it could be -- sometimes it's sookie. it could be sookie. it could be michelle. [ light laughter ] it could be amy sherman-palladino. >> steve: you never know. >> jimmy: it could be -- yeah, asp. yeah. questlove, do you have a top four "gilmore girls?" >> questlove: yeah, i do actually. >> steve: wait. [ cheers and applause ] those are the jackson 5. >> jimmy: that's the jackson four. who's your invisible -- invisible five? >> steve: marlon. >> questlove: papa joe. >> jimmy: papa joe, yeah. well, anyway, my top three are here tonight. from the netflix event, "gilmore girls: a year in the life," scott patterson, liza weil, sean gunn, they're all on the show tonight! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: i'm freaking out. >> steve: come on. freaking out. plus he's one of the owners of the legendry restaurant rao's, we are cooking with frank pellegrino jr. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a spicy meatball. >> steve: that's a spicy meatball. >> jimmy: that's a good stuff. i love rao's. it's fantastic. if you

you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terrible. just try it! guys, i think we should hurry up. if you taste something bad, you want someone else to try it. it's what you do. i can't get the taste out of my mouth! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. shhh! dog, dog, dog. ve been on i'm bushed! my feel alyea me too. excuse me...coming through! ride the gel wave of comfort with dr. scholls massaging gel insoles. they're proven to give you comfort. which helps you feel more energized >>> all this month on "today" food all-star thanksgiving, we are pairing up the biggest names in the food world to bring you the recipes you must have on >> yes, we have a two-fer. today, we are focusing on sweet and savory pumpkin dishes. >> shay shull is making her pumpkin pie. >> to get us started, new orleans chef john besh is firing up a pumpkin soup with crab. never heard of that. that sounds so good. >> pumpkin's really versatile. think of -- you can do anything with a pumpkin. it can be butternut s

>> basically, it's -- it's real barn board. >> yeah. >> thian takes it, mills it down. the clever thing is, they put an adhesive on the back, so you just peel and stick, and you're done. >> a home project. all you need to do. >> peel and stick? >> peel and stick? >> if you can peel. >> yeah. >> like this. a straight line. work from the middle up, or the middle down, depending on your preference. >> is that how you do that? >> butt it up to that one and keep going. keep going. want to try one out. because he missed a spot. i don't want to say. >> you noticed. thank you for pointing that out! >> that's it. all right. is this reasonably priced? >> $9.50 a square foot. use it as back splash, on the back of an island, a wall. >> hardest part, getting it off. >> here you go. watch how it sticks on this. >> just stick it on. yeah. >> hoda! >> perfect. >> it's not supposed to have -- >> thank you. >> you're not supposed to leave it like that, hoda! >> oh, nice. >>ic i could do this all day. thanks, guys. >> thank you. >>> did all that turkey leave you too stuffed for today's ea

this is it. you made it. -- [ cheers and applause ] i want to wish everyone here a a happy, happy thanksgiving. hey! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i get to spend it with you. spend it with you, perfect, perfect. oh, man, this is just exciting here. earlier today we had the macy's thanksgiving day parade. that's right. thousands of parents woke up extra early to bring their kids to the city, snag a spot in the front row only to hear, "dad, i have to go to the bathroom." you go, "yeah, i know. i knew you were going to say that." [ cheers and applause ] "i knew you were gonna say it. go in your pants." [ laughter ] i saw that -- i saw that some of the parade route was two and a half miles long and took about 90 minutes. yeah, while the float from kenya finished in just 60 minutes. but that's the fourth year in a a row. [ laughter and applause ] every year. >> steve: it's not fair! >> jimmy: i don't know how -- i don't know how it happens. check this out. i read that this year's macy's parade features 1,000 clowns. i

it's called "take your time, do it right." ♪ take your time do it right ♪ we can do it baby ♪ do it tonighto it ♪ take the time ♪ do it right >> are they talking about what i think they're talking about? >> it's whatever you imagine. yeah, yeah. >> we, okay. ♪ we can do it baby >> yes, but they must have worked on these lyrics forever. >> it's a lot more than that. that's the chorus. i gave you the chorus. you say give me the chorus, i deliver. see, this is the part i like. horns. you got to have a horn section in a good song. we want to give a big shout-out to some auction winners who actually paid money to see our show. >> dane and jennifer here? >> dane and jennifer are here. they paid good money. >> why? >> they paid good money to see us. we're happy to have you guy, thank you so much. >> lady, thank you for coming. they were at the derek jeter foundation dinner and they're terrific ladies. ladies, thanks again. >> you can find all of i-hoda's stuff, why you'd want it anyway, on apple music. hoda is on her radio station sirius on monday and wednesday and you can even listen to our show

>> that's it. it's really what it is. it's a great cast. it's with sandler, with ray romano.s. and it's just so much fun. we got -- i got billy joel coming up, man. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's gonna be on the show? >> yeah. i'm not supposed to say anything. but, i don't care. >> jimmy: all right, he doesn't care. oh, wow, oh my god. >> yeah, he's awesome. >> jimmy: he's the greatest. >> yo, he loves you by the way. >> jimmy: well i know, i love him, too. oh, man and then you have the -- netflix movie as well. this is called, "the true memoirs of an international assassin." >> yes. >> jimmy: i love it. >> i know, i play -- >> jimmy: i love it. i'm in already. i mean, you're great. [ cheers and applause ] >> i know, yeah, thank you. >> jimmy: you know, it's -- it is not really the true memoirs of an international -- >> no, no. i play an author and a deadly assassin, which i'm not sure which ones harder to believe. it's a bit of a stretch for both. but i get mixed up -- >> jimmy: i can see -- i can see you as an author. >> i don't know. i -- i don't know. the last boo

this is it. you made it. you're here.he show -- no we can go. [ cheers and applause ] we're gonna have fun tonight. i'm your host, jimmy fallon. you guys, today is cyber monday. oh, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] which means tomorrow is "russia has your credit card info tuesday." which is -- >> steve: yeah! [ applause ] >> jimmy: i celebrate every year. i celebrate it the same, every year. >> steve: love it. love it! >> jimmy: oh, listen to this. so, experts are warning shoppers to check the spelling of websites on cyber monday because there are lookalike sites that try to scam you with a slight misspelling of a a store's name. yep, they said if you want more info on this, just look it up on goggle. [ applause ] goggle should have it. black friday was the biggest shopping day of the year in the u.s., but some stores in canada also offered their own door buster deals. and i was watching the news, and it made me realize how different our two countries are. look at this store in the u.s. on friday. [ shouting ] >> jimmy: all

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it starts as an egg. it hatches. when it comes out, it's a baby. kids have to raise it from a baby to a toddler to a full-grown -- >> where do you get your hands on these? >> walmart will have these. they're usually $54.88 it's going to be $48.88 on black friday. >> and we've got a treat for our fans. >> spin master is providing ten hatchimo to open during christmas. >> also moving on, we have ella. she's got a hatchimo. >> so we know that even our toy trains need to get tuned up sometimes. this is our thomas and friends workshop so it comes with thomas, but we can put any trains on here. we have lights, we have sound, we have a working crane so kids get to fix everything. it's usually $79.99, toys r we want the kids to play on something nice and soft. this is the alphabet and letter puzzle mat. it's usually $25. it's going to be $15, toys r us. >> lori -- >> i've got to keep it warm. beg your pardon burp it, take good care of that baby. >> it's a cabbage patch. they come in these little onesies. they're all about a different farm animal. toys r us

it's disgusting the way it smells and the way it looks. >> the way it smells and the way it looks. now we put this pulp in. we're going to stir that pulp around. you have to stir and stir it and stir it. and come up flat, straight down and come up flat. here i go. let me stir. here i go. down and up. >> eww. >> eww. >> and watch what happens. lift this off and look. there is our layer of pulp that is going to be a piece of paper. >> who soon it will look like paper. >> soon it wi push and across. there it is. the only thing we need to turn it into paper now is to press it. and then it really will be paper. under, hold it. that's good! now let's do it. >> me first! >> me second! >> me next. >> there it is. >> you did put your hands in there. >> there is your sheet of paper. you made paper! >> paper! >> very nice. you're going to scoot down and lift up. hold tight. you did it! lift up. >> that's a cool paper that >> that's a nice piece of paper you made, ryan. good job. >> all right, guys. we're going to put this in the press and squeeze it out. now let's just turn this wheel. you ca

>>> it's a presence. you can sense it. it has an energy all to its own. it felt like a beast. suddenly i was in terrible danger. >> the winds were just howling. >> the sky turn brown, the sun was blood red. it was as if the world were coming to an end. >> everywhere you looked was on fire. houses on fire, trees on fire. i was transported into a war zone. this can't be real. >> i just lost it. i was hysterical crying. >> i hear my dad screaming "it's here. run." >> it was right on top of us. this beast was everywhere. it was all around us. >> you got to push through. you do not stop. >> i said please send somebody. and she said there's nobody to send. >> i survived. >> i survived. >> i survived. >> i survived. >> i survived. >> i survived california's largest wildfire. >>> welcome to "dateline extra," i'm tamron hall. california is no stranger to wildfires, but the fire in october of 2003 was the biggest in the state's history. survivors said it was so ferocious that it seemed alive. the flames were so powerful they burned for more than a month and so fast they would tear throu

it's-- it's where it's at. i do believe this, i really believe that, the fact that i have such power in terms of numbers with facebook, twitter, instagram, et cetera, i think it helped me win all of these races where they're spending much more money than i spent. you know, i spent my money. a lot of my money. and i won. i think that social media has more power than the money they spent, and i think maybe to a certain extent, i proved that. >> stahl: are you going to ask for a special prosecutor to investigate hillary clinton over her emails? and are you, as you had said to her face, going to try and put her in jail? >> trump: well, i'll tell you what i'm going to do, i'm going to think about it. i feel that i want to focus on jobs, i want to focus on healthcare, i want to focus on the border and immigration and doing a really great immigration bill. we want to have a great immigration bill. and i want to focus on all of these other things that we've been talking about. >> stahl: you-- you know, you-- >> trump:

it's called the big crunch. >> as if an oreo isn't enough. >> i know it! >> you break it? >> oh! >> break it, baby. here you go. >> need more? >> i'm good. >> oh, you got to, paula, baby. they're not even available yet. >> thank you. >> all right. share amongst yourselves. >> on three. on three you're goin t ready? we want to see your reaction. everyone get a piece. get a piece. ready? on three -- >> all: one, two, three -- >> ain't going to lie. it's good. >> hmm -- >> it's good. >> everybody help us. >> chocolatey. hmm. >> all righty. >> go to -- >> we wanted to -- by the way, we want to give a big thank you to oreo because they sent us these candy bars before anybody. i'm a huge oreo fan. >> this is the one wanted. >> i can't open it. >> why not? >> yeah, but you got wine to go with it. we got no wine over here. >> see that thing behind you called a refrigerator. >> oh, snap! >> turn up. . >> all righty. >> just so you know -- >> all right. some people like milk. >> yeah. >> i like -- >> won't be. >> and if i take a sip of this. >> here we go. ta >> show that on the air, honey

it's. it's not a perfect system but it works well. it does help to attract a good group of people. who really care about getting it right. one of the areas where newcomers actually have a hard time because they come from other environments where the way to get something done is to yell at people and insult people that's normal behavior fear. you come to wikipedia had its like like whoa, he immediately start off to edit the entry on hillary clinton and you immediately come in and start going you left us in were like hold on were writing an encyclopedia so relax a little bit. let's try to improve the entry together. one of the strangest rules is iar which is ignore all rules. this again has two meanings to it. one is it's basically we want to be able to question our roles. are they actually valid and helpful? so we want people to say if you see a way to improve it that's against some alleged role go ahead and do it but you better be ensured that you're improving it. it's not an easy thing to ignore all the rules. the rules themselves should be written in a fashion that they should be

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it was a very good airplane. very instrumental. we used it, the chinese used it. are familiar with the flying tigers which is what this paint scheme is for. varied paint schemes depending on where they were in the world to match to lay of the land, basically. most of them are camouflaged or green so that enemy aircraft above it would have a hard time finding you. a lot of times they were like so iflored underneath they were below you, they could not see you. there was a reason they are painted on a lot of times the colors they are painted, but and things markings on the side, some of them are personalized by the specific pilot and basically called nose art. this airplane is in the markings of tex hill flying tigers. over in china. the big thing about these airplanes as now they have moved to a much faster airplane, a lot more horsepower. much bigger engine. it was a very good fighter. the only thing that came with this thing, it ended up being under powered to help out the bombers. itcould not go high because did not have a second stage of supercharger. they had a

it makes you feel good. >> we did it. >> jimmy: it's beautiful. you done did it. hey, i've got an idea. right here, right now, do you want to throw a pizza party to celebrate -- [ cheers and applause ] we'll call this #timberlakeandtrolls. audience, come on down. let's have a a pizza party. comen [ cheers and applause ] come on, down. what would you like? hey, what kind of pizza do you like? pepperoni or regular? want some? there you go, right there. two slices, here. you guys, "trolls" is in theaters next friday. #timberlakeintrolls. more with justin timberlake after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] look how big my hands are. yeah. ooh. rawr. how much am i making for this again? hundred k. win or lose. total cake walk. ooh oooooooh! her last opponent is still in a coma. what? i should go walk my cats. no. no no no. amy, get in there and fight for your life. isn't there an easier way to make a hundred k? sure. old navy's giving away a hundred k everyday through black friday. plus it's 50% off your entire purchase. 50% off!?! i'm going to

worth it? >> is it worth it? >> worth it. >> good jobs. super impressed. i agree. i think it's worth it. >> you don't follow the rules, hoda. >> first of all, don't have to targeted to you. pay lpaleo and solving america' phobia with the kitchen. gets you back in the kitchen. >> move it -- >> move it or lose it! >> next, health trend. gadgets. fitbits, sleep trackers calorie counters, worth it, not worth it. >> no. >> kathie lee gets this one. so sorry. >> it is. >> lose track of it. lost fries in five seconds. >> i've eaten six. >> they force you to think about your behavior. uses sleep tracker, only sleeping three hours. again -- >> makes you extra paranoid. >> restless and crazy. >> but you do find out. >> move the fries! prevention. >> trackers, marathons, all of those boot camps. worth it, not worth it? >> oh, of course. >> what do you say? >> i was talking. not listening. >> both wrong. this is not worth it. extreme anything, not worth it. we're seeing in practice, more injuries, more muscle fatigue, more issues with kidney. changes in hormones. not worth it.

it wasn't like it is today.ave a bunch of people come in, polish you up. >> i sat down with the legendary recording artist and no topic was off the table. the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box." >> welcome back to "squawk box" here on -- what are you? leisman's here. i'm joe kernen along that makes sara a thief i guess. sorkin is here. sara eisen is that. >> who are you? >> i'll be cher. singing gypsies -- i asked you earlier and you decided you'll be a gypsy. you have to pick. choices aren't great. two u.s. economic reports coming up this hour. weekly jobless claims and productivity and costs. the futures this morning up 46 now. and the nasdaq has been pairing its losses. down less than a point even though we had the big selloff. and then s&p i think is just barely above 2100 with a gain this morning. >>> breaking news right now. bank of england just releasing its policy decision and as expected here it left key rates

dislocate it. >> it's amazing. i've never seen anything like it. >> jimmy: it's fantastic and i just. please get this book if you love rock and roll, if you love music. "testimony", check this thing out. [ cheers and applause ] robbie robertson. and the companion album is in stores now. we'll be back with a a performance from amine. (timer beeping) she needs our help! ?? (tea kettle whistling) (sighing) hey mom, can i help? yeah, i'd love your help. (announcer vo) the real magic of the holidays is when we all give a little more. (sfx: tic tac pack shakes) (sfx: teeth chattering) (sfx: crashing) tic tac orange. an irresistible burst of flavor. tic tac. go little. lips appear to age faster than other skin. no worries! now there's chapstick total hydration. vide healthier, more youthful looking lips. chapstick. put your lips first. ? 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! ? ?

>> he -- >> well, it's in the book. isn't it? >> if it's in the book, you have to read it. >> he made the first move, carrie, right? >> no. >> weren't you both a little tipsy? it was you then? you were in the back of a car, right? >> i didn't make the first move. no, i didn't. >> that's what she's asking. >> i didn't. no, it's in there. i have film. no, i don't. i don't. no. >> this is before that. >> i was tipsy, and i was surprised. >> you're going to get me to say things i don't like that i'm going to say. >> who? >> you. >> never! >> angelic girls. you would never do that to me. >> this wasn't a one-night stand. this went on for three months, you say? >> it was a three-month one-night stand. >> did you think you were in love, carrie, at that time . >> i think eventually i did think i -- yeah. >> you were 19. >> furiously infatuated. >> it was before his superstardom. >> he looked like he was already a movie star. >> he did. >> he's still a great looking guy. back then you forget he was drop dead gorgeous. >> you don't forget.

download it. >> they do it? >> they do it. former hollywood producers and company and know what to do. so smart. >> genius. oh, and it does that. >> amazing. love that. >> now let's talk about the glutter. >> artwork. >> guilt clutter. save the work it piles up. kidsolidate. send them the artwork. instead of scanning and go out to the dumpster and throw away the art so the kids don't catch you, send it in. they scan it into magazines. go out of there -- >> the good part. want it back, they will. heirs, they'll store it for you. nervous you want it at some point, store it or recycle it. >> store it? what? >> hoda doesn't have in her shortage. >> they'll store it for you. >> there's a painting in there. >> every time there's an energy from you, they send you another one. >> very smart. what about old clothes and things? >> old t-shirts -- my husba t-shirts. makes me crazy. go to project repat, make it into a super soft quilt, hang it up, use it on a bed, as throw. like baby clothes. can't bear to even give away to someone else.

it is an easy drink. emma: can i try it? it is delicious. this looks familiar to me.his is a tuxedo in burgundy. it is familiar because it was featured in our fashion shoot you starred in. >> it never gets boring. emma: he was one of six mixologists that we featured wearing sharpest evening attire of the season. jonathan: the important part of this is the gift guide. emma: i have asked tim to walk us through some of the highlights. tell us about the gift guide. tim: we wanted to come up with 22 of the most luxurious items you can buy for the holidays. jonathan: start with this. tim: very appropriate. this is a ralph lauren mixologist set. it is an opportunity for you to own a piece of the polo bar at home. ralph lauren opened the polo bar. it is full of people on horses. a lot of leather, and it is very luxurious. emma: how does this tie into the polo bar? tim: you have the same leather as in the bar. you have the plaid pattern on the inside. the color of the pillows and the curtains. and you have the opportunity to make four really great drinks. you have four lowball

this is it, baby. [ cheers and applause ] this is it. you're here, you made it! you made it. you're here. we've got a fun show for you. here's what people are talking a new poll finds that donald trump and hillary clinton are in a a statistical tie just a week from election day. but on the bright side, at least trump's finally in a tie that was made in america. [ laughter and applause ] so that's -- >> steve: oh! [ applause ] >> jimmy: but the big story right now is the world series. tonight was game seven between the chicago cubs and the cleveland indians. [ cheers and applause ] the cubs actually came back from being down three games to one, to force a seventh game. a big lead, then it disappeared. or as hillary clinton put it, "fbi." [ laughter and applause ] and get this, i saw that a pair of tickets to tonight's game seven sold on stubhub, for almost $40,000. [ audience ohs ] and the couple still left in the seventh inning to beat traffic. i mean that's just -- [ laughter and applause ] "get your purse, linda." [ laughter ] "we'll catch the end on the and donald trump ha

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it could rick -- it could get rejected. i will go down the way i feel like i am going to do it in a way that i think is the best iteration of my abilities and if down, i can bartend. charlie: yes, you could. ♪ charlie: was there a moment, a time, an event that you said, we have got it, we have traction, i can be confirmed in my belief that what i was rolling the dice on has come up a winner? jon: no. charlie: in terms of the confidence, what i was insisting on doing. jon: jon: i would say that it was never about, it was more would we be able to develop a process to do that well. it is the inherent juxtaposition is, creative pursuit which can we build a machine that is redundant enough and rigid enough that it can sustain improvisation and creativity? charlie: five days a week. when did that happen, did the process kick in? that you knew. jon: that was not my concern. when did that happen? chris: it took shape through the 2000 campaign and the recount, the day-to-day process. the technology caught up with what "the daily sho

it goes -- da-dada. i brought it in too share it wi feel about it. >> okay. reege! >> gelman, can you actually pretend you actually work around here? come here! do something with this tape. get over here. send it to the control room and and, please, please, gelman, be careful with it! i keep lending these tapes out to everybody and nobody ever gives it back to me. you got something to say? >> i'm right on top of it, reege. don't you worry. >> no. i won't worry. never going to see that tape again. never going to see it again. >> i'm not the screw-up you think i , >> oh, gelman, thank you. but, reege, reege -- >> yes, yes, yes! >> i had a great night, too. you're not going to believe this. i got the newest version of my it's a shipment called "sentimental." i'm so excited. can i show you? look, look, everyone, look! >> oh, my gosh. will you look at this? >> wait, reege -- reege -- you want to hear some of it? >> no, i don't. >> let's just live here for a moment to. ? it had to be you ? it had to be you ? >> my head hurts. ? and finally found ? >> you know, reege, it w

every time i see it, i miss it. such a fabulous time to be in that area. >> i've only seen like the red leaves on tv or on the internet or like a fake leaf you buy in person. >> you buy fake leaves in stores? i'm kidding. >> michaels. >> this time of year is always kind of weird for us in the uk. we get all these american tv shows. always talking about fall. it's awesome to us. in this next video, i kind of understand it. >> wow, it's really fall here. >> oh, so that's why you call it fall. it's kind of snowing, precipitating leaves. >> this is the perfect time. you run out into the yard, there's a gentle breeze, run around the yard and try and catch can catch. >> i think i need my hot cocoa. >> i would love to be sitting on the back deck with some cocoa, waiting for the snow. >>> the good thing about thanksgiving is not the meal. it's remembering that we have to be thankful for things. now, in the uk, they don't celebrate thanksgiving, but this little girl has something to be thankful for. this is leah. she just tu

. >> why is it. >> because to me it is like a negative -- >> but isn't it a money? >> why don't we call it green friday then? but it means like i'm in the black as far as finances. >> i get it. >> because when you're in the red -- >> that's bad. >> yes. right. >> red friday would not be good. >> are we on tv? >> we're on tv. we're on tv. >> happy friday. >> yes! did you have a good thanksgiving? >> oh, my gosh. i did. i hung out at patti labelle's house which -- >> do tell. >> i can't tell you everything. it is on instagram. >> there you go. >> i did not hang out at patti labelle's house. >> 13 of my family members came over. i can finally host thanksgiving because we finally have a dining room table. so, yeah. >> that's important. >> just ate and sat on the couch. >> thanksgiving has always been my favorite holiday because there is no expectations. like christmas, you are looking for gifts, did i get the wrong thing. my family is in texas and because i had to work yesterday and today i didn't get a chance do a redo thanksgiving. >> there's nothing wrong with that.

it's okay. it's okay. and so i went to this one party in the late summer 2008 for the trump tower dubai. >> seth: oh wow. >> the name may be familiar. [ lighug but you may have never heard of the building because it does not exist. >> seth: oh, that's strange. i thought everything he said he'd do he does. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] what happened? wait, does that mean the wall might not happen? >> oh, my god! >> seth: anyways, so you go to the trump dubai party. >> so yeah. so i went to a party for the trump tower dubai. it was incredibly over the top. it was at this huge mansion in bel-air. there preparing hors d'oeuvres with his own two hands. sprinkling them with 24 carat gold dust. literally. >> seth: perfect, yep. >> and serving them up to the crowd. cirque du soleil performers in full regalia were there, kind of stalking on stilts above the crowd. christina aguilera sang a cappella. >> seth: that's fantastic. can't beat that. >> it was a good time. and so then i was in line at the valet wait

roast it, finish it, it's dub and needs gravy. about 325 for 20 minutes. >> come on, kath. seamus? >> three different favorite, awesome. simple. like everything i do, very healthy. we have apples, a little shallots, a little cider. add that cider. >> sure. cider in. >> put the cider in, reduce it until it's done by a half. what we're looking at here. >> beautiful. >> go ahead and kathie at that in. turkey stalk or use stricken stalk, reduced, and golden raidsens and pine nuts. >> hmm. >> exactly. >> no pine nuts. >> no pine nuts. we'll gelt to the pine nuts. >> these guys, mushrooms. this is dried mushrooms and fresh mushrooms. shalt shallots and a dry sherry. reduce that by one-half and what we're looking at here and add in our turkey >> that goes in and this is what we've got. leave all the mushrooms in there and beautiful pine nuts at the end. >> what you do, right? >> isn't that good? >> last thing, tons of herbs. >> one more taste tester. >> why don't we bring in one more taste tester. >> this is ryan's wife. >> hi, sweetie.

it was, "it's my turn, damn it." so that's not an attractive vision. >> rose: okay.look from europe and from london? >> there is a bit of brexit about this. i don't want to get procol here. but, you know, the whole press, the media, they wrote off the euro skeptics. they never said britain would leave e.u. and similarly, people never predicted-- or hardly ever predicted-- that donald trump a real estate mogul with no experience in government whatsoever, no policies to speak of, we don't know who his team is, and yet he can win the white house and absolutely thump hillary clinton, the ultimate establishment candidate. and he had a really clever slogan, simple, stripped down, "change. the we want to make america great," which appeals both to people who feel that they've been left behind, marginalized by globalization. but also appealing to a kind off cultural nostalgia about a better america a non-p.c. america. >> rose: the election may be over, but the deep divides that have fractured american politics are not. where does the country go from here? an important questio

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you lock it, place it on your eyelid, leave it there for a little bit, then release it >> eye liner can work. >> she is not having any luck whatsoever, so she's going to try it again. >> that's my concern. i'm afraid to use gadgets near my eyes. >> if you practice, you may be perfect one day. >>> this dog loves window washing. ?? >>> these two children have gone viral, because this is wonderful. >> i remember these little girls, she's the one that got mad at her brother because she took the microphone away from her. >> you are right, christian. >> wow! >> i recognize her. i've ever seen. >> this is little diva right there. her brother pushes the mike stand down to let her know what he thinks of her sings. >> wait for it. >> that's it right there. >> well, these two are now done with music and have moved into the world of karate. >> oh, great. >> ahh! >> they bow like you're supposed to. >> oh, my gosh. >> she's going to be a good stunt man when he grows up. >> i'm looking at her face, appears she's showing so much restraint. >> she hasn't forgotten about that interruption. looking a

we took it back to the garage, fixed it up, painted it. about 16 months later, it's done. let me see if she's still alive. hello. she's 96. i said you want to go for a ride in my car? oh, no, i got to get my hair done. she looks 70. she says can the kids come? i said sure. the kids are 70 and 72. i go out to the house. they've got her blindfoldedblin. they bring her out blindfolded. she sees the car, gets very emotional. she says let's go for a drive, pretend we're driving cross-country in new jersey. now the 70 and 72-year-old are in the back. they start going like this to each other. slapping the crap out of them. i'll pull this car over! the three of them were laughing. it was so much fun. i go well, that's what it is. it is not a really valuable car. but it is a fun car. it brought back such memories for this woman. then the kids told me when they were teenagers they were ashamed that their dad had this, by that time, 16-year-old car. the dad would drop them off down the block from high school. they would walk to school so the kids wouldn't see their dad had an old car

it was, it was.ey invented disposable contact lenses. [ laughter ] i have really bad eyesight, i can just these away at nice? same thing. >> jimmy: it's true. i went and got laser surgery because i didn't want to deal with the contacts. >> milky way darks are lasiks of candy. see? that's yes love them. >> jimmy: that's something. how old were you when you stopped trick-or-treating? assuming you ever trick or treated in the first place. >> 35. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: 35 years old. >> no, no. legit trick or treating? like excited by going up to people's houses and knocking on their door kind of excitement? probably like 9. >> jimmy: 9? >> 9 years old. >> jimmy: that's a good age to stop. a little young really in a way. >> i was a little young for everything, pretty much. >> jimmy: you were very, very advanced. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were doing a musical in new york, i read r. i read very good reviews. >> "sunday in the park with george." stephen sondheim. amazing show. >> jimmy: you love living in new y

it is beautiful, it is claimed. people enjoy it. i love playing with beer. emma: it is great. you tell me about the drawings all over the bar? they are really cool. >> the first one is al smith. al smith is my favorite new yorker. the first catholic to run for the u.s. presidency. emma: i heard you are also a fan of j.p. morgan. >> he bankrolled thomas edison. the first house with electricity was j.p. morgan's house. emma: what about a woman? there are a ton of women on the wall. >> my favorite, i am puerto rican, so i am a big fan of sonia sotomayor. a bronx girl. she is a type one diabetic like myself. she had me at hello. i commissioned an artist. she did the majority of them. she does great work. emma: they are stunning. thank you so much. since we are on the subject of drinking, we took a trip to bollinger vineyards to see how they make their vintage champagnes. >> in the heart of france's wine country, there is a very special champagne made in the bollinger vineyards. it means "old french vines" because it is made from rare plants growing in a small half-acre plant. -- h

it is not cold, it is not raining? still not cold -- >> exactly. >> -- but it's raining. >> a little drizzle before the soak. >> it's all -- the good news is we don't have to pour water in that three-legged stand that's holding the tree. tree tomorrow night here in rockefeller center. was that a truck or lightning? >> guys, coming up, fans fell in love with the "gilmore girls." they are doing it again. we have a revival, "gilmore girls", a year in the life. we'll catch up with the cast. >>> and let's hear it for the boys. jill's ready to roll out a batch of holiday "steals and deals" covering all the fellas that you need to shop for. >>> but first, mr. roke it is not a big deal. come on! for today we've got that wet weather from the gulf coast up into the northeast with some of the rain heavier at times. enhanced risk of strong storms down in the south. for tomorrow, snow continues in the plains, moves into the pacific northwest and cascades. look for heavy rain from new york all the way down into the gulf. tree lighti

not all of it, but most of it. the rest of it goes into the soil or the oceans, and then you have acidification problems. that long residence in the atmosphere means as long as you are increasing co2, you have a positive warming trend, and that warming trend is what creates the strange weather and causes crops to not grow as well, and particularly in equatorial regions, you are getting up to heat levels that plants and humans do very poorly at. ironically, as you go to northern latitudes, there is a net benefit there, but a lot of humanity, particularly the poorest, live in the area where the heat will cause terrible problems. charlie: the majority of the world's energy is produced by fossil fuels. bill: overwhelmingly. and if you take the forecast made, without some incredible innovation, that will continue for 40 years. very responsible forecasts of the path we are on today, we will not be able to make a change away from that. charlie: unless we do what? bill: innovation to me is the answer to most problems, incl