many of qpr's fans had already left when matt smith grabbed a goal back — in the third of four minutesir fourth defeat in a row until luke freeman popped up in the six—yard box in the very last minute — 2—2 it finished. world champion bianca walkden and olympic champion jade jones admit they are ‘shocked and saddened' by coach paul green's decision to leave the gb setup. green guided jones to her two olympic taekwondo titles before the pair fell—out over her appearance in channel 4's ‘thejump' series late last year. now he may be thejester from leicester but mark selby has been king of the cruicable over the past two years. on wednesday, he'll begin the defence of his uk championship crown at the york barbican where he'll face egypt's basem eltahhan — but will selby‘s reign last longer than leicester's last royal connection? our reporterjamie broughton has been to meet him. a king battling to save his crown. that's a story very familiar to mark selby... what a win for mark selby... what a win for mark selby... he defended his world championship title earlier this year, to become the cr

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from "the crown" matt smith will join us. and comedian chris laker too.ith us, as the director and cast of "star wars: the last jedi" join us for a first glimpse at that one which i predict is going to be big. i wouldn't be surprised if it is number one at the box office. our first guest tonight does it all. he's an actor, writer, painter, director, teacher, student, and recently took up the ukulele. his great new movie about a not great movie, "the disaster artist" is in select cities december 1st and nationwide december 8th. please welcome james franco! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: james, it's good to see you. i know you're a very busy man. are you as busy as you always are? are you teaching at 11 schools and all that stuff? >> though. >> jimmy: you're not? >> decidedly no. i topped. >> jimmy: this movie, i watched this movie the other night. first of all, it's really funny and really good. and oddly inspirational in a way. but it's confusing i think. you have to kind of -- i think you need to explain what happened, the back story here, why you d

what do you get if you put matt smith's retro braces, tom baker's famous scarf, sylvester mccoy's greygether? jodie whitaker's new look has been unveiled, and doctor who fans have been quick to point out the references to the attire of previous time lords. i can't see her wearing a scarf. in the top, the stripes are alluded to. i remember those high waisted trousers well. but something i would hear, norma, at this time of day. no, i don't remember them, the high waisted trousers. sorry, don't mean to spoil the party. we will be speaking to rocket man later on. to spoil the party. we will be speaking to rocket man later onlj met him in a lift last night, bizarrely. was he going up? it was an odd merry lift. we were talking about fly boarding, with the jet powered boots. of course, he has gone one step further than that, much more amazing. can't wait to see him again. yes, he is coming in, but unfortunately he will not defining the rocket pack. it takes some time to set it all up. what have you got for us? well, northern ireland, football can bea well, northern ireland, football can be a

for more on the price of crude and opec expectations, we're joined by matt smith you think opec is winninge perspective that saudi arabia is really leading the charge, and is basically helping them to win. tomorrow's decision, whether we get a concrete decision or whether we just get positive rhetoric about production cut deal in the bigger picture, really doesn't necessarily matter because we're seeing saudi arabia cutting back on its exports, particularly in the second half of this year we're hearing from the saudi oil minister they want to extend those production cuts through next year. so saudi is leading the charge what saudi wants to do going forward is what opec will end up doing ultimately i hear you, i see what's happened with oil prices recently i have this idea that opec can control things when we're at the lower end of the spectrum, when prices are in the 40s or 50s once opec gets the price up to the 60s and beyond, maybe that's when the swing producers back in the united states take control again because they turn the spigots back on and that increases supply and brings prices

matt: joining me now, stephen macklow-smith. she would prefer elections, she's got the president pushing for coalition. he is going to mess -- he is ftp. to meet with the she has to go through three votes in parliament before president can call a new election. how is this uncertainty is affecting the european business i'm not surehen: because we are in the middle of a negotiation so you had the results of the german election which were inconclusive. them a senior hand in the negotiations. issues with merkel's policies but to a degree with ftp. you havesically saying a patriotic duty to make this work because this country is entitled to stable government. german politics is a very centrist spectrum of political parties. merkel is a master operator in negotiations and coalitions in the past two governments. she is putting pressure on the ftp and saying if you want to get to the elections, fine. let's see with the voters think of the fact that you have on negotiations. matt: it does look like it is going to cause that much of an is

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." >> sandra: good morning, i'm sandra smith. matt lauer has been a fixture at nbc since 1994. they received a complaint from a colleague that they saw as credible and possibly not isolated. >> bill: his former co-hosts breaking the news two hours ago on air. >> we're heartbroken. i'm heartbroken for matt. he is my dear friend and partner and has been loved by many, many people here. i'm heartbroken for the brave colleague who came forward to tell her story and any other women who have their own stories to tell. and we are grappling with a dilemma that so many people have faced. how do you reconcile your love for someone in that they have behaved badly? i don't know the answer to that. >> sandra: rick leventhal joins us with more on this breaking story. >> a swift and stunning move by nbc. never got a complaint about his behavior in two decades but the allegation monday night was too serious to be handled any other way according to nbc news chairman andy lack who said this morning on monday night we received a detailed complaint from a colleague about inappropriate sexual behav

matts in the shower. and dogs are kept way as much as possible. and the smith put in extra railings and more lighting over the basement steps. >> the bottom stair is not well lit. if you can't see it well you might miss it. they made another big move. my wife threw away all the ladders. >> we have had a half dozen friends that have fallen off of ladders. >> smith says the safety measures take time and money but worried less about falling. tamala edwards, channel 6 "action news." >>> the "action news" team is out working on news stories for today at 4:00. alicia vitarelli sheer with the previews. >> it's thursday and time for another fall adventure. great day for it. today meteorologist, adam joseph, is taking us to the hadley museum and library in wilmington for tons of fall fon at 4:00. and in today's show tired of tagging your kids about screen time don't give up or give in. just join in. how to use video games to power up your parenting style. >>> and police in ohio say they stopped this woman from strapping her child to the top of the minivan and she asked

." >> sandra: good morning, i'm sandra smith. matt lauer has been a fixture at nbc since 1994.

owe want to say chris smith, jeff and matt prop to those guys. nted to save morning news. there's chris smith our producer running towards jeff and holly with an important message from our president. watch this. >> fake news. local morning tv is just awful. nbc, boring. abc, just sad. cbs, total waste of my time. is there any innovation, any creativity, can anyone save local morning tv? >> all right. we only have a minute here. here's what we're going to do. this is actually what happened. this was the intro tow to good day dc. you see holly run off and we created the justice league trailer you see the dc logos. we figure out how to bring the team together especially aqua man as well as flash who played by me aqua manmade by mike thomas here's a photo us in our costumes yesterday on good day d.c. it look really really really cool all the costumes. so i do want to show just briefly how we introduced some of the characters. check out this video of this is cool. >> they said morning tv could never be this good. >> ♪ >> it has to be. it's up to us. >>

smith. we're huge fans. matt loves him, most of all.a day to remember when tim mcgraw and faith hill take over the plaza. y'all have to come back. it will be a big one. for information on passes, head to today.com. >>> will you hold my plate for a moment. i'm going to find our crowd moment. th birthday. all she wants -- where is ana? oh. happy birthday, girl. you want a selfie with everybody? >> of course. >> okay, you guys. we made a special frame for ana. can you come over for a quick self selfie. >> we'll get on all sides of you. >> you want me to take it? i have the longest arm. okay. >> hoda is good at selfies. >> one, two. and -- yes. all right. ana, we signed it for you so you can put the picture in there. >> thank you so much. >> you're welcome, sweetie. have a good one. >> that's nice. and printing the picture only costs $29.99. >>> with the holiday season upon us, simple ways to upgrade your space for under $100. we'll have that and much more. first, this is "today" on nbc. >> that was not your >> carson, no. >> not time to go

matt gaffney. >> and then -- jacqueline smith one of our planners. >> looking to see if she was in here and she is >> absolut especially the hot and spicy ones. >> but i like that tip longer you leave it the spicier they'll get. >> and then once you get away from the incredibly divisive part are you a pickle person or not, then it's like, when you get your chick-fil-a sandwich do you leave the pickle on the bottom. >> absolutely. i do. >> i'll take it off and eat it separately. >> i leave it thon. >> i like it oh and there. >> sometimes i open it up and i'm really just this one. could we make have splurged and put two. >> i love pickles but i hate pickles on like burger or anything. >> really i got to take it off. >> i'm with through. i like the pickle as it's own entity. >> pour a whole jar of pickles on hamburger it goes good on my salad on top of my hamburger. it's really good when you do it that way. especially when you put barbecue sauce on it, mustard. ketchup. >> lock at allison pass face. >> wisdom has the entire garden between two buns. >> you'd love a chicago hotdog. >> here's the thing.

matt lauer, making a statement. joining us to talk about all of this is nancy erica smith, attorney to greta when she took on roger ailesit's great to see all of you. the flood gates continue to pour open. we have been here before. it feels like we will continue to be here to have this conversation. so let me start with you, areeva. there were rumors and sometimes whispers about matt lauer, about extramarital tpau hrapb during. you say the rumors should have been a red flag. what does that mean? >> well, i think we have been so focused on the courageous women that have come forward to tell their stories, and we don't ever want to lose sight of the victims and we have to stay focused on the employers. they have an affirmative obligation to investigate sexual harassment and it doesn't have to be just those claims that come forward from victims. if an employer has knowledge or reasonable suspicion that sexual harassment -- >> wait, wait, hold on a second. let me bring in nancy, you are a lawyer too. if there's a rumor that there's an extramarital affair happening, are they supposed to do something? >> but, clearly the inst

matt, built. >> a good zip liner. >> reporter: reading page and charlotte's story online gave lisa smith back in virginia new hope, but also cause for concern. the use of marijuana, even as a medicine, made her family uncomfortable. yet the benefits seemed to outweigh the stigma. pot, though, wasn't and still isn't legal in virginia. so the big question for the smiths was should they uproot their family and move to colorado? moving was not an option? >> i would say it was always an option but it was way off. >> what did you do? >> we chose to fight. we chose to fight. >> reporter: fighting meant lisa smith would have to get the virginia general assembly to completely change the way they thought about marijuana and convince them to change a state law. she knew she couldn't do it alone. >> so at age of 14, she has nothing left. if she was your child, what would you do? >>> coming up -- call them a band of mothers fighting fear of the unknown. can they change minds and the law? >> did anybody say, well, that's crazy, 'cause it's never gonna happen? >> oh, yeah. all the outsiders said, no way, it will never happen. you sa

nbc 10's drew smith is keeping an eye on the holiday travel and, drew, i apologize for calling you matt before the commercial break. fill us in on what's happening there. >> reporter: well, a lot of people are up early and trying to get out to where they need to go this morning and as you can see here in the airline lines are queueing up here. the amount of people traveling by air this thanksgiving holiday has risen compared to last year. so tsa is asking people to make extra time if they're coming down to the airport. right now things are smooth. but earlier today we had some video of the long lines that queued up around 5:00 this morning. a lot of people had to wait a long time to get through the security checkpoints. they showed up early but apparently didn't leave enough time. we talked to one passenger who had to miss his flight. >> yeah, mine is in 15 minutes from now. >> reporter: you don't think you're going to make it? >> i most likely will not make my flight. i'll see if i can get a connecting later on. >> reporter: what do you think of this line? were you surprised to see it

smith reporting. >> sandra: brand new photos now emerging of the ousted today show anchor matt lauer.ired by nbc yesterday after a complaint alleging sexual misconduct. today several more women have come forward with allegations against him. photographers from the daily mail capturing lauer leaving his home in the hamptons today. pope francis breaking his silence on the situation in burma which the u.n. declared a textbook case of ethnic cleansing. the international community should take decisive measures to resolve the muslim refugee crisis. he praised bangladesh for welcoming those ref few skwreus and said world leaders must help the bangladeshi government provide for them. >> what i read is we may turn everything topsy turvy by moving the secretary of state out. i have no way in knowing if that is the white house plan. i just know what i read this morning. there's a pattern of really under mining the diplomatic muscle. >> sandra: that's senator tim cane's assessment of what would happen if rex tillerson is replaced especially given the hot spots on the international front. colonel,

matt anderson from 47 out for the lead. it bounces off the cross bar. so close yet so far. that would loom large late in the game. smithhird quarter, give it to bryce love. was in and out of the game. looked great here. 57 yards, his tenth of 50 plus yards this year. cal not done yet. patrick laird, 153 yards on the ground. 17-12 ball game. bears go for two. ross keeps it, three-point game. cal down 17-14. cal with a chance. bowers going deep. ben edwards makes the pick. cal with a game effort but the ax stays at stanford for a record eighth straight time. 17-14 the final. >> the ultimate goal as a team was to send those seniors out the right way. i was happy we were able to do that, allow them to leave here with four to fivages e agage aa row. >> they played a heck of a game. this one hurts. we're going to learn and grow from it. >> that mentality of at the end of the week, when it's at iths toughest, i'm at my best. that's what our guys did. >> warriors coming off a heart breaking loss to boston. hoped to take it out on the sixers. there was a hockey game yesterday afternoon. a quick transition for the arena's crew.

matt and savannah. ♪ >> guess what? memaw is turning 65. >> i'm here with huge sam smith fa fans. >> we're sitting right next to you, we can't wait for sam to perform in our next half hour. do you know who turned me on to sam smith? the man in the orange room right there, carson daly. >> come on, everybody. come on. >>> let's start with your news at 8:00. president trump arrived in beijing while keeping focus on north korea. peter alexander traveling with the president. peter, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. for president trump this is the most crucial stop of his five-nation asian tour arriving here to a red carpet welcome. late tonight president trump and the first lady enjoying a tour around the forbidden city alongside president xi and his wife. the two couples enjoying dinner together tonight. earlier today in south korea, president trump called out china and russia by name, urging them to join forces to isolate the brutal north korean regime. president trump with a stern warning to the erratic dictator kim jong-un calling him a deranged tyrant saying h

matt and savannah. >> guess what, mimaw is turning 65. >> same age as the "today" show. >> here with some sam smith fans. of it all." >> we're sitting next to you. we can't wait for sam to perform in our next half hour. you know who turned me on to sam smith? the man in the orange room, carson daly. >> come on, everybody. >> sam, welcome. good to have you here. >>> let's start with your news at 8:00. president trump arrived overnight in beijing, while keeping his focus on china's neighbor and ally, north korea. peter alexander with the president. peter, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. for president trump, this is the most crucial stop of his five-nation asian tour, arriving here to a red carpet welcome. late today, president trump and the first lady, enjoying a tour around the forbidden city. the two couples enjoying dinner together. president trump called out china and russia by name, urging them to join forces to isolate the brutal north korean regime. president trump with a stern warning to the erratic dictator, kim jong-un. calling him a deranged tyrant. saying he is leading a