happy thanksgiving, everyone. i m natalie morales with willie geist. savannah and matt are ready to start the parade. al uptown at the start of the parade. let s begin with matt and savannah. we ve got a beautiful day for a parade. good morning, willie and natalie. happy thanksgiving. remember how we were whining last year, it was cold, started to rain, sleet in the air? none of those reasons to whine exist this year, although every year for this parade, the two big issues are the weather, which we said will be great, and also security. i think it s fair to say we re seeing a security footprint like we ve never seen before. the nypd out in force. people you see, people you don t see. just ahead we re going to talk to chief jim o neill, head of department with nypd and in charge of security. we ll find out what they have planned. natalie and willie, we ll be talking about the pomp and circumstance that goes along with the 89th macy s thanksgiving day parade. we ll gi
today, thursday, november 26th, 2015. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. there s a pretty sight. welcome to today on this thursday morning. happy thanksgiving, everyone. i m natalie morales with willie goois geist. savannah and matt are ready to start the parade. we have a beautiful day for a parade. happy thanksgiving. remember how we were whining last year, it was cold, started to rain, sleet in the air? none of those reasons to whine exist this year, although every year for this parade, the two big issues are the weather, which we said will be great, and security. i think it s fair to say we re seeing a security footprint like we ve never seen before. people you see, people you don t see. just ahead, we re talk to chief jim o neil, head of department with nypd and in charge of security. we ll find out what they have planned. natalie and willie, we ll be talking about the
Key figures on both sides of the debate laid out their arguments in a panel discussion before students at Nebraska Law, elected officials and other state leaders.