tibble! d.w.'s face is bleeding. it out. i don't want to play anymore. put your helmet on. we're out in space and you need it. i quit. what if d.w.'s dying? can you die from getting hit in the mouth? i don't know. mrs. tibble: timmy! tommy! we're going to get punished. i guess we'll have to live out here forever. i told you we should've hid against the back wall. there you are. both ( crying ): we're sorry. i think you should apologize to d.w., not to me. you mean... she's alive? yes. her mother took her to the emergency room. you were very brave, d.w. it doesn't look so bad. well, it feels bad. tommy: d.w.! you're alive. ( twins crying ) i'm so sorry! oh, d.w.! timmy did it. you're crying more than i did and i got stitches in my face. i'm sorry. it was supposed to be fun. no one on the show ever bleeded or got stitches. that's because it's just a dumb show. you're not supposed to do what they do. it's not real. oh. oh. want to come over? we promise to only watch real things so nobody can get hurt. okay. timmy: we co

kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> i'm actually just texting with a friend from minnesota.he said she does know what grape salad is. >> she does? she might be the minority there. from the reston holiday parade, had a blast ringing in the holiday there is yesterday with do you go kammerer. i was emceeing and doug was helping. macy style like balloons. >> nice. >> thousands of people come out for this. small businesses in the area get involved with it as well. and amelia, i've got to tell you, it was chilly out there. everybody was bundled up. they were waving the bells, flags. nut cracker was being performed. it was really a grand old time. this year, the best part of all, the theme was home for the holidays. and they dedicated it to the united states military. >> very nice. >> that's why you see 12,000 of those little flags. >> waving them right there. cold today, but the warm-up is coming? >> warm-up tomorrow. 47 for a high today. partly cloudy skies. 60 tomorrow. >> we'll enjoy that. thanks for joining us. >> we'll be back here tomorrow at 6:00. until then, have a great s

because the tibbles said if you hurt a book they take away your library card forever.ied. hey! i took this book out! see, that's my name. you used to have to write your name here whenever you took a book out. this is the very first book i ever took out of the library! ( in high voice ): my first book! my first book! you took out a baby book? it isn't a baby book i love this book! it's great for little kids! listen to this: "hopalong the frog hopped onto a log and the log started floating away..." "the end." ( sniffing ) what's wrong, d.w.? it was a happy story. didn't you like it? i loved it! i'm just sad i have to return it now! ( blows nose ) but you can take it right out again. it's called "renewing a book." i can?! arthur's going to read it to me every single day! twice a day-- once in the morning and once at night! and then i'm going to renew it again and again and again and again, and again...! what have i done?! kids: and now... my name is sheralyn and this is my class and we are at the fox point branch of the providence public library. and i am going to give yo

here's nbc's kevin tibbles. >> reporter: just before kickoff the ohio state buckeyes took a moment to remember one of their own. >> 22-year-old walk-on a kosta karageorge, a first-year football player, has been missing since wednesday. >> reporter: this weekend volunteers handed out flyers near the place where 22-year-old qo -- kosta karageorge osu senior was last seen. >> we need help. instead of two, three, four people out looking for him, we want hundreds of thousands of people out looking for him. >> reporter: karageorge apparently left his apartment at 2:00 wednesday morning telling roommates he was going out for a walk. the defensive lineman did not show up for football practice later that day. and again on thanksgiving. >> his family is the world to him. so to go missing on thanksgiving, that's kind of why nothing adds up. >> reporter: karageorge is a three-year member of the university's wrestling team and this year the 6'5" 285-pound athlete walked on to the famed ohio state football team. officials say shortly before leaving his apartment he texted his mother. sorry if i am

our report tonight from nbc's kevin tibbles in chicago. >> reporter: get ready, america. winter is barrelling down the pike. remnants of typhoon nuri hitting alaska was near 100-mile-per-hour winds manhandling the jet stream, pushing the polar vortex and frigid temperatures south. >> much colder air is coming in to the lower 48 from above the arctic circle. this is going to pack a punch. >> reporter: in chicago they know what that means. what does the word polar vortex mean to you? >> chicago in the wintertime. >> shoveling. >> the polar vortex is nothing we can't handle. >> reporter: by midweek temperatures from the plain states to parts east will be ten to twenty degrees colder than on average. we've already had a taste. 21 inches of snow in parts of maine, bone chilling 65-mile-per-hour winds battered the chicago waterfront. and in north carolina a football game in a snow globe. could this foreshadow a repeat of last winter when the mercury plummeted? >> minneapolis, st. paul. minus 20 degrees. >> reporter: braving it all, yours truly of course. the christmas tree is a

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kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> the violence earlier this week in ferguson, missouri has given way to a kind of fragile peace tonight. the scars are still there from the rioting after a grand jury decided not to indict the officer who fatally shot michael brown. and on this thanksgiving day a certain uneasiness remains, but also reasons to give thanks. our ron allen is in ferguson once again for us this evening and has this report. >> reporter: no holiday parades in ferguson. the main street the scene of so much violence earlier this week, still a no-go area. overnight only a small crowd outside police headquarters. >> there's a little bit of tension at this moment. >> reporter: elsewhere in the country at least 145 arrested and released in los angeles. and 35 taken into custody in oakland, protesting the grand jury decision not to charge officer darren wilson for killing michael brown. wilson's attorneys say he's facing death threats and may never be able to serve as a police officer again. >> he's careful. extremely careful. necessarily so. but you have to continue to try to

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>> nbc's kevin tibbles, appreciate that update. upsetting story there. >> sure thing. >> and everybody at home, we are going to be keeping an eye on that press conference and bringing you any news that comes out of it. >>> keep it right here, we're finally hearing the words of officer darren wilson himself. this is our next segment up ahead. does his story given on tv and that interview line up with the grand jury testimony? we compare. >>> we're also going to continue to watch the weather all hour long on the biggest commuting day of the year. take a look at this scene on philadelphia on the highway. stick around for a storm explainer from new york's favorite meteorologist, the one and only janice hough. there was no question she was the one. she reminds you every day. but your erectile dysfunction-that could be a question of blood flow. cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat s

>> even though canada claims to not know why sergeant tibbles has detained him, he soon let's slip tonother inmate that he does know. >> how do you know it's from compton? because, that's the only thing it could be for. you guys can't save him forever, all right? >> save him from what? >> what do you mean save him from what? don't play dumb. you know what he's doing around here. he's just a snitch, you know [ bleep ]. try to do something, help him get out of some trouble, you know, and he's saying like i did something wrong to him. i didn't never do nothing wrong to him. he had his mom take copies of the money order receipts that he sent me. right? he sent me a money order receipt because i got him out of some trouble. >> i will have to go up front. i will have to write a conduct report for threatening and then take it to the captain's office. the lieutenant will write him up some paperwork, which means he will be on confinement. >> coming up -- >> i'm here to tell you guys i did not do what they're accusing me of doing. >> steven weaver argues his case to get out of ad-seg. >> i didn

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. >> hey [ bleep ] >> after securing compton in the dorm, his escort officer, sergeant tibbles, comes out to investigate. >> while i was walking compton back up to the dorm, he was threatened. his life was threatened. so i'm looking for the guy who threatened when i locked him up. i know he was short. a white guy with a blue cap on. i'm almost sure i know who it is. as soon as i see him i'll know exactly who it is. hey, come here. >> what did i do? >> why don't we step over here for a second? >> i ain't done nothing. >> the inmate is identified as richard canada. his name was on some of the money order receipts turned in by compton's mother. >> turn around and cuff up. >> for what? >> because i said so. >> are you serious? >> yeah, i'm serious. turn around and cuff up. let's go. you're going to your cell. >> for what? >> you know exactly what. >> no, i don't. what are you talking about? >> even though canada claims to not know why sergeant tibbles has detained him, he soon let's slip to another inmate that he does know. >> how do you know it's from compton? because, that's the only th

i don't want to spend the rest of my life watching the tibbles eat paste. ( with full mouth ): i didn't sir every minute of life is a precious gift. we live in a world surrounded by beauty. should we fritter away our lives and allow the wonders of this amazing gift to just pass us by? come with me, young man. haney: mr. ratburn this boy has the soul of a poet and i for one do not appreciate you trying to crush his soaring spirit and natural talents. binky? binky barnes? this budding walt whitman has inspired me to follow my lifelong dream-- to climb mount everest. i won't be a life fritter-er away-erer. thank you, my boy. see you, herb. i realize they're your goals but you can't take a bite out of the sun. it's hotter than pizza that's been cooked inside a baked potato. and you can't drink a whole ocean. salt water would make you sick. that only leaves me one goal. ( classical music playing ) there's something very strange going on. d.w. had this game last and she put everything back where it belongs. and last night... she kissed me good night. eerie. not as eerie as this-- an invitatio

for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> it is time for another check of the forecast from: today's weather is brought to you by american express. founding partner of small business saturday. shop small today and tonight. >> you know, i love the signs on the plaza, but i love this one. she came all the way from florida to see me. what's your name? >> dylan. >> your name's dylan, too? did you bring any warm weather? >> no. >> no. you forgot the warm weather. that's okay. we'll make it through. let's look at the warmer weather where it is located right now. it is actually in the southwest, but spreading east. hey, did you bring the warm weather, it is moving in. we will see temperatures expect to get above average. washington, d.c. by monday should get up to 67 degrees. how nice is that? charleston, south carolina, 70 degrees as well by monday. today, we are looking for maybe a spotty flurry or light shower in the great lakes. most of the country is quiet except for the pacific northwest >>> and a good saturday morning. i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. a cold one today. t

for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> a terrible story. >>> well, weekend "today" chanel williams is here. there has been another attack. >> a suicide bomber killed people in afghanistan, there were no diplomats in the car, but several british embassy staffers were hurt. the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. in recent weeks, insurgents have intensified their war on u.s. forces and nato troops. both are set to end their combat role in the country at the end of the year. >>> justice ginsburg is resting up after surgery. here's justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: ruth bader ginsburg is recover shopping in a washington, d.c. hospital after doctors replaced a stint in a coronary artery. she was taken to the hospital after feeling discomfort in a regular workout. she is young, on the court since 1993, because of her age, some liberal academics have been urging her to step down so president obama can appoint a successor. she insisted she is stay shopping and with the changing senate, she is not stepping down. >> in life, it's always was is the alte

nbc's kevin tibbles has this sto sto story. >> reporter: volunteers handed out fliers near the placehere 23-year-old kosta karageorge, an osu senior, was last seen. >> we need help. instead of two or three people out looking for him, we want hundreds of thousands of people out looking for him. >> reporter: karageorge apparently left his apartment at 2:00 wednesday morning, telling roommates he was going out for a walk. the defensive lineman did not show up for football practice later that day and again on thanksgiving. >> his family is the world to him. to go missing on thanksgiving, that's why nothing really adds up. >> reporter: karageorge is a three-year member of the university's wrestling team and this year, the 6'5", 280-pound athlete walked on to the famed ohio state football team. officials say shortly before leaving his apartment, he texted his mother. "sorry if i am an embarrassment, but these concussions have my head all expletive up." family members say karageorge has a history of sports-related concussions and they are worried he may be disoriented. >> he's never missed

and nbc's kevin tibbles is joining me now from chicago.ine what he must be going through in his mind. what's he doing to prepare for this? >> i would like to point out my two feet are on tarra firma. he says he has gone through months of training this is what he's done his entire life. obviously, he's a seventh generation member of the flying family, this is what they do he says. of course, here in chicago, a lot of people are asking well okay, this is what they do but why in heaven's name do they do it? that's probably what's going to be bringing thousands of people down to the river banks tonight to look way up, and i'm talking way up to watch nick walenda walk across. you mention he's going to be doing it without a safety net or a harness. the other thing we should point out, the part of his walk's he's going to be doing blindfolded. but one of the things he told us the other day, the rope he'll be walking along is about the diameter of a nickel. now, this is a lot smaller than the 2-inch one he used to go across niagara falls and the g

kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> all that in 90 seconds.s just wild. >> hope they're on the case now and they'll catch those guys. let's get a check of the weather, again, from dylan. >> announcer:'s tonight's sunday night football weather is brought to you by nfl mobile. exclusively from verizon. >> and thanks, guys. out there this morning, it is going to be a chilly morning across the eastern half of the country. warm out in the west, but watch what happens as we go through this weekend. we're going to see this all flip-flop a little bit. little cooler out west and starts to warm up a bit out east and always a good flow. keeps storms from developing when it's nice and going from west to east. now, we are going to see temperatures warm up nicely. look at birmingham, alabama. 69 degrees by sunday and temperatures in the 70s in tulsa by sunday and then the reverse of that. seattle on saturday will only top out around 45 degrees and 50 on sunday in medford. temperatures out west will start to cool off a bit. where we have some rain and this f

>> kevin tibbles from chicago, thank you.he first time. >> i think the video is disheartening, i think it is shocking, and i think what i take away from it is at the end of the day, this is a child, a child who was playing in a park by the way, and the fact that his life was cut down so short without given some benefit of the doubt is troubling. we see this widespread through america. it is deeply, deeply disturbing. >> what could police, and for folks watching and listening, it is important for everyone to know, you were a criminal defense attorney, and you probably dealt with cases similar to this i would imagine. what could police have done, based on what we know. it is important to know we don't necessarily have all of the facts and information yet. what could police have done instead of what they did? >> i think they could have done a better job of assessing the situation. a 911 call was made. it is my understanding that call got lost in translation. when you're talking about life, you have to get communication right. if

kevin tibbles has the latest. >> escalating to the crash and grab.nine bandits scooped up $120,000 worth of merchandise and disappearing into the night. police say it was over in 90 seconds. a half dozen similar heists in the run up to the holidays. a minivan burst into this nyc store and video shows 20 thieves stuffing bags with jeans, jackets and jewelry. then they vanished. >> the bad guys are using counter surveillance to watch our patrols. >> just as the holiday rush gets under way, organized gangs are using stolen cars and trucks as battering rams. >> they show a stolen pick up pounding through a brick wall before the store was stormed and looted. tough for the owner on thanksgiving. >> i'm going to lose a black friday sale. one of the biggest days of the year. >> the stolen goods may be shipped overseas or online. revved up robberies bring a new meaning to door busters. nbc news, chicago. >> all the wrong kinds of ways. thanks to kevin tibbles for that report. scary moments to tell you about. it ended with a suspect being shot. the suspect was

kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> all that in 90 seconds.s wild. >> they're on the case now and hope they will catch those guys. >> let's get a check of the weather again from dylan. >> announcer: "today's" sunday night football weather is brought to you by nfl mobile, exclusively from verizon. >> thanks, guys. out there this morning, it is going to be a chilly morning across the eastern half of the country. it's warm out in the west. watch what happens as we go through this weekend. we'll watch this flip flop a little bit. it starts to cool off out west and warming up in the east. look at birmingham, alabama. 69 degrees by sunday. we'll see temperatures in the 70s in tulsa by sunday. then the reverse of that. seattle on saturday will only top out around 35 degrees, 40 sunday and 50 on sunday in medford. temperatures will start to cool off a bit. where we do have this rain and this front. that's why temperatures are going to drop. we'll go from rain over to snow in seattle. not a lot of accumulation at the lower levels. it will take up into