four times. the industry set rate. it turns out the satellite is finding 3 to 5 times more than even the environmental defense fund had predicted in uintah basin in utah just outside of salt lake city to the east. there 45 times what the industry says is happening there. that's a much smaller basin, so it doesn't produce a lot of oil and gas, but is leaking enormous amounts of methane. and then when you get to the permian basin, that is the beating heart of the texas oil patch. it goes into new mexico. they're between 9 and 15 times higher than the industry has admitted. the question now is what are these companies going to do about it? >> well, first of all, methane, man, the uk, they talk funny too. what is the trump administration's view on all this? >> well, if you take the early statements and the whole project 2025 thing, they have just sort of a sneering disdain for any regulation in this space. feeling emboldened, a lot of fracking companies are saying you can ignore this, but physics, you

can't ignore this is happening. this is heating up the planet in real time we're great to see you. >> good to see you. happy thanksgiving. likewise. brand new hour of cnn news central starts right now it is one for the record books, friends millions of americans on the move. >> we're going to show you right here. this is chicago o'hare. look at those shining faces everyone is jazzed to be there. 18 million will fly. so many more than that are going to be hitting the road today. we're tracking the travel and the weather for you this morning. more and more young people are getting their news and information from social media influencers. a new study is just out suggesting that a startling amount of that information may not be reliable and they have been missing for 44 years. investigators now may be close to revealing what happened to this husband and wife. a disappearance that has puzzled their family for decades. i'm kate bolduan with

john berman. sara is out today. this is cnn news central it is thanksgiving eve. >> so do your stretching exercises. it is set up to be a record breaking day at u.s. airports. 18 million people expected to fly for the holiday this year, most today sunday. and then monday. the weather today is looking good. great in fact, tomorrow that's another story. it's going to stink for tens of millions of people. cnn's whitney wild is at chicago o'hare this morning. derek van dam is tracking the forecast. let's go first to whitney, who sort of like the the queen, the czarina of chicago o'hare this morning. i think you've spoken to every person whitney, that's gone through we're trying to get, you know a sense of the feeling here at o'hare john. >> and if i can put that into a

word, the feeling here is great. and that is because the numbers that matter are low. look at these security numbers, john. ten minutes through tsa pre five minutes. if you're flying first class ten minutes if you're going through economy when you consider that this is the busiest holiday travel on record, that is the holy grail of holiday travel. here at o'hare alone and at midway. those are the two chicago area airports there are going to be at least a million and a half people pouring through these two airports over this holiday weekend. today is going to be busy. sunday is going to be the busiest day. they're thinking 254,000 people coming through o'hare alone. so when you take all of that into context and you consider the weather pattern today is good. the cancellations are pretty minimal. this is an absolutely perfect perfect holiday travel weekend. we talked to a couple of the folks out here john, just to get a sense of how they're thinking, how they're feeling about everything. and their tips for getting through this very busy holiday weekend

definitely pick your outfit the night before. >> that's what i think. hang up your outfit. know what you want to wear make sure it's comfortable buy some new shoes so that it's like you're excited about it. yeah, so that you wake up feeling like, oh, i get to wear my new shoes, a new outfit. >> yeah. >> you get when things go wrong, it's like, well, you know, i got a new outfit on. >> i feel like you should bring, um like, a lot of books because, like, out. like, if you first traveling and you feel like oh, it's going to be great. i'm not staying that long i don't need, like, things to entertain me. well, most likely you're going to need something to entertain yourself. >> what are your travel tips to get through security smoothly? you've got kids. what are the tips for other families? >> follow my wife i think that is a piece of advice you could carry through past the airport. >> john. through the whole weekend perhaps, and maybe just the rest of your life. because happy wife, happy life. that is

the the message that will take you through the holiday weekend this is again very, very smooth. i do want to remind people you got to check the tsa because it's easy to forget what the rules are. it's easy to think, okay, is it four ounces? five ounces. the rule of thumb when you're talking about liquids, gels, aerosols is 3.4oz. it's got to be in a quart size. clear ziploc bag, one bag per person. again, just take a cruise through the tsa rules. you don't want to be that person who's holding up the line because you forgot, or you've got something in your bag that's not supposed to be there. guys i'm smiling because every time you explain that whitney, i can tell you have scars from from from going through the line over the last few years with your family. >> you really do learn over time how to do it correctly as soon as you've done it incorrectly derek, let's talk about 100% of the weather, my friend, because tomorrow it's going to stink yet if you're

traveling today, this is the jackpot. >> whitney was talking about it how perfect the conditions are to travel here's a picture in point. this is this is a perfect example of the skies right now over the busiest airport hub in america atlanta hartsfield jackson airport. this is downtown and midtown atlanta. i snapped this picture actually just about 20 minutes ago, but you can see all the contrails of the various jets flying overhead. it's busy out there. people are traveling very active, and we've got green across the board. that means green means go right west coast to east coast. the only roadblock is a storm system that's developing and deepening across the nation's midsection, particularly into colorado. it's brought some hefty snowfall totals that have brought snow to the foothills and into the mountains, and even denver international airport, reporting some snowfall. but it's quickly winding down there. but where it goes from here is what is so incredibly important. so a snapshot of what's happening now, the eastern seaboard, no problems in terms of the weather, but let's fast forward

another 12 to 24 hours when things change drastically. what a difference a day makes hope you're ready to settle in with a gravy and your relatives, because we've got rain in the forecast for this thanksgiving along the coastal cities. but snowfall for the inland communities of northern new england. so plan accordingly. this will usher in the coldest air of the season and these lakes, they're still warm for this time of year. so cold air over warm water means lake effect. snow machine kicks into high gear later this week. check this out. the tail end of the storm system has the potential for some stronger storms. heads up birmingham today. atlanta tomorrow. as you're settling down for that thanksgiving feast, you could see some stronger thunderstorms roll through and in terms of how much snow we can expect across the hudson valley into the higher elevations of new england anywhere from 4 to 8in of snow in this forecast winter storm watch is already posted for this area. hey john, i hope you're prepared for rain on thursday for your macy's thanksgiving day parade special, but i know you can

handle it. but have they really cut out the umbrellas? the budget for umbrellas this year? is that a thing? >> yeah no. no umbrellas, no tarp it's going to be like hurricane coverage except there will be a parade enjoy. >> celebrating you, my friend. >> yes. all right. derek van dam, thank you. and whitney wild, our thanks to you as well. whitney spoke to a person who said the key to thanksgiving is to pick your outfit out the night before. that's about to take on a whole new meaning with kate. >> thank you for that segway, because there are so many things to be thankful for and grateful for. john berman you are one. i will say that publicly because i'm on a live mic. you're walking away. you're running because another thing to be thankful for is would you like to walk in now? oh sure harry enten love of costumes. it is just something that is you. are you are so cute and that is the scariest looking turkey i have ever seen. >> i think i look delicious, that's what i think. >> is it warm? >> it's very warm. it's toasty in here. be good for tomorrow. >> yeah, exactly

the reason harry is doing this. there is absolutely no reason. but harry is here to run some numbers for us as he is trained to do this time. about the great thanksgiving dinner. what are we going to do with this? >> yeah what are we going to do? you know, in this turkey costume? i can't argue that you should eat me, but turkey is the main course. on thanksgiving, i couldn't believe this. 73% of americans favor it as the main course that is disgusting. i'm with you. there's 25% who say opposed. i'm going to have fried chicken tomorrow at the girlfriend's parents place. that's going to be far better. >> far tastier. chicken all the time. >> that is true. but this is going to be a special supermarket fried chicken. it's not going to be popeyes. i like to switch it up on thanksgiving i just moved from one fried chicken to the next. >> and that's the beginning and end where that conversation should be what? what about why are we talking about how it's cooked? isn't there only one way to cook a turkey? >> no, there's not one way. >> there is only one way to fry it. >> yeah i like that 21%. how do you prefer your your turkey on thanksgiving 21% say fried. i had a fried turkey on air last

year. it was delicious. delicious unfortunately, 63% the clear majority of americans say roasted. i just think it gets dried out. so easily. that's the problem with turkey. it gets dried out so easily. smoked is interesting at 22%. i haven't had a smoked turkey for thanksgiving, but the bottom line is most americans say they prefer their turkey roasted. but i'm with kate bolduan. the 21% who say that your turkey should be fried. if you're going to eat me at least cook me. prepare me the proper way. >> i think this is an entire air violation. if i weigh into that debate i love you, harry. thank you so much you may now go into your next costume for your next act. >> oh, i will, thank you so much. >> thank you okay. uh. thank you so much. coming up for us that is harry enten unplugged. would you like to see what democratic strategist james carville is, like, unplugged here? you go really not interested in your uninformed stupid opinion as to whether you go on joe rogan or not

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viewers at home, if you own a tesla model three, a ford f-150, which is america's most popular car, parts of your car are made in mexico also, fully assembled cars from mexico are coming across the chevy blazer. chevy silverado. so all of these cars are really, really reliant on trade from canada and mexico. and why is that? is because it's simply cheaper to make these cars and parts in those countries. wages are much lower and currently there are no tariffs in place. we have free trade with with canada and mexico. that's something that president trump actually negotiated under usmca. so folks at home might be saying, well why don't we just move production to the u.s. if it's ultimately going to be more expensive to make these cars in canada and mexico? well, we simply don't have the capacity for that. also remember, labor here in the u.s. is much more expensive right now. the u.s. is trying to stand up 16 semiconductor facilities the only problem with that is it

takes 3 to 5 years to get those going. and ultimately the u.s., the big three automakers have not commented on these tariffs. i imagine they're watching them very closely. but john, the markets have responded to these tariffs. all of the auto stocks were down yesterday, including general motors down about 9% because investors are nervous. what is this going to mean for these companies. ultimately this could push more pressure onto the used car market if new cars end up costing more. we saw used cars very, very expensive over the pandemic. these tariffs take effect. obviously that's inflation something that americans don't want to deal markets there, they don't want to see that at all john. >> no, they don't like uncertainty. and this very much is about uncertainty vanessa yurkovich thank you very much. >> kate, thanks so with a grand postmortem, if you will, and soul searching also if you will session among democrats after their election loss underway

and far from over. a popular progressive social media influencer is weighing in on just that. what went wrong and what he thinks the party needs to do now to win again especially when it comes to young men. hasan piker is a social media superstar, really, with almost 3 million followers on the video streaming platform twitch. he's a progressive fan of bernie sanders so popular democratic party invited him to the dnc in august, and he sat down with cnn's donie o'sullivan. here's a little bit there's a general sense that when it comes to the world of podcasts, alternative media i don't even know what you want to call it. >> the trump did a much better job with that than democrats, and harris. >> absolutely i think that's true. >> harris did consider going on joe rogan yeah, but she didn't. what is it that the democrat party has to do differently? >> well i think that they need to change their policies. >> it's a policy thing.

>> yes, it's 100% a policy thing because i'll say, which is the boring answer. although it would be very self-serving for me to say i'm the left's joe rogan, the democratic party should give me millions of dollars. that's not going to solve this problem. what will solve this problem is if the democratic party actually adopts real left wing economic populist messaging instead of purposefully avoiding that stuff because they're terrified of upsetting their corporate donors. i think trump speaks to male insecurities better, and i think trump speaks to the anger that people have. whereas the other side of the political spectrum does not speak to that anger at all joining us right now, cnn senior political commentator bakari sellers and lance trover, the former spokesperson for doug burgum when he was running in the republican presidential primary. >> it's good to see you guys. thank you. bakari, what do you think of all that? what hasan piker was telling donny i wish he was paying attention.

>> i mean, it's patently absurd to say that he wishes that kamala harris would would adopt some populist economic policies. >> was he talking about the fact that she wanted to build 3 million new homes with housing tax credits, or what's he talking about, the child tax credit or the earned income tax credit? i mean, the economic policies that she laid out were were numerous, and she was the one who actually put forth policy plans. she put forth policy plans for african american males she put forth policy plans for hispanic voters. so, i mean i find it really troubling when people want to have a policy discussion. the fact is, more people know what was in drake's lawsuit against umg, and they've actually studied that more than they studied kamala harris's policy proposals on social media. so i don't really want to hear a conversation about she should have put forth more economic policy proposals when that was not the issue in this race at all. >> bakari, don't start tipping your hand on what you know you were reading up on just before we started this segment do not

start tipping your hand on that lance, from your perspective, what what do you think? do you think the gains the the support that donald trump saw among young men just kind of to this conversation? do you think it was democrats lost them, lost young men, didn't speak to something or donald trump and republicans did speak to something. >> i think it's pretty simple. >> i think that, let's be honest, i don't think kamala harris was that great of a candidate. i think i don't think she had an ability to connect with people the way donald trump has an ability, love him or hate him, he speaks normally. he's not a robotic politician. whether you like or dislike what he says, he speaks normally. and yeah, but it wasn't just men who went to his side. it was african americans. it was latinos. he spoke to a broad swath of this country because he speaks normally, and he articulated a vision for this country and moving forward. and i just don't think we saw that out of kamala harris. >> you know, bakari kamala harris did lay out a vision.

she laid out policy proposals. you and i spoke about them a lot, given the outcome of the election, you now have this soul searching that is happening. and james carville is weighing in. and is berman told me off camera, it was like this was james carville unplugged on the soul searching that democrats are doing what seemed to tee him off in what i'm about to play you. is this campaign conversation around whether or not kamala harris should have done an interview, gone on joe rogan's podcast, and what impact that would have had. let me play what carville's take on all this is the vice president was thinking about going on. >> joe rogan's show, and a lot of the younger progressive staffers pitched a hissy fit. if i were running a 2028 campaign and i had some little snot nosed 23 year old saying, i'm going to resign if you

don't do this, not only would i fired it on the spot, i would find out who hired them and fire that person on the spot. i'm really not interested in your uninformed, stupid opinion as to whether you go on joe rogan or not bakari i mean, look the democratic party is far beyond james carville. >> i mean, i'm not sure that he's in the mainstream. i'm not sure the last time that he actually talked to voters who were in a barbershop or in a in a college dorm room or the last time that he had a town hall meeting or visited a town hall meeting, or pressed the flesh or kissed the baby. i love the fact that that people go to james carville so that they can have outbursts like that. he's the dan hurley of of democratic politics where you just have these kind of manic outbursts day in and day out. the joe rogan debate is old. um if she

would have gone on joe rogan, she still would have lost this race. trump didn't win this race because he went on joe rogan it's hard to win a race when 75% of voters say they were better off four years ago than they are today and, you know, we had this, uh, podcast yesterday on pod save america, where uh, you know, all of the campaign staffers decided to call up and go to pod save america. it was disappointing at best, hearing their lack of self-awareness, their lack of self-reflection. um the inability to to figure out a way in which you could win this race simple. simply, uh providing messaging and saying that we're up where? by. you don't believe that in your heart of hearts to be true. i just think was disappointing in pod save america themselves have been relatively disappointing because they were supposed to be our ecosystem to compete with the right wing. ben shapiro's we were supposed to have this information chamber that was pod safe, but instead they've kind of become this cocoon themselves, where

challenging them becomes a hissy fit back and forth and their messaging has not been one that's been able to prove successful with those same voters that we're talking about. donald trump did well with. and so i think everybody needs to take a moment of self-reflection, including myself, to figure out how we can get better for 2025. people are talking about 2028. if we get smacked in 2025, in new jersey and virginia, then you blow it up. but until then, um, people just need to stop wanting to hear themselves talk what what are we going to do on cable tv then? >> if bakari come on, my friend, help me out. >> no, i said that. >> doesn't that doesn't that doesn't. that's not me that's other people. like this. this is what we do, okay this is important for the ecosystem other people. >> i'm messing with you. i'm. we're going to end on a high note because, gosh darn it, we're just going to do it i would like i'm going to ask both of you. lance, you get to go first politically, what are you thankful for? i'm going to be totally cliche. >> i live in the greatest country in the world. i'm thankful to be here. i can spar

with someone like bakari, and we can go out and have a beer afterwards as long as our country. >> bakari likes something a little stronger than beer. um, bakari, what are you politically thankful for politically thankful for uh, that's a tough question to ask a democrat right now, but i am thankful that we live in the greatest democracy in the world whereby people's voices are heard, votes are counted, um, and that in january we will have a smooth transition of power and, you know i'm thankful for the hope that donald trump can be successful. >> i mean, i think every american needs to hope for that whether or not he can, i don't know. but that's the hope. and that's the thankful prayer that we make. >> i'm thankful for both of you and i actually mean it this time. thanks guys. happy thanksgiving. that means a lot when it comes to bakari. so lance, thanks for really overindexing that on that for us. thank you guys so much. i really appreciate it all right. so coming up for us a wealthy new york couple vanished in 1980 never to be seen again

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owned. with us now is john martin, co-founder of the sunshine state sonar team. all right, john so look, how did you find the car well, we were actually there was another sonar team that had gone out to to this body of water and sonar the, you know, this body and came up with a vehicle and sent an image to my brother. >> and my brother looked over the image they had concluded after a ite pickup truck. >> um, after finding out the location of the this white pickup truck, we were concerned and made a trip, uh, down there to do our own search of that body of water and then and after conducting our i was just going to say, what did you find in what? >> what evidence was there okay. >> so we conducted our own sonar search of the body of water and we came around the

pond to a diner that had been there for years. and we got a hit on sonar, uh, of a vehicle right in front of the diner parking lot. and then we continued to search the pond and found the other vehicle that the other sonar team had had discovered as well. so there were two vehicles in that pond and one of them was this lincoln continental. >> so. so what happens next after you find it uh, after we find it, we suit up. >> we dive the vehicle. there was zero visibility in the lake, so everything was by feel. um we started pulling parts from the vehicle to try to identify what kind of vehicle it was. my brother was my brother mike was able to pull the grill off of the vehicle. we brought it to the surface, brought it onshore, ran the part number on on the grill and sure enough, it came back to a lincoln continental and and after after doing that, um i went back down and drove the vehicle and we found an open window. i reached inside

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could find anything and we just happened to find that the lincoln. >> so the lincoln, presumably, if it is the lincoln had been underwater for 44 years. you know, what condition was it in and how does that complicate what you're doing um, the condition of the vehicle was, i mean it wasn't too bad for being down there 44 years, but it was, uh it was pretty much deteriorated you know, the parts came off pretty easy as we, you know, as we were trying to pull parts off the vehicle. >> they were coming off pretty easy. um, but you know, the the law enforcement tried to retrieve the vehicle, and they ended up pulling the rear axle off which, uh, part of the trunk came off with the rear axle. and they were a lot. they were able to grab a lot of evidence, a lot of personal items off of that little piece that they pulled out. and then they stopped um, trying to retrieve the vehicle and decided to drain the pond so that, you know they could get

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pentagon and this is cnn nasa astronauts, they get to celebrate the thanksgiving holiday a couple hundred miles above earth. >> that includes butch williams, butch wilmore, i should say, and suni williams, who had their stay at the international space station extended because they got stuck there. frankly, they just floated this thanksgiving message to everyone greetings from the international space station. >> our crew up here just wanted to say happy thanksgiving to all our friends and family who are down on earth and everyone who is supporting us. >> we've got a container here. >> of all the things that we're going to enjoy on thanksgiving it is a feast let me see. >> we've got brussels sardines, brussel sprouts, butternut squash, apples and spice smoked turkey and and smoked turkey. >> it's going to be delicious. >> it's true. we have much to be thankful for on a professional sense. i mean there's not many places that

you can be that you can actually lay on the ceiling and this is one of them. >> we're thankful for zero gravity. it's fantastic i mean, you love it. >> if you can, you can lay in the ceiling just depending on how much you drink during dinner but you know, we'll get to that later. we also do have breaking news that we need to get to not breaking news, but breaking news. there's a new addition to the macy's thanksgiving day parade this year. two additions, actually, and you are in luck. they are both here with us for their exclusive first live appearance together john berman and erica hill shepherding cnn's new and first thanksgiving in america special. and you brought treats i baked for you guys this morning. >> i made some little egg bites, and these are great for you to have. maybe thanksgiving morning or today when you're watching the parade, they pair lovely with coffee and mimosa, perhaps a bloody maria your choice. >> did you prepare them at home before you came in or i did. >> i baked these last night for you, and they looked a little better when i brought them out of the oven. they got a little flat, but you've got. this one's got some ham in it there's cheddar and jalapeno

and then also a scallion oh, delicious. >> i love a scallion. >> i think it's scallion. scallion. scallion. is that one. yeah full of protein full of protein i am when you're ready for a protein bite you're going to happen i found the protein jb with your mouth full. >> um what are we in store for tomorrow this is going to be the best thanksgiving parade special that cnn has ever done. >> can confirm yeah. >> will be single source approved. >> it's also the first. exactly. cnn thanksgiving parade special that cnn is look, we got it all. we have the parade here in new york, which will be taking place right behind us. we're going to be covering parades, live and in philadelphia, chicago detroit, houston, houston and wherever you are, if there's a parade, we'll be there. we can get there in a moment's notice. so, so tweet us. >> sort of like santa. we can get there right away. >> right away. >> we will find you. and what this is more research than you do for literally this is our thing. this is our bible together forever john berman is genius and never has to prepare this is my this is my thanksgiving briefing book. >> thanksgiving in america,

prepared by by anna glickman, who was only up there. i haven't studied it yet. i'm going to spend all day today memorizing the facts here about thanksgiving so this is this is learning. >> we're going to be we're going to be ready. there's a there's a question about whether tomorrow it could rain heavily here in new york but i think that's also maybe berman why we're on this assignment, because we have some hurricane experience, and we both have giant bins full of rain gear. >> so we're ready. i think the two main qualifications when they were looking for hosts for the thanksgiving special, number one, people who've covered hurricanes before and number two people, the only two people who had already agreed to work thanksgiving morning, that could be it, too, that could be it. >> also true it is because your sparkling personality and your ability to multitask and do amazing things, and your love of facts. >> i do love facts. okay i was just going to say i missed the celebrities. >> we have a lot of celebrities. >> we do have a lot of celebrities. we've got bobby flay, who's also in the family. so we love that that he's with us. our friends from inside the nba. >> who else is on the temptations? the temptations are going to be singing andy grammer. >> oh, fun. >> it's huge. i'm sorry, i didn't mean interrupt. >> now we're out of time, but

not out of time. so i thought in this this delicious day you guys should do a little thanksgiving trivia to prepare you for tomorrow oh, boy. okay, we'll run through these as quick as possible. this is like bringing back a lot of good memories for us. okay who was the first president to pardon? oh, this is number one. who was the first president to pardon a turkey i actually know this one. >> shocker. abraham lincoln. no, it was abraham lincoln a turkey. it was abraham lincoln. his son tad had like a turkey somehow. and he wanted to pardon the turkey. >> we have a different answer. so we're going to have to go back and check that, because the answer i was, i received was that it was john f kennedy. >> i believe i saw that in our coverage of the turkey pardon earlier this week that it was in fact, lincoln. >> so i'm going to blame the fact checkers for that social media influencer thing where like, i'm sorry, i got that one from social media moving on, how many calories on average are consumed per person at thanksgiving dinner? >> 2700. >> so i'm going to say, yeah,

2700. yeah. >> 3000 to 4000. >> oh, that was actually pretty close. >> no, i was i was going to be like 1 million for one person. that's a lot. that's a lot. you got to pound it um, which president refused to celebrate thanksgiving number five refused to celebrate thanksgiving as a national holiday oh, that i don't know. >> no idea. calvin coolidge. >> so close no. um, thomas jefferson, so i'm told okay, okay. >> was it even really a thing at that point? no, that's my concern. i don't think it was a thing. >> i don't think it was a thing. >> i'm going to go out on a limb here antony blinken. >> stop trying to game the system. just go first over here. god's sake. okay, this one. i don't even care if it's true, because i love it. number seven, which president received a live raccoon as a thanksgiving president present? >> oh a live raccoon. >> let me go. >> teddy roosevelt no, but it was actually another answer. calvin coolidge. >> it was calvin. calvin coolidge why do you think that occurred? >> is what i want to dig into. >> silent cow. also lover of raccoons. >> and they're really cute sometimes. how many pumpkin

pies are consumed every thanksgiving oh, wow. >> um a lot. well, there's 350 million people. i'm going to go with. 100 million. >> no, about 50 million, but a lot, a lot erica one. sorry, john. >> keep working. >> oh, i just heard that. ding. is that the ding of a correct answer? >> yes. >> lovely. i love it when we have sound effects. >> do not forget you can join cnn for the ultimate thanksgiving morning watch party featuring, as we know, celebrity appearances, live view of parades across the country, and most importantly, this dynamic duo. all morning long. it starts tomorrow at 8:00 on cnn and streaming on max. >> all this information a binder full of thanksgiving information will all binders full of thanksgiving along with egg bites in my head thank you all for joining us. have a wonderful safe holiday whatever you're doing. but make sure you're out of television at 8:00 to watch our special. this has been cnn news central. cnn newsroom is up next watch cnn's coverage

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