pampers. >>> you know michelle williams, of course. now you can find her on "fix my choir." have time to get into. it's a mutual thing. >> all segment. >> jurn toy freedom. what's the journey? >> journey to freedom, being free from whatever it is that's keeping me from being my absolute best. relationships, business, personal lives, donuts, whatever is keeping me from moving forward. that's what i want to be free from. >> you've inspired us with that explanation. and these choirs are inspiring as well. you grew up in the church. >> yes. >> what does it mean to fix these choirs and give this love? >> it's so amazing to give back to a community that changed my life. i grew up directing a choir in chur church, singing in a choir. it's still a passion of mine. i'm so excited i got the phone call to join the show. >> we're going to hear some singing. >> yes. >> deitrick haddon. i'm so excited to see some of the choirs from the show. >> okay. >> deitrick! >> all right. hands up now. fix my choir live on the "today" show. let's go. ♪ hands up hands up he's a great god great god let

our crew this week, wayne rogers, john thin hoenig, michelle williams, welcome, everybody. president obama promising his plan will fix a broken system. really? sure you're not just rolling out a red carpet for millions more illegals to come to america for good old-fashioned american amnesty? listen to this illegal who just crossed the border. >> translator: there's a possibility of immigration reform inspire you to come now? yes. that's right. that inspired us. now? yes. now. >> and michelle, thursday night as the president unveiled his plan. millions more illegals are probably going to head their way here for amnesty. right? >> yeah. because what he's telling everyone is, come here. break the law. come here illegally and eventually we will reward you. such a slap in the face to the millions of people like my mother who came here legally, the right way from honduras, didn't come here and break the law. and, look, he's just doing it because he wants to stay sell vent. any latino out there that thinks he's doing because he cares ar latinos and reform, is wrong. i have news fo

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she wants to talk to her tamron. >> she wanted to talk to michelle williams. that's what it was.ing for a job. you know what they say. there's a good segue. you only have -- there's never a second chance to make a good first impression. recruiters spend just six seconds scanning a resume before they decide if the candidate is worth interviewing or not. >> makes sense to me. >> clearly, they look at organization, how well you lay out your resume first. that's overall. that's going to grab their attention. >> if there's crayon on it, probably not a good thing. >> no. name, current title, current company, start and end dates, previous title and the company that you work for and start and end dates and your education, as you would expect. but it made us think about first impressions and how often be sometimes you can misjudge people if you're just giving them six seconds, a six-second glance. how often have you -- have you been wrong about people before? >> i think i've been right more than i've been wrong. malcolm gladwell called "blink." it shows how most times your first impressio

she just took over for michelle williams.ary 1st. you can see her there. >>> a couple of new celebrity marriages to report on. >> i love this guy. >> jeff gold blum. she got married for the third time, his girlfriend of three years. he's 32 -- >> he's 62. >> she's 31. >> he just doubled it. you know what? he's such a nice guy. it might be third time is the charm also for another celebrity. >> mark anthony married his model girlfriend shannon. they've been dating since 2012. he dates very beautiful women. >> they're all taller than he is. i guess he's a very confident guy. >> seems like he is. >> last wife was jennifer lopez. they have 6-year-old twins, max and emmy. >> four kids from other relationships, too. >> he's a busy guy. >> a man and woman decide to split up. the woman left behind her wedding dress. it was there. >> he decided he was going to find something to do with that. >> he said what am i supposed to do with this? >> she said whatever the -- you want to. after 12 years of marriage she moved out. the family got t

williams. and let's check in with michelle. >> michelle: well, wide receiver brandon marshall out as if things the reason he is out. he came to the bench. spoke with the head trainer. brandon marshall out for the night. >> al: we'll wonder about him next week home against minnesota. cutler is out for the night because jimmy clausen will finish up. carolina, a couple of -- the parka on and clausen will take us to the finish line. this is ka'deem carey, a rookie out of arizona. backs up forte. taking a look down the road here, the lions go to arizona. arizona now 8-1 with, you know, carson palmer situation there and then new england. two really tough games back to back. tampa bay, minnesota, and then at chicago and week 17, where do they find up? here. packers, philadelphia. new gland comes in. final game against detroit right here which could be for a lot of marbles. first down for carey. >> cris: wouldn't mind being here for that one. that detroit team is tough. boy, they have a good front line. i know, you have to get your parka out. it's a -- you know, that is an exciting team. and you just

williams. and let's check in with michelle. >> michelle: well, wide receiver brandon marshall out as if things the reason he is out. he came to the bench. spoke with the head trainer. brandon marshall out for the night. >> al: we'll wonder about him next week home against minnesota. cutler is out for the night because jimmy clausen will finish up. carolina, a couple of -- the parka on and clausen will take us to the finish line. this is ka'deem carey, a rookie out of arizona. backs up forte. taking a look down the road here, the lions go to arizona. arizona now 8-1 with, you know, carson palmer situation there and then new england. two really tough games back to back. tampa bay, minnesota, and then at chicago and week 17, where do they find up? here. packers, philadelphia. new england comes in. final game against detroit right here which could be for a lot of marbles. first down for carey. >> cris: wouldn't mind being here for that one. that detroit team is tough. boy, they have a good front line. i know, you have to get your parka out. it's a -- you know, that is an exciting team. and you jus

on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. the man you see before you today, corporal williamyle carpenter, should not be alive today. hand grenades had are one of the most awful weapons of war -- are one of the most awful weapons of war. they only -- the -- they only weigh about a pound but they're packed with t.n.t. if one lands nearby, you have mere seconds to seek cover. when it detonates, its fragments shoot out in every direction and even at a distance that spray of shrapnel can inflict devastating injuries on the human body. up close, it's almost certain death. but we are here because this an, this united states marine, faced down that terrible explosive power, that unforgiving force, with his own body. willingly and deliberately. to protect a fellow marine. when that grenade exploded, kyle carpenter's body took the brunt of the blast. his injuries were called catastrophic. it seemed as if he was going to die. while being treated he went into cardiac arrest and three times he flat lined. three times doctors brought him back. along with his parents, who call kyle's survi

williams- sonoma up 9% on its earnings news. also restoration hardware up 5% in sympathy with that. michellenk, back to you. >> thank you jason brooks from kcbs news. >>> new this morning, bay area ports workers are off the job for 24 hours now after a worker had an asthma attack and died in benicia. the shutdown could delay holiday shipments already in jeopardy because of an ongoing labor dispute with west coast port workers. kpix 5's ryan takeo shows us the impact on the port days before the start of the busy shopping season. >> at the port of oakland we had problems with the longshoremen who simply walked off the job. >> reporter: port of oakland workers walked off the job three straight shifts earlier this month. they complained of defective equipment. the pacific maritime association alleges there have been other slowdowns up and down the west coast this month. >> when it happens, you know, a week and a half ahead of black friday, you have delays in last- minute goods that are destined for retailers. >> reporter: management and workers are in the middle of tense labor negotiations. the

michelle nunn in that case wouldn't condemn that. that's race baiting. that's playing the race card, dividing the country. >> well, of course it is. and i agree with juan williamsc politics in your country. loom;2u'd the world. most other countries areédíri by it. peop<&Ñmn't resolve ethnic politics because ethnicity doesn't change. and so once you start dividing people along those lines, it lasts an awful long time. and it can lead to real civil unrest and disorder. i mean, real unrest and div can go through a history, election's very predictable. white, old versus young, rich versus poor, man versus woman. this is their whole strategy. is that because their policies have failed? would you say barack obama's policies and those who voted with him 99% of the time do you think we're better off with his six years leadership? >> my difference is with obama leadership with respect to the economy are well known. it is notable that the united states elected an african-american president in 2008. it's also notable that here we are in 2014 and you have a high level of unemployment, underemployment among african-americans, a massive redistribution of wealth that tookg