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matt king, "fox 5 news." j okay. i will turn a ril width lighter now. for get the perfectly photo shopped profile pic. dari: all hen name. apparently, all you immediate for dating app successes the right name. will show you which ones get the most. steve: incredible. all right. end that next big beauty trend? why some women are getting temporary freckles. dari: first here is reporter: a special visitor dropped by albany avenue elementary school in in lienors. path thu you came to thank first grader force their support. in september, students wrote letters to his fellow recruits thank thanking them for their service. it really touched pe and helped us out a lot hil we were over there. we don't get much contact with our families and still thinking about us wile we are away helped us. >> a lindenhurst graduate enjoyed hearing the children recite a poem. >> grand central is ready for shopping. the 2015 holiday fair opened for puss mess. shoppers can browse more than 70 boutiques from local artist into. we have been able to cure rate an incredible mix of mer

, thank you very much. >> i'm matt king, fox five news. >> that was cute. >> move over, kim k, santa to break the internet. do you remember this magazine spread kim did for the magazine this is only picture we can show because she's name, in the other one. that is the one video, all right. this christmas sweater features a booty santa balancing milk instead of the champagne. the thinks kim can k stuff. it retails for 57 bucks. it is a available if you are so inclined. >>> new technology is giving blind a privilege they didn't have before, it is bringing art to the world, in a very unexpect way. this is a amazing and super cool as this song by the stones. it is very kelly christmas too, send us your pictures. this is black friday. oh my god. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in

we set matt king to find out what these not shoppers do with their day off. >> reporter: kristen chapman awoke on black friday running and allowed his family to drag him shopping. >> is not the expense i was looking for. >> but friday afternoon his dad arrived, fathers and walk to the park to toss a football. >> i totally escape but i'll see you when the credit card damage comes in. bike ride, lounging or sleeping. they serenaded with the saxophone. >> weeden spent any time shopping. >> photography and ceramics, a 17-month-old claire never entered the building but marveled at the bout outside. and darkness fell and hunger strike this black friday, 17-year-old jordan abandoned the westward street courts where he spent the day bawling in search of some dinner. >> we had pizza. >> not feeling any pressure started through stores. the friday after thanksgiving can be an awesome, relaxing day to do whatever with the responsibility. >> we bar helped and we get to tell some stories. >> every black friday at the last few years at the urging of their wife the group of 15 guys all-day bar crawl. ev

matt king gets to the bottom of it. reporter: 792 piece, 1005 piece, 1329 petes, it doesn't take many lego sets before one has thousands of legos scattered about their home. some of those lego until we find them with our feet. >> in the middle of the night when nephew heft them out on the floor. >> getting out of of bed, brush your teeth. >> ah. my god. these hurt. reporter: slightly colored dimplele little plastic land mines forgotten shadows of the places we live neath the lumbering soles of physician. >> i stepped on a few legos. the smaller they are, the more painful they are baits more pounds per square inch. >> the foot surgeon knows the wrath of a stray brick. he has treated many limbing le go par and attributes the pain one feels to the size and the density. >> the foot has a tremendous amount of another endings be in. and it is prohe techtive mechanism when you do step on things you don't stay on them for too long. >> walk on one of these creates a force of impact twice one's body weight. so lego piece compress

in midtown, matt king, "fox 5 news." >> well. thank goodness waitses no are pouring rain and 40 degrees. yeah. yeah. >> right. >> once we get past christmas. they start get longer again. >> all right. >> all right. >> slowly. >> all right. >> slow ry. >> all right. >> they x do start get long are again. >> all right. >> 5:00. all right. the shortest daylight time of the queer. it will always get bet. today was decent. right. we had sunshine get league this clouds. temperatures above average. this week for that patter. it will stay above average the end entire time. 63 tend new york city. and 54 the lows here. the average high is 58 and we'll be a beter than look i said all week long. low at 45 war to it should be this time of year. record high, 83. record low he 30 andp may splitter with rosser later on the the week. a new sunset time at 45:00 sands now we changed our clocks hopefully did you too. 57 now. the wind has callp amp calm. a few high thin scattered clouds. staying dry as we take a look at a fox 5f. there is nothing out

matt king takes a look at surprise reasons people drag. s to the office end they would be better served at home in bed. >> they get that. reporter: most americans don't work for swedish company cans that encourage plom he yaos to stay home went they don't feel well. when most americans get sick, we go to work. >> i need make deadline. need have it done. i don't like to take days out of what could be vacation days momp when a young person and only 16 days of course you can go to work sick. >> other people rely on me. they need to be there. >> i don't go, then certain things don't get taken care of. because i felt like it was my dote ty. reporter: while most of us work sick because we feel responsibility to do so. according to british recertains there is another group who show up at the jobs coughing and sneezing pause they enjoy being sick at work more than being sick at home. >> whether they are sick or healthy, the workplace is where they would rather be. reporter: according to see you col low twist, these people feel so engaged by the jo

so fox's matt king explains how this works. >> today i have four spots.ere, until 9:00 a.m. >> reporter: twenty-nine year-old a adonis porch has not spent a night indoors since monday. >> i have been up the the last couple days because i had other lines too. >> reporter: he is a professional line sitter this morning a family from long island, paid him and couple co-workers 25 bucks an hour pursuit to save them spots against the the barricade on sixth avenue from which to watch macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> brooklyn's robert samuel found same old line dude a name forms acronym soul three years ago. >> i lost my job in the winter of 2012, i was on unemployment and depressed most of the year. >> reporter: robert posted an ad on craigs list and made more than $300. today he oversees 30 same old line dudes who it was in an average a line a day. >> christmas is most popular and consistent. >> reporter: the dudes offered to purchase the the ticket, sandwich or device for them but you in many lines the customer must arrive to claim his spot from the same old

matt king, fox 5 news. >> reporter: i wonder what the family -- of not paying complete attention. they address -- the family of the poor boy -- >> i wonder, the face of somebody else -- >> wonder if they see him and talked to him, wonderful they did that. still ahead this season comes to an end before it begins with the giants pittsburgh cruise. judaism next with sports. who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. >> meteorologist: we are off to another school star, warm temperatures we had yesterday are gone, 20 degrees in monticello, 46 in north, 44 central park, two and islip, mainly clear sky around the tristate region, things looking good for a lot of sunshine out there but temperatures on the cool side topping out at 51 degrees, 56 tomorrow, there is your rain

. >> if cue do this, i reporter: matt king, fox 5 new. steve: fda has given okay to sell salmon but you won't see it in big name store. costco will not sell it despite it is safe eat. the fda ahe prod the aqua advantage salmon last year. whole food, trader joes, target and kroger are all joining costco saying thanks but no thanks. dari: amazon founder and the rocket company blue origin pulled off amazing feat t. they successfully landed a rocket. this is west texas there. usually rockets are discard after boosting their payload into space. they are hoping that this is a key step in making reusable rockets which could save million millions. he said the commercial flights for space tourists could began in a couple of years. steve: all right. our dually look at which people aring up or down to expectation. on brand. amazon predictably pulling a subway advertising campaign. that saw trans plastered in flags meant to evoke nazi german in789 the campaign was supposed to last million the middle of next month after creating buzz they decided to p

. >> is there a bigger man on campus than matt walton? >> he was king of the quad. are you kidding me? >> i went to a theater school. there was two straight guys. >> this is what happens when you get rid of the fraternities and the fraternity parties. they are looking for something to do. i of course think it is outrageous. even more outrageous how we cannot say no. we can't say no to the kids because it is hurtful speech to say no to their demand. you know who makes demands? the villains in comic books. you are not social justice warriors. you are the villains. >> john devore -- >> i can't keep this up. >> at what point it is not the students, but the faculty and they are do the brainwashing? >> i am too smart and handsome for this. the students are supposed to be protesting and looking back and looking for boundaries. it is university is a place forethought and debate and that's where it is supposed to happen. >> i'm sorry lord jeff, but i support it. >> you support kicking lord jeff to the curb? >> absolutely. >> they are supposed to be doing this. >> you almost

matt delucia, "nbc 10 news." monique braxton is over at the king of prussia mall out there in pennsylvania. how are things looking there? >> reporter: well, it's busy. matt, when we arrived a short time ago we saw there were a lot of people coming and going, the parking lot has several cars in it. i would say dozens of cars, not hundreds but lord and taylor opened at 5:00 this morning. ang j nordstrom and bloomingdale's at 7:00. macy's opened at midnight and it has not closed. we're told they are going to stay open until 10:00 like the other shops. new this year is the second location for this dublin centered store in the country, and we're told it has just about everything you might damage. king of prussia is offering free shuttles to hip get to some of the 400 stores. you know it's open. we're going to talk to some of the customers that we have run across who look like they spent the night here. for those who are concerned watching a few moments ago, starbucks has opened. the long line you saw waiting to get in is now inside the starbucks. i'm sure that's important. most of the shoppers jo

kings win this one. and our producer, matt kats, incident, the person bumped into kidd and mouthed the word "hit me." well, the team still lost. and get ready fl a full helping of football and followed by panthers and capped off right here with dub, bears. enjoy. well, just ahead, find out how snoop dogg is making a big difference this thanksgiving. >> johnson's believes that bathtime is more than cleansing.your loving touch stimulates hissenses and nurtures his mind. the johnson's scent, lather, and bubbles help enhance the experience. so why just clean your baby, when you can give him so much more? when it's your job to protect the world's greatest nation, it's your responsibility to solve the world's greatest challenges. this is why we search for the best and brightest. on land and water, in the air, space and even cyberspace. we operate in a complex world with one simple mission. win. kohl's stores open thursday at 6pmand it's the best black friday ever! featuring black friday doorbusters in store only! like 50% off toys the sony playstation 4 - $299.99 $4.99 after rebate kitchen electrics and wo

matt was shot and killed by officers. >> christa: fanduel and draft kings filing suit against new york's attorney general. both fantasy sports companies filing today, asking that the new york supreme court halt current efforts to shut down the popular on-line games once again in the state. new york's attorney general says the web sites are illegal because regulators believe it is a form of gambling. >> jadiann: happening today: a mother and her boyfriend in court after a teen tragedy in rochester, new hampshire. police say the woman provided her daughter with a lethal dose of drugs. the teen was later found dead in a motel room. nicole oliverio live in rochester with the latest for us. nicole? >> reporter: well, both that mother and her boyfriend were arraigned inside a court just minutes ago. we learned not only were they there when this teen allegedly overdosed and died, prosecutors say they waited nearly 90 minutes to call and deleted text messages. those who knew 17-year-old eve tarmey say she never had a chance. a teen who claims he was the girl's boyfriend says the woman who should

first player with back to back triple doubles, 13 points, 11 rebounds, warriors beating the kings 120 to 101 >>> matt jones holds off jordan spieth and adam scott to win the australian open in sydney. he starts with a bogey and double bogie and hit a triple for good measure at the ninth. a birdie on the 11th world number one jordan spieth a share of the lead. jones responded. birdies on the 14th and 15th goals. it's the first trophy of the year for the world number 86. cricket's first day-night test match wrapped up in three days with australia defeating new zealand in adelaide. josh hazelwood took career best figures of 6 for 70, setting australia a victory of 187. led by shaun marsh with 49 runs. the aussies reaching the total with three wickets in hand, winning 2-0. >> english football has a new rising star. jamie vardie has become the first player to score in 11 matches. breaking through van nicele roy's collection by scoring against his own club. three years ago vardy played nonleague football. the matcheneded in a draw, enough to lift lister to the lead. >> i asked my players in the meeting ses

the warriors beating the kings 120 to 101 >>> local hope matt jones held off jordan spieth and adam scott. jones was the overnight leader, starting with a bogie and a double bogie. he brought the rest of the fields back into contention. they gave world number one jordan spieth a share of the lead. he responded helping him to a one-shot victory. cricket's first ever day night test match wrapped up in three days, with australia defeating new zealand in adelaide. josh hazel wood took career best figures. it set australia a victory target of 187, and led by shaun marsh with 49 runs. the aussies reached the total. they reached the rising star. jamie vardy is the first player to score in 11 matches. he broke the record by 10. scoring at home. against the old club manchester united. they played non-league football in england, winning by a 1-0 draw. >> i asked to my players in the meeting session to think one wins the match and second helping jamie to achieve the record. re draw the match. it was good. and i'm very, very happy with the record of jimmy vardy, fantastic. great achievement. four gam

matt. we're starting things off in upper merion now. right around king of prussia, kirk avenue.atch out for an accident scene there around the mall area as well and the schuylkill. you are heading to the mall this is what you face so. average speed there of about 43 miles per hour. and heads up for later on tonight no parking zones for the thanksgiving parade, that's tomorrow. jfk boulevard, race, and 19th and 30th no parking signs so pay attention. >> bundle up. it is cold out. look at the snow in the pocono mountains. snow will not be visiting though it's cold enough. the temperatures in the 50s. 60s tomorrow. can't beat that. >> that's terrific. >> have a happy thanksgiving. >> the "today" show is up next. >>> good morning. breaking overnight. >> back off! >> protesters take to the streets in chicago after dashcam video shows the moment an officer shot a 17-year-old suspect 16 times. that officer now charged with murder, but his lawyer claims s actions were justified. >>> long lines, tight security. crowds already building on the roads, rails and at airports this morning as t

we are so excited to have viola davis, matt mcgorry, jack falahee, aja naomi king, liza weil, charlie weber and alfred enoch and welcome. >> do people come up and talko you in your character's name and use your real name, people on the street? >> yeah. >> yeah? >> we do sometimes. >> you get confused. >> sure, susure. >> viola, i know you've been asked this countless times but i'm telling you, the emmy speech was just something that's going to go down in the ages and even i love when you were telling kelly anmichael the other day about your husband was a little scared this for a moment. >> i didn't know which way you were going with that speech. he said i was happy when you mentioned harriet tubman because you landed it. >> back around. >> hopefully it's going to bring some change. >> and, you know, your character is pushing boundaries. annalise is just been revealed to be a same-sex relationship. >> yes. >> you may have a love child, wes, from a previous relationship. >> well. >> i have to ask what's it like? we don't know yet when you get that script and you read it -- are you as sh

matt: first off, we have been talking about king digital all day.deogame maker that got taken out. x ile -- glu mobile and zynga are up today. i want to talk about sprint. they more than doubled the size of the loss that analysts were anticipating. they lost 15 cents and we're they areor loss of -- also cutting investment by $2.5 billion. that could be a problem if they want to gain more customers. pioneer also down one send and that is better than what they're looking for, the loss of a nickel but pioneer revenue miss my 557 versus 782. and remember, this was a big game yesterday at 5% and they said they could double by 2020, well we see, the budget that with 2015 outlook of 325 and they had expected 345. a estimate was 336, so vis budget down 7% in the premarket. david: thank you. there is an aig investor meeting underway as we speak and hear hancock shooting down carl icahn's proposal to break the insurance. julie hyman has been listening. what have you heard? been going have through financial statements to talk about why they missed by such a wi

it falls apart after he walks lorenzo king, fooled harvey after he walked, doubled to left to bring him home. matt harvey came out of the game, top of the perez its third, out at first, lucas duda through a terrible one. he had all day to make that row and the game-tying run scores to the twelfth inning, kansas city runs cannot three of of bartolo colon, and jonathan as well, 7-2 can see, and the royals win its 7-2, the first world series win in 30 years of heartbreak, matt that flushing. >> wanted it bad. the way the game was going, lasting 9 wanted to do was not finish what i started. obviously disappointing. felt so great in the ninth. wanted the ball and gave it everything i had. >> i wanted this game in the worst way. so obviously, didn't win in my gut. i love my players and trust them. so i said go get them out. he went out. >> reporter: terry collins was on a staggered again, a wrong call, that is the wrong call, matt harvey started but when he walked off, got to go to the bullpen right away. is this the last time we see daniel murphy not matt jaworski q i think it is. free agents at an end

matt. >> thank you david. >>> the flyers host the first place los angeles kings in south philadelphia tonight.forward ryan white has an up are body injury that is expected to keep him out as much as four weeks. sixers still looking for their first win of the season. they lost at home to the mavericks 92 to 86 putting them at oh and 11. >> ♪ grover cleveland here. yes, the dashing fellow on the thousand-dollar bill. with 'cash4life', the great game from the pennsylvania lottery, you could win a thousand dollars a day for life! you could buy a new house! or maybe even treat yourself to a trip to the islands. and with drawings every monday and thursday, that means 2 chances to win every week. cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. you could win a thousand dollars a day for life. >> new here on "action news" the search for the cargo ship that sunk last month during the bahamas during lurk joaquin is over. it is end the the hunt for el faro. all 33 people aboard are believed to be dead but the remains of only one person has been recovered so far. the ntsb did not locate the ship's data recorder a

matt: a lot of people don't realize, ab inbev is controlled by the same family who owns burger king in the u.s., who did t/deal to buy heinz and krafr . this is a few families who have built an enormous empire. they've had great success in building value. but you do wonder. when you are a hammer, everything looks like a nail. what they do is they buy companies. investors start to wonder if that is the best use of capital. manus: we've seen some phenomenal megamergers fallout. aol and time warner. matt: the biggest m&a transaction in history. manus: matt, thank you very much. francesco, stay with me for a little while longer. -- forcingas lost the airline to cancel nearly 1000 flights today. the cabin crew union has called for three more days of strikes and said it was considering lengthening walkouts. portugal's prime minister has thanforced from power less six weeks after winning the general election. loc socialist left b formed a majority to push through a motion rejecting the plan. the socialist leader has pledged to rollback austerity measures. china's industrial output slowed in o

matt: they have released a report saying employees on the payroll at valeant continue to register pharmacies in delaware, dozens and dozens of pharmacies that are named after either chess moves or stephen king is amusing. stephanie: before we take this for gospel, what we know about bronte capital? matt: we don't know if they are long or short. they sort of preface each comment by saying hey, this could be legit. but they havet, listed so many pharmacies named after stephen king characters like "the overlook pharmacy" or torrence pharmacy after the characters from "the shining>" hubeinie: bill ackman, say has become the spokesman for the company, it is not going well for him. i don't want to put you on the spot but do you know anything about valeant? david: we don't own it or much of anything about it. it is a leveraged company and we will not uncommon stocks with high leverage. matt: matt levine from bloomberg view put out a great story yesterday explaining how bill ackman has boosted his stake in valeant to nine point 9% which is the most technically activist fund is allowed to hold -- 9.9%. about $250 million in options in order to assume a $1.1 billion stake. it's a great story. check i

kings highway. looking great now but we have a little issue with new jersey. i'll cover that when i come back. >> reporter: i'm matt delucia live at philadelphia international airport. the lines are short for now, that could change as the day goes on on the second busiest travel day of the year. i'll be back after the break. >>> this morning we're following breaking news in the syrian border where turkey says it shot down a russian warplane. we'll tell you what set off the situation. >> also, taking flight and a travel alert. philadelphia international airport is staring down one of is busiest travel days of the year. we'll tell you what to expect. >> doing everything but no one's coming to get him out of the car. >> after a toddler gets locked in a van at a mall parking lot his father wants to know why it took so long to free him. we'll explain why mall security said they were not allowed to rescue the boy. >> this morning we are feeling the coldest weather of the season so far. in the 20s as we look at the flag blowing. a warm-up is coming. i don't know when it's going to get here but i hope soon. it's about 5:30

matt: if i was an investor, i will be putting my money in the ted cruz caucus. antiestablishment evangelicals, traditional three legs of the stool conservatives, like the king. that is the coalition he is going to need to be successful in the iowa caucuses, where he grabbed 25,000 to 30,000 votes. steve: what about the domestic issues that you think on both sides the candidates to talk to voters about the order to really get themselves going and get them of that traction that everybody wants? tom: the democratic parties in the best position to address those concerns. there is still a lot of stress the economy has recovered, but we have not had the whole population go without recovery and the democratic party is talking about the concerns the voters have about how to fix the economy. republicans are kind of again in the blame game, without solutions. democrats are trying to come up with ideas about how to get that done. matt: i hope that they try to run on the obama economy. it's telling that the poll of iowa democratic caucus goers just as we can come and 9% more i would democrats trust bernie socialist too refused to describe himself as a capitalist, trust

want to make sure that alternative energy does not pick up steam and they want to stay king of the energy sector. mattmuch. "bloomberg " coming up right now. ♪ stephanie: welcome back. you're watching "bloomberg ." markets reacted strongly last week and some might say they went berserk when minutes of the latest set meeting seemed to reveal enough confidence in the u.s. economy for a december rate hike. it is a very small one. let us get back to our very special guest for the half hour, federal reserve or governor daniel tarullo. it seems like we're going to get this rate hike in december. where has it been? we have gotten so much positive data for such a long time. doesn't it seem at this point like let us get this over with already? we are getting more and more information and conflicting news from different members of the fed. enough already. by saying, me begin as you said and sort of embodied, there has been an awful lot of talk about specific months over the last year. i think probably a little too inh talk to the as useful conveying the views of the fed to markets. having said that, i t

king. >>> the temple owls with avail yount effort against the fighting irish last night. what does this mean for the program? the one-on-one with matt>>> i go one-on-one with sixers head coach brett brown. who's a better shooter? . >>> welcome to the needs a sports zone, i'm lesley van arsdale. we have a jam packed show, including keith pampayvm. let's start with the temple owls. they lost 24 to 20 to the fighting irish at college football at it's best. college rangings are out. temple owls fell to 23. a school record 69,280. owls four minutes 45 seconds until that happened. local rod scoring with little more than two minutes left to

matt: those are strong longs. stephanie: he is the king of time in sheet.nk, kiss kiss to bill ackman, like look at what i'm doing right and what you are doing wrong. mike: it is very fair point. i was thinking the same thing as you are saying that. stephanie: this is download about his best saying, how do you like me now? there is no place for erik schatzker to get discount pedicures and sushi more than groupon. rich williams is replacing the cofounder as ceo. see, erik schatzker lily knows this company. will become a lead independent director at the company. the on might marketplace also forecasted weaker than expected profit and sales for the current quarter. groupon sales are getting today, trading around 30% in the free market. things that you need to do as a publicly traded company is to grow. they were the only game in town. it was working and new and people never had that. now, there are no barriers to entry. they flooded the market and they no longer have that edge. just nailednk you it. when they first came out, it was a really good idea, but it's

matt killed by police in june. the da's investigation find police had the right to use deadly force because they feared for their lives. >>> happening today. users of fan duel and draft king take the fight to new york attorney's general to keep them legal. schneiderman's lower manhattan office at 1:00. our sister companies, nbc sports ventures and comcast sports ventures have invested in fan duel. >>> ahead, a favorite among kids. we'll tell you about hundreds of thousands of cans that are being recalled. >>> plus, this man calmly walking down the street about to do something very dangerous and illegal. see the crime caught on camera. >>> plus, this is the talk of the campaign trail this morning.that's donald trump's tirade targeting ben carson. >>> it's a windy morning with cold air blowing in. your weather and traffic on the 4s is coming up. >>> one mortem. don't forget follow us on facebook and twitter and instagram. you're watching "today" in new >>> it's 4:42. breaking news in syria where united states launched air strikes aimed at executioner known as jihadi john. we're waiting for word on whether the u.s. believes the strike was successful. >>> today nypd officers

king. thank you for sharing your sunday morning with us. with us is kcnn's nia-malika henderson, dan balz of the washington post, jackie kucinich of the "daily beast" and matt viser of the "boston globe." >> please escort the person out nicely. >> he was not so kind to hillary clinton. >> she doesn't have the strength or the stamina to be president. she doesn't. she doesn't. and you know what, and i say it. you ever notice she has something and you don't see her for three or four days. we can't have that. we need somebody with endurance with unbelievable strength. we can't do this. we can't do it anymore. she goes back to sleep. >> now there are other insults, too. too many to count, as usual. jeb bush, marco rubio, the "new york times," and this. >> did you know that trump predicted bin laden? i also, in the same book, talked about terrorism. it's natural. terrorism happens when you have weak leadership and weak people. that's what happened. >> one thing trump did not mention is the friday shooting at planned parenthood. he did make a comment about the second amendment and the paris attacks. >> if the folks that were slaughtered in paris, if a couple of gu

kings highway. no problems there. but i do have a problem out in new jersey. i'll tell you where and give you the details when i come back. >> i'm matt delucia live in sky force 10 over the area on this thanksgiving eve. right now we are over the ben franklin bridge, light traffic right now. we're going to go throughout the tri-state area to give you a live look. we'll be back after this. more than 5 million speak for amopé pedi perfect. discover the latest innovation: new amopé pedi perfect with diamond crystals. remove hard skin effortlessly for soft beautiful feet in an instant. amopé, love every step. coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why there's delsym. delsym's advanced time release formula helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. all night... or all day. >>> happening now, people are on the move. millions will hit the roads, the rails and head to the airport today and nbc has you covered every step of the way. if your thanksgiving plans include a trip to philly international you can hear the top five things to know before your flight. tonight is one of the biggest nights to party. hear what uber is doing to make sure

fantasy sports website draft kings is suing the state of new york over the ban on fantasy sports this weekend. fox news radio jared mattcross the wires here. draft kings sues new york state and says you cannot go ahead with this on fantasy sports. as of right now, absolute lawsuit, i take it that if i live in new york, i cannot play fantasy sports this weekend. >> anyone who wants to play fantasy sports in new york this weekend can play. issuing these letters to both. it would leave them around five business days to get an injunction. if they cannot get that before tuesday, that will go into effect. for now, they both have told customers you cannot play this weekend. if you have any issues, give our customer department a call. >> yes, you can play. this weekend, they can play. i do not know they will if they will be able to play beyond this weekend. >> this lawsuit may change everything. forget this band, new york state. we want to be in business. we will wait and see how that turns out. >> drafting by draft kings to pull back on some of the visibility of the sponsorship. so we see fewer ads. also may be that there may

will speak with matt lauer during a live interview at 7 tomorrow morning of course you can see that interview right here on 7 nbc. also tonight a big blow to fantasy sports websites draft kings and fant duel. ruling by a judge today could mean the company's are losing bet in new york. >> here's ryan schulteis in newsroom latest despite ruling draft kings says it will not shut down and promises to make its case in court next week. >> yeah really good especially on that last play. you know, they tackled us where he caught the ball within, you know even tougher kick. i thought his awareness on that was outstandi and >> all right that wrong sound right there once again big ruling against draft kings they will in court next week. right now. >> fanduel, amajor set back for boston based draft kings and fanduel. in there bid to keep operating in new york state. a judge denied a temporary restraining order that the daily fantasy companies were hoping for to keep their businesses open in the state. the companies said that new york staernl's office had been pressuring their vendors to stop doing business with them which was force them to shut down. >> that's xanthly what the attorney g

or delays or vine street expressway and king of prussia mall and looking good clearer skies here and moderate traffic along 202. eva. >> all right. thanks, mattn news" >> all right. thanks, matt, "action news" continues after the >> okay 6 hd look agent temple and fog hanginging over and david murphy looking at the forecast it's rm warming up. >> sunshine over the horizon here there's some fog around more on that in a moment. let's get you numbers, 4 degrees and that's is current temperature in philadelphia. some of the suburbs down in the 30s. and here's the fog visibility at the airport in philadelphia actually all the way down to tenth of a mile. so third of a mile elsewhere. do be careful especially around philadelphia and points south this morning until about 9. 60 tomorrow's high. 66 today, 60 tomorrow. over the weekend clouds and little drizzle. eva. >> thanks, daivdz, we send you now back to "good morning >> thanks, daivdz, we send you now back to "good morning america." ♪ i'm ginger breadington with your 10 day deal forecast. every day for ten days, expect new deals with historic low prices across target and target.com. hey! ginger!

matt: it still is america's department store. when you think of a department store, macy's or bloomingdale's is the king of the hill. but they are not the discount store that people are looking for right now. and is not the ultraluxury experience -- although i think bloom goes is fairly luxurious in new york, that consumers are willing to shell out for. they need get the discount is. on and the online experience growth even know her -- even more than they have. shannon: so many next earnings the third quarter. that's why the holidays will be super interesting to see what the consumers are spending dollars. where they spending it? third quarter they were all over the place. hopefully that is what we are watching a black friday. i will be asking customers what are you buying. erik: macy's is under a great deal of pressure and walmart. matt: david barr's that we just at $75, macy'sng was expensive. at $30 in my be good investment to buy now and hold for three years and let terry work his magic. erik: he's got $10. met and shannon, thank you very much. both my college or a bloomberg. pickup bloomberg businessweek. the c

high school in the 21st century math is very important because matt math will help us solve things like shopping and money martin luther king>> without algebra it is fundamental we'll not be ready for college. >> not providing algebra is a discretionary process. >> don't punish those who want to learn and can advance (clapping.) hi my name is sunny lee i was want eight grade algebra i want it because it will expand any cereal thinking and math skills i will also want eight grade algebra it will get me ready for high school and college help me with my math skills and starting my high school years. >> thank you. >> (clapping). >> thank you to all the students we appreciate our joining us; right? (clapping.) so i'm going to call the folks that were called in so ms. i didn't sue colleagues, any questions or commentcomments? >> i've talked about with missy we're switching places i'm victor i'd like to say that 3 people who are on the guest list (calling names) has yield their minute to me so i can finish my presentation superintendent carranza and members of the public i'm victor the president of the care care stands for coaliti

matt anderson. 26-yard game-winner, good. cal wins 48-46, to finish 7-5. cal and stanford finish with game-winning field goals. >>> warriors, hosting the kings.arnes out with a sprained ankle. second night of a back-to-back, after mauling phoenix. first quarter, steph curry. three. ball's down. 20-17 kings. five seconds left in the first quarter, draymond green to festus ezeli. golden state by ten at the break. third quarter, draymond drives. first words since wilt in '64 with a double-double until back-to-back games. brandon rush, three. iguodala loves it. fourth of the quarter, had 14 points in the third. 75-52. warriors roll, 120-101. they hit the road for a seven-game road trip. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shuman. have a great day. >> thank you. >>> you don't need to rub your face in notre dame. sorry about that. i'll alma mater. >> it was a fast-paced game. and i love stanford, too. >>> good morning, everyone. it's cold out there. how cold? yes, it's colder than yesterday in spots because we have more widespread 20s. we're turning the corner on the cold snap as soon as tomorrow. there's a weak front that will bring a few ra

matt anderson. 26-yard game-winner, good. cal wins 48-46, to finish 7-5. cal and stanford finish with game-winning field goals. >>> warriors, hosting the kings.ison barnes out with a sprained ankle. second night of a back-to-back, after mauling phoenix. first quarter, steph curry. three. ball's down. 20-17 kings. five seconds left in the first quarter, draymond green to festus ezeli. golden state by ten at the break. third quarter, draymond drives. first words since wilt in '64 with a double-double until back-to-back games. brandon rush, three. iguodala loves it. fourth of the quarter, had 14 points in the third. 75-52. warriors roll, 120-101. they hit the road for a seven-game road trip. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shuman. have a great day. >> thank you. >>> we're still talking about the big chill, huh? >> yes. it's sticking around for another day. we did manage 60 in a couple locations. >> again? >> we could. we'll get close. a couple hours in the afternoon, with the sun. it feels good out there. and you know, oakland yesterday, hit 60. gilroy was 61. as well as santa cruz. and down around caramel and salinas. you want to know