bill cosby makes a stage in pennsylvania as sexual assault allegations get new life. >> and omg. out of green bay. we've got steam rolled, get it. now what do you think about the rest of the season. >>> we have the trifecta, the eagles get steam rolled. we turn lambeau field into lameo field. it is a monday morning. the weather is miserable. yeah, baby. >> way to start our monday, mike. >> is there a reason to get out of bed. >> you have to. >> so what we're looking for this morning is how will you shake this day off. how do you turn it around. you cannot roll up in a ball and cry. well, you could. >> yes, we did that last night. tears were flowing. >> my goodness good get on twitter, you you know our handles and how will you shake it off. i need help. >> taylor swift song will help and once that gets in your head, it will never leave. >> shake it off. >> shake it off. >> we have good news pope is coming, we will get to that in a second. >> you will not like the the number today. >> a one or two or three. >> if you think one it would be happy because it is a two. >> all right. >>

do isbe what we need to supplement the omg standard. and private practice i would have a client and i would say everything your proposed to do is perfectly legal but are you nuts. that the lawyers have technically signed off but this is a crazy thing to be doing. step is adding some like uppity richards who says the agency is not just the here at the law but people say we understand the legal grounds are taken care of but the oh my gosh response -- are you allowed to refer to god? -- i think you said we will have some of those similar roles but outside of the agency, i think this is where i would say although this may reflect my naivete but i would say although we certainly need to have secret operations and secret law, if a law that said one thing was being interpreted to mean the opposite that someone would feel the need to signal that as opposed to going out of their way to continue to say no it doesn't mean what we think it means it means that only you think it means. build avenuesld for transparency about the law so that at least w

. >> it has been a wild week in the world of politics and we are here to tell you about all of the omgoments. who was unfriending whom? our first story is an epic dead tree slams. frank bruni calling bs on senator rand paul. all is as much a political fable as a political reality and to suppose its strengths hail besides his weaknesses, they are many. zomg. they are the first unfriending of the week. a perfect example of someone being too cool for school after m.i.t. economics professor jonathan gruber was caught on tape talking about the affordable care act a.k.a. obamacare. >> halle the stupidity of the american voter, whatever, but that was critical. >> the former white house senior advisor went full social media embargo on gruber. as tweeted -- jonathan gruber, you have been officially unfriended. our next relationship, al franken and hillary clinton. on cnn, the democratic senator from minnesota was asked about the possibility that clinton will not face a primary challenger in 2016. >> i'm not a political analyst i doubt she would be the only one. i'm sure someone would jump in. >

oh, my god, omg, only a-cup. so, why don't we just scout out the middleman and start having hot sex that will pleasure the both of us? flagged. >> reporter: she reports the offending messages to ok cupid staffers who then decide if the user should be banned. ok cupid says it takes harassment seriously. on its website, it asks users to please let us know by reporting the offending member. >> it's really common for people to say, that's just boys being boys and you just have to put up with it. no. i really don't want to be putting up with that. i have -- i have human dignity. >> reporter: so, how would women deal with these nasty messages? laurel house recommends deleting them right away and never responding. >> don't respond. you are fueling their fire and honestly, it will get worse. ignore it. >> reporter: and just remember, there are still nice guys out there. >> finding the good ones on there are few and far between, but it's possible. i recently had a friend get engaged to a guy that she met on tindr. it can

cast offs from the years before were omg, yolo, and twerk. remember that one? >> oh yeah. >>> two world record holders came face to face today. the tallest and the shortest living men got together in london. there they are. the world east tallest man is eight foot three. the shortest man, 21.5 inches tall. look at that. >> friends for life. i love it. >> that doesn't even look real. >> that is amazing. >> yeah. >> my daughter says bae. and if i say it, it is not cool to say. >> but we are old. >> i guess so. >> that's it for us. thanks for watching the news at noon. >> have a great day everybody. we will see you tomorrow morning. ,, >> wyatt: all right. ha ha! great work, ladies. fantastic. >> hope: thank you. >> ivy: well, it was fun shooting in the square. >> hope: yeah. >> liam: yeah, hey, it was your first photo shoot. how'd it feel? >> hope: were you maybe a-a little bit nervous? >> ivy: i was. i was nervous to start with, but i think i relaxed into it. and the jewelry looked amazing. >> eva: amazing. you will be so happy when you see it. >> wyatt: well, n

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. >> it has been a wild week in the world of politics and we are here to tell you about the omg momentso is unfriending who? our first story is an epic dead-tree slam. frank bruni calling bs on senator rand paul. paul is as much a political stable as a political reality and his suppose it's strengths pale beside his weaknesses. they are many. rand paul and frank bruni our --our first unfriending of the week. an example of someone being too cool for school. after jonathan gruber was caught on tape talking about the affordable care act a.k.a. obamacare. >> called the stupidity of the american voter or whatever, but basically that was really critical to get things past. >> former white house senior adviser david axelrod went full-social media fargo on gruber. he tweeted -- make a burn. jonathan gruber, you have been officially unfriended. our next relationship on the rocks, al franken and hillary clinton. on cnn, the democratic senator from minnesota was that's about the possibility that clinton won't face a primary challenger in 2016. >> i'm not a political analyst, and a very much doubt

one company is going by vast tech support and the other omg tech health.bogus ads pop up encouraging you to download software that finds errors and that software finds problems whether you have them or not. a message pops up instructing you to call the company and tech sells unneeded security fixes costing as much as $500. >>> it's no secret. sill lon valley is a bit of a boys club and there's a website called code.org and it's teaming up with disney and the movie frozen to encourage girls to get into coding. they make the sisters skate and create ice fractels. getting girls to code will bring much needed diversity into the tech world. >>> always watching always tracking wusa9 first alert weather. >> top is tracking yet another cold front, friend. >> this arctic air just refuses to leaf town. >> this will be -- leave town. >> twill be our last blast tomorrow, a little respite tomorrow and really hard arctic air on friday. our high temperature was 38 today, our average is 57. the high temperature at dulles was 34, a new record low high replacing the old 38

. >> just watched the new hunger games, omg, it was so good. >> one saying i am way too involved emotionally needed me to hold me after seeing mockingjay. >> i don't know if i should see that. >>> and speaking of girl power, the comeback. >> becca, chloe, and fat amy, they have upgraded and ready for round two. the trailer is out for "pitch perfect 2." take a look. >> just kidding. would you like to have sex later? >> no. >> you said no, but you winked. so that's a no, then? >> 100% no. >> well, this time around the collegiate acapella group enters an international competition that no other american team has ever won. >> like this mauve, actually. it's very funny. the girls are good. the movie hits theaters nationwide next year, may 15 president. >>> we have time to wait on that one. >> we have a priceless reaction. a 100-year-old lady sees a beach for the first time in her life. >> she spent her life on the farm in rural tennessee, picking cotton and raising four kids. she never, ever, had time or money to go to the beach. she said she had never seen anything bigger than the ocean. but in t

. >> >> omg im surprised he was ok. >>alecia reid getting the victim out was no easy task. emergency services shuttled equipment to the top of the hill, but eventually a cal fire chopper airlifted the teen to the parking lot, where an ambulance rushed him to a local trauma center. >> very lucky to be alive. when you're up at the top and you see the jaggedness of the rocks, it's amazing that someone could survive. >>alecia reid eagle rock is that big mass at the top of the hill. the victim was on the flat portion, to the left of your screen when he tripped. >> getting too close to the edge is dangerous. the young man suffered moderate injuries. he was concious while being transported, leaving witnesses shocked. >> i saw him there texting so i thought he fell from there. >>alecia reid a park ranger that has been at alum rock park nearly 3 decades says this is the second person she has seen survive a fall like this. reporting in san jose. a crash in castro valley tonight blocking traffic at this late hour. >>vicki liviackis all westbound lanes of interstate five-eighty near in

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but omg. oh, my god, the numbers. talking about the world's biggest online sale., by the way. good to see you, david. today is the most lucrative day of the year for online retailers in china. it is, as david mentioned, china's singles day, which started really as an excuse for the country's young singles to spoil themselves and do a little online shopping. but boy, it has now become the world's biggest day for online retail. it's a 24-hour period. so far in 17 hours, the online giant which is alibaba says it's sold nearly $7 billion worth of goods. let's get more. raul, great to have you with us, as always. these numbers -- come on. they are huge! i was looking at them. in less than 18 minutes, when this started, alibaba hit a billion dollars. one hour and 12 seconds into it, alibaba hit $2 billion. and we're around 7 billion now. why is it so big? >> i think you can almost rechristen singles day shopping day for the chinese i think. the fact is that that the chinese love the internet just as much as the u.s. shoppers do. it's on course to be at least three times

. >> omg. >> it is cranky friday at fox 29. >> frisky friday. >> oh, help us. it is a seven out of ten with sunshine returning by midday. also the possibility of a stray shower and those win gusting up to 30 miles an hour. bus stop buddy says hold on to your flyers cap but at least they won last night. it is winnie and chill toy get started so nice warm fleece is a good idea at the bus stop this morning. watching on rain out in the western part of the state, to see, if it makes it here, unlikely but we will see what happened. the 47 is the current temperature. we don't see sunrise until 6:37 this morning. we will see a lot of cameras out there as well, because of the wind. 56 degrees was yesterday's damp and dreary high temperature. it will get brighter today but high of only 53 degrees. because of the wind it will feel like it is in the 40's, all afternoon. so that takes care of friday, we will get you through rest of the weekend coming up, right now here's bob kelly. >> good morning, everybody. 6:02. we will get ready for weekend. not bad this morning. off to

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and omg. the giants odell beckham jr. makes a jaw-dropping one-handed catch. >> how in the world. >> my goodness. >> the play that has many asking is this the greatest catch ever? today monday, november 24th, 2014. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. it's 7:00 on the west coast. and omg, other initials come to mind. >> odell beckham jr. what a catch. i have not seen action like that since al at the christmas party last year. >> it was something. >> in the end zone. >> and from a rookie. >> a great rookie. a lot of people talking about that. more on that. let us start with breaking news out of washington. chuck hagel stepping down as secretary of defense. from the white house. the decision coming as the u.s. fates threats around the world including the campaign against isis. jim miklaszewski is at the pentagon. how did this go down? >> reporter: well, according to one senior

i will implement the omg standard. everything you propose to do is legal, but are you nuts? saying the lawyers are off, but this is a crazy thing to be doing. >> one positive step is adding someone like that. an office within that and we are saying understand they are taken care of. i feel very nervous about that. it's another way in which you will have some of those similar roles and outside of the agency. i would say although this may reflect this, i would like to think we need to have secret operations. we have secret law. if a law said they are interpreted to mean the opposite as opposed to going out of their way and it doesn't mean what they think it means. it means what only you think it means. we would build in avenues for transparency about the law. that's a huge problem where they have the way in which the interpretive process. >> we can jump in. how will you get that in the private sector? back to my point about education. and they just want to make things more efficient. it's not because they don't care. they end up living in a world they create. they don't realiz

the beauty of this practice we have all of these lasers and we combine it with the omg facial.he wow now. >> yes. >> quickly fast, she needed to get there and she did. >> first of all, talk burr husband first. >> exactly. >> that is hilarious first of all because you heard about people using it for in facial practices. >> exactly. >> and then this stuff we have the procedure. it is like micro needling. explain that in english. >> it is a device with nine very small needles, completely pain free, we put in a little bit of cream on your face. micro needling rapidly turns and spins to put small little needles in your face that do not hurt at all and we take hrp which is right here in this machine. >> this is the thing that actually helps you guys, i asked them to do this for you. we put water and some food coloring this would be your blood. >> exactly. >> what do you do. >> we will just go ahead and spin it down. >> that is the thing, the stuff you get, plate let rich plasma is liquid gold as you you say. >> exactly. >> this machine with with the double center viewing so you get s

. >> they put omg in the dictionary! [laughter] english is a language that can expand infinitely to be, you know, whatever it needs to be, but mandarin chinese is very ancestral and it is very difficult to learn. and they are trying to change that to learn and make it more of an international language. continue to mutate and expand and adapt. like a virus! [laughter] i don't know. that is not to advocate for whiteness, but that is what i think the whiteness will do. >> are we talking about an --rican english 4 -or are manyy, there different forms. it can mutate and spread. h -- spell sell like " "honor" three different ways! [laughter] 8:00 i room for -- -- hit his 8:00 and we want to save room 8:00 and we want to save room for -- 200 bring them out? >> hi. >> hi. to expand on why you would not think intersection allete -- i asked that question in the second question. about mayaybe talk why you would not think it is important -- how does this really make an intersectional conversation? you are talking about race as a soc

omg. >> yeah, right? much-needed rainfall across texas. drought-stricken portions of texas, san antonio got much-needed rainfall in the last 24 hours and it is all pushing up to the northeast. so a met commute for a lot of folks this morning. even on the outskirts of chicago. temperatures are chilly. 56 degrees in d.c. 49 in new york right now. temperatures aren't going to warm up all that much. in fact we're going to have a series of cold fronts moving across the east part of the country over the next couple of days. very chilly air behind it. and then another cold front as we move through saturday. bringing some showers through chicago, and then into new york. if you think that is cold, that is nothing. we have a strong storm impacting alaska that's eventually going to cause a dip in the jet stream. and cause very cold temperatures across the midwest and the east. highs in the 30s in minneapolis, chicago, by midweek, new york city, highs in the 40s by wednesday and thursday. guys? >> jennifer, thanks so much. >>> well wait until you hear

. >>> and omg! the giants odell beckham jr. makes a one-handed, jaw-dropping catch. >> how in the world? >> oh, my goodness! >> the play that has many people asking, is this the greatest catch ever "today," monday, november 24th, 2014. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on a monday morning. how does your arm even go back that far? >> it was a back bend in the end zone. >> i like how manning said i had to throw it that bad so he could even do that catch. >> a lot of people are weighing in, saying if this is the greatest catch ever and we'll tell you what people online are saying. >>> breaking news out of texas where the ft. houston army base was shut down after a man was stopped at the gate there. jim miklaszewski, what can you tell us? >> a saudi national in an automobile ran the gate at ft. sam houston in san antonio, texas, at 8:00 last night. not clear how far he got into the facility but he was stopped shortly ther

. >> like, omg: i just go hang out with my friends already?se? >> 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 drinking a lot. oh, sorry. >> and amanda is our next door neighbor. >> i can't wait to meet everyone. >> we've met. >> okay. >> so, here are your cast of characters. so, what is the specific seating chart you should have for this crazy group? >> sure. and this is really important. so, you've worked all day in the kitchen. you don't want to leave this to chance. so, we're going to have place cards out for everyone. >> okay. >> then we're going to give some thought, just like at a wedding, to where the personalities mix the best. >> can i say one thing? look behind you. can someone zoom in? justin long -- >> justin long. >> i couldn't even focus. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry. okay. >> he wants to have dinner with us, i think. >> yeah. >> oka

the english-language given blackness of whiteness can absorb -- mcveigh put omg in the dictionary. english is a language that can expand infinitely to be whatever it needs to be where's mandarin and chinese very infinitesimal and they are trying to change that now. they're trying to make mandarin easier so it can be an international language and to that extent is whiteness going to be like english where it continues to mutate and expand and adapt like a virus, i don't know. that's not to advocate for whiteness. i'm just trying to figure out what whiteness is going to do. >> is their american english? >> that's my point exactly. there's international. it can mutate and spread. it's not a rigidly defined thing. >> there is more in the pile. we don't have a plan exactly. [laughter] but we want to save room. let's do the mic thing. let's hear some of your voices. thank you so much. why do you start where you are with the hat in the scarf. are you cold? do you are very zipped up. okay. >> hi. >> hi. >> yeah so i just want to maybe expand on why you wouldn't think that intersection analo