. >> definitely not mama jeans. the thing that georgia has got going on that i covet is like sexy skinny legs. so, we've given her this motorcycle skinny with like amazing detail. she could, you know, sort of add on the details without stopping because she's got the skinny legs and she can pull it off. the leather patches. >> basically you're saying if someone has a wider thigh and hips it's not a good look for someone like that. >> no, because if you're thicker, you've already got the volume. where georgia doesn't have a lot of volume, she can add it with leg details like that. >> next up, thank you, georgia. we have caitlin. now, caitlin is wearing a bell. are bells in this year? >> here's the big secret. they're making their way back for fall but back in a big way for spring/summer. caitlin is getting a jump start on the trend. i love that bells are back. >> i love bells. >> i've got, you know, booty and hips and bells are great for balancing it and, also y mean, caitlin is quite tall. but if you're not, you can

," but we got a letter saying "you may not tape billie jean." only wants to do it for people in the pasadena civic." we had just seen it and went, oh, my god. we can't let that happen. i went and said, "look, let us tape it, and if you don't like it, you can come to the editing room. if you don't like it, we won't use it. but we have to tape it." >> right. >> he agreed and came to the editing room and worked with us. he was very anticipate that end of the day. was so much a moving target. this one's in, this is out. they're coming, they're not coming. stevie missing rehearsal. all of that. don't want to pick on stevie. but we had rooms upstairs, debarge working with choreographers. it took on a life of its own, you know. we were all trying to hold the tiger by the tail. >> yeah. mr. chairman, you said there were moments. sadness on that night. let me come to today, 2014, and ask how you -- how you processed sitting here, having lost -- i mean, we're fans, and i feel -- i'm still grieving over michael. i ain't got over marvin being gone. that's b

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, jean.ur wet weather coverage continues tomorrow morning on "today in the bay." you can also go to nbc bay area.com. there you'll find an interactive radar in the forecast for your community. again, that's nbc bay area.com. >>> from ferguson to san francisco, the damage was significant in union square. only now are we getting the real details from last friday's protest. today police chief greg sur says there were 79 arrests. sfpd displayed several tiemts that they said were confiscated from the protesters. at least five sfpd officers were injured, including one who was hit in the face with a bottle while sitting inside of his patrol car. >> what went on on friday night is not first amendment activity. it's criminal conduct by a fringe element that seems to embed themselves in lawful first amendment activity and then acts out past that. and we will not have that here in san francisco. >> the chief says police will continue to facilitate demonstrations as long as they remain peaceful. >>> pres

jean, what do you have? >> reporter: we're here at the hall of justice, and i want to show you a pretty unusual scene. it's very common to see police cars parked here in front of 850 bryant, but it is not common to see officers gathering here on the steps in front of the hall of justice. just a few minutes ago there were about 100 police officers standing on those steps being briefed. and i'm told san francisco police are gathering here at the hall of justice, getting ready to offer their support to police departments in the east bay who have their hands full tonight with protesters. you can see many of these officers are holding riot gear. many of them have left. but sfpd is in close contact with the departments across the bay and getting ready to deploy officers here to the east bay if they're needed, if and when they say they're ready to help out. so they are gathering the troops tonight, amassing their forces and ready to help out. back to you. >> jean, thanks very much. and protesters in berkeley did no

. >> reporter: 13-year-old gregory jean jr. is all smiles now, hard to believe after the four-year ordeal police say he went through. they found him behind a fake wall at his biological father's home in jonesboro, georgia. jean says he was abused and kept as a slave. his mother reported him missing four years ago after he went to visit his father. the mom never heard from him again until last week when jean sent her a friend request on facebook. after telling his mom what was happening, she called police. jean then managed to use an internet-connected phone to lead police to where he was. >> i just went on the play store and downloaded an app called magic jack. >> reporter: jean's father is now facing false imprisonment and cruelty to children charges. jean was eventually found during a second search. >> it's a standard linen closet and one of the shelves, a door access panel into the upper garage area, which was beams and insulation. >> reporter: police say more charges are possible in the case. don champion for cbs news new y

jean shue is dusty's owner. >> dusty usually goes out at night when we go to bed.ome back in about 4:00 in the morning, and when he comes back and he has brought something, he'll meow. that's his way of letting us know he has brought something for us. >> dusty will steal just about anything he can fit in his mouth and then leave his loot in jean's yard. >> i've collected probably close to 550 some odd items. just estimating all the things i didn't actually keep, some of the things we threw away, we really think it's close to a little over 600 probably. >> jean's neighbors have had a hard time keeping their belongings away from dusty. >> he takes a lot of stuff. like shoes, crocs, balls, football balls. >> about two years ago, i had a bathing suit out back drying and left it out overnight, and it was gone the next morning. >> i didn't know that cats were so smart. >> and though they may want to wring his collar, this klepto cat hasn't always lived a life of crime. he actually comes from innocent beginnings. >> we got dusty five years ago. he went to our humane socie

let's look at the husky jeans. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and so i would buy husky jeans. >> jimmy: whato wonder i'm scarred for life. >> jimmy: there was a brand of jeans. i remember even as a kid, i thought, this is not right. they were called big yank. [ laughter ] do you remember that? >> i do. that's worse than husky. i swear to you, there was a restaurant on the corner and i would get the husky jeans. i'd say, can we stop at the olive garden? >> jimmy: you might as well. if you're going to have the husky jeans, you might as well eat bredsticks, as well. this big new year's eve show -- >> yeah. "dick clark's new year's rockin' eve." >> jimmy: it's the most cumbersome title. >> i know. it's -- >> jimmy: you leave yourself off -- when you say the title, because -- >> it's so strange. >> jimmy: i'm ryan seacrest, they know i'm on it, but everybody else is "deke clak's new year's rockin' eve with ryan seacrest." >> i actually have to think about it. when you say, welcome back to "american idol," but i'm seeing it in my head, like lyrics in a song. >> jimmy: i worked with dick clark and

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you so much. >>> the mannvicted of setting more than a dozen fires in san jose back in january learned his fate today. he will likely spend the rest of his life in prison as part of a plea deal patrick brennan pleaded guilty today to more than a dozen charges all in exchange for a sentencing of 40 years to life in prison. the deal stipulates that brennan serves at least 38 years before he'll be eligible for parole. >>> and tonight the window washer that fell 11 stories from a san francisco building is alive, recovering, and does hope to walk again. last month 58-year-old pedro perez landed on a moving car, fracturing his pelvis, breaking his arm, and suffering brain trauma. now his wife says he's improving and will be transferred to a rehab center. however, his family is really struggling to make ends meet. >> why we're here today is to ask help from the public and from the community. we need help during this time of recuperation and to help maintain our family. it's not easy to be here asking for help. >> th

nbc's jean elle joins us from san francisco's mission high school with more. jean?: raj, members of the black student union here at mission high school say it feels like society believes it's okay for police to shoot young men of color. tonight students here say it's time to make some noise and knock some sense into society. hundreds of san francisco high school students showed their support for michael brown sr. at a solidarity rally at mission high. >> to make change. >> reporter: members of mission's black student union say they are standing up for michael brown's son and others who were killed by police. >> trayvon martin and oscar grant. we thought, you know, time something needs to happen. and it's time for it to change. and so we put our minds together and decided let's start a rally. >> reporter: brown says he believes the rising chorus of protesters chanting "black lives matter" will help create change. >> keep everything alive all over the nation and just let your voice be heard. you know, don't back down. don't be scared. you have rights. >> reporter: osc

my cnn colleague jean casarez joins me with more. this is the first allegation that cosby molested someone so young. tell me where this goes from here. >> reporter: where it goes from here is the complaint has been filed. according to california procedure, you can't just file a complaint. a judge actually has to look at the merit of the case through certificates of the alleged victim and even the defendant and so there has to be, i think, some authenticity to all of this. but it was filed late yesterday in the superior court of los angeles. and her name is in the complaint. judy huth. she says when she was 15 years old in los angeles county, she and her 16-year-old friend went to a park in san marino. and who was there? bill cosby. she met him. he said, let's go to my tennis club. she and her friend did. he then took them to a home, according to the complaint. that's when he began to engage in a game of billiards and told her, the rules of the game are, you drink a beer every time i win the game of billiards. from there, she says the

j jean? >> well, first, i'd like to commend the university and the wilson center for including this topic in today's forum.today's . i imagine most of us here today either disseminate information about neurologic or get information about north korea. so it's good to step back and look at the coverage. so i'll just make a couple of points to keep in mind as we carry out this discussion. i would just like to say that i am -- i can't under estimate the impact that the internet has had on coverage in general in journalism. i'm old enough to remember the day when i worked at a newspaper and we had one deadline at the end of the day, so we had all day to work on a story to confirm information. that's certainly not the case today in this 24 hour news cycle with cable tv and internet and smartphones where everyone expects to get the news that very moment. site doesn't leave us a whole lot of time to verify information. so sometimes some of the accuracy comes at the expense of demand and speed in toda

jean elle live in berkeley with more on the expanding debate. jean? >> reporter: terry, people from all works of life gathered in berkeley for a different demonstration. singing for social justice, raising money for michael brown's family. activists in berkeley sing for social justice. he organized the fund raiser for michael brown's family. >> not everybody is a leader. everybody's part is important. we need to stand together in solidarity to get anything done. >> after weeks of ongoing protests across the nation against police violence. people are divided. protestors and shoppers, argued about how to restore calm today. in an open letter to the bay area, the president of three police unions, shared concerns about officer safety. saying the legitimate expression of views has devofld into vilification and violence against the natipublic servants. nancy armstrong temple is raising her voice against a broken criminal justice system. >> i have been pulled out of the car driving home late. >> this mother raising money for michael brown's family hurts. >>

jean was eventually found during the second search. >> it is a standard linen closet.here an access door access handle into the upper garage area. which was beamed and insulation. >> police say more charges are possible in the case. don champion, cbs news, new york. >> our time now 8:37. are you still working on your whom day shopping list? >> coming up next we have some details on great gift ideas. high heck stocking stuffers for less than $50. we also have this. >> ♪ beautiful day ♪ chris martin helped out u2 at big benefit concert. show you other rocker who filled in as front man last night, as well. be right back. >> ♪ okay buddy, what's your favorite kind of cheerios? honey nut. but... chocolate is my other favorite... but apple cinnamon is my favorite too... and fruity... oh yeah, and frosted! okay, but...what's you're most favorite of all? hmm... the kind i have with you. me too. >>> well, it is beginning to look a lot like christmas across the tri-state air. >> three, two, one! >> happy holidays! >> santa claus with the christmas tree, at rittenhouse e square l

. >> catherine: 68-year-old jean mamakos.was caught on camera being dragged down the aisle of the plane. >> catherine: jean says it all started when she attempted to move seats before takeoff. >> catherine: when a stewardess attempted to charge her more for changing seats. jean moved back to her originial chair. >> catherine: however. police officers were already on their way. when she resisted the officers. they dragged her down the aisle. >> catherine: jean was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest. and spent three days in jail. the incident happened last year. however the video is now emerging. >> catherine: hundreds of new laws. are going into effect this week. >> catherine: how some of them will affect *you.* >> catherine: also ahead: >> catherine: an update on the mother who gave birth while in a coma in san francisco. >> catherine: and all the recent rain. really messing things up for a train. >> catherine: see whether the sonoma-marin "smart train" now under construction. will be pulling in behind schedule. >>

gregory jean jr.r abused him during the entire four years. >> i was just ready to go home. >> reporter: police found gregory this weekend at his biological father's home in jones borough. officers say the couple had him hiding in a fake wall in a storage room when police burst their home. smith said before friday, it had been one year since she talked to her had son and she didn't know his address. the teen had gone to visit his father four years ago and wasn't allowed to go back home. then last friday, she received a friend request from him on facebook. that's when he gave her his address and told her about the abuse he'd been enduring. smith said he basically used his son as a slave. did all of the yard work. gregory found a phone in the home with no service and used his computer skills to lead police to where he was hidden. >> a downloaded an app that called mama. >> reporter: smith said she had no idea the woman accused of beating her son in 2004 was convicted of cutting her own son with hot sciss

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jean elle is there tonight. jean? >> the storm yet to arrive. some wind. no rain yet. woodland avenue in east palo alto flooded. city leaders hoping to prevent it again. take a look. there are lots of sandbags out here in places. on the peninsula. judy brought young friend to the pacifica pier to check out the weather tonight. we decided to come down and see how it was. >> really fascinating. amazing. but it is very, very dangerous. >> with big waves rolling in and the wind whipping. pacifica police closed the pier early. and plan to keep the gate locked tomorrow. it doesn't surprise me when it gets like this. when it starts to pick up. they close it for safety. >> city crews have in place, in case waves crash. they need to close the road. conditions are expected to intensify overnight. >> i have been here since 1964. >> in east palo alto, mamie roberts had lots of company. and down the street. went into the driveway. >> the bags will keep her garage dry. this drain can't handle a lot of water. the drain got soaked last week. with the bigger storm moving in. not taking

has replaced the jeans. the jeans discounted now. and people are going into athletic wear. it's easy to wear, and washable and don't have to send it to the dry cleeper a cleaner and it th enhance, particularly women's figures. >> and and you have had a chance to look at this thing now for more than a year since ulman's come in. wall street steams to be skeptical the turn around can actually happen. where are you? >> skeptical. i'm hoping it does happen. when you do the damage that was done during the last tenure, i think it's very very difficult to get the customer back in. my hope is they will. it's been a slow year. hopefully they have a better christmas. but you have almost the same amount of stores. you do 6 billion less business it is very difficult to make the bottom line. hopefully they make it but it is a very big struggle. they are working very hard but it is an uphill battle. >> how do you feel about shoppal mall reits? kimco or simon? is there going to be a secular decline in bricks and mortar that we've been hearing about for so long? or do those property manage

jean le part was there too music therapist play is here once a week, today it is all holiday songs, something fun to do besides sitting and watching tv, something new and special for them. >> reporter: staffers and volunteers sing along, some residents play along, it is covered by a generous donor in memory of a former resident, another donor provided lunch. >> we had a group, a caterer who has come out and donated assigned food for everybody for volunteers for residents. >> reporter: residents of the montgomery county development corporation joined the party as well including desiree miller of peco. >> fact that we are able to communicate with these people

jean said he was abused and kept as a slave. mother report he had him missing four years ago, after he went to visit his father. the mom never heard from him again until last week when jean sent her a friend request on facebook, after telling his mom what was happening, she called police. jean then managed to use internet connected phone to lead police to where he was. >> i just went on download dollars an app, and it called, i called my mom. >> jean's father and stepmother now face false imprisonment, cruelty to children charges. the stepmother allegedly lied to police when they initially showed up to the home. jean was eventually found during the second search. >> it is a standard linen closet, in one of the shells where an access a door access panel into the upper garage area. >> which was beams and insulation. >> police say more charges are possible in the case. don champion, cbs news, new york. >> your time now 7:19. a stolen car suspect makes an unusual get away. >> skateboard try to out run police, but not so fast. see ho

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> jean, thank you. scared. confused. people starting to take pictures immediately. within minutes of the flaring. we received dramatic viewer photos. take a look here. send us your pics, video any time you see breaking news. e-mail to isee@nbcbayarea.com. >> microclimate weather alert. fourth storm this week starting to move into the bay area. expected to impact morning commute and potentially bring damage to a soaked bay area. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the storm. where do you see the storm, jeff, and impact compared to others? >> mid roderate. it will compounder use. right now. high cloud spreading through the north bay. south bay. we zoom in on the radarment activity to the north. spotty showers. marin, napa. and point reyes. look ahead to tomorrow morning. the first time we are going to see consistent widespread rainfall. won't be until 6:00 a.m. once we hit 6:00 a.m. it will ramp down here toward south bay. here is an overall look at first part of the time line. scattered areas of showers throughout t

like jean val jean. >> theeries and cholesterol and -- calories and cholesterol and heart attack. >>t remind me of oatmeal with a touch of wet dog. >> i did inhale it.

i have a question for jean and a question for -- a separate question -- my question for jean if basically you can share some of your tactics and skills you've used in your information gathering in your fact finding and verification that you used in north korea versus outside of north korea, in journalism in reporting in general. and those of you who aren't journalists in the room there's different ways to verify your information. can you go to primary sources or roundabout way and there's many ways you can go about it. but you mentioned the whole two source verification for reporting. on a country like north korea did you find yourself having to develop different skills or different tactics to try to get a second confirmation on more sensitive facts not just cultural. so aside from just on the merits of being on the ground in north korea if there were differences or similarities in the skills and tools you used in your information gathering. and my question to the doctor, you speak to practically everybody, people of all different capacities and rules when it comes to north korea, with it

they auctioned off the first batch of the jeans today.he sales price for the basic pair was 130 pounds. you're talking $200 a pair. in case you're wondering the company does in fact wash the jeans before selling them. >> i was wondering about that actually. >> i was too. >> it is favorite toy for kids but these have a special purpose. how these cars and giving children with special needs new sense of freedom. >> and what are the odds a man's live at risk the only thing to save him is a new kidney and his perfect match is his wife? but it's not quite as simple as it sounds. >> the search for a missing camden county boy. police are searching for this missing 10-year-old from parkside. nass sir william last seen at his home on the 1400 block of ormond avenue earlier today. he was wearing a blue sweater, tan pants and carrying a blue and green book bag. if you have any information call police. >> a driver in china finds himself in a hole lot of trouble. he was on his way to work he made a turn into a 20-foot sink hole. look at that. he manage

. >> what about big modeling jobs, guess jeans. >> yes, i am's wearing my guess jeans right now actually. >> yes. >> they are my favorite kind of jeans. i have dreams of it sips i was little and i would go shopping because it was the kyle thing to do here. >> you are in good company, wasn't drew barry more a guess jeans girl. >> and anna nicole smith, kate upton. >> yes good are you cool with kate upton. >> she's cool. we don't talk that much but when we do it is nice. >> you were a sports illustrated swimsuit model. >> yes good in the big anniversary. >> where did you shoot this. >> this was shot in saint lukes. >> oh, yeah. love it. >> look at you girl friend. >> do you have any tips for us regular girls how to take amazing photos. >> you need to find your angle, and take it from above and. >> selfies they hate when they do selfies and they go low like this. >> yes. >> you have to go above. >> above and good side of my face. i go like this and make sure your face is relax. >> and then you lift it up. >> yes. >> exactly. >> then you look so good. >> minute you walk in i went... >> yes.

jean, says the mayor, i'm certain she's behind us. in her home country, reports of pride in the caribbean country. a remarkable woman who has already -- always shown her solidarity with the haitian people. you might think that the newly elected leader being from canada might be a fairly uncontroversial's choice, but she has been marked by controversy in the past. a haitian born miss jean took part in a trip to canada's arctic region and helped to skin a seal, prompting condemnation from the european union. >> thank you for watching france 24. time now for business. we got stephen carroll with us on said. let's start with this strike by the german airline. >> that is right, more than 1300 flights canceled by today and tomorrow, many pilots will of walked off the job. this will affect long-haul flights on monday and tuesday. it is a series of strikes over proposed changes in their early retirement provisions. lufthansa says they have made concessions in previous talks including a 5% pay rise, but the pilots do not believe that is enough

we got you jeans. it's about time. pipin' hot pillsbury crescent rolls. make your holidays pop!s...guys! pillsbury cinnamon rolls, with cinnabon cinnamon, are an irresistable sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. make breakfast pop! >>> we want to leave you tonight with something very important to all of us. a look at the people here who help bring you "nightline" throughout the year. merry christmas. it's thehristmas season, that one time of year when everybody stops everything they're doing to think for one moment about the most important event in human history, that moment when god entered human history as one of us. and here at the spencerville seventh-day adventist church, people are gathering to talk about that one event, just as people have for thousands of years, gathered to study that event. i hope you'll join us inside. you can see i still have to go get ready for this event, so i'm going to go and get changed. you go on inside, and i'll join you in just a moment. so, let's see if we have some musicians who are ready to go. are you kids excited?

they have hired 50 of them, the company auctioned off the first batch of jeans today. price for the basic paris 130-pound, about 200 bucks. in case you are wondering the company does wash the jeans before selling them. >> so you are buying used jeans. >> essentially. >> yeah. >> with technology constantly evolving so are hackers. >> they are smarters and devices like smart tv's and baby monitors are prime target. >> cyber experts say something as small as keeping the boilerplate pass word on your device when you get it can put you and your family at risk. a lot of new technology comes with web cams, microphones and wifi. experts say your private moments can instantly become public and get streamed live over the internet. >> 4,000 unsecured cameras were hack into right here in the united states. hundreds here in the tri-state area. as unsuspect families were being spied upon. >> remember those days of typewriters and polaroids. >> creepy didn't have hackers then. >>> experts say when you give that holiday purchase, take a few extra moments and create your own pass word.

. >> hi, i'm jean yes my name is jean and sometimes, people call me sir, girl. san francisco has served our sewer system and it's no square feet it's a matter of time. that's why we're planning major upgrades public health depends on it that. see how this important work is done. i was fascinated by it. we're going to creek. i would recycle you to come up and see the sewer system in minnesota that's why we see this through the plant. a lot of people don't realize how much work sgo goes into cleaning the water were. we offer free service to san >> good evening, everyone. >> good evening. >> my name is emily murase and i am the executive director for the department on the status of women here to welcome you to our event marking the birthday of domestic violence awareness month. we have so many successes to report to you tonight. first of all before i introduce our speakers i just want to recognize that domestic violence survivors among us they deserve our continued support and applause. >> next i want to recognize the staff of our partner agencies and all of the fo

here is jean elle. >> reporter: this part of the avenue was under water thursday. a lot of the water made it inside of area businesses. tonight the sandbags remain. but the water has receded. retailer want-up to know they will be open tomorrow. >> traveled through the walls. >> reporter: after the water flowed through her shop thursday. all this water, soaked several retailers on the avenue. >> there were maybe, four, five inches of standing water in the gallery. on our carpeted gallery. >> the hand made good at dovetail collection are off the ground. pat kirkish is putting the store back together. her husband steve has pieces drying outside. so many people showed up to help. >> out of nowhere, some guy showed up carrying a squeegy, carpet squeegy, borrowed from willie's next door. he got to work. >> stores closed. willie's seafood didn't flood. workers lost business too. >> stayed closed. you couldn't get in or out of town. >> now the streets are clear and lit up for the holidays. business owners worked late tonight. making sure shops are ready for what they hope

jean took his 13-year-old son four years ago. he was able to text his mother his location. the officers returned over the weekend and found the terrified child in a crawlspace behind a linen close. >> we never know what happens behind closed doors. as law enforcement we have to ensure that we do everything possible. that is what we did. >> the shocked boy was reunited with his mother. the father and stepmother are charged with child cruelty and false imprint. >>> anthony alonis says he was only joking when he wrote the lyrics. his lawyer was saying that he was venting and that his posts were covered by the first amendment. >>> the 81-year-old justice returned to the bench five days after having heart surgery. she was sent home the next day. ginsburg is the fourth oldests justice and never missed a day of argument. >>> they treated hard-working women to an evening of pampering in camden. it's the third operation cinderella. they got makeovers. all for the appreciation of the work that they do every day. it's for cancer patients that give on a daily basis. it's their turn to

on talking ♪marching up to the freedom land ♪ thank you. >> >> another round of applause for emma jeanf staff paul henderson and arocha, and now this domestic violence beverly and her crew. and my amazing staff and especially policy director kandel and policy fellow, ifton for the tireless efforts to make tonight's events happen and please admire our city hall and it is purple. and thank you all for coming out tonight. and see you same time next year. [ applause ]

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> in the north bay. standing water, a big issue during recent storms. this driver had to berescued by firefighters, getting stuck in three feet of water. it happened on valley ford road. a good remirnder don't drive ino standing water. hard to tell how deep. for latest on the road and weather. everything else, at your fingertips. download the nbc bay area app. in other news, new at 11 clo:00n francisco deputy acued of attacking a hospital patient and lying. the distrack it toe district attorney says that the officer was arrested inside the sfo general emergency room waiting area in november. reportedly shows deputy, grabbing and choking a man who needed a cane to walk. the deputy filed a report saying the victim attacked him with the cane. the video proves other wise. at this time no word on why the deputy allegedly assaulted the victim. >> damage control from chevron. people upset about what happened last night. that massive flaring. at the refinery there in richmond. could be seen from mile. chevron lo

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. >> mom jeans made a comeback.unately. >> what? mom jeans? not unless they're covered in diamonds. do they make them like that? because if they do i will take a pair. >> i love mom jeans, great skit on snl. for halloween show this year. i think the "today" show we help bring mom jeans back. we just had way too much fun in those mom jeans. >> we were very comfortable in those jeans. mine had elastic waist so i could snap it which is almost a sexual thing. so i don't know. we all gave them back but i actually think savannah was a little reluctant to give hers up. >> do you have the mom jeans? >> no. meredith said i want my jeans back. ooh, meredith had the last word. kathie lee and hoda "a toast to 2014." it airs here at 8:00 on nbc. >> and then carson follows with the big countdown after that. >>> final round of 2014 birthday wishes from our good friend willard scott. hey, willard. >> delicious popcorn from the griswold inn. dorothy wydra from glen carbon illinois. 100 years old today. she makes great, fantastic cou

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wearing blue jeans a black jacket black hat and black shoes.he silver lining here is that neighbors are talking about security and safety in ways they had not before and he says he will now be installing more security cameras and he thinks his neighbors will, too. in washington square west, i'm justin finch, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> tonight we're hearing from a boater rescued after being stranded at sea for 12 days. the u.s. coast guard brought ron ingraham to shore after he was rescued off the coast of hawaii. thanksgiving day he radioed his 25-foot vessel was take on water. big waves damaged his mast and radio antenna and search crews couldn't find him. ingraham sent out one last distress call on tuesday and that's when the coast guard tracked him down. >>> the date of david letterman's final broadcast was announced today. the popular cbs host will say goodbye to the late show and his audience on may 20th of 2015. letterman officially announced his retirement back in april. with more than 32 years at this job, he's the longest t

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jean young was very active. jean had a house by the side of the road just like i did.there were always some folks from the movement in the house and always some folks in my house. i could never tell who was coming, and every day i cooked as my mother did. she always prepared enough food so that if two or three extra people came down, they could eat. everybody knows me as a cook. i used to resent it during the movement. i said, i've got brains. i know folks who can't read their names in boxcar letters but can cook. don't just relegate me to the level of cook. i always had food so people could come to our home. my husband always felt that he could bring people to our house because i always made them feel welcome. the strategy sessions were held in our house for every movement. they were held in my house because there was always -- in montgomery, it was always my house. in atlanta, it was our home. the strategy sessions were held in my house. i was always present. >> we are going to have one last question. >> can you discuss the nature of the relationships between dr. kin

>> i want jeans. i want sweaters. i want new shoes. >> i'm health reporter stephanie stahl. the science to saving you money >> new at 11:00 montgomery county military family is getting a special holiday gift. >> a team of volunteers placed christmas decorations on the home of the evans family today. "eyewitness news" at the 300 block of prince fred kick street in king of prussia. christmas decors decorated family program is behind the effort to honor william evans who suffered a traumatic brain injury while fighting overseas. >> a little overwhelming, i guess. it's definitely a surprise. i'm thankful for the company that is were involved in making it happen. >> evans served in the army for 14 years. >>> well new jersey governor chris christie takes to talk radio defending his public show of support for the dallas cowboys. >> cowboys come back and you're high fiving jerry jones and his family. >> yeah. >> governor, i was going nuts. i wanted to take my vote back. >> listen, angelo, i've been on your program. we talk about the fact i was a cowboys fan. what did you thing i was

the jeans are expected to cost $170. >> interesting. maybe that will be on your christmas list in a year. >>> by air and sea, santa takes to the sky. >> why >>> coming up at 6:00, you'll hear what jim harbaugh had to say about the year he has left on his contract. will he stay or go. >> michael finney tonight, bay area porch pirates find a new technique for stealing your stuff. >>> and the bay area company using 3-d printing to improve the lives of people who have lost their limbs. >>> all of that coming up at 6:00. we'll see you then. >>> holiday tradition dating back almost 30 years continued this morning at an oakland fire station. >> firefighters and cadets were hard at work at fire station 18 filling row after row of food boxes. for 29 years the firefighters in the union have donated food to families in the community. this year they're donating 200 boxes filled with turkeys, potatoes and vegetables. >>> a restaurant has been collecting toys since thanksgiving weekend. just an hour ago, crews loaded up the sleigh masquerading as a t