we don't broil them together. i mean, it's just from mars. >> reporter: the grapes of our wrath fired back the minneapolis star tribune. minnesota nice, nonexistent on facebook. i can't wait to have grandma's grape salad at thanksgiving, said no one from minnesota. ever. opined one. i have lived through 74 thanksgivings, both in minnesota and wisconsin, and have never even heard of grape salad, much less been served it, grumbled another grape griper. the times public editor replied saying the paper had committed an epic recipe fail, adding that food is really regional, not state-by-state. >> it is no way representative or even a good idea because i tasted it after the uproar. it's terrible. >> reporter: in minnesota, the grape salad is leaving them mighty sour. kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> this is just getting started. we're back in a moment with the story behind the embrace after a week of so many troubles. every day is a new opportunity to help make life better right here in san francisco. whether it's helping lo

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we don't broil them together.t's just from mars. >> reporter: the grapes of our wrath fired back the minneapolis star tribune. minnesota nice? nonexistent on facebook. i can't wait to have grandma's grape salad at thanksgiving, said no one from minnesota. ever, opined one. i have lived through 74 thanksgiving, both in minnesota and wisconsin and have never even heard of grape salad, much less been served it, grumbled another grape griper. the times public editor replied saying the paper had committed an epic recipe fail, adding that food is really regional, not state by state. >> it is no way representative or even a good idea, because i tasted it after the uproar. it's terrible. >> reporter: in minnesota, the grape salad is leaving them mighty sour. kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> i'm actually just texting with a friend from minnesota. she said she does know what grape salad is. >> she does? she might be the minority there. from the reston holiday parade, had a blast ringing in the holiday there is yesterday with do

they say that this obama plan is broiling the waters. i think the daily beast put the situation much better today. they talk about the coming g.o.p., that's the republican party, the coming g.o.p. freakout over immigration because republicans, it must be said, really are freaking out today, as you said, not only do they not like obama's plan, they really don't like the method by using this unilateral executive order obama bypassed congressional gridlock, and a lot of republicans are saying, well, obama has chosen confrontation over conciliation. a lot of them are saying that it's illegal for obama to fact way. this is executive overreach. it's a dangerous precedent. there were even some republicans saying that this is a declaration of war on the we party. >> the republicans have been accused of hypocrisy. >> that's right. slate points out there is indeed a precedent here. in fact, there are two precedents. both ronald reagan and george h.w. bush, bush sr., they also acted unilaterally to expand immigration legislation when they were pres

flame broil all the way. >> am i the only one who would keep that cash? i'm gone.t would not be a story. you wouldn't have anything to talk about. nobody would ever know. >> everyone, do not be afraid of t.j. right now. don't leave your wallet alone with t.j. holmes. >> thank you, paula. >>> well now to the holiday shopping madness. the craziness kicking off this morning. so many store, so many different offers, what should you be buying now and what can wait? abc's becky worley tracked down the best deals you no. good morning to you, becky. >> happy thanks fri-cyber-giving. the deals are there for the taking. this sales season is a price slashing dog fight between retail giants opening earlier than ever today. target's offering free shipping on everything and walmart and amazon are undercutting each other like we've never seen. let's start with tv deals. >> the hdtv discounts this year are best of the best we've never seen prices like we're currently seeing right now. >> why? there's no significant new tv technology. as a result, retailers only have one way to get

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iran and i believe if that happens we are going to have a new chapter for a region that is being broiledin conflict and is raging on now. >> and russia benefits as well. >> of course it does. i believe if -- it is important to lay down this comprehensive deal on the nuclear issue that we realize that a year ago just a year ago, the break through of a decade of nuclear negotiations was primarily based on the fact that president obama mentioned that he wants a deal with iran. and vice versa. and mr. rouhani. and it is backed up by a great team in both capitals. and most importantly, when the iranian leadership structure, we have ayatollah khomeini to press ahead with the deal. this is very important development. >> the white house will be under pressure to explain exception to a skeptical congress. mike viqueria has more. >> going into the weekend, white house officials were making no secret of the fact that serious gaps remain between p-5 plus 1 leaders and iran. and they would not sign what they thought was a bad deal. u.s. officials have very simple goals, painting them in very broad te

community that i loved and committed to serving, and i've been on the counsel for years, to see it broiled with racial tension and uproar. never seen any kind of racial frustrations or stride, never seen this outcry or any outcry. we are a communicated that bucked the friend. >> some may look at that going how can you be the mayor of ferg wr and surprised that this exists, or that people are this upset or feeling this way when you have lived here your whole life? >> well, i think - let's be clear too. ferguson is a community of 22,000 people. it's a metro region of 2,000 people. we were a mile and a half from the city of st louis, which has a long and stored history of racial division, politics and strife. you have not seen that perm wait the suburbs over the past decades. >> what is the worst moment or the difficult part of the process? >> you know, there has been a few times where i felt like ferguson was alone, and i felt alone, not personally, as the leader this the community. the issues transsend ferguson. they are not country or state issues, there's national issues at play. a small

now it's broiled or steamed chicken. >> labelle is the spoke spokesw for the american diabetes associationnk everyone who came out there in that difficult weather, november is american diabetes month. >> so great to see all that support. >>> switching gears, a new batch of battles are in the running to be our high school blitz game of the week. father judge/st. joseph's prep, lenape/rancocas valley. vote by texting or calling 610-624-4111. woodbury and collingswood, just 2% of the vote. the game with the most votes featured on the high school blitz every saturday night at 7:00 right here on nbc 10. >>> hurricane sandy nearly wiped them off the map. >> a three-mile sea wall project at the jersey shore is supposed to protect shore towns from future storms. but the project is suddenly stalled. the reason why work has stopped and how history appears to be slowing down progress. >>> plus, all new on nbc 10 news at 6:00, a local 9/11 memorial vandalized. what the criminal did and how police are trying to catch them. >>> breaking news in radner township. police say they foiled a teenage girl's pl

. >> and broiled fish. whoo are why are you laughing?ver can go wrong with jay z. >> netflix snatched tina fey's show last week. the new comedy is called "unbreakable kimmy schmidt. "it's about a woman starting over after escaping a cult. it's planned for march. >>> we're days away from one of the wiggest shopping weekends which includes black friday. american express launch add small initiative after the recession. it was designed to help the nation's 23 million small businesses recover. last week small businesses made up 54% of all sales in this country. american express's ceo ken chenault is with us. he's an underwriter with cbs. glad you're here. >> are you proud of charlie. >> absolutely. >> good to know. >> tell us about the initiative and what impact you hope it will have. >> i think what's really incredible is small business saturday and shops mall has truly become a movement. we're into our fifth year and the reality is small businessing are the backbone of the american economy. they're responsible for 50% of the jobs in the pli

flame broil all the way. >> am i the only one who would keep that cash? i'm gone.t would not be a story. you wouldn't have anything to talk about. nobody would ever know. >> everyone, do not be afraid of t.j. right now. don't leave your wallet alone with t.j. holmes. >> thank you, paula. >>> well now to the holiday shopping madness. the craziness kicking off this morning. so many store, so many different offers, what should you be buying now and what can wait? abc's becky worley tracked down the best deals you no. good morning to you, becky. >> happy thanks fri-cyber-giving. the deals are there for the taking. this sales season is a price slashing dog fight between retail giants opening earlier than ever today. target's offering free shipping on everything and walmart and amazon are undercutting each other like we've never seen. let's start with tv deals. >> the hdtv discounts this year are best of the best we've never seen prices like we're currently seeing right now. >> why? there's no significant new tv technology. as a result, retailers only have one way to get

i never heard someone define it as broiled chicken. >> i still think of freedom in with they. >> really? that's what freedom means to you? >> people can eat what they want. it can be the greatest gift from god. >> you were ready to die just to get a good meal? >> yes. >> he got his chance in january, 2005, when he says he and park were gathering firewood in this remote area near the electrified fence. as the sun began to set, they decided to make a run for it. >> as tehran towards the fence, shin slipped in the snow, at the snowy ridge, fell on his face. park got to the fence first and thrust his body between the first and second strand and pulled down that bottom wire and was immediately electrocuted. >> how did you get past him? >> i crawled over his back. >> you literally climbed over him in. >> yeah. >> he was a fugitive now in rural north korea on the run in one of the poorest most repressive countries in the world. though that's not how it seemed to him. >> what did the outside world look like in in there it was like heaven. people were laughing and talking as they wanted. they we

and worried that a show of broiled force would cause rather than prevent an escalation of violence heordered the regiment to retire. the men dutifully obeyed, but as they made their way to their quarters they found themselves pelted with rocks when louis heard the news he began to reconsider his decision, but the moment to flee was lost. lafayette knew none of this as he made his way slowly toward riverside to meet a the fate that was uncertain at best. lafayette marched by compulsion guarded by his own troops. yet this was the lafayette who had managed to keep his head at baron hill as the redcoats bore down on his attachment. and now in 1789 he 89 he still possessed the composure that had served him so well in 1778. with scores of lives in his hands not only his own and his companions but the lives of the royal family, he did everything in his power to ensure a peaceful revolution. with the sound of drums lafayette halted the march around 11:00 o'clock you the national assembly of meeting hall. there he their he administered an oath to remind his troops of their allegiances. the men