once again it's farley. >> aaron: tremendous closing speed off the back-side edge by farley and anothericipating a throw by navy. brian vangorder's guys get home again. >> andrew: navy with no time outs remaining. 1:03 to go. >> aaron: farley more of a box safety, somebody that's physical, likes to play around the line of scrimmage, much better against the run than he is against the pass but he's shown up huge at the end of this game. >> andrew: reynolds in trouble. gets away from rochell. keeps it himself. farley was closing quickly. reynolds out of bounds at the 20. sets up fourth and long for navy. >> aaron: fourth and long with no time outs and an offense based in its ground attack. notre dame needs to keep everything in front of it. remember, a couple of times there were obvious pass situations that navy was able to be able to find room to run and keenan reynolds showing he has the ability to put the football in tight windows. notre dame needs to be careful here and not break the coverage and give up an easy score. >> andrew: fourth and 21 for navy. >> aaron: not too many calls on

once again it's farley. >> aaron: tremendous closing speed off the back-side edge by farley and anothericipating a throw by navy. brian vangorder's guys get home again. >> andrew: navy with no time outs remaining. 1:03 to go. >> aaron: farley more of a box safety, somebody that's physical, likes to play around the line of scrimmage, much better against the run than he is against the pass but he's shown up huge at the end of this game. >> andrew: reynolds in trouble. gets away from rochell. keeps it himself. farley was closing quickly. reynolds out of bounds at the 20. sets up fourth and long for navy. >> aaron: fourth and long with no time outs and an offense based in its ground attack. notre dame needs to keep everything in front of it. remember, a couple of times there were obvious pass situations that navy was able to be able to find room to run and keenan reynolds showing he has the ability to put the football in tight windows. notre dame needs to be careful here and not break the coverage and give up an easy score. >> andrew: fourth and 21 for navy. >> aaron: not too many calls on

once again it's farley. >> aaron: tremendous closing speed off the back-side edge by farley and anothericipating a throw by navy. brian vangorder's guys get home again. >> andrew: navy with no time outs remaining. 1:03 to go. >> aaron: farley more of a box safety, somebody that's physical, likes to play around the line of scrimmage, much better against the run than he is against the pass but he's shown up huge at the end of this game. >> andrew: reynolds in trouble. gets away from rochell. keeps it himself. farley was closing quickly. reynolds out of bounds at the 20. sets up fourth and long for navy. >> aaron: fourth and long with no time outs and an offense based in its ground attack. notre dame needs to keep everything in front of it. remember, a couple of times there were obvious pass situations that navy was able to be able to find room to run and keenan reynolds showing he has the ability to put the football in tight windows. notre dame needs to be careful here and not break the coverage and give up an easy score. >> andrew: fourth and 21 for navy. >> aaron: not too many calls on

farley was once considered in the running for ford's top job. will take farley's marketing job.d is projecting a $1.2 billion loss in europe this year. you might think of new york city's streets as always being clogged with traffic. but there is a speed limit. . is now being reduced from 30 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour. it applies to all locations where a maximum speed is not is not posted. on therg television is markets. julie hyman is standing by with the details. >> let's take a look at where stocks are trading right now cap ending the week on a blah note, not really moving decisively one way or the other. however, if there is any gay on the s&p or the dow today, it means they will close at a record, even if that gain is less than a point in the case of the s&p 500 index. in terms of individual stocks, let's look at sears. a big move. most in a jumping the decade after it said it is considering the sale of up to 300 stores to a newly formed real estate investment trust. sears will continue to operate the stores in locations sold to the reit under places. abercrombie &

ofjim farley who is the head global sales and the chief marketing officer for ford is now going to gond help revive the company over there. ford has been losing billions of dollars in europe. he will try to turn that around. by the way, if he has come to ford a while back but with a pedigree because he made lexus the biggest luxury brand in america about a decade ago. he will now try his hand at a turnaround in europe. the european head will move back to detroit and he is going to become the chief marketing officer. this is ford moving manages around trying to give different managers different experience in different regions. they have a history of doing this. they did this with mark field to is now the ceo when alan mulally was running the company. ford does this and they are trying to do it again successfully. they have done it successfully in the past. main take away is that jim farley is now going to be moving to europe. >> slight musical chairs but with all the outlook of major changes at ford as they compete against the global competitors. iq so much, matt miller. we are under 3

farley says the internet makes exploiting teens easy money. find exactly what they're looking for without ever leaving the comfort of home. for seasoned consumers of girls, there is myredbook.com. on its website, men can rate women in painstaking detail and share extensive performance reviews to inform other potential buyers. >> she couldn't take a light spanking, and she complained about me pulling her hair. she told me i was rough, and she kept pushing me back. now, most of us would look at that and say, this is somebody who's being coerced. >> myredbook.com declined our request for an interview, but responded in an e-mail, stating their website is "an adult-oriented social network and community" and they're simply a medium, like a phone company, through which messages are dispatched. federal law protects websites from content posted by users, but farley says that hiding behind the first amendment is wrong. >> nazi glorifying memorabilia are not auctioned off on sites like ebay anymore. why, then, should we have human beings auctioned off as

. >> researchers melissa farley says exposing and arresting johns is long overdue. she says criminalizing and studying their behavior is essential to end trafficking. >> if we want to learn how to stop prostitution, we really need to know a lot about how men think about prostitution, how they just make the decision to buy sex. >> anti-trafficking experts believe men will make different decisions and think twice about buying women if other police departments follow san francisco's lead. >> thank you. >> the shock and shame of first-time arrestees,like juan ochoa, will hopefully be enough to stop what many forget is criminal behavior. >> this is a letter from the san francisco district attorney office wo office, okay? this outlines a class whether something you might want to consider. >> since ochoa has no previous arrests, he will qualify for the san francisco police department's first offender prostitution program or john school. >> this is your opportunity to learn from a mistake you've made and not let it happen again. >> instead of jail time, first-time johns pay

as nbc 10 national correspondent glen farley reports, it's a tool that could help prevent the spread of ebola here in the u.s. >> how do you diagnose the spread of disease? are the patients lone individuals or do they have contact with others? >> with each additionalout break, we learn more about the dynamics of the disease and how to control it. >> reporter: neil aber thathy is leading a team developing software. think about a cat scan telling the doctor it's this bad. >>> the software is being developed in collaboration with seattle king county public health. any disease can be studied bagsed on the spread bags ed -- based on the spread of real diseases like tuberculosis. that knowledge can direct public health authorities like firefighters. the case of new york doctor craig spencer now being treated for ebola, one example. >> to help the managers see ah, we need more resources here because he had twice as many contacts at the bowling alley as he did, you know, on the cab ride. >> the software is designed to enable public health doctors to quickly size up what's going on using mode

well, that was the season that janeane garofalo was on, chris farley. spade, mike myers, senator al franken -- >> seth: that's right. >> yeah, a lot of good people. and what was -- oh, the sketch with chris, that was the year that "little women" came out. >> seth: yes. >> and "little women" was a -- there we are. >> seth: there you go. it's a lovely picture of you. [ laughter and applause ] >> i haven't seen that in so long. "little women" was a period film, and the joke was that everyone spoke very properly. and we did this sketch where we were sitting around the pond. we actually had a pond. and chris was the first -- we went out ice skating on it. >> seth: i think people may -- ell, maybe they don't remember what happened. >> and then the ice broke. [ laughter ] and he fell. and he just started swearing a blue streak. and then one by one, all of us had, for one reason or other, fell in. >> seth: it was not -- the language you used was not very "little women" friendly. >> no, no. and there was a whole debate about -- well, just find lip-readers, and c

. >>> sounds like good news for tomorrow and now let's bring in travel & leisure amy farley who was at the table probably in my seat in new york. amy, as i said, i'm here in d.c. it is cold and it is pretty miserable and it's slushy outside. is there anywhere nice to escape to this holiday weekend that you can still book? >> well, i'd say go on to the major booking sites. they all offer last-minute deals and packages and you can see what they have available. i love expedia, a great last-minute get away section. however, don't plan on leaving today. those flights are really packed and there are a lot of people waiting to get out because of delays and cancellations. >> an excellent reason for folks to dig into one of the big traditions that is going around. a newer tradition of sort of friendsgiving. staying at home instead of traveling to the family through the slush and no. go to a friends' house. we have extra friends coming over and that's a good thing to do, right? >> as a travel editor, i cannot endorse not traveling. however, i actually just canceled my trip up to montreal. i was

we have the farley brothers. and music from johnny mars. we're on next. >> okay, not exactly your usual cocktail party. certainly drinks. at this party, conversation is not about career, but about eggs. specifically women freezing their eggs. >> bay area doctor leading the charge, hosting eggs preing parties for career minded women. she had one tonight. jeanne elle joins us from san francisco. this is a hot topic lately? >> it is, raj. working women want to have children are looking for options. one bay area doctor is ouros in on an opportunity. >> started working out of college. and then next my ten years are will be in med school. >> should we buy condos. looking for new jobs. freezing our eggs. you know what's important to us. >> i want to share a few scenarios. >> some career women are -- the women are talking about it. and she says, women are talking about freezing their eggs. big tech companies, facebook, apple. will cover the $15,000 procedure. the doctor is hosting egg-freezing parties. for $20. attend an informational cocktail hour

farley said people started shopping on that day and merchants took the term and started using it for >> i didn't know that. brittney knows everything about shopping. >> but online shopping because it's so cold outside. if you do head out to get those deals, you want to bundle up. look at the poconos. a few snow flurries this morning and nor snow flurries yesterday and even the day before that. so, it has definitely been an active weather pattern. as we head into the rest of today, cold temperatures will settle in for us as we head into the rest of your morning. today even heading into tomorrow. and then on sunday, that's when we'll start to see our temperatures recovering, which will be a nice change. so, our first headline a freezing start to your black friday and a cold saturday on tap and warming up as we head into sunday and also into monday. we take a closer look at our center city skyline. we are going to see just a few clouds this morning, those clouds are going to clear out and then we'll see plenty of sunshine for the rest of the afternoon, but cold conditions will stick aro

vai sikahema frank farley if that story is true. >> back in the 1930s the army/navy game on saturday.> the saturday after thanksgiving. >> exactly. you got thursday thanksgiving and then you got friday and then the world famous game. the day before the people are rushing into philly for the game. the police are overwhelmed and the idea of this day is just a very bad day for the cop became labeled black friday by the police. >> so, the philadelphia police department credited with coining the term black friday. streets were jammed everywhere. so, merchants took that term and started using it for their own good as the story goes. >> that's right. now we have black friday and if you're heading out to shop today. google has a break down of the gifts that are trending this holiday season. google says people searched for these gifts the most. apple's ipads and microsoft x-box so, you might want to add them to your list. as for toys, consumers are looking for american girl, my little pony, i used to have my little pony as a kid andilationo friends. >>> christmas trees are expected to cost a l

farley, the one-time chairman of the democratic party and postmaster general wanted roosevelt didn't feel like he was up to the job. who wanted the job was henry wallace who was but he wasn't even going to be given the task vice aining on as presidential candidates. he was considered too flaky. that's still another story. a conservative in the south who harry byrd of was virginia, the elder harry byrd. there were two harry byrds in senate. and in the democratic national 1944, tion in mid july, harry byrd actually carried states, three southern states in the convention. but when roosevelt, of course, states,all of the other the chairman of the convention, froml jackson, the senator indiana said i now would like to unanimous.is all the others changed their votes and he was unanimously as a presidential candidate for a fourth term. e had wanted, though he couldn't get anybody interested, had wanted henry kooizer to kaiser had no s.litical ambition no but knew he was a democrat or republican. who was he? you may remember if you're old enough the industrialist and ship builder who built t

joe's facing farley dickenson. 4 seconds left to knock off the hawks, 58-57. directle lost to colorado. that's sports, have a great day! >> a seven-year-old boy got the coolest ride to school. he rolled up in the passenger seat of a race car. nascar driver was behind the wheel. caleb and scott was his nascar partner for the boys. he said he sped to school and scott denies that. i'm sure his mother was hoping that didn't happen, either. much more to come on you up on "action news" this morning. including "shelter me rescue of the week." >> reporter: coming up we feature a shelter that rescues guys like this one, halo. that's coming up this morning. >> a local blind woman sees again captured on video. we'll tell you how new technology is giving her sight. plus a check of the exclusive accuweather forecast with meteorologist chris sowers when "action news" saturday at 9:00 continues. what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and ente

joe's facing farley dickenson. 4 seconds left to knock off the hawks 58-57 and drexel lost to colorado. that's sports, have a great day! >> despite the cold air, 6 lacrosse teams suited up for a good cause in south philadelphia. the players took to the field for the 5th annual philly charity showdown. it's raising money for thomas ts jefferson university hospital. of shaving stuff. and thankfully, being able to find backups. lifeand thankfully, of shaving stuff. being able to find backups. >> a robbery suspect is dead after being shot by delaware state troopers following a wild chase. we hear from the suspect's family. >>> yet another atlantic city casino will be closing its doors for good. >>> plus, frigid morning we're waking up to temperatures below freezing in parts of the area this morning. meteorologist chris sowers is outside in the cold with a look ahead. hey chris. >> reporter: good morning, you need to do jumping jacks or something, feels like buffalo out here. here's the numbers, get ready, 22 degrees in the poconos. him 25 in allentown. wilmington, 28. millville, 26. trento

jim farley, one time chairman of the democratic party and postmaster general, wanted the job, but roosevelt didn't feel he was up to the job. another person who wanted the job was henry wallace, who was vice president. but he wasn't going to be given the task of remaining on as vice presidential candidate. he was considered too flaky, and that is still another story. a conservative in the south who wanted the job was harry bird of virginia. the elder harry byrd. there were two in the senate. and in the democratic national convention in mid july 1944, harry byrd carried three 7 states in the but when roosevelt carried all the other states the chairman of the convention, samuel jackson, the senator from indiana, said, i would like to declare this unanimous. so of course of all the others changed their votes and he was voted unanimously as presidential candidate for a fourth term. he had wanted -- he couldn't get anybody interested but he wanted henry kaiser to be a candidate possibly to succeed him. henry kaiser had no political ambitions. no one knew whether he was a democrat or a republican

joe's facing farley dickenson. they knocked off the hawks 58-57 and drexel lost to colorado.hat's sports, have a great day! >> some young street hockey players in south jersey ended their season with a perfect record last night. this is the west deptford street hockey playoffs for the undefeated flyers attempted to continue their unbeaten streak and they did it, beating the opposing team the islanders by a score of 7-1. the. >>> we have much more coming up on saturday morning, stay with us. a robbery suspect is dead after being shot by delaware state trooper following a wild chase. we hear from the suspect's family. >>> yet another atlantic city casino is closing its doors for good. >>> frigid morning look at that, you can see the steam rolling up. it's so cold outside, a lot of us looking at temperatures below freezing in parts of the area. . we kind of need it. i have trees in my front yard that are green. we need something. >> i don't know that he with need these temperatures. >> reporter: let's go live on sky 6. there's the view in atlantic city, the sun getting ready to

farley dickinson, miles cleaning up the mess.inter with four seconds next to knock off the hawks. 58-57 tonight. >> all right. thanks, jamie. >> citizens bank park was transformed to lacrosse mecca tonight. elite teams from tri-state as well as georgia and massachusetts all open happened fifth app you'll philly charity show down. st. auguststein prep. the event that featured six back-to-back games dunld as fundraiser for jefferson back-to-back games dunld as fundraiser for jefferson university hospital's looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >> if you have a couple million sit allege round you could own the home from the god father. this five bedroom english tudor is staten island is setting for movie epic opening the house changed hands once since the movie came out in 1972 just renovated in 2012 and has a man cave, gym, even an english pub. there's also a salt water swimming pool. asking price is $2.9 mill sglon not bad. not bad at all. >> it has a man cave. >> and pub. >> makes it a

. >>> joining me now is christopher john farley, the editor of the entertainment blog.you again. the eminem album came out before the ipod and instagram. how is swift able to do it? >> well, her album is kind of a throwback because of its sound invoking pop hits of yesteryear and the sales scoring the kind of platinum numbers that we haven't seen in about a decade. and the reason is, you know, they say that sex sells. in taylor swift's case, ex sells. she's broken up with nashville and country music and turned that into a it had. part of her charm, part of the secret of her success is she turns her albums into events. she gives you reasons why you have to go out and you must buy this new album. in the past, she's done it by saying, this is an album i'm doing by myself. i'm writing all of the songs. she had great duets and now with this album it's her first pop album and that gave people a reason to go out there and buy it and experience her music as if for the first time. >> now, we've seen other artists try to figure out how to negotiate this new, difficult world. jay-

jenni "jwoww" farley was even a bridesmaid for her so congrats to the newlyheads. >> slow danced to "ow guys to a little dog named lucy who has a very unusual talent, if you can even call it a talent, or maybe she needs to perhaps learn the concept of boundaries. yeah, check it out. so i can't exactly tell you how she feels about this kid ryan who is the owner's son. >> oh. >> yep. but that's right. >> pantsed. >> she definitely likes his shorts, though. lucy is relentless. she goes in for round two. >> glad it's fun. >> and that, folks, is what they man by dogged determination. >> dogged determination. >> do you like that? >> i got it. >> yes, they did. >> yeah, that dog would work well in a locker room. rachel, thank you very much. appreciate it. meanwhile, i don't -- that's a figure of speech. 46 we'll be right back with more "gma." keep it here. black friday deals aren't over yet at lowe's! so it's not too late to save on tools and gifts. hurry in now for $50 off this dewalt 20 volt cordless drill, and $100 off this dewalt miter saw. don't miss out on the year's best deals at lowe

weighing in is amy farley, news editor at travel and leisure and seth capland joining us from new orleans at the airline information mega event conference which looks at loyalty and ancillary in the industry. seth, i'm going to start with you. we have seen basically record drops in oil prices, 53 weeks in a row that we have seen oil move down. will that translate into lower ticket prices? >> it won't translate directly. airlines can't force people to pay more than they are willing or able to pay to travel. the way they have gotten the fares up is by cutting supply, by basically refusing to carry the most price sensitive travelers. the way prices would go down is if airlines start adding capacity and start flying more and then that brings down average fares. if more marginalniers get to fly again. >> i think it would be paulie annaish for us to expect the prices to trickle down to savings for us. in real dollars it wouldn't translate into much. it's not like it would earn customer royalty or we would recognize we are saving money. >> maybe it would instill some loyalty because you end up p

veteran sally farley was happy to see today's remembrance. >> i enjoy the music and seeing the older just like you said before, the camaraderie of it all. and appreciating each other. >> the vfw adopt a unit program accepted donations to help families dealing with overseas deployments. >>> a consumer warning. first at 4:00, scammers after your money this holiday season. what you need to know to keep your hard-earned cash safe. >>> storm team 4 tracking a big change in the days to come. veronica? >> that's right. take a look at it. here's where we are. there's the cold still far away. but it's headed this way, and it will feel harsh compared to today. we'll also take you up to the midwest and show you images of the heavy snow with that cold. what it means for us on the other side of the break when news4 at 4:00 returns. >>> hey, we want to hear from you about the stories that get you going. what's on your mind today, first at 4:00. like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. >>> looking out for your money as we approach the holidays. a new list of scams to avoid. consumer reporter e

. >> researcher melissa farley says the public should feel zero sympathy for the men who buy other humansy're buying compliance. they're buying servitude. they're buying their right to dominate another person entirely. >> and that translate into modern-day slavery, something that san francisco police will not tolerate. >> we do these operations, we do them sporadically. and you're never going to know when a girl that you pull up on and you interact with and talk to and solicit, could that turn out to be a policewoman, you're going to get arrested, because san francisco doesn't want your business. >>> on the streets of chicago and all across america, the business of sex for sale is booming, fueled by the internet. >> this is not a problem that just happens in another country. >> we have girls come from texas, we have girls come from minnesota, girls come from iowa. >> so, what am i going to be under arrest for? >> prostitution. >> in a world where girls and young women take all the risk, pimps and traffickers keep all the cash. >> it's not physical bondage, it's mental bondage. this is wha

. >> just like chris farley classic snl sketch, not everyone who thinks they can motivate. >> that you're not going to amount to squat. >> there are a lot of people that want to speak because i don't want to book them. >> really? >> i've hurt some feelings but i'm not there to make somebody's career. i'm there to make judgments, who's good, who is very good and who is excellent. >> to help sort them out he uses a trick, his dad picked up from phyllis diller. >> you know when your favorite drink is metamucil. >> measure the time between the big laughs in her act, the goal was at least one every few minutes. turns out it's a good rule of thumb for motivational speakers, too. >> you literally sit there with a watch and time how often they get somebody to laugh or some sort of emotionally sons from their audience. >> old saying, you have to be funny to be a public speaker, the answer is, no. unless i want to get paid. >> palmer says his agency's average booking around $20,000 a speech. >> it was life changing. >> what is more, 80% of motivational speakers now sell something besides their pep

ceo of mastercard, sandy weill, tom farley, we'll be on the red carpet.business celebrities, ceos and others. you can watch it all on cnbc.com starting at 5:30 eastern time. then we roll on to the air at 6:00 p.m. >>> welcome back. mario draghi making those comments. michelle told you how it was whip sawing some of the markets. euro at 1.2412. fell below 1.24 the first time since august 2012. keep an eye on this market today. >> let's get down to new york stock exchange where jim cramer joins us. yesterday, you said we were going to unleash the private sector. you watched both press conferences. you think that's going to happen? >> i love gridlock. you guys were tough this morning. there is no keystone. there is no spirit. what i like is nobody will get anything done. they are even more irrelevant. that is a huge win for stocks. >> the private sector is not going to get early release friday. we have two more years. there is no parole or probation. we got it. we're in here and set for the duration. that's what we voted for. we'll do okay. we've been doing

the move is aimed at retaining farley by giving him experience and he was once considered in the running for the top job of ceo. the outgoing european chief stephen o double take as marketing job back in detroit. ford is projecting a $1.2 billion loss in europe this year. tv contracts or pro basketball and football are cutting into yuppies profits. disney posted quarterly earnings that beat estimates and movie profits help offset the rising cost for sports programming at espn. the disney ceo bob iger is not a big fan of unbundling. they have no plans to offer espn or the disney channel on the standalone basis. >> we've got a multi channel bundle that is creating tremendous value for us and great value for the consumer. there is no reason as far as we see to do anything rash or do anything that necessarily or that damages it for the long term. >> shares of disney are trading lower today. has found a way to keep staff from leaving in the wake of bill gross his departure. pay them more -- the firm introduced a $279 million award program. and employees and clients were rattled when bill gros

. >> i wonder what you will do with jim farley in europe.t job working for toyota with lexis. he has come over here as the chief marketing officer. now he is going to an operational position. >> i think he will do great. he has a great product background. that is the heart of what we do. he has a product development background. he lets cars. i think he's going to do great in europe. it will be a good move. he is going to enjoy it. >> are the problems in europe brand orith the ford problems with the european consumer? >> the ford brand is doing well in europe. our products are well received. but you have some years of struggling economies. now russia is not doing so well. really you have a structural .roblem in the european area we are coming back. one of the issues with the profit cut was the european glasses. issueser is the currency affecting you and south america. a seven year low against the dollar. that has not to affect asia. >> anytime we look at a new trade agreement we got to make sure that we have currency as part of that though th

cmoked a jim farley, the yesterday and this is what he had to say. >> a lot of automotive trends start not just electric but enthusiasts. hereentities use live because the weather allows them to enjoy the car and that's why platinum series explore was launched here and that's why the was launched in carol's house in gardena where he developed the iconic for its. fords -- thoseor iconic fords. products and the energy products, that's what makes l.a. special for us. basically, a lot of gearheads here. it's not the same as detroit, a little bit different, but it's a car culture. thank you so much. he mentioned, you will be back in the next hour with the ford america president joe hendrick. from automobiles to jets, here's another impact of falling oil prices -- more hard to find private jets are now up for sale. the price of oil has fallen back to levels not seen since 2010. down 38% frome is its 2011 high up $126 per barrel. it's a painful drop the big oil companies and the all petroleum exporting countries in the middle east, africa, and russia. what do you do? many businesses and those

through the hallowed, if somewhat sparse halls once walked by the likes of belushi and farley. >> hallwayriters room where "snl" comedy has been born for 40 years. >> photos of anyone's who been a credited writer. conan o'brien. adam sandler. >> while they may not have the instant recognition of conan or larry david, one of them has his first doppelganger. >> i'm told that we look an awful lot alike. i get that on twitter a lot. >> yeah, yeah. we do. i never seen it but yeah. >> do you get this ever? i think we're just two generic white guys maybe. do you think i look like michael che? you tell me. we're back with morn "morning joe"? just a moment. [ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ for most people, earning cash back ends here, at the purchase. but there's a new card in town. introducing the citi® doubl

meet pen farley. >> on every single street corner in kabul you'll find stray dogs. in your daily lives so it holds true for u.s. soldiers as well. when i was serving in afgh afghanistan i thought it was unique looking after this dog but i was wrong. to date, the organization has rescued over 650 dogs or cats, serving soldiers around the world. animals out in the streets there was a big problem with rabies. we were also helping the afghan people. when we get a call from the soldier we have to get the dog from wherever the soldier is afghanistan to the shelter in kabul. we'll neuter or spay and vaccinate against a variety of diseases and then the animal starts his journey from kabul to the soldiers home country. >> when i pulled caden inside of the crate i was so excited and more excited she remembered me. she's a huge part of the transition being easier for me. >> my connection with afghanistan stays alife because of that, so for me every time i look at him, makes me smile. >> a lot of smiles there. >> right. >> we need the tissues again. >> i know. indra and i were

former snl star chris farley. look at that little baby. >> pretty good. >> the next one.ar. >> phenomenal. >> the eyebrows are exact. he really is. one more baby to show you. you want to guess who it is. cue the baby. >> that's got to be jay leno. >> that's me. >> yes, it is. >> i see the chin. >> and your hair. amazing hair. >> it's black and white. that shows you how old i am. >> adorable. >> what happened? >> i don't know. >> how did you enjoy your first trending segment? >> yeah, this is really something. yeah, yeah. >> when i used to go on jay's show he would say i really like that trending segment. until now. >> until now. one day i actually see it in play, i realize -- >> but you like -- >> with the bowling ball, it was downhill after that. >> that's what's trending today. >> really? >> jay will stick around to tell us about a big surprise for one soldier. >> it is a big surprise. >> we'll get into that. >>> up >>> we're back with the "people" magazine cover we look forward to. people went down under to find him, so-called awesome aussie, chris hemsworth. and julie

through the hallowed if somewhat sparse halls once walked by belush i, murphy, and farley. >> the hallwaywriter on the show. larry david is up there. conan o'brien. adam sandler. >> that wall alone is the comedy hall of fame. >> while they may not yet have the instant recognition of conan or larry david, one of them has his first doppleganger. >> i'm told that we look an awful lot alike. i get that on twitter a lot. michael? >> no, i wasn't talking to -- >> yeah. >> we do. i never seen it, but, yeah. >> do you get this ever? >> wow! >> i think we're kind of two generic white guys maybe. >> yeah. nice cop and even nicer cop. >> yeah. >> funny on their own and hilarious together. they're really good. you can catch colin jost and michael che saturday on kwo"snl with cameron diaz, marc bronson. a tweet about what's on the show "today." we're getting testicular exams and also michael che and colin jost and michael tweets out, tough act to follow. >> he did well. >> he did really well. >> he did. >>> coming up next, cooks today serves up the make ahead dishes to save you time and aggravation ne

. >> manners in lifestyle expert thomas farley is the founder of whatmannersmost.com.we'll introduce each of our guests. first, we have the annoying aunt. >> when are we going to sit down? is the food ready yet or? seems like it's been baking for a long time. >> annoying aunt, everybody! all right. >> then we have jared, who is the criticizer. >> criticizer! >> i just hope she doesn't burn the turkey again this year. >> oh! >> and kristen is the grumpy teen. >> like, omg: i just go hang out with my friends already? >> all right, how about john with the big ego? >> this is going to be so boring. let's just get this over with, really. come on, let's move on. >> you're so much better than this. >> yeah, you are. >> all right. and sal is our big drinker. >> big drinker. >> can you tell them to pour me another drink, please? >> all right. sandy is our chatty cathy. >> you know, my mom always said i'm chatty, but my uncle said i'm really not, but i guess i am, but you know, really, i don't think i'm that bad, am i? am i really chatty? do you think i'm chatty? you've been dri