welcome back to the thanksgiving special kaiser report max and stacey so you know what was your favorite dish on the thanksgiving table you know you can you d.m. some of the marshmallows maybe the turkey the stuffing cranberry one of what would you like in particular my favorite day was always the day after thanksgiving to have a turkey sandwich with stuffing and cranberry on it so that was the day after the you know we had this election in twenty sixteen where the two most hated candidates in history you know. each other which i think is just remarkable in a nation of three hundred thirty million with all these like great innovation and great universities and education in all sorts of great people here you know and i wanted to make you know that is it makes sense to you because defeatist develops from the anus first right so in america there is a huge thing it's called the white house and it attract these two amorites the democrat isn't and then he's giving no you're not gonna say ok five ok so no in other words it's the process that has broken down because all the brains went to wall s

welcome back to the thanksgiving special kaiser report max and stacey so you know what was your favorite dish on the thanksgiving table you know you had candy dmn some of the marshmallows maybe the turkey the stuffing cranberry one of what did you like in particular my favorite day was always the day after thanksgiving to have a turkey sandwich with stuffing and cranberry on it so that was the day after it if it's in good taste a better day yeah i don't know why but turkey tastes better the day after you know the cranberry the turkey stuffing sandwich. you know maine is that's crazy you never put mayonnaise on a turkey sandwich like that with cranberry maybe you could i stand corrected i'm thinking now you know that might be ok so it has to be just like sourdough or white bread or something like that you know like fancy green multigrain or anything like that right so we were talking about like two drains political parties and the drains leaders they put forth you know we had this election in twenty sixteen where the two most hated candidates in history you know. granted gets each other w

so soon. going to busy doing nothing is going to do the population because he's going to people from mama's own . tax ties or financial survival guide stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm not so i get an earpiece punk response based off the fight wall street spot thank you for something. destroy that's true if you looked at slavery. about six months ago we took some samples of soil and plant roots from the village of collect sheet to moscow to have them tested no abnormalities were detected however the samples did show slightly elevated levels of lead in the water. on the surface of some of the top of the goggle. bio mom i live in florida all near them. through the. through. the corn you must've idea i don't. think. it's. part of. investigations in the village of collect she have continued for almost two years. radon gas and radiation levels were measured in the houses of the local residents soil and projects where researched and people's blood and hair were sampled and analyzed. some homes did show elevated levels of radon while some residence blood contained heavy metals. however experts agree that these weren't the main rea

thank you so much, stacey burnett, all of you. happy thanksgiving. and come oun down and see us at capital one arena. you're going to see the storm team 4 by 4. you'll see the nbc peacock. we'll take your donations. if you make a donation here in person of at least $25, you'll get two wizards tickets. can you beat that, leon and wendy? >> i hung out with you an hour a it was such fun. >> we had a lot of fun. >> yeah, we did. it was great talking to people. swing on by if you're in the area. >> pat was worried it was going to rain or be freezing today. it turned out okay. >> in the freezing rain. >> i know. all right. >> thanks, pat. >> thanks, guys. >> all right. first at 4:00, saying good-bye, we're remembering an entertainment icon with an an gel i can touch. and an angelic voice. >> how to protect yourself and your money. >> we continue to follow the breaking news in saint mary's county. a small plane making an emergency land being, appears to have problems with the landing gear. you can see they are not down. the plane is trying to burn off fuel.

addressable market you know, it's just becoming very hard to compete with them >> so stacey, should weieve, "the wall street journal" saying singles day as a phenomenon might bei losing a little l bit of steam. is it a stunt to begin with or material for their annual results? >> it's material that's why they changed the focus from strangers day to a wider net here you know, you look at $1 billion was done in the first. so it's very significant for them if you think about china, 18% penetration online because there aren't stores near everybody in china. they've got a 50% market share, and certainly the government's behind them. so good luck to anybody challenging them. >> what about competition within china? i know baidu -- they're all rallying this year for different reasons kind of like faang has been rallying and they're in slightly different niches in the u.s. can amazon compete is there anybody who can challenge alibaba's dominance? >> amazon tried and kind of retreated. we'll see can what they do obviously jd is the biggest competition, 30% market share versus the 50% for alibaba

acts as a slight angle survival does stacey let's learn a salad fill out let's say i'm not so i can hear a police response thanks have to fight. thank you for. the story that's right. slavery. readings and style you take. sometimes in life it's good to take a step back and rethink the decisions and choices you've made your or i have yet to make sure i really take one more shot of tequila right now so i have spent all my tuition money on that bag a stripper name jazz about maybe and most importantly should we really leave all our nuclear large discretion up to just just one person one this is. that is exactly the kind of self examination that was taking place in the united states congress this week when the senate foreign relations committee held hearings on the u.s. president's sole authority to launch nuclear weapons yes unlike most other nuclear powers around the world even in russia we here in the united states actually leave that great doomsday decision in the hands of just one person the president of the united states and given the recent w w e style promo wars between u.s. presiden

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so it was very good, culminating in passchendaele. kevin staceyots of stories we have heard today, lots of acts of remembrance, and not just we have heard today, lots of acts of remembrance, and notjust here in london. this is where the national service took place, but of course services taking place at war memorials across the united kingdom today. coalition forces in afghanistan have also been paying their respects on remembrance sunday. british troops joined with forces from other countries, including new zealand and australia, for a service this morning. the headlines on bbc news — first secretary of state damian green insists police never told him about pornography allegedly found on his computers. he says the allegations have an ulterior motive. the bbc understands the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has contacted the husband of a british woman who's in prison in iran. his cabinet colleague, michael gove, says tehran should be facing criticism over the case as he rejects calls for mrjohnson to resign. the prince of wales has led the nation

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so scared. >> this hospital holloway has become familiar territory to jason and stacey bingl.ng the rest they can as gage undergoes a heart transplant. nurses who have known the family for years stop by to offer encouragement. >> we have to go down there. pam is going to tell us what's going on. >> gage is placed on a heart/lung bypass machine and is disconnected from the backpack he's been carrying. then surgeons carefully remove his failing heart along with the artificial heart pump. all the hardware inside his chest makes his transplant even more complicated. while they wait for updates on gage, sierra and lindsey reminisce about their own heart transplants. >> i remember gage sitting up there with me. >> i remember you guying good-bye. that's it. >> doctors inspect the donor heart. it looks perfect. >> the heart is going in. looking good. i thought i'd come say hi. looks really good. >> good. >> over the next four hours surgeons carefully stitch the donor heart into place. >> we're all done, then. things went very well. no problems going in. you know, measurably, anyway. >

recruit to the service is alex stacey, who never dreamt she would be undertaking sentry duty at buckingham palace. i onlyjoined injanuary and i finished all of my training injuly, soto be able to do something like this. sailors from the royal navy are also undertaking guard duty at st james‘s palace, the tower of london and tomorrow at windsor castle in what has been a very busy year for the service. jane—frances kelly, bbc news. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @duncangolestani. hello once again. after a pretty chilly weekend quite widely across the british isles we will see a change of weather tonight, albeit only for a little while. it is thanks to an area of low pressure throws a great veil of cloud down the british isles. first thing on monday there will be a wet and windy start to be had across the south. not many of you will be scraping your cars first up. there will be other concerns, i suspect, if you are commuting across the southern counties of england and wales. the first part of monday, it will be really quite wet. even that little bit further north will have had rain overnight. quite windy as well. tricky conditio

recruit to the service is alex stacey, who never dreamt she would be undertaking sentry duty at buckingham palace. i only joined in january and i finished all of my training injuly, so'm still very new in the navy, so it's a great honour and privilege to be able to do something like this. sailors from the royal navy are also undertaking guard duty at st james's palace, the tower of london and tomorrow at windsor castle in what has been a very busy year for the service. indonesia has put out an alert, over fears a volcano could erupt for the first time in more than 50 years. now the weather forecast with phil. after a pretty chilly weekend. something of a change at hand already to the north—western corner of the british isles. low pressure throwing weather fronts down and across all areas over the next few hours. quite wet for a imtoo. 30 or 40 hours. quite wet for a imtoo. 30 or a0 millimetres of rain across the western hills and gusty winds, could see something of a0, 50 miles per hour gusts, something of that order. the rain not clearing from the south and that's where we will see it trapped for a while during monday. monday not particularly cold, even though ther

recruit to the service is alex stacey, who never dreamt she would be undertaking sentry duty at buckingham palace. i only joined in january and i finished all of my training injuly, sorom the royal navy are also undertaking guard duty at st james's palace, the tower of london and tomorrow at windsor castle in what has been a very busy year for the service. the weather has rather flick flaked between the faces of autumn of late. you remember the floods in the north—west of england. things have calmed nicely for some but at the same time others have recorded this weekend their first snow of the season. and now we are about to change again, over my shoulder an area of low pressure coming during the course of the night. 30 to 40 mm in some places and windy, too. some gusts around 40 miles per hour. but really for the most part, within the body of that area of low pressure, the air is relatively mild. let's see how we are shaping up first thing on monday. some of the rain really quite heavy. a lot of surface water and spray around where. it stopped raining, to the north of the rain band but along the rain band heavy pulses, a303 territory to the a30. north of that, a mix

so, you know, it's ultra competitive out there. again, expectations are incredibly low going into the season. >> stacey, thank you for joining us >>>of goldman sachs have been under pressure in november. down more than 2 point be point 5% many investors are wondering what's next for the company. "the new york times" out with an article titled "inside the race for the top job on wall street." it profiles the two men competing to run goldman sachs let's bring in the author of that article, kate kelly, reporter from "the new york times" and cnbc contributor. the two men are the two co-presidents that took that position after gary cohen left david sullivan and gary schwartz i immediately jump on one point which is lloyd blankfine could go within the next 12 months. >> succession planning at goldman sachs and any other company is under wraps this is an ongoing discussion for the board is all i could get out of them. they have a nominating committee. i assume they have an envelope with a name in it. it seems they're in an ongoing job tryout and maybe others as well we just don't know when he's going to leave he has joked within the last

recruit to the service is alex stacey, who never dreamt she would be undertaking sentry duty at buckingham palace. i only joined in january and i finished all of my training injuly, sog like this. sailors from the royal navy are also undertaking guard duty at st james‘s palace, the tower of london and tomorrow at windsor castle in what has been a very busy year for the service.

stacey, who only joined the service injanuary, said it was an extremely proud moment. i onlyjoined up injanuary, i finished all of my training injuly. still very new in the navy, soething like this. they will be undertaking further duties at st james palace, the tower of london and tomorrow at windsor castle. what about the weather over the next few days? susan powelljoins us from the what about the weather over the next few days? susan powelljoins us from the weather what about the weather over the next few days? susan powelljoins us from the weather studio. ina word, the weather studio. in a word, nick, cold. briefly milder overnight into first thing on monday but another chilly day. the best of trends across eastern england, further west, more cloud ahead of a weather system that will come into play through the ceiling is overnight. dry weather in the east, showers in the westwood should senedd. chilly with more cloud around in the west than yesterday. this weather system through the evening, northern ireland and scotland, is no for the higher ground, heavy rain across north—west england and wales. —— sum is no. milder and generally frost free first thing on m

so much for being on the kaiser report thank you all. all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the report with me max geyser and stacey air would like to thank our guest dave coll is a professor at cornell he's got great videos on you tube check them out if you want to catch us on you tube ourselves this guy's report and so next time by oh. legally. yes to all this is all those who live. live. live live live. live live live. live a little. dropping bombs brings peace talks the battle of the. blue socks for the tell you that will be gossiping. about how you think you are not cool enough to buy their products. we are. watching some other. it's the cradle of jazz. the america in america we have. no less disc jazz feel. a city of climatic contests trophies of alligators on the loose of poverty and crime are used by the least swell members a mob family close members. of street racing in the heat of the night this is new orleans. compliments the best place in the world. whenever you believe that russian products. are not just getting excellent quality . but a little bit of caution so as we. look out for the special. there is no

delay us, everything to go forward, and so thank you to the city attorneys be there with us and working on drafts. people like andrea ruiz, kriss tom and kate stacey. they had a whole host of other agencies who assisted them. our public utilities agency, our public works, and of course our contract monitoring division all had dedicated staffers that contributed to this project. all in all, the best projects are the ones where there's a tremendous amount of collaboration, a good trusting relationship with the developers so they know we're not trying to rake them over the coals and take money that isn't from there deservingly, but they will be honored from this project. we can't get projects done without a supervisor who's going to champion it along with the mayor, and let me introduce our supervisor, malia cohen. thank you. >> oh, my goodness. today's wednesday morning, which means that yesterday was tuesday, which means we had a board meeting. i'm still in shellshock right? but good morning ladies and gentlemen. it's good to see everyone today. we've really come to celebrate and kind of pass ourselves on the back. it's been a tremendous lift. this

so the gift -- just hit november, not going to be part of third quarter but starts the narrative to that change stacey'sht, it takes time. their inventory turns about once a year we think you'll start to see that show up a little bit in the fourth quarter and build into next year. >> stacey, this breakfast at tiffany's move seems like a savvy one. look at the success a polo bar, i think the retail store is now closed, can it be a significant new income source for the company? >> it you know, i was in that cafe about two weeks ago and couldn't get a seat, so, you know, they weren't selling diamonds in there, they were selling coffee but, you know, it certainly -- it helps and that's what tiffany needs. they need to reinvigorate their stores i would argue they need to change a little bit of their sales culture. certainly they've talked a lot about inventory investments that might be a short-term disruption, but i think, you know, this company is certainly iconic, but, again, as david said, they're slow to evolving they will get there, i'm just not sure that right now is with the stock up 20% year to date

so on, that we're driving the problem underground. and i think that does a disservice not only to them, but to society in general. >> stacey, you see thisiminal sense all the time. what do you make of what the other two guests have said? >> well, i think that the point that the gentlemen before me was making, that it's underground and they're not going to come forward, very rarely are you going to find these people coming forward, but until they get caught doing something in a criminal situation. either they're arrested or somebody told on them, and that's when all of a sudden all of this comes to light. i think a lot of it dealing with these powerful men is that these victims knew that these guys generated power and knew that maybe it was kind of like a david and dplooigoliath. if they come forward and say something happened, who's going to believe them? and now with all of these other women coming forward, it's a snowball and domino effect. they feel empowered now. a celebrity has come forward against these other celebrities, these powerful men, and they feel if they can do it, i can now do it. i'm not going to keep this secret anymor

something financial adviser stacey francis says many fail to do >> the number-one reason for bankruptcy is actually medically related. so if you're not preparing, you could be putting yourself in a disastrous situation of having to use credit card debt, even going into your retirement plan. >> reporter: ample emergency savings and disability insurance helped pay the bills while i was out of work. and is why preparing for the unexpected is something all of us need to do. >> make sure that you have at least three to six months of your living expenses the next thing, look at your disability insurance does that pay you enough that your financial situation would still be comfortable and secure? and finally, make sure that your estate planning is updated. >> reporter: the steps i took before my brain injury allowed me to spend time with loved ones instead of worrying about money. my family and friends helped me get stronger encouraged me to walk farther. and cheered me on as i reached another milestone in my recovery >> let's go, mom. >> reporter: finishing my first ever 5k race. >> this was the first race she'd ever done and

so far away from home. >> and a deserving wounded warrior met our puppy with a which were charlie right here on "today." charlie will soon become stacey'svice dog helping her as she battles the injuries she suffered as a combat photographer. >> what an amazing homecoming meeting your son for the first time. perfect for veterans day. still to come, thieves playing on unexpectisuspecting atm cust. >> wait until you hear how many times a day the average person picks up his or her phone. >> get ready to do some holiday shopping where you can find black friday deals today, two weeks ahead of schedule. >>> good morning. i'm rosemary connors. it's just a few minutes before 7:30 on this frigid saturday. meteorologist krystal klei is tracking those cool, chilly, darn right cold temperatures out there, krystal. >> oh, yeah, rosemary, it's brutal oult there this morning. these are the feels like conditions and they have not budged all morning long. in fact, a few spots have actually gone down a couple degrees. it feels like 11 degrees in reading and lancaster, 13 degrees in philadelphia and mt. holly. 17 the best in millville and allentown also a

so far away from home. >> and a deserving wounded warrior met our puppy with a which were charlie right here on "today." charlie will soon become stacey's service dog helping her as she battles the injuries she suffered as a combat photographer. >> what an amazing homecoming meeting your son for the first time. perfect for veterans day. still to come, thieves playing on unexpectisuspecting atm cust. >> wait until you hear how many times a day the average person picks up his or her phone. >> get ready to do some holiday shopping where you can find black friday deals today, two weeks ahead of schedule. take a live look outside -- g >>> good saturday morning. it is 5:26. here's a live look outside. foggy over san francisco. boy, look at that. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. looking at that fog makes me wonder why we're wearing short sleeves today. >> probably because we're in studio, not that it makes a difference because it's always really code. we are showing moisture on the radar but the temperatures right now for san francisco, 57 degrees, in palo alto, 47, near the