so without further adieu, willie and meryl, take it away. you go. >> willie! willie! willie! >> wow. >> dorothy, that was quite a show. don't you think? >> i think it was. they are both very brave in the rain. >> a lot of clapping. >> the clapping. >> he used his knees well. >> double clapping seemed very difficult. >> reminds me a little bit of will ferrell in "the blades of glory." >> are we supposed to vote. >> do we have to save room for charlie and tamron? >> they are coming next. >> we can only give them 9 1/2 >> i don't know. >> 9 1/2. >> i have to do 9 1/2 but i don't know how to get there. >> i'd give you a 10. >> okay. >> we're good. >> i'm going to give an 8. perfect. >> guys you were great. >> let's let charlie and tamron >> that's a tough one. i -- what are we judging anyway? >> it's overall. i think it was really good she had a lot of flair. >> yeah. >> great performance. i didn't see a lot of skating so saw a lot of charlie pushing her around. pushed around well. >> had the courage to do a lift. >> let's vote. all right. >> i'm going to be a wuss and i'm going

[applause] willie howard mays jr. born in segregated alabama, willie howard mays junior grew up to become one of the greatest baseball players of all time. power andnmatched agility, he stepped into the history books as a two-time m.v.p. with 660 career home 24e and 24 -- home runs and world series appearances. us of the reminds of t power of hard work and his legacy continues to inspire generations of americans. the honorable barbara a mikulski. for decades, barbara a. mikulski has served the people of maryland and our nation with conviction, heart and the spirit of selflessness. as a social worker, community organizer, city counselor and the longest-serving woman in congress she has been a tireless advocate for families, women, children, and seniors. in the senate, barbara mikulski has wielded her power to fight equality and fairness for the most vulnerable members of our society. her example helped pave the way for other women in elected office and her legacy will endure in all those who climb the ladder of opportu

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chairman willis: conducted in a dignified faction.he only reason why the doors in not open is this -- courtroom in america are people around the sidelines unless they are orderly. in no picture show or not public picture show our people allowed without being orderly. that is the reason. we were very patient this morning. we will continue to be patient. now, this thing was brought about by the conduct. >> on the second day of the hearing loudspeakers are set up , friday, may 13, across the street from city hall in an attempt to alleviate the crowd trying to gain entrance to the hearing room. nonetheless, students, longshoremen, crowd into the building, as picketers continue to demonstrate outside of the building. thecials admit over 200 of crowd into the hearing room until it is once again filled to capacity. >> on the left, you can see the progressive party candidate for the united states of 1952. he served a prison term from 1954 until 1956, and an attorney for several of the witnesses -- communist witnesses called to testify at the

can you hold it for me, willie. let's get dirty over here. >> move your hand out of the way, willie. >> tie him up. >> you can do it so the great thing about this the bacon that goes on top. basket weave, six bacons going horizontal and fold them in half. put it in the middle and fold it over. >> this is thanks tradition. >> you do this until you have six vertical as well and this is what you end up with. >> you want to do this on top of a parchment paper and put this in the freezer for 15 minutes. will you do that and there's one in there that's been there for 15 minutes already. >> while he's doing that i'll show this to you guys. what we're having in the roasting pan, carrots, onions, a whole thing of garlic that we put in the pan and put the rack cooking two things at the same >> okay. >> now that you have the parchment paper, almost like a weave. go on top of the turkey and go for it. >> put it in here. >> like a bacon blanket. >> almost out of time. >> we bake it. >> if you're not sure how to bake your turkey,

>> lambert's. >> throw it please, willie. they are good catches. >> ho, hey. >> one-handed. >> got to hang out with this family more often. >> very good. >> i think we're pretty much done. >> and that's -- that honest, as long as you remember if you have guests that are going to bring something, get them to bring something room temperature, something that can already be there or cole. you've got beautiful salads that are wonderful. try to make sure that not everything has to be hot. >> right. >> i always marvelled my mom, four burners and one oven and everything came out on time and hot. i don't know how she did it. honestly. >> just as you are. >> thank you so much. >> happy thanksgiving, guys. >> happy thanksgiving. >> everything the right temperatures? >> perfect. >> perfect. >> all right. >> and your dressing is phenomenal. >> there you go. >> that's my favorite. >> there you go. >> tamron goes to prove that every party. no one does it better than former "saturday night live" star rachel. >> just a transition. >> teaming

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willie. >> thank you very much. despite all the bad weather in some spots, the black friday shopping rush is well under way. this morning people already streaming into stores across the country, while others got a jump on the frenzy already last night. nbc's olivia sterns is in the middle of the madness here in new york's times square. olivia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. we keep talking about how it's no longer about deals just on a single day. in fact, it feels more like black know. as it turns out according to shopper track, today is actually forecast to beat out the saturday before christmas, making this black friday the busiest shopping day of the year. another year, another black friday frenzy. this morning stores across the country just survived the motor chaotic hours of the year for consumers that now even carve into thanksgiving. doors opening at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. thursday evening and lines forming long before that. >> tonight, we're going to have some fun. >> reporter: ceo of target g

savannah, willie. john, thanks. >>> we've got breaking news overnight from the university of missouri campus. online threats against students leading to some increased security this morning and a lot of nerves. nbc's jacob rascon is there for us this morning. jacob, what can you tell us. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. police have just announced they have apprehended the suspect who made the threats who promised to come to campus and shoot black students, this after a night that for many here has been terrifying. the threats were made anonymously in a social media site called yikyak and we watched as some black students were leaving campus because of the threats. many classes were cancelled, and some dorms and sororities were on lockdown, this after a week of major changes at the university. of course, mass protests leading to the president and chancellor stepping down. campus police and other law enforcement have been out in force, but now as i said have apprehended that person who made the threa

. >>> coming up, patrick willis may consider a come back from retirement. after the break, the comments he posted. >>> snow is forecast for the weekend. we will tell you how the early snow season is benefiting businesses. >>> former 49ers linebacker, patrick willis -- patrick willis is putting an end to the reports about his -- about his return to football. an anonymous source said willis might attempt to return next season after recovering from toe surgery. hold on, willis posted his own response and said he hasn't thought twice about playing again in the nfl. , quote, quit trying to bring on a chapter i've already closed in my heart and mind. >>> oakland mayor, libby schaaf, said that meetings resulted in a positive discussion and she will push for the raiders to stay in oakland. the mayor's announcements were overshadowed that the push is being led for the raiders and chargers to share a stadium near los angeles. there are reports that they could have a new part owner. on nfl said he is eggs -- that he is impressed. >> the capability and tell them it wil

willy; y es visto asÍ como fotos de... es el cepillo de lupillo. ( ovaciÓn) yo creo que puede funcionar, y es por eso... (risas) es por eso que acabo de escribir, es un comercial que quiero que nos ayuden a producirlo. comienza asÍ con el cepillo en la mano mi lupillo y dice... si tiene una frente, y empieza, yo empiezo. se tiene una frente vasta hasta la espalda y regresa, con el cepillo de lupillo que brillara la cabeza. lupillo: te vas tÚ condenado. aunque ya estes pelado como casco de bombero, siete cepillas con esto tendrÁs suavecito el cuero. luis: con la cabeza pulida como bola de billar, a todas las mamacita usted podrÁ conquistar. alan: mÁs, más otra vez amigos. este, este, aquÍ esta. -estÁ. lupillo: se tiene la frente opaca y nada le saca brillo, Úsalo ahÍ con confianza el cepillo de lupillo. alan: nos vamos a hacer millonario, me cae que vamos hacer millonarios. vamos a cerrar el broche de oro, este cepillo es muy bueno, este cepillo es bien chulo, pÁselo por la cabeza, no se lo pase por el... cuerpo, por el cue

willy, ahÍ estÁ la juventud. willy: muy fuerte lo que acabo de ver.enta que si no te escapas de ese abrazo, nunca te irás. encuentra tu próxima parada. toyota corolla. toyota. vayamos juntos. solo una vez al año ¡obtén $15 de dinero kohl's por cada $50 que gastes! ¡obtenlo en todo incluyendo nuestras mayores marcas ahora online y en tienda! es solo parte del mejor black friday de todos en kohl's ¡tiendas abren jueves a las 6pm no te lo pierdas! ♪ ♪ karla:eso, el sabor entumece lo vamos a poner hoy. vamos hacer el pago a la mexicana. le damos la bienvenida a nuestro chef, Único en su estilo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ francisca: oye, tengo que decirles algo, este seÑor hermoso hoy cumple 15 aÑos con despierta amÉrica. ( aplausos) chef: me siento como una quinceaÑera, vamos a preparar algo para los quinceaÑeros. karla: y oviedo una cocina de grandes ligas. chef: quiero agradecerle a toda la gente que nos ha estado viendo, en todos los estados de california, san diego, salinas... karla: y chicago... chef: a toda mi familia aquÍ en miami, toda la gente que tanto me ha q

let's go over to willie. hey, willie. >> thanks you very much, my friend. for many of us black friday has always marked the kickoff of the holiday shopping season but the big sales seem to arrive earlier and earlier and on this veterans day stores are rolling out incentives to get consumers spending. good to see you, my friend. >> good to see you, too. >> is this a new phenomenon, cyber monday and black friday and now we're back to veterans day. >> not new in the sense that retailers want to get people in the stores so the national retail federation came out with a statistic. people on average are going to spend $805 per person this holiday season. that's the most it's ever been, so what they are trying to do is get these people into the stores and shopping. they want a piece of that, so do is get people to shop also online because more than 50% of those people are going to be buying the stuff online and use alternative credit, like paypal credit to try to get people to shop. >> let's talk about what kinds of things there are deals on. >> sure. >> what are

if you're a fan of willy wonka and the e ocolate factory, you'll love what we have coming up. a very memorable moment. >> dessert? here it comes. blueberry pie cream. it's the most marvelous blueberry pie i've ever tasted. >> holy toledo, what's happening to your face? >> you're turning violet, violet. >> i feel funny, what's happening? >> y y're blowing up like a balloon. >> like a blueberry. >> call a doctor. >> well, lilliana caught up with the whole cast. they're having a cast reunion. that w such a great scene. remember that? >> cute. bobbie is here, bobbie thomas, to ensure you'll never have a bad hair day again. that's quite a promise. >> two lucky women were ambushed on the plazazahis morning for head t ttoe makeovers. we'll ha that. >> al is on an amtrak train. he's been doing the weather. he's hitting every state. he's with ryan eggold. al, can you hear us? >> i can hear you. ryan does not have an ip so he can't hear you. >> hey, ryan, okay. he can't hear us. >> so where are you, al? you're going from d.c. up? >> we're right now, we just passed trenton, on our way to

willy: yo no habÍa nacido hace 33 aÑos....es impredecible. la vida es morir. y nacer. ♪ enfermedad y salud. amor y desamor. y covered california está ahí para todo. no solo para ayudarte a estar bien. sino para asegurar que el costo de no estar bien no arruine todo esto que es la vida. porque es más que cuidado médico. es cuidado para la vida. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla:buenos dÍas a todos, hoy es lunes 30 de noviembre, bienvenido a esta es su casa donde nos encanta ayudarlos a inspirarlos. te quiero preguntar a las mujeres porque no pasa muy seguido. les ha pasado que en tal su alrededor no lastima, nos ha herido por esas libras que tenemos de mÁs y esa pancita. hoy precisamente alejandro nos trae una historia de una mujer que sufriÓ, y pasó por una situaciÓn asÍ, eso se llama acoso. alejandro: lo mejor de todo, a los 40 aÑos en muchos de nuestros televidentes, ya tengo 40, yo tengo 50 yo no puedo hacer un cambio en mi vida. yo quiero que usted seÑora bonita, se inspire con esta historia de esta guatemalteca. es para ustedes. senia: mi

willie woods is also an example of how food of all candy. something we are's seeing more often him. -- something we are seeing more often. >>> willie woods is a football legend. the first black head coach in football's mother error. today he represents a reality that is difficult for some to come to grips with. willie woods has good days and bad days. >> do you remember going to my football games? >> reporter: this is a bad day. it is difficult to watch. >> i indoor all of the suffering it back pain that he goes through. >> reporter: at 78, willie woods help getting around. but the pictures on the wall tell the tale of a different time. when he was a bind wind patriarch, in athletic legend. he was the first african-american quarterback at usc. when he graduated the nfl was not ready for a a black quarterback. no team drafted him. >> he wrote a letter to every team andmack: one and only one person answered, vince lombardi. >> reporter: under the legendary coach he played safety. his former teammate witnessed his transformation. >> what a fero

chairman willis opens thursday afternoons sessions with a request for order. beenese hearings have conducted in a dignified fashion, and ultimately -- [indiscernible] >> in the next two minutes, you will see a series of extent scenes. because we cannot show you what really happened, we will have to tell you. we are getting out of the heart of this matter. what are called the quote communist led rights. first, there were two police operations on this friday. on one side was sherman carberry, on the other, inspector maguire. workingiff seemed to be in one direction, and the inspector and another. naturally, there was confusion. friday morning, the sherman said, i will try to arrange for you to be admitted to the hearing room. necessaryot make the arrangements in time for the afternoon session. in the meantime, the responsible student leadership made several attempts to cooperate with police. they were robust. the danger and the situation and made frantic efforts to contact the mayor, or some other responsible city official. no one was available. at noon on frida

. >>> willy howard mays junior. >> white house honors. the personal influence the president says the kid had on him. >>> a man orders a stove he sees in a tv ad but it never arrives. 7 on your side tracks it down. >>> behind the scenes at pixar for a look at the special magic that went into making the last >>> a popular early learning center is set to close next week but will not shut down without a fight. now, parents are getting help from a labor union. >> reporter: et a very confusioning time for sharon and alex and their four kids. a letter from the community child care counsel says the center is operating at a large deficit due to low enrollment. however, parents say the time is too short to find other facilities. the low cost center enabled parents to work and kids to learn. >> they're comfortable with us. i've been here eight years so they can better themselves and getting the better job, going to school.. and improving their family lives and right now, it's making it hard for them. >> reporter: she believes a successful campaign t

willy, ahÍ estÁ la juventud. willy: muy fuerte lo que acabo de ver. una cajita, que viene para hacer figuras de origami. sobre todo no estÁn todo el dÍa en los videojuegos y las pantallas. hablaba satcha de un informe que pasa mucho tiempo en las computadoras. esto les va a gustar, conozcan a esta gatita, le voy a decir por quÉ se llama el monstruo del camiÓn. tiene un hombre fuerte, es una princesita super dulce y ha capturado el amor de todos. tiene dos colmillos gigantes, que sobresalen es muy famosa, ahora usa su pÁgina de internet y conseguir que se rescaten a otros como ellos. es increÍble porque esta gatita, parece que casi la atropella un camiÓn. la rescataron de las calles, yo creo que esas historias... hay que taparle los colmillos. alejandro: parece un vampirito. francisca: yo les voy a contar pues, ya casi casi viene navidad y todo el mundo anda con eso. ayer, llegÓ una tienda de joyas en tokio un Árbol de navidad en tokio un Árbol de navidad valorado en unos 800.000 $, el tema del Árbol adivinen, adivinen lo que estÁn mirando. cenicienta

willy: yo no habÍa nacido hace 33 aÑos. pasado que en tal su alrededor no lastima, nos ha herido por esas libras que tenemos de mÁs y esa pancita. hoy precisamente alejandro nos trae una historia de una mujer que sufriÓ, y pasó por una situaciÓn asÍ, eso se llama acoso. alejandro: lo mejor de todo, a los 40 aÑos en muchos de nuestros televidentes, ya tengo 40, yo tengo 50 yo no puedo hacer un cambio en mi vida. yo quiero que usted seÑora bonita, se inspire con esta historia de esta guatemalteca. es para ustedes. senia: mi nombre es seÑa, tengo 40 aÑos, desde que nacÍ estuve marcada con el sobrepeso y familia me decÍa que me resignara, esas palabras me afectaba porque me sentÍa encerrada en un cuerpo que no querÍa, mi gordura era tal que llegue a pesar 275 libras sÓlo me podÍa decir con george o tallas tres xml, la gente me preguntaba si estaba embarazada. cuando estuve embarazada nadie lo notÓ porque mi barriga simple fue enorme. yo veÍa los consejos de alejandro en despierta amÉrica y soÑaba con que fuera por fin la soluci

willie wong e. >> that is like heaven. look at this.t's incredible. >> reporter: it's a giant... ..i mean it's full of chocolate. >> reporter: this is as close as any of us will get to living little charlie's treatment. >> imagine the people enjoying it. how many product it makes. >> cocoa corn. gift rapped goodies, turned out. here in new york. this is not angus kennedy's factory. he doesn't make sock late. he tours tact ris like this. sampled their repairs and critiques them. his job is to eat chocolate for a living. as much as three pounds of it a quay. >> i'm considered to be the real-life willie wonga, it's a creative side. >> you might say he was born with a chocolate bar in his mouth. his personalities published a squournal. >> i woods like a little charlie. >> the little charlie in the chocolate factory. >> saying don't pinch me, i don't want to dream to end. >> the man living a shawingar coated dream warns there's a bitter nightmare brewing. >> you are the man behind one of the most terrifying predictions i have heard in some t

. >>> willy howard mays junior. >> white house honors. the personal influence the president says the kid had on him. >>> a man orders a stove he sees in a tv ad but it never arrives. 7 on your side tracks it down. >>> behind the scenes at pixar for a look at the special magic that went into making the last >>> a popular early learning center is set to close next week but will not shut down without a fight. now, parents are getting help from a labor union. >> reporter: et a very confusioning time for sharon and alex and their four kids. a letter from the community child care counsel says the center is operating at a large deficit due to low enrollment. however, parents say the time is too short to find other facilities. the low cost center enabled parents to work and kids to learn. >> they're comfortable with us. i've been here eight years so they can better themselves and getting the better job, going to school. and improving their family lives and right now, it's making it hard for them. >> reporter: she believes a successful campaign to

so what happened was, he did call willie. willie brown said for $1 million i'll help it go away.e calls were made, long story short, he ended up pleading guilty to two misdemeanors, because the judge in the case dismissed all the video evidence. and so a lot of that evidence went away. so no indication by the way that george gascone did anything wrong. >> but the bigger question here now then for wesley is, did you, did you help this man try to evade these accusations? and these charges? >> there's no question about that. they have email going back and forth, he suggested you should call willie brown, here's why, we've got to make this go away. when he finally pleaded guilty to so many lesser charges, sent him an email saying great news, congratulations, so this is as you can understand, really infuriated feminists, including gloria steinem and others based here in san francisco. they're saying if you dare to run for governor, which he's been thinking about doing in 2018, we're going to make sure every voter knows about this. >> how is wesley responding to the accusation? >> he a

willie? >>> dylan, thanks a lot.bargains that are just as good. dare we say better than the black friday door busters. "today's" contributor jill martin is here with gifts for everybody on the list. jill, all ready for the holiday. >> like a walking on. put your feet up, eat leftovers and shop with us rather than waiting in line all night. >> dive right in. >> something for everyone, the theme today. the first is for him. we have two models, sean is one of our interns, tv debut. do a little model embarrassing walk. >> very good. >> and this is is darod, one of our researchers. the shirts retail at 67.50 to $90. the zipup, button downs, machine washable and carried at nordstrom, macy's and other fine stores nationwide do. one more pose while i do the deal. >> the retail 67.50 to 90 and the deal $21, up to 77% off. >> wow. >> you like the shirt? >> feels good, fits good, like it. >> officially mortified? >> yes. >> thank you for modeling. >> officially. >> well done, gentlemen. >> thanks, guys. >> big savings, now we'r

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. >> announcer: from nbcnous, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist and tamron ham live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on monday morning, november 9, 2015 and as you look at the beautiful christmas tree lit up here in rockefeller center in a couple of we be. nice job out on the plaza. i'm willie and tamron and wwe cena is here. >> love it because you're here and not just because of the great music you pick. redding. doesn't sing a bad song. >> you should deejay in addition to every else. >> i do an occasional wedding. >> do you really? >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> that would be amazing. i might get married. >> cena is up there. >> and i did tell john and willie in the break and i watched "trainwreck" again this weekend. >> and you are still asking where are his clothes? >> and i'm blushing a little bit. >> you're blushing. >> and i love your friend. she's amazing. >> i'm the one wearing a towel. >> yes, i know and when i realize you were coming it's seeing that scene. >> it's awkward. >> but it's acting. >> natalie is out on assignme

willie? >> good to know. thanks so much. >> let's go back to matt and savannah for more on security at this morning's parade. guys? >> willie, tnk you very much. i want to introduce you to jim o'neill. he's the chief of the department for the new yorkrkity police department. he's on scene in herald square in charge of the security operation. good morning. happy thanksgiving. >> good morning. >> as we were walking over here around the corner, w wsaw a lot of new york city polole officers. compmpe the size and scope of the opation, the security operation this year, versus previous years. >> this year we do have a bigger detail, about 20% bigger. it's not just -- it's a quality 20%. we stood up a couple of new groups. strategic response group and the critical response command this year. you'll be seeing a aot of people in armor, in helmeme, and there will be people with long guns this year also. i think everywhere you go along this 2.5 mile route, you're going to see cops. we also have a fairly

willie? >> good to know. thanks so much. >> let's go back to matt and savannah for more on security at this morning's parade. guys? >> willie, thank you very much. i want to introduce you to jim o'neill. he's the chief of the department for the new york city police department. he's on scene in herald square in charge of the security operation. good morning. happy thanksgiving. >> good morning. >> as we were walking over here around the corner, we saw a lot of new york city police officers. the operation, the security operation this year, versus previous years. >> this year we do have a bigger detail, about 20% bigger. 20%. groups. strategic response group and the year. in armor, in helmets, and there will be people with long guns this year also. this 2.5 mile route, you're going to see cops. we also have a fairly good contingent of plainclothes officers too, not only in the street but also on the subway. anyone coming to the parade should feel safe. >> there's what you see and what you don't