. —— the competition is unreal. the paparazzi i5 unreal. competition is unreal.kup with eddie fi5her, it was back then but what if it was today? you watched it with angelina with brad, they follow them everywhere. i feel 5orry they follow them everywhere. i feel sorry for them but i went through that. i had hundreds of press on my front lawn and the backyard, the swimming pool. all around. it is difficult and it's not something that one likes to have happened. it won't happen to me again. i'm just going to be here and the uk and play at the apollo theatre, i'm just going to have a good time and be live on stage and do what i like to do but my life can be easy now because i've been in the business of 63 yea r5 because i've been in the business of 63 years and i've had 63 wonderful, glorious year5. 63 years and i've had 63 wonderful, glorious years. i'm very happy with my life, i've been through all of it now and i've done all of it and i've had a great life and a great time and i'm still having it, that's what i like. you always make very pithy comments, you are a

it's a role that constance almost didn't take. >> is it true that you really turned down unreal? quinn, the scheming exec producer of a dating reality show. come on! come on! in real life, lifetime was begging constance to take the part twice before she finally accepted a role she now loves. >> are you similar at all to quinn? >> stop talking to me. >> i think that's why people will take pictures of me from afar, and they always seem to be very afraid of me. >> i am nothing, nothing like quinn. >> married with an 8-year-old daughter collette, constance says that at 84 years of age she couldn't be happier. >> can you age in hollywood. >> i would like to say right oo here on "entertainment tonight" that i don't want to do anything to my face ever. i would like to get old. i would like to play those characters that get old. i -- i want to age. you just have to know that you're enough, and if you think that your face isn't that, then it's not the part for you. i'm never going to be angelina jolie. never! so, you know what? i'm going to be constance zimmer and i'm going to be the best

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she's leaving the show to focus time on "fuller house" and other now the lifetime series "unreal" is almost like watching behind the scenes of "the bachelor" and constance zimmer is so good at playing the venomous executive producer she got an emmy nomination, but as michelle turner report, it's a role that constance almost didn't take. >> is it true that you really turned down unreal? >> yes. i did. >> she plays quinn, the scheming exec producer of a dating reality show. om>> ce on! come on! come on! i need sad faces, okay? in real life, lifetime was begginns accepted a role she now loves. >> are you similar at all to quinn? >> stop talking to me. >> i think that's why people will take pictures of me from afar. they will never come up to me because they always seem to be very afraid of me. >> i am nothing, nothing like quinn. daughter collette, constance s that at 46 years of age she couldn't be happier just being >> do you feel that maybe you can start to age in hollywood? here on "entertainment tonight" that i don't want to do anything to my face ever. i would like to get old. i w

it was unreal. but not as unreal as nigh number two story when reporters dug up an old quote where donald trump said-- and i quote-- if i were to run, i'd run as a republican. they're the dumbest group of voters in the country." >> trevor: hasan, i'm going to cut you off right there. that news story was also false, man. i don't think your sources are credible? >> they are incredible, trevor. especially my number one story of 2016, pope francis himself endorsing donald trump. >> trevor: all of those news stories are completely fake. you're talking about fake news, man. >> oh, yeah, all this stuff is made up. these stories are faker than my air gordons. and sure, they melt when it rains, but no one cares. just like no one cares about whether the news is real or fake. look at facebook. just before the election the top-five fake news stories were more popular than the top-five real news stories. >> trevor: but, hasan, i don't understand, fake news is everywhere now, so how do we fight back? >> fight bac

unreal. eagles lose, 27-26, they are e playoffs tonight.gain, zero and 2346 games ls the lets go live to jamie apody live there baltimore where eagles lost their seventh straight road game. jamie, none more controversial then this finish and that decision to go for two points. >> yeah, jeff, as you polled eagles locker room they would tell nothing controversial about it. pederson said he made up his mind that if they got ball back and scored for two before they got the ball back. to a man, all of the players told me they were in favor of the coach's call, to lay it all on the line. >> i love this team. i thought it showe aggressiveness and his belief in us. you kno we had it. they made a good play. they got the hand up in the line of scrimmage. it take. >> would i rather go swinging. coach has full faith in us. it speaks volume. you love to have a head coach that has that trust in you as players. >> we have to find a way, whatever the the circumstances may be, we have to find a waste to makeut come out of these games with a win. there is no

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the soong was unreal -- the scene was unreal. >> it was scary. >> sandra living a block from the fire and she woke up to allowed bloom and black smoke. there were a number of explosions heard. >> i pulled my car out of the garage and got ready to go. it was that scary. >> firefighters were called in from richmond, contra coste county and the refinery. >> it smothers the fire, it separates the fuel from the oxygen so it doesn't ignited. >> that's as smoke drifted into nearby neighborhoods people living and working nearby were told to shelter in place. student -- students were ordered to stay indoors. >> we don't want the gas to affect our families and neighbors. >> coming up at 5:00 what caused the fire and if there's been issues at this salvage yard in the past. >>> john burris held a meeting aimed at protecting oakland's art community. christian was at the meeting and has more on what they hope to accomplish. >> organizers are looking at what can be done for the artist living in the warehouses. they are doing what they can to see that the ghost ship fire is not used for mass eviction

the paparazzi are unreal. it‘s relentless, a very fast world today, hard to keep up with it.uld be awful. you just watched it with angelina with brad, they follow them everywhere. i feel very sorry for them but i went through that. i had hundreds of press in my front lawn and the backyard, the swimming pool. all around. it is difficult and it‘s not something that one likes to have happen. it won‘t happen to me again. i‘m just going to be here and visit the uk and play at the apollo theatre, i‘m just going to have a good time and be live on stage and do what i like to do but my life can be easy now because i‘ve been in the business 63 years and i‘ve had 63 wonderful, glorious years. i‘m very happy with my life, i‘ve been through all of it now and i‘ve done all of it and i‘ve had a great life and a great time and i‘m still having it, that‘s what i like. you always make very pithy comments, you are a very direct person but you made some pithy comments about why you stopped making films. you said, "i stopped making movies because i don‘t like taking my clothes off. maybe it‘s rea

unreal." the district attorney's office has received the police report. it's reviewing the case, and say there's a lot of information for prosecutors to ingest, so charges likely won't be issued today. reporting live... chief meterologist drew burgoyne joins us now to get you ready for your 3 tonight: mostly cloudy. temperatures below freezing around 300. wind: nw 5-10 mph. friday: drying out with some pockets of sunshine. highs in the upper 30s. wind: w 5-10 saturday and sunday with highs in the upper 30s. some peeks of sunshine possible on saturday with a cloudy sky on sunday. light snow is likely on sunday with some light accumulation possible, especially on grassy surfaces. an early christmas gift for lovers of the mitchell park domes..free entry until five tonight for the grand reopening after structural problems shuttered them for a time.. cbs 58 morning anchor mike curcov on the challenge in the new year to figure out its a pretty festive mood here at the domes as we listen to david hb drake playing some christmas music right now.all day long you c

so you know, what are the risks from further losses admittedly unrealized on these holdings?> yeah, well, again, the point is they're unrealized, number one, because, you know, bank accounting is -- unless the security's held in the trading portfol portfolio, you don't run the loss through the income statement if it's an available for sales security in the portfolio, you mark it against capital, but you don't run it through the income statement. and if it's held to maturity you never run it through the income statement. so if the bank holds maturities of two to three years, by the -- they won't be running anything through the income statement. and the fact of the matter is what the general could do is write an article as the "financial times" did that over the last six or seven years, the cost of regulation has been $200 billion for the banking industry and the cost of litigation has been 160 to 175 billion. so that's an average if you put the two numbers together, we'll see somewhere between 350 to 400 billion. and that's not over ten years that's over six or seven years and

. >> once she joined this group there just became a connection that is unreal. deface the sign, their focus is on giving. the folks here says it will take several thousand dollars to replace the sign. they are hoping to do it by way of donation, once again. you can find this all on our website, news3lv.com. i'll send it back to you. >> thank you christy. a police being shot several times in tacoma. when the officer was responding to a domestic violence call this afternoon, several children might have been inside, there suspect barricaded himself inside but they think the shooter may have escaped at this point. >> more issues from tennessee, firefighters try to put out the the flames at bay in that area. meanwhile doyle parton dolly pas dollywood organization said it would many donate a portion of the >> protest remain peaceful for the most part, officers made three arrests. prosecutors decided bradley vinson was justified in killing scott after he pulled out a gun and ignored officer's direction to put it down. joins us. >> 132, reed, that's the number of office

. >> unreal, all right. >>> we're also following developing story out of moorestown, new jersey. residents at the brandywine living facility at moorestown estates are now back inside their rooms after being forced out after a fire. fire started around 3:30 this morning in the basement of the building, about 70 resident were evacuated, out of their rooms because of the bitter cold temperatures, officials decided, outside, to another area of the building. no was hurt and cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> agonizing few days for delaware county family they are searching desperately for this man. he is joseph tarbutton a 89 year-old great grand fatter from upper chichester. he has been missing since saturday afternoon when he went grocery shopping. family says he suffers there mild dementia and they are urging anyone who sees him to call police. >>> he was driving a 2010 silver toyota tacoma with the pennsylvania wild life tag wr 35788. >>> okay, extra security in harrisburg today, as pennsylvania's electoral college members prior to formally cast their votes for the presi

. >> unreal. >>> judge in the controversial stanford rape cast won't face discipline. >> no, a california cleared the judge, aaron persky of bias and misconduct allegations. panel found judge did not miss handle the case of the former university swimmer brook turner. earlier this year persky drew sharp criticism, when he sent turner to jail for six months for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman back in 2015 a stanford law professor has been leading an effort to recall that judge. >>> and no fine for seek, nfl goes easy after his salvation army kettle celebration. why that decision is not sitting well with one of the division rivals but it made a bunch of money for salvation army. >>> good morning, i'm sean brace with the eagles eliminated from playoff contention and only two games left focus need to be on rookie quarterback carson went getting valuable reps and keeping him healthy. it the brings us to the return of the right tackle lane johnson. johnson was suspended for failing his second drug test earlier this season. before he started serving that suspension lane was within of the

their talents and use, their dreams unrealized, -- unused, their dreams unrealized and their aspirationse are people of great talent. this is the moment. this is our chance. this is our window for action. this is the hour when the great deed can be done and our highest hopes can come true. we are going to do it, folks. we are going to do it. [cheers and applause] we are going to do it. "usa"]ng >> we love you, donald! mr. trump: thank you. i love you too. some guy. look at this guy. and i do love him. he is a rough looking cookie though, i will tell you. [laughter] mr. trump: we love him. we have a lot of love, believe me. there's going to be a lot of love in our country. driven by these goals, i am working to assemble a detailed action plan for america. my plan begins with a bold structural reform to create millions of new jobs and rapidly expand our economic growth. and you see what's happening with taxes. you see what's happening with regulations which are totally , out of control. by now we punish companies for , doing business in america. they are actually punished. that's why they

visit pepsiandtostitos.com and you could win unreal nfl experiences. >> trevor: welcome back.album is called "darkness and light." he can also be seen in the upcoming movie "la la land." >> you say you want to save jazz? how you gonna save jazz if no one's listening? jazz is dying because of people like you. you're playing to 90-year-olds at the lighthouse, and where are the kids? where are the young people? you're so obsessed with kenny clark and felonious monk. these guys were revolutionaries. how are you going to be a revolutionary if you're such a traditionalist? you're holding onto the past, but jazz is about the future. >> trevor: please welcome john legend! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> hello! hey! >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> my friend, it's finally good to be here. >> trevor: it's good to have you finally. i have been wanting to have you on the show. glad you made it and not a moment too soon. you're doing everything. you're living up to the name. >> everything this week. ( laughter ) my album came out friday and the movie comes out this friday. >> trevor: let's

. >> i know, it's unreal. >> so what is that transition been like?'re from wimbledon, england. >> wimbledon, southwest london. >> a lot like vegas. >> very, very similar. >> i'm surprised you haven't just caught on fire walking outside here in vegas. >> it is, uh-- it's slightly warmer... >> yeah. >> than london i must say. and it's amazing. i mean, it's incredible when you get up every morning and the sun is shining. whether you're in a good mood, or a bad mood... >> right. >> that sun is out there full on. >> so now that you're on the vegas strip and you have your own show, how have things changed for the better, or maybe for the worse? i don't know. >> well, you know, i've been working and doing ventriloquism, performing for--for a long time and i get to travel all around the place. it's so lovely to be able to be in your own theater and come to work every night and you have a crew of people and you have a show that's set, you know, ready for your appearance and your performance every night. and the audiences have been fantastic. and it's just lov

visit pepsiandtostitos.com and you could win unreal nfl experiences. ( cheers and applause ). >> trevorome back to "daily show." the 2016 election was sort of like an episode of "the walking dead." it was long, brutal, and it left us all feeling hopeless about humanity. so to let us know how he's coping, we're joined by hasan minhaj. >> hey, man. ( cheers and applause ) you know, i've bhn just as depressed as everyone else about all this trump stuff, mostly because, you know,... and people are like, "hasan, how do you get through it?" i'll tell you how. a little piece of magic i discovered on facebook. "wheel of fugative"! >> hello, everyone, i'm sheriff wayne ivy and you've watching "wheel of fugative." >> gl is that a real show? >> yeah, it's real. the brevard county sheriff's department makes a game show about catching criminals. dude, this beard is not a fashion choice. i haven't had time to shave because i've been binge watching for the past week. >> our weekly show where we give this wheel a spin, whatever fugitive it lands on, we're going to ask our citizens to help find him. let

visit pepsiandtostitos.com and you could win unreal nfl experiences. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back.ical comen cater-- commentator and president of the dream korp, please welcome van jones. (applause) >> no, no, no. after you, after you. welcome to the show, sir. >> el welcome to hell, sir. >> i don't know if i'm in hell. i feel like this is the beginning of the ride. >> yeah, well, for you it is a ratings bonanza, for the rest of us, we're going to be suffering. >> i feel like it's the same thing. let's take a step back. when you last came on the show, i will never forget how you sounded the warningment were you one of the first people, not just on cnn but in general saying we need to take these people seriously. and when you were referring to these people, you were talking about angry white voters and more importantly, people who were neo nazis and white supremacists within that movement. it's a weird place to be in now but are you walking around going like, i told you so. >> you know, some people were raised well. and would never do that. and i'm not one of them. i tried to tell y

didn't have a bunch of unreally kids to try to deal with. why would i want to leave that the? and especially base it is the safest things college presidents are figures of fun on college campuses. i said one time to the chairman of the board, still chairman of the board, i said most of my friends are faculty members. why would i want to do that? don't you think i know what they think about those guys? and he said, hillsdale is different. i said, do you really think so? i know a couple who teach there. and, what made me change my mind was, that document as pure chance, lawyer friend of mine said they want you to come do that job. i said, well, they have been calling. do me a favor, humor me, i'm your lawyer, ask for articles of incorporation and bylaws. i said i'm not going to do that job. i don't want that job. he said humor me. so they called and i said, would you send, they had been sending me a lot of stuff. they didn't send that. would you send, and they sounded puzzledded sure. why? lawyer said i should read it. the bylaws are unexceptional. but i get these articles. and

. >> it's been an unreal experience. >> cindy's hope of donating that money to cancer research inspiring, and of course, we're thinking about cindy's family tonight. thank you for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david muir. we hope to see you right here tomorrow. good night. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. in the 3.7 seconds it takes ry watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online for the first year. cable can't offer that. only fios can. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! hey, how you doin'? thank you. thank you,

. >> it's been an unreal experience. >> cindy's hope of donating that money to cancer research inspiring, and of course, we're thinking about cindy's family tonight. thank you for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david muir. we hope to see you right here tomorrow this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a consulting electrical engineer from port deposit, maryland... an abuse prevention educator from irving, texas... and our returning champion, a gis technician from oklahoma city, oklahoma... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] hi, everyone. thank you, johnny. hello, ladies and gentlemen. on yesterday's program, we said goodbye to cindy, a 6-day champion who walked away with about $104,000, to be replaced by sam, a winner of over $20,000.

. >> it's been an unreal experience. >> cindy's hope of donating that money to cancer research inspiring, and of course, we're thinking about cindy's family tonight. thank you for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david muir. we hope to see you right here tomorrow. good night. >> it's going to rain tomorrow and it going to hail and we're tracking the storm so you'll know when it arrives where you live. >> merry christmas! >> there house. >> michael finney explains what is really in your groceries. >> take a look at the clear and calm view live from our east bay hills camera. it's going to change dramatically. good evening, and thanks for joining us tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> it's going to arrive before dawn. >> the morning commute won't be the worst of it. spencer christian is tracking the storm, expected to bring rain, hail, and storm. >> you can't tell by looking at live doppler 7 because it looks calm. there is a storm of moderate intensity, bringing moderate to heavy rainfall. gusts from 20-40 miles per hour and a chance of thunder, hail, and snow levels down to 2000 feet. we'll

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and -- it is unreal, today i probably less today, i have had maybe 2500 or so. i woke up this morning there were over a thousand e-mails there. liz: just this morning, sharon, correct me if i am wrong about arizona state law, did does not bind you to vote along lines of popular vote, that i think is true in many other states, do you feel have you an obligation to follow the popular vote in our state? >> oh, i do, yes. i feel that the voters have elected my to represent them, and in casting this vote, and that i would vote for donald trump. i have no second thoughts about it. >> all right. sharon thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >> thank you. liz: next up, celebrities are now trying to pressure the electoral college to switch their votes, justifying argument by citing the constitution my next guest said blocking will of the people could not be more unconstitutional, we play more from the new act from tinsel town. >> republican members, this message is for you. as you know, our founding fathers, about the the electoral college to save guard the american

>> it is imagining an unreal planet terry situation to think these people are stressed about each step of growing up. the bad news is you keep doing it. it never stops. you never stop growing up jievment what will they do when they get out of school and how do they shrink the horses? >> it took a piece of ambassador bolton's mustache. >> i heard his mustache is made of cotton candy. >> back to panelist three after the commercial. >> the university of colorado boulder have therapy dogs for these students. you are in colorado. you don't need a dog. there are a lot of other things. they are bringing in dogs and they are not drug-sniffing dogs. >> maybe they were tired of the drug-sniffing dogs is you have a tax base that they can just be pet. >> i read other stuff like coke, that's gone up. >> you are going to start another argument with ken ma de. kennedy. coming up, one man takes to the ring and the other fakes it on the chin. that's up next. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. here is what is happening. the death toll is growing to 36 following friday's fire at

unreal. sergeant john peck moving his fingers four months after surgery.arine lost all four limbs after stepping on an ied in afghanistan. >>> next the bad. go to jail or do 200 pushups. your choice. the officer gave an teenager. he chose pushups. the officer wanted to teach him a lesson. >>> finally, the ugly. a -- demanding he stop playing christmas music. he walked into the restaurant in largo, florida. threatened workers. he heard the festive tunes, demanded they play muslim and hindu music instead. happy new year. >>> "fox and friends" is next. >>> i'm abby huntsman. this is a fox news alert. it happened again. an officer is shot in the line of duty. we have the latest on his condition at this hour. and what prompted that shooting. >>> just breaking overnight as well. russia responds taking aim at the u.s. after the obama administration issues a series of sanctions for alleged election interference. so was the president's play another shot at donald trump? we're live in washington with the latest breaking details. >>> in the good old days, you used to

. >> unreal. neil: unreal.ng this. >> funny, we sat here on election night and you saw the futures indices. neil: that was you on election night? i knew it. you brought the magic markers. >> i did. neil: yes, you did. >> you're so sharp i need ad bucket of sharpies to keep up. neil: you. >> we saw the markets tanking. neil: but you very early on, memory serves me right you didn't buy the immediate reaction. >> no. it didn't take long for the markets to say, wait a second, we'll see an uptick in manufacturing. oh, we're going to see tax cuts. we're going to see some big regulations rolled back. neil: right. >> to increase at least consumer confidence and confidence of small business owners and there has been nothing so far that donald trump has done to really dissuade the markets from that. will have happen eventually? is he going to say something wildly unpopular? yeah, probably. for now, everyone on this side is still very much in the honeymoon phase. neil: do you know when you were on, i got more complimentar

he is so unbelievably qualified, it's unreal. he is business wise and has been highly successful. it's unbelievable rags to riches and he started working at age 8 mowing lawns. they couldn't afford more than a one-bedroom place and you get to know him, you become inspired by what he has done and what he could do for the nation. i understand the folks may not know him, but they will be impressed with the choice donald trump made. he has relationships in over 200 countries that span 40 years. of course he will know vladimir putin. exxon does a lot of business there. if you ask the people at exxon every time he got the deal for exxon. that's what he will do for america is get the best deal. he is not a shrinking violet when it comes to fighting and fighting tough. >> the meeting playing out, we reported on it at the top, donald trump meeting with leaders from silicon valley and tech leaders. as you said, a lot of them were not in his corner during the campaign, but a notable absence is the ceo of twitter and that is a medium donald trump likes to use. new reporting from politico on t

their talents aren't used in just unused and their dreams unrealized and their aspirations totally forgottenese are people of great talent. this is the moment. this is our chance. this is our window for action. this is the hour when the great deed can be done and our highest hopes can come true. we are going to do it, folks. we are going to do it. [applause] we are going to do it. [chanting] mr. trump: thank you. i love you too. look at this guy. and i do love him. he is a rough looking cookie though, i will tell you. we love him. we have a lot of love, believe me. there's going to be a lot of love in our country. i am working to assemble the details and action plan for america. my plan begins with structural reform to create millions of new jobs and rapidly expand our economic growth. you have seen what's happening with taxes. you've seen what's happening with regulations which are totally out of control. right now we punish companies for doing business in america. they are actually profiting. that's why they are leaving and by the way i have to say we are going to reduce taxes for the midd

. >> it's unreal. a dream come true. definitely a highlight of our career.nd our christmas music. >> you have guest stars on it, too, right? >> yes. reba mcentire, kelly clarkson and dolly parton. >> oh. come on. >> what are you singing for us? >> "up on the housetop." >> great. >> here they are, pentatonix! ♪ up on a house top, yeah, up on a house top, yeah, yeah ♪ up on a house top, oh-oh ♪ up on a house top click, click, click ♪ ♪ up on the house top reindeer fly ♪ down through the chimney with toys all for the little ones christmas joys ♪ oh, oh, who wouldn't go ♪ up on a house top click, click, click ♪ ♪ down through the chimney with good saint -- up on a house top ♪ yeah, yeah, up on a house top, yeah, yeah ♪ up on a house top ♪ oh-oh, up on a house top click, click, click ♪ first come as stocking of little mel, and give her a dolly that laughs and cries ♪ one that can open and shut its eyes ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh, houn wouldn't go oh, oh, oh, who wouldn't go ♪ ♪ up on a house top click, click, click down through the chimney with good saint -- up on the house

. >> unreal. >> getting boats out in annapolis. >> might as well.f the water totally. temps 65 de grows and they're they're now 49 overnight low was 45 above normal. geoffs you an idea how warm it is. 5 in boston you see not far norm and west colderror eric is lurking 35 in chris christie chick and 3 in detroit that moves in later tonight and it will take another 1 to 18 hours to get here. we're tracking rain showers locally moving across the city as we speak and beltway. so that will no doubt impact morning rush i'll let erin tell you about roads again rain showers here next couple horz and then get it out of here and should get pretty quick clearing and at least partly sunny conditions this afternoon with very mild air. 65. again rain showers out by 10:00 again rain showers out by 10:00. afternoon sunshine mid 60s. on owes those windows steve. >> very nice. right. >> all right. >> let's check in with erin and look at traffic this morning. >> everybody headed back to work. >> that's right yeah we're seeing so many problem already. this is route 1 n

. >>> unreal. >>> we heard a lot of people say fake or real. lisa and cassandra said fake. kim said she's had hasn't had a real tree in 15 years does not miss the watering and upcare. >> a lot of people complain about allergies. >> good reason for a fake tree. >> thank you so much for being here. always have a good time. thank you. >> i love it when you fill it. >>> tomorrow on the show we'll tell you what is new on the streets of old milwaukee. we'll take you to the winter >>> first this morning on "today's take," a grammy winner super star, it's kelly clarkson. >>> then how would you like to dine in this gingerbread house? a sweet >>> and forget take-out, fast and fabulous, right now. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today's take" live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hey, and welcome to a very special monday morning. december 5, 2016. we are so excited to have one of singing star's biggest singing stars in the world, kelly clarkson is our co-heft. >> yes! >> this is so exciting.

. >> i didn't have no fear because i see everything is happening and it just seemed like a -- unreal.rter: daughter edie and her husband ron. >> they paid a big price for us to be free. >> how old are you here? >> i was 24. 25. >> reporter: they had pictures and saw their father's purple heart, but wilborn never talked about world war ii until, for reasons no one can explain, a few years ago -- >> just started talking? >> just started talking, i'm sad to say i didn't have a tape recorder to get. >> it >> reporter: he hasn't stopped talking. wilborn sharing horrors of the men he couldn't save on board the uss "oklahoma." >> you could hear tapping on the wall, people thinking they were going to get rescued. after about two days, maybe in the third day it stopped and no more. >> reporter: more than 400 men died on the "oklahoma." 75 years later you can still recall that sound. >> oh, gosh, yes. it was about the saddest thing i saw in the navy because i don't know, you seem so helpless. >> reporter: unlike many survivors, wilborn never went back to pearl harbor. that's changing this year,

winning the most unreal, surreal election we have ever seen. >> election night was absolutely euphorice in this room. it wasn't until he saw the 270 number surpassed that he knew it was real. but it's also a complete vindication of the way he ran his campaign on his terms. it was his own style and message. >> donald trump fought a campaign not just against candidates but against conventional wisdom and he won. the pundits didn't think he could do it. but the people did. he'd obviously struck a nerve. we'll look at that when we return. >>> donald trump's success it's safe to say came as a surprise to the political and media class. this is partly because he seized upon issues that mattered deeply to a lot of americans who'd felt long ignored. one such issue -- trade. from the start of his campaign, donald trump's economic populim s made him a favorite of white, working class voters. >> best way to stay competitive and protect the business for long term is to move production from our facility in indianapolis to monterey, mexico. >> this video shows the moment when 1,400 workers at carrier

heather: yeah, unreal that 36 years after that initial flight he went up again and again made history becoming the oldest man in space. do you think that he should have done that and when he came back he actually had a meeting with some astronauts and you were part of that meeting, what did he say? >> sure, senator glenn was finishing up career in the senate. he came to fly on the discovery, came to houston to training and move intoed the astronaut office and had a meeting with astronauts there. i'm not senator glenn, i'm john. i'm a test pilot, astronaut, i'm going to be working with you to do a successful job on the mission. he was the most approachable down to earth man that you ever want to work with. heather: he signed that book for you that you had as a youth? >> he was nice enough to sign it for me. heather: well, something else that you wrote about, you compared the status of where he launched from cape canaveral and the status of that today with the space program today, both of them being in disarray. >> there's little left of the metal of the launch, they're all gone. concre

it was unreal. to put it in perspective, we have boiling water. i'll toss it into the air here.ou can see a lot of it turns to snow. that is how extreme these temperatures are out here this morning. amy. >> i was just talking, eva, to the meteorologist in chicago, tracy. she was telling her viewers, good news, guys, it's going to get to 30 this week. they were excited it's almost at freezing. that's how cold it is. >>> the winter storms are looming over a record holiday travel season. thousands of flights have been delayed or canceled in just the last 24 hours. now millions expected to hit the road. and the sky this is week. david kerley is at the airport with more. david, good morning. >> reporter: usually holiday travel is not much fun. and already for day, the day just starting, 100 flights have been canceled. folks are moving through the lines, but just yesterday, more than 1,500 flights were canceled. more than 5,000 delayed. what a mess in denver yesterday. it looks like it was one airline's problem. frontier. hundreds and hundreds of bags stuck in baggage claim. one fligh

winning the most unreal, surreal election we have ever seen. >> election night was absolutely euphorice in this room. it wasn't until he saw the 270 number surpassed that he knew it was real. but it's also a complete vindication of the way he ran his campaign on his terms. it was his own style and message. >> donald trump fought a campaign not just against candidates but against conventional wisdom and he won. the pundits didn't think he could do it. but the people did. he'd obviously struck a nerve. we'll look at that when we return. >>> donald trump's success it's safe to say came as a surprise to the political and media class. this is partly because he seized upon issues that mattered deeply to a lot of americans who'd felt long ignored. one such issue -- trade. from the start of his campaign, donald trump's economic populim s made him a favorite of white, working class voters. >> best way to stay competitive and protect the business for long term is to move production from our facility in indianapolis to monterey, mexico. >> this video shows the moment when 1,400 workers at carrier

it erupted in a series of deadly explosions caught on camera. 4 unreal. mexican officials say as a result of what you're looking at 32 people were killed, dozens more injured, many more unaccountable for, the blast sent huge plumes of smoke into the sky, rattled the ground even in neighboring towns. the disaster has shaken the community just north of mexico city leaving some looking for missing loved ones and others wondering how they managed to get out. >> translator: we are looking for my niece's boyfriend. here is the photo so anyone can identify him. we have been calling the hospitals and they haven't given us any information. trite trait to tell you the truth, i do not know how i ran out of here. everything was so horrible. >> sara sidner is standing by there. sara, before we get to how this could have happened i want to ask you about the victims. some were airlifted to the u.s. for medical care. do you have an update on them? >> reporter: three children airlifted and we have not heard their condition but their conditions were bat enough that they ha

. >> unreal. >>> derek carr is undergoing surgery on his broken fibula in los angeles later today. he was injured you may recall on saturday at the coliseum as the raiders hosted the indianapolis colts. the crowd went silent as the star quarterback was helped off the field. the recovery will be six to eight weeks but the coach says the team will carry on. >> we will do what we need do. there is a natural feeling of stepping up and rallying around whoever is playing at whatever position. feel the same about it being the quarterback. it is about us as a team going out and competing against the other team. >> matt is now the starting quarterback. he was the backup. the raiders beat denver on sunday, they will get a first round bye. if they lose and kansas city wins, they get the afc west title and the raiders would become a wild car. >>> witnesses say a shooting injured a man and sent bullets into several businesses, including a starbucks. >> christien kafton spoke to a woman who heard the shot. >> reporter: investigators are looking for the public's help in the investigation. it appe