylan has everything you need to know. jailbreak. an intense manhunt under way this morning after three inmates

escape. schools shut down, residents on edge after the prisoners found a way to get out through the ceiling. how could this happen? all that plus team turmoil. olympic gymnastics teammates battle each other online after gabby douglas criticizes aly raisman about a post about her clothing choices. gobble gobble. why your thanksgiving shopping bill could be lower this year. and serena williams ties the knot. we have all the behind the scenes details today saturday, november 18th, 2017. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, craig melvin, and dylan dreyer live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning and welcome to "today" and thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. i'm sheinelle jones. >> glad to have you with us. craig melvin here.

so is dylan dreyer. >> got the gang back together. and you're growing a chin strap here. >> no shave november, i'm taking it seriously. big congrats to serena and her new husband alexis o hay knee. now he is mr. serena williams. they just had a baby girl. >> that was a beautiful picture. >> more of those in a bit. a busy morning ahead. president trump announcing he'll take a second look at his administration's decision to lift a controversial hunting ban which would have allowed hunters to bring elephant and lion trophies from africa back to the united states. but overnight the president said he's going to halt lifting that ban until he can review all of the facts. tom costello has more. >> reporter: the tweet came overnight after hearing the roar from animal rights advocates. president trump weighed in on the department of interior's controversial decision to allow elephants and lions to be brought out of africa as trophies.

the president tweeting, put big game trophy decision on hold until such time as i review all conservation facts. a temporary win for conservation activists. >> having elephants and lions is a huge driver to the economy. there are millions and millions of people from all over the world who go to africa to see these animals alive. >> reporter: now if the administration ends up easing restrictions, conservationists say it's a huge step backwards. >> we're essentially rolling out the red carpet for the next walter palmer. >> reporter: in 2015, minnesota dennis walter palmer killed cecil the lion in zimbabwe. a beloved symbol of that country's wildlife. heartbroken, palmer said, if i had known this lion had a name and was important to the country or a study, obviously i would not have taken it. but doctor palmer faced anger at home and was forced to close his

practice for two months. his vacation home vandalized. the lion was listed as threatened and barred americans from bringing them back as trophies after africa lost 43% of its lions in two decades. but the wildlife service disagreed. saying the killing of trophy animals in zimbabwe will enhance the survival of the african elephant arguing the country uses the money to step up conservation efforts. this morning the big debate. will the dollars spent to hunt these majestic animals really help save the species? or is it just an excuse to put a trophy on a wall? for "today," tom costello, nbc news, washington. questions still swirling this morning around alabama senate candidate roy moore amid growing allegations he had inappropriate contact with young women decades ago. on friday moore's wife came to his defense along with dozens of other women who say they stand behind him. nbc's mya rodriguez is in

birmingham with more on this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig. well, both sides are bracing for the final 25 days of this campaign. but it's questions about the past behavior of the republican nominee roy moore that continues to divide this state. in a little more than a week, at least nine women have made allegations against roy moore about inappropriate behavior stretching back decades. ranging from unwanted pursuing of teenagers to sexual assault. moore denies all claims of sexual misconduct. his campaign calls them, quote, politically motivated. >> we're in a battle. >> reporter: while he avoided the spotlight on friday, his wife kayla did not. speaking before her husband's supporters. >> even after all the attacks against me, against my family, against the foundation, and now against my husband, he will not step down. >> reporter: on friday, alabama's republican governor kay ivy said while she has no

reason to not believe his accusers, she still plans to vote for moore to help republicans keep their majority in the u.s. senate. >> i will cast my ballot on december the 12th and i do believe the nominee of the party is the one i'll vote for. >> reporter: but not all women are convinced. in moore's hometown of gadsden, some of the scrutiny welcomed. >> i think it's an important issue. i think the truth needs to be dug out. there's things that have been known here for years and years that have gone unchecked. >> reporter: meanwhile, the white house is pushing back on claims that president trump stayed silent about the allegations against moore. >> he said if the allegations are true, he should step aside. he also weighed in when he supported the rnc's decision to withdraw resources from the state of alabama. >> reporter: moore's opponent in the alabama senate race, democrat doug jones. not mentioning his opponent by name but acknowledging all the attention paid to this race. >> i think for all women, we're at a tipping point in this country that we are seeing and we are empowering women to stand

up and speak out. and i think that that's a wonderful thing. >> reporter: for his part, democrat doug jones has benefitted from moore's troubles. he's raised about a quarter of a million dollars a day since news of the scandal broke. >> mya rodriguez for us in alabama this morning. mya, thank you. while president trump is keeping quiet about roy moore and his allegations, he's not hesitating to take on al franken who apologized this week for his own misdeeds with a model on a uso tour in 2006. he canceled two appearances as he dealed with the fallout. kelly o'donnell is following it all for us. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. it's easy to see how president trump has a lot riding on the outcome of the alabama senate race which is why it is notable that he's relied on his spokesperson, not his twitter feed or words on camera to comment about roy moore. that has stood out.

however, the president has been willing to use his twitter feed to criticize democrat al franken who's been a trump critic. out of sight. senator al franken canceled book tour appearances for sunday and monday. fallout after his apology for making an unwanted sexual advance toward leann tweeden who appeared on stage with him at a 2006 show for troops. out ofbounds. the white house says past complaints of sexual misconduct made by several women against president trump are not at issue now. >> senator franken has admitted wrong doing and the president hasn't. i think that's a very clear distinction. >> reporter: defending franken. women staffers who together released a letter saying, he treated us with the utmost respect. lawmakers find their own reactions are under fire. senator kirsten gillibrand who said president bill clinton's sexual misconduct should have led to his resignation pushed back against clinton allies who

called her a hypocrite for accepting the clintons' help. >> bill clinton did very important things for this country, but my point is about this conversation we are having today and that we need to have the high standards for elected leaders. >> reporter: the harassment controversies prompted a surprising strategy in ohio. in a facebook statement quoted by "the washington post," a democrat hoping to run for governor referred to the latest news as a national feeding frenzy about sexual indiscretions. bill o'neil, a state supreme court justice then over-shared. in the last 50 years, i was sexually intimate with 50 very attractive females including a gorgeous blond and a drop dead gorgeous redhead. o'neil's comments garnered condemnation. for senator franken, he has not been seen publicly since this blew up. he has sent a personal handwritten letter to his

accusers and she accepted his because the senate is now on its break for thanksgiving and is not due back to washington for more than a week. >> thank you. >> president trump's son-in-law and top adviser jared kushner is coming under fire for failing to disclose what lawmakers call a back door overture and dinner invite with a russian banker accused of links with organized crime and vladimir putin. this between the man who set up the meeting last year says he is now ready to talk to special prosecutor robert mueller. kim delaney is an investigative and national security reporter for nbc news. always good to see you. thanks for coming in this morning. >> good morning, craig. >> kushner's legal team has not turned over all the documents it requested, documents including a russian back door overture and a

dinner invite. what do we know about this overture? >> this is really just another example of a russian with high level kremlin connections circling around the trump campaign. this man accused by spanish prosecutors of having russian organized crime connection, something he denies, was trying to get a a senior level around a national rifle association conference. an e-mail chain made its way to kushner. and kushner instructed people to pass on the meeting. and his lawyer says, look, that's exculpatory. but the problem is they didn't turn these documents over to investigators. secondly, this man did get a high-level trump meeting with donald trump jr. according to to him, he had dinner with donald trump jr. trump remembers it a little differently. but congressional investigators want to know more about that encounter. >> ken, quickly, let's talk for a moment about the man who set up the infamous meeting between donald trump jr. and the russians. rob goldstone, he's agreed to

talk to bob mueller's team. a couple of things. one, why might goldstone be so important to this administration -- this investigation? and two, should the administration be worried? >> reporter: sheinelle, goldstone is important because he was the guy who set up this meeting. he was the intermediary between the russian family and donald trump jr. he wrote those e-mails we've all read that said the russian government is trying to help your dad and this russian lawyer has incriminating information on hillary clinton. so we've seen those e-mails. but robert mueller wants to know what else goldstone knows about what was promised, what was delivered. so he's important in this. >> ken, thank you. some other big headlines we're following this morning include an intense manhunt under way in florida a day after three inmates broke out of jail. they escaped through the ceiling in the jail's library. stephanie gosk is here with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, this morning residents in florida are on edge and

they're on the lookout. more than 24 hours after those three inmates escaped from the county ji. the sheriff of the county said they were likely unarmed but should still be considered dangerous. search teams are out in the florida panhandle combing through heavily wooded areas. this video shot by the tallahassee democrat. multiple agencies are part of the effort on foot and in the air. >> we're not going to rest until these guys are back behind bars. >> reporter: there's indication they may have left the area, but they are continuing to search locally. joel cooper, donald cotterman and casey martina are all charged with armed burglary. all three have long rap sheets and were awaiting court proceedings. when in the early morning hours on friday the sheriff's office says they escaped through a hole in the ceiling of the law library. >> the ceiling had a pretty thick sheet rock covering and

they were able to break through that sheet rock covering and get up into the ceiling. once they got in between the ceiling and the roof, they made their way to the nearest door they could find. and dropped down. >> reporter: last seen wearing sweats and long johns, police closed schools on friday and told the public to keep eyes open but do not approach them. >> my girlfriend was scared to death. we've got four kids. she tells me she wants to get a gun and stuff like that. >> i know our sheriff's department does a wonderful job and i know they're going to get them. >> reporter: often the most challenging things for escapees is figuring what to do when they get out. no money, no clothes. they will need support. that's often when law enforcement can catch up to them. until then, no doubt people in the panhandle of florida are making sure their doors are double bolted. back to you. >> stephanie, thank you. some 24 hours after a fire tore through a nursing home in pennsylvania, authorities say they are still trying to account for everyone who had been inside

when that fire broke out. meanwhile, investigators are also trying to figure out what caused the massive blaze that forced 140 people to flee for their lives. kristen dahlgren reports now. >> reporter: as intense flames ripped through the senior living center, some residents trapped inside. in beds and wheelchairs unable so escape the raging inferno. >> it was heavy black smoke. you couldn't see. >> reporter: this nurse assistant was on duty. just one of the countless heroes to rushed in to help. >> i didn't think about me running out and leaving them in. i thought about getting them out to safety first. >> reporter: as she roused residents, high winds spread the blaze. >> they need as many ems units at the scene as they can get. >> reporter: hundreds of firefighters were soon joined by neighbors. >> a lot of them don't have anywhere to go tomorrow and their families are scared and it's just sad. >> reporter: andrew and luke took an uber from their college 20 minutes away.

>> at first we were just looking for my grandmother. >> it was a moment of panic. >> reporter: but even after his own grandmother was safe, they stayed pushing others from danger. >> once we knew she was safe, we were going to help at that point. what other option do you really have? >> reporter: 27 were injured. the mayor telling nbc news some people are still missing. police won't confirm how many people are unaccounted for. but with more than 150 residents rescued, many are calling it a miracle. that so many were saved. >> we're blessed to be out. everybody's blessed to be out. >> reporter: for "today," kristen dahlgren, nbc news, westchester, pennsylvania. also this morning, argentina is intensifying the search for a missing submarine with 44 crew members on board. there's been no communication with the sub for two days. officials believe an electrical outage may be to blame which would force the vessel to come to the surface, but there's been no sign of it in stormy weather. the sub was last confirmed to be in the south argentine sea.

an intense search is under way in western pennsylvania this morning for a suspect involved in that deadly shooting of a police officer. officer bryan shaw tried to make a traffic stop last night when he was shot and killed during a foot pursuit. he had been with the police department for less than a year. police have recovered a vehicle wanted in connection with the shooting and are now calling on the public for help and finding the suspect. meanwhile, a hunt for two suspects is under way in gainesville, florida where a gun battle erupted after police responded to a domestic violence call there. both of those officers suffered minor injuries and are expected to be okay. tv host ryan seacrest has released a formal statement disputing a decade-old misconduct allegation made by a former wardrobe stylist at e news. he said i dispute these reckless allegations and i plan to cooperate with any corporate inquiries that may result. i treat all this colleagues with kindness, dignity, and

understanding as this is a principle that's core to who i am. seacrest apologized if he ever made the woman feel disrespected, but he went on to say throughout his career the majority of his colleagues have been women whom he respects, advocates for, and says will continue to support. seacrest says his track record will speak for itself. dylan dreyer standing by. we've got nasty weather in parts of this country. >> i know. and if you are traveling, it is the middle of the country that's going to see the trouble spots today. but take a look at what we saw in colorado where we did have some snow falling in parts of southeastern colorado with this system moving through. you can see kind of a car vision there. driving into the snow. and there were some spinouts and accidents because it's that time of year where you have to get used to driving in that nasty weather again. not a whole lot of accumulation. but still it's a sign of what's to come. this storm system is now moving through the midwest. and you can see heavy rain is really the biggest factor with this storm system right now. and the heaviest of the rain is

moving through iowa. just south of chicago. we're also seeing heavier rain moving into northern ohio and parts of western pennsylvania. the wind is going to be a big factor, though, over the next day or so. 40 to 50 mile-per-hour gusts. wind advisories in effect. this area of low pressure will continue to move eastward. it's going to move rain into the northeast into sunday. back behind it winds are so strong we're going to see lake-effect snow kick in. parts of upstate new york could see a foot of snow. if you're it's a cold 30s and 40s for the bay area this morning, and palo alto, 38 degrees right now, san jose, 42, up near the napa and santa rosa area, also waking up to those 30s. now, we are expecting an overall dry day, the temperatures will be fairly cool, climbing into the 60s for san francisco with mostly clear skies, not just for the coastline few also for inland areas, san jose, expect a climb into the mid 60s before we see the return of some rain by tomorrow.

and that's your latest >> and that's your latest forecast. >> thank you, dylan. still ahead, the fight between the final five. why the ladies of the u.s. gymnastics team are going head to head now. >> plus the quick actions by a semitruck drivers when a group of kids almost ran right in front of the truck. but first this is "today" on nbc. first, this is "today" on nbc.

time now for the download. our look back at the week that was. president trump held a group of ucla basketball play ares held in china and joe biden made news when he stopped by "today." former vice president joe biden in an exclusive interview here on "today" touching on tragedy. >> what would my son be doing if

he were still here? i devoted myself to dealing with that. >> trump. >> i think there's a number of things that he's doing well. it's more the tone of this administration that bothers me. >> running in 2020. >> i think people have a right to ask about your age, your health. if we run, i think it's a legitimate issue for people to raise. >> does it sound like he's running? raise your hand. >> a shooting rampage in california left five people dead and ten others hurt. >> the gunman opened fire at at least seven locations. >> the suspect first killed his wife, then targeted homes, vehicles, even an elementary school. >> we would have had a horrific blood bath in that school if that school hadn't taken the action when they did. >> the shooter later gunned down in a standoff with police. an apparent serial killer strikes again. >> same gate. same walk. >> four people killed over the course of a months in tampa,

florida. officials say it's no coincidence the suspect still on the loose. >> the latest victim 60-year-old ronn ronnie felton gunned down on his way to church. >> what's done in the dark will come to the light and we have to pray. president trump helped secure the release of three ucla basketball players who got caught shoplifting in china. >> that was not something that should have happened. >> the freshman could have faced up to ten years in prison. >> sorry for stealing from the stores in china. to president trump and the united states government, thank you for taking the time to intervene on our behalf. some of the week's most m memorable moments caught on camera. close call. just moments after getting off a school bus, these children narrowly escaped getting run over by a semi. the driver slams on his brakes just in time. a floor suddenly collapses at a college party in texas.

miraculously everyone walks away unharmed. fellow drivers couldn't believe their eyes when they saw this semi push a car if about a minute along a highway. seemingly unaware it got stuck there when the two merged into each other. amazingly, no one was hurt. jimmy fallon returns to "the tonight show" with a touching tribute to his late mother who he calls his biggest fan. >> when we were little he would squeeze my hand three times and say i love you and i would squeeze back and say i love you too. mom, i'll never stop trying to make you laugh. i love you. and taylor swift with a special performance. and one new york city commuter is not amused when lebron james from the cleveland cavaliers starts shooting video of him in the subway before their game with the knicks.

the writer not a sports fan. >> i had no idea who lebron james was because i don't watch football. >> basketball. good morning. it is saturday at 5:56. here's a live look outside at san francisco from san bruno mountain. the lights are twinkling. it looks clear. you know what that means? it is cold. i feel like those always correlate. it is clear and beautiful

because it's cold and it is cold out there. >> if you're leaving now, heading anywhere bright and early, well, it's not bright yet, make sure to pack that coat and definitely expect to keep the cooler temperatures through the afternoon. palo alto right now, 38 degrees, spie peninsula seeing temperatures in the 30s. santa rosa, 34 degrees, and just to give you an idea of how cold we are this morning, here's a quick look at the 24-hour temperature change from where we were yesterday at this hour. san jose, ten degrees cooler. look at half moon bay. 13 degrees cooler. san francisco, 9 degrees cooler at this hour than we were yesterday so definitely feeling very chilly out there. san francisco's temperature trend showing nice clear skies which will be on tap for your saturday but we do have some changes ahead on sunday, important changes so you're going to want to tune in at 7:00 a.m. because i'll break that down for you. >> good tease.

we'll n tutune in at 7:00. a courthouse confrontation caught on video, a santa clara deputy being accused of using excessive force. >> i heard you. >> that deputy was attempting to enforce a no courthouse videotaping rule. well, that woman you heard, susan, says she's a journalist which was helping two members search their family court cases. she says she started recording because deputies surrounded one of the men she was with and told him to stop taking pictures of documents. a sheriff's department spokesman declined to speak to us on camera but he did say the deputies were trying to enforce a standing order by the lead judge of the family court that says you can't take pictures or video in the courthouse. he claims deputies have told her about that order before. today was adoption day and up on the 8th floor, there were people with their phones out recording all over, so they're selectively using who they apply the recording in the courthouse.

>> well, bassi also says the deputy broke her hand when he took her phone. this is what it looked like after the confrontation with the deputy. the sheriff's spokesman says they're investigating whether bassi violated the judge's order herself. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," why homeowners are afraid to go outside in one barber neighborhood. we also have reports from laurie garcia and marcus washington this morning for our annual feed the need food drive. that plus all your top stories and weather. a change tomorrow in the weather. right now, we'll send you back to "the today show."

we are back on this saturday morning, november 18th, 2017. >> lot to get to this half hour. let's begin with a check of the headlines including president trump hitting the pause button overnight. the roar of the crowd after howls from environmentalists, president trump puts a hold on overnight that would have allowed big game hunters to bring back elephant and lion trophies. standing by herman, the wife of roy moore speaks out in his defense. >> even after all the attacks against me, against my family, and now against my husband, he will not step down.

>> meanwhile, moore himself remaining silent on the allegations he had inappropriate relationships with teenagers when he was in his 30s. still missing, this morning officials in pennsylvania trying to account for all the residents of a senior center a day after a five alarm blaze ripped through the complex injuring dozens. no gold this time. former olympic figure skater gracie gold withdraws from the u.s. championships and that means she won't be competing at the olympics in south korea. gold battling depression, anxiety and an eating disorder. >> this will be my last season as a full-time driver. and last lap, danica patrick, the first woman to race full-time at nascar's highest level announcing she will retire as a full-time racer after this weekend, sending shock waves through the racing community. today, saturday, november 18th, 2017. so i mentioned danica. we'll also talk to dale

earnhardt, jr. in the next hour. >> two big racing legends calling it quits. three members of team usa's fine five are in the middle of a very public battle playing out on social media. simone biles jumping to the defense of aly raisman after gabby douglas criticized raisman after a post. >> good morning you to, sir. this all started with a post from raisman taking on critics she says were victim shaming her. now a new set of critics are coming after her teammate for doing the very same thing. together they reached new heights in the gym. olympic gold medalist ally raisman part of the team that dominated the competition. raisman responding to critics

she says shamed the way she dressed in a photo shoot posted on instagram friday. just because a woman wears a sexy out fit -- unprompted douglas chimed in appearing to bas her teammate. it is our responsibility to dress modestly and classy. dressing in a sexual way entices the wrong crowd. the post drew widespread criticism including from teammate simone biles who tweeted shocks me i'm seeing this, but it doesn't surprise me. adding honestly, seeing this brings me to tears because as your teammate, i expected more from you and to support her. after the backlash, douglas backtracked. i didn't correctly word my reply and i am deeply sorry for coming off like i don't stand alongside my teammates. accusing former usa gymnastics team of sexual abuse.

she spoke out earlier this week here on "today." >> i think he's a monster and i think it is so disturbing to me what he did to me. >> a controversy dividing one of the country's most beloved teams playing out for all the world to see. >> and all of this while larry remains in a michigan jail facing sexual assault charges. that's after pleading guilty to federal child porn charges. he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >> steve patterson for us this morning. thank you. dylan, how about another check of the weather? >> we have got the storm in the midwest. as we get closer to thanksgiving, we're going to see some improve mentes for travel weather. let's start on tuesday in the north west where we do have the potential of another strong storm making its way on shore. if you're flying out of seattle or portland, you could run into delays, even boise and san francisco could see delays as well. if you're traveling along the roads, mountain passes will be tricky, but the heavy rain and the gusty winds will make things

very difficult on the roads as well. if you're traveling on wednesday, still unselttled in the north west, but ideal through most of the country. there will be some rain through florida and a little bit of icy mix, especially across new england. then on thanksgiving itself, still beautiful across the majority of the country. more wintery weather in the north west, especially in the it's a cold start on this saturday morning, 43 degrees in san francisco, 38 for palo alto, oakland at 39, and napa at 34 degrees as you wake up this morning, so make sure to bundle up. now, we are expecting mostly clear skies, but those cooler temperatures will continue through the afternoon. a quick look at your 24-hour temperature change. san francisco, ten degrees cooler, san jose, ten degrees cooler as well and we are expecting a climb into the upper 50s and 60s for inland areas. and that's your latest forecast.

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pretty low right now. >> actually we have a surplus of turkeys which is good for us as consumers. you want to know exactly how much you need to buy, right? it's one pound for one person. there are stores like target, walmart, aldi, you want to look for under $1 a pound. open up your circulars. use a great app called the flip app. there's also a lot of stores that are around .39 a pound. some offering a free turkey but you have to spend, like, $100. . don't spend the $100 just to save on the turkey, but stores are offering great deals. ten people, ten pound turkey. >> i like the sides. talk about maybe some budget friendly sides. >> the american farm bureau actually reported that a lot of the side dishes are cheaper this year than in other years. we're looking at bread, rolls, milk, sweet potatoes, peas and

pie shells are actually cheaper this year than we've seen in previous years. if you want to be good on your wallet, stick to these. >> if you're on a budget or there's side dishes that you might want to skip. >> unfortunately a lot of them are staples. s these are actually higher. cranberries, stuffing, whip cream and pumpkin pie mix are a lot more expensive this year. plan your budget around the things you absolutely need versus want. you're going to save more money. >> hopefully my momma can still make her pecan pie. >> do you have more tips? >> i have a very large family. i have a four kids, a lot of extended family. one person provides the turkey and we provide the side dishes. also keep it simple. don't go and buy these exotic ingredients for one dish .

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to tell us all about it. >> we've all been there. it's thanksgiving. you eat until you're stuffed until you realize you've gone too far. a lot of people will unbutton their pants. that's not socially acceptable in all circles. the folks at stove top have come up with a solution. >> introducing thanksgiving dinner pants. the perfect way to enjoy thanksgiving deny ner comfort and style. it can expand to nearly two times their original size. the upscale styling seems to be important for milan or italy. these were designed in the usa and look great on men and women of all ages. >> why do i agree to do these things? these are the actual pants. no surprise, the thanksgiving dinner pants has taken off online. one person tweeting if one of my friends don't get me a pair of these by thanksgiving, i'm u unfriending everyone. elaine searly."

if you want to eat at my house, there's now a dress code. the pants cost $19.98, but they are currently sold out. >> no way. >> you can have mine if you want them. >> those aren't going to fit me. >> these are huge. >> pair of yoga pants, maternity pants. >> that's what i just said. >> wait, did you see the pockets? >> pockets, wow. thank you, dylan dreyer for that. coming up next, how craig really got behind an important issue for men's health. this is worth the wait. look at those knees. first, this is "today" on nbc. ♪ ♪

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we're back on a saturday morning with our month long series no shave today. this is a time to focus on men's health issues.

>> i've been growing this thing out. >> takes a lot of work for you. >> this is the most facial hair i've had in my life. >> you have little red -- are those grays? >> those are grays. >> with makeup on them. >> thanks so much. in addition to no shave november, because so many cancer patients lose their hair, we also wanted to talk about an important issue sometimes men don't want to talk about, and that is getting a prostate exam. the simple fact is getting checked could very well save your life. >> so what did craig, matt, al, and carson do to raise awareness? check it out. >> i kid you not, i said i don't know either, but i'll get to the bottom of it. >> no, you didn't. >> no, i did. >> gentlemen, thanks for coming. >> guys, guys, hold on. >> give me the check. >> no, please, guys. >> look, savannah's here. >> is that blake shelton? >> give it here, weatherman. >> come on.

>> look, there's andy cohen. >> you know what, fellas, why don't you all get the check? >> so, it looks like we're all getting the check. >> okay, the doctors will see you now. >> get the check. >> absolutely fantastic. >> our apologies to the tour groups in 30 rock feller that hopped out of the elevator. >> that was in the building? >> yeah, yeah. >> really, really -- time well spent. >> thank you, get the check. still to come on "today," keith urban's surprising new back-up singer. >> dale earnhardt jr. looking at

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good saturday morning. it is 6:26. here's a live look outside at san francisco from san bruno mountain, a beautiful view on a very chilly morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at that very chilly microclimate forecast. >> it's nice and clear but it's

also cold. >> yeah, it's like the tradeoff. >> exactly. but at least, hey, if you're sleeping in or you get to kind of stay inside today, it's going to be a good day for that but you may want to head outside because today we aren't expecting any rain. it's going to be a dry, clear day. look at this shot over san francisco. how often do we see san francisco without any fog? looking absolutely beautiful and if you're wondering about these temperatures, yes, we are in the 30s in some spots. santa rosa, 34, napa, 34, palo alto, also in the 30s at 38 degrees and san francisco at about 43 degrees. now, san jose is on the lower side with 41 degrees, and the temperature trend if you notice in the icons, a lot of sunshine. so any cloud cover that we do have now should be kind of fading away by the afternoon, making way for an overall lovely afternoon but we do have big changes coming. for the time line, tune in at 7:00 a.m. >> stay tuned for that. vianey, thanks. a courthouse confrontation, and it was caught on video.

a santa clara county deputy is being accused of using excessive force. >> no recording. >> i heard you. >> well, that deputy was attempting to enforce a no courthouse videotaping rule. susan bassi, the woman whose voice you heard, says she's a journalist and was helping two men research their family court cases. she says she started recording because deputies surrounded one of the men she was with and told him to stop taking pictures of documents. a sheriff's department spokesman declined to speak to us on camera but he did say the deputies were trying to enforce a standing order by the lead judge of the family court banning taking pictures or video in the courthouse. he claims deputies have told bassi about that order before. >> today was adoption todday anp on the 8th floor, there were people with their phones out recording all over, so they're selectively using who they apply the recording in the courthouse. >> bassi says the deputy broke her hand when he took her phone. this is what it looked like

after the confrontation. sheriff's spokesman says they're still investigating whether bassi violated the judge's order against taking pictures or video in the courthouse. it is 6:29. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," why homeowners are afraid to go outside in one east bay neighborhood. we will also have live reports from laura garcia and marcus washington this morning for our annual feed the need food drive. that, plus all your top stories and weather, big change coming tomorrow, coming up at 7:00. right now, back to "the today show."

good breaking overnight. hearing the roar, predent trump puts a controversy decision on hold overnight halting the lift of big game trophies like elephants and lions into the u.s. what it means for hunters and those who oppose the big game lunts. >> thanksgiving travel would hes millions of people hoping to get head start on holiday travel could see the plans snarl thanks to storm across the country, snow and heavy winds could lead to big delays at the airports. dillon standing by with details on that. and ready to retire, nascar great dale earn hard junior reflects back on career filled

with memories of his dad and major wins. what he's now saying about his future off the track today saturday november 18, 2017. so much to celebrate today. >> it's our anniversary. >> and my birthday. yay! >> who are we saying hi to this morning? >> st. louis. >> big birthday. >> i'm 13. >> i love this. what are you celebrating this morning? >> 35 years. >> who are we cheering for this morning? >> shannon king. >> 20th time doing this. i'm so happy! >> good saturday morning to you. welcome back to "today." let me tell you something anyone can show up on the plaza when itsds nice and 80 degrees.

it takes real "today" show fans to show up on a day like this. it's what, 30 degrees? >> i think it's a little above 30. >> that's why you are not the meteorologist. >> this is a huge crowd this morning. >> stits the tree. >> we have a lot to get to this morning but let's begin with today's news. >> good morning i'm kelly o'donnell at the white house where president trump made a surprising announcement on twitter that appears to hear the out cry of big game hunting trophies. the president is putting on hold the controversial policy that would have allowed the importation of african elephants and lie ens killed for sport. the president said the decision will be delayed until, quote, i reserve all the conserve trags facts. animal rights activists and both parties had pushed back hard. while the u.s. fish and wildlife had said the hunting of big game by affluent americans actually

generates money used for conservation. president trump added the issue has been under study by the government for years and work with secretary ryan zinke on this. humane society says it is grateful the president responded and hopes he will keep the ban permanent on trophy imports on these endangered species. . chanel, craig. >> kelly o'donnell. thank you. >> also coming up this morning, the wife of ray moore speaking out. >> they said they believe in him ahead of the spebl election. the candidate himself showing no signs of backing down. my an is here in alabama with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, craig, we are heading into the final three weeks before that

election. but the republican nominee, ray moore continues to face questions about his past behavior and it's dividing voters. >> in a little more than a week, at least nine women have made allegations against ray moore about inappropriate behavior, stretching back decades. ranging from unwanted pursuing of teenagers to sexual assault. moore denies all claims of sexual misconduct. campaign calls them, quote, politically motivated. >> we are in a battle. >> reporter: while he avoided spotlight on friday, his wife did not speaking before the supporters. >> even after all the attacks against me, against my family, against the foundation, and now against my husband, he will not step down. >> reporter: on friday, alabama's republican governor, kay i'vey, she still plans to vote for moore to help keep the

republicans in the u.s. snatd. >> i'll cast my ballot on december 12th and i do believe the nominee tft party is the one i'll vote for. >> reporter: in moore's hometown of gadsen some of the sruti any welcomed. >> i think the truth needs to be dug out. >> meanwhile the white house is pushing back on claims that president trump stayed silent about the that president trump stayed silent about the allegations against moore. >> he said if the allegations are true, he should step aside. >> moore's opponent in the alabama senate race, democrat doug jones not mentioning his opponent by name but acknowledging all the attention paid to this race. >> we're at a tipping point in this country that we are seeing and we are powering women to stand up and speak out. i think that's a wonderful thing. >> the democrat doug jones who you just heard there has actually benefited from moore's troubles. he's raised about $250,000 a day since news of the scandal broke. craig. >> mia, thank you.

let's take a look at some other headlines. al franken has canceled his book tour after -- on a tour back in 2006. meanwhile friday the white house drew distinctions between franken and president trump saying past complaints of sexual misconduct made against trump are not an issue because the president has not admitted any wrongdoing while franken has. >> the nfl is investigating an allegation that tampa buccaneers quarterback jameis win stone groped a fee male uber driver last march. winst winston denied the allegations saying he believed the driver was confused over the number of passengers in the car and who was sitting next to her. uber says winston was barred from using the service after the incident was brought to their attention. winston was previously accused of sexual assault when he was a

student at florida state university. he settled a civil lawsuit with that accuser in 2016. >> on a more positive note, a florida woman who became known as the chain saw nun was honored overnight for her acts of service during hurricane irma. sister margaret ann was surprised by the miami heat. the nba team awarding her a $5,000 chaeck for the charity o her choice and also tickets to an upcoming heat game. the chain saw nun became a social media sensation when this video of her using a chain saw to clear the storm's debris went viral. >> i remember covering that. people getting a jump on their holiday travel might see big delays this weekend. >> we certainly could especially through the midwest. i want to get to this sign. ten years married. love. two kids. i can't read. it's so cold out here.

anyway, two minutes on "the today show." you've got me two seconds of mumbling through. can we do a go pats? >> go pats. >> the patriots this morning. let's take a look at the wr going on back through the midwest where we do have the storm system that is producing a lot of rain through iowa into northern illinois. even a bit of wintery mix across central pennsylvania. keep that in mine if you're traveling today. we're also looking at gusty winds. take a look at the wind gusts. 30 to 40 miles per hour. this system that's going to make its way into the northeast bringing rain to the northeast on sunday. winds could gust up near about 30 to 40 miles per hour sunday morning. that could cause some delays at the airports. we're looking at several inches of rain within some of these heavier storms that are developing and we could see some localized flooding. look at the lake effect snow we're expecting. because of those strong northwest winds crossing over the very unfrozen lakes. we could see up to 12 inches of

snow especially in and around the syracuse area. it is going to be a little bit messy leading up to thanksgiving, but thanksgiving we've got clear conditions now, and that's exactly what you can expect for your saturday, those nice, chilly temperatures will turn cool into the afternoon. santa rosa right now waking up to 34 degrees, napa 34, oakland 39 degrees, down near hayward, 43 degrees and along the coastline, even there enjoying nice clear skies as well. right now, the san francisco temperature trend shows plenty of sunshine into the afternoon, with temperatures climbing into the lower 60s with mid 60s for inland areas. skpnch and that's your latest forecast. coming up next, we're going to ask the age old question, how soon is too soon to start playing that holiday music? >> plus why katie pa-- katie par

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thing. that the holiday season is fast approaching. christmas, though, still more than five weeks away, believe it or not, so it too son to break out the holiday muse sniic? that was the big debate with folks saying it's never too early. m mariah's -- stores started announcing when they are going to play holiday music. j. j.c. pennie and others have agreed to not play until thanksgiving. many target stores say they won't play it at all. so how soon is too soon? we put that out on twitter. it was a close call. 5,000 people who weighed in, 49% say it's too early. 49% say keep the christmas tunes coming. what say you? >> maybe after thanksgiving. but if i hear it, i'm certainly not bothered by it.

>> i do think it's a little early, but after thanksgiving i think is a free for all. >> it does stress some people out. you hear the music and you think -- >> i'm not ready. but you go in the stores and already -- >> but thanksgiving is a little earlier this year, right? >> it is. >> i think that's why it's throwing me off. really? thanksgiving is this week? >> i love the holiday music. my favorite. "silent night" by the temptations. >> let's get to pop start. victoria secret fashion show will have to do with one less ain angel and pop princess. gigi hadid and katie per-- katy perry are out. i won't be able to make it to china. while she didn't give a clear reason, there's speculation she wasn't granted access into china because of a media post where she squinted her eyes and

attempted to imitate the buda. katy perry has also apparently been denied a visa. that was made after she wore a dress with sun flowers, a symbol of anti-china protesters. the fashion show will air on november 28 th. next up, call it a perfect match for sen re na williams and the reddit founder. they tied the night in new orleans. we now have pictures thanks to a beautiful spread in "vogue." by the looks of it, the bride war not one, but three dresses. it comes after 11 after the couple welcomed a baby girl. among the guest -- nicole kidman is adding another accolade to her resume. don't count out a singing career

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we are back on a saturday morning with a racing legend getting ready to drive in his last race as a full-time racer

tomorrow. >> dale earnhardt jr. has been a nascar driver for decades, but he's ready to retire. >> he sat down recently with will willie geist, talked about his legendary dad and what he plans to do next. >> the end of an era. dale earnhardt jr. hanging up his fire suit. fans of the man who drives the number 88 chevrolet heartbroken. >> it's going to be sad we won't get to see him saturday and sunday. >> it's the last lap that started when he was a teenager. he's won 26 races, two at daytona 500. a concussion in 2016 forced junior to rethink his place in the sport. >> having that experience in the

history of concussions and knowing what we went through to get well, i know i can't do this for five or ten more years with that in the back of my mind. i know i can't and i don't want to. i wanted to selfishly retire on my terms. so this year i've been able to make sure that i'm getting it all out of my system. >> earnhardt was born into racing. dale earnhardt sr. was racing royalty driving the black number 3 chevy with swagger. they called him the intimidator. >> he was everybody's hero. people loved him. when he walked in a room t, it changed. >> in 2001, as father and son whipped around the final lap at the daytona 500, tragedy struck. >> i came around actually and saw the people working on him and trying to get him out of the car. and that was, like, oh, this is unusual. i immediately went right out of the infield center and jumped in a car to go to the hospital because that's where they were going to take him directly.

>> and that's where you found out, at the hospital? >> yeah. i hated that i lost him and i hate that he can't be around to know my wife. she wants to know him so badly. he was this really special, special person. sfwl >> a lot of people who know you say junior is a different guy since he met amy. do you think that's true? >> absolutely. i didn't just change immediately. it took a while. she's made me smarter, kinder, more thoughtful person. not just for her. like, for everyone. >> earnhardt recently announced that wife amy is pregnant with the couple's first child. a little girl. so what's next for junior? he'll still be at the racetrack on sundays. just up in the tv booth as an analyst for nbc sports. >> are you going to be honest? are you going to tell the truth about all these guys you know? >> yeah. i got the opportunity last year to do a couple races. i had no idea that i would enjoy

it as much as i did. >> is there any chance this is a michael jordan retirement where you go away for a little while and come back? >> i don't think so. the travel and being away from my family and my wife and i want to experience raising a child. just be normal. >> willie geist, nbc news. >> that's fast. >> dale earnhardt's final race tomorrow. the ford eco boost 400 airs right here on nbc. >> it is hard to believe that he's done. i remember when he started racing. that is going to do it for us. willie sitting down with wonder woman herself to talk about the role of (vo) zero calories...

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bay .... a courthouse confrontation caught on camera. wa good morning, i'm kira klapper. coming up next on "today in the bay," a courthouse confrontation caught on camera. was excessive force used? see for yourself. also, we are feeding the need today. we're kicking off our annual food drive. plus, the cool and dry day around the bay area. vianey arana will let us know when the rain will return this weekend.

good saturday morning to you. it is 7:00. here's a live look outside as the sunrises over san francisco. we're getting this beautiful view, as we look from san bruno mountain on a very chilly morning. it officially feels like it's about to be thanksgiving. good morning, thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at that microclimate forecast and you were telling me you know what? don't complain because today, at least, is dry. >> dry, yeah. dry and clear. you've seen how beautiful. look behind us. so gorgeous. >> gorgeous. >> yeah, but the temperatures are cold, kira. 30s and 40s right