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november 2nd, 2016. savannah gu studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. i am officially into this. >> this is exciting. for those of us just rooting for a game 7, here we are, we just saw wrigley field, cubs win. this is history no matter what happens tonight. >> chicago probably came apart at the seams in the third inning win, addison russell hit that grand slam. that was cool. >> i know. i will google that. first, let's get to politics, six days to go before election. the state of the race. a record number of americans have already voted, 26 million

presidential election. >> there is a new poll showing hillary clinton with a 39-35% lead among independent likely voters. it was taken after friday's announcement about those newly discovered e-mail. >> donald trump makes three stops in battleground florida today, a must win for him and hillary clinton holds rallies in arizona and nevada and her surrogates are all out trail around the country for clinton today. we have it all covered starting with nbc national correspondent, peter alexander, on the campaign trail in pensacola, florida. good morning. >> reporter: matt and savannah, good morning to you. both candidates trying to sharpen their cloing arguments. donald trump in what really is a must win state of florida, trying to chip away at hillary clinton's advantage as clinton heads out west trying to shore up her support in nevada and

arizona. hillary clinton fed up and fired up. >> i am sick and tired of the negative dark divisive dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. going after a protester heckling her in florida late tuesday accuing her husband, bill clinton, of sexual impropriety. it comes as the candidate is trying to energize a critical part of her base, women voters, invi machado. >> he said to me, miss piggy -- >> who acts like this? i'll tell you who. a bully, that's who. >> reporter: trump in wisconsin making an unusual pitch to democrats who already cast early votes for clinton. >> wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake.

donald trump will make america great again, okay? >> earlier in pennsylvania, targeting obamacare. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace. >> reporter: six days to go, a record setting 26 million votes already cast, nearly twice as many early votes as this time four of years ago, the candidates launching a war on the air waves, trump pouring $25 million into ads in obama in 2012. clinton is trying to secure her advantage in states once considered safe. back on tv in colorado and virginia where democrats worry her lead may be eroding. while trump reies on his best ally, running mate mike pence and clinton sending surrogates. president obama scoffing at the idea of trump as a working class

cleaning the room. wouldn't let you onto one of his golf courses unless you were mowing the fair way. come on! >> reporter: overnight the trump campaign officially rejected the backing of the num kkk that supports trump, putting out a statement that reads, mr. trump and the campaign denounces hate in any form. this publication is repulsive and their views do not represent the tens of americans who are uniing behind our campaign. >> thank you very much. >> nicolle wallace and steve are with us. steve, i will start with you this morning. if you look at where this onslaught of money from the democrats is coming right now, going into those firewall solid blue states, wisconsin, michigan, virginia. does this signal jitters on the part of the campaign? >> it's interesting.

on. let me take you through the strategy. the clinton campaign is focusing on if if there is a doomsday scenario and she starts losesing all the toss-up states on the map, again, a huge if, still a huge reason to think clinton can pull out a win, if it breaks against her in the toss-up states you add one district in maine, dld be one state way from the presidency. the clinton campaign is thinking, let's prevent him from getting, if all else fails that one state. what are they doing? in misch gab with ads -- michigan with ads and wisconsin and how about this, hillary clinton on friday will be going into michigan, going into detroit. they will try to get the african-american vote out in detroit in bigger numbers.

states and you're still safe. >> and she has the resources. >> the money. >> nicole, because i hang on your every word i will take you back to something you said yesterday, the campaign is basically over tomorrow. >> from a messaing standpoint. >> that means today and tomorrow campaigs give their argument. >> that's because over the we turn out your vote. >> what is hillary clinton's cloing message. >> it seems to be, turn it back to donald trump. you heard her talking about staing an intervention. she's trying to make him unacceptable. of all her high water marks in this campaign she has been on the offense with a disqualifying comments about donald trump. he has given her all the arguments, whether going after a gold star family or former miss

disqualifying comments of which there's many. i have to say he has also found a very strong cloing argument with obamacare and change message. >> let's talk about where trump is spending his money and time. the polls are showing a much closer race so he loves the polls again. he made three stops in florida. >> and where was he yesterday? in a blue state, in wisconsin, you even played that message from him, wisconsin is one of early ballot you can go change your vote. he's talking about that right now. one of the things i'm looking forward today this question of a last minute blue strategy for trump, we will get the gold standard poll out of the state of wisconsin. it will come out this afternoon. i am curious to see since that fbi development. if we get a poll out there that says this thing is suddenly a dogfight, that's what the trump

>> all the blue states look tough, not a single one ahead and the one they're the best, they're down two from new hampshire. that would be the manna from heaven if they're closer. they're not ahead in a single blue state. >> paul ryan said he was casting his ballot early and said he had supported the entire republican ticket and never mentioned the name, donald trump. >> this is going to be the biggest story after election day. should donald trump win or lose, frankly, the spotlight will be on paul ryan and what was always a very uncomfortable relationship between paul ryan and donald trump. there are a lot of republicans already asking questions about whether that weakens his speakership, some suggesting it may threaten his speakership. for my side of the aisle, my half of the country, all eyes

the outcome tuesday night. breaking news overnight, two police officers shot and killed in des moines, iowa, in ambush style attacks. the manhunt for at least one suspect is now under way. earlier police reported to shots fired. they found an officer from the suburb of urbandale shot dead in his patrol car, about 2 miles away another officer from des moines shot dead in pairs to protect themself. malaysia right? 370 missing 2 1/2 years now. looking at wreckage at pieces that washed ashore, evidence says it shows it did not go into the water gently when it finally went down. that's intriguing. what does it mean? >> 239 people were on the flight

everyone died when the plane went down in the southern indian ocean. this morning, the australian safety barred is saying analysis of two wing flaps that washed ashore indicate they were not in a landing position when the plane hit the water and a satellite data suggests the plane went down at a high and increasing rate of descent and out of control, unlikely any would have survived the impact. all along the theory was the into the southern indian ocean by one of the pilots. this does not tell us whether anybody might have been alive when they went into the water but tells us if the pilot was still alive he probably did not try to set the plane gently. they have scoured 46,000 miles of ocean looking to the fuselage, so far found nothing. the seven pieces they have found have been washed ashore

and expect to finish the search from australia the end of this year early 2017. and the double murder of michael vance sunday night. >> i will shut the road down. i'm going to take shots, when he gets up there. i will hut the road down and take shots. >> dozens of high powered rival shots were exchangd as they chased that suspect family members and shooting two police officers october 23rd. video from a patrol helicopter shows vance plowing through a roadblock and speeds away and later vance gets out of his truck and more firepower exchanged and eventually shot. it comes down to one final game in the world series. the chicago cubs hammered cleveland last night to force

for one team, their historic championship drought is about to be over. for another, another year ending in heartbreak. ron mott, good morning. >> reporter: thank you, good morning to you. this is not the outcome these folks wanted to see last night. not too many long face es. they planned a celebration last night and down to one more game to find out whether it's indians fans or cubs fans for their dream come >> cubs force a game 7! >> there's only tomorrow, only tonight. >> a big heart for the lineup of the chicago lineup. >> victors destined to spoil part of the loser's winter, a harsh reminder a few differences a game can make. stunning the home crowd right off the bat. >> high fly ball in this air to left!

>> scoing three runs in the first and four more with a grand slam in the third. >> high fly ball to left center, past the wall, grand slam! >> reporter: delaying gratification for the indians for another night if not another year. >> i wanted to win, that's what i would want. we'll get them again. >> reporter: despite a plea from cleveland's super fan, nana 104-year-old, cubs never recovered from the indians quick start, not even the presence of eddie robinson, lone survivor of indians last championship team in 1948, could reverse cleveland's fortunes last night. >> the two longest world series drought, one of them will come to an end. >> reporter: with everything up

pitcher corey kluber, who's been brilliant and one will be a hero and the other perhaps the goat. as any cubs can tell you they have plnty of the latter. >> we have 27 more hours. we're one step away, one step away. >> reporter: there is nothing like the spectacle of a game 7 for the fans and certainly for the players. forhe and chicago. >> ron, thank you very much. i know you're planning to be sound asleep when this is played, but i will be calling you when it's over. >> that's okay, i will put my phone on silent. >> al, was it everything you hoped? i know your team didn't win. >> reporter: other than that.

that is one brave lady. last night was spectacular, perfect night for baseball. 74 degrees the first pitch. i was out on the field of progressive field. i got to do some snapchatting and facebook living. we had a great time there. and then, talk about your bonus, one of my seat mates, bill murray. unbelievable. bill murray was there, mr. chicago cubs true, as he was coming in the stadium, this young woman was standing out there waiting for tickets hoing somebody -- and he gave her one of his tickets, brought her in, she sat next to him. she's from indiana. it was a great time. we will show that a little bit later. at 9:00, guys, bill murray as hairdresser, you will see one of the bizarre moments at a baseball game.

threat of some showers late late if possible but most likely after 11:30. game time 70 degrees under partly cloudy skies. it will be in the midwest bringing in showers and thunderstorms. first, chicago and go to cleveland and make their way to the northeast by thursday and friday. we'll get to your local forecast

good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4, meteorologist chuck bell. temperatures off to a nice start. 50s in the shenandoah valley, a-plus weather for today. more and more sunshine as the day goes along. very warm today, temperature forecasting 77 degrees for a high. 80 is the record high for tomorrow. we may be tieing a record, 66% chance of showers on your >> reporter: and that is your latest weather. guys, unfortunately, i've got to stay for game 7 tonight. >> no, al, your earpiece is not working, in the control room, they're telling you we're expecting some drizzle here in new york. you need to get back. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. all right. al, thanks, we'll see you in a

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7:26 is your time on this wednesday, november 22nd, 2016. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. in the news this morning, a d.c. man is faing charg a 3-year-old son brought a loaded gun to school. they found the backpack this morning at loaden elementary school in the southeast. charges include carrying a pistol without a license and reckless endangerment. and the apartment explosion, the community group says it is seeking justice for the victims of that august blast. it has teamed up with a law firm and will speak later this morning in d.c. seven people died and about 100

melissa mollet in morning traffic. >> we do have a crash in the center lane slowing folks a bit. want to update you on the i-70 and we were shut down but reopened there. dupont circle between mass av and new hampshire, a crash is blocking one lane. >> thank you. we will check your forecast when we come back.

still waiting on the sunrise, still clouds out there first thing this morning but they will allow sunshine by late this morning and lateral afternoon. in the low 50s and average is low 40s. it will be a record aplus day, high, 77 degrees. showers in the afternoon and

optimistic, it will be sunny cool and dry. >> more in 25 minutes.

it is 7:30. it's wednesday, the 2nd of november, 2016. great crowd outside. we will head out there and say good morning in just a minute. good morning to all of you as well. >> before we get to that, let's look at manhunt under way in des moines, iowa, where two officers were shot and killed overnight, ambushed in their own patrol cars, those shootings happened about 2 miles and 20 minutes apart. >> hillary clinton was not holding back when she was heckled by a protester late night in florida. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive dangerous vision and behavior of

supporters to quote stage an intervention if they know someone who is thinking of voting for donald trump. >> meanwhile, donald trump in wisconsin making an appeal to voters who already voted. >> wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake. a lot of stuff has come out sips you voted. >> he's right. in wisconsin early and absentee voters can change their minds, up to final decision is tomorrow. now to a wisconsin high school under fire this morning to teach teens about safe driving, the school made students believe several of their classmates had died in an accident. kerry sanders has more on what turned out to be a pretty controversial decision. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we all know you shouldn't text and drive. how do you get that message to

school, it took a wrong turn and is controversial. this school had school officials under fire this morning. students shocked seeing this. >> there have been a series of wrecks and multiple reckless driing happening around brodhead. we have lost a handful of fellow students. >> reporter: the announcement repeated throughout the morning four of their classmates were >> a lot of people were crying because they thought these people were going for dead. >> reporter: but they were not dead, it was all an exercise to scare the kids, to learn texting while driing can have deadly consequences. within a couple minutes, they were told the truth. >> it was terrifying to be real at first. >> reporter: very real to sam bolin named after his uncle killed by a drunk driver, sam's mother posting it is never okay

learn. >> we thought it was a fantastic idea. >> reporter: cora purdue is a member of the student council that actually came up with the idea. she voted for it. >> we knew it would create probably some talk but never this much. either way, we made an impact because they're still talking about it. >> reporter: social media lit up. i think this is amazing one said, sometimes you need tough love, another disagreeing, telling someone close to them a cruel. >> there were many kids crying in classes. it was a big deal. >> reporter: school superintendent leonard lu wick, the intent of the activity was to improve awareness of student team driing safety and we apologize to any parents or

stress. >> the superintendent wouldn't talk us to on camera but cora purdue told her it's unlikely the school will ever try that again. >> raised a lot of eyebrows there, hearts in the right place. back to cleveland for another check of the weather from matt. >> hey, guys, i have little bentley here, 2 months old, the littlest indiana fan. question, do you know the of the indians mascot? >> please. >> no? it is -- what's the name of the mascot? what's your mascot's name? slider upon. that's right. there's slider hanging out with me. these guys are an act unto

powder, unbelievable. as far as your weather is concerned, looking ahead. the heat is a big story. hopefully mr. clubberclubber -- will be bringing this heat tonight. nashville, birmingham, st. louis today and looking at temperatures making their way further to the south. charlotte, savannah, tallahassee and mobie, will start to make its way into the northeast mid-atlantic atlantic states later on today. that's what's happening around the country, now your neck of the woods. good morning. off to a bit of a cloudy start early this morning and they should be out with a southerly breeze. hopefully we will have enough sunshine to get us way into the 70s. i think we will be above 70 for

might make 77 today. tomorrow's record is only 80 degrees and that one we might be able to reach. >> reporter: brittany, oh, a little bit-up there. this is bentley's mom, brittany. he is a great little guy. he really is. we love him drooling. >> a lot of probably overindulged last night. >> thank you. just ahead, kilmer speaks out, what he's saying about rumors surrounding his health. first, a discovery of biblical proportions literally at the tomb of jesus. increasing the risk for me, the shingles virus. i've been lurking inside you since you had chickenpox.

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was pulled back to allow scientists and national geographic to have a look. the inside of the tomb, where many believe jesus was best record, has never been filmed. >> i'm amazed. >> that viewing, what's special, it permeates the whole building. >> reporter: jerusalem's church of the hoy said to be the location of the cross where christ was crucified and where his body was prepared for burial and where he was entombed. there's a little house and where there is so much activity now. the house damaged by water, fire and earthquakes is being

earlier this year, nbc news was given access to the greek team of specialists, working on metal supports and cleaning the stone. >> without any cuts -- >> reporter: it will be more solid but look the same? >> exactly. >> reporter: they're fixing the little house and took a peek to see what's left under the slab, covering the tomb >> jesus' tomb has just been found and they're analying it. >> reporter: and the cross from the crusader period and the shelf being examined perhaps scientifically for the first time. >> this is the gps point first

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we're back a back at 7:49, carson has more on world series fever. >> if you didn't get enough from al. the game made for an extremely exciing night for fans day, #sliing the w. at wrigley field it was more of a somber scene where on the indians' twitter page, this passage, the two greatest words in sports, game 7. one fan writing game 7 is great in any year, game 7 with this

clearly, cleveland is the place to be tonight. if you want to be there, you have to pay for it. stub hub. and anthony derizzo, if you lose, you go home. >> >> i would like to see the cubs win. >> i remain neutral. i was rooting for game 7. >> so political. >> what about you, carson? >> i like what matt said. you know in the first innings, if kluber has his magic, i think the indians will win. if cubs get to him earlier -- >> they have their entire bull pen. >> if it goes late it could be trouble in chicago.

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this is a "news4 today" newsbreak. >> 7:56 is your time now on this wednesday november 2nd, 2016. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. we want to get right to your first 4 traffic for a look at the roads. good morning. >> good morning. i'm hearing about a crash before 270 southbound and shady grove road. and crash blocking the center lane here. inner loop near eaing just a bit. 66 and 95, no major problems right now. silver line, largo train, offloading at the capitol south due to a brake problem. >> we'll be back with the forecast. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform.

that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett

good morning, everybody. yesterday's clouds lingered into your morning but warmer air is on its way in. current temperatures in the mid-50s. we should with enough sunshine get well into the mid tie the record. >> loing it, thank you. another local news update in 45 minutes. for now, back to the "today"

it's 8:00 on today. coming up, fight to the 8:00. the fight to the finish. donald trump and hillary clinton take their respective campaigns to keep battleground states and puno time demeaning, degrading, insulting and assaulting women. hillary is the one who set up and illegal private e-mail server to shield her criminal activity. you know that. she those it. warren beatty is back. >> the only person you can trust is you. >> the hollywood legend stops by

screen. rocking the runway, supermodel and social media star gigi hadid, struts into the studio live. wednesday november 2nd, 2016. ?? ?? >> hello, tennessee! >> on our michigan, hi, mom! >> from indiana! >> good morning from pennsylvania. >> from hawaii, aloha from "today"! >> we're back now, 8:00 on a wednesday morning. it's the second day of november, 2016. it is a crisp, beautiful morning in new york city.

this is day two of no shave november. two days. >> to be fair, you had a beard on halloween morning. >> i shaved. >> on halloween? >> i started fresh. >> did you? look at that. >> by sunday i will have a full santa claus beard. >> do me a favor, go awww! >> it's our campaign to draw attention to men's health. it is in full swing. talk about the best ways to not only detect but treat prostate cancer. >> to our top stories, the news at 8:00. >> reporter: i'm andrea mitchell in florida where both hillary clinton and donald trump are waing up today. both have campaigned here more than any other battleground. in her fifth visit to the sunshine state in the last week, hillary clinton fiing up her florida crowd late tuesday going

the people he's insulted, that's more than half the population of the united states. >> reporter: trump make playing for wisconsin and early voters in a state considered a long shot. >> wisconsin is one of several states where you can change your early ballot if you think you've made a mistake. a lot of stuff has come out since you voted. >> reporter: trump back on tuesday, the late breaking e-mail controversy breating new life into his campaign. clinton trying to ride out the storm but showing a rare flash of anger at a protester against her husband. >> you know, i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump! >> reporter: not where clinton expected to be in this final week. >> i am not taking anything or any or any place for granted and i hope you will work with me to

>> reporter: trying to distract from the latest e-mail fall-out by attacking donald trump. >> donald trump is the poster boy for everything that's wrong with our economy. >> reporter: hoping to galvanize her base, especially women, bringing former miss universe machado to one rally. >> he said to me, miss piggy, miss housekeeping, he does not >> he sure has spent a lot of time demeaning, degrading, insulting and assaulting women. >> president obama heading to florida later today. >> there's a reason why we haven't had a woman president before, when a guy is ambitious working hard, that's okay, when a woman does that, why is she doing that? >> reporter: trump a tighting race in key states.

doing great. >> reporter: as his campaign tries to expand the map, announing a $25 million new ad buy in 13 states. 12 of them states president obama won four years ago. >> there has never been a movement like this in our country's history. there never will be again perhaps. but we have to take advantage of it on november 8th. >> reporter: clinton with far more cash on hand announing new ads to counter going back on the air in virginia and colorado. clinton has one other big advantage, her surrogates, both obamas and joe biden. today alone, clinton and her surrogates have 22 separate appearances, trump and his team, only eight. after leaving here in florida, clinton will try to rally hispanic voters in nevada and arizona. matt. >> thank you very much.

moines, iowa, following what police are calling ambush style attacks on two officers. they were shot and killed early this morning about 20 minutes apart. an emotional police sergeant says it does not appear there was any interaction with who ever shot them in their patrol cars. >> that's the best we've got to explain the scene right now. both of them were in their cars. >> he said there is a clear and present danger to police shooter or shooters. >> pope francis is raiing some eyebrows with comments he made tuesday on the catholic church's ban on women becoming priests. the pope says he believes the ban is forever and will never be changed. that came on a news conference from swedeton rome. a reporter asked the pope if he thought the catholic church could ever allow women to be

and it stands saying ordaining women was not possible because jesus chose only men as his apostles. health concerns and val kilmer opens up to discuss rumor s surrounding his health. and new emojis that will keep you so busy. >> will keep you busy. the one and only warren beatty will talk about his first movie in 15 years and why he hollywood. ? you got your mom side. ? ? a just be calm side. ? ? you got a, "i never thought i'd get married at 65" side. ? ? "hey i'm just looking" side. ? ? man, you better buy that ride, whooo! ? ? that's why there's nationwide. ? ? they help to know, protect and grow your many sides. ? ? yeeeahhh ? ? nationwide is on your side. ?

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? 'cause there's a million things to do ? ? you know that there are ? ?? the honey in honey nut cheerios likes to take its sweet time. [sighs] that's why we make them for you. we're back at 8:10. time for a trending party, people. i think this will get a little heated. a british company says it has the research to show the exact age we should all stop wearing jeans. i didn't think there was such an age. >> i think old people wearing jeans look adorable. >> define old. >> any age. >> i agree.

>> not like you're 100. >> what's the age? >> they say it's 53. >> come on. >> i know. it's silly. by the way, not because people above that age aren't supposed to look good in jeans. they say actually, it's not worth the trouble after 53. >> what's the trouble with wearing jeans? >> glad you asked. 1 in 10 people try on as many as six pairs in one go, spend five days lookinger fit. >> yes. really? >> and then when you find the right pair you buy three pair of them. >> they say it's so stressful, 6% of people burst into tears. >> don't you think now they have all these jean companies that have really awesome stretchy jeans you can get into with no crying or mow muss. >> by the way, 53 was the age i stopped wearing rhinestone studded jeans. i'm still going denim.

>> any here a big fan of emojis. this morning, we're getting an early look at the 72 new emojis apple is planning to roll out with ios 10.2. check out the shrug emoji, you just don't know what to say. the face palm, crossed fingers for all the fans of cleveland and chicago tonight. for savannah and dylan, the pregnant lady. >> awe. >> perhaps the most controversial of all, >> that's bold, didn't see that one coming. >> that will be interesting for some people, how they use that one, breaking the news. get that one. >> hadn't thought about it that way. >> we had more in trending but we have "pop start." >> to clear a path we start with val kilmer finally setting the record straight about his health. over the weekend his friend,

battling oral cancer and things didn't look too good. he broke his silence saying i love michael douglas but he's misinformed. he said it was 2 years ago he asked michael for a referral and that was the last time they spoke and he insisted he has no cancer whatsoever and thanked his fans for their concerns. who's the superstar took to instagram tuesday to show off their halloween costume. he dressed up like jim carrey's character from "the mask" from 1994. >> who is that? >> woman. singer. >> madonna. >> adele. >> she went all out, adele. last year she dressed up as the man she describes as her hero, george michael. finally, jake gyllenhaal

guests now and then and talked about one of the pranks a few years ago. >> i think there's an opportunity to -- oh, my god, what the -- [ bleep ]. >> jake said it's hard to watch that clip back because he was actually terrified. she spent 10 minutes hiing in the bathroom of his dressing room and when she finally came out, he said, i knew it! >> and she has scared all of us at one point. >> al in cleveland, standing by with a couple of guests, al. >> that's right. super fan, if you will, she is a viral sensation, emily syrian

departed and beloved husband. she is 104 and now everybody knows you as nana. you watched the game last night, a little disappointing but what do you think about tonight? >> well, i think tonight they're going to do it. >> yeah? >> why do you think they're going to do it tonight? >> well, because they didn't do >> reporter: dummy! that's why i love you, nana. you are the best. are you really excited about tonight? >> oh, yes, very. >> everybody loves your nana. >> i think for us, she has that spirit, i think i'm greedy for life. she turned 90, i think this is it. wait. i want to see this one graduate, this baby.

very passionate and exudes that and baseball and people can resonate with that. >> and the indians. >> the indians baseball. >> reporter: i think everybody agrees we'll have what you're having, nana. when is your birthday? >> may the 9th. >> we'll put you on that smuckers jar for the 105th. god bless, we love you. let's show you what we've got as far as your weather today west, they need the rain in southern california, they're not getting it. getting it up in the pacific northwest where we may see a few inches of rain before it's all over and mountain snows and the west will see showers moving into northern california and another system saturday, very active but they can't get it where they need it, fort worth ir down south. that's what's going on around the country.

>> how about that, we share the same birthday, she's just 50 years ahead of me. >> 57 in quantico, still a lot of clouds out there for now. we should be able to get back to sunshine. if we get sunshine before lunchtime we should have no trouble getting in the mid to upper 70s. tomorrow's record is only 80 and that one we might be able to get to. family here all because of nana. god bless, we love her. matt. oscar winner warren beatty is a hollywood legend and back in a very big way with his first movie in 15 years writing, producing, directing starring in "rules don't apply." he plays howard hughes, businessman movie mogul who helped make or break careers during hollywood's golden age. >> these guys wanted to have

be able to say i'm crazy and i'll have to give up control of twa to them. >> maybe it would teach them a lesson if you just gave it to them. >> then they could see me for a whole lot of money and come after my daddy's company. i can't afford to let them make me a psychiatric case. i would leave this country and never come back. i'd leave this country and never come back. i'd leave this country and never come back. >> i think he says it one more time, actually, >> two more times. >> warren, it's great to see you. >> good to see you. >> normally, i would say welcome back to an actor like you, i would generally say that who someone who went off not by their own choosing, who fell into disfavor in hollywood. the opposite is true for you. you kind of went out of the public eye and correct me if i am wrong because life is too great to stop living. tell me about it. >> the best thing that's ever

having four kids. i like to joke that they are my four small eastern european country. and we negotiate. i've never made a lot of movies. i always have had something in the back of my mind. finally, i guess i have to face facts and get around and do it. >> let me talk about this. i think you would want me to say right off the bat, this is not a bio-pic. >> absolutely. >> a movie about howard hughes. i will check that off the box right now. >> howard hughes is an important character in it but not a bio-pic at all. more about hollywood i came to 10,000 years ago. 1958. and the movie thematically, i think, relates a lot to what i think we'd have to call american

the 1950s and with the rise of semnism and other factors, started to break loose. >> to drive home the point you said this to the "new york times." stop calling it a howard hughes movie, old hollywood, warren beatty's hollywood or old warren beatty's hollywood. >> tell me about old hollywood? >> old warren beatty's hollywood, i was impressed and was young and got lucky. >> several times from what i heard. >> don't go there. i had a great director on the first movie i did, "kazan." not only did i pick up a lot about directing, he was -- i picked up a lot about producing

was very lucky to be welcomed by some people that might seem from another time. >> as a guy who's in the later part of his 70s, what do you want your role to be in the business now in hollywood now? i don't mean a movie role, in the larger community of hollywood? >> i always have an idea in the back of my mind. i always try to avoid going to work. i'm leading a very nice life with annette. my marriage and my children. >> you can't talk about where you are in life now without talking about annette. this is the first time i think you direct her in a movie. is that true? >> the first time i've directed her, yeah, not the first time she's directed me. but, yeah. >> what was it like? >> i think there's no better actress alive than annette.

made called "20th century women". she's very very good. >> do you think, in some ways, warren, your marriage, is it 25 years now? >> uh-huh. >> do you think you surprised a lot of people in hollywood, that people expected it to go the way of some other high profile hollywood marriages? >> it didn't surprise me. i wasn't trying to avoid marriage, i was trying to avoid divorce. i had no doubt when annette that it was time to get married. >> what makes it work? what's made it work for 25 years? >> respect. >> i read somewhere, where you said it's hard enough for children to grow up with one famous parent. >> that's right. >> you are two wildly famous parents. >> it is a burden, i think, to

well-known. so i completely respect their privacy. you know, i could go on and on and on talking about them, because they're brilliant. and fun. no, i think you got to give them a break and they have their privacy. >> i would imagine one of the great gifts you've ever given them is these past 15 years? >> well, it's a gift to me, and i hope they feel the >> and let me end by asking you a little bit, you've always been someone who cared about politics in roles and in life. have you been following? >> here's my answer to that. it is three words, don't start me. >> don't make me wait 15 more years. please come back and see us. >> if you'll be here. will you wait 15 years? >> let's shorten the timetable, all right?

much. what a pleasure. "rules don't apply" hits theaters november 23rd. >> thank you. get this. it's a joke, dr. oz and these three walk into a bar. >> i know the punchline. >> what is it? >> we're looking forward to talking to all of them.

very. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's get a look at traffic. here's melissa mollet. >> we ha c 50 before i-66. and a crash in the center lane, as we widen out the beltway is looking pretty well and inbound tollways slow. >> we will have a check on your

good morning. a lot of clouds in the sky but they're showing signs of thinning out and leaving us alone. we should have a lot of sunshine later this afternoon. in the mid 50s. leesburg at 48 and 49 in hagerstown. in the 70s before all is done.

your thursday. >> thank you. you can get news and weather any time on our nbc washington app. back to "today." i believe america is already great. yes, we have our challenges. we must give every child a great education, build an economy that works for everyone, end tax breaks for companies that move our jobs overseas. by working together, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those

and i approve this message, because united, our best days are still ahead. good morn good morning, everybody. 8:30, wednesday morning, 2nd of november. we have a beautiful crowd on our plaza. let's take a selfie. yep. i love your coat, so cute. hi, charlie. >> a fun crowd. >> matt, he only listens to you. and olivia. >> that's because i have the treats. >> no shave today. you can see our mission to raise awareness for men's health issues. we've teamed with dr. oz and

talked about prostate cancer screenings with their doctors. that is not a good thing. dr. oz is here hopefully to change those numbers. >> and if you haven't seen her, gigi hadid is here. maybe you've seen her on instagram, because that girl owns it. >> she's so sweet and beautiful. i just told her i really feel like standing next to a she's adorable. >> also coming up, we have a thanksgiving match made in our kitchen, martha stewart and john are teaming up for the ultimate feast. >> a check of the weather in cleveland. hey, al. >> hey, guys, the leaping lizard, and we are having a good time although these kids are not

and soda. they're all hopped up. if the game 7 goes into late innings we could see showers. cloudy skies and yesterday's forecast. we were looking at showers and 70 degrees. for today, record warm in the southeast, gold coast, looking at stronger storms. the storms in illinois making their way to ohio and the northeast. later on, wet weather in the northeast and new england, record highs in the gulf, unseasonably high in the plains and flood threat with showers and thunderstorms from texas to the southwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's your neck of the woods. >> good morning. meteorologist, chuck bell. still fairly cloudy. look at that brightening sky, this tower cam southbound, there's the monument there and potomac river. brightening skies and increasing confidence it goes from the 50s

door to the mid and upper 70s by today. rain likely for tomorrow afternoon and evening,ed with -- windy and cooler friday and don't forget to move your clock back this weekend. >> if the indians win tomorrow -- tonight, i should say, no school for anybody! [ applause ] >> it's a school day off! only kidding. matt. >> al, thank you v today as the stubble continues to take hold here in studio 1a, we partnered up with dr. mehmet oz for a closer look at health issues faing men. this morning, prostate cancer and debate over screenings and treatments. >> hi, i'm clark howard. >> for nearly a decade, clark howard has been living with

decided to monitor it closely rather than have surgery or radiation. the prostate is a walnut-sized reproductive gland found only in men. more than 180,000 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer this year, and thousands will die from the disease. the only screening for blood test that measures a specific protein that measures the prostate. if psa is elevated, it could indicate the person has prostate cancer. actor ben stiller recently credited it with saving his life. >> i was a person with a case who could be treated and a lot can't. >> it's too late.

late. >> in his case he said his doctor watched it rise for a year and a half before sending him for testing and ultimately had surgery for cancer and is now cancer-free. >> a study found more than 1600 men with diagnosed prostate cancer. the group fell into three groups, those who had surgery and radio therapy and those who actively monitored their cancer. after 10 years jea death rates between the groups. >> this studies shows there were serious side effects of treatment in terms of sexual and bowel and urinary function and there were side effects from those who watched the treatment because the tumor would grow. >> reporter: for clark, the active monitoring was the right choice. >> the fact i'm sitting there watching it drives people crazy. i think i'm crazy like a fox.

right thing to do. >> dr. oz joins us live in the studio. good to see you. i was shocked by the numbers. 180,000 diagnosed and 26,000 men will die of it. >> we saw 54% of men don't know what a psa test is. 61% want the test. our pollster says they're in the dark and they want it and the confusion is in part caused powerful this test is and maybe they shouldn't be. >> who should get the psa exam and at what age should they start? >> the reason the u.s. government and major medical groups don't get along on this, people think you overtreat the psa. if you're thoughtful about it and do procedures, a psa test on a middle agd man makes sense. many agree with that. if you're african-american or

most men thinks the psa test will tell you if you have cancer or aggressive cancer, not true. 35% of the time will be a false biopsy. don't get aggressively treated because the test doesn't tell you that. >> you're in a doctor's office and the doctor walks in, mr. lauer, i have bad news, you have a psa of x level. what is the first thing men should do or not of men think if they have prostate cancer and don't have surgery they will die. that is completely wrong and this changes how we handle all cancers. you saw with clark, the deejay, life management can make a difference. not something you have to get out of your body immediately. ben stiller wisely waited 18

aggressively. men should have the inform in their hand but do not get roped into getting biopsies or other procedures, active monitoring, paying attention to yourself is probably the better way to go. >> thank you. we appreciate it. coming up next, supermodel and social media sensation, gigi

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we're back with "today's" style. just 21 years old, gigi hadid has already conquered runways in paris and milan and become the face of brands like versace and tommy hilfiger and has nearly 25 million followers on instagram. thanks to a new collaboration, she can add footwear to her resume. thank you for joining us.

life. great to go. >> awesome. i was looking at the cover of some magazines, you're on every one. >> looks like my mom's living room. >> you have bazaar, vogue, the wall street journal magazine. this one is very different. >> wall street journal was for my dad. he's very excited. i get to meet people i looked up to my whole life and people ask what is your favorite cover? where we were shooting, i love them all for different reasons. >> the story goes you and your mom had a 5-year plan, when you started to model you decided what you wanted to do. seems like it came through in about a year and people call you that phrase they call too often, that "it" girl. do you like it or hate it? >> it's an honor to be called that. something i paid attention to is being someone people like to work with.

a personal level they'll be the ones that are fighting you the next day at a meeting or pushing for you at a certain campaign and that's something i try to stick to. >> you have probably learned by now not everything written about you is true. let me read you something i read. she's still nice, responsible and respectful. >> thank you. >> is that true? >> i mean, that's what -- i do make a conscious effort to do that so i hope so. >> savannah walked up and said, so nice. really is. you hang out with pretty cool people. what was halloween like? >> halloween was really cool. we're all working, so my friend, heather, a girl's night at her house. >> just a friend in general? you're going to do that to me. >> we had chips and guacamole and pizza. i had a really really intense costume plan and then i was like, maybe i'll save it.

made a costume out of it. >> cool. creative. i'm sure your instagram followers, 25 million will love that picture. another picture caught my eye. can i put a picture up of you taken i believe yesterday, in the streets of new york. you're walking. you know from watching the show, i am a germ phobe. look at your coat dragging in the street of new york. do you know what's in the streets of new york? >> this will make you feel better. long. so i got it as that piece. then i walked across the street for coffee. i only walked across the street. that's the fartherest i went all day yesterday. >> there is not a dry cleaner in the world good enough to sanitize that jacket or coat. >> it was already like dirty, i either don't wear it or i do wear it. >> let's move on. you are a brand ambassador for

designer. you created these for all the right reasons. talk about it. >> i started doing the campaigns and i also am a huge supporter and gone to them since 2013 was my first one. stewart made a financial commitment to building three schools, one in guatemala, one in ghana and one in laos. my boots come in three colors part of that fall 2016 commitment to building three schools. >> that's called an "it" girl doing right by the term. that's fantastic. what will you say to your 25 million instagram followers about your experience this morning? >> that i love it and so excited! >> gigi hadid. great to have you here. thank you so much. up next, we're kicking down our countdown to thanksgiving

vo: here's the last thing washington needs. is "today"amie hoeber. a reckless tea party partisan. hoeber will defund planned parenthood, threatening cancer screening. said she'd invade iraq again if given the chance, and hoeber has fought for a global increase of chemical weapons. we need john delaney. a family man and entrepreneur, he built two respected maryland business, creating thousands of jobs. in congress, he puts working for

we are kicking off a special "today" food all-star thanksgiving. it starts this morning. we're going to bring you the biggest and brightest stars in the culinar w we will bring you the biggest and brightest stars for your best >> it's time to talk turkey, really talk turkey as "today's" foods doubles down with a chef explosion. tips and tricks from the greatest culinary talent in the country. we paired them up all month-long to create their favorite holiday recipes, from pies to potatoes, as well as sweet and savory. it's all gravy, as we pledge to make your traditional

yet. we will get the month started off right with two of the biggest names in the busy. mature and john besh from nashville. they have he greatest pairing from the south. you said you could collaborate on the perfect recipe or find the perfect pair. >> i'm doing a turkey, in a new way upside down turkey and john is making -- >> a southern staple, oyster d downstairs. we have a celebrity standing in. gigi hadid. >> i already asked how this is made. >> you will take your spot up front and we will make our turkey. what's the first thing? >> this is a 14 pound turkey, fresh, organic, not been frozen. salt inside and out, all over.

>> if you have 20 people you should have two turkeys. two 14 pounders would be very generous, enough for your turkey sandwiches the next day. you have to have all of that and extra dressing. rub this salt and wrap this turkey. this, you should do the day before. wrap the turkey in plastic wrap, put back in the refrigerator. let it stay. that's a dry brine. >> okay. >> not too salty. rinse it. this is the turkey, make sure you dry it inside and out. >> get to know that turkey. >> you have a nice roasting pan with the rack, under the rack, orange, garlic, thyme, sage, rosemary, salt and pepper and cha basa bread, cut in half. butter this really well.

>> don't worry about it. this is so good. put this on the pan in the rack. you put your turkey upside down. >> this is what i want to see. >> why upside down? >> this way, you will have a really moist bread without doing the more complicated cheesecloth method 101 i'm famous for. i love that one, too. i make three or four different turkeys every year. >> you're >> what's funny, gigi is down here chowing down on this turkey and said you know what i have to do after this? i have a fitting for victoria secret. >> gigi, that's funny, me, too! >> a little bulge won't hurt. she might not want tham oyster dressing, might want to refrain from that. >> upside down onto the bread. >> okay. the 14 pounder.

here, job. >> a strapping man. >> put that in. bring me this turkey. this has been in for 45 minutes at 425. >> that's all? >> yep. >> now, we flip it. >> awe. >> we flip it. let's see. a little hot. >> be careful. we can't lose you, martha. >> of course not, we're not going to lose me. we will flip this over. >> are we adding >> we better it a little bit more. >> i have to get to john for his dressing. >> put it back in the oven and put more butter on the breast and put it back in the oven. make sure you pour gravy, turkey stock. >> how long in the oven? >> another two hours. this is what it looks like. >> looks gorgeous. >> it tastes good, right, guys? >> uh-huh. >> hmm.

>> oyster dressing. you would call stuffing, we call dressing. >> you don't put it in the turkey? >> we're not putting this on the turkey, serving this on the side. you have to start with bacon. we have bacon rendering, onion, a little bit of garlic. we call this the trending of creole cooking. very simple, green onions, bellpepper. >> these are >> just bacon. we saute this up, add italian pepper, garlic powder and smoked paprika. >> this will have a little kick to it? >> it will. >> great. >> i will turn this off. this is an old family recipe, perfect to make ahead a day or so. i love doing the dressings well in advance. this is everything you see there, cooks down in 15 minutes.

using? >> day old steal bread. >> -- stale bread. >> french bred. you have to have a little bit of smoke in your kitchen. >> get to the oysters, everybody wants to know about that. >> now that martha stewart shucked oysters for you from oysters. we will just toss that up, a little bit of salt and a little bit of parsley. >> they have a little butter on them? >> no, no, just raw. >> raw. okay, great. >> what we want to do is pour that right into our casserole. >> that paprika, really -- >> that is so good. >> not like i just did.

>> a little bit of green onion. you want to bake that for a 350 for about an hour. we serve it with martha's incredible upside down roast turkey. >> come to mama. that's so great. >> you like a little? >> i want some of that turkey. here you go. >> recipe on today.com/food and john will lee and hoda. thumbs up, right? >> thumbs up. >> we are back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >> that was a real smokey situation. did you notice? at ikea, we believe that everything you need

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we're back. >> harry connick jr. coming up. >> that's right. i will get a lung inhaler. this is a "news4 today" news break. >> 8:56 is your time november 2nd, 2016. i'm eun yang. we want to get a check on the roads with melissa mollet. >> hi. new slowdown on the beltway on colleville road.

on the right side slowing things down. beltway looking okay. it has been out of the way quite some time. inner loop 1 still showing a little bit of a delay. >> thank you. we will check your forecast when

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this morning on "today's take" harry connick jr. is this morning on "today's take," grammy award winning harry connick jr. is hosting. tasty snacks to make your mealtime simple and delicious, l >> from nbc news, this is "today's" take, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza plaza. this wednesday morning, the 2nd day of november, can you believe it, 2016? we're in november, guys. i'm tamron with dylan and our special guest co-host this

>> the wizard. >> the spell you cast is what? >> the spell i cast is the reason i'm here today. nobody knew it but i'm back as a result of the spell that i cast. >> what's that song, "i put a spell on you?" >> yeah. i put a spell on you. i didn't intend for that to happen. i just ended up here. i don't know what the spell was. >> i'm reading e-mail, we need to have harry back. we got you cleveland. game 7 now, guys. that was the spell. >> it's crazy. >> how fun for a world series, these two teams, eats one goes down in history. >> you never know. that's what you want. a sweep would have been so disappointing. >> i think so, too. half my band is pulling for cleveland and the other half,

>> you are doing a whole "american idol" series. >> we did kelly clarkson and pick ler and it's fun to see from the time they audition for the "american idol" and become superstars. fun to talk to them. >> and see their evolution seeing you guys are superstars and young people come in, they're nervous, families standing outside. there you are keith when you were on the show and they're huge superstars. >> amazing. i told kelly clarkson when i saw her, when she went into the audition room the first time, i went back and looked at the tape. you can tell she's a superstar even before she was famous. she said she wanted to be a background singer, what she wanted to do. in reality she has show much charisma and talent you can tell

out. >> the other guy that comes on this show when al is not available, he tries to sneak in. we tried to lock him out. his name is eric dane. they say he's really handsome. >> he's like a 4. >> like what? 4 out of 4? so eric dane was on your show? >> we did this thing where we both played department of health & rehabilitative services on television and we tried to make medi t i lost. >> let's gather around, family. >> capillaries. >> ulna. >> ice cream headache. you got the next one, man. >> oral cavity. >> i got this one, since i like to back it up all the time. >> flatulence.

>> your eyes -- >> how do you compete with that. >> how did you keep a straight face? >> i didn't. i laughed all the time. when a guy like eric dane comes on, i don't tell jill, i don't want her near the studio. >> you keep him away from your wife. >> i don't want her near this guy. >> but she has you. >> he's eric dane. >> what do you mean he is -- i'm nothing? see what happened just now, we like you, too. >> when you're really close to him, don't you feel the steam? >> i had to change my jacket after he left the show. >> what's harry's take? what is that? >> "harry's take" is a really fun segment on our show we're starting this week. people are writing in suggesting songs for me to sing maybe i wouldn't normally sing. it could be from any era, the

i do it with my band and put my spin on it, which is really fun. a lot of these tunes we're getting thousands of requests for songs. >> give us an example. >> i'm trying to think of good ones, songs like marvin gaye tunes or journey songs. >> those are high brow thinking little john turned down for what? >> that, too. want to give it away but you wouldn't expect me to do. >> give me the genre? >> when you said little john -- >> now i'm excited. >> it's good stuff. >> this friday? we'll be watching. >> it's going be really cool. >> we're both candy fanatics. dylan has this idea. gather around. >> this is your idea? >> it didn't come from me. on monday i went to new york and i met with the family who's donaing the christmas tree that

christmas tree this year. i walked in and saw these snacks and finally by the end of the shoot, are those peanuts and candy corn mixed together. yeah, you never had that before? >> is that a thing? >> and the mom is from illinois and apparently this is an illinois thing. >> i lived in chicago for 10 years. >> you never heard of it? >> i don't. >> how did you have trouble figuing out what it as peanuts and candy. i'm just saying, it's kind of a give away. >> i saw it and i thought was that the end of a trail mix or something? >> that filtered down to the bottom. >> he never appreciates a gift, never does. >> here are salted peanuts. three peanuts and one candy corn. i personally don't like candy corn, this has changed my

>> three peanuts and a candy corn. >> that's pretty good, for real. >> you know what it tastes like? a payday. payday! >> isn't it amazing? >> or you could buy a payday. >> exactly. >> on your payday. >> tamron, i'll do the jokes. >> you are a syndicated tv host. i'm just on borrowed time. this is delicious. >> >> you have to make sure you put enough peanuts in. you have to put more peanuts in ratio-wise. you don't want to run out of peanuts. >> did you know the candy are supposed to be corn kernels. >> you said that out loud just now? >> yes. i didn't know that. somebody -- i didn't know that. really, you knew that? i never thought of it as being corn kernel.

>> this could be a matching tip -- >> that is actually candy corn? >> i never thought of it like that like circus peanuts whatever that is. do you like circus peanuts? >> i don't know what they are. >> come on, the big orange nasty things. i love them. >> my grandmother used to have them all the time. >> puffy peanuts. >> you can call them puffy >> they're called circus peanuts. >> justin is googling it right now, i saw you! a party for his new book, mad genius tips. you have to take a good selfie once you get to a good party. he will join us with mad genius tips just in time for thanksgiving. isn't it genius they created a corn candy and it looks like a corn?

cleveland now that this man has invaded our space. >> you were hanging out with superstars last night, bill murray. >> we have a very boisterous crowd here at the winking lis zard at downtown insurance street. these folks, even though it was not the outcome we were hoing for last night, it still was a great game although it started -- i was in the stands and on the field and got to do snapchatting and facebook liing for mlb. that's the way i felt. after that first home run, that's how i felt. i know, let it out. you'll feel better. i don't. so we did that. then we're in the stands and you get that one home run and all of a sudden, it's like, 3-0, and then the grand slam.

stadium, progressive field. however, however, there was, guys, a con solation. that was bill murray. bill murray was there last night. and he entertained everybody in our section, a great time. we did the seventh inning stretch, bill murray there, my brother-in-law, andre behind me. we had the best time. here's the great story, all right? see this young woman. bill murray doesn't know her. he actually went to school with our producer, adam miller and he just starts styling her hair. he's just doing the finger thing with her hair. and he's really into it. he's really -- almost like he's knitting while the game is on. unbelievable. but here has the nice thing. there's a young woman standing outside the stadium.

got in her car and drove from indianapolis, hoping to get a ticket. she's wearing a cubs shirt, she's a cubs fan. bill murray sees her as she's walking into the stadium. what are you doing? i'm trying to get a ticket. come on. he brings her into the stadium. he not only does that, she sits with him. it was a terrific, really, a nice man. we had the best time. and the score, not so great, of u assuage my sadness, assuage, to massage, it's free taco day! it's free taco day! taco bell, our friends at taco bell, because of mr. lindor stealing that base, taco day, you go into taco bell, what is

everybody gets one dorito. >> here you go. >> i just come here to eat breakfast. the best food over here. >> we have a dorito taco. >> how is it? have you tried it? >> i haven't tried theodore rit toe taco. >> that's on point. >> this takes me back to the good days of college. >> did you ever think this would be bad? >> then you just sprinkle some candy corn on >> a giant dorito. i love how you pronounce it. >> dorita. is that a dorita? >> thank you, al. have fun. are you coming home tonight? >> no, no. i'm going to the game tonight. tonight, i'm going tonight. there is a plan afoot that i'm going to be in the city of who

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new dress that appears to change color on the touch of a button on an ipad. the ipad can communicate with the fabric and change the light. the models are totally freaked out by it. we reached out to the company and they did not give us a comment yet. use the #today'stake. >> is that real? >> is that like the blue dress or white d >> that is chaning color. would you wear a dress like that? >> and change the style. >> that's impossible. we're looking at a dress that changes style. >> i want to go short, long. >> don't you find if something fits you well you buy it rain couple different colors? >> if i find a shoe i love especially high heel that's comfortable, i byte in black,

>> i would buy one pair if i could change the color. >> last night, jimmie kimmel was at it again, the sixth installment of "hey, jimmie." the kids don't have hall been candy, a legendary segment. here it is. >> and we ate all of your candy. >> oh, no! step up. look at it again. all gone. >> we ate all of your halloween candy and there is no more left. >> what happened? what? >> my candy's gone!

>> i ate it all! >> i'm not mad. i'm not happy, but i -- i still love you. >> oh, my god! >> you think it's mean? >> that's so mean. >> it's mean, but i laughed through the whole song. >> roker has the weather in cleveland. al, you think it's mean? >> yeah, i think it is. they won't be scarred much for life -- a lot -- >> it's television, you know. you're not humiliaing them on national television. that's good. >> no. their friends won't see that and it won't follow them for the rest of their lives. >> it will last forever on the internet. that's good. >> keep it up, jimmie kimmel.

around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> i'm chuck bell, your meteorologist. look at that tower camera towards bethesda and chevy chase, showers clearing out nicely and the warm-up will be much more effective now. temperatures in the upper 50s and we should easily make it to the mid-70s today. some spots in northern virginia and rain showers tomorrow weekend. >> i think, in fairness, kimmel ought to do a segment where kids go to their parents said in, hey, we pour out all your booze and see how they react. >> thanks, al. coming up next, spaghetti and a bunted pan, tasty kitchen tricks you will love after this. ( ?? )

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it's based on his popular series, "food and wine.com." >> good morning. >> you're going to break us up into three. >> i will have you make the pasta pie. you say you're a skeptic and i will prove it to you. we have cooked spaghetti and beaten eggs. >> this is just eggs? >> this is eggs, that's the are yellow. >> last night, clearly too much booze. a little. >> you have three cheeses and salt and pepper. and you mix it and add butter and bake it, check this out. >> incredible. >> cut it up. >> it's crispy all over. >> crispy all over and buttery and cheesy and delicious. >> why didn't i get that

cookie cutter croutons. >> this is how you dress up the tomato soup and sour dough and take cookie cutters and pop them onto a baing sheet, this is shredded gyre. harry gets the dessert. >> i love dessert. >> the around here. >> i will use that from now on. >> hi, ta. >> that's the dumbest nickname ever. >> we're making a powdered sugar shaker to dress up your cookies, tie it up like this, store it in the jar later. all you do is use it to dust over your little cookies here.

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and we're back with we're back with common but strange symptoms and what they might mean. >> while it's easier to get along when something out of the ordinary happens but no reason to panic. >> our possible explanations for these things. good to see you. >> good morning. >> i find this so curious, this first thing, geographic tongue. i googled it once i saw it. >> it's named geographic tongue bus the tongue can take on the look of a map because -- this is a normal tongue, a little bit of

tongue covered with patilla. when you get it those go away and you get a red, beefy look. >> what causes that? >> and it has that white thing there. one interesting cause. when you thought ciliac disease count cause anything i did a survey they said they don't see it frequently but have seen it. if you see it with others that cause celiac disease, get it checked out. like you said the beginning of the segment, any changes on your tongue or mouth you want it checked out by your doctor. >> it must be election season. i had geographical tongue but it was in the shape of all the swing states. >> what did you do? did it go away? it does. >> something we both suffer from. sweet cravings.

>> i have candy all over my house. what does that mean other than we like sugar. >> it can be a symptom of dehydration. not to get too scientific, a couple theories is the liver requires water to release energy in the form of licogene and when you don't have enough water you crave the sugar and your body needing energy. if you have a sweet c is resolved. >> i have on my app a water reminder, i probably drink about 4 ounces of water in an entire day. >> that is not enough. i knew i would get that question. i had to torture myself on this research. some not so consistent recommendations. is therany 8 rule, eight glasses of eight ounces of water or roughly half of your weight. if you work out a lot or sweat a

environment you need more. you may want to think about doubing that. >> and that's the reason for my sweet tooth. >> you need to wash that candy corn down with water. >> what do i know about this? people with plantar fa si tis, you heard of a skin disease, a number of develop a skin disease and it can manifest as a bunch of areas of tendonitis in the body and one of the classic areas is recurrent achilles tendonitis. >> how is there an association of tendon disorder and skin disorder. >> they are related and they're out to immune rumatic diseases. this is not something new something we all know about it and often a patient comes to me

psoriasis and they look at me like i have 10 heads. >> it might be because you're dehydrated. >> what about vivid dreams. >> you could be pregnant. >> oh. >> okay, no. >> well, i'm out. >> that's the end of that. apparently women who are pregnant have more vivid dreams. some say it's hormonal changes, sleep more or wake up t therefore remember them more. not 100% sure why, could be hormonal but could be pregnant. >> you did eat five taco and all the candy corn. >> i told the entire staff i had the most vivid dream last night. >> they were all thinking you could be pregnant. >> thank you. hot dog. >> you want a hot dog, too? she's definitely pregnant.

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jessica chastain who plays a gun lobbyist to pass gun control legislation, like a david and goliath story with a strong female lead. and now to harry and what he's watching on tv. >> how are you? >> great to see you. >> football, that's my thing.

and netflix revised it reunites the actors and even melissa mccarthy, winter, spring, summer and fall, should be fun for the fans. >> i double dare you to tell me about the next show. >> great segue. one night special, mark summers returns to the original cast. instead of a game show, more of a special where they ha behind the scenes special with classic footage they filmed earlier. >> that's great. good luck being better than me, dylan. >> no comparison there. how you doing? books being made into movies something you can look forward to. >> a series of novels. this one has more of a sci-fi western vibe to it about the man trying to reach the dark tower

matthew mcconaughey is starring in this and can't wait for this one. >> this is about a trio of people in "wrinkle in time," about a trio of people who try to find their lost scientist father, big movie in coming out. and reece witherspoon and oprah winfrey part of the cast. >> i hav next one. >> it's a fun plot, sexy russian spy who falls in love with a cia agent, who then starts considering she might want to be a double agent. the two stars, j.lo, jennifer lawrence and joe edgerton, this will be big in 2017. >> we can read those books now or wait for 2017. now to al in cleveland. hey, al.

we are behind the war at -- the bar at the winking lizard. they are getting ready to make a fireball. what's a fireball? >> cinnamon whiskey. >> cinnamon whiskey. >> you never had it? >> sure, why not? fireballs for everybody! hey, look at the lamps on the bar, guys, they're miniatures of the major award from "christmas story." they filmed the west side of cleveland. i worked here. i won i won i won, a major award! that's what's going on around the country, what's happening for -- >> he stole my mind. i was going to say be careful with that lamp, al. >> we're in the 70s for afternoon highs today. near 80 for tomorrow. that ties the record for the day and comes with chance of

thunder, no severe record. a strong cold front drops temperatures in the 50s on friday. a nice weekend with highs in the 60s. >> dylan, this is a fireball. i guess it's cinnamon bourbon. >> i've had it. >> i know you can't drink this. i had plenty in the past. my camera guy, here we go. oh, yeah! >> yeah! >> it's great if you mix it with rum chada, too. >> game 7 tonight, i think, somewhere! all right, guys. yeah. >> good luck with all that, al. tis the season to be cozy, we have style'ish sweaters and how to wear them after these

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this mor this morning on "today's style," it's sweater weather and you wanted to look chic at the same time. >> here to help you find a sweater for every situation. >> good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> i love sweater season. >> it's the best, all about comfort. >> let's start out with the brunch scenario, we have sophia here. >> she is going to a cool brunch with friends and she's wearing a classic crew neck style. i feel every woman should own this style and have one or two in their closet and a way to make it not boring. do an unexpected color. she's doing a mustard yellow. i love this one from h&m, only $25, a bang for your buck and pairing it with a great jacket, 1:30 in leopard print and it

denim and over the knee boots to pull the whole thing together. >> it dresses up the sweater? totally dresses up the sweater. >> sophie, you look great. next, we have running errands. you can look great. >> kathryn is wearing errands and she's wearing a sweater dress. who doesn't love a sweater dress, you don't have to think about it. it's a one hit wonder, very cozy, turtleneck. i love the juxtaposition of a sneaker with a dress. i think it looks effortless and adds a bit of chic to the chicness. >> do you like it? >> i do. >> it's a contrast that goes together. >> kathryn, thank you, you look great. next, we have amber and jeffrey. >> they're going on a date.

winter, you want to look sexy but don't want to be cold. you pick a sweater that's a bis sheer. this is from a brand called other stories and it's $55 and we have the monochromatic look going on in jewel tone and paired it with booties, good to go. we didn't forget about the guys, wearing it's classic. he can wear it this season or next year and has a barber jacket on top of it with a pair of jeans and boots. >> fantastic. >> i love our next model has the patriots flag. >> you do? >> talking about tailgating. >> she is going tailgaing and she is wearing a long chunky sweater. it's $100. this sweater being worn is outwear.

pairing her with jeans and booties and she's going to work for those patriots. >> thank you so much. we're back in a moment.

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break. >> 9:57 your time on this want november 2nd, 2016. >> wizards are hosting the toronto raptors. home-court advantage is what they need to get back on track. they lost both of their games since the season began. meteorologist, chuck bell,

>> absolutely. on another spectacular warm day coming our way. still in the 50s now but that sunshine will help the warm-up. 59 in washington, already 60 in warrington and 61 in charlottesville. warm air is coming. we should be comfortably in the mid 70s today and 80 degrees tomorrow. it doesn't last into the weekend, saturday and sunday. back to the 60s. >> thank you. coming up, we will have the latest on the announcement of the families affected by the silver springs apartmen explosion. much more at 11:00.

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