training and preparing for this stretch. reporter: we met the runptons heading home from arkansas. haven t been to see granny in a couple of years. reporter: on the tarmac, corey wimberly and courtney wimberly are making sure arkansas yrntion bags got there on time. they are working to help others get home. especially after the pandemic, everybody is ready to be with the families and travel. we have been really busy. reporter: and the airlines expect to stay really busy through triste next monday. abs abs a says tomorrow, wednesday, will be really busy on the roads. it s the worst deep to drive between 11:00 a.m. and 89:00 p.m., in mar the late afternoon, early evening in many metro areas across this country could see traffic volumes double. norah. o donnell: we should remember to thank all those hard-working people at the airport. kris van cleave, thank you. well, millions hitting the road over the holiday will be paying record high thanksgiving gas prices.
and then we plunge back into the deep freezer, tamron, overnight saturday into sunday and upwards of 12 to 15 below actual air temperature and take a look here on sunday afternoon, you know this place well. they re hosting the packers on sunday. this may be the coldest game played here at soldier field since the bears started keeping track of game time temperatures. 1 degree below zero is the forecast high for sunday, the high temperature on sunday. the record for kickoff here at soldier field was 2 degrees so probably going to set a record. the question is, how many fabs a fans are going to show up? i m mulling over whether i want to sit in the stands in those temperatures. the record is not so great? bears, i mean. yeah, i don t know. that s up to you. good luck. but i m just saying. they d have to be winning for me to go. thank you very much. stay warm. let me bring in msnbc meteorologist bill karins. try to find a way. that s the definition of fair
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american band stand was like a fourth child. that fans were like family. now that family is in mourning. chris jansing, nbc news, los angeles. joining me nonis a contributiing editor at rollin stone magazine bs a, and on th phone, the founder of motown records. thanks to both of you for joining us tonight. met me start with you, mr. gordy. you worked with dick clark and your artists many of hethem hado deal with them. what did it mean to the world of music to deal with dick clark, how important was he to the world of music? first of all, thanks for calling me and i m delighted to be here. but i m so saddened and devastated over the loss of my dear friend dick clark. i was friends with him for over