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fry can elaborate. >> committee members, tim fry, preservation coordinator for the planning department. as supervisor wiener mentioned, our process was very confusing, very expensive and there were no realtime frames or commitments from the city to property owners on when a mills act application would be heard before the full board. so with supervisor wiener's support along with san francisco architectural heritage we were able to streamline which was primarily an internal issue. so we have a clear path moving through the city attorney's office and getting it before the board for review. supervisor avalos, just a comment about the variety of properties that are eligible for the mills act, it's a voluntary program pretty much any building that is either designated at the local, state or federal level is eligible. that includes large office complexes downtown to very modest buildings within our outer neighborhoods. as supervisor wiener mentioned that process was very convoluted and made it difficult for property owners and specifically residential property owners to address. our goal has

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they just salt the hell out of it and then deep-fry it. >> good stuff. >> this one like gasoline.s. >> yeah. >> okay, okay. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> for your uncle, yes. >> 69 years old. >> he looks good. >> he drinks half a bottle a day. >> so it's pretty much the keith richards health and preservation plan. all right. i'm going to get healthy too. >> the whiskey, i have to say, is taking hold in some clinically fascinating ways. >> funny. [ laughter ] >> i lost the plot. >> oh, that's okay. it all comes back to me as the world shifts and tilts. although i had been looking out a whole lot of hotel windows these days struggling to figure out where i am -- >> okay. >> -- being here, throwing back shots of rice whiskey with these guys, i know i'm back in thailand. ♪ not just thailand, but northern thailand. once known as kingdom of a million rice fields, it's a fertile, green and gorgeous area, home of the ancient lanna people. welcome to chiang mai province, tucked up near the borders of burma, china, laos, india not too far away. all of them have left their mark on the f

and it's just not putting food in a frying pan.t's knowing exactly what you're doing, measurement, and the math and everything of all -- >> to me it's just putting food in a frying pan. i'll ask the same question. how hard is it not to eat what you're producing every day? i mean, it's got to be difficult. you smell it, see it -- >> after a while, i'm smelling it, you we come it's going to taste like. you taste a little bit. but you have to have self-discipline. you can't eat the whole half a ham. self-discipline and creative. you're going to create an art. that's what it is. >> talk about the program, if you will, for those who might be interested. is it a six-month program, how does that work? and what do you expect out of those students? >> yeah. it's six month program, 810 hours, machine through friday 8:00 to -- monday through friday 8:00 to 3:00. we can't train you and help if you you're not going to attend. we want you to be there as much possible. give you books. we have hand-on practice. every day -- we have field trips, gu

. >> it's not too much that we'ed fry any important brain parts... >> before you flip the switch, get facts... >> to say that passing a low level of current is automatically safe, is not true >> every saturday, go where technology meets humanity... >> sharks like affection >> tech know, only on al jazeera america journ. ♪ ♪ journ. >> hi guys welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres joined by davison. if you know the internet at all you've probably seen the face of commander chris hadfield. i got a chance to interview him. >> making space travel and this whole idea so cool again. it's fantastic. >> give us a with it into his world and a way for those of us that aren't living on the international space station to kind of have an understanding of what that experience is like and maybe imagine ourselves in space one day. >> and i had a chance to talk to him about all those amazing things. let's take a look. >> five four three two one and liftoff. tom and ivan and chris making their way to the international space station. >> international space station has long been a paragon of mystery

belgians have come together to try to win unesco's world heritage status for the fry. there is a dispute over who invented the fry. americans often called them french fries. there is a big dispute, a very serious one. you can read about it in the french press. the belgians hope they will get the unesco world heritage status. >> what's making headlines? >> time for a look at the day's business news. we are going to start with what looks like good news for the french government over the budget. >> next year's budget deficit will be less than had been expected. the gap between what the french government is taking in and what it is paying out will be 4.1% of gdp instead of 4.3%. that will help in france's budget battle with the european commission. >> in the tug-of-war with brussels over the budget, a piece of positive economic news. next year, the gap tween how much the french government is spending and how much it is taking in will be 4.1% of gdp down from this year's four 14% and less than the 4.3% -- this year's 4.1% and less than the 4.3% -- the french government is c

. >> reporter: that's lieutenant joel fry. this is his unit. >> you make no apologies for that show of force? >> absolutely not. our safety is paramount. i mean, i've seen plenty of police get hurt and even killed because we didn't have that show of force. i'm not going to apologize it for. >> reporter: lieutenant fry is white. bat mogs baltimore is a predominantly black city. the police commissioner and the mayor here both african-american. look at this. one of the many cameras set up across the city captures a black police officer punching a black man. the officer was charged with assault and is now on leave. the latest in a series of questionable encounters. the city of baltimore has paid out $5.7 million in the last four years to settle more than 100 cases of alleged police brutality. is it black and bhilt white or versus blue? >> i think it's a little of both. >> reporter: the legacy of race still is there. >> it does. the level of trust has increased but it continues to take dips down. >> a lot of people are doing the so

. >> you put, deep frying it? >> pan frying. >> and the skee the toppings?se several toppings. show us what you have. >> we have right here just traditional apple sauce, homemade, then a spice cranberry apple sauce, with raisins, and a fudge spice sour cream. >> oh, what spices in. >> cinnamin, cloves, pepper. >> how do you prep a pancake? >> with egg, flour, and starch. >> simple? >> add pepper, simple stuff. >> this is the water self right here. >> oh, that's what you use to put snot. >> yes. and you pan frying? >> yes. >> what oil do you use? >> vegetable oil. >> spoonful? >> yes. >> open tonight. >> circles. >> yes, and we will be serving our award winning latke's, as well. >> are you in the piazza? >> further down, 812 north second street. >> thank you for this. >> no problem. >> thank you, rabbi. >> karen, quickly, look at the menorrah they made last night. it is not leggos, it is connects, right? >> right. >> local company. and they made it just for you? >> local company, that we have hanukkah wanderland store in bucks county, and they were nice enoug

garyville pike is blocked at john fry's highway stay ton -- on 29. >>> we have an accident involving a deer past route 82. take it slow through there, you're seeing 18 miles per hour as you pass 340 a little bit farther along. we have construction blockage going on the u of d campus, chapel street is blocked until 5:00 p.m. for the work between chamber and levitt avenue. they are cleaning up from the tractor-trailer accident jersey turnpike south of exit 2 right lane is blocked through noon that will cause delays for the morning rush. >> new on "action news" a photo released showing a pilot's terrifying view of a bird strike. burlington international says the united flight collided with a bird yesterday. the pilot was able to return to the airport and land safely. no passengers were hurt. >>> a fedex driver was caught on camera flinging a deliver against the door. the martin family caught it on the home surveillance system. their son heard the box that hit the door. they posted the video on facebook and plenty comments followed. some defended the driver and said the holiday rush was

and i hope they fry. but what makes me sad is i think so many of these little girls, they don't know any different. >> reporter: and end up back out on the street? >> yeah. >> reporter: you think you did some good tonight? >> i know we did, but so much more needs to be done. >> reporter: any underage girl will be taken to a foster program to make sure they get the care they need. >> it's bittersweet. it's so horrific. i see my own children in this. >> reporter: but anyone of age is free to go. and in so many cases, even the youngest girls return to the streets. and sure enough, we saw some of the same girls, the ones that could prove they were under 18, back on the street. tonight's raid, just an inconvenient ordeal. david wright, for "nightline." >>> and they told us they return to colombia in the fall, freeing 55 victims from sexual slavery. inside every ricola drop there's a magic herb blend. the swiss call itchrüterchraft. [electronic music} for powerful cough relief with a liquid menthol center that

. >> fry it up. seriously fry it up and put it on toast and mayonaise and there is nothing better. i'm sorry. >> i think devito made a good point. it is lake cutting down and nobody notices. >> it was better than i said which was nothing. >> i am not convinced that i talked about this over drinks at my place. ii am not convinced it is north korea who did this. if you are talking about taking out internet which is a thousand ip addresses and assuming they did it to sony it is a contradiction. you can say they hired somebody to do this. my guess is that most of the stuff comes from freelance i.t. these are people that are hired. they go and they work at a private company and that's it. they get in there and do their job. maybe north korea did that and found out. i think it is an internal i.t. guy that did this because it was so specific. maybe they used the movie as a cover, or maybe it was a pissed off north korean -- >> you mean internal lies in sony or north korea? >> sony. >> you are a sony hack truther. >> andy, question for you. does greg really invite you over for drinks? >> n

we are frying trying to move as. >> let them through. let them through. let the guys through. >> reporter: yes, i can hear you, andersen. it is the same crowd. >> the same crowd. okay. there was a silent standoff several minutes ago. then you were saying the police moved in to try to push the crowd off the road? >> reporter: exactly. the standoff that you saw a short time ago was people turning around. that, that standoff you saw, people started turning around and walking south on lake shore drive. we got maybe 300, 400 yards. then police officers were met by another line. and then that line tried to basically squeeze the protesters right off lake shore drive. this scuffle that we are showing. want to make sure that we keep it in context with the entire night here in chicago. it has been overwhelmingly peaceful. the very first time we have seen any sort of physical interaction between the police officers and the protesters who said that they simply did not want to move. because of how -- basically, how this is happening. not really sure if there have been

fry about the swedish american got to far out. >> sure tim frye department staff we're meeting with the swedish society hopefully in january to go over the designation report society just wanted to thank you for the opportunity to meet you us face to face we have one meeting with the tenant just to give us more time to work with the swedish society and have them understand when is requirement are under the landmark designation they had several corrections to the report they wanted to us address before this commission. >> no other comments or questions. >> any members of the public wish to speak. >> continuance on item 3. >> second. >> thank you. >> on that motion to continue 7, 8 and 9 marry commissioner hyland commissioner johnck pr commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner wolfram and president hasz so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and places you an item 10 for case at 182 golf street the landmark designation. >> good afternoon commissioner jonathan planning department preservation staff. >> as mentioned by the gentlema

. >> it's not too much that we'ed fry any important brain parts... >> before you flip the switch, gethe facts... >> to say that passing a low level of current is automatically safe, is not true >> every saturday, go where technology meets humanity... >> sharks like affection >> tech know, only on al jazeera america >> what is surprising about charkh, is that despite the taliban appearing to operate openly, they do so right under the noses of the afghan national army. i was taken by a taliban commander, leesan, to an ana base on the outskirts of town. >> from this abandoned building, he told me, the taliban would attack the base. >> they tell me that the ana soldiers they don't move outside of the base. there are 300 soldiers in the base, and the taliban they can move freely in the area around. if they get too close they will get attacked, but as far as they stay out of approximately a 200 meter radius, they can move around in the whole area of charkh. >> leesan told me that the ana shelled civilians in response to the taliban's attacks. one taliban member brought me to meet this famil

. >>> mcdonald's customers in japan have something to look for in the new year, the end of french fryationing. mcdonald was forced to limit orders to small fries earlier this month because of a labor dispute at ports of the company on in the u.s. fries are back. >>> 4:46. "action news" continues this monday morning why a college takes the tuition bill for the son of a fallen new york city police officer. >>> a young flyers fan makes his feelings known about a cross state rival. "action news" continues. >> >> reporter: well, how do you do i hope you had a nice weekend. some people are heading back to work. we're not seeing the school buses on the streets yet. on the schuylkill expressway looking good by spring garden. the ramp from spring garden to the westbound lanes of 76 remains closed. it was supposed to be reopened by thanksgiving, that diplomat happen. now they are saying the end of december. we're thinking any day it will be open. it's not open this morning. the westbound schuylkill expressway by south street has cleared. no issues on i-95 with speeds in the mid 60s. the constru

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the cops arrived while fry was in his home.nd they went to his home and found a roll of toilet paper with the imprint on it. >> and the pen he used to write the note was also there next to the roll of toilet paper. >> come on, man. if you're going to do that. >> look at that. >>> coming up in "the skinny," celebrities wear very little on holiday vacations. >>> and facetime. millions of us snapped a selfie this year. the popular trend exploding, but who started it all? you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vista print. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by vista print. >>> here's news i didn't realize. no need to warm up your car before you drive off in cold weather. experts say excessive idling is actually bad for vehicles. it's not only wastes gas but also causes build-up on spark plugs. old er older older cars did need to warm up, but not modern vehicles with fuel injectors. the engine will warm up faster when it's driven. you'll get back indoor sooner to

is that well are frying to say we are an empire. we are spread all over the word. foreign wars and mant nanintena foreign bases trying to control, police the world, control through regime change. propaganda, news. giving our young people a view of the world with america as the the savior of the world. which is what woodrow wilson called it. we can't be. we have to look at the world through humbler eyes. or compassion that eyes. we have to look at the people of our own country with the same eyes. we have to understand that we are people together. we are not, not fighting in the, for a control of the world. we should be fighting to improve ourselves. to build up our own society. that include fergusons of the world. that include the young people. the reason you have been duke the series. for the first time since grand grant was president. america is not the leading economic power on the planet. the chinese e can economy overe united states to be largest in the world. we would talk, american exceptionalism. kids group in america. does that frighten you for the future o

. >> like complete stranger, hello alex, this is joe fry south philly. >> yep. >> hey, maybe could youll me. you're already up. >> that's true exactly. i'll usual wakey. >> we'll have the good day wakey app. you know is up, in sabina at the please touch museum, getting ready for few years eve, too. >> i mean, though throws a party better than the mad hatter himself in. >> absolutely true. >> yes, throwing new years eve bash here at philly's own land of wonder, the please touch museum he's got your invitation, coming at perdue, we pride ourselves on the freshness of our chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but i can guarantee the freshness of our chicken because we go beyond what the usda requires... with extra inspections in american family owned farms, refrigerated trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between. that's what it takes to bring your family a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. >> something we do for the kids over the please touch museum, they have a ball drop during the middle of the day. >> she is hanging out with a lot of kids this mor

>> you think we do too many fry stories? eat too many of them. >> we do like our french fries and our fast food. >>> an animal shelter in pennsylvania is offering a type of return policy this holiday season. here's the deal. people can adopt cats and dogs and keep them around the house for about a week that way the animals get a chance to live a bit outside the shelter. >> so if things don't work out, the four-legged friend can return. someone decides they want to keep the pet, they can do that. a test try for everyone. we'll see how it works. it's essentially a rent-a-pet. >> but then you take them in and if you give them a bath, they are used to being in your house. >> none of the pets are going to want to go back. >> would you want to go back to the pound? >> i don't even want to go back to arkansas. >> nothing wrong with arkansas. >> i know that. just i love you. my state knows i love you. >>> coming up in "the skinny," all four members of the beatles have something prominent in common. >> a heartfelt letter from a mom t

america, why do we need to deep fry everything?prove our status as the world's fat camp by dunking a 20 pound bird in a garbage can of hot oil. and turkducken just a tur-don't. cook a turkey or a duck or a chicken, just don't stuff them all inside each other like russian nesting dolls. sir, we traced the call. it's coming from inside the turkey. and it's a duck saying, "get this chicken out of my ass." hey, turducken, turduck yourself. ya burnt. up next, soup kitchen volunteers. [ buzzer ] oh, and that buzzer means we've run out of time. looks like you soup kitchen volunteers get to take the easy way out yet again. this has been "ya burnt." sit tight. we'll be right back with my brother, josh meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ so many gifts to buy at so many stores. too bad some cash back cards only let you earn bonus cash back at a few places. then those categories change every few months. sometimes it's drug stores, then it's hardware stores. nothing says "happy holidays" like a shovel. fortunately there's the quicksilver card fro

damian trujillo is live outside fry's electronics in san jose. drones there among the hottest holiday items, damian. >> reporter: yeah, they're getting easier and cheaper to fly. there's one inside this store for about $70 with a camera. this fry's store on brokaw in san jose stocked up on those drones because of the high demand. but there are rules as some 49ers fans found out this weekend. they can allow just about anyone to get an aerial view of pretty much anything without ever leaving the ground. but there are some serious rules when flying a drone. this is a picture i took of a drone flying over levi's stadium before saturday's game. and these are some of the officers who swarmed the drone's operators. >> you'll see a number of officers get dispatched to when we have calls relating to a drone flying at a stadium. because we don't know if it's the hobbyists, we don't know if it's someone with ulterior motives. our job is public safety and we want to make sure the venue is space. >> reporter: the air space over levi's stadium is federally res

mcdonald's in japan says it received extra fry shipments from the east coast.zen french fries are a leading u.s. export in japan. my friends in tokyo are so relieved they can get large orders. >> you can go back to japan now and get your large order of fries. >>> one of the largest ponzi schemes prosecuted on the west coast. and the man behind it was sentenced to 20 years in federal lockup after conning hundreds of investors. andrea day on the case. >> imagine spending years forging documents just to be able to pay more to the irs. sound crazy? investigators say it was part of a scheme to steal hundreds of millions from investors. >> not only is he evil, he fits the definition when you think about it of a true [ bleep ]. >> prosecutors say he single handedly pulled off one of the largest ponzi schemes. >> he stole over $232 million. >> part of what made him so dangerous is that he was deliberate and calculating. >> investigators say the scheme began with his latex glove businesses. he told investors his business was booming and promised 22% of the action. assis

and street are still little sog fry last night's rain. katie is up dating your christmas forecast.irst though here is special performance from the philadelphia boys choir and chorale. >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo)rescued.ed. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> merry christmas to my amazing daughter in cherry hill, new jersey. miss you and lover you very much. >> the interview, the movie now available through on line streaming services, and it is in some independent movie theatres today. the pen cinema riverfront in wilmington is the only theater showing it here in our area. the interview centers on plot to assassinate north korea's leader. president obama applauded sony's decision to show the movie after the studio originally pulled it after threats from hackers, believed to originate in north korea. >> it became really not a good move for sony to

it's a seven foot by 12 foot. >> robert fry was sentenced to death in 2005. he's currently in the appeal process. >> we first met robert while shooting the original "lockup: new mexico" episode in 2005. >> let me ask you a question. is it a greater sin to steal a cracker or to kill someone? >> to kill someone. >> god doesn't see it that way. you break one sin, you break all sins. so what does it matter what sin you perpetrate. i'm not afraid to die. i'm not afraid to be dead. you know, i've made my peace with god. i've made my peace with this world. i'm trying to do the best i can to live in this world with what time i have left. whether it be next year or 100 years. who knows, you know? >> these two rooms here are for witnesses of the execution as determined by the warden. we keep them separate because, obvious, if it's victims versus family members of the inmate, we wouldn't want them to be in the same area. also present is the attorney general, which is the highest-ranking legal official of the state of new mexico. >> my death may be scheduled, but it's no

. >>> starting today mcdonalds in japan is limiting the serving size of french fry orders.tomers can only buy small orders of fries because it is running short of the frozen fries imported from the united states. that is because of shipping disruption. french fry shipments this month are expected to be half the usual amount. >>> time is 6:20. there is a threat. it's aimed at people planking to see that new movie the interview. coming up in 25 minutes, the precautions now being taken after the people who hacked sony pictures issued a warning to theater goers. >> new public light sculpture gets the go ahead. how it will be linked to public transportation under ground. the best meat and the best produce. it's my job to start a new legacy, the best wine beer and spirits. we travel all over california and the world to find all sorts of new craft spirits, craft beers, small production wines. ♪ brews from mendocino, and the finest wines from around the world. at raley's, we're really into craft, so we enjoy and are excited about carrying those products in the store. ♪ share your i

. >> ian fry.ing in suzanne goldenberg who is still in lima, peru, the us environment correspondent for the guardian. there as the talks wrapped up. the significance of the so-called lima accord and what is this firewall? iswell, the lima accord important, basically, because it keeps moving things forward toward paris. and because it begins to shape the deal we will see in paris. there are a few important things there. one, there is now an obligation or commitment from the bigger developing economies such as india, china, brazil that they will have to cut their greenhouse gas emissions going forward and are going to have to begin putting their planes on the table by march. although, there is room on those deadlines in india, in particular. two, following the very passionate and moving address from ian fry them a there is provision in the document now for loss and damage. that means country like lose everything with climate change cans low-lying states that save by putting up a little sea wall or so

and the job market fry. the cavuto on business at the bottom of the hour. up here first, the price tag on the president's executive action for illegals growing starting with 48 million bucks, just to get those applications going. what? >>> as the president's executive action for illegals is pushing forward, the price tag is running up. they are spending nearly $50 million to hire and house 1,000 new federal workers to process the expected 5 million immigration cases. gary b. you say this is just the beginning? >> brenda, it's happened quicker than we forecast. we talked about this on the show just a few weeks ago. in fact to a person on the panel, we said oh my gosh this is going to be another government sinkhole where more and more money, if they estimate 50 billion, it will be 500 billion. you watch, this is going to grow to the size of the state department department, the department of commerce, any other idiotic agency. we don't need it. in washington, the only way to achieve power, brenda, is to grow your agency. no agency head is ever come and said yo

[laughter] from the frying pan into the fire. i expected something very different. so they captured my imagination immediately as a scholar of the condition in the united states. >> host: when did you start writing this book? >> guest: i started interviewing people in 1993. my first interviews our 1993 and i decided to focus on this case obverses rodney king because of the makeup there were three females one was african-american and the youth one was asian and middle-class and also middle-age and one was a young judge the first trial by jury and very well educated and wealthy jewish american woman. so for someone who does women's history this case jumped out to say get into it to see whether or not the kinds of difficulties women have plays out when women are all over the case. >> host: who is judge karlin? >> 40 years old at the time governor pete wilson just made her a judge in the summer prior to the trial occurring it was the first trial by jury. she came from the elite background president -- a father was president of warner brothers. born and raised in south a

stormtracker 6 double scan showing rain-fry, snow-free conditions out there tonight and the action cam taking a look on mercer street cherry hill wow i have decorating to do this weekend. nice there. all set for the holidays certainly feeling more like christmas time with temperatures. 40 in philadelphia right now. allentown it's 37. wilmington 39, trenton 36, dover 38, tok pose -- poconos 26. >> we're finally seeing a lot of breaks in the clouds low pressure swriling for two days now is fumely moving along way. we're carving out area of skleer skies from ohio valley to south. still clouds here. clouds will thin out as we have. >> overnight low 26. >> 31 center city. nothing unusual and ski slopes open in the poconos and looking nice, partly sunny tomorrow, 10:00, 30, by 2bg, 32 degrees wind chills open the slopes will be in the mid 20s. here at home philadelphia tomorrow same temperature at today 42 degrees below normal more are sun and clouds. that 4 will feel better than today's since it won't be breezy and quite as windy. as we head into sunday wick pick of the weekend it will brin

. >> here's the best part they're fry. kind of like another present from us to you. you can head to the google play or apple stores and find them this or find them open the web side, 6abc.com/apps you'll find a link there. we hope you enjoy them. merry christmas. i'm brian taff. "channel 6 action news." >> first review are in reaction from movie foe goers as "the interview" hits players. >> an american woman wrongly imprisoned overseas will be >> an american woman wrongly imprisoned overseas will be back. >> good morning, 6 a.m., december 26. here's what we're following. >> step l train nurnd delivery room with a special christmas gift. >> new this morning montgomery county police are looking for a missing grandmother. >> and movie goers packing theaters to see the interview following more activity from hackers. >> lights look at weather and traffic. emshe has karen rogers and she's in for david murphy. >> it's cold. we're dry. let's look at satellite 6 and action radar. clouds north and west. how about the temperatures though. still in the 20s millville. 27, 33 wilm

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is that politically domestically an issue for him or is it too small fry. >> well i don't know how directhe connection is but i'm pretty confident that the nsa is not just under this president but under other presidents is vigilant to national security threats of various kinds including attempts to disrupt commerce and industry. so i think that is part of the package whether that part will change or become -- receive added focus it may but i'm not sure. >> the united states does have the capability to get back on a cyber way in essence fry the computers that the north koreans use to carry out this attack or were involved in this attack in some way. the question is whether or not the nsa and united states want to do that because the scale of the counter attack then, the reprisal attack could be enormous and extraordinarily damaging for american countries and they're to blame but the fbi has given that to us. >>> who all was involved. >> that's one of a myriad of possibilities out there now. what the fbi is not doing is giving us the specificity of what happened. >> if they can show they're

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so after that, eggs are frying. >> jimmy: pretty good. little raw. jimmy: at least someone did their job over here. [ laughter ] clearly. [ cheers and applause ] this is a chop -- >> rashida: yeah, you killed it. good job. >> jimmy: it ends up looking like that, which is great. >> okay. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: watch what he does. this is the chef, he's the master. it's all good. >> we're gonna make this happen. we're going to make this happen. >> jimmy: you can make that happen and at least get one out of there. see, that's no time, he just does that type of stuff. [ cheers and applause ] >> we'll make it happen. okay, go. then we have our eggs and -- [ laughter ] our fried egg goes on the hash. >> jimmy: ahh, that's what i'm talking about. happy next day thanksgiving, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] beautiful right there. my man, tom, thank you so much for being here. happy thanksgiving. best for the family. we love you, buddy. happy thanksgiving. >> you're the best buddy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you guys, check out "craft

it gives you a very good picture of what your turkeys might be going through if you choose to deep-fry've always wondered what this looks like in there. have you ever dumped something in the pot and it's all the bubbles and you want to see what's happening down below. doesn't have to ruin a good piece of equipment just so i can see this. >> he did not ruin the gopro. he says the display went black for a while but came back to life. >> i would have thought you would have ended up with a piece of plastic mush. >> this is what's so fun. it looks like it's swimming in the oil. >> it is cool to see that shot, though. >> yeah. >> to see what is actually happening in the oil. >> i could have told you that the fish is cooking. i've never wondered what's going on underneath. >>> rosa g. is back with a new holiday tune, telling you to -- ♪ give some thanks >> she's so funny! i love her. >> why you'll be thankful to hear this one. halls." >> i hate putting up the christmas tree. i'm looking at these guys thinking, i thought i had it tough. >>> turkeys don't want to be late for thanksgiving dinner

fry: also that i'm not much to look at. professor: a wise woman, indeed. captioning sponsored by comedy central [crowd cheering] [crowd chanting] >> stephen: welcome to the report everybody. thank you so for joining us. thanks, everybody. [crowd cheering] thanks for being here. thank you. thank you in here out there all around the world, mr. and mrs. america. i want to thank you folks. i want to thank you folk for joining us on this, on this what i believe is the last day of america. [laughter] this is it, nation. no, no, this is it, date we all feared would come, ever since we were told it would come several months ago has come at last. [laughter] because tonight at 8:00 pm mexican standard time. generalissimo obama announced his unilateral plan to allow four million illegal immigrants to remain in america without fear of deportation. it turns out this whole time we've been building that wall to keep them in. [laughter] [applause] submitted for your approval. [laughter] i do not smoke. [laughter] but folk, the president's speech is at 8:00 tonight. we are

punch line apparel will hold a fish fry this evening. proceeds will go towards a memorial fund for joyce. >>> well, it's an announcement that changes more than a half century of american policies. today, some are supporting the president's decision on cuba. others are attacking it. we'll head to the capital to find out what's next in the debate. >>> plus, new information in the eric garner choke hold case. we'll tell you what a judge is doing today before some of the grand jury decision could be released. >>> bundling up this morning. that's a good idea. it's colder. down 10 degrees and the wind is blowing to make it feel even colder. right now, 37 degrees at 4:39. wñ >>> 4:41, this nbc10.com digital exclusive introduces you a new way to stay informed no matter where you go. you don't have to introduce any breaking news all thanks to the new nbc10 app for the iphone. we've completely redesigned our app to get the news faster and news alerts will let you know about breaking news stories. you'll have the ability to read exclusive stories a