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>> surprise. who is to show family and a ound-breakintress, we'll take a look ckt her remarkable careerenzy. stores are alreadyob morning with one of e rbiggest shopping days of the year well we've t everything you need to?. a california mother who vanished while jogging almost a month ago has been reunited with her family after she was found?h?k up on the side of a rural road.
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sad news. the passing of florence henderson. >> everybody knows her as carol brady. the "today" show family got to know her a little better. she was best known as the mom as "the brady bunch." she died of heart failure at cedars sinai medical center in los angeles on thursday where she was surrounded by her loved ones. >> reporter: she was known as america's mom. carol brady. ? here's the story of a lovely lady who was bringing up three very lovely girls ? >> reporter: for five seasons starting in 1969, and for years lady, florence henderson, starred on "the brady bunch" as a widow thq??qi marries a widower with three sons, settling down in sunny california. >> doug. >> yeah. >> wheyo
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it wasn't just morning tv. she broke ground in late night as well.3? before johnny carson took the w" reins.??zz?@?m0 >> this is "later today" with ?1
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daughter, marsha, on "the brady bunch." tweeting, florence henderson was a dear friend for so many years and in my heart forever. i've miss you dearly. as we mentioned, florence henderson was a long-time friend of the "today" show appearing with matt many times over the years. matt wanted to join us this morning as we paidri he's on the phone with us. matt, we were all surprised when we woke up to the news this morning. >> it's so sad, willie and tamron. i first of all just loved looking backme oos moments on the "today" show and on other shows that you guys just put on the air. i will tell you this. and i think you both will agree because you got to know her as well. in all my years in this business, i don't think i've met anyone so talented and so popular who had so much humility and so little ego. i can say that without she was the most down to earth, humble, grounded person i've met.
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right. she was always in demand, always working because she was so good. she was so good at what she did. i mean from america's mom -- by the way, could there have been a better role for florence henderson than mrs. brady? because she nurtured everybody. she was so caring. she -- every time you saw her and she walked into the studio, then the kiss. and then it wasn't some kind of mandatory greeting where she'd say how are you and how is your family you had to stop and tell her how you were doing and how your family was doing. and if you didn't have stories and pictures, she wasn't going to let you go. >> that is so true. you talk about that nurturing spirit, matt. i walked with her this past february in the go red catwalk for heart disease. i was super nervous to go out. she was like just go out there and have fun with it. that sense of humor just radiating. we're so lucky, someone we
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and off camera. >> she had a wicked sense of hl? humor. she really did. i mean she was as quick with a might not get it. i'll tell you, no one liked that
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weekend. it's friday after thanksgiving and millions of americans are already out shopping this morning. the good deals are up for grabs and records are already being broken. nbc's jo ling kent is in the thick of all of it in jersey city. good morning, jo. >> reporter: good morning, tamron. good morning, willie. happy black friday to you. you know, if you thought black friday was dead, here in jersey city it is alive and kicking. thousands of shoppers showing up here at this mall. 137 million americane weekend. already the spending is shattering records. throngs of shoppers lining up for hours. before bursting into stores to cash in on black friday deals. >> put you in the right holiday mood. >> reporter: the rush of action a welcome sight for retailers. hoping to close out the year on a strong note. target's ceo says early store traffic data has been positive so far.
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were last year. already shattered.e, records americans spend at least $1.15 billion online on thanksgiving day. a 14% jump from last year. almost half a billion dollars have been spent on mobile devices alone. >> we're looking pretty good for black friday and the holiday season in general for retailers. i thinlot of companies a consumers are happy that the election is over. >> reporter: overall, holiday sales are expected to climb 3.6% shoppers started earlier than ever on thanksgiving day. >> three, two, one -- >> reporter: macy's customers flooded in the doors for deep discounts on boots and cashmere sweaters. as for what to buy now, new data shows the best deals are on electronics, toys and pet supplies. average tablet prices are down 25% compared to this time last year. television prices, sinking 24%.
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far this hiday weekend. now if you're waking up and you are looking at some deals on your phone, you should know that online spending is slated to about $2 billion already this morning as we wake up. as you start shopping, make sure you use legitimate apps and are logging on to the actual web sites as you spend those big bucks. stores are rolling out concierge
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nothing really to worry about today. saturday though we've got both coas dealing with the possility of delays, especially down through san ?= francisco and also into the boston area because of low clouds and just reduced visibility. it is also going to be a little breezy acrs new england but we could see some of those showers and wind causing some delays at san francisco airport on saturday. you're driving, again it is that i-95 corridor because of a coastal storm that's trying to develop in the northeast. not only will it be windy but the farther north you go, you showers causing some problems. then on sunday we are still looking at maybe some tricky conditions across mountain passes. we'll see some storms develop throe country and northern new engla
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the holiday as a working vacation tweeting, trying to get carrier ac company to stay in the u.s. making progress. will know soon. carrier currently planning to move its indianapolis plant to mexico and confirmed they're in contact with the incoming administration. on the trail, trump railed against outsourcing jobs overseas. >> our jobs are coming back. and our companies aren't leaving. and if our companies want to leave, there are consequences. >> reporter: meanwhile, trump's former rival, hillary clinton, thanksgiving shopping this week and tweeted yesterday, i was greeted by this hetw display on the corner of my street. thank you to all of you who did this. as mr. trump works to build up his administration, the team tasked with his inauguration already in full steam as well, they are aiming to raise tens of millions of dollars for the historic day. tamron? willie? back to you. >> thank you very much. federal authorities are looking into a possible hate
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the loss of its teenage son this holiday weekend after he was shot dead on a neighborhood street. nbc's ron allen is in washington with the latest on this story. ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. james means was a 15-year-old black teenager. his alleged, 62-year-old william pulliam who is white and now in police custody. it is what police say the alleged gunman said about the young man's death that's igniting even more outrage. >> be advised your suspect is in a dark hoodie, handgun in his possession. >> reporter: late night outside ar police in pursuit of a gunman. authorities say it began when 15-year-old james means bumped into an older man. the suspect went into the store. when he came out, the two exchanged words before means was shot twice. >> pd is out on investigation. >> reporter: means died later at a hospital. 62-year-old william pulliam arrested and charged with murder.
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stating, the way i look at it, that's another piece of trash off the street. the report also said he then had dinner and visited a friend. police say pulliam confessed to shooting mns because he felt threatened. in a jailhouse interview with wchs, pulliam claimed the teenager had a gun. >> i don't like it. believe me, i didn't want to kill anybody. but, you know, they're not going to kill me. >> reporter: but police say means was not armed. and federal authorities are now lo crime was committed. willfully using a firearm to kill another person because of the victim's actual or perceived race, color, religion or national origin. maximum penalty -- life in prison. >> my son is in a safer place now and we all love him. >> reporter: means' family says they believe justice will prevail. >> we're just not going to put it in our hands. we're going to let the law put it in their hands. >> reporter: calls for calm and forgiveness.
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grudge. we all have to forgive and let everything take its place. >> reporter: on social media, the response to our request for a few thousand dollars to help with funeral expenses has soared well past $40,000. while the suspect remains in jail, his next hearing, some time after the holiday weekend. tamron? willie? >> ron allen, thanks so much, ron. and also making headlines this morning, the great aretha franklin. >> the 74-year-old qen of soul kicked off the day of footba town of detroit with, yes, !- call it -- an epic rendition of the d] the so? ng usually lasts about o minutes. but when you're the quess how l? 4:35 seconds. who's counting? al
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just got to complainbout everything. they finished eating and had p?8 done the dishes by the time she was done. willie and i hav people on social media who complained about this. >> that's 4:35 seconds of free aretha franklin. that's how i look at it. >> she wasn'singing "jingle >> i was actually cooking with that on in the background. i was saying -- i did at one point say, is that song still on? >> i can sit down for a seconds? we love aretha. we'll take all the aretha we cau get.'s get the rest of the forenow. nationally across the un northwest, coulde mountain snow. we've already seen about two feet of snow in the cascades. we're also looking at some mountain snow across northern new england in the highest showers and storms today in ceral texas just south of dallas.
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>> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, thank you very much. coming up, a missing alive in what some are calling a miracle. we'll have the latest on the search for her kidnappers. plus, your holiday survival guide to getting through weekend with everything from the best bargains to some travel tips. but first, this is "today"
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wind speeds along the front range, occasional gusts upwards of 20 miles an hour or so, a similar situation along front range foothills. it will not be consistent and won't last throughout today. that's going to make money skies very pleasant to experience outside with 50s to near 60 over eastern colorado. it is quite a bit cooler in the mountains and west. a lot of that cold air has settled into the valleys. with not much wind there is
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sunshine today, a bit hazy especially this afternoon and this evening. we have another warm hazy day tomorrow. the wind kicks up sunday after a brief lunch time sprinkle. monday the wind continues and it gets cooler. the snow tuesday looks to be extremely light and shouldn't cause us problem. we start clearing out again by wednesday during the middle of next wee know what's in this box? well, in case your crystal ball is broken, here's a hint. safe, reliable energy, for starters. but there's also a commitment to this community. see, at xcel energy this is our hometown. so, we're not just about ving 't living here.?t?uzf8? awings.
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that she would be found safe and alive. >> reporter: the 34-year-old sherri papini described by her family as a super mom, this morning once again surrounded by those she loves. >> sherri has been located and has been reunited with her husband and family on this day of thanksgiving. >> reporteap 150 miles from where investigators believe she was abducted while out jogging over three weeks ago. >> she was bound with restraintz but was able to summon help om a passing motorist on i-5 near county road 17. >> reporter: now the mothe?x twis recovering with her family by her side. for weeks the community had come together to search for any sign of papini after her husbanhad report h mng. her sister asking for the
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nfl game. exclusively on verizon. dylan, thank you. coming up, the best part of thanksgiving. expert tips onkp3? crafting the ultimate turkey sandwich. there is an art to this. and whatever your holiday weekend needs, jeff rossen has them covered on the best bargains and how to drive on t icy roads. right after this. nly as g ood k and a lot more. get our best smartpnes for fr. like the iphone 7. the samsung galaxy s7. pho.
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major cash in stores, to a warning about online shopping. we even have travel tips with snowce hitting parts of the country, how do you pull out of a skid. this morningt is one-stop shopping to kick off we biggest shopping day of the year and we're all heading to the stores. but don't hate retail.ac? we8vcde save you big bucks. i like that one. with a## retail expert. her first tip to save y??ou
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on this friday morning. what a crowd we've got on this plaza! >> i know we don't pick fab favorites out here but i have a favote person here. dallas cowboys. what's up cowboy nation. how about those cowboys? coming best thing about thanksgiving -- the leftovers. we'll show you how to transform your turkey into a new and dish dish that everyone loves. >> we're getting cheers for leftover >> every's more awake. >> ats less. before we get to all that, let's get to the news at?! ?b8:9
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so you'd better have your rooms picked up. >> reporter: she staeder career on broadway in a number of hits before making her way to television. henderson got her first job on the small screen in 1959, right here on "today." ? >> reporter: she was hired to be the very first "today girl," doing the weather, fashion and other light news segments. she broke ground at late night, too, becoming the first woman to guest host the "tonight show" in 1962. >> this is "later today." >> reporter: four decades later, henderson returned to her "today" show roots co-hosting the spinoff "later today." abou career, and her longevity with matt in 2015. >> you say you feel better now than when you were 30. what makes you happy in life these days? >> well, i try to get up every
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day, i am so blessed to be able to still do what i love. i work all the time. and i'm just grateful. >> florence henderson died of heart failure last night on thanksgiving at cedars sinai medical center in los angeles surrounded by her loved ones. she was 82. she will be missed by the entire country, b her "today" show faly no to an explosive end to an then they got rid of them the only way they knew how -- they blewheup. the country hastrict rexes on fireworks and all agone in a flash. this all happened in peru. >> pretty good chance i won't try that at home but thanks for the tip. coming up, your the mat black friday cheat sheet. what you need to know before you hit the sales today.
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financial editor jean cith your friday cheat sheet. smart shopping tips you need to head out to stores this friday. >> that's because a lot of them have figured out that you can get much of the same merchandise but not all of the same merchandise online. if they're door busters you are looking for, you actually want to hit the stores. the first thing you need to know is that when it comes to those door busters that you've seen in your circulars, you got to get there early. some of those things you may have missed already at this point. online the stores are going to stagger their sales. you're going to see them
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are watching the language in those advertisements. if it says limited quantities, that means when it's gone, it's gone. >> so you made it into the store. what do we look for? >> we're going to look first for what's a deal and what's not a deal. so a lot of these door busters are things that are either made just for black friday or last year's models. and that means they may not have all the features of the models that you are used to seeing. so for example, unlawful lot -- awful lot about. do your research so you know if you'll be happy with it when you get it home. also download the apps for your ferre favorite stores, online and off. amazon will release new deals as frequently as every five minutes, often through their app.
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>> you saw use the right credit card. >> that depends on your credit cards in your wallet. but look particularly at the gold and platinum ones because they have benefits like return protection, extended warrantee protection, and the ability to give you money back on your credit card if you -- if the price down over the next 60 days. importantly, you have to shop on that particular card. and, if you additional way to save money, look atg are other people'sift cards that they don't necessarily want on ses like giftcardgranny where you can get a discount. today we are looking at tvs in particular 4k tvs. also looking at ptops, large and sma large and smallll appliances thgs le kitchen aid appliances and vacuums. gaming bundles. ol generation gadgets like
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first generation, you'll get good deals on. surprisingly, a lot of good deals on travel. >> what do we wait to buy? >> most toys. not the hottest toys, not the you're waiting for. jelry, winter apparel, those things will get cheaper as the holiday season rolls on. >> great tips. thank you. if you enjoyed she's coming back on monday to take us through >> i was impressed with how you did that. >> you did it every day. >> not gracefully. >> youe the expert on the walk. let's see what's trending today. >> let's get start would a viral i've watched millions of times to add to the 30 million times others have. here's why. an ?h???7??8adorable baby girl every minute of a shampoo for the first time. so, usually bathtime for a new baby can be challenging, but not
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she is soaking it up. look how happy she is. look at the rinse. the baby loved this part. followed by a little gentle brushing and towel on the top. look at that. look at that face. do you feel anxious at any point, just put thi it's just the best. >> i'm so relaxed. >> isn't that how the both of you feel when you go to a hair salon. >> when i'm getting it it's the best thing. >> like washi problems. >> until your ?5?@next. >> that baby's cute. they're the hottest toys of the season.
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two brothers stumbled upon the toy in october and they stocked up. they bought $5,000 worth of hatchima and selling them on ebay they mad the money back and then some. of $8,000. our resident hatchimal expert, what is the deal here? >> durin the third hour of love. we just kept rubbing it. >> you and harry. >> i loved it as much as i could and it hatched. >> how long does it take to hatch? >> 20 to 60 minutes. >> that's a quick gestation?t period. she had to wait 9 1/2 months. yesterday, come on, let's admit it we all feasted on delicious food and today we're going to feast someaby"?yne of of thanksgiving is the leftovers
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sandwiches because "usa today" tells us how to craft the perfect sandwich. choose your bread carefully. some athis is the most important decision you'll make in your life. >> i like potato bread. >> and that hawaiian bread. so good. it can make or break the wit if you can. >> i can see that. >> the flavor is soaked in. it's been a where all the flav. only one interior start. >> what is an interior start. >> like stuffing or mashed potatoes. >> if you pile on the works, you may regret it. cranberry sauce is a must, really? >> oh, yeah. >> if you add an egg it counts for breakfast. >> i do want mashed potatoes in there. >> i like the stuffing. corn, green bean casserole and everything on my plate. >> like a dagwood sandwich. >> ceases to be a sandwich at that point. >> just a second meal. >> i didn't know you put mashed potatoes on it. >> i think there are some.
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>> the lettuce -- >> let me move my hatchimal. >> i don't know about the lettuce. >> i don't know about that. >> we'll eat these leftover sandwiches which look amazing and get to pop start. >> we are starting off with pop st ben bennetnd beloved puppet stoleuring the thanksgiving day parade not because of their spirited performance, but because of the moment when miss piggy instantly left to giv >> miss piggy to the rescue. she's amazing. tony bennett lost the balance from the float and she grabbed his arm to save him. >> easy on the gas there buddy.n >> i know. miss piggy.
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>> well, miss piggy was there, so we're good. how do the stars spend their thanksgiving holiday. we have a round up for you. sit back and watch. taylor swift spent the day at the beach with friends. the singer shared these photos of the fun they had on the sand before enjoying the big feast. ?>?lchristie brinkley and her daughter. reese witherspoon from the kitchen fired up the kitchen, y'all. her battle of the stuffing. >> no, there.alking a turkey? >> she took a turkey for a little trot. >> there's bruno mars the singer had a bubble bath. >> can we all wake up bruno mars for one day. >> does not look like my thanksgiving at all. >> dylan, a little double duty today. pop start and weather. >> here's what not graceful
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country. a lot of cloud cover going on and other than that, nothing to worry about. a few scattered showers dn through texas and in and around the great lakes with snow flurries, too. a bigger storm out in the pacific northwest. biggest travel concern.
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and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, thank you. when it comes to music legends. they don't get much bigger or better than dolly parton. >> she grew up in tennessee smoky mountains in a little cabin and a?j big family. they didn't have much but the holidays were still a very specia dolly is out with a new tv movie miracle. i caught up with dolly to talk about faith, family and country. >> i think everybody should be proud of who they are and where they're from and i always said, don't be ashamed of how you're brou who you are. >> from a childhood where all she had was family and music, dolly parton grew up to be an american icon. >> you famously grew up in a little cabin just over a hill over there with 12 brothers and sisters and your mom and dad.
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was like in that home growing up? >> i do. my mama was always big on making sure that we knew what christmas was all about. she always told the christmas story ofnd always read the bible. but we made our own, a lot ofx? our o toys and we didn't, in those very early days, we didn't have electricity. you know, millions of you joined us last -- >> reporter: christmas of many colors. her new nbc tv movie is based on a christmas miracle dolly's experienced when she was a little girl. >> but you don't realize it because we had mom and daddy and we felt safe and loved. >> i could never afford to buy your mama a wedding ring. >> reporter: ricky schroder plays dolly's dad and jennifer nettles is her mom and dolly plays the part of the town's painted lady. >> when i was a kid, there was a lady the loose woman in our town but she was absolutely beautiful
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big hair, big makeup, lipstick and all and tightlothes. and i wanted talook like her when i grew up. so, i'm playing the painted lady. it's kind of a cool thing. >> christmas is a little different at your house these days, i would imagine. what are some of your favorite traditions? >> i try to get with my little nieces and nephews and we bake cookies and they usually spend the night. i have an elevator painted like it's a fireplace and i go and bring prese kids are downstairs and it's all painted like a fire and i come down the fire dressed like santa claus. >> reporter: quite a year for dolly. she's fresh off a nationwide concert tour. a hit new album "pure and simple" a 50th wedding anniversary and her 70th birthday. you've had a remarkable year, dolly. you had a milestone birthday, a milestone anniversary with your husband, carl.
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of years. do you feel like you're in a great spot right now? >> i really do. i've been working all my life. kind of like they make a joke and say i'm an overnight success after 70 years. you know. but i've worked hard. but i'm justno ? all the hard work i've done h allowed so many great things to happen. >> you're one of the most positive and optimistic people t >> yes, i am hopeful for the country. i believe we are still a great and will be greater.hat we can but i think we all have to pull together. i think that we're still america. that's why we have all those people in the government. one person cannot make all the decisions. you've got to have people, you know, helping. i really am looking forward, you ow, to a gat future. i mean, everybody had their own desires of who would or who
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president coming in and we have all got to get in there ando our part. and if doesn't do good, i would imagine as americans we will get him out there of. if he does do good, then we can all say, yes, this is good for all of us. let's at least give everybody an opportunity and a chance. >> we love her. >> like most people, i'm a sucker for dolly parton. she's just the greatest. >> everything about her. >> the last movie for nbc that as more than 16 million viewers. dolly parton's "christmas of many colors" airs wednesday, november 30th at 9:00, 8:00 central time right here on nbc. dylan? coming up one of the most talented actresses on the planet and matching the orange room perfectly jessica chastain. a big screen role that is already getting oscar??? buzz.
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good morning. here is a look at what's ha);dppening on channel 20. skip the crowds today and go outside. if you do, make sure to snap a moment of yourself enjoying the great colorado outdoors. show everyone that you chose to
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inside. even if you have heard it before, one more time won't hurt. we have your winter car prep information at 8:41. >> this is a good time to do that. it is the best time, when the weather is dry and relatively docile. that's what we are looking at today, dry conditions across the state will allow you do any kind of maintenance or any kind of if unthat ?you want the mountain areas. we'll be pushing close to 50 in the arkansas valley today. other folks, almost 15 degrees
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9 news lights the lights, 6:00 to 7:00. we will broadcast live starting at 6:30. at 6:00 p.m. month. snow on tuesday, still looks very unimpressive with little
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it is 8:30 now on this friday morning, november 25th. we've got a huge crowd out here today! working off some of the turkey and stuffing by waving to their friends and family back home. that's a way to work it off. thanks, all, for coming out here. jessica chastain stars in a new political thriller that's
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we'll talk to her about tackling a role that's ripped right from the headlines. plus, a new twist on turkey chilly and more ways to enjoy your leftovers while parked in front of the tv this weekend, say, watching football. and a live concert from d daya. the 18-year-old is fresh from performing at the thanksgiving day parade. but first, we are wrapping up our annual series, "thanks and giving work at st. jude's children hospital. again with us is marlo thomas, national outreach director for st. jude. some familiar faces this year. giving away gift bags with a little surprise from retailers who support st. jude so the kid@ are giving out the gift bags. we're going to talk to marlo. marlo, tells us about what "thanks and giving" is about for you and for us. >> well, as you know, st. jude is called america's hospital.
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scientific discoveries go to every community in america. and america helps us fund it. because as you know, we're non-profit. nobody pays at st. jude for anything. not travel or housing or food or treatment. so this is one of the ways in which we raise money. >> how does it work today if people go out shopping? >> well first of all, can you see me on the camera? first thing you do, you look for this logo. this is where t good guys are. ann taylor, williams-sonoma, best buy. we're sending out gift cards now, home goods and domino's pizza, k-mart, kay jewelers. wherever you go, they'll ask you to add a little something for the children of st. jude. all you got to do is say yes or ??u?ngo to st. jude.org. >> you hav wit us laun lewis and abby geyser. hi, ladies. happy thanksgiving. >> thank you.
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this we are? >> i'm thankful that i go the to keep my eye and my leg and that god blessed me with that. >> how about you, lauren? thank in new york -- >> to hang out with us. >> yes. >> this is what america looks working together, everybody giving a little something to help us continue our motion of finding cures and saving children. >> these are special girls you brought some amazing stories. you inspire us st. jude is so important. >> no child, no family, pays a nickel for this treatment because of the great work marlo and st. jude do together. thank you. >> we have one more treat. okay. so if you have a gift bag, you may find a gift card from your retailer. those of you out here who have gift bags with green ribbons on them? raise them up. raise your bags. you got your bag up? if you have a green ribbon on it. hold it up. right? you're big winners for the $100
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there you have it. happy spending there. >> that's a lot of pizza. >> very good. thank you again, marlo. lauren. abby. >> thank you for having us. . we're taking a look at weekend outlook where we are going to see some heavier rain and also some snow showers in the pacific northwest. the highest elevations. saturday,t england. we could see heavy rain and gusty winds across eastern maine with some snowossible in the higher elevations. here is what you can expect if you are traveling on sunday. we could see some stronger storms, especially through the midwest. that would be heavy rain. if you're traveling along i-35, you could run into some delays because of the heavier rain. the rain also looks heavy out in the pacific northwest with some more mountain snow. that means mountain passes will have an issue. in the southeast and up and down that i-95 corridor, if you are
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a-okay. we should see lots of sunshine, temperatures comfortable, too, in the 40s and 50s. saturday at 4:00 p.m. is one of the worst times to be on the road. keep that in mind. you might want to wait until >> okay. we're checking off bucket lists here. it was get this box checked by "today" show host. i guess i count. right? >> yeah! >> awesome! thank you so much. >> all right, dylan.
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powerful women and her latest role certainly is no exception. >> the new thriller, "miss sloan," she plays a ruthless washington lobbyist. at the center of the story is a controversial gun safety bill. elizabeth sloan will go to any length to outsmart her foes. >> well being is about foresight. about anticipating your opponent's moves. and dividing counter measures. of the opposition. and plays her trump card just after they play theirs. >> jessica chastain, good morning. we're mesmerized. >> good goosebumps. >> thanks! >> so elizabeth sloan described by one viewer as beautiful but scary. >> good. well, elizabeth sloan is a very
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she gets brought over to work on a bipartisan gun bill. >> you know, of course, everyone talk about the election at thanksgiving dinner yesterday. perhaps some survived, some did not. what a perfect timing. >> i think it is a great thing. as an actress you don't get very many roles where you play a female character -- or even see in the movies that you have a female character perfectionist and so flawed. you see men play these roles all the time but i think in our society women aren't necessarily brought into that area. i think it is good to have elizabeth sloan there in the world. >> you did some research as you always do for a character in d.c. sort of looking at the world of lobbying. we know the reputation of lobbyists. sort of mercenaries and cynical a devious. >> no. i met with some incredible women. i went to d.c. -- well, first, i
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jack abramoff's book. that's an interesting place to start. how could someone go wrong here? then i researched the most successful lobbyist in d.c. and i went there and met with 11 women. what really struck me about them was how powerful they were, even almost before they entered the room. 7 out of the 11 women were wearing black nail polish. they had like -- they really carried this energy with them to contend with what they were doing because i found out less than 10% of i think they -- you have to really show up. >> especially in d.c. i mean it is a tough town as we know. i can imagine when the odds and numbers are against you as it is with gender, women in d.c. and this character. >> it is fascinating. d.c. definitely -- i think we all know it is a bit of a boy's club. when you have the debates, one of the things hillary clinton was criticized for was being overprepared in the first debate. i've never heard anyone say that
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overprepared. i'm overprepared for things and elizabeth sloan is, too. >> it is clear you prepared for this one. a lot of people are mentioning the word "oscar" with this one. when people see movie, they'll know why. >> thank you so much. >> "miss sloan" opens in theaters today. we have an exclusive clip on our website, today.com. coming up next, great ways to enjoy your thanksgiving leftovers starting with little turkey sliders. stick around.
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we're back with our special series "today food loves football" getting ready to cheer on the chiefs and broncos. chef eri has just the recipe to put your thanksgiving leftovers to good use while enjoying sunday night game. hey, buddy, what's going on? >> how are you? >> i'm hungry. >> i'm glad. >> that's how i am.
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the easiest recipe in the world. you can even put it in a crock pot and forget >> you've torn off some of the turkey from yesterday. white meat? >> white, dark, everything. a good bunch of spices, paprika, chili powder, cumin, salt, green ch chiles. >> black-eyed beans are the best. is it a bean or a pea? >> i don't know. i'm a little bit embarrassed. >> oh. you got beer? >> football. >> nice! nice.
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>> i love that you let it low, let it go. >> leave it one, let it do its have you ts delicious -- >> what do you put on top of your chili? >> anything you want. but classic is sour cream, scallions, cheddar. >> there is a big debate over if it chili should -- i'm a texan. chili's not supposed to have beans. i think chili should have beans. >> i think chili should have beans, excuse me. >> all out of order. >> we use a little bit of leftover turkey breast to make some fun sliders. it's kind of -- we call it wicked sliders. we make a chili paste with a bunch of spices, cayenne and n sugbrow specifically, little bit of olive oil. brush it on the turkey. >> did you see in "trending" talking about the perfect turkey sandwich? >> i did. >> did you buy that?
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>> cranberry sauce. we kind of take a fun play on cranberry sauce going on the sliders. we make it into aoli. add mayonnaise, add your leftover cranberry sauce. looks a little weird in pink but it is delicious. >> what do you guys think over there? >> fantastic. really good. >> if you dunk the sandwich in the chili -- >> love where you're headed. >> i'm very good things and eating during football things. so this is -- >> now do you put the sauce on both sides of the bread or just one side? >> both sides. >> it doesn't matter? okay. i love that we're making our own sandwiches here. just like at home. >> when you add heat, add a little bit of sweetness. i'm going to drizzle the honey action on the turkey. ? thank you, eric! you can find these recipes, today.com/food. don't forget the denver broncos host the kansas city chiefs on nbc's "sunday night football." coverage beginnings with
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here on nbc. up next, a live concert from one of the hottest stars on the scene. daya. but first, this is "today" on
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>> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. 2016 has been pretty spectacular for rising pop star hands with singles like "hide away," "sit still and look ." >> daya, good morning. top of an already big year, you got to be the macy's thanksgiving day what was that like? is >> it was craziness. it was just great. the squirrel from "ice age" was behind me. >> you know you've made it.
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any thanksgiving dinner or was it all work? >> not yet. all work. but today. right after this. we're going to go. >> you're going in. all right, before you eat, we're going to let you sing. daya, take it away. >> thank you so much. ? sorry boy ? ?
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? ? ? >> woo! awesome job! daya. >> thank you so much. you earned that thanksgiving meal. >> yes, you did. congratulations. >> the single is "words." the album is out now. catch daya on tour early next
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created by our sponsor, american express. founder of small business saturday. shop small this saturday. let's look ahead to the weekend. check in with dylan over in the orange room. >> guys, tomorrow is small business saturday. we've been celebrating small
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to get in the spirit, our viewers are sharing some photos online with their favorite shopping buddies. rene posted this one with her back seat buddy in the car there. kussan likes to hit the shops with her mom and cousin. it's always fun for a girls shopping trip. shannon says here we are in new york city shopping and look who we bumped into. see that guy right there? mr. matt lauer. i'm sure matt would make a good shopping buddy. keep those photos coming on today's facebook page with th what do you got coming up? >> coming up on "sunday today," talking about politics and travel. a business travel day. our profile this week, andy cohen, and also for the third time a best selling author, a guy who's loved famous people and pop culture, now becoming famous himself. >> anson cooper always says that no o enjoys being famous more than me.
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then i started breaking down what he was saying. here's my analysis of this. i became famous after the age of 40. so i want you to imagine being in new york, then suddenly people are giving you things, they're just treating you better. so if that's what it means, then i think you're right, i do really like it. >> andy is us a honest. that's why w much more of that this weekend on "sunday today." > >> andy's tips on life. >> you're in the book, too. >> we have much more coming up on "today" after your local news
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good morning. it is just before 9:00. president elect donald trump enjoyed his thanksgiving holiday at his florida get away but he made sure everyone knew he was still up to stuff. trump tweeted he was working to keep more than 1000 bs in the u.s. trump and carrier, an air conditioning company, have confirmed they're in talks to 1400 jobs from indiana to mexico. but there is nothing signed on the dotted line. marty is with us. it was really cold if you were doing the black friday thing. >> i hope they got what they wanted. if you go this afternoon, you might be able to wear short sleeves. we have dry conditions today with highs reaching near 60. it will only be up there for 30 or 45 minutes. if you are in the direct sunshine it will feel just fine
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western slope and in eastern colorado. today's forecast puts us near 60 with sunshine. the lack of wind today will allow us to build up dirt and pollution in the air so we will get a bit hazy by the end of the day. don't let that keep you inside. join us tonight at 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. 9 news lights the lights. we will have cheryl, belen and corey hosting for you. the temperature when it starts don't have to layer up much. low 60s again tomorrow with a couple rain showers the middle of sunday, windy sunday afternoon and evening. if the should be dry for the rapids and dry for the broncos sunday evening. light snow tuesday is looking pretty modest around here. we're not getting too excited
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this morning on "today's take," what's better than black friday? "freebie friday." plus, tamron taking you where no one's ever been before. you will not believe your eyes. wait until you see how we are re-inventing thanksgiving leftovers coming up right now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hey, welcome back to a friday. black friday. i am going to be honest. i don't like that phrase. >> why? >> i don't like black froiday. >> why is it. >> because to me it is like a negative -- >> but isn't it a money? >> why don't we call it green friday then? green friday.
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black as far as finances. >> i get it. >> because when you're in the red -- >> that's bad. >> yes. right. >> red friday would not be good. >> are we on tv? >> we're on tv. we're on tv. >> happy friday. >> yes! did you have a good thanksgiving? >> oh, my gosh. i did. i hung out at patti labelle's house which -- >> do tell. >> i can't tell you everything. it is on instagram. >> there you go. >> i did not hang out at patti labelle's house. >> what did y >> 13 of my family members came over. i can finally host thanksgiving because we finally have a dining room table. so, yeah. >> that's important. >> just ate and sat on the
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do a redo thanksgiving. >> there's nothing wrong with that. >> a thanksmas. >> you are such a big cook but you don't normally cook? >> i used to. but since we lost my parents and -- sorry. thank you very much. >> the suspense. >> back wash. >> i guess it is. >> just a little we started going out about five years ago. chef daniel invited us to his restaurant. we've eaten there. . it is like, wow, i'm not exhausted after dinner. >> you cook every day pretty much for your family. most days for your family. then to go and cook this huge meal - >> it is nice to? have someone else do it for you. >> exactly. >> it is feel-good friday. this being money green friday. because we don't say black friday around here. what are you feeling good about?
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a dad and as a meteorologist, last saturday i got to see the launch of the goes r satellite with my son, nick. it is the most advanced weather satellite in the world now. and we watched it. the window was from 5:42 to 6:42. they launched it right at 6:42. i had never seen a night launch before. it was of the most amazing things. >> it looks like the time lapse there is so much science on that little ball of fire right there. >> how will this change our lives? >> it will change our lives in so many different ways because it is going to be able to give us better insight into hurricanes, lightning detection, fog detection, soil moisture, solar activity. much more enhanced solar activity. it is going to be with the resolution this thing will have,
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with the satellite go down to blocks at a time and so much more data is coming in as opposed to like every 30 minutes. this will be every five minutes. >> wow. >> it will help add maybe 10 to 15 minutes to tornado warnings. >> that's huge. that's so hard. >> that's huge. i just feel good about the fact that i got to see it. i got to see it with my boy and that we are going to have so much -- in -- >> is he taller than you now? >> he is taller than me. he's kind of stooping down. >> i can tell you're hold him down. >> first i thought it was the headphones. how old is he now? >> he's 14 1/2. >> and he's taller than you. >> he wears a size 12 sneaker. i'm buying clothes for him every three months. he sneezes and it is like the "incredible hulk." things rip off. every time "the incredible hulk" did that, his pants didn't rip. >> he wasn't flexing his legs.
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the nba so that nick can get their leftover size 42 sneakers. what's your feel-good friday? >> well, brian and i being the nerds that we are, we have just gotten a new nintendo system. the original nes. >> that sold out everywhere! >> it sold out everywhere. >> how did you get it? >> brian just ordered it online. he was waiting for are it to come out online. i think we overpaid for it -- >> it is like the eight-bit thing. >> yes. so it is entertainment system but it is a smaller mini version of it. super mario 1, 2, 3. 30 games already loaded on to it. this is me playing super mario 1. >> aw! >> it's got the original controller. >> that's when i stopped playing. this was like the last of the video games for me. this is so cool. >> so watch. we did it. i was very happy.
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daughter. we can't find it anywhere. >> i know where you can get one. i know an address. they're going to be busy with the baby soon. >> i told brian we need to be one, two and three mario brothers before the baby gets here. >> we don't have -- we have the cards but i love this. what is a rustic cuff? what are you happy about? >> i didn't know. a few weeks ago i was at an event in harlem, actually how i got the patti labelle in this woman walked over to me. it was a group of women. like we're from tulsa, oklahoma, we love you so much. you're our favorite. i looked down and said that's a beautiful bracelet you have on. she takes it and puts it on my arm. i'm like, wait a minute, what are you doing? she's like, no, no, this is a rustic cuff. in tulsa, it is basically like pay it forward when someone compliments you. so ali, one of our producers came into my dressing room and
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and i go -- click. >> so it is -- kathie lee is actually on their website. she was one of the first. you go on. but there are different ones. but it is kind of just this tradition now. here's my problem though. i want to say hi again to the lady who gave it to me. we took a picture. >> you don't know how to reach out to her. >> they kept the picture. on her phone. they said they were going to tweet me. if you're those ladies from tulsa who gave me the rustic cuff and we met the a the food please call me. or tweet me or something. because ali now has the bracelet and i need a new one. >> it's a good thing it is not called rustic dress. if somebody said i like your dress -- >> but i just loved that idea of someone say, i like that, and then you are doing it because we have -- think about it. we're talking about shopping today. you're going to buy something you already have. that was the inspiration behind this company. go look them up, rustic cuff.
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jacket i was wearing. kind of a little loose on me. i was fortunate, lost some weight. so i gave it to him. what the heck. >> joan rivers, this was 15 to 18 years ago i ran into her. i said you smell so great. she opened her handbag and gave me her perfume. and i still -- i have a keepsake of things that really mean -- it was joan rivers who didn't even know me. i was like local news, local and she gave me the perfume out of her bag. >> our love your car. >> al, i love your home. i love your life. >> on to this one. are you thinking about how much you ate yesterday and wondering what you need to do to burn off the -- >> these always drive me nuts. makes me just feel so guilty. >> our producers went online. dailyburn.com to find out what you would need to do to burn off calories that you've consumed. again, we don't support this.
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enjoyers. we're sharing just in case you wonder. you have to do ten minutes of stair climbing for a quarter cup of stuffing. >> 37 calories for cranberry sauce, that's three sets of 20 push-ups? >> 20 push-ups only burns 37 calories? >> your body keeps burning after you are done with the workout. >> how many calories did you just burn off, jerry, bringing this? >> half a cup of mashed potatoes is 120or mashed potatoes than that. >> 35 minutes of weight training is what they say you would need to do that. >> six ounces of turkey breast, 195 calories. 50 minutes of ice skating. >> now we get into the desserts and a slice of pumpkin pie, up around 316 calories. that's 60 minutes of yoga which calms you down. >> apple pie is 411 calories?
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in 30 -- what is 5k turkey trot? >> they do runs. three miles? >> they're on thanksgiving morning. it is like three miles. >> this is like a killjoy. this is popping my balloon. >> you don't eat like this every day. enough! enough! enjoy. chill. >> chill. back to your black friday deals. >> or whatever. friday shopping. the new store from business insider, they say they expect last year. it's been going down every year. people are going online. but wallethub says these are the best places to shop and save. sears an average of 43% discount. >> my first job ever -- second. i worked at toys "r" us and i went to sears and i worked in the men's suit department. i was like 17. hey, sears. >> hey, lady, i need to buy a suit. >> i could sell some men's suits. i was awesome. >> kohl's, they say an average of 58% discount.
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kohl's. jcpenney, 62%. macy's number one average 63% discount. you should aim for a discount of 39% -- okay. why not just say 40%? or higher. video games most valued. jewelry is expected to be the worst deal. >> i tell people -- i love to shop. i don't think you should buy anything full price after september. because even if you love it, november. and there's nothing worse than buying something, then your friend's got, i got that same thing. up next, if you are still stuffe from yesterday and plan on being a couch potato all day long and hanging with us, we've got the perfect game to keep you entertained. we'll stay with you as long as you want us. play along with us in this interesting game after this.
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back with more of "today's take." so everybody is home sitting on the couch. got your top button of your pants undone. got the stretchy pants. here is a game just for us. name the t iconic couches. all right. here's the first couch. >> first couch. >> "friends." >> easy. >> actually, i've they ever seen an entire -- >> that's "roseanne." >> boom. all right. >> clearly we spend a lot of time on couches watching tv. >> "simpson's." >> that was easy. come on, guys.
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again. >> wow. >> we have spent a lot of time watching tv. that's oprah and tom cruise. >> considering the oprah -- >> it says oprah. that was a tough one. >> look at that. >> the bundys. >> "the golden girls." >> i said "the unbelievable. so -- >> don't play that game at home. >> thanksgiving is done. time to change the music over to christmas music. >> i'm ready for christmas music. >> pentatonics are out with their fifth album. they're pretty phenomenal. >> new country music album out
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yearwood. they put out a christmas together. >> have you seen their amazon commercial for alexa? is three or four of them in a row. they're very funny. google it. it's like -- i would watch a show with the two of them. >> she's got her cooking show. >> oh, does she? i've not seen it. i'm a fan of both. >> one of our faves. jimmy buffett from came out with "'tis the season." it is always summer with jim new but beach christmas isn't bad. a lot of these artists will be performing on our program. what's your go-to christmas song? ? and this christmas will be a very special christmas ? ? from me ? i can't sing.
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i love that song. >> bruce springsteen. ? merry christmas baby ? >> you sound like jenna bush hager. meets bruce springsteen. >> mariah carey. >> and that's your late easy
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that's one of the most famous buildings in the world. this year marks the 85th anniversary of the iconic empire state building. >> some have only seen it in the movies, others are lucky enough to have made it to the observatory on the 86th floor where you can take in breathtaking views of new yor higher than that where no journalist has ever gone before. and somehow i qualified as the person to get this once in a lifetime chance. come with me. >> reporter: the empire state building, the beacon in new york city's skyline and an icon on the big screen from "an affair to remember" to "sleepless in seattle." >> i'm on the 86th floor of the empire state buildings.
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to see this iconic building. this is something special but i have something extra special for you. we are going -- up. how high? 250 feet higher, to be exact. this is the 86th floor observatory. see the dome with the antenna? that's where i'm heading. >> come on up, tamron. >> reporter: my guide is tom dorals with empire state realty trust. >> you into ed to get harnessed up. >> reporter: i feel so croft/tomb raiderish. this is very odd. >> we call this the dome. >> we're in the dome, ladies and gentlemen. good thing i didn't wear high heels. i feel like i just went on a space mission. >> you're ms.ically outside the building. this is really higher than where king kong was. >> one giant step for tamron.
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show. >> tamron, keep climbing. >> tom's telling me to keep climbing and stop talking. bye! >> you're almost there. you're about to get the best view of your life. >> oh my goodness. hello, new york! >> you're actually where very few people have gone, only construction workers have come up here. >> you think the construction guys take selfies up here? >> i know they do. >> all right. >> reporter: they're upgrading cocoonikell building, the first of its kind, so that workers can tend to it day and night without shutting anything down to the public. these antennas broadcast what? >> all the major tv stations are broadcast from atop the empire state building. >> so if i wanted to affect the competition -- >> we're not going to show you where the disconnect switch is located. >> but there is a switch for that. i have to tell you, i thought i was going to be terrified. but it's soothing.
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on a clear day you can see 80 miles, five states. you're at the highest point beyond where very knitter has gone. >> my first new york apartment, right there. i can see it. hey, old apartment! that's where i get my facial. it's just the most incredible view. i will never see new york the same way. thank you so much! this has been incredible! now how do i get down? only those who worked in the dome have signed their names. but they gave me the honor. so, tamron was here. >> hey, mom, i made it! >> this was an incredible opportunity. by the way, here's the thing. did you know the empire state building has its own zip code zp. >> i did not know that. >> it has its own zip code. the whole building has its own zip code. it was an incredible experience. thank you to the entire team out there because i was scared out of my wits. >> are you okay with heights?
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he is a hollywood star who's as famous for his voice as he is for his acting. >> you probably know him best from his golden globe nominated role as david palmer. >> now dennis is taking us into the future in the new thriller "incorporated." he plays julian morris, security for a corporation called spiga. >> what happened today in jakarta, someone is going to end up in the quiet room for that. do you understand what that means? >> we've all heard stories. if you really knew, you wouldn't send anyone my way on a 55%
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run for our life! >> you play the figure of authority so well. little terrifying in this. but why do you think that is? is it the voice? >> i think it is a combination of things. on screen i am a lot more serious than i am off. with this character, i just love this character. first time i read it. i was in it a lot in the premier show, but he evolves. things that he does. >> this is one of these shows, it's set about 50 years in the future but everything that you are talking about in the show seems pretty plausible now in -- probably is going to be -- before that. >> very probable. i think unless we change our ways drastically, that's where we're headed. >> that was ominous. so was it like to sit down with 8-year-old dennis at the dinner table with his voice of
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out. >> wouldn't that have been great? 8 years old -- you know, i'm not eating my green beans. >> this broccoli has to go. >> whatever you want. >> when did your voice change? >> i think it was junior high. >> you just woke up like this? >> well, two sisters. >> you are such a voice of authority. are you actually the voice of "meet the press" on sunday. >> yes. >> do you have a desire to do a light romantic comedy? >> well, that's funny you should mention that. two of my favorite roles have
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romantic dramas. >> what's your favorite romantic movie? >> "love field" and ""far from heaven." "though i loved playing action. i love playing a julian, of course. >> but you would do both. your versatility is incredible. >> well, thank you. >> your voice puts you in a scary category but -- >> as you watch the show, you'll see just howom >> this guy turns nice? >> i wouldn't say nice. i'll say this about julian. there's a red zone and there is a green zone. if he had his druthers, he would live outside both of them. >> okay. that's much like how you live your life. >> yes. >> the show's got a pretty good pedigree. comes from ben affleck and matt damon. when you see that, does that give you a certain level of comfort as an actor that you know that this is going to be something that's going to be well done? >> yes. yes.
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through their work. met ben once before, met matt once before but not enough to sit down and shoot the stuff with them. but the fact of their bodies of work suggests to me that this was going to be something really good, that they weren't going to pull back. i said, i have to be a part of this. >> it does only take place 50 years in the future but the technology, self-driving cars, the computers built in to tables, hope does appear? >> you know, i'm one of those people, i'm old school. i still have a dial phone. >> my grandmother's. >> mine, too. >> it works. >> tom hanks gave me one. >> name dropper. >> sorry. did somebody pick that up? >> we can't let you get away without showing this quick clip
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>> how about we go inside so i can take down your report? >> we're not even sure burglars have left yet. >> it's been an lour. you really think he's hanging around in there taking a bubble bath? >> who said you can't do comedy! >> there you are. your voice was a little bit higher then. >> sometimes i can get up in the register. >> is this really your voice? >> yes, it is. >> thank you so much. wednesday, november 30th, at 10:00, 9:00 central, on our sister network sci-fi.
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this morning on "today food," we are re-inventing thanksgiving leftovers. grab your turkey, sweet potato casserole. we'll create a couple brand-new dishes with help of our friend >> at this point i need my jaw wired shut! i've eaten so much. we're keeping going. this is the good thing. both of these recipes are super simple. we've got turkey buffalo dip. fantastic. we have sour cream, buffalo sauce, colby cheese, ranch dressing and our fantastic turkey from yesterday. this is a slow cooker which is great for football. honestly, i don't know about you
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couch. >> what do you got in there already? >> colby jack, cream cheese, now we're adding our buffalo sauce. and then a little bit of ranch. then we're going to take this, mix it really, really well and turn this puppy on and let it go. >> elizabeth, is the buffalo sauce from a jar? >> it is. you can buy this at any grocery store. could not be any easier. >> you can make your own but why would you? >> the other thing is what i love is the -- y cheese bleu cheese as well. if you didn't want to do colby jack. >> how long could you keep this in the slow cooker? >> i would say about three hours. >> it won't last that long. >> exactly. then just turn it to warm and you've got it all day long. all day. >> it is so good! >> isn't it good? the other thing, we even made sliders with this one time. took great little buns, filled it and then had those as well.
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the other thing that i am so excited about is sweet potato casserole. i don't know about y'all, but literally it is in my refrigerator right now. it still halls the spoon in it because every time i walk by the refrigerator, i got tired of washing spoons. we're going to make a sweet potato biscuit. it is actually out of this world. use your sweet potatoes even if they've got marshmallows on them. here's our grid. we have our bake salt, butter, sweet potato, milk, cranberry sauce. >> does it matter what kind of flour you use. >> it's got to be an all-purpose flour. we don't want self-rising for this. anything -- a really light flour works beautifully for biscuits. we're going to have our sweet potato casserole. i hate to see it go, al.
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now we have our cubed butter. make sure that it is really, really cold. >> does it have to be cold? >> yeah. i'll tell you why. almost frozen. once those little baby pockets of butter, you've got players of flour. once it melts it disappears. that's what makes our flakes. do you see what i'm saying? >> science! >> same thing for a pie crust. mix this together, don't overmix it. then start adding our milk. once we get it kind of mixed in -- >> whole we may not need all of this. you just try and judge it for yourself. >> what's tconsistency? >> we want it to all come together but we don't want to overmix it because then we'll have a tough biscuit. >> nobody likes a tough biscuit. >> we have it all rolled out here. one of our secrets, don't -- when you press it down -- it's our -- we want to turn this. we want to turn it. >> don't turn?
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>> why not? >> what happens is if you turn it, it locks the sides of this and it will not rise beautifully. >> chef secret. >> isn't that nice? i could do this all day long. i'm going to let you do it though. >> in all my years of doing cookies -- >> i even bake biscuits together side by side just to see. i twisted one and i did the other because i didn't believe, and it did make all the difference in the world. >> you like parchment paper. >> absolutely. i just think it is really easy. once you are do away. you don't have to wash your pan. at this point i'm exhausted, tired of cooking, i'm over it. but by making these few little things it keeps the family going over the weekend. >> what i like about both of them is they don't taste like thanksgiving. so it is a change of pace. >> mix your cranberry sauce, mix with just a little bit of room temperature butter.
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>> oh, honey, thank you. >> happy holidays. >> this dip was amazing. all gone. >> i appreciate it. recipes are at today.com/food. we're back in a moment. but first, this is "today" on nbc. ine a world where the holidays are about joy again. where days are filled with magic instead of madness. at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, it's why we never have crazy sales. never make you clip coupons. and always have amazing prices on popular brands and thoughtful gifts. it's time to bring back the holidays
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resorts. this year, not much terrain is open. copper mountain benefiting from recent snow. they are going to get more trails open off the union station lift just in time for the holiday rush. marty, we need snow because the rescent stuff has helped. >> we will do pretty well. mountain areas will get new snow. not today.
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pretty warm, too, with 40s in the mountains. 50s and 60s around here. sunny and 60 today. the big thing going on, light the lights. 47 degrees when we kick off the celebration at the city and county building. >> all right guys, have a great

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