starting to ease up at lawrence the presid not something that tp did offer to biden in 2020 when expressway. whatever was going on? not on the chp report, but he won the presidency. the president, again, saying what is paramount here is a also looks like it's clearing from 280 north over here. this peaceful forever of power after is the build out of richmond. this very contentious election, typical pattern through the east lester. bay contra costa county. all >> and gabe, thank you. right. sounds good. well, the garrett haake is covering today show just moments away. president-elect trump, and joins for more local news. stay with us from west palm beach, us here at today in the bay. we florida. what activity is going on there right now? stream on roku, pluto and other platforms in fact, live at 8:00 >> reporter: well, lester, we don't know if donald trump this morning. we're talking with watched this speech from the meals on wheels, san francisco president today, although i about the way you can give back expect it's a pretty safe bet this holiday season. it's so that he did. gratifying. i did that once we he's engaging today in his first formal meetings with his did that. it's amazing. giving transition team who have been working for some weeks to try to back during especially during the holidays. yeah. they're lik, oh, what are you doing here? you narrow the many personnel decisions he's going to have to have a meal. it's so nice. it's make in the next couple of weeks, down to a few names for so nice. all right. find a way to give this season that you do each of the key jobs he will because it feels like we're have to get filled out, the ones officially in the season already. i think we are. whether to appoint before he heads to we want to be or not. we're washington. at the top of the to do list is here. all right. this going to be selecting a chief of staff. the widespread belief in the hi there, good thursday morning. a new beginning in our nation's

capitol. >> with the first steps underway toward a second trump trump world that the best fit for the job would be susie wiles, his cocampaign director, administration. who trump thanked on election good morning, it's november 7th. night, his guiding hand for the last several years. this is "today." as best i'm able to tell, no ♪ trump's triumph, the offer has been made or accepted on that job. president-elect fielding calls from world leaders in the wake that's really going to be the key effort in trump world. of his decisive victory. president biden himself he understands that personnel in congratulating trump and extending an invitation to the the last administration was white house to begin the something of an achilles heel. there was a lot of turnover in transfer of power. his cabinet, early in his this morning, new details on administration. that's something he and his tea what the next trump administration could look like. and with house votes still being around with a structured process counted, the republicans' path underway today at mar-a-lago. >> garrett haake in florida, thank you, that concludes in nbc to total control of washington. final message. special report. >> while i concede this we'll have much nor in our streaming network, nbc news election, i do not concede the nbcnews.com and a full wrap up fight that fueled this campaign. on nightly news. i'm lester holt in new york. >> vice president harris th1a. delivering an emotional speech to her supporters. >> before we talk to them, let's brush up on "the brady >> don't ever give up. >> staple in millions of don't ever stop trying to make american homes. ♪ the theme song for the brady the world a better place.

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one-of-a-kind broadcasting boot jan's problems with her sister. camp. >> like a rookie all over again. >> marcia, marcia, marcia. >> the training ground for >> peter's take on a certain meal. players hoping to make the jump from the field to the booth. >> we're having pork chops and apple sauce. >> and who could forget that then, here's the story. painful day for marcia? ♪ here's the story ♪ >> hey, you guys. oh, my nose. >> marcia, marcia, marcia. >> and maybe just as iconic, one of the biggest stars of the brady bunch was the mid century >> we're celebrating a very split level the family called brady snienl with stars of the home. >> always says don't play ball in the house. >> that house in los angeles iconic show joining us live in studio 1a. and trimming the tree, the world middle east most famous christmas tree, a symbol of the became the center of a 2019 hgtv holiday season, now beginning its journey to rockefeller plaza, and we're there live, today, thursday, november 7th, show that brought the brady kids 2024. back together. >> announcer: from nbc news this called "a very brady renovation." it saw maureen mccormick, barry is "today" with savannah guthrie williams, eve plum, christopher knight all put on their hard and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in hats and make the inside of the rockefeller plaza. good morning, good to see brady house look like the one we you. welcome to "today," it is a thursday morning, and in all remember from the show. massachusetts, they're getting >> yeah. >> all right. ready to bring our tree home, right? >> it's beginning to look a lot >> now that famous home referred like christmas. that's the rockefeller center to as the second most photographed house in america christmas tree.

only behind the white house, has it's scheduled to be chopped down and arriving here on a new owner with a big plan to saturday. >> looks like they're already wrapping it and getting it get the brady kids back inside all while doing some good. ready. with us now, barry williams, >> it's going to at 7:00 p.m. we're following a lot of christopher knight, eve plum, news this morning, including that dangerous wild fire near greg, peter and jan and they're los angeles. that blaze spreading so quickly. firefighters had to use their joined by this lovely lady, tina trucks to evacuate residents. trayhan who now owns the brady we're going to have a live report just ahead. bunch house. guys, good morning. let us begin with the 2024 >> good morning. election. >> i have to say when we came down this morning and we were doing some rehearsing, we played president-elect trump poised to the song and the crew got big win both the electoral and the smiles. people started singing. popular vote, riding the 55 years later we're still so-called red wave that also saw singing your song. republicans overtake the senate and possibly the house where did you ever imagine that this some races are still being counted. show would be resonating this many years later, sitting on >> vice president harris "today" show couch talking about officially conceded in a phone it? call to the president-elect >> there would be no way to anticipate that except i think yesterday and then gave an that syndication has helped a emotional speech to her supporters in washington, d.c. lot. >> yeah, yeah. president biden is expected to >> what happened? address the nation a little bit it was on abc for five seasons. later this morning. was cancelled and syndication as for where it all goes and that's really when it now, we have it all covered from the control of congress to the absolutely -- when did you know stock market to how it affects as an actor when you were walking around it people were your bottom line. really watching the syndication. we're going to start, though, with the campaigns and nbc's >> i think it was when we started doing personal

appearances. >> it was during the friday garrett haake who's in west palm beach. hey, garrett. >> reporter: hey, hoda, good night primetime. morning. i mean, it was successful, it donald trump declared victory early yesterday morning and as just was a lot of competition. president-elect went to work on there was only three channels. >> right. his transition. he met with aides and allies, >> so -- >> they were also doing the took calls from foreign leaders promotions, we would sign albums at store in person. even as the shock waves from his that's when we really relzed -- because the crowds would -- we decisive victory continue to be would have to leave before the felt all around the country. event was over. this morning, the 45th president that's how we realized in person is poised to become the 47th, because we would just go to work with donald trump pulling off what may be the biggest comeback everyday and, you know, didn't have -- in modern american politics. >> i feel like the syndication, it's even being played now obviously, but the thing i just >> this was, i believe, the thought when i was watching this greatest political movement of all time. >> reporter: president biden is there are basic life lessons calling trump yesterday and that you guys tackled everyday. inviting him to a white house and i remember being a kid and meeting to quote, ensure a watching it. smooth transition. the president-elect also holding and realizing if i had a problem, i wasn't by myself. phone calls with foreign leaders, including volodymyr you guys fought with your zelenskyy of ukraine and xi siblings too. it really touched a lot of jinping of china. with votes still being counted, people. do you think there's space for a show like this now days? trump is in a position to >> absolutely. i think that -- potentially sweep all seven >> we're taking that space. battleground states, including >> the show was about how do the democratic blue wall of wisconsin, michigan, and people get along, how can they pennsylvania, becoming the first work to get along. republican in 20 years to win

and i think that's a universal the national popular vote. sort of brand and very appropriate today. >> do you get the sense that the president's eldest son, donald trump jr., reveling in his victory overnight. younger people are finding it >> the other side likes to talk and discovering it? about, you know, they're the unity party, but we have brought people from across the aisle. we have brought people from i mentioned my 12-year-old just discovered the gilmore girl. kids are going back and finding different walks of life. these programs. >> chris and i have a podcast >> reporter: trump expanding called "real brady bros" and we coalition from 2016, winning men hear a lot from our fans. and some of them are quite young and first-time voters and growing his support among and many of them know the details of the episodes better working class americans with a than we do. 17-point swing to trump among those making >> the hawaii one i know was under $100,000 a year versus president biden in 2020. trump making some gains request black voters in swing states and notching significant latino very popular, talked about a support, especially among men. >> this is a window of opportunity for the republican lot. party to actually solve problems, expand and welcome watching the tarantula, it's crawling on you. that scare you shooting it? more people in the party if they want to be able to maintain this. >> reporter: according to a "new >> i was terrified, but it was a york times" analysis, 90% of counties with nearly complete perfect kind of terrified results shifted toward trump on because i got to prove my hero self to the ladies. i shouldn't let them know that i'm scared to death. >> you screeched like a girl. you were terrified.

coming after two assassination >> exactly. attempts and multiple criminal >> that was a real spider and he charges against him to which he had no -- nothing under it. it was on him. has pled not guilty, als tuesday. >> america has given us an unprecedented and powerful and then i came in and -- i had mandate. >> reporter: trump's victory coming after two assassination attempts and multiple criminal charges against him to which he has pled not guilty, also a felony conviction in new york. eric trump saying overnight those cases only strengthened to figure out how to get it off his support. the american people saw through of him. it, they didn't buy it, and donald trump is more popular i had a tarantula as a pet. than ever before, and none of the things that they throw at >> they did lie to me. him today, they don't stick. they told me they put ball >> reporter: and now the justice bearings in its fangs so it department is evaluating how couldn't inject any -- best to wind down those >> that's what i tell my kids. remaining criminal cases against that's a good line. >> you really made it feel donald trump according to the two people familiar with the better to be a middle kid. matter. i was a middle child. >> thank you. that's in keeping with the doj's >> i think it's fun to watch the long standing policy that you girl the middle. can not prosecute a sitting sometimes you get laughed out and that kind of thing. >> oh, right. >> of course the house, man. president. hoda? everyone was so interested in the house. >> garrett there was another big and the question was is somebody shift in the election, it was going to buy the brady bunch house. the blue states like new york somebody did. and illinois where trump made a >> tina did. >> tina, you did. lot of in roads. tell us about that purchase and what was behind all of that? why you wanted to do it. >> reporter: it's true, the blue >> well, i thought it was tom states got a lot more purple. brady's house and i thought i what you see is the working was getting a really good deal. class coalition who has the same concerns about inflation and >> wow. is that for real? immigration. >> no. folks who feel that way live when i saw it was for sale, i everywhere. knew i had to have it. look at new jersey, this is a

state where donald trump was it's like a life-sized doll house. you walk into your childhood able to cut joe biden's margin when you walk into that house. and i just had to have it. by essentially into a third from it was kind of an impulse 15 points for joe biden down to purchase that i never regretted. 5 points for kamala harris. >> for people watching, it's the same dynamic across the river in new york state, where he had the exterior for the show. the interior was different and best performance by any republican since 1988. you renovated it all. what sort of shape is it in now? these are not states that donald what uz d it look like? trump carried, they're still going to be difficult for any >> it's almost an exact replica. republican to carry in a along with the question of who's presidential election, but by going to buy the house, what is keeping the margins close, he the person going to do that buys that? may have been able to save some republican house seats, something that could matter a what are they going to do with it. great deal when he heads to and we're very, very pleased and washington in january. proud of what she's doing. hoda? >> garrett haake for us there in west palm. >> tina, you stayed in there for garrett, thank you. a time and i can't imagine the number of tourists. as for vice president like we said, it's the second harris, she addressed the results and what comes next during a speech to her supporters in washington. and later this morning, most visited house next to the president biden will address the white house. nation. nbc's senior white house correspondent gabe gutierrez >> not visited but photographed. joins us now. gabe, good morning. driven by. >> reporter: hey there, that's what's so magical about savannah, good morning. this house is the inside now. president biden is planning to deliver remarks about the upcoming transition later today and they can't see it. so, this is an opportunity. from the rose garden. >> what is the opportunity for people watching? he's expected to stress the >> well, we've been working a importance of the smooth transfer of power and working to lot -- what we want to do is have the cast members and the house get together and raise

bring this country together. money for charity, which we have this morning, for democrats, that's how i met everybody. vice president harris's resounding defeat is still so, we're doing -- so no kid hungry is a national campaign to end childhood hunger. sinking in. and we partnered with them. >> while i concede this election, i do not concede the so you can enter on the brady experience.com and you win -- there's five people that win and fight that fueled this campaign. get to bring a guest. >> reporter: the vice president's concession speech at her alma mater, howard an all expense paid trip to l.a. university, moving her running mate tim walz and some and have brunch with the bradys at the brady bunch house. supporters to tears. >> oh, wow. >> that's pretty cool. >> hear me when i say, the light >> what are you serving for the brunch? of america's promise will always >> pork chops and apple sauce. >> that's cool. like that. >> i think we have one more question then i'll book myself burn bright. on the brady bro's pod cast and [ applause ]. splr time. tiger the dog, was there ever a as long as we never give up, and real close sure for tiger? i don't remember an episode as long as we keep fighting. [ cheers and applause ]. where tiger wasn't -- all of a >> reporter: it was a brief but sudden he wasn't there. historic campaign. harris taking over the democratic ticket barely three >> and fluffy as well. >> that's true. months ago, president biden releasing a written statement calling her a tremendous partner, both saying they would >> just sort of faded away after the -- help with the transition. >> faded away quickly.

>> a fundamental principle of american democracy is that when >> the flea powder episode had we lose an election, we accept that cameo. the results. that's tv. stuff comes and goes. >> reporter: but within the democratic party, a difficult >> that's a family dog. >> when we do our podcast we're postmortem is already underway. reviewing the shows. >> democrats have to do some we haven't watched them in 40 real soul searching. years. we can't just go in and talk to watching the early show with people a month before the tiger. election and take them for granted. he's an important element. you're right. he just disappears. a lot of people are tired of >> continuity is not important being taken for granted. in our show. >> reporter: exit polls show >> guys, we're happy you came to visit with us. three quarters of voters felt and tina, thank you, too, for d everything. dissatisfied or angry about the way things are going in the >> good luck with the sweep country. joe manchin say trump and stakes, that will be fun. republicans appealed to centrist voters. coming up next, the fun and >> the power of the middle is festive items you want to pick unbelievable. i hope when they get to washington, they remember how up to deck rat, organize your they got there. home, get it rea >> reporter: some democrats but first this is "t urging the party to move to the center like new york congressman ritchie torrez. who posted donald trump has no greater friend than the far left, which has managed to alienate historic numbers of latinos, blacks, asians and jews with absurdities like defund the police or to the river to the sea or latinx.

president trump dominated the vote with working class americans and those without a college education. vermont senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders blasted democratic leadership,ying, it should come as no great surprise that a democratic party, which has abandoned working class people would find that the working class has abandoned them. >> gabe, a lot of finger pointing, of course the harris campaign under fire, president biden under fire, a lot of recriminations within the democratic party. what sense are democrats making of it? >> reporter: yeah, savannah, there is a lot of finger pointing going on. democrats doing a lot of soul searching. some say that the harris campaign and biden administration turned to immigration too late in the race. some are second guessing the vice presidential pick of tim walz and whether pennsylvania governor josh shapiro might have helped deliver that key battleground, though she may end up losing every swing state. many in the party with asking a deeper question of how trump was able to win over so much of what

was once their core base of support among minority communities. democrats will have to address who the next key leader will be going forward, who will define their party in the next four years, savannah. >> a lot of questions there, gabe, thank you very much. when president-elect trump returns to the white house, he'll be supported by a republican-controlled senate, the house, though, remains up for grabs with votes still being counted and that end result will have massive implications in washington. nbc's capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles is tracking the balance of power. hey, ryan, good morning. >> hey, hoda, good morning. overall election night not very good for democrats. but as the votes continue to roll in, there were some bright spots. and as you say, there is a path that remains for democrats to take control of the house. even though democrats will have a voice, make no mistake, republicans will be running the show. congress is going to look a lot different next year. for the first time in four this is fun. we're back, 8:47. years, republicans are poised to take control of the senate a fun and festive shop, this list, holiday season around the flipping democratic seats in montana, ohio, and west corner, and this morning we're virginia, while holding the going to help prepare.

state of texas. janelle lamb is here showing off target's most useful holiday >> the results tonight this decor, storage and more. you can shop everything you see with one click, scan the qr decisive victory should shake the democrat establishment to its core. >> reporter: but while they're good morning. >> good morning. victories have guaranteed a >> this is getting me in the spirit of organizing. >> and holidays. majority, democrats were able to limit the losses by picking up wins in blue wall states donald >> the way i store my ornaments trump won. wrapped in newspaper. they break every year. >> yes. incumbent tammy baldwin survived >> this is a solution. tell us. in wisconsin, and congresswoman elissa slotkin held on to an >> this organizer is wonderful. open seat in michigan. they come in sets of 20. there are six colors. guess how much they are, $4. >> for these little ornaments. >> and they're shatter proof. >> tens of thousands of michiganders voted for donald when the kids are running around and it's crazy you'll be fine. >> yeah. trump and elissa slotkin on the same ballot. it's my responsibility to get >> and these organizers, i mean, things done for michigan no matter who's in the office. this is what's going to protect them year after year. >> i know. >> reporter: a couple of dozen tell me about this. >> yes. there's two layers. seats remain uncalled, and you get two layers and one in the house and democratic organizer. it has the clear top so you can leader hakeem jeffries would be the first black leader in the easily see what you have. and there's 24 different little house, should democrats take the spots in each layer. >> okay. majority, arguing the house is so you can store 50 ornaments or more because you can put more than one? >> you can. very much in play, and adding we when you do the smaller size, must count every vote. the remaining map favors group it by color, whatever you republicans, and the current want. house speaker mike johnson expressed confidence he would

keep his job. and it's made with an acid free >> we're going to have enough fabbic. numbers to run the agenda it will prevent any discolor through the house and the senate and president trump is going to asian, damage, they'll last for years and years. be a transformational president. >> i'm obsessed with this. >> reporter: but no matter what, i need one of these. the margins will be tight. what's over here? >> this tree. it's so beautiful. and democrats are already vowing to keep a check on the new administration at every turn. all the wonder shop trees -- and even though the counting is >> you can buy the tree. >> there's so many different trees. still ongoing, the new congress all some are flocked, some are plans to organize quickly, both the house and senate preparing to begin their leadership elections, as soon as next week. not and all on sale right now. >> are they easy to assemble. hoda. >> i can't help you there. >> more storage. >> all right, ryan, thank you. >> yes. i'm all act storage. craig is with us now. >> this is another thing i another headline in the news this morning. >> indeed, good morning to you had -- my lights are a joke. >> there's nothing worse than as well. going to put up the lights and hoda, savannah, good morning. president-elect trump's victory spurred quite the surge on wall you open it and it's just a tangled mess. street. extension cords and crazy. the dow, s&p, nasdaq, all it comes with three different spools like this. reaching record highs. you wrap them up. here to break down what it means then you're good to go and also for your money, including a have a little hook on it. decision on interest rates, a when you go to install the key decision that's expected later today in d.c.'s senior lights you can hook this on the business correspondent christine gutter, the ladder and just unwraps and you're good to go. romans. christine, good morning to you. >> i feel like there should be a >> good morning. >> so, again, 401(k)s did very nobel peace prize for this organization. this is incredible. well yesterday. >> that's amazing. a lot of folks, a lot of big gains. >> i love it. next we have candles that won't what can you tell us about burn your house down. that won burn your house down.

what's driving the surge so far? >> yes, they are. look. there's a remote. >> this is enthusiasm about what a trump administration will look you can turn them on, off, dim like, economic policy, which is them and they have a wax overlay so they give that real deal feel tax cuts, tax cuts for businesses, businesses can make without the fire danger. more money. deregulation, which means i like to put these down my businesses can make more money, dining table when i'm hosting, adds a nice holiday ambience. you can put them on the mantle, and the stock market is a book shelf. a million opportunities. reflection of what companies how much money they're expected to >> and you get six for 29.99. make. >> be fun in a fireplace that doesn't work, you know. >> that's a great idea. mass deportations, part of the >> just put them in your fireplace. agenda, that could hurt some all the same size. okay. parts of the economy, at least >> okay. for now, wall street sort of we have these photo stocking leaning into the euphoria. holders. i'll make the point, you have they're from threshold at heard me talk about how you need to be invested in the stock target. they're $15. market, carefully for the and their so cute. long-term. the stock market was up 68% the you can put a little photo. first time donald trump was there's me and my husband on our wedding day. president, and then it rallied >> that's so cute. 50% under joe biden, and then and then you hang your stocking. again yesterday, so the past ten years has been pretty good for >> so you can have one for each stock investors. family member so you can put a >> inflation and things like little selfie of each family member or what a great gift to that drove people to the polls give somebody. so now people are looking to >> i love this. donald trump, saying, how are >> you can give it with the you going to help me, what are photos in it. you going to do for egg prices, it's so thoughtful and the what is he going to do? stockings down there are so >> he says he's going to fix it, beautiful and only $10. right, but we don't know exactly how he's going to do that, and >> wait, i got a notice this morning, they went down to 8.

there's some concerns that some >> you're kidding? of the things he wants to do like all of these tax cuts and oh, they're so cute. >> 8 bucks? new spending could be >> 8 bucks. inflationary. >> get one for the dog, too. so some economists are saying, really, really cute. >> tell me about these. watch out for some of the things you do here. >> holiday cards, right? he wants to extend the 2017 tax cuts, eliminate taxes on tips, they get very messy very quick come is something that's good live. >> they're my favorite part of for low-wage tipped waged the holidays. workers. and he wants tax free social >> this is a scallop organizer. security benefits. you have a slot to easily put we don't know how he's going to pay for that. there's concerns that's going to all the holiday cards. fuel the deficit. instead of being clutter, it's he says all the big tariffs are part of your decorations and going to bring money into the it's so personal which is so country that will pay for awesome and i love it. everything. it all remains to be seen. >> you can just rotate them in. >> exactly. we know he wants 10% tariff on >> as you get them. imports and 60% on chinese >> and then you get to enjoy them the whole holiday season. imports. that would mean especially for they're not stuck on the fridge or scattered on the counter. low-wage workers those tend to >> i'm sold on just about everything. be passed on as higher prices. higher prices is inflation. that's the tight rope he's going i have to say, this is cool. what is this? to have to walk with his economic policy. >> this is a frother. who doesn't love a good cup of the fed today meets, expected to hot cocoa during the holidays. cut interest rates again. president-elect trump inherits a robust economy that americans don't feel is robust because of i use this every morning for my higher prices but also he inherits some falling interest la rates. latte. that could be relief for families.

any powder drinks, macha of your protein powder and it's actually >> inflation by the numbers is on sale today for 47.99. at 2.8%. >> okay. >> 2.4%, almost back to normal. so what, you put the milk in and >> but people don't feel it. press froth. >> yeah. >> and that's what we learned have it be hot or cold and say from these exit polls. how much you want it, just press i was shocked. when you asked people if they're the button, it perfectly froths it up and good to go. >> wow. >> it's literally that easy. >> you have really outdone worse off today, that number, yourself here. 46% was the highest of any nbc exit poll. >> in decades. these are all at the holiday >> people feel worse about shop they call it, the wonder shop. prices and the economy today >> wonder shop. than they did in the great >> at target. recession, when actually your neighbor was being foreclosed purchase any of these items scan on. those higher prices have that kind of effect on the american psyche. our qr code below or go to today.com/shop this list. >> thank you, christine. some real winners there. >> thank you. happy holidays. we're back in a moment. >> much more to get to. this is "today" on nbc. a dangerous situation unfolding in california at this hour. a wildfire has exploded near los angeles, destroying homes, trapping some residents, forcing thousands more to evacuate. nbc's dana griffin on the ground for us in cam ril low heights, dana, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the full scope of the damage has yet to be realized, but behind me crews are going home to home

to try to shut off the gas lines which are fueling these flares in the homes that have already burned down, many looking just like this. the intense driver for these wild fires, those santa ana winds which occur when you've got desert air that blows east to west from the mountains to the coast. this morning a massive fast-moving wild fire tearing through communities across southern california. santa ana winds up to 70 miles an hour fuelling the flames of the mountain fire. >> when you look back at that hillside, what are you thinking right now? >> that's what i just left. that's what i just left. if i could get back up there, i would. >> reporter: the inferno rendering water relief efforts from choppers ineffective. the blaze prompts evacuation warnings tlouts ventura county, just north of los angeles. >> firefighters were engaged pulling people out of their houses and saving lives. >> reporter: the mountain fire

rapidly torching 10,000 acres and growing, leaving multiple people hospitalized and threaten homes and businesses. crews including dozen volunteers working around the clock to extinguish the flames. >> resources are actively engaged in life safety and property conservation. >> reporter: state officials say the fire started early wednesday, quickly crossing a freeway and wreaking havoc in residential areas. less than an hour south of the mountain fire, another fire breaking out near malibu. that blaze leading to a temporary shelter in place order with dozens of acres burned in at least three homes damaged before emergency crews were able to put it out. fire and law enforcement officials urging evacuees to remain patient. >> please continue to stay out of the area unless you absolutely need to be here. please. stay away. >> reporter: overnight the fire ♪ we are back. >> great crowd. grew some 14,000 acres and new evacuation orders were issued. >> look at that, carson. pressing the flesh saying hello. officials warning if you are we got some birthdays. told to evacuate, this is not >> all right. the fire to try to wait it out. time for us to spin those smucker's jars. savannah?

>> all right, dana, thank you. and see who we got. al is keeping an eye on the fire danger, also got his eye on first up, a habirthday the rest of the weather. hey, al. >> that's right. big snowstorm to talk about. good morning, everybody. the mountain fire, 14,000 acres to ms. doris tippens from as you heard from dana. bloomington, indiana. she says cross word puzzles keep her sharp. maddy johnson of los angeles it is 0% contained and the san santa ana winds continue gusting to 75 miles per hour. that's down from 85 yesterday. is 100. still with relative humidity 5 secret to longevity. to 15%. these are explosive fire walnuts. conditions, unfortunately. now, as the rest of the country, ramona of new york city, she we've got a snowstorm out to the west. we've got heavy showers and enjoys sewing and playing bingo. thunderstorms off the southeastern atlantic coast. this right now winter weather courtland t. mill loi, alerts for 3 million people, shreveport, louisiana. he's 100. flood alerts from oklahoma to texas for 3 million people. his hobbies include listening to this is a big snowstorm that's opera an classical music. getting itself together across the central and southern rockies happy 100 birthday to jean and then ahead of that system, we've got severe weather, kantwell from long island, new especially stretching just south york. of lubbock all the way down to sonora, st. angelo, and midland, her secret, chocolate chip cookies with a coors light chaser. damaging hail, winds, isolated tornadoes possible. we like that. that continues to move through tomorrow, much of colorado under and happy 100 birthday to mary from detroit michigan.

that snarling snow, we're looking for heavy rain from she loves doing the electric dodge city all the way down to slide and never misses a happy wichita falls and lubbock. hour. >> she should stick around for the next hour. some places in the rockies could >> she would love kool & the see upwards of 3 feet of snow as gang. we move on through tomorrow. >> royalty will join us. >> fourth hour, we'll whip up a we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. fall favorite dish with top chef judge gayle simons. but first, guys, your local news. >> bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ]. good morning. it is 8:56 a.m. marcus washington. well, happening today. parents in san jose plan to hit the streets to rally against planned school

closures. parents planning to gather outside of berryessa union school district offices at 4:00 this afternoon. now, this comes as the berryessa union school district. they plan to close three campuses. but it's not the only south bay district facing some tough times. alum rock union elementary school leaders plan to close seven and that's your latest schools and consolidate two and weather, guys. the franklin mckinley school >> al, thank you so much. district. well, they say at coming up, melania trump preparing to step back into the least five of its schools could spotlight. close at the end of the school year. happening now, a fast moving fire in southern we'll take a closer look at the california is growing, and this work she says she's eager to continue during her second stint wind fueled brush fire started as first lady. our inside the game series just yesterday. it burned over is back with rare access to one of sport's most coveted training grounds, and it is not on the 14,500 acres so far. this is in field. it's the nfl broadcast boot the moorpark. and a camarillo camp. area. thousands have been where players learn to cover the game once their careers on the field are over. but first, this is "today" on evacuated. several of those homes have been destroyed. and nbc. at least two people have been hurt. firefighters from the bay area are helping out with that firefight. the cause is under investigation and so far no progress has been made with containment. we'll have more of this coming

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of governing, working out who his inner circle will be at the white house and what he'll do when he gets there. >> for president-elect trump's first moments in the white house, he's been crystal clear, and controversial. >> on day one, i will launch the largest deportation program in american history. >> reporter: with an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s. >> we will seal the border, stop the invasion. >> reporter: no specifics yet on how to pay for mass deportations, who would carry them out, or whether families would be separated. other top to-do list tasks for the president-elect, expand oil drilling -- >> we're going to drill baby drill -- >> reporter: put a tariff on chinese made goods, implement a laundry list of tax breaks that some experts say could balloon on the deficit. >> no tax on tips. no tax on overtime, and no tax for our great seniors on social security benefits. >> reporter: and fulfill a pledge to quickly end the war ukraine, with critics worried about an emboldened russia

seizing territory. >> within 24 hours that war will be settled. it will be over. >> reporter: mr. trump's first turn saw the most cabinet turnovers in decades, more than 20 people in four years, four chiefs of staff, two attorneys general, two defense secretaries, and two secretaries of homeland security. this time around, mr. trump's likely to lean on loyalists, multiple sources familiar with the transition say those under consideration for top roles include doug burgum, linda mccmahon, and marco rubio. >> do you intend to serve in the trump administration, is that something you've talked to the former president about? >> no, we haven't talked about that. those are decisions they'll start working through right now. >> reporter: and the world's richest man, now a close confidant. >> elon can do this. it must be an elon. >> reporter: elon musk, ceo of tesla and spacex, poised to advise mr. trump on how to overhaul parts of federal government. >> he'll have a new position, secretary of cost cutting, okay.

elon wants to do that. >> and antivaccine conspiracy theorist robert f. kennedy jr. could end up overseeing health agencies. >> i'm going to let him go wild on health. i'm going to let him go wild on the food. i'm going to let him go wild on the medicines. >> i'm not going to take away anybody's vaccines. >> reporter: kennedy with nbc's vaughn hillyard laying out his potential plan for the fda. >> in some categories, their entire department is like the nutrition department at fda that have to go. that are not doing their job. they're not protecting our kids. >> we should note here that nbc news has reached out to elon musk about a possible advisory or cabinet role. no response yet. with the caveat, as we talk about the transition as always, nothing is final on any cabinet position, of course, until it is announced by mr. trump himself. guys? >> there are also of course very important decisions to make at the pentagon, the defense department, what can you tell us about that? >> yeah, savannah. multiple sources say the

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last month she told fox business if her husband won the election, she would continue that initiative. >> i will expand that and add more staff. i have more ideas. >> reporter: mr. trump often broke with tradition during her husband's first term in office, remaining in new york city for several months after her husband took office with their then 10-year-old son barron as he finished school. this time she's expected to move between the white house, mar-a-lago in trump tower with now 18-year-old barron attending college at nyu, and living at trump tower. >> as unconventional as a first day, as her husband is as a president. she's not going to fit into a box and she's not going to do what's expected of typical, traditional first ladies. >> reporter: something she may not be looking forward to the intense media attention she says she received. she famously wore this jacket with the words, i really don't care, do you, returning from a trip to a migrant child

detention center, later telling abc news, it was a message for the media. >> and it was for the people and for the left wing media who are criticizing me, and i want to show them that i don't care. >> reporter: though some see her as a reluctant half of a political power couple, she takes the role of first lady seriously. >> does it ever kind of have these moments where how did i get here? >> yeah, incredible journey. incredible story. you never know what can happen in life. >> still a lot to learn about melania. she doesn't talk much about public policy, although she did voice her approval for abortion rights. >> she did. >> there is a lot she is talking about in terms of advocacy work. >> yeah, yeah. no, she's already doing some of it as we mention herd foster children, for example. in her memoir she also writes about -- it was really interesting to me, she writes about talking with her husband. and she tells a story about disagreements with him. she says she keeps those private. addresses them privately. she says she was blind sided by

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mid- to upper 60s and the latest on hurricane rafael, category 2 storm, right now, it's moving northwest at 9 miles per hour. the path keeps it over the weekend, right on into the gulf, and in fact, moving a little further south, so currently, under this track, we don't have to worry about it here in the u.s.that'sat's what's going and that is your latest weather, guys. >> al, thank you. still this morning, "friends" thrashback. the hit show featured of course

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saturday as we see the storm system approaching. that could bring in some spotty rain early on sunday morning, but a better chance of some more widespread and more measurable rain on monday. we'll continue to watch all of these changes as cooler temperatures come in, and it looks like it will stick around as we head into next week. not expecting a lot of rain here, maybe a quarter inch for much of the bay area. back to you. thanks, gary, and make sure you watch our today in the bay live streaming newscast starting in just minutes. we're going to take a look at the way san francisco city leaders are helping people transition to clean energy. you can watch on roku, pluto and other streaming platforms, including nbcbayarea.com.

it's 8:00 on "today," coming up, next steps, donald trump set to become the 47t of the united states. >> this was i believe the greatest political movement of all time. >> inside his historic comeback as kamala harris speaks out to her supporters. >> while i concede this election, i do not concede the fight that fueled this campaign. >> we're live with the latest. >> and devastating blaze. a fast-moving wild fire tearing through southern california this morning, delivering widespread destruction and forcing thousands to evacuate. >> crews, dozers, engines. we call every available to the incident. >> the latest straight ahead. then mic'd up. our exclusive behind the scenes look at one of the most coveted training programs in sports. the nfl's broadcast boot camp. >> there's so much knowledge and

so much about the business that you don't know when you're just a player. >> reporter: paving the way for stars to tackle a new position off the field. all that plus -- kelsey and nicks. fleetwood sack. >> i will try to do this. >> you just sing exactly what you're singing. believe it or not, this is not marlon bran doe. >> why did you go to the police. and. ♪ here's the story ♪ >> we have a bunch of bradys to talk about their new project. today thursday, november 7th, 2024. w girls trip from michigan for our 07th birthdays. >> i've watched "today" for 40 years. >> hi to our girl fls raleigh, north carolina. >> we love you. >> visiting from tennessee. >> oklahoma city. >> scottsdale, arizona. >> and orlando, florida.

♪ >> from greenwood, indiana. >> today is my birthday. >> shout out to gainesville high school. >> in missouri. >> go bulldogs. >> celebrating our 40th anniversaries. >> from cleveland, ohio. >> flew to new york from cedar rapids, iowa, just to meet is savannah and hoda. >> we can't wait to meet you, too. what a beautiful crowd on a day, by the way. >> oh my gosh, it's warm. >> feeling warm. feeling good. can't wait to get outside and say our hellos. >> it's not sweater weather out there. tank top weather. >> we have a lot happening. let's get to our news at 8:00, guys. first steps already under way toward a second trump administration. the president-elect taking calls from world leaders in the wake of tuesday's win. we'll hear what vice president harris told her supporters in just a moment. but first, nbc's garrett haake is in west palm beach with the latest from the trump campaign. hey, garrett, good

in the early morning hours. then getting right to work on his transition. meeting with staff and allies here in south florida. taking calls from world leaders, including volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine, president xi of china and also taking calls from vice president harris and president biden. >> the call from vice president a concession, call from biden to visit the white house. that transition effort will continue down here today. it's also continuing in a different way in washington where the doj is now working on plans to unwind those remaining criminal prosecutions of donald trump, according to two people familiar with the matter. that's in keeping with their long-standing practice not to prosecute a sitting president. guys? >> all right, garrett haake for us there in west palm. garrett, thank you. >> vice president harris addressecrowd of supporters yesterday, conceding the election, but encouraging them not to give up hope. democrats still coming to grips with this loss and trying to figure out what's next. nbc's gabe gutierrez at the white house with the latest on that. gabe, good morning.

>> reporter: hey there, savannah, good morning. president biden is planning to deliver remarks about the upcoming transition later today from the rose garden. and he's expecting to stress the importance of a peaceful transfer of power. it comes after vice president harris gave an emotional speech to supporters saying she's conceding the election, but not the fight that fueled her campaign. >> hear me when i say the light of america's promise will always burn bright. [ cheers and applause ]. as long as we never give up and as long as we keep fighting e. >> reporter: harris alluded to the upcoming fight between the democrats and the upcoming trump administration. some critics like vermont senator bernie sanders are blaming party leadership for abandoning the working class. others are wondering whether the

biden and harris campaign pivoted to talking tough about immigration too late. and then there's the deeper question, of how trump was able to win over so much of what was once democrat's core base of support. the finger pointing is under way, savannah. >> gabe gutierrez at the white house. thank you, gabe. now to the fast-moving wild fire burning out of control near los angeles this morning. the fire has burned more than 14,000 acres so far. dozens of homes have been destroyed. thousands of residents are under evacuation orders. schools in that area are closed today as hundreds of firefighters work to put out the flames. a suspected stow away was caught this week at new york city's laguardia airport. you can see the masked intruder there hanging from the ceiling wires at spirit airlines. that's terminal a. at one point the raccoon drops down, lands on the floor, sending employees and passengers running to safety. eventually it was captured,

taken outside and released. no one, including the raccoon, was injured. >> i love that the raccoon was flying spirit, too, by the way. >> was that the morning boost? i love that. >> our kids have to pay 60 bucks for his bags. we know you love sha boozy, by the way. coming up on "popstart" carson will give us a sneak peek on what could be the next big hit. first, inside the game. a unique boot camp preparing players for the future off the field. kaylee hartung has that story. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. some players traded in their helmets for microphones for this crash course in broadcasting. for all the expertise nfl players may have about the game of football, translating it for a tv audience is a different skill set. coming up, we will take a look at who you may be seeing talking about the game once they're done playing. stay with us.

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where's the food. it's different ♪ >> i like that sound. we're back inside the game. where's the food? different segment. oh, tomorrow.t coveted training camps in all of sports, really, bringing it to us is our series taking you behind the scenes of thef funfl. >> this morning, an exclusive look at one of the most coveted training camps in all of sports. bringing it to us, nbc's kaylee hartung. hey, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. for the first time the nfl let our cameras inside these rooms. we've all watched as some of our most beloved players had made the jump from the field to the broadcasting booth. let me tell you, it is much, much harder and much more competitive than it looks. and sometimes that work starts before they've even finished playing while they're still active players.

and sometimes it starts actually they're some of the nfl's most seasoned veterans, but for three days this off season, they traded the locker room for a classroom. like panther's quarterback, andy dalton. >> there's so much knowledge and so much about the business that, you know you don't know when you're just a player. >> reporter: welcome to the nfl broadcasting boot camp. >> the advice you're going to get, there's thousands of other people who want to be in these seats who are not going to get it. >> reporter: where once a year a select few players learn what it takes to cover a game. >> we're here to talk about being a game analyst today. there's a lot more that goes into that than you probably ever dreamed. >> reporter: from the producers who do it every week -- >> you're not in the hot take business when you're doing a game. you can take us to places we have never gone. >> reporter: training, current and recently retired players for potential roles calling the game in the broadcast booth or analyzing it in the studio. like panthers quarterback, andy dalton, seen here in his demo reel from the workshop.

>> now he's getting a chance to gop to mike tomlin. he has that set up. he knows exactly what he wants. >> you're getting from the top level people this is exactly what we're wanting, exactly what we're looking for and exactly what will make you the best version of yourself. >> reporter: the nfl started the workshop in 2007 for players interested in pursuing a second career. players like devin mccourty, richard sherman and jason kelce have all taken the workshop before starting their analyst jobs. one hopeful this year -- brandon graham. here is a little of his work from the boot camp. >> they're having the weapons that he have. he only has jefferson in minnesota and he made it. >> reporter: the defensive end played more games for the philadelphia eagles than anyone in team history. does this feel in some ways like starting all over again? >> oh, yeah. like a rookie all other again. you ain't going to get it all right in the beginning, but just taking one day at a time. enjoy the whole process. >> why did you want to be a part of this workshop? >> i want to put myself to the

test and see if i got what it takes to be in this space. >> reporter: one of those key experts who knows what it takes is fred gidell-i. >> you have to develop all othoe other areas as well. >> these are guys who spent their entire careers working really hard, in-season, off-season training, trying to f find that extra edge that will help them on the field. one of the things i always tell them is what made you great as a player, you have to do those same things to be great as a broadcaster. >> you all are putting them through real types of reps that we get on live tv. are you seeing improvement from some of these players in realtime? >> yeah. their first takes they're all a little nervous, not really sure what to expect. they get a little tongue tied. but after they've done it once, you know, you kind of see the bravado that a professional athlete has to have take hold and they're much better the second time around. >> reporter: the league now

holds the camp at their los angeles stoodudios and expanded podcast and newer media. >> have opportunity for success if you have that offensive line. >> reporter: as some players like eight-time pro bowler and current podcaster cam jordan put it into immediate use. >> i love all my notes that i've been taking over the last two days. i love the idea that whatever we've been hearing it's always been authentic, be yourself. and things like i'm doing now, the um part, you're supposed to take that out, right? i'm supposed to take a minute, breathe. >> is it a little bit like watching game film as you study -- >> absolutely. i'm just trying to make all my notes more pertinent for me. >> reporter: adding that repetition to rereputation and aiming for success. >> it's not what you say but how you say it. if you can say it in a way that makes an audience perk up their ears, makes an audience smile, has impact on an audience,

you've got a chance to have a pretty solid career. >> so, guys, i'm actually here in baltimore ahead of thursday night football's ravens/bengals matchup tonight. ravens long snapper nook moore was one of the guys in the broadcasting boot camp. imagine the positions he's been in. game is on the line, he's got to snap for a field goal. and yet he said participating in the broadcast boot camp was one of the most nerve racking things he's ever done. he said he was sweating bullets. he thought he was the only one. but when he started comparing notes with the other players he said we all were. it was such a step outside of their comfort zones and he said, tom brady's shown him, it's not as easy as it looks. >> you're right. you make it look easy, kaylee hartung. >> sure do. >> imagine us on the football field. we would be sweating bullets. >> i thought the guys whether or not do it well, it's the highest form of broadcasting because you're observing events in realtime, processing that information, distilling it down for the viewer and you're explaining it to a lot of folks who don't understand all the

rules of the sport. it's an art form. >> you did that really well. >> oh, thank you. >> whatever you just said was cool. >> wow. >> do an end zone dance now. >> no, no, no, no. don't do that. >> i was enjoying that. >> today show boot camp. we have something like that for the "today" show. >> we do? >> it's called mtv. >> trained you well. >> this end of it, it's local news. >> yep. >> everything you did without our stations, we're nothing. so let's show you what's going on as far as our weather is concerned. pardon? you just do the walk. it's what we do. we walk. okay. any way, let's show you what we got going on. for today, snowstorm getting itself together in the rockies. we're watching that very closely. heavy showers and thunderstorms down through the southeast. the northern tier states looking much cooler than usual, but we got nice, warm weather along the mid atlantic coast, the

northeast, all the way down to the gulf coast. for today, we are expecting plenty of sunshine, northeast, new england, on through the great lakes into the plains. unfortunately fire risk does continue. that mountain fire, 14,000 acres and zero containment. heavy snow in the rockies. some of the upper elevations seeing three feet of snow. and afternoon storms firing up. in fact the risk of some nocturnal tornadoes is a real possibility in parts of texas on into oklahoma. that's what's going on around the untry, here's what's co

don't forget, find us on don't forget, find us on channel 108. if you've been tense, worked up, tune in today show confidential, you'll fall asleep like a baby, get the best nap of your sleep. but right now -- >> i love when you drag "today" show content. >> "popstart". >> start talking about boot kwamp and whatnot. first up, jason kelce and stevie nicks. the fleetwood mac legend is joining this year's nfl star holiday album we look forward to every year called a philly special. guys, christmas has come early. we have a "pop start"exclusive sneak peek inside the studio. >> so if i sang harmony right above you, would that be okay, just to see how it sounds? >> i'm very good with trying that. >> all right.

>> i will try to do this. >> you just sing exactly what you're singing. >> now i'm nervous. i did not do my vocal warmup. >> i can't troll my tongue like that. i can't do that. >> so we're going to give it once chance for harmony on the last verse. you didn't know this was going to turn into a full on recording session, did ya? >> this is my dream come true. i am glad we're turning into into a full recording session. ♪ this christmas ♪ ♪ maybe this christmas ♪ >> well, the silence says everything, i think. that's going to be incredible together once the engineers get in there a little bit and tweak the microphones. >> we're stunned. beautiful. >> bring stevie nicks up a little bit. get the harmonies. lots of horns. it will be awesome. how cool is that? >> you're like quincy jones. you can get in there and produce

this. >> i think i need to. >> get in there. >> bring jason way down. >> stevie way up. >> exactly. we'll work on it, though. how about that sweater, though? the song called "maybe this christmas" drops tomorrow. the full album is out on november 22nd. i got to get in there quick. next up, marlon brando, the photograph, you can't tell who is who in that. playing the godfather. the movie set during the years when brando apparently teamed up with an architect to build the world's first ecologically perfect retreat on a small unhabited island in tahiti. >> why did you go to the police if why didn't you come to me first? >> cut. >> were you happy with the way "the god father" came out? >> i don't think that's really worth talking about. >> i have an island nearby.

more beautiful than words can describe. and i want to move there. >> an island? >> i want to look at billy zan as brando for a few hour. that's unbelievable. you can't tell what's original footage and what they shot. >> can which one of those two is him. >> on the left. >> only because of the quality of the photo can you tell. >> the composite of him was -- >> that could have been footage from the show. >> we could go to that. >> yeah. >> okay. >> that's italy. next up "stranger things" get ready to dive in one last time. the gang back together for a final season. yesterday netflix announced the show will be returning finally after a two-year hiatus revealing season 5 is set to debut in 2025, plus they dropped a series of photos with the cast straight from the set. not revealing any spoilers herings you'll notice in the pictures they put out, there's no max. there's no 11 played by saddie. we don't know about that yet, but stay tuned.

it is happening. next up, "friends." no one had a passion for shopping quite like rachel. >> i was left 12 interviews today. >> yet you're surprisingly up beat. >> you would do if you found boots on sale, 50% off. >> oh, how well you know me. >> their my new i don't need a job, i don't need my parents, i've got great boots boots. >> so the question is what happened to the cast's iconic wardrobe. recent podcast interview, courtney cox revealing that someone went home with a closet full of clothes. you want to guess who it is. >> not le blank. >> that's a good guest. >> jennifer used to like -- she still has the same platforms. she took a lot of monica's dresses and she'll say, oh, yeah, used to wear this on "friends." i go, it look great on her. she has a great figure and adorable. but i'm like, why would you take this floral little prairie dress from "friends"? but she holds on to everything.

so it's really funny that she did take some of monica's clothes. >> what was with the ainge? >> that's the thing. >> the revealing in a position to just stream of conscious talk. jennifer has all the clothes is the point of that. finally, hoda, this is for you. sheboozy dropped a teaser for his new track called "good news." take a listen. this is an nbc news special report. here's lester holt. >> good morning, we're coming on the air with breaking news from the white house where president biden is set to speak from the rose garden at any moment of president trump's dominating win over kamala harris. he's expected to talk about the transfer of power. here is the president. >> thank you, please.

thank you. [ applause ] good to see the cabinet and staff together here. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you, thank you. please. thank you, thank you, thank you. it's good to see you all, particularly good to see my granddaughter sitting in the front row here. how are you, honey? over for 200 years, america has carried out the greatest experiment in self-government in the history of the world, and that's not hyperbole, that's a fact. we're the people. the people vote and choose their own leaders and they do it peacefully, and we're in a democracy, the will of the people always prevails. yesterday, i spoke with president-elect trump to congratulate him on his victory. and i assured him, if i direct

my entire administration to work with his team, to ensure a peaceful and orderly transition. that's what the american people deserve. yesterday, i also spoke with vice president harris. she's been a partner and a public servant. she ran an inspiring campaign, and everyone got to see something that i learned early on to respect so much, her character. she has a backbone like a ramrod. she has great character, true character. she gave her whole heart and effort, and she and her entire team should be proud of the campaign they ran. you know, the struggle for the soul of america since our very founding has always been an ongoing debate and still vital today. i know for some people it's a time for victory, to state the obvious. for others, it's a time of loss.

campaigns are contests of competing visions. a country chooses one or the other. we accept the choice the country made. i've said many times, you can't love your country only when you win. you can't love your neighbor only when you agree. something i hope we can do no matter who you voted for. we see each other not as adversaries but as fellow americans, bring down the temperature. i also hope we can later address the question about the integrity of the american electoral system. it is honest. it is fair, and it is transparent. and it can be trusted. win or lose. i also hope we can restore the respect for all our election workers who busted their necks and took risks at the outset.

we should thank them. thank them for staffing voting sites, counting the votes, and protecting the very integrity of the election. many of them are volunteers who do it simply out of love for their country. and as they did, as they did their duty as citizens, i will do my duty as president. i'll fulfill my oath and i will honor the constitution. on january 20th, we'll have a peaceful transfer of power here in america. to all our incredible staff, supporters, cabinet members, all the people who have been hanging out with me for the last 40 years, god love you, as my mother would say, thank you so much. you put so much into the past four years. i know it's a difficult time. you're hurting. i hear you and i see you. but don't forget, don't forget all that we accomplished. it's been a historic presidency. not because i'm president.

but because of what we've done, what you've done, a presidency for all of americans. much of the work we've done is already being felt by the american people. the vast majority of it will not be felt over the next ten years. we have legislation we passed that's just only now just really kicking in. we're going to see over a trillion dollars worth of infrastructure work done. changing people's lives in rural communities and communities that are in real difficulty. because it takes time to get it done. and so much more that's going to take time, but it's there. the road ahead is clear, assuming we sustain it. there's so much, so much we can get done, and will get done, based on the way the legislation was passed. and it's truly historic. you know, we're leaving behind the strongest economy in the

world. i know people are still hurting. but things are changing rapidly. together we've changed america for the better. now we have 74 days to finish the term. our term. let's make every day count. that's the responsibility we have to the american people. look, folks, you-all know it in your lives, setbacks are unavoidable. but giving up is ivable. setbacks are unavoidable, but giving up is unforgivable. we all get knocked down. but the measure of our character as my dad would say, is how quickly we get back up. remember, a defeat does not mean we are defeated. we lost this battle. the america of your dreams is calling for you to get back up. that's the story of america for over 240 years and counting.

it's historic for all of us, not just some of us. the american experiment endures. we're going to be okay. but we need to stay engaged. we need to keep going. and above all, we need to keep the faith. so proud to have worked with all of you. i really mean it. i sincerely mean it. god bless you all. god bless america, and may god protect our troops. thank you, thank you, thank you. [ applause ] [ cheers and applause ]

>> president biden delivering what at moments felt like a farewell speech, certainly trying to capture the moment and what voters were trying to say as kamala harris was defeated, of course, to former president and now president-elect donald trump. the president also drawing contrasts about the election process and talking about that this would perhaps later rest the idea that there were problems with our election system. the president also talking about, of course, a smooth, vowing a smooth transfer of power. i want to go to our senior white house correspondent, gabe gutierrez, now, at the rose garden, gabe, we caught glimpses of some of the people in the crowd, cabinet members, staff. describe the setting. >> well,in lester, it was a very somber setting in the rose garden, as you said, the president was speaking with his staff, cabinet secretary, senior aides were in the audience, but he really tried to strike a unifying tone for the country,

and this is similar to what vice president harris said yesterday during her speech at howard university. really stressing the importance of a peaceful transfer of power. and this was a theme, lester, that we heard throughout president biden's campaign of threats to democracy and basically saying that we can't, the results have to be accepted, and we can't be american, we cannot support america only when we win, and that's something that he reiterated over and over again during his remarks today. now the focus shifts, lester, to the next ten weeks of his administration, and white house officials tell me he will be focusing on several things which he alluded to here, more aid for ukraine, further implementing some of the legislation that his administration passed, including that infrastructure law, and in addition to that, more funding for disaster relief. those are -- the thoughts are now shifting towards his legacy at this point, lester, and he also heaped a lot of praise on

his vice president, vice president harris, calling it an inspiring campaign. he did not take any questions, though, as he left the rose garden, lester. >> you mentioned this, and i want to drill down a little farther. he seemed to be expressing some frustration of the pace of getting credit for things done. he was talking about things done but noting the horizon, the time horizon of these things sometimes can be measured in decades. >> reporter: yeah, certainly, lester, and he was frustrated, i know in his conversation with you several months ago that the administration wasn't getting enough credit for some of its accomplishments, including on infrastructure and the idea that the economy was improving, that inflation was coming down or at least plateauing, and that his administration wasn't getting the credit for it. so, now, again, he has several foreign trips upcoming, and now he is working on his legacy, as this moves forward, but what these remarks were really intended to do, lester, is really strike this unifying tone at a time when america is so

much divided, so divided, he is offering an olive branch to now president-elect trump. he also mentioned that he here white house. the day for that is uncertain. we should point out, lester, that is not something that trump did offer to biden in 2020 when he won the presidency.