there are not hearths in the upstairs. a lot of times in the loft space you find hearths, a fireplace opening definite indication people were living up there. this one does not have that. that doesn't mean they weren't living up there. they were living up there and why there is a partition wall and door opening up there and a staircase. an enclosed staircase leading up there. that was living space upstairs. you can never really tell for sure without documentation and where people were sleeping or how many people were living in these spaces. for kitchens, those were always living spaces, at least my understanding because kitchens were always used and kind of just the what you kind of learn or hear from things, once you lit the hearth in the kitchen it never went out, just because, you know, it took so long to light back then the fireplace and get it running, it took so long to do everything, it was running, you always had to have hot water on hand that someone had to be there to watch that fire. also, just from the slave na

you can tempt your taste buds at hot of the new restaurant in town hearth side in n jersey. >> there is no one else around here cooking directly on wood fire. >>h side by isg up the restaurant scene incollings woodcks new jersey it has flair fy cuisine cookvery scene you can see the che in phi pairing seasonal ingredients from loc farms. >> putting on some blue cheese dressing and agedic. >> small plates medium plates and large plates and some for the table. you can mix and match and get a taste of things. >> like the pastas made here daily. >> we hand roll everything. >> i don't think i have tried something like this. >> this is fennel sausage and butter milk squash. and it created a robust atmosphere. dominic and his wife built hearth side from the ground up and upstairs wanting to make the restaurant as attention of their home. >> we wanted it to feel like a home. >> fyi philly i'm jeanette reyes. >> we'll bet right back stay with us. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better i go with anoro. ♪go your own way♪ copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way"

they are in front of the fireplace or hearth. and they were used for -- both as root cellars but also for storage of personal items that the enslaved people made had. and they range in size and shape, and there's a wide variety of them. some are wood lined. some are brick lined. some are just, you know, just holes, just dirt. but -- this one is special because this building is raised on piers. this is stone mined. some of it is above the ground because the building is raised on piers. today in addition to 3d laser scanning the building, we are also going to open the pit to protect it, to protect the pit. the floor boards were nailed closed to keep things out of it. we're going to open it back up to look at it and also to scan it. >> that's original. >> that framing is? >> yeah, uh-huh. >> how can you tell? >> the fact that the saw marks on this framing go straight up and down. that's a reciprocal water-driven saw. and so that would sort of put it in the 19th century sometime. and they start circular sawing lumber close to the mid

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. >> reporter: target launched four new original brands this fall, including hearth and hand, co-designed by hgtv stars chip and joanna gaines. cornell says sharp reaction to that brand has been amazing and has been a traffic driver. but sales in traditional traffic driving categories like essentials are lower. and grocery needs improvement. target has lower prices on thousands of items, hoping to drive traffic into stores for household staples. and for checking off shoppers' holiday wish lists. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney reagan in minneapolis, minnesota. >>> meanwhile, cisco's security business helped that company report better than expected earnings and revenue in its most recent quarter. the world's largest network maker has been diversifying its business away from just switching and routing and it may be paying off. shares rose in initial fraytrad and after hours tonight. n has more. >> reporter: instead of a one-time sale, cisco is counting on revenue from subscription-based services. that's critical for cisco because the market for its hardware, meaning switches and

a sunken hearth in the middle of the living room. >> it's wild getting up here.the rocks in the road. not only does this heat the entire house, it's the gathering place on lights like these. they get together, cook, eat, drink slightly chunky sake and enjoy the country life. the boys laid out the makings of an amazing feast. enormous scallops pulled this morning from the sea sizzle and pucker in the fire in a touch of home brewed soy sauce. wild japanese bohr raid yeas a sweet aroma as it cooks. >> how long have you known each other? >> three years. >> i love this kind of cooking. it's the way i like it. >> wow. sweet. >> freshly caught local quail is rubbed with olive oil and glazed with the homemade soy. >> good? >> that's good. >> slow cook give this is nafr. soft and juicy. >> how is the fish? >> you know what he said? i'm going to burn it up. >> him first. >> good food takes a long time. >> this big argument with the spanish is umami a flavor or sensation? >> it's an essence. >> it's a mysterious force. >> much bigger than the universe. >> bigger than flavor

a beautiful 120-year-old traditional kominka style home built around an irori -- a sunken hearth in theow, the rocks in the road. >> masa: yeah, right? >> anthony: man, it's -- >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: ooh, pretty. not only does the irori heat the entire house, it becomes the gathering place on nights like these. >> masa: arigato, cheers. >> anthony: konbai. they get together -- cook, eat, drink large quantities of unfiltered, slightly chunky sake, and enjoy the country life. lookin' good. the boys have laid out the makings of a pretty amazing feast -- iwana, or char, were caught today in a nearby mountain stream. enormous hokkaido scallops, pulled this morning from the sea of japan, sizzle and pucker in their shells over the fire in butter and lime juice and a touch of home-brewed soy sauce. wild japanese boar hangs above the coals, radiating its sweet aroma as it cooks. look at that. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: so how long have you all known each other? how many years? >> masa: 30 years. right? we know each other. i love this kind of cooking, you know? it's the way i like. >> anthony

you had a fireplace, a hearth in every room. >> raaja: and people, on the regular payrolls whose only sat in, a curtained box. >> rakejhwar: and this man would go stamping his staff in the ground, and the bells will jingle, and the common folk would give way. and normally, they were not even supposed to look in the direction. it was bad manners. and normally, they were not even supposed to look in the direction. it was bad manners. >> anthony: right. >> raaja: it wasn't easy for the people who built the town. it was india that paid the bill for all this grandeur, for all this pomp, for all this show. >> rakejhwar: they did it, at our expense, and with our money. >> anthony: at the end of the meal there's coffee,randy, and cigars in the sitting room. as one does, or once did. >> reggie: i hope you enjoyed the dinner too. >> anthony: oh very much. it was delicious. really wonderful. lot of history in this house. and one can be forgiven for maybe briefly forgetting, what it took to build this lost kingdom. and how much the world has changed around it. one, two, here we go ♪ i'm alive, i'

fall, including hearth and hand by chip and joanna gaines.pper reaction to the brand has been amazing and a traffic driver. but sales in traditional traffic-driving categories like essentials are lower and grocery needs improvement. target has lowered prices on thousands of item s hoping to bring traffic into the store to check out shoppers' holiday wish lists. >>> the "today" show is next on nbc 4. >> let's see what they're working on. head up to new york. sheinelle jones, craig melvin. what do you have? >> coming up on "today," we're live at the white house with the breaking news overnight. president trump's decision to halt the lift of a ban on bringing big game trophies into the u.s. we'll have the latest. >>> also ahead, with grocery wars heating up, how the competition between supermarkets is becoming a major win for when you do your thanksgiving shopping. >>> we'll sit down with dale earnhardt jr. he reflects on a racie ining ca as he gets set to retire with one final ride. >> those stories and more on a saturday morning here on "today

number ten now, jill hearth says she and her then boyfriend were involved in a business venture with trump. she says he made unwanted advances towards her including groping her under her skirt on two occasions in 1992, in 1993. and then there was a statement from hope hicks again to cnn, quote, mr. trump denies each and every statement made by mishearth. number 11 is jessica drake, an adult film performer and director says trump invited her to his suite at a charity golf tournament in lake tahoe. that was in 2000 of. she brought two other women with her because she says she didn't feel comfortable going alone. >> he grabbed each of us tightly in a hug and kissed each one of us without asking permission. he was wearing pajamas. >> she also says trump offered her $10,000 and the use of his private plane if she would go out to dinner or attend a party with him. the trump campaign's statement called the story totally false and ridiculous. number 12, ka reign that virginia, a yoga instructor and life coach. >> he then walked up to me and reached his right arm and grabbed my right arm. the

know there's a number of new brands that target's launched including four in the fall then kelly, hearth and hand collection from chip and joe wan in a gaines is actually amazing. that was the word cornell used to describe it so far with the shortstop response holiday quarter is really key, so there's a lot to watch here for the retailer back over to you guys. >> if i get in there, i'm going to boost their q4 numbers myself with the collection. the important thing about the guidance, especially the lower end of it which is what the reaction seems to be it's such a wide range you could drive a truck through it seems to indicate -- if they had narrow guidance down even at the bottom it's not like the stock would have reacted worse, right? >> you're right. so the guidance range is wide, so for 1.05 to 1.25. it's in there, but of course that's at the higher end of that wide range so that is some concern. the comparable sales forecast however does look like it's above the street so maybe there's some concern that higher sales are coming at the cost of lower profit we know that target's making

. >> have you not hearth of "ant man"?ope there are scenes scenes that require moody foggy looks. >> we have that today and rain for them tomorrow. >> here is a look at something completely different, snow. if they need that for "ant man." we know where to take them. >>> good morning, america. breaking news, the tampa serial killer suspected of striking again. police on the scene of a deadly shooting just blocks away from where three others were killed. this person of interest still on the loose. police now warning people to stay indoors. >>> doubling down. >> i don't even know the woman. i don't know anything about her. >> overnight alabama senate candidate roy moore going after the fifth woman now accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> mr. moore reached over and began groping me. >> saying he sexually assaulted her when she was just 16. now calls growing for him to drop out of the race, and the troubling new stories emerging from his hometown this morning. >> breaking news for our viewers in the west. the three ucla baske

donald trump is at hearth sort of a provok tour. the congressman makes a very fair point which is donald trump's twitter feed is not necessarily a bad thing for him politically. he makes it a bad thing for him politically, and i think moral alley, because of the way that he does it. he uses it to provoke. he uses it to needle. he uses it to bully. that's what he's doing here. look, al franken's behavior is unacceptable. >> yeah. >> that's fine. but donald trump has a lot of things that he has not answered for, things that his party has not answered for. and that's the problem here is that you're the president of the whole country. >> yeah. >> you can say -- go ahead. >> here is the other tweet. i haven't seen it. i stopped following because it was too much. so -- that is small for me. and so think that just last week he was lecturing anyone who would listen about sexual harassment and respect for women. leslie stall tape, question mark. okay. so there you go. and again, it proves the point here, maria, what i was just saying. he p w

southerners as having fought for self-government and seeing southerners as having fought for defense of hearth and home. out of that determination proved themselves right grows a movement called the lost cause, which is increasingly an organized movement with incredible cultural power. will become incredibly influential in the south by the turn-of-the-century. and the movement to erect monuments emerges out of that lost cause movement. now, the vast majority of the monuments will go up between the end of the war and about 1920. but i would say it is important to see that as a two-phased process. between 1867 and the turn-of-the-century, the majority of confederate monuments go up in cemeteries, almost 70%. of those monuments, probably close to 70% feature not the confederate soldier you are used to, but some thought -- some funerealuneral real -- design. there were very few monuments put up to confederate leaders during this time. there was the statue in washington lee university that is supposed to be leave -- lee asleep. he looks good to me. by the 1890's up against a change. one way you can

of states rights, seeing southerners as having fought for state government and having fought for hearth and home. out of that determination to prove themselves right grows a movement towards the lost cause which has incredible cultural power that will become incred aably influential in the south. and the movement to erect monuments emerges out of that lost cause movement. the vast amount will go up between the war and about 1920 but i would see it as important to see that as a two-phased process. between 1867 and the turn of the century the majority of confederate monuments, almost over 70% go up in cemeteries and of those probably over 60, coming close to 70% of them feature not the confederate soldier you're used to but some sort of design, often if you looked add it you would be hard pressed to tell if it was a confederate monument or not flp are relatively few put up to confederate leaders. there's a standing statue of stone wall jackson in richmond, at memorial chapel at robert e. lee university which is supposed to be lee asleep. he looks dead to me. by the 1890s that begins to ch

former miss utah temple tagger, jill hearth, multiple other reports from beauty paggent contestants and more. everybody is getting their day in the sun in the me, too, moment. peter baker and ann gearan, thank you. >>> jared kushner is under fire from the senate judiciary committee for not turning over documents that the committee has learned about from other witnesses in their investigation into the trump campaign's ties to russia. >>> also, a spectacular collection of lies. that's how a former george w. bush speechwriter describes the trump team in a scathing new column. we'll bring that to you. >>> and add image problem to the list of donald trump's political woes. some of the most widely circulated images of the trump era, and they aren't pretty. us. it's what this country is made of. but right now, our bond is fraying. how do we get back to "us"? the y fills the gaps. and bridges our divides. donate to your local y today. because where there's a y, there's an us. what's that, broheim? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? yeah bro-fessor, and more. like r

jessica leads, mindy mcgill va, kristen anderson, cathy heller, jill hearth, jessica drake, ka reignaa and one woman who has yet to be nailed. so the president says they are all lying, all of them. so if you're keeping score at home, he is fine saying franken is guilty and bill clinton and that he's not surprised about harvey weinstein, but he is willing to extend the benefit of the doubt to two notable individuals, roy moore and then the man caught on tape saying this. >> you know, i'm automatic lg attracted to beautiful -- i just start kissing them. it's like a magnet. and when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. >> whatever you want. >> grab them by the -- do anything. >> let's bring in our panel. joined now by david gur again -- david, first to you. the president weighing in as he did over night. what does it accomplish for him other than making him look like a hip credit. >> his team really think we're stupid, that they don't notice, that they don't see the hypocrisy, that they don't really care. i think eats got it absolutely wrong. people care increasingly. w

hearth said mr. trump made unwanted sexual advances towards her, including groping her against her wishes on two separate occasions. then candidate trump himself had this to say. >> every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign. total fabrication. the events never happened. never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> needless to say, president trump has filed exactly zero lawsuits against any of his accusers. in fact, the only lawsuit filed in all of this is from summer zervos for defamation against her character, a suit against him. when accusations against harvey weinstein were made public the president said he was, quote, not surprised. in response, the white house was asked about its position regarding mr. trump's many accusers and the white house press secretary, whose salary you taxpayers pay, stood by that line while standing at the podium from the people's house, saying all of these women are liars. >> is the official white house position that all of th

trying to make sure that hearth has somewhere to go until the types can be fixed. >>> surprising allegations against kevin spacey, this time this involving a legal probe conducted at the request of london's old vic theater. that investigation under covered 20 claims of inappropriate behavior during his time as artistic director starting in 2003. those claims were made during dozens of personal testimonies provided to attorneys. the theater says no legal action was taken against spacey and only one complaint was filed with management. the theater says the allegations have not been verified. >>> they are trying to figure out how a psychiatric killer escaped from a hospital in hawaii and made his with a i to california. the cap driver met saito on his way from san jose to stockton and his cab company called its sheriff's department. he was taken into custody and arrested at that gas station. he escaped from a mental hospital in hawaii on sunday and used an alias to get on a flight. >>> coming up next on the "today" show the roy moore scandal is growing, new accusations of sexual misconduct this

hearth and hand isn't one of target's limited time designer collaborations, but, rather, a multi-year partnership with chip and joanna gaines designing these products that are refresh eight times a year that's twice as often as a typical home line refreshes in a target store there's a lot of items that have to do with entertaining and the home the chief merchant says it will drive additional trips and traffic. back to you. >> courtney, thank you >> all right, coming up the saudi purge. we'll get a live report from the kingdom where the powerful were arrested royals as lls sissn. at next.buneme me. ambitions live everywhere. synchrony financial gives people the buying power and financial toolsthat help make them happen. synchrony financial. what are you working forward to? >> wilbur ross responds to the paradise paper saying reports that he didn't disclose an investment in a company with ties to russia are wrong details straight ahead >>> a corruption crackdown in saudi arabia billionaire saudi prince has been arrested. a live report from riyadh and how the arrest could affect u.s.-sau

. >> and of course we got to go back to our inapropriate heartwarming by the hearth holiday pole. what do you think is the most popular holiday forgetting it on, the hankypanky. >> i'm getting some questions, what exactly is hankwpanky? >> yes, uncle mike, tell us? >> horizontal folk dancing. >> you hear that, austin? >> low doesn't like to folk dance? put it that way. >> get your groove on. >> oh, i see. so, people who are weighing in, a lot of people think it is new years eve. but you still have some timement and we will reveal later in the show. because there is research that's been done on this. >> yes. >> big money on this. >> big money. so please, weigh in. >> it is raining. >> but won't rain all day. >> that's good. >> no. >> well, we're trying to travel now. >> right. if you don't like to drive in the rain, just wait a little while. >> like until after the evening rush. >> well, for rain purposes, you can wait until 11:00. >> maybe do some -- >> get it out of the. >> i right. >> seven out of ten, it is raining right now, bus stop buddy for the kids who do have to go to sch

know, our new brands have been incredibly well received with just a couple days ago, we introduced hearth hand our collaboration with chip and jo and the reaction across the country has been amazing it's driving traffic to our stores visits to our site the guests love the collection so we're off to a great start. and it's still early we've got a lot of work to do. but we feel really good about our position as we go into the fourth quarter >> you started to dig through the numbers a little bit you mentioned comp sales are up 90 basis points. that was double what the street was expecting. but digital was responsible for 80 of those basis points it's still a very tiny portion of target's business something like under 5% of total sales. so if 120th of the company is responsible for almost all of the sales growth, what does that mean for the stores that you guys are leaning more into as opposed to pulling back and cutting down on your store fleet? >> i feel good about our store performance. it's stabilizing we saw a flat comp in our stores, but our stores are enabling our digital performance.