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>> thanks for watching. enjoy your monday. the "today" show starts right now. good morning. season's greetings. nearly 30 million people now in the grip of a dangerous winter storm. thousands of flights canceled. this plane skidding off a snowy runway in detroit. roads littered with accidents. cold temperatures getting even colder. al's forecast ahead. countering intelligence. president-elect trump doubles down on his rejection of cia findings that russia tried to influence the election in his favor. >> it's just another excuse. i don't believe it. >> his likely pick for secretary of state under fire from democrats and republicans for extensive ties to moscow. this morning, we'll talk to one of mr. trump's closest advisors, kellyanne conway. hoarding hatchimals. a best-selling author spends thousands buying up the season's must-have toys.
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parents outraged. >> i had absolutely no idea that emotions would run so high. >> buy she says . >> why she says her intentions were good. and best of the best. nominations for this year's golden globes honoring both movies and television are out this morning. we'll bring them to you live "today," monday, december 12th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a monday from rio. >> don't you kind of wish you were in rio right now? >> welcome back. >> hi. how are you. ? >> good to have you here. you are going to be here for a while. >> yes, i am. >> while everybody is continues on maternity leave. >> she is. this is the kind of morning you just wake up and want to stay
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under the covers with all the crummy weather. it is our top story this morning. snow and ice, bitter cold taking aim at the northeast after hammering the midwest over the weekend. we have it covered from the roads to the airports, and of course al's forecast. let's start with nbc's kristen da dahlgren in burlington, vermont. >> reporter: good morning, matt. it is still coming down here. even in places like this where they are used to snow, timing couldn't be worse. this storm has been an absolute travel nightmare. in the northeast, snow piling up overnight. coast to coast, snow and freezing rain impacting millions. in at least six midwest states, more than a foot of snow. in minnesota, icy roads resulted in hundreds of crashes and dozens of injuries. some truck drivers in oregon stuck in place for three days. their big rig surrounded by ice. >> i've been truck for 21 years and this is one of the worst ice storms i've seen coming down the
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gorge. >> reporter: this tree in portland tumbling down leaving an entire neighborhood without power. in detroit's metro airport, a scary moment for passengers. >> delta 724, we just went into the grass. >> reporter: a plane evacuated after a plane skid off the runway. bad weather also forcing cancellations of thousands of flights sunday. a headache for travelers and likely only the beginning with temperatures expected to drop. some areas getting crushed with snow. some folks are taking it in stride. >> if i didn't like snow, i wouldn't live in cleveland. >> reporter: outside cleveland, nearly 33 inches recorded. >> normally we're teased by mother nature a little bit, few inches here and there. but 30-plus inches, i had to see it for myself. >> reporter: for anyone who is complaining this morning, just wait. we are talking about those temperatures plunging. we are talking about between 15 and 30 degrees below normal in many places, guys.
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>> thank you very much. as we said, the snow and ice are causing big problems for travelers. thousands of flights canceled across the midwest. nbc's morgan radford is at chicago's o'hare airport. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. a messy monday morning for a lot of travelers. just shy of 200 flights all across the country canceled this morning. nearly half of them right here in chicago. but the reality is those numbers are relief for a lot of those weekend travelers who saw more than 2,000 flights canceled across the country because of that winter weather. the majority of those cancellations were here in the midwest. we saw them in chicago's midway airport, at o'hare and in detroit. a lot of those passengers this morning scrambling to get on new flights and telling me that process isn't easy and it isn't cheap. >> supposed to be here this morning at 6:00 and supposed to leave at 10:00. now i'm on a 2:55. both flights got canceled today. >> the airline i was originally on, their web night was not working to allow me to rebook and i couldn't sit on the phone
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any longer on hold waiting to do it. i just went to a different airli booked through them. >> reporter: how has this entire experience been? >> expensive. >> reporter: united airlines has agreed to waive any rebooking fees. american and delta have agreed for full refunds. that's for any significant delays above 60 or 90 minutes. but the reality is given that temperatures are expected to drop below zero in some parts of the current, we don't expect these winter delays to go anywhere any time soon. >> morgan, thank you so much. uh-oh. >> seems like we switched over. it was snowing here for a while. >> now we've got rain but a fair amount of our northeastern viewers are going to be looking at snow. you can see right now, upstate new york, on into new england, heavier showers and thunderstorms from washington, d.c. all the way back in to tennessee. but the snowfall depending on where the temperature is -- boston, you are right on the line. that mixed precipitation, 38 degrees. 21 bangor. also burlington.
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albany, 32. over the rest of the day we'll probably see heaviest amounts in northern new england. now, the cold air. polar vortex. it is always up there, right? the word's coming back because it started to weaken. now it is sending cold air into first siberia, then down on into canada. north america, as well. now it is going to stay in the northern tier of states but look at these temperatures over the next several days. fargo. the morning low. 14 below on thursday. chicago, wednesday, thursday, friday -- well below zero. nashville friday, you're 33. new york city by friday, the coldest air gets here at 11 degrees. and -- there is another storm system -- >> a very pregnant "and." >> i wanted to keep in touch with savannah. and with that -- there is a storm system that's going to cause some major misery possibly for the northern tier states into the northeast by next weekend. we could be looking at another big airport problem and road problem. >> look at the bright side -- we could be looking at a white
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christmas. >> exactly! nk you, al. let us turn now to politics and some new controversies for president-elect trump as he fills out his cabinet. this as he also opens up a new rift with the cia over a course that russia tried to interfere with the election. kristen welker, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, good morning. president-elect trump will meet with two contenders for energy secretary at trump tower today. former texas governor rick perry and conservative west virginia democrat senator joe manchin. meanwhile, his likely pick for secretary of state,tillson . this morning, president-elect donald trump poised for more cabinet related meetings at trump tower as he digs in blasting the u.s. intelligence community after "the washington post" reported the cia thinks russia interfered in the election to help him win. >> i think it is ridiculous. i think it is just another
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excuse. i don't believe it. >> reporter: mr. trump refusing to believe multiple agencies who have for months pointed the finger at russia for helping to hack top democrats during the 2016 race. >> they have no idea if it is russia or china or some body. it could be somebody sitting in a bed someplace. >> reporter: this echoed by his incoming chief of staff during a fiery exchange on "meet the press." >> does the president-elect believe that russia was trying to muddy-up and get involved in the election in 2016? >> number one, you don't know it. i don't know it. and there's been no conclusive or specific report to say otherwise. >> reporter: but not all republicans are lining up. four top senators, including republicans john mccain and lindsey graham, calling for an investigation into the potential russian hacks. all of that highlighting an unprecedented rift between an incoming commander in chief and the intelligence agencies he's about to work with. mr. trump even questioning the need for daily briefings the
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presidents receive. he's only had a handful. >> i don't have to be told -- you know be with i'm, like, a smart person. i don't have to be told the same words and same thing every single day for the next eight years. >> reporter: this all comes as mr. trump is on defense over his likely pick of secretary of state, rex tillerson, the ceo of exxon-mobil. tillerson has no diplomatic experience but has executed business deals around the world and has extensive ties to russia. >> he's much more than a business executive. i mean he is a world-class player. >> reporter: but tillerson could face a tough confirmation fight. republican senator marco rubio tweeting, being a friend of vladimir is not an attribute i am hoping for from a secretary of state. senator john mccain also weighing in on tillerson's ties to russia. >> is it a matter of concern? certainly it should be a matter of concern. >> reporter: also looming large, questions about how mr. trump will manage his vast business empire once in office. >> i'm going to have nothing to do with it. i'll be honest with you, i don't care about it anymore. >> reporter: this week, mr. trump will hold his first press
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conference since becoming president-elect and will detail exactly how he plans to disentangle himself from his business dealings. he has indicated his adult children will maintain some control. just moments ago, president-elect trump officially announced he's nominating general john kelly as secretary of homeland security. matt? >> kristen, thanks very much. kellyanne conway served as mr. trump's campaign manager. is now a senior advisor for the transition. kellyanne, good to see you. does mr. trump think the intelligence community and cia in particular is lying about the russians' impact on the election? >> he's not said that. in fact, mr. trump has said that he respects the intelligence community. in the specific case that's being discussed recently though, we don't have credible and complete evidence that there is a direct nexus between anything that russia did and hillary clinton's loss in the election. that's what's "fuzzy" and -- >> isn't it enough to know that the russians, according to many reports -- and the intelligence
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agencies agree -- that the russians deployed hackers to have some involvement, some impact on the election, whether it resulted in a victory or loss for hillary clinton. >> first of all, we don't believe -- we don't want intelligence interfering in our politics. but we also don't want politics interfering with our intelligence. that's what's happening here. if you look at some of these articles that are being written, they want the reader db they want the viewer in fact, matt, to make that direct connection between interference and the election results. of course, these are leaked, unsourced, non-sources, if you will. that's what hearings are for and that's what investigations are for. >> when you talked about leaked and unsourced, mr. trump had no problem during the campaign using that same leaked, unsourced information, negative information about the clinton campaign, against hillary clinton. now he doesn't even seem to care where its a he coming from. >> he cares very much about our intelligence community and any information that they may divulge. that's number one. number two, you are seeing the fbi and cia don't even agree on
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what the conclusion is here. that's very clear in the "washington post" article, very clear in the "newsweek" article from last night. in the case of those e-mails, we saw right in front of us what they said. but -- look. i do think there is something going on here, whether it's the recount, it's jim comey's fault, it is russian interference, it is a group of people we've never met. >> and the two things may be mutually exclusive. both both of those things. but back to when you said he cares very deeply about this intelligence. he said it could be russia, it could be china, it could be some guy in new jersey. that doesn't seem to give me the sense he has the gravity. >> indeed he does. he also understands the gravity and consequences of not having a greet relationship with russia now. we just simply don't. that's why some of his secretary of state picks are people who are already involved in russia. the ultimate decision rests with president-elect trump and he will make that announcement perhaps this week. rex tillerson as head of exxon
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has dealt with russia over a number of years. i think oversees 70,000 employees, $300 billion. that's important because we just can't have somebody go in there with no relation -- >> it adds to the perspective. i'm glad you bring mr. tillerson up. on top of these questions about the russians' impact on the election and mr. trump's own words in the past about vladimir putin and thinking he is a strong leader and liking his praise and now we have rex tillerson who has close ties to moscow, been honored by them, was against sanctions against russia. is he perhaps the right guy but at the wrong time, kellyanne? >> it's the right job description. we want somebody who is already accustomed to negotiating. because he is an oil man he's been in yemen, china and in russia and in the developing world and the middle east, certainly, matt. it is not like vladimir putin and rex tillerson are pounding down vodka at the local bar. but they deal with each other through business interests. most importantly, anybody in
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president trump's cabinet, particularly the secretary of state, that person will advance the interests of the u.s. everywhere and that person will advance the agenda of mr. trump. >> when will we know? >> perhaps this week. i think everybody should appreciate how much time and deliberation and reflection that he has spent on this very important pick, who will be the secretary of state. the world is a dangerous place. we don't have great relationship everywhere. picking someone who will advance u.s. interests and the trump doctrine, inkredzbcredibly impo. not to be rushed. >> thanks, kellyanne. the man who fatally shot former saints player william smith has been convicted of manslaughter. he was found guilty in the april 9th shooting that killed will smith and wounded the player's wife. his former teammate, deuce mcallister, says he knows there are still hard times ahead for
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smith's family. >> just because there was a guilty and not guilty verdict doesn't mean that everything starts over know. she'll get up in the morning and her husband is not there. kids will get up in the morning and their father is not there. >> hayes could face up to 40 years in prison. his sentencing is scheduled for february 17th. private vigil was held overnight at the pulse nightclub in orlando to mark six months since the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. a moment of silence was observed at 2:02 a.m., the exact time that omar mateen started shooting. meantime, new surveillance video shows the horror before, during and after the rampage. camera shows mateen parking his car under a canopy shortly before 2:00 a.m. police arrived minutes later after first reports of shots. patrons run for their lives. the standoff lasted three hours before mateen was finally killed by police. now to courtroom drama in florida where a woman is accused of hiring a hitman to kill her
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husband. hidden camera video of a fake crime scene set up by police at the center of the case. will jurors be able to see that tape? is nbc's kerry sanders is in this west palm beach with more on this. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. lawyers will begin wrapping up their defense case later this morning. they argue that the boynton beach, florida police department overstepped its authority by creating this fake crime scene and producing a video, a video that they say was good television, all created, they say, simply for the reality tv show "cops." as you noted, it is now up to a judge to determine whether all of that video will be shown to the jury. it is the video the defendant's lawyers don't want the jury to see. >> i'm sorry to tell you, man, he's been killed. >> reporter: boynton beach police officers set up a fake crime scene telling her, accused of hiring a hitman, that her
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husband had just been murdered. the video posted on youtube by police the same day it was taken into 2009. her lawyers say the police abused their power and only wanted to get sensational video for the tv show "cops." dipolito's attorney says she never intended to have her husband killed and boynton police set her up. >> posting all of this footage for the world to see. do you believe that was good police practices? yes or no. >> i can't answer that. >> reporter: before the trial the judge threw out that video but the tape came up during defense questioning. now prosecutors say that opened the door to play the video. the judge could make a ruling later today. jurors have already seen this video of dipolito talking to anunder cover cop about killing her husband. >> we find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: in 2001 she was convicted of solicitation to commit first degree murder and
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sentenced to 20 years. but the decision was thrown out on appeal. this time around, dipolito's actions on video are once again at center of the case. >> it is based 100% on mrs. dipolito's words, her actions, and her intent. >> we're going to ask this jury to disregard those videotapes that this world has seen because they are a direct byproduct of police corruption. >> reporter: this morning the defense is expected to call a police expert to the stand, and then dalia dipolito may take the stand. she's considered all weekend whether she wants to do that. >> kerry, thanks so much. >> go to bed early or late? >> late. >> early. >> see this game? if you went to bed early you missed a great finish to "sunday night football." new york giants hosting the dallas cowboys. team with the best record in the
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nfl. let's jump right to the third quarter. new york was down 7-3 until this happened. that's eli manning finding odell beckham jr. he goes 61 yards for the touchdown. with a little over two minutes to go, cowboys look to recapture the lead but -- dez bryant fumbles the ball. giants recover. they hold on for the 10-7 win. that ends the cowboys' 11-game winning streak. their only other loss of the season -- to the giants back in week one. >> wow! >> wow. >> yeah. cool game. if you were up. >> i kept thinking, i got to go to bed, i got to go to bed. >> i wonder if tony romo is just a teeny bit happy? >> no. we want you to know that the views of hoda do not represent the views of the show. let's talk about the rest of your weather. for today -- before we get into trouble. bitter cold making its way into the plains.
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wet weather extends all the way down into the central gulf coast. looking at wet weather moving into the pacific northwest. plenty of sunshine through the southwest as well. we'll get to your local forecast. >> hoda's phone's on fire. >> your with your first alert forecast, i'm meteorologist, krystal klei. here is a look at our high temperatures for this afternoon. warmer than we have been seeing. 5 degrees in summerton.
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49, westchester and lansdale. in allentown, 48 degrees for the forecast temperature. 47, easton. through new jersey, the shore, low 50s. the same for delaware. >> that's your latest weather. r latest weather. >> all right, al. thanks so much. hoarding hatchimals? the best-selling author at the center of a controversy for what she did with the holiday's hardest-to-find toy. and the start of the special "rossen reports" series. does it work. this morning we are trying out popular as seen on tv beauty products. but first on a monday morning, this is "today" on nbc.
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you guys rock! yeah!... whoaaa! 7:26 this monday morning. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's take a look at your neighborhood forecast. krystal klei has that. how does it look? >> hi, tracy. as expected, everything has turned over to rain aside from a very isolated area where we might see some icing near north hampton county. overall, it is still wet roadways. lighter rain in parts of the suburbs and near allentown where we see the lighter green. the deeper green through new jersey and parts of delaware indicate a more steady rain. we are going to continue to watch the rain move through. if you are on the road, and you need updates, you can get those on 101.1. >> the video just into nbc 10,
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from a deadly car accident involving a new jersey transit bus. a career ended the bus earlier this morning. a person in the car was killed. no riders were on board the bus. the bus driver was not hurt. traffic is getting by in that area right now. let's check the road conditions including the wet road conditions with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington. jess? >> we are watching watching rou route 23. also, seeing slow speeds pretty much all across the board and also on the schuylkill expressway moving into center city. with our drive times, we are in the red. >> thanks, jessica. i'm tracy davidson. we will have another update in about 25 minutes. you can always get the latest news and weather with the nbc 10 app.
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it's 7:30 on a monday morning, december 12th, 2016. not the nicest morning we've had since that beautiful tree went up a couple of weeks ago. but we're going to give out some gold cigars to all the people outside with umbrellas and hats and mittens. we'll say hi to them in just a little while. some of the stories making headlines today -- nearly 30 million people under winter weather advisories, including parts of new england where up to ten inches of snow is expected. the midwest was hit hard over the weekend leading to hundreds of accidents and thousands of canceled flights. federal investigators say they finished their work at the scene of that tragic warehouse inferno in oakland, california, that killed 36 people. the source of the fire remains
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unclear but they believe it may be tied to an elect crical plan. the man who fatally shot former nfl player will smith has been convicted of manslaughter. defense had argued the 29-year-old cardel hayes fired in self-defense. he faces up to 4 0 years in prison at his sentencing. christmas is less than two weeks away. a lot of parents are still scrambling to find one of the year's hottest toys. they're called hatchimals. one reason you could be struggling, some shoppers are buying them up, then reselling them online for twice, three times, even ten times the price. nbc's gadi schwartz is in l.a. with more. >> reporter: good morning. here in the studio we actually have two of these hatchimals. they don't look like very much, but inside of this egg is one of the most complicated stuffed animals you've ever seen. they are almost impossible to get in stores. we found these online after buying them from someone who is selling them for almost three
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times what they're worth. remember tickle me elmo? or the furby craze? remember all these beanie baseballs? that's nothing compared to this year's hatchimals which is a souped-up version of all those toys with an egg that hatches. most retail stores sell them for about $60, but for months people have been predicting a low supply will lead to a huge shortage. a la arnold schwarzenegger's search in "jingle all the way." some might see it as an opportunity to cash in. some people online thought author sara gruen was doing a few weeks ago. >> i had absolutely no idea that emotions would run so high. i had no idea how desperate people were to get these for their children. >> reporter: the popular author of the book "water for
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elephants" recently bought $23,000 worth to sell on her own for nearly $189, nearly 1$30 more than retail. one person saying my kid's going to be crushed christmas morning when she doesn't get one. when we spoke to her, the author says her motivation was completely different. >> i thought those look cool. we bought some for the grandchildren off ebay. somehow i decided that they were going to be an "it" toy. >> reporter: after buying them, she later thought she could use hatchimals to help fund legal fees for a man she believes has been wrongly convicted and sentenced to life without parole hoping the money frts toy could help offset the bills needed to get the man's case in front of the supreme court. >> just thought that probably i could raise something. i sold out in four days and i think i made an average of $30 per hatchimal. >> reporter: but frustration over a lack of the popular toy has spread all over the nation. i'm here in l.a. hatchimals are also sold out at
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most stores but online if you search you find one -- here's one for $140. we are going to take a drive and see if we get lucky. after a few text messages and a home address, what we found wasn't a hatchimal hoarder. it was a mother who was selling three hatchimals after her brother waited for hours before dawn, all so they could make some extra money for the holidays. >> since we are able to sell these, we're able to buy the boy something else. like he wants a bicycle and then he wants a game. so we're able to buy that. and we're able to pay for the bills at the house. so that helps. >> that family very grateful for these hatchimals, even if they ended up here with us. suppliers are trying to get more of these hatchimals to stores before christmas but for now, the craze shows no signs of slowing down. back to you guys. >> goadi, what are you doing wih those? >> i have two of them but i have five nieces and nephews. there is going to be a lot of
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sharing this year. >> send one to hoda. she already offended tony romo. >> you are so bad. mr. roker. >> all right. we're looking right now out west. kind of a pineapple expression. all this moisture coming in from the pacific. it is going to be coming if to central and northern california. even as far south as los angeles and san diego. look at this, between now and tuesday, flood watches for central california from tuesday until friday. four to eight inches of rain possible. the rain extends all the way down to san diego. guess what? as that storms comes onshore, look what happens. by thursday afternoon we are looking for snow from boise, billings, on in to bismarck. then we move into friday. the snow spreads into minneapolis, omaha, chicago, cincinnati, detroit. airport problems. as we move on in to friday, into saturday, the system reaches the
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east coast. still too early to tell how much snow and when it actually starts, but right now we've got the potential for some big problems going in to next weend. that'sek w mr. with your first alert forecast, i'm meet, krystal klei. here is a look at our high temperatures for this afternoon. they are going to be warmer than we have been seeing. 51 degrees. summer ton, center city. 49 for westchester and lansdale. for the most part, once we see the rain starting to move out, we will see some clouds hanging over the afternoon with a few peeks of sunshine. in allentown, 48 degrees. the forecast temperature, 47 in easton. nun new jersey, the shore, same for delaware. smyrna at 53. on the weather channel. >> all right, mr. roker. thank you. good news and bad news. good news -- savannah's calling in this just a little while to talk about life with charlie. the bad news is she scored that hatchimal for vail. hoda, you are out of luck. you got it.
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holidays, he's trying out as-seen-on-tv products. jeff rossen, our national investigator correspondent. >> we all see these commercials. we were just trying to figure out if these work. right? we'll answer your question. by the way, not all of them don't work. some work, some don't. before you buy holiday gifts, we're trying all these products out all week for your kitchen, bedroom, every aspect of your life. this morning we kick it all off with beauty products from your hair to your skin and nails. don't buy a thing this holiday season until you see this. >> reporter: expensive manicures. painful waxing. long, flowing hair. beauty doesn't come easy or cheap. now these products claim they can drastically save you time and give you a glowing look. but do they really work? first up -- spray perfect. >> the spray-on nail polish that gives you perfect polish salon looking nails without stressing the details.
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>> reporter: a nail polish you spray right on your fingernails, and then just wash the rest off your skin. it magically stays on your nails. okay, my producer, katherine, is going to try this out for us today. thank you very much. >> of course. >> you followed the instructions, you washed and dried your hands and applied the base coat. >> yes. i let this dry for three minutes. now i'm just going to spray it on. >> that is weird looking. >> it is really cold, too. >> what does that feel like? you've done your nails your whole life? >> it's freezing and this is quite messy. >> it's all your fingers and your nails. we give it the full three minutes to dry and apply a top coat like the instructions said. it's been three minutes. now you are supposed to run it under the faucet and all the spray should come off of your skin but stay on your nails. >> let's see what happens. >> go for it. >> wow, it's definitely coming off my skin. but look. the nail polish is coming right off, too, so easily.
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>> let's see the finished product here. um, it's off a bunch of your nails. actually almost all your nails. what do you make of this looking at this? >> this is a mess. it's completely off my fingernails for the most part. look at this. >> spray perfect telling nbc news, do not spray the product too thick as it will not dry well and could then easily chip. next up, the nina silk. >> the painless way to twist and lift hair aware. >> it claims it can rub the hair right off your body instantly. >> my producer li e er lindsey in to help. >> i'm the one with the hairy arms. >> this is the nina silk. give this to you. you are supposed to just rub this on your arm and the hair just comes off. how does it feel? >> i just rub it in circles like that. it just feels like something smooth is rubbing against my arm. >> no, it doesn't hurt at all really. >> this doesn't hurt. >> not at all.
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>> wow. oh, my god. that's completely smooth. >> you can actually see the difference. wow. it is completely smooth. wow. it works. >> works! from less hair to more hair. lots more hair. >> the secret is the revolutionary headband which is completely invisible. >> secret extension sas that gi you longer locks in seconds. >> i'm here with my three producers. you guys picked out extensions is that you think best match your type of hair. hop in the mirror. try it out. >> they tease and primp. >> it is just this little thing that kind of feels like a headband. >> time for the big reveal. ladies, spin around. wow. you guys look really good. you always look good, of course. but i do notice a difference. i don't know anything. what do you think of yours? >> i'm actually shocked how great i think it looks. i love it. >> i really like it, too. i was really surprised.
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i already had long hair but now it is fuller. >> longer, more volume. the color is pretty much exactly the same. i'm shocked. >> just look at these side by sides. in the end, 2 out of 3 products worked for us. as for my producers -- >> they're keeping them. by the way, these products are really affordable. hair extensions cost $39.99. the nina silk, poor lindsay, that was only $14.95. >> i want to see lindsey's arm now. >> it looked pretty good. it was completely smooth. no rash or anything. >> i want to check in a week later. >> thank you, jeff. coming up, a leap of faith. what carrie understood is saying about her epic sky diving experience. and tamron's in the orange
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five minutes before 8:00. good morning. i'm tracy davidson. let's get to your first alert forecast. krystal klei is watching that. good morning. here is a look at radar and satellite. the rain is still in place. it is starting to move out. you can see the end of that line of rain starting to move out of parts of berks county, lehigh valley. still going to see showers from philadelphia over the next hour, to hour and a half. that's going to continue pushing along to the east. some period, more moderate to heavy rain are possible in delaware and south jersey. we are already starting to see clearing through the lehigh valley and clouds for the rest of the day. temperatures warmer, low 50s in philadelphia. if you are on the roadway, don't forget, you can stay updated with your nbc 10 forecast on 101.1. >> the rap is makiin is making
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roads. >> delays on 95 this morning. no surprise there on the southbound side moving towards center city. 45 minutes right now. a slow go. average speeds down into the teens now. also, out in pleasantville and over into new jersey, a crash on the expressway westbound. right near the welcome center, we have the right lane closed. former pennsylvania congressman, chaka fattah is scheduled for sentencing. a federal jury found him guilty in a racketeering case. they are recommending two decades in prison. they are asking for leniency given his years of public service. nbc 10 will be in court for the sentencing hearing later this morning. as soon as the sentence is handed down. we will have it for you on air and on our nbc 10 app. i'm tracy davidson, you can stay updated throughout the day. the "today" show continues in just a couple of minutes. have a great monday!
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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, winter blast. a powerful storm barrels across the country bringing snow, sleet and dangerous conditions. >> oh, my gosh. >> nearly 30 million people in its path. thousands of flights canceled. al's got the forecast on where it's headed and how long it will last. plus, the nominees are. we're in beverly hills with this morning's golden globe nominations as awards season kicks into high gear. and a man for all seasons. ♪ wasting away again in margaritaville ♪ >> jimmy buffett swings by studio 1a for a very merry margaritaville christmas. he'll perform his take on a
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holiday classic "today," monday, december 12th, 2016. ♪ santa tell me if he really cares ♪ >> woo! >> good morning to our granddaughter in arlington, virginia! >> sending our love to grandma dixie from "today." >> good morning, south dakota. merry christmas! woo! we're back now, 8:00 on a monday morning. it's the 12th day of december, 2016. it is a little messy here on the plaza, but we've got a crowd of people. many of these folks have been out here since i came in at like 4:30. so thank very much for being here. >> that is quite the daunty
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path. >> the what? >> the jaunty hat. >> where do you want to go, pal? >> we have a big morning because guess who's calling in to say hey? savannah and charlie are going to call up and chat with us into a little bit. jimmy buffett's here. he's going to sing for us in the studio. i don't quote hemmingway often but he wrote nobody lives life all the way up but a bull fighter. i would add mr. buffett's name to that. time for the "news at 8." we begin with a winter wallop hitting much of the country. i'm kristen dahl gren in burlington, vermont where the snow is still falling. plows are working overnight. this is going to be a miserable morning commute for millions. a scary scene in detroit as a plane slid off a snow-covered runway. >> 724. we got us a twin engine in the grass. >> reporter: 70 passengers onboard delta flight 724 were
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unharmed as the aircraft struggled to brake sliding on to the grass, and only adding to the chaos across midwest airports. more than 1,500 flights canceled, leaving travelers scrambling. >> call before you head to the airport. >> reporter: the midwest hammered with more than a foot of snow falling in parts of michigan. at lambeau field in wisconsin, crews feverishly cleared the field for the green bay packers game. but in buffalo, the bills and pittsburgh steelers had to play in the snow. it wasn't just snow in parts of the pacific northwest. ice had traffic at a standstill. >> i've been driving truck for 21 years and this is one of the worst ice storms i've seen coming down the gorge. >> reporter: and in minnesota, reports of almost 900 crashes and more than 400 vehicle spin-outs since saturday. back in the northeast, snow mixed with freezing rain made for a dicey commute. take a look.
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that's the way to get around this morning on cross-country skis. the siberian express up next. here in the northeast we'll see temperatures that don't get out of the teens. some places in the midwest could see windchills of minus 30 degrees. >> not nice. thank you very much. to politics now. china said today it is seriously concerned about president-elect donald trump's latest comments on taiwan. speaking on fox news sunday, mr. trump suggested he's willing to use the one china policy as a bargaining chip in future negotiations with beijing. the president-elect also rejected the cia's assessment that russia tried to influence the november election. mr. trump called that ridiculous. general motors is condemning a casting call from a company behind a new cadillac commercial. the notice posted on social media over the weekend attracted
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people "the alt-right." that person has been fired. those views are seen as antisemitic and white supremacist. we'll catch up with savannah four short days after baby charlie's arrival. >> cannot wait for that call. are holiday treats already ruining your diet? the answer is probably yes. joy is here to help you navigate party pitfalls. who's in? who's out? this morning the golden globe liberty mutual stood with me when i was too busy with the kids to get a repair estimate. liberty did what? yeah, with liberty mutual all i needed to do to get an estimate was snap a photo of the damage and voila! voila! (sigh) i wish my insurance company had that... wait! hold it... hold it boys... there's supposed to be three of you... where's your brother? where's your brother? hey, where's charlie? charlie?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you. liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance come on r2! we gotta go!
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8:10, monday morning. little dreary. good time for what's "trending" today. we have a topic that's going to cheer us all up. thursday savannah and her husband, mike, welcomed their second baby, charlie max feldman. we are happy to say savannah's joining us now on the phone. hello, mom, how you doing? >> hey, girl. >> hey! good morning! hi, guys. >> well? update. tell us. how's it going? >> great. you guys look so cute. you're so lucky you guys get to sleep in until 3:00 a.m. every day. >> how bad is it? >> well, actually, it's been great. he's a good little eater and last night we had a great night.
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we had two three-hour stretches of sleep. he is just adorable. he's so cute. he's -- everything's working. he's happy. vail loves him. which is a big relief. we had a big royal visit, the first one on friday. but she ebeen here a lot every day at the hospital. of course now she's totally into it. >> tell us about the minute vail saw little charlie. what was that like? >> it was -- first of all, you know like in the '70s our parents never gave it this much thought, but we were so -- we wanted to make sure she wasn't feeling displaced. so jenna bush actually gave me a really good idea which is to put a picture of vail on charlie's bassin bassinet. then charlie was in his bassinet when she walked in. then i put a lollipop in the bassinet. so vail was like -- oh, baby brother. oh, lollipop!
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>> can we show a little piece of tape? do we mind? >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> this is cool. >> what do you want to say? >> i love having a baby brother. >> that's so cute, savannah. so great. >> oh, my gosh. i know. i've only watched that 10,000 times. >> how's mike doing? >> he's doing great. he's like -- he already was super daddy but now he's super super daddy. he and vail are so tight. it's just -- it's just so lovely. it is beautiful. we just feel so thankful. i mean it's just -- i don't know. what can i say? i remember my mom telling me when i was little, i would say, mom, why didn't you have any more kids after me? and she said because i just knew my family was complete.
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and i feel that way. i feel like my family is complete. and we're so happy. >> and beautiful. gorgeous. >> keep sending photos and videos and all that stuff. >> yes. please! >> he's already so alert. >> his eyes are open in every picture. he's looking around. >> you guys will appreciate this. our executive producer don nash got right on the phone -- i said i'm holding charlie right now. he said, oh, good, can you get him to coo for us? >> on command? >> get some sleep. >> we love you, savannah. >> love you, too. >> talk to you soon. thanks. >> i think we peaked. i think we peaked in the show. >> i don't even want to do "popstart!." i got nothing. >> tell us what some celebrities are doing. >> i don't care about celebrities when i got vail kissing charlie. there are some other things in the world. first up, awards season now officially under way. golden globe nominations out
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today. last night it was the critic's choice awards in los angeles and the night's big winner -- "la la lapped." the movie/musical starring ryan gosling and emma stone won eight trophies, including best picture, best actor which is casey affleck. ""manchester by the sea."" and natalie portman took home the award for best actress in her portrayal of jackie kennedy in "gentlemjackie." a stunning natalie. but many of the stars dazzled if black. nicole kid mannman turned heads. and many named the best dressed of the night -- emma stone. cut-outs wig agabig again this . and kerry washington who just almost had a baby.
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now to carrie underwood. she's touring right now australia. while down under carrie took a major leap. out of a plane. she went sky diving. carrie posting these of her adventure on instagram showing her jumping out of the plane, soaring through the sky. she says she could not believe that she did it and after it was over she proudly posted the photo with her certificate of completion. anybody at this table -- >> no. never. >> you did it twice? >> yeah, i'm done. >> never. i'm done at zero. >> if the plane's working. bryan cranston bringing back his most famous role -- i don't know if you saw it -- breaking bad he played walter white, a man who went from chemistry teacher to drug dealer. this weekend on "snl" -- >> we have some breaking news tonight. president-elect trump has just made his choice for head of the dea, the federal drug enforcement agency, and it is a
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high school science teacher from new mexico named walter white. do you foresee any problems with congress considering your limited experience? >> well, they might get hung up on the fact that i faked my own death. i'm only the third person in the trump cabinet to do that. >> bryan cranston surprising fans this weekend. and that is your post-baby "popstart!." >> john cena killed it, i thought. he what's great. >> he's on a roll. can do no wrong. mr. roker, check of the weather? >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by "la la land," starring ryan gosling and emma stone. now playing select cities, expanding this friday. got a couple of major features to talk about. first, the polar vortex allowing arctic air to surge into north america. chicago you'll see temperatures
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by friday, overnight lows, 6 below. 32 in nashville. only 16 in st. louis on thursday. new york city, 12 degrees on friday. with that cold air in place, keep that in mind as this low pressure makes its way across the country starting on thursday. snow from boise, salt lake, billings, bismarck. then moving into friday it spreads further east. minneapolis, omaha, chicago, detroit, cincinnati. then as we move on in to saturday, and sunday, the system makes its way to the east coast. buffalo, washington, new york city, boston all looking at snow. how much? how long? we'll have details as the week wears on. that's what' with your first alert forecast i'm meteorologist krystal klei. look at our high temperature this is afternoon, they'll be warmer than we've been seeing. 51 degrees summerton, centre city. 49 for westchester and lansdale. once the rain moves out clouds
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will hang over in the afternoon with peaks of sunshine as well. allen town, 48 degrees, 47 in easton. through new jersey, the shore, low 50s and the same for delaware. >> >> that's your late esst weathe. now to something new we are calling "joy to the the world." this week, "today" nutritionist joy bauer is helping you navigate all those holiday treats that can go right to your waistline. up first, a healthier spin on a classic that feeds a crowd. >> i'm lightening up a holiday family favorite -- cheesy delicious lasagna. and there's no noodle boiling needed, thanks to a trick i learned from my mom. christmas lasagna. brown turkey and marinara sauce in water. mix ricotta cheese. add egg white, garlic powder, pepper, basil and oregano. add spinach and combine. cover bottom of the pan with meat sauce, half spinach
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mixture, more noodles. layer again. to cook noodles, pour water around the edges. tip -- spray the foil and the cheese won't stick. bake covered. bake uncovered. decorate and serve. typical lasagna is about 960 calories per serving. mine -- just 260. that's a savings of 700 calories. happy holidays! mwua! >> by the way, that's crazy how many calories you've cut. >> it is delicious! we're going to feast on it right afterwards. i also want to mention that as easy as it is to make the tree, if you from init horizontally you can make the hanukah menorah as well. >> look at you always thinking! going to holiday parties. three things we should do. >> first thing, follow the rule of one. what that means is when you get there, enjoy one of each delicious looking hors d'oeuvre,
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fill one plate of food with whatever you want and one alcoholic beverage and one dessert or a sliver of two. >> you blacked out when you said one. >> everything's negotiable. you also want to focus on the people. catch up with friends and family, versus focusing on food and pigging out. lastly, sneak in extra exercise because the more you burn the more wiggle room you have for all the holiday stuff. >> the three don'ts. >> first thing is -- don't slurp up those seasonable cocktails because they are calorie bombs. count them as dessert. >> eggnog is one of those. >> we'll talk about eggnog in a minute. you also don't want to waste your calories on the year-round regular stuff like chocolate chip cookies and chips. instead, save is for things like aunt grace's killer fudge. those things are worth it. the last is you don't want to eat your way through the month. we have to keep reminding ourselves it is called a holiday, and not holi-week.
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>> look at appetizers now. this is bruschetta. three pieces versus three mini quiches. what are you going to pick? >> i would pick the bruschetta because it doesn't have all the crust and stuff. >> you are exactly right. bruschetta wins. this is the lighter choice. it is only 20 calories a piece. 60 calories for all three. and, plus you get the vitamin c packed tomatoes. they also have lycopene which helps reduce the risk of certain cancers. the quiche, 1 00 calories each. a little more, actually. 310 for three. >> sometimes when you stroll around a party, you take one off a place, you're not thinking. be conscience of it. >> if you're faced with holiday rum punch, eggnog or a gingerbread martini, which do you think is the lightest?
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>> i would pick the gingerbread? >> the holiday punch is the lightest at 240 calories. next in line is the eggnog for 350. the gingerbread martini is like a milkshake. it's 500 calories. >> that's horrifying. >> 500. here's a great trick for people that love eggnog. if you fill it up half-way, then you top it off with any kind of milk, ideally skim milk or maybe like an unsweetened almond milk, you dilute is a little bit -- >> that's not really eggnog. >> main courses. >> are you going to pick the glazed baked ham or are you going to pick the prime rib? >> i'd do the ham. it looks thinner. >> you are exactly right. ham is actually pretty darn lean. five ounces is 240 calories. prime rib is the most marbled, fattiest meat. this is over 600 calories. >> let's go to sides. >> are you going to pick the
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creamed spinach or mashed potatoes and gravy? >> i would just pick the mashed potatoes for many reasons. >> although they both have a lot of fatty mix-ins, mashed potatoes, that's made with whole milk and butter and of course cream in the cream spinach. spinach is always going to prevail because it is a superstar vegetable and it is also so much lighter compared to spuds. 250 for this one, 350 for that one. >> i'm so depressed. all right. >> the last. weet trea sweet treats. >> two holiday cookies versus two pieces of peppermint bark. >> i love peppermint bark. i'm going with this one. >> you would be right. each cookie is about 100 calories. two for 200 is a pretty good bargain. peppermint bark is load oed. >> don't tell me! don't tell me! i want to eat a bite. then you tell me. >> 4 run calories for the two
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pieces. can you imagine? one piece is double what one cookie is. sometimes it is worth it. i get it. >> all right. joy, all great. all great tips. you can get joy's lasagna recipe at 2 dat come. tomorrow joy is going to show you how to undo the damage if you do overdo it. >> i got jimmy buffett and the guys getting us in the holiday spirit. take it away, guys. ♪ ♪
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rnlgsz good morning, i'm tracy davidson. let's get right to your first alert neighborhood forecast with meteorologist krystal klei. the rain is moving out, right, crystal? >> that's right, tracy, right on cue here. we've already seen the line start to move out of the lehigh valley, out of the suburbs. you can clearly see the end of the line of this rain. in the next hour it should continue to completely move out of philadelphia and by the afternoon move offshore as well. light rain through wilmington more steady. temperatures at 42 in philadelphia and even now above freezing all the way through to allentown, looking at temperatures today that will make their way into the low 50s
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by this afternoon. now here's a check on the roads. nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. >> delays on the 42 freeway in new jersey, traffic almost at a standstill right here and right around route 41. the drive time i imagine once the system updates it will be higher for that. at least plan for a ten-minute delay. new jersey state trooper frankie williams will be laid to rest today in atlantic city. he died last monday night when a driver crossed the median and crashed into his cruiser in millville. the other driver was also killed. public viewing for the trooper is under way at boardwalk hall. funeral is scheduled for none. governor chris christie is expected to attend that funeral. the governor ordered all flags to fly at half staff. i'm tracy davidson. we'll continue to keep you updated throughout the morning. stay updated with our nbc 10 app.
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back now, 8:30 on a monday morning, 12th day of december. 2016. look who that is. that's richard armitage. star of "love love love" and other shows. he is our holiday elf today. we'll bring him over here in just a couple of minutes. we said, sorry about the bad weather. he goes, i'm british. this is nothing. just ahead, also hollywood's award season is kicking into high gear this morning with the golden globe nominations of movies and tv. we'll have all that for you and then break it down. then jimmy buffett brings the christmas cheer to our studio like only he can. he's got a new holiday album.
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of course it is jimmy buffett style, of course. but first let's bring in our celebrity elf. oh, mr. elf. >> richard! richard! >> come on over. >> hi! how you doing? >> how are you? he was telling us that his theater is not far from here and he sneaks in this area a lot, checks out the tree. >> i do. >> you enjoying that? >> it is great. very busy saturday night. >> you are saying good-bye to your broadway show, "love love love." this is your last week. >> i'm so sad to be saying good-bye. audiences in new york have been amazing. we've had an extraordinary cast. it's been a great run. >> your show, "berlin station," picked up for a second season. >> it has indeed. the season finale is this saturday coming. >> fun holiday traditions? >> yeah. i'm going to home, then go to the french alps and put on some
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skis and go down a mountain. >> nice! really nice. >> is this the first time you've ever had a chance to see our holiday tree in person? >> i've been here for a few years now. i'm waiting for the snow to come because it can get quite cold. >> you've got a lot of fans out here. we want to say thanks for coming to see us on the plaza. you going to keep getting your toys? you got work to do, i think. >> thank you, richard. al, check of the weather? >> i got some girl scouts over here. where are you guys from? i've never seen this cookie. >> this is a new cookie. s'mores. >> that's fantastic. well, thank you. you brought these for our crew. that's awfully nice. let's show you your weather, look at the week ahead. we've got snow across the plains, snow also up into the northern new england. wet weather through the mid-atlantic states. as we move into midweek, big storm moving into the west with a flood threat there.
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as we head toward thursday, friday, heavy snow around the great lakes. sunshine through the gulf coast. temperatures stay warmer along the eastern seaboard. but look at that cold air making its way across the northern tier of states. that's what's goi ng with your first alertv÷cñ forecast i'm meteorologist krystal klei. here's a look at our high temperatures for this afternoon, they're going to be warmer than we've been seeing. 51 degrees, summerton, center city, 49 for westchester and lansdale and once we see the rain start to move out through the morning hours we'll see clouds hanging over the afternoon with some peaks of sub shine as well. in allentown 48 degrees for the forecast temperature, 47 in easton. through new jersey, the shore, low 50s and that's the same for kel kel. smyrna at 5. >> get the wea get the weather need it, check out the weather channel on cable. guys? >> all right, al, thank you very much. coming up next, we'll go live to beverly hills for this morning's golden globe
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nominations. always fun. but first, this is "today" on nbc.
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we are back with a big morning at 8:36. a busy morning in hollywood. >> this year's golden globe nominations about to be revealed from the beverly hilton hotel. here to break things down, do a little predicting, our special correspondent, dave, good to see you. who's going to have a great morning? >> "la la land." hot off their amazing showing last night at the critic's choice awards. i was there. that's going to do very well. i expect to hear ""manchester by the sea"" a lot and "moonlight." >> what about tv wise? >> the golden globes love the new shows. i think we're going to see nominations for "the crown" on
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netflix. i think "this is us." your guys' show is going to have a nice showing, too. >> hoda's been a fan since the very beginning. quickly, remind us who does the nominating? >> it is about 85 journalists, hollywood foreign press association. they've been doing this for decades and they've built quite a reputation. they've got good taste for the most part. >> dave is usually spot-on. you really are. so what we're going to do right no you is go out to beverly hills to the hotel. we'll check it out. i said anna kendrick, don cheadle, laura dern. now live to california, here are the nominations for the golden globe awards. >> welcome to the nominations announcement for the golden globe awards. with us this morning are anna kendrick, laura dern, and don cheadle. anna, please get us started.
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>> thank you. good morning. for best performance by an actor in a television series, a musical or comedy. anthony anderson, ""black-ish."" qael garcia mona, donald glover, "atlanta," nick nolte, "graves," and jeffrey tambor for "transparency." kateriana aeltfy. kerry russell. wynonna ryder, and evan wood. best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture. viola davis for "fences." naomi harris, "moonlight." nicole kidman, "lion." octavia spencer, "hidden figures."
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and michelle williams, "manchester bi"manchester by t." best performance by an actor in a motion picture, musical or comedy. collin farrell for "the lobster." ryan gosling, "la la land." hugh grant, "florence foster jenkins." jonah hill, "war dogs." ryan reynolds, "dead pool." best original song motion picture. "can't stop the feeling" from "trols." music and lyrics by justin timberlake, max martin, shell bach. "city of stars," "la la land. music by justin paul. faith from "sing." music and lyrics by ryan tette and stevie wonder, francis fairwell starlight. gold and gold. how far i'll go from "muaana."
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music and lyrics by lin manuel miranda. best performance by an actor in a television series drama. ramy mallic, "mr. robot." bob odenkirk, better call saul. matthew reese, the americans. b.f. sl b.f.shriver, and billy bob thornton, "goliath." best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. casey affleck, "manchester by the sea." joel edgerton, "loving." andrew garfield, "hacksaw ridge." vigo mortonson, "can't fantastic." and denzel washington, "fences."
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best director motion picture. damian shizell. "la la land." tom ford, "nocturnal animals." mel gibson, "hacksaw ridge." barry jenkins, "moonlight." and kenneth lonergan, "manchester by the sea." best performance by an actress in a motion picture, musical or comedy. annette benning, "20 century women." lilly collins, "rules don't apply." haley steinfeld, "the edge of 17." emma stone, "la la land." and meryl streep, "florence foster jenkins."
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best television series drama. "the crown." netflix. "game of thrones," hbo. "stranger things," netflix. "this is us," nbc. "west world," hbo. best motion picture, musical or comedy. "20th century women." "dead pool." "florence foster jenkins," "la la land," "sing street." best performance by an actress in a motion picture drama. amy adams, "arrival." jessica chastain, "miss sloan." isabelle luper, "elle." natalie portman, "jackie." best motion picture drama. "hacksaw ridge." "hell or high water."
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"lion." "manchester by the sea." "moonlight." congratulations to all our nominees. and please join us for our biggest celebration on sunday, january 8th, for the 74th annual golden globe awards live on nbc. back with dave carver figuring out what just happened there. >> "la la land "really was the big winner here. it got telephoseven nominations best picture and director. i'm also impressed by tom ford, best director and best screen play for his movie "nocturnal animals." he is a real great filmmaker. and meryl streep for "florence foster jenkins." her 30th golden glob nominatie
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nominations. >> we all kind of gasped when we saw tom hanks' "sully" didn't make that. >> he in umust have come close. that was such a great performance. i'm surprised that "fences" did not get nominated for best picture because they gave it nominations for actsing. >> take us through the telephone shows. anything jump out there? >> it's a combination of shows that are streaming like "the kro crown" and "stranger things." nbc right there for "this is us." along with "west world" and "game of thrones," an hbo show. chrissy metz was nominated. >> isn't meryl streep getting the big lifetime achievement award? >> thank you god she got a real nomination. >> again, catch the golden globes hosted by jimmy fallon sunday, january 89th, right here on nbc.
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coming up next, a little "jingle bell rock." jimmy buffett is going to perform live. but first, this is "today" on nbc.
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>> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. we're now back at 8:47. jimmy buffett's songs probably remind you of sand, summer and the surf. but he is also a man of every season. >> his brand-new album is called "'tis the season." we're just taking a look at the cover. lover the cover of that album. can we talk about that for a second? >> shot in my front yard in sag harbor in a rush. >> is that the same hat? >> and the stand-ins were cheap, too. >> is it true you recorded a christmas album if had the s
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summ summer? >> we did. i was on my way out to surf. >> how do you get in the mood? you deck the studio? >> you deck it. you drop the air conditioner. you have to just get into that frame of mind. no eggnog. >> no adult beverages? >> beverages, yes. >> matt was telling me, you guys are pals, that you are a christmas baby. you're born on christmas. when you were a little boy growing up, did that mean no christmas for jimmy on his birthday? >> no. but my mother made him give me two presents. but it would be like socks and a tie. but she was very insistent on two things. >> am i allowed to say this is a big birthday? >> it's on the internet. >> you okay with that? >> i loved the first 70s. >> quick show of hands this year. has jimmy been naughty or nice? who says naughty? who says he's been nice? who says nice?
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what are you going to sing? >> we're going to do a little "jingle bell rock." one of our favorite songs. >> ladies and gentlemen, jimmy buffe buffett. ♪ ♪ jingle bell jingle bell jingle bell rock jingle bell swing and jingle bell ring now the jingle house has begun. dancing and prancing in the jingle bell square in the frosty air ♪ ♪ what a bright time it's the right time to rock the night away ♪ ♪ jingle bell time is a swell
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time ♪ ♪ to go ridin' in a one-horse sleigh ♪ giddyup jingle horse pick up your feet jingle around the town ♪ ♪ mix and mingle in a jinglin' beat that's the jingle bell rock ♪ ♪ jingle bell jingle bell jingle bell rock ♪ jingle bell chimes and jingle bell times ♪ dancin' and prancin' all through the frosty air ♪ ♪ what a bright time it's the right time ♪ ♪ to rock the night away jingle bell time is a swell time ♪ to go ridin' in a one-horse sleigh ♪ giddyup jingle horse pick up your feet jingle around the clock ♪
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♪ mix and mingle in a jingin' swing that's the jingle bell ♪ that's the jingle bell that's the jingle bell rock ♪ >> ho ho ho. >> that's a christmas song. jimmy buffett, guys, merry christmas, happy birthday in advance. >> back in a little while. but first, this is "today" on nbc. (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now
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online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. 8:53. back on a dreary monday morning with our friend, jimmy buffett. we were joking about the birthday a second ago, the big seven-oh. i always kid people, i always tell people this is the guy whose live i would trade with if i could trade a life. anything you can't do the a 70 that you loved doing at 40 or 50? >> no. but i wanted to go to space. john glenn went when he was 72. i got two years to do it. >> really. would you go on one of those high orbiters? >> you know richard branson? you were with me -- >> yes. >> -- richard branson's island. he sang down, sang a couple of songs. you could have worked that deal out right there.
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>> i know. i'm working on it. . >> in about 30 years, jimmy, we'll announce your birthday on a smucker's jar. you can sing happy birthday to yourself. >> come on, technology. happy 100th birthday to carrie williams of white house, tennessee. get a lot of rest and avoid stress and listen to jimmy buffett songs. goldie schreiber, happy 100th birthday. this next man, abraham mazin, loves eating pizza and ice cream. georgia everett of lynchburg, tennessee is 111 years old! i'm playing that number tonight. last year on her birthday she got a present. a letter from president obama and first lady michelle obama. lloyd bucy, 100 years old. he is a dodgers fan, loves baking rum cakes for all of his friends. and a very happy 100th birthday
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to clara larson, a scrabble champ from silver spring, maryland. she walks -- get this -- three to four miles every day. you know somebody celebrating their 100th birthday, want to hear all about it. had ed to today.com/celebrates and make sure you include a photo. we are so excited. we've got henry winkler. the fonz. as our co-host. one of the nicest men out there. and we got zoe deutsche. >> we've got food. >> and more music. >> if you own a rocket, call jimmy. jimmy, thank you very much. guys, merry christmas. back after your local news and weather.
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. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. just a few minutes before 9:00 a.m. let's get right to your first alaert neighborhood forecast. meteorologist krystal klei. >> checking that rain, as expected right out of philadelphia here, we're seeing it start to move out of philly, still rain in new jersey, the shore and delaware but this line will continue to press through the rest of our morning hours, it will completely move out and
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left with clouds, although some sun peeking through is certainly possible. looking closer in philadelphia, we're looking at the line moving out of philly county and over into new jersey, and that is the end line of the rain. isolated showers are possible for the most part we'll see clouds in your afternoon, temperatures picking up to the low 50s. >> thank you, let's get a check on the roads with jessica boyington. it looks like you have a problem in south jersey? >> right. route 42 we're watching, big delays northbound side, moving toward philadelphia. they moved the camera as well because there's an accident off of the ramp to route 41 from the northbound side of 4. they're blocking that ramp off right now. little while ago they were allowing cars to move through. the backup 42 northbound right now. watching that delay moving into philadelphia, also seeing huge delays on all of the other majors and the schuylkill expressway is where we're looking right now, schuylkill around the boulevard, both directions. back to you.
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we have a few school delays this morning and with the danger russ cold expect later this week get school delays and cancellations with our app as soon as they happen. former pennsylvania congressman fatah is scheduled for sentencing on his corruption conviction. he was found guilty in a racketeering case. prosecutors are recommending he spend two decades in prison. more news in about 25 minutes.
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>> announcer: this morning's "today's take," golden globe nominations are in. which stars got a nod and which ones got snubbed? plus, the actress sharoning the screen with james franco, zoe deutsche. and nothing but "happy days." henry winkler is our co-host -- aay -- right now. i only had a certain amount of time. it's monday morning, december 12th, 2016. our co-host for today and tomorrow, henry winkler. i had the open and you only have ten seconds. i had to move the "ayy."
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>> you got to do it -- >> let's catch you up at home. al did "ayy" -- >> which they just heard. >> i said to henry that's not a good one. you said he wouldn't get the girls with that one. >> that sounded -- no. aay. >> aay. >> how you doing? >> i'm doing great. henry winkler's next to me. how many times do people come up and try to say that? >> 27 times a day. >> 26 more to go? >> and i look forward to it. i loved the character. the character got me right here to this table. >> that's what i love about you. so many stars that we've had on this program and you meet that kind of distance themselves from a role that kind of defined them. and you embrace it. i've always admired that. >> here's the thing. i got to live my dream. i get to live my dream now. i'm having a most wonderful life. and the fact is you cannot deny
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what got you there. garry marshall -- rest his soul -- gave me my professional life. >> wow. you worked hard to maintain it and turn it into other things, including -- which i love -- your series of books that you have really dedicated to helping other kids who may have experienced something you did as a child. >> you know what? we make them laugh first. and then they say, there's somebody else who feels the way i do, who has trouble spelling the way i do. that book on the screen right now comes out in january. this one, "the foggy soggy compound" is out today. >> that's terrific. okay. you got a book -- i love the title of this coming out. "always watch out for the flying potato salad." >> yes. >> what does that mean? >> because little hank, he always get himself into trouble. he has made potato salad at his mother's deli. >> what's also with the foggy? >> the foggy soggy campout is, he has to write a poem about
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nature. his mother said let's go camp out. the father says i'm going to stay in the motel. so they are staying in a tent. his father's at the motel. a storm comes up. blows that tent right off its mooring. hank saves the day. >> wow. >> of course he has to write a poem about purple which is one of the only words in the english language that doesn't rhyme. there is no other word that rhymes with purple. schmurple. >> that's interesting. >> i think orange is the same. >> you were also in one of my favorite reality shows this summer of all time. "better late than never." >> like a gift fell out of the heaven. >> did you guys all -- it was you, william shatner, george foreman -- >> and terry bradshaw. >> had you known each other? >> i know bill shatner for an hour and 45 minutes before we went on this trip. i had never met the other guys. >> look at that laugh! >> bill shatner.
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"henry, you've got to eat." "we're in the culture." "bill, i'm not going to eat pork vagina." >> what? >> they served us pork vagina in a yakatori house. i saidbill, i'm going to have some chicken. >> we have someone you've known since he was 8 years old. golden globe nominees, announcements just came down. christian slater. are you there, buddy? nominated for "mr. robot." >> congratulations to you! >> thank you so much. henry, yeah. yeah. it's been -- i'm just so thrilled to hear your voice this morning as well. you sound amazing. >> you know what? it is a wonderful thing. i met christian on the set of "happy days." this little boy. >> that's right! >> came with your mom. he looked at me and he said, "i want to be an actor." he didn't just say, i want to be
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an actor. "i want to be an actor!" did i not say to you, with that kind of passion, you will be? >> you were absolutely correct. i remember i showed up, i had the leather jacket on, white shirt. i was -- i had vaseline in my hair. i was totally fonzied out. it was fantastic. >> and here you are, a nominee in 2016. congratulations. >> how does it feel, christian? >> oh, man. feels great. you know? i mean i'm in los angeles and it's quite early. it's certainly a wonderful call to get in the morning. i love the age of p.a. they are a fantastic group. this was an unexpected, wonderful surprise. i just couldn't be happier for rommy malik, and john travolta is in the category. it will be just lovely to see him again. i saw him last night and i just
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love that guy as well. >> we love you and congratulations. again, i think back when you were co-hosting and you were telling us about this new show that you were going to do, the hacking world. and how relevant it was. here he are, winning golden globes, getting nominated. it is incredible to watch this all play out, how the audience really connected with it. >> thanks so much. yeah. you never really know how people are going to respond to these things. but the fact that it's gone this way has been fantastic. i also loved being there. al and everybody, i miss you. henry, i hope they take good care of you today. and tomorrow! >> i have to tell you, my seat is made of cashmere. >> it's unbelievable. >> henry, tell them about the cold brew coffee. >> al makes a cold brew coffee. >> i haven't even had any of it. that's how special you are. >> there is some chicory in it. i feel like i'm going to shoot out of my shoes right now. >> stay there. christian, you get some rest.
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we know it is early. congratulations and we could not be happier for you. congratulations. >> thank you, guys, so much. love to you all. >> love to you. >> looking at some of the nominations for best drama, "hacksaw ridge." "hell other hir high water." "lion." "manchester by the sea." "moonlight." >> that's a very competitive category. >> these are small, tiny independent films. that's fantastic. >> now best motion picture, comedy or musical. couple of my favorites. you go from "20th century women" to "deadpool." "florence foster jenkins." "la la land." just won the critic's choice last night. and "sing street." >> so far "sing street" is the only one i've seen.
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small, wonderful, about a young musical group in ireland. what they had to do to get where they wanted to be. >> best actor drama, casey affleck, "manchester by the sea." woo, so good. joel edgerton, "loving." andrew garfield, "hacksaw ridge." vigo morgenson. denzel washington. >> i saw viola davis on broadway. she did a monologue about don't tell me not to have an abortion. you did not breathe for the eight minutes that she was speaking. >> she's a brilliant actress. she's in the best actress category for drama. amy adams, jessica chastain, isabelle lupere, natalie
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portman. >> ryan gosling is so good. >> hugh grant, "florence foster jenkins," and jonah hill, "war dogs." >> jonah hill grew up in my backyard since the fifth grade. >> you never let him in the house? >> he sat in the backyard. we fed him. >> so his ball went over your fence, then you never let him leave? kept him -- >> parents never knew what happened. ryan reynolds, "deadpool," yes! >> if "deadpool" -- >> he's the reason i saw it. i was on the plane laughing so loud. >> it is about as profane a movie -- >> you should maybe see the tv version. gets a little racy. best actress comedy, annette
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benning. lilly collins in "rules don't apply." haley seinfeld." >> jake is her uncle. there's andy. >> emma stone, "la la land," and meryl streep, "florence foster jenkins." we'll have more of the golden globes -- >> and henry winkler. henry's purple corduroy pants. they're unbelievable! want to know what to get every time you ask for a favor? we've got the
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this nice little outfit just in time using order pickup. stay fresh! get last minute gifts with order pickup at target. we are back talking about golden globe nominees. very excited. >> this category, tv series drama. you guys love "the crown." >> binge watch "the crown." you don't go to bed until the finish the entire "crown." john lithgow. extraordinary. >> "game of thrones." it is brilliant. >> "the dragon." "stranger things." >> our favorite, nbc, it is a terrific show. "this is us." >> unbelievable. >> and "west world." this is the one category, i
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could not pick the winner. every show on there. i've not seen "crown" but everyone from "west world" to "this is us," i am addicted. >> best tv series, comedy, musical. >> the man who was in the category wrote it. >> ""black-ish."" "the jungle." "transparent" and "veep." >> these categories are an embarrassment of riches. best tv actor drama, .
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>> did you ever hear the biblical story da haven't v daveed and go-lee-ath. >> do this next one. pete. best tv actress drama. go for this one. >> i can say outlander. >> go for it. >> katriana. >> kerry russell. >> wynonna ryder, stranger things. >> every kid in that, aren't they amazing. >> guess who we have on the line? from "moonlight," one of the stars. congratulations. >> thank you. good morning to you. >> good morning. how does it feel to have this incredible film and your performance get this huge honor
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this morning? >> it is amazing. humbled by it all and really glad to see the film being recognized the way it is. our wonderful director, barry jenkins, to see him be recognized and just the film itself being respected and received the way it is. it is all really amazing. >> this is your first golden globe nomination. i got to tell you, you are on fire right now. seems like almost every other terrific movie you are in. what is that like when you get on to a roll like that? >> wow. it's -- you just get these projects and you -- at least in the last year or so, i've had some good things come across my desk and characters that i'm excited to play and step in to the shoes of.
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so to have a few kind of stringed together to be projects that people are connecting to and that they're excited about, it's all really amazing and sort of surreal. but i've just had a good, nice string of good fortune. very difficult, if not impossible, to plan. >> here's the thing. real truth is, it's wonderful about the movie, but the movie is made up of several different parts. the whole is made up of parts. and your part is so well crafted and important. >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> again, we're rooting for you. >> thank you so much. >> hope to see you on the red carpet there at the golden globes. >> another pal of ours -- >> we just saw you this weekend. >> i go the to interview octavia spencer for this movie, "hidden figures." got to go on the set. best supporting actress if a motion picture drama. congratulations, octavia. >> thank you! you guys are like my good luck
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charm. >> seems like every time you come on the show you get nominated. >> you got to come on more often. >> i need permanent residence, guys. >> we were together friday night for a screening of the film. you and the entire cast. and that audience reaction. and now here you are 24, 48 hours with this nomination. it is really connecting with the critics and the audience. what do you think is so special here? is. >> i think the fact that these women went so long without being heralded for their contributions to science, technology engineering and math. that's what's compelling. i'm very humbled to be nominated for this character. i really am. >> wow. it's the true story. when i heard the story, at first i didn't think it was real but the idea that there were this whole cadre of african-american women who were living human computers. without them, the space program would have never happened. that's pretty amazing.
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congratulations. >> yes. thank you so much. i'm honored and i just -- this is it so exciting! >> it is exciting. and to think that john glenn and his instrumental role and their lives and how this has all played out knowing that this came together in the right way, as you said. everything's meant to happen. so congratulations. >> thank you. you know what? i do think that this is a love letter as much to john glenn as it is for these women. >> he said he would not go into space unless they checked the numbers. >> yes. >> octavia, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> we love you. a that's wndha with your first alert forecast i'm meteorologist krystal klei. here's a look at our high temperatures for this afternoon, they're going to be warmer than we've been seeing. 51 degrees, summerton, center city, 49 for westchester and lansdale and once we see the rain start to move out through the morning hours we'll see clouds hanging over the afternoon with some peaks of sub shine as well. in allentown 48 degrees for the
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forecast temperature, 47 in easton. through new jersey, the shore, low 50s and that's the same for delaware. smyrna at 53. >> he's the new sam jackson. up next -- then we still have sam jackson with be which is so fantastic. overwhelmed by all the gifts you still have to get? there is an app for that. to make your holidays easier after these messages. we asked woman to smell two body washes and pick their favorite. they both smell good. i like b better. i prefer b. b. i would like to smell like this every day. but what was body wash a? ohhhh i love bath and bodyworks. i have this in my bathroom. and what was the one they preferred? ohhhh. this is suave. really? that's quite a bit of smelling good. suave three fragrances preferred over bath and body works.
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here we go. it's crunch time now, so we brought in a digital lifestyle expert and some of her favorite apps to make the holiday season easier. >> i with a'nt ant to happy abo these apps. >> i have some fun apps for us today. first, it is great to be a tourist in your own city. you are going to visit family. detour turns your phone or ipad into a walking tour of the city. >> like an audio tour? >> it adjusts to your walking pace and it actually has celebrities guiding you through kind of unknown hidden gems. >> you mean it knows where you are? >> so you could actually have a tony broadway actor guide you through the hidden gems of broadway and adjust to your past. >> this is through your location services. >> yes. if you have a bunch of friends,
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can you all sync it together. >> what you got next? >> winnie b. which is a fun rental subscription service for women's clothing sizes 10 to 32. for all of those holiday parties, can you just rent! you don't have to buy! >> this is it. >> it is golden. go on, take a quiz. first month is free right now. >> do they clean it first? >> yes. it gets dry cleaned every time. >> does it when you rent a tux? then you take it back. but it is a dress. >> in this age of social media you can't wear the same thing twice anymore. >> you telling me. what else you got? >> i got finish for us. we got short, medium and long-term goals. this app helps you prioritize and get everything done for the holidays and the new year. >> you accomplished our short-term goal. you got through your list. >> happy holidays. >> happy hanukah. up next, you wanna see something intense?
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good morning, i'm vai sikahema. few minutes before 9:30. right to your first alert neighborhood forecast with krystal klei. >> hi vai. radar and satellite cloudy conditions, that's the whi you see. the rain has moved out of philadelphia, some isolated light rain is possible to linger. overall it's moving off, it will hang by the shore for the next couple of hours and as we move into your afternoon we should see drier conditions, even a break of sunshine in the forecast. temperature wise most are starting to see 40s. 46 millville, 42 for philadelphia, should make their way to the low 50s as we track into your afternoon and we will see those clouds with a peak of sun. >> let's get a check on the
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roads with jessica boyington. are you starting 95? >> starting on 95, seeing some big delays moving to centre city. 35 minutes cottman avenue. and speeds are moving up, in the 20s, they were in the teens earlier. watching for an accident in whitpain an stenton avenue and granary road. in a few minutes a sentencing hearing begins for former congressman fatah, found guilty in a racketeering case. prosecutors are recommending he served two decades in prison. nbc 10 will be in court for the hearing, as soon as the sentence is handed down, we'll have it on air, and on our nbc 10 app. i'm vai sikahema. we'll have another update coming up for you in 25 minutes and get the latest news and the weather with the nbc 10 app. we'll send you back to the "today" show. have a great day and we'll see
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zoey deutch starred opposite robert de niro earlier in the year and stole the screen as beverly in the film "everybody wants some." >> now zoey is playing stephanie, a young woman who just introduced her boyfriend to her parents. >> i go the to see this movie. and first all, the movie is funny. it genuinely is funny. second of all, what is great but, they wrote notes, the adorable zoey deutch. you are not just adorable, you are a powerhouse. your ability to listen in a scene -- which is something actors -- a lot of actors can not do -- i think is amazing.
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>> henry, i'm going to cry. it is too early. thank you. so sweet. >> and, in keeping with our six degrees of henry winkler, christian slater came to see henry. henry, what is the connection here? >> i met zoey's dad and mom at the beginning of their careers. we all starred together, howie deutch, wonderful acting teacher. leah thompson, wonderful actress and writer and director. now zoey has just completed a film directed by my son. >> who is the greatest man ever. >> he's a wonderful fellow but he thinks your instincts are incredible. >> look at that picture. >> i saw it, for real, in this movie, "why him." >> it was such an amazing experience filming "why him." honestly. we had such a fun time. by the way, i would show up every friday in a different animal onesie. if you don't know what it is, it
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is a onesie that's animal. it is a fleece-like material. >> what's your favorite animal? >> dinosaur. being very professional. i clearly have a lot of time on my hands and i just like to buy weird things on amazon from japan. i got an owl. a flying squirrel. a kangaroo complete with the baby in the pouch. >> i got the unicorn. >> i got the unicorn! bam! i have way too many. >> you can never have enough. >> maybe right. i might have to agree with you. >> how great was this working with this cast? bryan cranston, megan mulally, keaton michael king, james franco. >> who played your younger brother. >> bryan cranston's is america's sweetheart. i fear talking about him for sounding like a psycho fan. james is amazing. i love him. when i got -- james franco and his characters are madly in love with the movie.
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i wanted to plan a fake date to build some chemistry. i was like i'm going to plan something crazy. his schedule is so intense. i planned sky diving. >> that's a good date. >> i thought it was until the studio found out. they did not think so and the insurance company didn't think it was so great. >> let's see. two stars could die. >> i got my fake date planning privileges were revoked. >> you went for a taco. >> no. we went to a museum. the least life threatening thing possible. >> you just had a birthday. henry had one. you're both scorpios. you have -- your only tattoo. what is it? >> it is a scorpio to raise awareness for all the misunderstood scorpios out there. >> is that a thing? >> yes. >> can i just say, i am going to make you the honorary tattoo wearer of that? if a needing came toward me i would cry like a 9-year-old girl. >> you have no tats? >> i have no tats. >> you sound shocked. >> i'm shocked! >> the fonz doesn't have tats?
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>> come on! >> i almost had a roy orbison in the water boy. then they chose a better tush. >> wow. >> somebody with a firmer tush. >> that's not possible! a firmer tush than you? >> a firmer tush. and i held it in like i can't tell you. like i was doing a keigle. >> this went to a place i never expected. >> and you said scorpios are misunderstood. >> this all came about because you are in a very funny comedy. >> i love it, too. i feel so lucky to be a part of it. >> we loved having you come here. >> every time you have me here i talk very fast. >> "why him" hits theaters december 23rd. up next, a show-stopping holiday dessert. speaking of henry's buns, we've
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all week on "today food," we are making sweet treats for the holidays. this morning we have a dessert that would be perfect to serve your guest or to bring over to somebody's house. >> i am very excited. oh, it's me? hi! it's ryan scott. he is executive chef of the -- and owner of fin town in san francisco. ryan, good morning. >> good morning. oh, here you are. >> good morning. how are you? >> hummingbird cake. >> yes. hummingbird cake. let's do this. oil, water with be pi, pineappl syrup, flour, sugar, baking soda. we start by soak being the raisins in rum. is it real? >> oh, yeah!
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>> we take the rum. >> can i ask you a question? can you use something other than raisins? >> you can use cranberries if you want. golden raisins. >> i got a show to do, man. >> after the rum. >> what happened to all this stuff? >> we've got this. you can do this. >> mr. roker, you smell like alcohol. there's cinnamon. salt and baking soda. all at once. mr. winkler, whiskey whisk, my friend. molasses in the bowl. put the whisk in the bowl. you add oil to the bowl. next thing, you go like this. you stir. >> i usually have people! >> add eggs. i'll be your people. >> this is brand-new to me. >> he's an icon. >> no w we whisk the eggs all te
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way. combine in to dry. fold it in. mr. winkler -- henry? >> yes. >> pecans. >> did you say throw it? >> you can slide them in. like that. but i like your moves. you're kind of like the gallagher of cooking. >> these are soaked rum raisins. >> yes. we did them over there. >> look at all the little winklers? >> you remember what i told you in back, that we weren't going to get through this segment? >> youthese raisins are all very tight because they've been kegeled. >> we take our mixture, scoop it
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into a muffin pan. >> just let the little people -- >> i can just say i will never do this again? >> come over here. now they've been baked. >> what are they called? >> bundt cakes. >> but they're hummingbird cakes. >> look how fast they go you got to eat them very quickly. >> only monday. >> it has bananas and pineapples and pecans. eat it just straight with your hand. >> all joking aside, this is really good. i'm not kidding. >> ryan, thank you so much. for rt rthe recipe, go to today.com/food. we'll do a little weather right now. show you what's happening as far as the week ahead. it is going to be wet in the southeast. looking at a snowstorm across the plains. as we get to the midweek period, a flood threat, northern california into southern oregon. we've got snow around the great lakes. here comes the next big storm on
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friday into the great lakes. much above normal temperatures in the southeast. but that cold air as we get toward the latter part of the week, it is going to be brutally cold. can you say polar vortex? everody say polaryb with your first alert forecast i'm meteorologist krystal klei. here's a look at our high temperatures for this afternoon, they're going to be warmer than we've been seeing. 51 degrees, summerton, centre city, 49 for westchester and lansdale and once we see the rain start to move out through the morning hours we'll see clouds hanging over the afternoon with some peaks of sunshine as well. in allentown 48 degrees for the forecast temperature, 47 in easton. through new jersey, the shore, low 50s and that's the same for delaware. smyrna at 53. >> how good stis that? >> this cake is really good. >> that's your latest weather. up next, it may be cold outside but our friend jimmy
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hit at the parties, ladies and gentlemen, the great jimmy buffett. ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ♪ santa stole thanksgiving on christmas plymouth to the north pole, too. pilgrims never saw it coming drummers kept drumming that thursday in november got gobbled up by december ♪ santa stole thanksgiving for christmas ♪ it was such a lovely holiday no more laid back relaxations it's black friday degradation ♪ seems santa stole thanksgiving in the mall ♪
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♪ ♪ ♪ grandma made the stuffing she said santa he ain't lovin' made pumky pie since july ♪ ♪ santa stole thanksgiving for christmas ♪ it was such a laid back holiday no more football and relaxing when that harvest moon starts waxin' ♪ seems santa he's the turkey after all ♪ ♪ grandma made her stuffing she said santa he ain't bluffing ♪
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♪ you better night cry in your pumpkin pie they've been caroling since july ♪ santa stole thanksgiving on christmas ♪ nothing lasts forever that's for sure ♪ this stick-up is as shocking as stuffing in your stocking ♪ kriss kringle why did you mingle ♪ santa stole thanksgiving even he's got to make a living ♪ santa stole thanksgiving and our fault ♪ ♪ and our fault >> all right, jimmy buffett, thanks so much. merry christmas. we're back in a moment. but first, this is "today" on nbc. just fifteen minutes and a little imagination
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'tis the season of giving. and our 23rd annual toy drive is on a roll. today actor richard armitage collecting toys from our generous crowd. we've already shipped $7 million of toys and gifts to kids in need. ava and madeline, nice to see you ladies. you guys have been so terrific to us over the years, rachel. what are you doing for us this year? >> this year we're donating $1.6 million of brand-new children's books. we're so thrilled to help. you guys get them in the hands of kids who need them and that's what means the most to us. we're donating all kinds fun books that kids are going to learn from. >> american girl. ecolab. >> yeah. we've got science experiments. american girl. i think these girls here have some american girl dolls at home. all kinds of fun stuff. just to really get their brains working and make them happy. >> a gift of a book is such a great gift. >> it is.
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it is. >> rachel, thank you. we want to thank you all of you have who been donating on the plaza. every morning until december 23rd. visit our website with all the details. >> i'm obsessed. you guys have held up your smiles. you can go home with me. we would love to thank our fabulous co-host, henry winkler. you're coming back tomorrow. >> thank you for inviting me. >> kat always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up.
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valley, 44 degrees. we'll see that rain continue to move off. >> thank you. jessica boyington has a check on the roads. what are you seeing? >> slowtown on the schuylkill, no surprise really. westbound side 18 minutes from the vine tree expressway. doing better on the 42 freeway. the northbound ramp to route 41 is blocked with an accident. drive times back to normal into phil yil. happening now a sentencing hearing for former congressman fattah, this is new video of him arriving at the courthouse in centre city a short time ago, he's on the left. federal jury found fattah guilty in a racketeering case. prosecutors are recommending he spend two decades in prison. fatatah asked the judge to consider his years of public
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service with regard to sentencing. we'll have an update at 11:00 and the nbc 10 app. another update coming up in another 25 minutes. we'll see you then.
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>> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hello, everybody. hope you had a wonderful weekend. it is fun day monday. december 12th. counting down the last days of 2016. >> how is that possible? >> i just got used to writing 2016. >> high was it told us in your life, when you are 20, your life goes 20 miles an hour. 30, 30 miles an hour. 40 -- joann did. 50, when you're 60, her dad said that. you're like, what. it's very, very upsetting. let me tell pup that's jimmy

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