the bay bridge toll plaza is full. notice the lower right lanes, the hov lanes in the area are jammed up, indicating something going on around the metering lights on the span because the incline is moving smoothly. >> it's a busy morning out there. the "today" show comes up next on television. did you know, "today in the bay," we continue right now with more live apec coverage on roku, samsung tv, or wherever you stream. you can join us now or whenever it fits into your schedule. >> let's keep the morning going here on "today in the bay." thank you for making us a part of your morning. we leave you with a live, beautiful look at the sunrise at the east bay hills. good tuesday morning good tuesday morning the nation's capitol on high alert this morning. >> ahead of a massive march for israel it is november 14th, this is "today." ♪ >> show of support tens of thousands in washington

this morning set to rally for the release of hostages and the end of anti-semitic attacks on the rise since the start of the war. >> to be seen together, we're not intimidated. we're not scared we will come to the most visible place in the united states of america, the national mall. >> the national guard called in to help beef you have security we are live in washington and in israel with the very latest. trouble for trump? newly revealed videos from the election interference case in georgia. members of the former president's inner circle detailing his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 results. >> he said the boss is not going to leave under any circumstances. we are just going to stay in power. >> just ahead the impact on the closely-watched case and trump's reaction code of conduct. the supreme court adopt its first ever set of rules aimed at addressing months of ethics concerns and investigations. but did the nine justices go far

enough to reign in their own behavior emotional vigil. >> 365 days since my life changed forever. >> the university of idaho pauses to remember the tragic loss of four students a year ago. >> they still live on in stories and memories shared, and they will always be guiding those who loved them >> inside the touching new tributes all that plus high seas. the growing controversy of passengers bringing pot on to cruise ships ahead of the busy holiday travel season. what you need to know before setting sail. and monday night drama. >> he missed it! but a flag is down >> the broncos stun the bills after getting two chances at a game-winning field goal. >> right down the middle oh, my goodness. what a way to lose a game. oh, my goodness.

>> the wild finish to wrap up another big week in the nfl, today, tuesday, november 14th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good tuesday morning. good to see you. welcome to "today" i'm glad you are with us. i'm sure some bills fans are waking up this morning going, did that really happen like that >> especially the kicker feel bad for a couple chances. you get two chances to get the game winner and it doesn't work out. but, i guess that's why they say welcome to the nfl it's tough out there. >> exactly we begin with the war the middle east and a new focus on the conflict here in the u.s tens of thousands of people expected to attend a huge pro-israel rally on the national mall today >> they are set to call for the release of hostages still head by hamas and they'll speak out against the rise in anti-semitic attacks. the march has been upgraded to a level 1 security event with the national guard assisting washington police. >> this all comes as president

biden is weighing in on the fighting around gaza's biggest hospital israel saying it's a hide out for hamas, but the intense attacks are putting patients, including dozens of premature babies at extreme risk president biden now saying hospitals in gaza, quote, must be protected we have complete coverage. we will start with the massive rally in d.c. with nbc's gabe gutierrez. hey, gabe, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. law enforcement is on high alert. many treats around the national mall are already shut down as tens of thousands of people are expected to ma here later today. now, we have been seeing more and more of these rallies both here and around the world as tensions continue to rise more than a month into this war as the fighting rages in gaza, this morning around the national mall security preparations are underway for what is the largest pro-israel rally in the u.s. since the war began.

>> mpd has asked for mutual assistance and support from the national guard. >> reporter: the department of homeland security now labeling the march for israel a level one security event, one of the agency's highest designations. tens of thousands of demonstrators expected here. >> we will be part of this historic moment. >> reporter: overnight, some were bussed in from across the country, including this group from boston. they're demanding hamas release its hostages and an end to anti-semitic attacks how significant is this moment for jewish americans >> to be seen together, that we're not intimidated. we're not scared we will come to the most visible place in the united states of america, the national mall between the capitol and the white house, and we will stand together. >> reporter: earlier this month, a pro-palestinian demonstration in washington ended up at the white house gates. in chicago monday, a jewish group in solidarity with palestinians renewing calls for a cease fire more than 100 demonstrators arrested. >> now more than ever it feels

absolutely imperative to say as jews as americans, not in our name >> reporter: among the planned speakers, alana, six of her relatives are hostages in gaza including a 5-year-old and 3-year-old twins >> it follows my every breath. it's there constantly, all the time it is indescribable, the uncertainty, the not knowing that is so painful >> reporter: this march is expected to get underway this afternoon. meanwhile, the biden administration is rolling out new tools later today to address the rise of anti-semitism and islamophobia on college campuses hoda >> gabe gutierrez for us in d.c. gabe, thank you. fighting has intensified around the largest hospital around gaza overnight. israel saying hamas has used the facility as cover for one of its underground command posts. president biden has weighed in

and urged israel to take less intrusive action to protect civilian lives nbc chief international correspondent keir simmons is in tel aviv with more keir, good morning >> reporter: good morning to you. much of the focus this morning is on that hospital in the gaza strip, the largest in the gaza strip, al-shifa. now three senior doctors who work there have told nbc news they have not seen hamas in that hospital but a former israeli intelligence officer tells nbc news, quote, no doubt there's a hamas headquarters under al shifa. israel has proof i saw it in the past overnight, israel's air strikes, unrelenting. this was a refugee camp in the north. and our team in gaza documenting more children pulled from the rubble in the south. continued shelling and gunfire making evacuating many hospitals impossible officials say in al-shifa hospital, 36

premature babies as they were fighting for life, doctors tell us israel releasing pictures of incubators, saying they would send them, but without any details and there's no news this morning. the president urging the israelis - >> the hospital must be protected. >> reporter: but from a children's hospital now under israeli control, israel's military releasing this roughly edited video with claims unverifiable by nbc news that this is a hamas hideout and a place where hostages were hidden >> this is hamas using hospitals as human shields, as terror machines >> reporter: a 3-year-old american-israeli hostage now named as abigail, her parents murdered by hamas along with 1200 others and it's almost four weeks since hamas posted this video of 21-year-old hos staj

mia shem her mom fighting every day for her release. >> the only thing that i saw what was in this video. >> reporter: in the video, she says she had three hours of surgery in gaza in a hospital. wherever she is now, her mom just wants her home. >> there were talks happening that may lead to some kind of a deal do you have a sense of what you want to see? >> i just want to see miya is home i don't care how and i'm only her mother who got up to this crazy situation, to this terrible, terrible situation. and all i want is to get her back >> reporter: savannah, this morning we got news of the death of a hostage, 19-year-old israeli soldier. noah the israelis say that they have told the family of her death hamas announced her death yesterday and released a propaganda video of her that they had recorded before she died i've got to say, savannah, just talking to the families, their

strength is extraordinary. >> they're being tested sorely, keir thank you very much. we should mention, lester holt is going to sit down with the families of american hostages in gaza you can watch that exclusive interview tonight on nbc "nightly news." let's turn to a historic move by the supreme court. the nine justices adopting a formal code of conduct for the first time in the court's history. it follows months of intense criticism over alleged ethics lapses involving multiple justices nbc senior legal correspondent laura jarrett is here with details. hey, laura, good morning >> reporter: hey, hoda, good morning to you of all the things on the supreme court's to do list, ethics has struck a cord. the justices say this new code should clear up the public's misunderstanding of how they govern themselves but it's also raising plenty of more questions. >> reporter: this morning, new ethics rules for the nation's highest court, a formal code of conduct now in place after a steady drip of stories on some

of the justices undisclosed trips, private jet rides and other perks. this 14-page document signed by all nine justices now laying out how they should avoid the appearance of impropriety, when to recuse from a case and reaffirming the existing rules around gifts, a move some members of the court had previewed was on the way. >> what we could do is just adapt the code of conduct that the other court systems have. i think it would be a good thing for the court to do that. >> reporter: public pressure to do something has been mounting in recent months after reporting about justice clarence thomas in particular and a year's worth of unreported luxury vacations paid for by a top conservative maga donor. something thomas believed he didn't need to report at the time but more recently updated his disclosure forms. >> i think it's clear that every member of the court has run into problem in the last few years. this is not just a problem that is besetting conservatives.

>> reporter: this new ethics code experts point out still leaving much up to the justices' own discretion and doesn't answer what happens if someone breaks the rules. >> it remains to be seen whether they will take this seriously or whether they are just doing this to get everybody off their backs. but i think this is a really good first step. >> reporter: but enough that the says a top senate democrat on capitol hill still pushing for legislative reforms. >> it may fall short of the ethical standards, which other federal judges are held to, and that's unacceptable. if it falls short, the american people will ultimately have the last word and the integrity of the court is at issue. >> well, as the justices surely know, the question is how do you enforce something like this? >> here is the thing, there is no complain department for the supreme court. they are the highest court. and the question is, what's the remedy? if one of them is accused in another story of breaking this ethics code, what then? who will enforce it? that is completely left unsaid in this document. however, as you heard from the

professor there, he thinks this is a good first step. and the ethics experts say this is a part of culture change. you actually have to write it down. that's important thing here even if it's not the be all, end all. >> all right. well first step. thank you, laura. also new this morning, newly revealed video interviews. revealing about president trump's alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election. garrett haake with the details now. >> reporter: good morning. these are part of the defendants' plea agreement. they require true and accurate information be shared with prosecutors and they also had to be pr provided to co-defendants. but what has been revealed so far shines a light on what prosecutors are dealing with in this case. this morning new revelations in the 2020 election interference case. >> pardon my french but [ bleep ] -- >> reporter: through a series of

taped interviews between prosecutors and defendants who accepted plea deals first reported by abc news and published by "the washington post". >> he said, well, we don't care. in an excited tone. and we're not going to leave. >> reporter: in her session with georgia prosecutors, jenna ellis, who pleaded guilty last month for her months to overturn the election, details an alleged conversation with trump top aide dan scavino at a white house christmas party. >> he said the boss is not going to leave under any circumstances. we are just going to stay in power. i said it doesn't quite work that way, you realize. and he said, we didn't care. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to an attorney for scavino but has not heard back. meanwhile in an interview that lasted nearly three hours, ex-trump lawyer sidney powell positioning herself to prosecutors as one who frequently communicated with the former president. >> the only real justification that he's giving you to why he is not bowing out is that his instincts tell him that he won.

>> that and the evidence that i showed him. >> reporter: powell testifying that trump had been repeated will told he lost his election but relied on his instincts and allegedly leaned on her for advice, who admitted she never practiced election law. in a statement, trump's lead georgia attorney slamming, quote, any purported private conversation as meaningless, writing in part if this is the nonsense line of inquiry being pursued and this is the bogus evidence d.a. willis rely upon, it is one more reason that this political travesty of a case must be dismissed. during his interview with prosecutor, kenneth chesebro testified he was aware of the so-called fake elector scheme. according to "the washington post," he offered advice on assembling alternate slates of electors in key battleground states to cast ballots for trump in states joe biden won during the 2020 election.

nbc news reached out for attorneys for chesebro, ellis, powell and scott hall have not heard back. former president trump and the other 14 remaining co-defendants in this case pled not guilty. savannah. >> thank you, garrett. 7:15. craig joins the table. hey, craig, good morning. >> good morning to you as well. we are getting the newest read on inflation this morning, and it could determine whether americans will face even more interest rate hikes. nbc's tom costello is covering this one for us. tom, what do we know? >> reporter: yeah, craig, good morning. the consumer price index is shows inflation slowed a bit in october thanks to lower fuel prices. unleaded gas right now down over 40 cents from a year ago. however, the core inflation takes out food and energy, shows we are still paying more for many items than we did a year ago. keep in mind, the fed wants to see inflation come down to an annual rate of 2 brs. this morning we learned that overall october inflation is running or was running at 3.2%,

a tad lower than expected, half a point lower than september, but that core inflation number came in at 4%. that's also a tad lower than expected. and we did see that used car prices dropped in october, so did rent prices. you know, the fed has been aggressively hiking interest rates to get inflation under control. and that's why we're paying more for credit cards, for car loans and mortgages. the fed did not raise rates this month. so these stats may encourage the fed to keep rates on hold next month. however, the fed chair has warned that they will continue hiking rates if inflation doesn't come down. now, we're also getting some insight into holiday shopping season, which is so critical to retailers. a new cnbc national retail federation survey of credit card spending shows consumers are already spending less and there's evidence that businesses are hiring fewer holiday workers this year to the lowest level in a decade.

big retailers say they simply don't need as much help this season. thanks are slowing. craig? >> all right, tom costello in d.c. thank you. shall we move to the nfl? wild ending for the broncos and bills "monday night football." the broncos were attempting to win with a kick. turns out the bills had 12 players on the field, too many. broncos got another shot at it. here is how number two went. >> there's nothing guaranteed. good snap. good hold. kick perfect. and the broncos have come to buffalo and they're going to leave with a win. >> okay. that was an upset. was an upset. denver with the upset win over buffalo, 24-22. >> okay. i didn't understand this story when we talked about it before i thought he missed twice and that's why the manning brothers were apoplectic.

but no, he got -- i'm sorry. congrats who cares. he won. >> buffalo is probably -- >> now they drop to 5-5. there was talk about buffalo going to the super bowl. you turn over the ball four times that makes it hard. >> that's a toughfy. hi, al. >> hello. >> what's up >> not much. we're looking at wet weather for friends along the gulf coast they really do need this rain. we are going to be looking at beneficial rain. we also got flood watches along the east coast of florida today as this low pressure system slowly makes its way through the gulf, but it is beneficial rain from louisiana all the way to florida. it's a slow mover. the heavy rain will continue across the southeast all the way up into parts of georgia flooding from west palm beach to miami possible today into tomorrow some places could pick up to 6 to 8 inches of rain before it's all over by time we get on into thursday rest of the country, warm for november in the plains coastal rain out west.

look for some snow showers northern new england sunshine from the mid atlantic all the way to the southwest we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. like doors opening wherever i go... [sound of airplane overhead] even the ground is moving for me! y'all seeing this? wild! and i don't even have to activate anything. oooooohhh... automatic sashimi! earn cash back that automatically adjusts to how you spend with the citi custom cash® card. [mind blown explosion noise] good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have some early morning rain, but now it's lifting into the north bay, and we'll eventually clear. we're headed for sunshine for the rest of today. now, we are going to have a break before some more widespread and heavy rain hits the bay area. we are expecting that to happen for tomorrow afternoon, maybe even some high winds and some

rumbles of thunder as we get that first wave of heavy rain. and that is your latest weather. guys >> al, thank you still ahead, an emotional scene on the university of idaho campus overnight one year after the crime that rocked that community. stephanie gosk is here. she has that story hey, steph >> that crime forever changed that family. but it forever changed that university students got together to share stories about their friends. we'll share them with you coming up. >> stephanie, thank you. and then the cruise ship industry gearing up for a very busy holiday season and focussing on some passenger behavior why they are having to clarify the rules when it comes to marijuana. okay but, first, this is "today" on nbc.

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have now put out a fire, this is a three-story building in the mission district. it's an apartment building. one viewer sent us this video of that fire when it was burning at its peak. this is on valencia at 21st street. firefighters just told us that they had to rescue at least five people, three of whom were sent to the hospital with minor injuries. people are still being asked to avoid that area. so far, no word on how that fire started. also in san francisco, the apec summit is awaiting the arrival of president joe biden. here is a look for you this morning at sfo. this is where air force one is set to land a little before 2:00 this afternoon. many other world leaders have already arrived, including u.s. secretary of state antony blinken, who arrived overnight. security in san francisco is extra tight, especially in that area around moscone center. this is where much of the activity is focused. our website is a good resource to keep up with all things apec.

you can scan the qr code on your screen and it will take you to the guide and break down everything about the event. let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> we started out with early morning rain, but it is clearing across the bay area, and we will have sunshine for the rest of the afternoon as our temperatures reach into the low 70s. more widespread heavy rain and gusty winds set to arrive by tomorrow afternoon, and then a bit of a break on thursday, with lighter showers and then heavy rain back in the forecast friday and saturday. we'll keep you updated. make sure you get the nbc bay area app for the latest alerts.

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she will give us a look at this year's brand new floats. >> it is fun to see them in the studio with dylan. getting ready for next week's big event. we will check in with her in just a bit. see how things are going >> hard to believe that thanksgiving is just nine days away it's crazy. we are going to start this half hour with a touching tribute overnight at the university of idaho. that campus coming together to remember and to honor four promising young students who were murdered one year ago nbc's stephanie gosk is here with more on the remembrance steph, good morning to you >> good morning, craig it was an emotional night. many who knew and loved those four students gathered to remember their friends after a painful year. >> 365 days since my life changed forever. all of our lives changed forever. >> reporter: the university of idaho campus shattered one year ago by the murders of four students coming together overnight to share their memories >> maddy was a bright person she had a bright smile

she had a bright future. kaylee goncalves had a contagious smile >> she was one of those people you could not be sad around. she was entirely herself all the time. >> ethan was family. the life of the party. always optimistic. >> reporter: a moment of silence held for each of the victims, ethan chapin, madison mogen, xana kernodle, and kaylee goncalves, who were found stabbed to death in their off campus home on november 13th of last year. kaylee's father says the tributes provide some comfort on a day that will always be painful. >> it helps us know that our girl wasn't just something that people can just forget about. >> reporter: ethan chapin's family hosted a gala for their ethan smile foundation >> he had this magnanimous personality. he could walk in the room and just elevated any situation. >> reporter: while on campus, the university's dean of students said the tragedy has reinforced the importance of the

school's values. >> looking out for one another, caring for one another and those have been lasting legacies from how we all came together from last fall. >> reporter: roughly six weeks after the killings, authorities arrested bryan kohberger at his parent's pennsylvania home he's now awaiting trial. on four counts of first degree murder the judge entered a not guilty plea on his behalf for some, the one-year mark brings back memories of those frightening days and weeks when little was known and speculation was running wild. >> moscow i think no up with really locked their door ever. we're locking our door now because we don't feel safe >> reporter: this morning the focus is on remembering the victims and the joy they brought to so many on campus. >> they still live on in stories and memories shared and they will always be guiding those who loved them. >> steph, there was a lot of talk about that home where those murders took place and there was talk that they were going to demolish it.

i know there was some back and forth. what's going to happen >> understandably, a lot of people want to tear it down. others think it may be useful during the course of the trial for the jury to go and see it. but the prosecution and the defense didn't argue for that, so it still remains unclear what is going to happen to that. >> stephanie, thank you. >> thank you. still ahead this morning, new details on an alarming incident, secret service agent protecting the president's granddaughter opening fire during a car break-in. we'll have the latest on that. sam brock is looking into an issue that has popular cruise lines putting passengers on notice before they sail over the holiday season hey, sam >> reporter: craig, guys, good morning. the demand right now for cruises is as sky high as it has ever been for that reason, what you can and cannot do on a private industry in international waters that also means no pot but it is not just pot this might surprise you. we'll tell you what's off limits coming up.

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such a big problem. >> reporter: apparently it is a thing. and emp siz emphasis on the don't's. the cruise industry right now is going gang busters we have not seen what we saw in 2019 as a result, many of the companies right now just want passengers to be a little more familiar who are potentially of those rusty on the rules of those don'ts that includes bringing pot to the party, even if it is legal in your state with the holiday season coming full speed ahead, passengers are ready to soak up the sunshine and enjoy all the amenities a cruise has to offer. >> we believe fun is a choice. >> reporter: but that still requires plenty of good behavior, including honoring a contract passengers sign not to use pot. >> for a lot of people, they they scan, they don't think twice about it, but everything is spelled out there >> reporter: as more and more states legalize medicinal and recreational marijuana, cruise

ship companies are reaffirming their rules. according to royal caribbean's policy, marijuana, even in its medicinal form or for medicinal purposes shab prohibited the same goes for carnival which recommends passengers consult with their physicians. for marijuana and cbd. some passengers and potential passengers questionable the status quo. >> i can smoke wherever i want, but i come down here i can't smoke. >> you have an edible format you have a vape format and you have a flower. it's getting into the semantics of the law >> reporter: cruise companies say they have zero tolerance with fines and even jail time possible >> i live in california or florida where medicinal marijuana is allowed why can i not use it on the cruise lines what is is that answer to that >> well, cruise lines are privately owned, but the bigger issue these cruise ships actually sail in international waters and the cruise lines don't control the rules of the international waters

>> reporter: many caribbean companies, for example, ban pot. company enforcement tactics include scanning all bags passengers bring on board. going through security again after each stop and even hiring staff to look for illegal substances for one of the hardest hit travel sectors at the height of the pandemic, aaa notes the industry has seen a remarkable comeback in recent years with thanksgiving trips already mostly sold out. as families pack ships, this mom of four says it is important to follow the guidelines, even though she's seen plenty of rule breakers. >> we came off the cruise. there was a lot of weed smoking, but none around kids there was a lot of kids around but i do think people should follow rules >> reporter: we reached out to several cruise lines carnival directed us back to their policy and noted even medicinal marijuana is not legal in many of the ports they travel to >> asking for a friend, does that include edibles >> reporter: it does any form, as that woman said, of

marijuana is banned on ships, correct. >> i think it is an important question anything else? >> america wants to know. >> anything else that's banned, sam, besides all the pot >> reporter: i thought you might ask that how about this camouflage clothing is banned in caribbean countries. it represent it is military. if you wear something like that, a gentleman was detained and taken back to his ship as a result you cannot bring your own alcohol onboard and leave fire hazards at home including irons and cords that have surge protectors anything that can cause a fire some of these things are obvious. some of them are less obvious but appears if it's green it is likely not allowed on the ship >> i see what you did there. sam, thank you sam brock. >> thank you sam. all right, mr. roker. >> craig can't bring his gummies or his fireworks. >> i was asking. i think legitimate question. legitimate question. >> he's investigating. >> yes >> how about a forecast? >> all right so we have some really warm weather depending on where you

are on either side of this high pressure if you're on the left side of the high, that return flow from the rockies to the great legs, 10 to 25 degrees above average. northern side of this, you're getting the cooler air coming out of canada, upwards of 5 degrees below average. minneapolis today, 65 degrees. that's 23 degrees above average. denver near 70 chicago, 64, that's 16 degrees warmer than usual as well. we move into tomorrow, buffalo, you'll be 57 little bit of a consolation for what happened last night des moines near 70 scotts bluff 18 degrees above average. getting near 07. look at these temperatures they start off nice but then cool down as we get into the weekend. new york, 55 by saturday, 49 in pittsburgh 59 in nashville. chicago, you're go good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to be watching the rain moving through the north bay and clearing with our sky gradually clearing as well.

so we had our first wave of rain, but more widespread showers in the forecast for tomorrow, especially during the afternoon where our winds could pick up to 30 miles per hour, combined with that heavy rain. so we're preparing for that, as well as off and on rain that will continue in the forecast th and that's your latest weather. savannah >> al, thank you coming up, carson told us about a possible reboot of the office. well this morning he has new details on what that show could look like. we'll get to that in "popstart." but first, we have a morning boost coming up after this ♪

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ministry said president biden and president xi will have in-depth communication on several issues. you can follow our coverage on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. following the forecast is meteorologist kari hall, with some changes. >> we had our first round of rain move through parts of the bay area this morning, and now we are seeing it moving into the north bay, moving up and out of much of the rest of the bay area as we dry out for the next several hours. we prepare for a bigger storm set to arrive for tomorrow afternoon that could bring in some gusty winds and heavy rain, and we're going to see that one also giving way to some lighter activity by thursday morning, and then more waves of heavy rain in the forecast on friday into saturday. so the rain will be off and on, but we will catch a break this afternoon, and a little more time to prepare for some gusty winds and the rain that is, once again, going to be moving across the bay area for tomorrow afternoon, which includes san francisco as our highs reach into the mid to upper 60s. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us as

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it's 8:00 on "today. coming up, on alert. security being ramped up in washington where tens of thousands are expected to march for israel today. >> we will come to the most visible place in the united states of america, the national

mall, and we will stand together. >> we're there live with what to expect and the latest on the war in gaza. then manhunt this morning new developments following an attempted car theft outside the home of president biden's granddaughter. the details on the investigation and the search for the suspects now under way. plus, giving thanks. >> come on show us some enthusiasm. thanksgiving is an institution. >> patrick dempsey is in studio 1a 2023 sexiest man alive on his new title and taking on a role like we've never seen him before >> why us? and float on >> three, two, one let's have a parade! we are gearing up for the macy's thanksgiving day parade with your first look at this year's new float. dylan is there live with a sneak peek at some holiday magic, today, tuesday, november 14th,

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demanding that hamas release its hostages and they're also demanding an end to anti-semitic attacks around the world meanwhile, the fighting continues to rage overseas israeli air strikes unrelenting. our team in gaza, documenting children being pulled from the rubble officials in gaza say that it's been impossible to evacuate patients from hospitals because of continued gunfire and shelling specifically at the al shifa hospital doctors there tell us that dozens of premature babies are still fighting for their lives and president biden saying that the hospital must be protected meanwhile, here in washington, again, the largest pro-israel demonstration is expected here this afternoon in the u.s. since the war began. and relatives of hostages are expected to speak and plead for their loved ones safe return hoda. >> gabe gutierrez at the national mall. gabe, thank you. the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi spoke publicly for the first time yesterday about the night that he was attacked inside the

couple's san francisco home last year 83-year-old paul pelosi told a federal jury that he was asleep when an intruder entered his bedroom. he said the man had a hammer and zip ties and asked, quote, where's nancy. adding that he had to take her out. she was not home paul pelosi managed to call police and when they arrived he grabbed for the hammer from the suspect but the man struck him, fracturing his skull 43-year-old david depape pleaded not guilty to attempted kidnapping and assault charges. some new developments this morning about that disturbing incident near the home of president biden's eldest granddaughter. a secret service officer assigned to protect her opening fire on suspects who were trying to break into an unoccupied government vehicle nbc's kelly o'donnell joins us from the white house with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, craig. both the secret service and the metropolitan police are investigating this incident. an official told me two or three

suspects were involved and then fled in a red sedan. they have not been identified or found. now, part of the inquiry is determining why a federal agent, who is on routine leave, fired his gun in a densely populated, residential neighborhood security around the first family is meant to be tight and is sometimes tested. a risk the president declined to discuss. >> any concern about your granddaughter's safety, sir? >> reporter: the president's eldest granddaughter naomi biden was at home in the georgetown section of washington late sunday when police were alerted to an issue. >> be advised i think it's 2d and it's secret service involved >> reporter: according to a statement from the secret service, agents spotted trouble near her home. possibly three individuals breaking a window on a parked and unoccupied government vehicle. one secret service agent fired a shot new this morning, washington's

metropolitan police department saying the officer-involved shooting incident remains under investigation and will be independently reviewed by the united states attorneys' office. the high-profile incident adding to a spike in crime in the nation's capitol car thefts up here a staggering 98% over last year authorities say there was no threat to the president's granddaughter. naomi biden has a public profile of her own from the campaign in 2020 -- >> get in that race. >> reporter: to her first-ever white house wedding for a president's grandchild last year and attending a state dinner last month the white house careful about what they called a personal matter >> he speaks to his grandchildren regularly. he is close to his family. i'm not going to get into confirming conversations with his family. >> reporter: the president's granddaughter is a 29-year-old lawyer

she and her husband peter neil had been living right here at the white house around the time of their wedding last november officials did not say whether this would have any impact on their living arrangements. craig? >> kelly o'donnell from the white house. kelly o., thank you. nasa is getting into the holiday spirit from stunning pictures of the cosmic christmas tree images from the huble telescope and the james telescope were combined, and they produced this festive light show what we're seeing is a pair of galaxy clusters flickering so cool, right it is 25 trillion miles away, but it is pretty cool looking, right? >> trillion? all right. just ahead on "popstart," the iconic band climbing the charts for the first time in nearly 30 years. but, first, he's bringing sexy back to studio 1a that's you, patrick dempsey. we will sit down with him and hear about his new project right after this it's a surprising one. ♪

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>> patrick dempsey an hollywood icon for 40 years. >> and now he has a new movie called "thanksgiving".d a small >> yes he played a small town sheriff investigating a series of gruesome murders should we roll a preview >> hide our eyes i don't want to get scared >> and here you are. >> sean carter, he was the first -- >> first governor of new plymouth colony. >> look at you you have been doing your homework there. >> it's called reading a plaque and statue homework. >> come on, show some enthuse chl. thanksgiving is an institution here >> what kid wouldn't want to wear that, might is this. >> get used to it. everybody is going to be wearing them >> that accent comes very natural to you. >> yes it was really nice to be able to do that. it was wicked awesome. >> wicked awesome. we're going to talk about the movie in a second. >> sure. >> first of all, we have to hear what it was like when you got the call that you, in fact, patrick dempsey, our sexiest people alive.

how did that land for you? >> it was funny. i was in new york. i was on the plane i just got on the plane. i was here for the clinton foundation talking about the foundation that we have in maine. i was like, who's calling me at 7:30 while i'll on the plane it was my publicist and my manager. they told me then. i was laughing like, come on why are you really calling me? so it was really a great surprise it's been a fun ride i'm grateful for the attention. >> you are using to it shine a light on something very important to you but just let's take a step back into the trajectory of your career i remember when you were in "can't buy me love". >> right. >> you have had these tent pole moments of your career and then you were mcdreamy. >> right. >> and now you are people's sexiest man alive at 57, which is so cool. >> yeah, it's great. at this age. i'm very happy it boosts certainly your confidence a little bit. you get into your 50s and you think those moments are gone you're changing. your body is changing. your priorities are changing.

and it was really -- it was nice i credit my wife, who is an amazing makeup artist and taught me about skin care thank you for that and my kids keep me young and active. >> i have to hear what your kids thought. >> no, seriously, dad. who is it? who is it? they didn't get it right away. we had a good laugh about it they were supportive. >> i heard they were asking like, okay, this who should have been. >> who should be the sexiest person it's a generational thing. anyway, so that was a good debate. >> as i mention, you're shining a light on something very close to you your mother passed from ovarian cancer you're from maine. >> yes. >> originally and started a foundation it's really quite unique. >> yes, it's called the dempsey center people who have been impacted by cancer, we support them. we don't treat the disease in wrap-around care. our big services are counselling, whether it be individual or group. and we also have a good kids program as well so that young children can get in there and talk in a protected environment.

we work on nutrition, whatever we can do to empower the patient and the family we also take care of the care givers which is very important as well. >> very. >> nutrition, prevention, more and more people are surviving cancer now because they're getting their screenings and we talk about survivorship. all these things we try to work on and we do these services at no cost and no one has to pay for that. >> i think the wholistic piece gets left out. here is your medicine. here are your marching orders, but you just don't feel right in so many other ways. >> right you come out of this period of intense care and attention, where you're treating the disease. but they're not healing you. and that's the thing that we want to do with the compassionate, understanding way. and it's remarkable. i mean, it's the best thing that's come out of grey's anatomy to have the visibility as a doctor and do something positive in the town i grew up in it's the most meaningful thing and it should be standard care throughout the country. >> i'm sure a lot of other places are watching and taking best practices

now, there's really no segue here to your slasher horror movie. >> no, there isn't none whatsoever. >> i'm going for it. >> patrick dempsey, we did not have you figured -- >> we did not. >> for a slasher, bloody, gory movie called "thanksgiving"? >> what brought you to this project? >> my son loves this genre dad, you need to do a movie like this. >> look, if anything comes up. please let me know i would like to read it and let me know. we knew the strike was happening and this project was coming up eli roth, from the boston area and he and i had a conversation. i read the script. yeah, let's go do this i had a lot of fun we laughed a lot and it was a great experience. >> you're the sheriff. are you the bad guy? >> no, i'm just the sheriff. i'm a small town sheriff and you know, what happens is this event happens black friday

where they go in and a lot of unfortunate things happen during this moment. >> politely you're saying. >> then it sets up the movie and why. >> do you like those kinds of movies. >> i don't go see them, no i haven't seen this movie. but it's fun it's a fun ride. it has a lot of twists and turns it's fun to see in a group situation. >> with friends. >> i remember doing it as a teenager it was a great date night type of thing. >> they were always on at those high school parties. >> yeah. >> drinking beer and -- >> have a good time. scream and then you laugh and then you get freaked out again and then you love it >> yeah. i know. >> then you have nightmares for a week. >> real quick, you have another film coming up, ferrari. >> yes that michael mann directed with adam driver in that. >> amazing. >> that's a beautiful story because it's about the humanity behind ferrari and his relationship with his wife, how difficult it was to maintain a business relationship with her as well as his lover who he had. very complicated period for them, but the performances are wonderful.

it was shot beautifully and michael mann is fantastic. >> are you ready a race car driver do you like doing that >> yes, i raced for many years i did daytona 24 hours, all those races. and just got back. i was in mexico doing the porsche. >> this is a real thing. >> no, i love it so that was my dream job to go do that. shot it in italy i got to drive cars. >> the whole time. had great food and great people around >> you're a man of many talents, patrick dempsey. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on. >> yeah. really fun come back early and often. you can catch "thanksgiving" if you dare thursday. al, what you got. >> nothing that good we'll show you what we got some wet weather, heavy showers down through the gulf we also have wet weather making its way into northern california nothing too heavy there. could be some flooding down through florida.

temperatures, nothing really toasty we have some 80s down into southern florida, some 80s in the southwest, but northern tier states temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 30s as you get up into northern new england. it will be warm for november and into the mid plains. coastal rain up through california look at that heavy rain along the good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. some of us got some showers earlier this morning. it does continue for the north bay where we'll see the rain linger a bit longer. it's going to be gradually clearing and then more widespread rain and gusty winds expected for tomorrow afternoon. we're going to see off-and-on rain in the forecast tomorrow if you are heading out the door, take us with you sirius xm channel 108. but best time of the morning right now, "popstart."

>> come on >> first up, we will start with the beatles, uncle al. they landed their 35th top ten song thanks to this brand-new single ♪ now and then ♪ ♪ i miss you ♪ >> pretty cool how they did this that's the track called "now and then." the song is decades in the making it debuted at number 7 on the billboard hot 100. marks the beetles first appearance on that list in nearly three decades it's set to be the last beatles track ever they used new technology that allowed them to put paul and ringo on it to complete john lennon's unfinished music. that originally was written back in the '70s. so all of their sort of dna is on that track, making it officially a beatles song. pretty cool. next up, beyoncé one lucky reporter landed the queen b and usa network announcing the hiring of full-time beyoncé reporter. similar to how we reported last week with taylor swift correspondent.

all this pop superstar news, these guys aren't going to miss a beat in the instagram post, he wrote, allow me to reintroduce myself my name is cache mcclay. the first and only beyonce knowles carter reporter in history. this is truly a dream but today i really woke up like this so who is next is there a need for another artist other than beyonce and taylor to warrant having a full beat >> adele >> maybe adele. >> i don't know. >> keep an eye on that >> cache mcclay. that's a great name. >> cool name "the office" is up next. craig daniels revealed he's been working on the next chapter of his beloved scranton paper company. but in a new interview, he sold it won't be a reboot of the old show he told "the wrap," i feel like we ended that story beautifully. the characters had closure i would never want to re-do that same show with a different cast because i think we got the luckiest cast, the best cast ever in tv to do that show

daniels went on to say, but would like to maybe continue "the office" universe, similar to the mandalorians, spin-off shows from the star wars universe maybe that documentary crew from "the office" is on to another subject. if you can believe it, it's been a decade since it went off the air. it left fans begging for more. >> that's what she said. >> thanks for that >> a long way to go. >> a long way. >> never gets old. never gets old >> lost in translation. >> yeah, yeah. >> it was worth it >> it's all up here. might as well. >> next up is migration. the feathered family flick flies into theaters next month we have a "popstart" revealing sneak peek how the mallard family makes their way south for the winter >> what is this place? >> we are completely lost. >> where's your mother

>> that's not your mother. ♪ >> what is that? >> don't go in that room >> if you put la range on top. [ laughter ]. >> you can catch "migration" from our parent company, universal pictures hitting theaters this christmas. "the voice," last night coaches were stealing artists left and right tonight things are heating up even more in another "popstart" exclusive sneak peek one performance has coach john legend feeling it. take a look. >> i'm so upset with you. >> he's still crying. >> ever since i became a dad, i cry a lot more than i used to. i just felt like being fully yourself and it felt so moving to me. i don't know why i'm crying. i can't stop

>> reba is the momma bear. >> always prepared >> it was a real emotional moment never seen john legend do that but the performance was incredible and you watch all that action tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "the voice. >> figure out whose team he land on >> you got to tune in, craig >> you got him all right. dylan is bringing us an exclusive first look at the new floats you will be seeing in next week's thanksgiving macy's day parade after your local news.

good morning. it is 8:26. i'm marcus washington. we have a live look this morning in d.c., where president biden is about to board air force one, making his way to san francisco

for the apec summit. once he's here, he's expected to meet with chinese president xi jinping. we'll have more on that as the president arrives here in san francisco later this afternoon. at least eight people are without a place to live after a fire in san francisco's mission district. this started a little after 5:00 this morning. a three-story building on valencia near 21st. firefighters had to rescue five people, three of whom were transported to the hospital with minor injuries. still no word on how the fire started. we are expecting another widespread round of rain that will be heavy and bringing us gusty winds tomorrow. during the afternoon will be the brunt of the storm. we'll see off-and-on through the forecast saturday. >> another update in 30 minutes.

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welcome back on a tuesday morning. it's 8:30, november 14th, 2023

we have a smiling, happy crowd e on the plaza we got a lot of nurse practitioners! all the nurse practitioners. >> all right, guys guess what guess what >> what? >> thanksgiving is nine days away. >> wow >> you know who's already in the mood >> who >> dylan dreyer. she is at macy's parade studio in new jersey. she is ready to give us a sneak peek at the floats there is dylan up top. she will talk about some of the new things we will see. >> that's so cute. jill is here a different steals and deals this morning are you ready? it's steals and deals in a box. >> oh, my gosh. >> yes eight favorite products in one pretty package all together at one pretty big discount. >> okay. >> that's fun. >> looking forward to that that was a good idea you might recognize him from tiktok he is showing us a recipe from

his new cook book peri-peri chicken. >> we will also do some cooking on the 3rd hour as well, sir paul's daughter. she will be here to make a great fall salad and a really sweet dessert. >> we hope you join us tomorrow as we celebrate the 90th anniversary of nbc's iconic page program. >> what? >> that's right. with some former pages you might recognize. >> half the people that run this company started as a page. we always see it. >> they're the best of the best. will ard was a page in washington in fact, he was in the control room when the "today" show first wept on the air and connected dave with a u.s. weather bureau in washington. >> fun fact. >> cool. >> little history fun fact what we have going on, for today snow showers in northern new england. heavy rain down through the gulf warm through the northern plains as we move into tomorrow, much above average highs. great lakes through the mid atlantic rain stretching down the coast

in california. little mountain snows, western plains and sunshine in the upper good tuesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to see the rain taper off for today. we going to have a mostly sunny afternoon. tomorrow we'll see the clouds coming in, rain developing during the afternoon to evening hours. it will be heavy at times. we are going to see waves of rain coming in in the forecast through the next several days through saturday. sunday it's drying out while temperatures in san francisco reach the mid 60s channel 3, wkyc. i was in cleveland from '78 to '83. >> you were my weather man >> so you were a young guy, and i gave you your snow days. i love that. anything to help our young students get out of school i love that.

oh, mr. melvin. >> oh, mr. roker thank you, thank you, sir. coming up next, dylan will get us ready for that macy's thanksgiving day parade. a sneak peek at this year's new, colorful and massive floats. but, first, this is "today" on nbc. how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a priceless piece of art. enjoy. or when they sell you what they want? yeah. the more we understand you, the better we can help you.

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we're counting down to next thursday it is a big day. the 97th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> and dylan made her way to new jersey macy's studio. she has, once again, an exclusive first look at this year's brand-new floats, huh >> hey, guys it is the best time of year. i think we're all a little shocked, though, that thanksgiving is next week. but every year, i walk into this 72,000 square foot studio with a sense of wonder. what the magicians can do here

is truly incredible. i'm joined by the executive producer of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. will cost. >> happy thanksgiving, welcome >> it so so lovely being her because it is so bright and colorful and glittery. and the craftsmanship that goes into these floats. >> all the floats at the parade are 12 months of work from early design sketches to engineering phases and then internal structural developments, our carpentry, our paint, our sculpt. all of our elements here everything is hand painted, hand sculpted >> it is so beautiful. i love this one. i feel like i'm actually transported into willy wonka's candy store. >> that was the goal for this particular float we wanted to make sure the audiences had an opportunity to be immersed into wonka's first canada shop from the film.

we took care of the details, candy elements, design elements especially this beautiful entrance area. >> i love the entrance way, store front here, surrounded by illuminated candies. how many prop candies are on this float >> over 500,000 pieces of candy from small elements to our large cherry tree behind us. >> absolutely beautiful. as we head over to our next float, i see we found some special guests here. we have the teenage mutant ninja turtles. what's special about this float? >> this is our mutant mayhem this two-story structure stands turtles are a fan favorite a parade favorite. this two-story structure stands about 20 feet tall it has this urban environment. the turtles will actually be on this float scaling the building in pursuit of b-bop and rock steady. the two villains and super fly hanging off the side of the building >> just like the good old days like i remember growing up. >> exactly. >> i know there are at least 11 hidden hinges on this because this has to pull down to get

through the lincoln tunnel. >> yeah, at its highest 20 feet. this will pack down to 12 feet, by 8.5 feet, about the size of a city bus we will get it through the tunnel and rebuild it on parade morning. >> we'll see you on thanksgiving next week. have fun as we head to our next one, this is the brachs float >> super special float it stands about 30 feet tall this gingerbread house, custom gingerbread house celebrating a variety of candy delectables throughout the holiday season. we love this pop of color. brings a little joy and excitement to the parade route again, you have got our custom gingerbread house. you have our 25 foot rotating christmas tree there is a conveyer belt there love the con vary belt that's getting candies from the bottom up to the top. there are kids in the windows waiving to spectators. >> i love seeing this up close because the detail that goes into every one of these floats

is truly magical macy's used 2,000 gallons of paint, 300 pounds of glitter and 200 pounds of confetti i think we should test it and t make sure it could fly. right? >> there isn't a macy's parade without a little confetti. >> i agree >> one, two, three. >> scares me every time. >> yes, it does. >> let's have a parade. >> let's have a parade. good luck getting into next week >> happy thanksgiving. >> that was great. >> we are excited now. >> great job, dylan! >> hard to keep that confetti out of your mouth. >> yeah, tastes great. >> dylan will join us in the 3rd hour she has more floats she'll reveal don't forget, tune in to the 97th macy's thanksgiving day parade next thursday i remember last year was not the same because mr. al roker was not there. >> it was probably better. >> no, it actually was not now you are back where you belong. >> making up for lost time

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i said, we have the best team here we know from the best. so we tried out tons of products and picked a gift box that comes in a box with a bow. with a qr code that leads to more deals, with a note from us. so it comes like this to your door imagine coming home and getting this gift. i will go through everything in the box. the retail value is $182 and change >> are you giving us the price at the end >> no, i'll give it to you now $49 for the entire deal. >> okay. >> and you get everything in the box. >> all right let's go. >> and free shipping so let's start with the box, now let's move to the first thing. you know the tennis bracelets are super in right now what i love about this is i'm wearing it layered with my grandma's bracelet which brings me good luck. but this is a pull tie so you can customize the fit. so what a great fit. this is one of the items in the box. great brands the now quick dry. i just did this.

dries in 60 seconds. >> does it really? i need this. >> look at this. i knew you were going to say that i did this dries in 60 seconds. >> does it really? >> i did this -- i knew you would say that i did this in hair and makeup. this dried in 60 seconds no topcoat, no bottom coat that's from olive and june, smooch quick dry let me pronounce this right in french. >> l'occitane. >> i called my mother because he was a french teacher i knew you spoke french. this is a hand cream, a designer brand. it's a full size so you get this in the box all of this stuff. here i have this one for you so you get the full-size hand cream. >> this is nice. >> ye. from my mother's book club, you could break up the gifts >> that's what i was wondering you don't have to give the box. >> this whole thing is $49. >> the amazing stocking stuffers and such.

>> color wow raised the room this is great. thicken and lift spray he does all the hair, chris appleton, like a kim kardashian, uses all of these products he is the spokesperson for it. this is a major thing, full size >> put on damp hair. and gives you more body. >> these golden eye masks used these this morning put them under your eyes use them a lot at the show for puffiness. these are really great ones. you get the entire box in this gift box again, this entire thing is $49. >> i'm looking to see how many. >> 15. you know i like to get the fine print for everyone. >> no, no no so this is a candle from yankee candle here, i pulled this one off for you. it just gives you that festive smell. we wanted to round it out. isn't that beautiful. >> it's really nice. >> just to be able to really fill, it's 40 to 65 hours of burn time to fill the house. >> it's not too much sometimes a christmas candle can be aggressive. it's nice. >> i totally agree with you. this is the go donut glaze phone stand.

love this for recipes. taking a call. just so you know, you either get the green or the black you don't get to choose. it's a mystery box the frother, this is habitually what a beautiful thing and delicious to do in the morning to froth your milk you know, really >> oh, fun. >> that's satisfying. >> and yeah. just like a beautiful way for the holidays just to do a little something extra. >> make your coffee, do half or half or whatever. >> yeah. just a really good way to take care of yourself and have a beautiful morning. and then this is the triumph all in one the box comes like this at the door imagine gifting this so it's while supplies last. there's not that many of them. but it's our first one and i'm really excited about it. >> $49 do we have time to run through the products roll them. >> the tennis bracelet, quick dry polish, the shea butter hand cream, raise the root thicken and lift spray, the under eye

patches, 15 sets, yankee candle, the godonut glazed phone stand and the bean envi hand held milk frother. >> well done, my dear. thank you. >> oh, carson? good deals, guys thanks so much how about this deal, sam way is here, first time in the u.s. a self-taught cook who has blown up the last couple years millions of followers online with highly well shot and edited

well, welcome back, everybody. this morning on "today food. sam way is here in the united states lange. he is a social media sensation, based in london. more than 13 million followers a self-taught cook, by the way, savannah there is hope for you. sam is known for his fast-paced hypnotizing cooking videos

let's show you some of sam's work take a look. hoda loves that asmr vibe you have going on there. this is a great story. you started in 2021 like so many of us over the pond. you are not a trained chef. >> i was like, i want to do something that makes me happy. i left my job. i hated it and cooking makes me happy. >> do you have a production background because your editing is fantastic. >> i would travel and make videos i had that knowledge but i think it is just a huge passion. cliche as it is. >> right that's what matters. you have a cook book out now congrats on that what are we going to make today? for our today show >> today we're making peri-peri chicken. it's one of my favorites it is like a spicy chicken, smokey grilled. >> get into it. >> it is a great, great dish.

>> okay, cool. >> start by chopping some onions this is for the sauce. so there's a lot of flavors in there. we have red onon in the blender we have roasted red peppers. chuck the onion in there then you want to grate it. >> just a little bit of -- >> yeah. so lemon zest in there then we have some rose mary which i will pop in there. loads of flavors they all melt together when we mold them. if you don't like spiced chilli, use others garlic cloves. >> this is sam's first time in the united states of america. >> wow. >> wow >> i said as a passionate food guy, been here two days from london, from oxford. what have you been eating? >> i have a list of mile long of checking off boxes these people know good spots in the city. >> welcome you'll love it. >> my next day is just eating. >> eat your way through the city

>> blend it up. >> then some vinegar i won't do it now because it will be noisy. blend it up until it forms a paste and boil it. takes away a little of the spice. >> this is a sauce that is a marinade, part of a sauce, store it in the fridge and use it. this is something you can use four, five ways. >> different proteins, too >> grilling. it will end up like a sauce like that then for this dish, for the peri-peri chicken, add that in there. put a little pepper. >> what does your family think you quit your job, get a job online basically you know, and now it's working out. you have tens of millions of viewers. are they stunned at your success? >> yeah. i think they're super proud of me it's really nice i didn't come from a very easy time i left cool. so the equivalent of -- i didn't graduate from high school. >> look at us. crushing it. >> so, yeah, for me it's been a big --

>> good for you, man. >> so we're going to grill the peri-peri chicken skin side down >> uncle al, you'll like this cut of chicken >> the thigh >> this is right up your alley. >> boneless chicken thighs, skin on. >> boneless chicken thigh, skin on. >> you can use chicken breasts. >> for the next sauce, the peri sauce again. mix it in with some yogurt this will be the dressing. you'll get loads of flavors there. >> i smell that. smells so good. >> good thing about cooking and precooking you don't get that strong smoky up your nose when you start choking. you dent get that. >> so this is the sauce. using that peri sauce we have already done, just keep it in the fridge for a few weeks you can use it on tacos. >> what are the recipes in your cook book, meals you like a lot or meals you've cooked or easy? >> yeah. it's complete variety. there's loads of different

levels of recirecipes. there are beginners one. everything to all out efeasts. every level. >> our sauce. >> we have the chicken cooking. >> we'll build this pita it's thick. >> nice pitas here and chop up the chicken into nice slices so when you get it, it will have a nice crispy exterior >> how long does it take you to edit your videos, a minute, less than a minute all of them? >> yeah. some videos can take me about ten hours, 12 hours of edit. >> wow. >> just because of the balance. >> they're so beautiful. >> hoda and i were watching a video, you made churros. it really sells you on the food. >> i'm a big fan of -- yeah. international food as you can see here. this is portuguese, south african. >> love it. >> i love food from around the world. there's a lot of that in my book which i think is great uk, we have great food, obviously. >> way better food

>> it's not new york but it's good it's good. well, this is great for you, man. congratulations. this is a great, great story and we're happy for you and good to have you here. check out this recipe, cook book is available today this recipe and all the other ones are at today.com/food thanks to sam way. keep up the great work it's delicious job well done. >> excellent job. >> he's going to eat after this. >> we're back with our third and fourth hours after a quick check of your local news and weather >> how is the chicken, guys? >> yummy. >> i never had that sauce before it's so good nice and spicy. >> thank you, bud. >> cheers.

good morning. it is 8:56. i'm marcus washington. san francisco's apec summit awaits the arrival of president biden. air force one expected to land a little before 2:00 this afternoon. the president left washington about 30 minutes ago. many global leaders have already alived including secretary blinken. security is very tight. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where we have seen backups all morning. one lane of the bridge is closed in each direction through friday to allow

this morning on the 3rd hour of "today," let's have a parade. we're getting a sneak peek at macy's thanksgiving parade