karnow with how bargin busters and how bargin karnow with how bargin busters and post thanksgiving food comas are going to fair in tonights weather. lawrence karnow: it was mostly dry today but clouds and rain are now moving into the bay area. the winds are also picking up and will be gusty tonight. a wind advisory is posted for much of the north bay as winds could gust as high as 50 mph over the mountains. another storm will bring rain overnight spreading south tonight. rain and wind will be common across the bay area on friday. a few showers could linger into early saturday before becoming partly cloudy. another series of storms is headed our way next week. (grant) and while it's not friday yet... lots of people are getting ready people are week.way next headed our of storms is headed our way next week.

(grant) and while it's not friday yet... lots of

people are getting ready people are getting ready to shop.(ryan) that's right... kron4's charles clifford is out at a target in san francisco... charles have you seen lines of people waiting to get inside? (chuck) (chuck)

(ryan) the death toll has risen again tonight in the butte county 'camp fire' .. as the rain hampers efforts to find the remains of loved ones .(grant) here are the latest numbers: (grant) 83 people have

died. 563 people are considered missing. more than 18- thousand structures have been destroyed.... nearly 14-thousand of those are single faily homes. the camp fire has burned more than 153-thousand acres. and more progress has been made since last night.... the rain helping in that regard... the fire is now 90-percent contained. and on this thanksgiving - about two thousand fire personnell are still working this fire. (ryan) and don't forget, we're giving updates on the camp fire with our kron4 app. download it today to stay up to date on all breaking news as it happens.. (ryan) thousands of camp fire victims spent thanksgiving away from their homes... kron4's ashley zavala explains how surrounding communities tried to provide them with comfort on the holiday.. ((az)) several businesses here in chico hosted thousands of camp fire victims for thanksgiving dinner. members of this community say they've

never had a holiday like this before.((nats)) boiling hunreds of pounds of potatoes in an old beer kettle...it wasn't a typical turkey day for sierra nevada founder ken grossman...(ken grossman - sierra nevada brewing co.)) "we're glad to be able to help out..thanksgiving is a time when family gets together, i know so many people are displaced we hope to give a little bit of comfort for those folks.:the kettle is another symbol of life disrupted from the camp fire... grossman planned to use it to make beer to celebrate the brewery's anniversary..."when the fires happened and we canceled the event, we figured out we could use it for this." he along with an army of volunteers prepared and served thanksgiving meals for hundreds of fire victims at the brewery. involving 1500 pounds of potatoes... 75 gallons of gravy... a couple thousand pounds of pork.. more than 100 turkeys... and of course, dessert. ((nats)) firefighters also helped out at the brewery...((mark beveridge - calfire)) "what a great opportunity..to see the people that we're serving not in the light of the tragedy that's basically at our footsteps...so right now, this is my family."in the dining room..displaced family, friends, and neighbors gathered and reflected on the fire "it's been absolutely horrendous, but god's going to get us through this. there is a future in paradise, californiawith all of the help from so many organizations.. .they say this experience has given a whole new definition to the word thankful"it just makes you feel like america is great. just that we're here, and we're together." ((az)) fire victims say this event is just one of many acts of kindness they've received since the camp fire first started. tag.

(grant) kron4 and our parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. (2-shot/ryan) thousands of people have earned a second slice of pie for competing in the annual 'thanksgiving

turkey trot' marathon this morning in san jose. (2-shot/grant) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, they were thankful to be raising money thankful to be raising money for needy families under clean, clear skies. nats (race begins)the 14th annual applied materials/silico n valley turkey trot hit the streets here in downtown san jose despite worries about rain and unhealthy air. no one happier about that than the event founder carl guardino.carl guardino/silicon valley leadership group "....14 days of smoke alerts from the fires that have been plaguing our state but today some 21,000 folks will help us hit our ambitious goal of raising $1 million dollars for needy families in the bay area..."pounding the pavement from santa clara street to the finish line at sap pavilion, the 5 k walk and 10 k run, which includes many serious competitors, is mostly about amateur athletes working up an appetite in the name of helping the less fortunate.rib fladeboe/san jose "....the proceeds from the turkey trot go to the health trust, the healthy kids foundation, second harvest food banks serving three counties and the silicon valley housing trust..."kathleen king/healthier kids foundation "....we know about 2,000 kids go to school with a toothaches

so it's really important work that we do and the turkey trot just help us so much..."from it's humble start in 2005, with 19-hundred trotters, the race is now billed as the largest timed thanksgiving day run in the world and easily the most charitable says guardino.carl guardino "...we have given away 7.8 million dollars in our first 13 years and we hope to give away a million dollars today alone...."that said, the turkey trot is also a unique and festive holiday tradition insan jose with many a participant taking part decked out like, well, like thansgiving dinner. and those clean, clear skies something to be thankful for,among other things. (runners tell what they are thankful for) nats (finish line)in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news

(grant) a tradition in new york city for more than 90 years, the macy's thanksgiving day parade ushers in the busy holiday ushers in the busy holiday tourism season in the big apple. (ryan) the balloons, the floats, and the bands -- all under tight security measures. karin caifa is in new york city with this report. anyone who came out to the macy's thanksgiving day parade this morning had to contend with very cold temperatures but from the crowds that started forming on the sidewalk three, four hours ahead of the parade start time, they certainly didn't seem to mind. even though temperatures never made it out

of the low to mid twenties, the crowd seemed to be enjoying it all.an estimated 3.5 million people braved the frigid new york city temperatures to enjoy the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade.susan tercero / executive producer, macy's thanksgiving day parade: we've been in cold parades before, this is just a little colder. james o'neill / commissioner, nypd: make sure that you bundle up. hats, gloves scarves -- especially with little kids. you know maybe bring some hot chocolate. it's important that you stay warm. there were a dozen marching bands,and despite early morning concerns about wind, it stayed calm enough that all 16 giant balloons, including fan favorites like chase, charlie brown, and the grinch, were able to fly.nearly eight- thousand performers participate in the annual event, including dancers, cheerleaders, and clowns, all bringing holiday cheer as they make their way down the 2.5 mile parade route that ends at the macy's flagship store on 34th street.the parade is in its 92nd year, marching every thanksgiving since 1924. only taking a three-year break during world war ii.and just like every year, the arrival of santa claus at the end of the parade means the holiday season is officially underway. the nypd was out in force along the parade route, many in uniform, others in plain clothes to make sure that the

crowds stayed safe. this of course kicks off a big holiday season here in the big apple. the thanksgiving day parade is just the start of a holiday season that will include other of high profile events like the rockefeller center tree lighting and new year's eve in times square, all of which will keep city officials very busy as they try to keep visitors secure. in new york, i'm karin caifa. (ryan) as you were getting your turkey together... your pups might have been praciticing their bets begging technique. but we have a warning for you. we've compiled a list of thanksgiving favorites that could send those puppy eyes straight to the emergency (grant) and while you get to eat at home with your family tonight.. many soilders are at the border. away from theirs. the message they want to give to

their families and the phone call many didn't expect. (ryan) and a thanksgiving tradition of giving back. we're speaking to volunteers with 'glide memorial church' in san francisco about why helping to feed the homeless on this day of thanks is so important.

(ryan) san francisco's 'glide memorial church' hosted its annual thanksgiving feast and volunteers came out in full force to put the meals together. every year they go above and beyond to spread

holiday cheer to everyone. (grant) the organization has been serving the homeless community and those in need for 50 years. kron4's sara stinson spoke to volunteers about why they come out year after year. san francisco's glide memorial church hosted its annual thanksgiving feast and volunteers came out in full force to put the meals together. thanksgiving is a very special holiday, and glide goes above and beyond in spreading holiday cheer to everyone.the organization has been serving the homeless community and those in need for 50 years. officers with the san francisco police department also pitched and in chief bill scott spoke with kron4 about glide's impact. scott said the work the church does for the community year- round is gratifying. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking look outside-- taking a live (anchor) gratifying.round is gratifying.

(anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was mostly dry today but clouds and rain are now moving into the bay area. the winds are also picking up and will be gusty tonight. a wind advisory is posted for much of the north bay as winds could gust as high as 50 mph over the mountains. another storm will bring rain overnight spreading south tonight. rain and wind will be common across the bay area on friday. a few showers could linger into early saturday before becoming partly cloudy. another series of storms is headed our way next week. (grant) when you're

cooking your favorite thanksgiving dish or chowing down with your family, it can be hard to resist those big, pleading eyes staring at you from below. it's actually okay to give fido some scraps-- (ryan) but knowing what foods are dangerous will keep both of you out of week.way next headed our way next week.

(grant)(grant) you're cooking your favorite thanksgiving dish or chowing down with your family, it can be hard to resist those big, pleading eyes staring at you from below. it's actually okay to give fido some scraps-- (ryan) but knowing what foods are dangerous will keep both of you out of the emergency vet's office. susan-elizabeth littlefield breaks it down for us.

this is zeke, his mom adopted him a year and a half ago.now their roseville family is growing.kelsie young/dog owner"i'm fostering nugget right now and he's 9 weeks old."she's also anticipating the biggest meal of the year. kelsie young/dog owner"i really like to make the traditional mashed potatoes, they're my favorite."but as we found out from a vet thanksgiving cravings can come at a cost.natsot/reporter "there's new smells, there's new food, there's new people, it's a lot."dr. angelica dimock/veterinarian"it's a lot for us and it's even more for a dog."she says these foods that are so good to us, can be so bad for them.she says onions chives and garlic can cause digestive problems and so can these popular snacks. dr. angelica dimock/veterinari an"they can actually cause kidney failure and its usually fatal so just keep away from grapes and raisins. that's kind of the easy thing to say." she also says chocolate, guacamole and nuts are no-nos. and on this holiday, you shouldn't throw a dog a bone. dr. angelica dimock/veterinari an"raw or cooked bones for turkeys, just because they are so small and fragile, they can cause a lot of issues. they can cause choking hazards, they can actually block the intestines and require emergency surgeries."

susan-elizabeth littlefield/reporter"another land mine for animals like nugget are garbage cans because they are full of those foods they shouldn't eat. so it's important to keep them closed."dr. angelica says it's also important to be an advocate for your dog, giving them extra love when they may be overwhelmed by guests.and, it is ok to let them indulge on sweet potatoes, pumpkin or carrots.and let them know that you are thankful.kelsie young/dog owner"it's just that they have a lot of love to give, they're always there ready to give you some kisses." in roseville, susan-elizabeth littlefield. (grant) that was susan- elizabeth littlefield reporting. (ryan) coming together. the way camp fire victims were able to come together for the thanksgivng day holiday. (grant) far from home. and troops send messages to loved ones from the border as they brace for a potential conflict with a group of migrants making their way

north through mexico.

(grant) tens of thousands of members of the military are spending thanksgiving away from home. and as a way to thank them, president trump made a phone call to members of the military.(ryan) but as camila bernal explains, the call also included a number of political and operational issues. as those serving our country spend the holiday in deployment... they're sending special messages"i wanna wish you all"a happy thanksgiving. hoo-ah""i'm sorry i couldn't be there but i cant wait to be back home"love you guys, see you soon"muah bye bye"and president trump.... visiting a florida coast guard station after making a public phone call to thank military members for their sacrifice.pres. donald trump: "today we thank god for the blessings of having you people be our heroes and you really are our heroes."trump speaking to leaders of the 5 branches of the military, asking them about their missions....pres. donald trump: "you know what's

happening better than anybody. how do you find things going?" general david lyons: "every airman here is dedicated to keeping this fight away from our shores."the president then turning to security at the us-mexico border as a so- called "caravan" of migrants approaches.pres. donald trump: "they're bad people. but large numbers of people are forming at our border."there is no indication a large number of the migrants are criminals, but it is estimated that 8-10 thousand people are headed toward the us.to address it, more than 16-thousand border patrol agents and nearly 6- thousand active duty troops will be deployed.pres. donald trump: "we're going to have a strong border."the president elaborating on immigration issues and finishing by telling reporters what he's most thankful for--pres. donald trump: "for having a great family and for having made a tremendous difference in this country."i'm camila bernal reporting (grant) the big way camp fire victims were able to come

together for the holiday. (ryan) community connection. the san francisco police deparntment gives back today for those who are unable to make it to a thnkasgiving dinner. we'll show you the smiles they say, that makes it all worth it.

(ryan) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a

lookt what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) kron4's phillip dejgal rode along with san francisco police department to deliver food to those who were unable to have a proper thanksgiving dinner tonight. law enforcement doesn't get the holiday off like many of us do... and, in san francisco, in addition to responding to calls for help... police officers, deputies and fire fighters spent the morning delivering meals to the elderly. kron four's philippe djegal tagged along with the san francisco police department. (philippe) annually, on thanksgiving... the line stretches outside the lady shaw senior center in san francisco's chinatown... where thousands of people sit down for a free holiday meal. officer dexter tsang/sfpd- "we want to help people out." but for the elderly who couldn't make it out of their homes...nats- "we have thirteen total meals to deliver." san francisco sheriff's deputies, fire fighters and police officers brought the meals to them. nats- "one, that's 64." officers alan katz and dexter tsang made more than a dozen deliveries throughout chinatown and north beach.

officer alan katz/sfpd- "theres a lot of elderly that are out there that are living with younger people, uh, with people that are taking care of them, and they just don't have the strength to even come to the front door."nats- everyone who answered the door was grateful for the visit.nats- "happy thanksgiving. oh, thanks a lot." appreciative to interact with police in a no stress situation.nats- "you want a sticker? can you say thank you? thank you."share part of the day of giving with those giving up others.officer dexter tsang/sfpd- "i'm actually not on duty today -- i this."katz/sfpd- "to see them happy -- to see them smiling, to enjoy it's just a great opportunity and a great time to see them like that." and, the mutual. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (ryan) on the peninsula... san bruno police have made an arrest in a hit-and-run investigation. police say on monday they responded to a crash in the 23-hundred block of rollingwood road. when officers arrived they learned a ford mustang hit a parked car and the driver had taken off. during their investigation polcie identifed the driver as 29-year old jhovanny hernanadez. hernanadez was in the process of leaving the area in a rideshare vehicle when polcie located him. he was arrested and booked into the san mateo county jail. (grant) sonoma raceway has gathered more than 62- hundred pounds of food for its

thanksgiving food drive. the donations will go to 'friends in sonoma helping' ... or fish... and the 'redwood empire food bank' in santa rosa. the food from sonoma raceway is used for fish's holiday food basket program. the baskets contain fresh eggs, produce and a $25 gift card. (ryan) and we're definitely thankful for all the rain we've received in the bay area clearing-up our air quality.. but while the bay area air quality management district hasn't issued a "spare the air" ban this week. they're asking residents to avoid burning wood on thanksgiving day. the smoke from the camp fire in butte county caused dangerous air quality levels. while the rain has helped... in order to preserve this recovery, the air district is asking residents not to burn wood, even though there's no legal restriction in place. lawrence karnow: it was mostly dry today but clouds and rain are now moving into the bay area. the winds are also picking up and will be gusty tonight. a wind advisory is posted for much of the north bay as winds could gust as

high as 50 mph over the mountains. another storm will bring rain overnight spreading south tonight. rain and wind will be common across the bay area on friday. a few showers could linger into early saturday before becoming partly cloudy. another series of storms is headed our way next week. (ryan) you may be (ryan) week.way next week.

(ryan) you may be getting ready to indulge in your thanksgiving dinner, and one

organization made sure that even those less fortunate could enjoy a meal as well. (grant) kron 4's sanaz tahernia went to salvation army in san francisco today where volunteers were up early cooking those meals. while many of us spend thanksgiving eating a warm meal with our family and friends - there are some that aren't so fortunate, but the salvation army here in san francisco makes sure that no one is left out."we are in the process of preparing 4,000 meals, that are going to be delivered to homeless and homebound people here this morning so they can enjoy a thanksgiving meal with their families."the organization came to san francisco in 1883, and they've been serving thanksgiving meals to those who are less fortunate since day one"we take meals to people where they're at - we'll take them to folks that are homebound or take them to people where they are in their homes, and we'll just deliver a meal to them."but the people to whom they deliver, are receiving more than just a meal "that meal is significant in many ways. it let's people know that there is a caring

community around them, that there are resources and support for them."and because many of the recipients are alone, today's meal means even more than that..."so this could be the only human contact they get and so one of our volunteers smiling with a meal saying happy thanksgiving will have a power affect on their lives today."in san francisco, sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. l (ryan) this is a tough thanksgiving for many in here in california. some will spend the holiday battling blazes... while others have no home to go to. chico fire division chief jesse alexander says he's seen this tragedy bring out the best in many people.jesse alexander/chico fire division chief"i just want to thank everyone, not just the firefighters but all the civilians who helped out throughout the entire process, saw amazing things from people helping out."(ryan) while crews have made

progress on the fires, heavy rains are forecasted over the next few days. that could cause flooding and mudslides for some areas. the camp fire has already claimed at least 83-lives.... more than 500-people are still unaccounted-for. (grant) celebrity chefs, guy fieri & jose andres are cooking up 7,000 pounds of turkey for camp fire evacuees and firefighters. fieri sent out a tweet early this morning before he fired up the smokers. we are off and cookin at 5 am. goin' for 7000 lb of turkey on 6 smokers! fieri thanked those who sponsored the meal including lowes and world central kitchen. a couple hours later he posted a picture of him with the first responders saying the bave firefighters of cal fire.

(grant) and another celebrity chef we are watching... is snoop dogg? the recipies he says you should try this holiday season. (ryan) aaron ridgers is giving back in a big way. the amount of money he rasied for camp fire victimsin butte county. county. on thousands of giftss this weekend at ross. most stores are open thanksgiving, six p.m. to midnight. reopeninfriday at seven a.m. with extended hours saturday and sunday. yes for less.

and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. you know when you're at ross yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. everything you need to prep, cook and serve up the season. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. (ryan) green bay packers

quarterback aaron rodgers is taking a break from the gridiron to support his hometown. in a video posted to twitter -- rodgers urges americans to support the victims of the deadly california wildfires. rodgers makes a plea for donations to help people displaced -- including those who are now living in his hometown of chico. but the n-f-l star isn't just asking -- he's also giving. rodgers is donating one million dollars to help the communities rebuild. the funds don't stop there -- state farm insurance will donate one dollar for every retweet of rodgers' video -- up to one million dollars. (grant) does the idea of a does the idea of a reverse mortgage sound appealing ... but you still are not really sure how it works? we break it down for you in just three minutes. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

(grant) in-depth

tonight... if it does not all go according to your plan... the golden years can feel like the twilight zone.(ryan) kron four's philippe djegal speaks with housing industry experts with a look at mortgages... and, the options available for our senior population. (philippe) complex and often too difficult for many of us to understand...chris hudson/mortgage consultant- "i think anything can be risky if not well-understood." the federal government's consumer financial protection bureau recommends considerable consultation with a financial expert before jumping into a reverse mortgagechris hudson/mortgage consultant- "i try to facilitate an experience opposite of a surprise birthday party." walnut creek mortgage

consultant chris hudson, with c-2 financial says this type of loan is only available to the older population.chris hudson/mortgage consultant- "a reverse mortgage is just that -- it's when we're now monetizing equity in our home, either in a lump sum or on a, on a monthly basis, if you will. you can kind of think of it like an annuity." this form of a loan is tailored for people 62-years-old and older -- looking to buy a home or already have a home and need another stream of income.chris hudson/mortgage consultant- "it's just like what it says, instead of me paying the bank, the bank is paying me, um, out on an ongoing basis." the interest rate on a reverse mortgage fluxuates based on the market and can sometimes be much higher than a traditional mortgage. interest that also compounds over the term of the loan, eventually leading some borrowers to see the loan exceed the actual value of the home.chris hudson/mortgage coultant- "they've come to a point in their lives where they're not retired, but they don't necessarily have enough income coming in to kind of help all their basic monthly expenses on a monthly basis." the federal trade commission says borrowers can not escape paying homeowner's insurance or property taxes with a reverse mortgage... though the money the borrower receives is typically tax-free. this continues until the borrower sells the home, moves out or dies. in theory, the f-t-c says the loan is then repaid with the sale of the house. meaning less assets to leave behind to your heirs. philippe djegal, kron four news.

(ryan) a new government report on the climate will be out sooner than expected. the report on the human impact of climate change was scheduled to be released in december-- but the 'national oceanic and atmospheric administration' announced the date was moved up to tomorrow. it's unclear why the date was changed, but there's speculation it's an attempt for it to be buried on black friday -- a day when few people will be paying attention to the news. representatives from noaa and the commerce department haven't responded to requests for comment. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. karnow. lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: it was mostly dry today but clouds and rain are now moving into the bay area. the winds are also picking up and will be gusty tonight. a wind advisory is posted for much of the north bay as winds could gust as high as 50 mph over the mountains. another storm will bring rain overnight spreading south tonight. rain and wind will be common across the bay area on friday. a few showers could linger into early before becoming partly cloudy. another series of storms is headed our way next week.

(grant) turkey may be the centerpiece of your thanksgiving feast, but rapper snoop dogg says one of his recipes from his cookbook, "from crook to cook," is a must try. rick damigella

has that and more in the hollywood minute. (nat cheers)snoop dogg received his star on the hollywood walk of fame earlier this week, and he also has his first cookbook on shelves. which of his recipes does d- oh-double-g say curious chefs should cook up first?"lobster thermidor.""yeah?""can't beat that.""why's that?""cause it's difficult, and it's good when you get it right."i think your character knows more about music than i do.""green book" arrives in theaters this holiday weekend. screen writer nick vallelonga talked about meeting viggo mortensen, who plays his father in the movie. "the first meeting was, uh, let's have a little lunch. i had my uncles there, and cousins, and, uh, we ate for like eight hours. we never left. and he just, viggo started expanding as the day went on, but it was good because he, he, i saw him, like, kind of chameleon-like, start picking up mannerisms, mime my brothers, my uncles." (nat music)the 19-75 have released a music video for "sincerity is scary." the song comes from their upcoming album, "a brief inquiry into online relationships." the album drops on november 30th. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella.

(grant) and while most american households are full of turkey this year... next on dine and dish vicki liviakis gives us a spin on thanksgiving dinner...

(grant) you may have just finished your annual thanksgiving feast... with turkey as the star of the show, right? not so fast.. right? not so fast.. tonight on dine and dish - vicki livakis swaps out the turkey leg for a crab claw. turkey. deep fried, brined, roasted, smoked. sure, it's the traditional centerpiece of your holiday meal. but, not for everybody. here's

something to knock the bird off its perch. this heaping platter of lobster tails is about to make one family very happy. we're here at fog harbor at pier 39 in the city's fisherman's wharf area. tourists flock here for the fish and the local dungeness crab . it's one of several restaurants serving up diners on thanksgiving. bob partrite particularly excited about the fresh crab brought in from bodega since it's now in season. the heart healthy salmon is seasoned with curry and topped with lavender chutney. not to be ignored, sides like string beans and squash. fresh sour dough rolls out of the oven. and a green salad. which rates high amoung those who are counting calories. and not a pumpkin pie in sight... this pumpkin bread pudding though is enough to stuff you - like a turkey. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. (grant)(grant) cafe or bar that you'd like

to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and send an email 'dine and dish... featured on to see that you'd like cafe or bar restaurant, if you have a (grant)(grant) if you have a if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you'd like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send an email to dine and dish at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. ryan o donnell and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thanks grant.

here are the stories we are working on tonight at 6. (pam) an arrest made in an arson case at a construction site in oakland. tonight... authorities are trying to determine if it is connected to a number of other cases of east bay developments.. going up in flames. (ryan) and gratitude... is more than just an attitude. we'll tell you about the innovative approach one bay area school is taking to use social media for the good of its students. (ryan) plus... meals for the survivors of the camp fire in butte county... and the latest on the recovery efforts. that's all coming up at 6.

tonight at 6. rain

will be a part of the long bay area holiday weekend.. you are looking live outside at the richmond san rafael bridge.. .... storm is already hitting some parts of the bay.... here is a look at our network of bridge cameras... rain and wind are starting to pick up ... and will be felt all over the bay area by tomorrow... here's a look at where the rain is hitting right now... thank you for joining us. happy thanksgiving everyone.. i'm pam moore. (ryan) and i'm ryan o donnell, in for ken wayne. it is thanksgiving... and that means people are already gearing up for one of the biggest shopping days of the year. kron4's charles clifford is live in san francisco tonight.... where the rain isn't keeping the bargain hunters away... ..

a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief zone forecast at the four our first look as we get as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was mostly dry today but clouds and rain are now moving into the bay area. the winds are also picking up and will be gusty tonight. a wind advisory is posted for much of the north

bay as winds could gust as high as 50 mph over the mountains. another storm will bring rain overnight spreading south tonight. rain and wind will be common across the bay area on friday. a few showers could linger into early saturday before becoming partly cloudy. another series of storms is headed our way next week. (pam) thousands of 'camp fire' victims spent thanksgiving away from their homes... kron 4's ashley za-val-a explains... how surrounding communities tried to provide them with comfort on this holiday.. (pam) thousands of 'camp

fire' victims spent thanksgiving away from their homes... kron 4's ashley za-val-a explains... how surrounding communities tried to provide them with comfort on this holiday.. ((az)) several businesses here in chico hosted thousands of camp fire victims for thanksgiving dinner. members of this community say they've never had a holiday like this before.((nats)) boiling hunreds of pounds of potatoes in an old beer kettle...it old beer potatoes in an pounds of hunreds of pounds of potatoes in an old beer kettle...it wasn't a typical turkey day for sierra nevada founder ken grossman...(ken grossman - sierra nevada brewing co.)) "we're glad to be able to help out..thanksgiving is a time when family gets together, i know so many people are displaced we hope to give a little bit of comfort for those folks.:the kettle is another symbol of life disrupted from the camp fire... grossman planned to use it to make beer to celebrate the brewery's anniversary..."when the fires happened and we canceled the event, we figured out we could use it for this." he along with an army of volunteers prepared and served

thanksgiving meals for hundreds of fire victims at the brewery. involving 1500 pounds of potatoes... 75 gallons of gravy... a couple thousand pounds of pork.. more than 100 turkeys... and of course, dessert. ((nats)) firefighters also helped out at the brewery...((mark beveridge - calfire)) "what a great opportunity..to see the people that we're serving not in the light of the tragedy that's basically at our footsteps...so right now, this is my family."in the dining room..displaced family, friends, and neighbors gathered and reflected on the fire "it's been absolutely horrendous, but god's going to get us through this. there is a future in paradise, californiawith all of the help from so many organizations.. .they say this experience has given a whole new definition to the word thankful"it just makes you feel like america is great. just that we're here, and we're together." ((az)) fire victims say this event is just one of many acts of kindness they've received since the camp fire first started. tag. tag.first started. the camp fire first started. tag. (pam) kron4 and our

parent company-- nexstar media group... have partnered to help the fire victims in butte county. if you would like to help those affected by the 'camp fire'... the american red cross is accepting donations. you can check kron 4.com for details.. (ryan)in the east bay... a fire broke out this morning at the port of oakland.the fire was reported at 8:14.three big rigs and a trailer went up in flames.no reports of any structures burnong in the fire, and no reports of any injuries.no word yet on the cause of the fire, either. (pam) a series of major construction fires have hit the east bay over the last year and now police are announcing an arrest in at least one of them... this arrest is in connection to a fire at a construction site in oakland last month. 45-year old part- time construction worker dustin bellinger ... has been charged with starting a fire on october 23rd... on the 3200- block of peralta street. that same morning, another intentionally set blaze destroyed a nearby 126 -unit

building that was also under construction. prosecutors have not charged bellinger with that fire, nor said if he is a suspect. he is being held without bail in the santa rita jail. (ryan) not everybody gets the thanksgiving holiday off. today... kron4's phillipe djegal got the opportunity to tag along with the san francisco police department... as officers... along with deputies and fire fighters... spent the morning delivering meals to the elderly. (philippe)nats- both officers alan katz and dexter tsang are familiar with the good san francisco police do on holidays.officer alan katz/sfpd- "my father was a police officer out here, uh, my mother worked at dispatch out here." and, both feel honored to be apart of the group of officers delivering thanksgiving meals to seniors who otherwise might go without one.officer dexter tsang/sfpd- "my father was a police officer with this same department for 32 years, and uh, before i got in, he took me along for this, uh, volunteer program as well. so, i wanted to do it. this is my first time doing it since i've been in the department."nats- "hey hows it going mam?" officers tsang and katz made more than a dozen stops in

chinatown and north beach. nats- "oh, thank you. thank you." not only giving them a chance to make people happy...nats- "hi, we brought thanksgiving dinner, ok." but also interact with the public they serve -- in a calm and relaxed environment. officer alan katz/sfpd- "theres a lot of people on the street that haven't dealt with the police before, that never even met a police officer before." but now these families know officers do more than just respond to crimes. officer dexter tsang/sfpd- "i think i'm doing my part just by giving back to the community and giving them a meal for thanksgiving." so, for the elderly who couldn't stand in line and eat their meal the lady shaw senior center in chinatown... law enforcement made sure fewer people were left out and still enjoyed a holiday hot meal. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) also today in san francisco... the historic glide memorial church hosted its annual thanksgiving

feast.... and volunteers came out in full force again this year.. to put the meals together. the church has been serving the homeless community and those in need.. for five decades. kron4's sara stinson talked with volunteers about why they come out year after year. san francisco's glide memorial church hosted its annual thanksgiving feast and volunteers came out in full force to put the meals together. thanksgiving is a very special holiday, and glide goes above and beyond in spreading holiday cheer to everyone.the organization has been serving the homeless community and those in need for 50 years. officers with the san francisco police department also pitched and in chief bill scott spoke with kron4 about glide's impact. scott said the work the church does for the community year- round is gratifying. coming up on this coming up gratifying.round is community year-does for the work the church scott said the glide's impact.scott said the work the church does for the community year-round is gratifying. gratifying. gratifying.

coming up on this thanksgiving evening ... more

volunteers using this day of thanks to help others... loading up meals for those in need .. we'll show you where.. also.. special gratitude today to members of the u.s. military serving away from their homes... the president's thanksgiving message includes some political overtones. and a thanksgiving tradition in the south bay with a lot of appreciation for todays' clean, crisp air ..

(2-shot/ryan) thousands of people have earned a second slice of pie for competing in

the annual thanksgiving turkey trot marathon this morning in san jose.(2-shot/pam) as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, they were thankful to be raising money for needy families under clean, clear skies. "...gobble, gobble, gobble...."nats (race begins) the 14th annual applied materials/silicon valley turkey trot hit the streets here in downtown san jose despite worries about rain and unhealthy air. no one happier about that than the event founder carl guardino.carl guardino/silicon valley leadership group "....14 days of smoke alerts from the fires that have been plaguing our state but today some 21,000 folks will help us hit our ambitious goal of raising $1 million dollars for needy families in the bay area..." pounding the pavement from santa clara street to the finish line at sap pavilion, the 5 k walk and 10 k run, which includes many serious competitors, is mostly about amateur athletes working up an appetite in the name of helping the less fortunate.rib fladeboe/san jose "....the proceeds from the turkey trot go to the health trust, the

healthy kids foundation, second harvest food banks serving three counties and the silicon valley housing trust..."kathleen king/healthier kids foundation "....we know about 2,000 kids go to school with a toothaches so it's really important work that we do and the turkey trot just help us so much..."from it's humble start in 2005, with 19-hundred trotters, the race is now billed as the largest timed thanksgiving day run in the world and easily the most charitable says guardino.carl guardino "...we have given away 7.8 million dollars in our first 13 years and we hope to give away a million dollars today alone...."that said, the turkey trot is also a unique and festive holiday tradition insan jose with many a participant taking part decked out like, well, like thansgiving dinner. and those clean, clear skies something to be thankful for,among other things. what they are thankful for)line)in san jose rob kron4news kron4news (ryan)

(ryan) many of you may thanksgiving dinner, and the salvation army here in san francisco made sure those less fortunate would enjoy a hot meal as well. kron 4's sanaz tahernia went to the center today ... where volunteers lined-up early this morning, to pack meals for those who wouldn't have a thanksgiving dinner otherwise. while many of us spend thanksgiving eating a warm meal with our family and friends - there are some that aren't so fortunate, but the salvation army here in san francisco makes sure that no one is left out."we are in the process of preparing 4,000 meals, that are going to be delivered to homeless and homebound people here this morning so they can enjoy a thanksgiving meal with their families."the organization

came to san francisco in 1883, and they've been serving thanksgiving meals to those who are less fortunate since day one"we take meals to people where they're at - we'll take them to folks that are homebound or take them to people where they are in their homes, and we'll just deliver a meal to them."but the people to whom they deliver, are receiving more than just a meal "that meal is significant in many ways. it let's people know that there is a caring community around them, that there are resources and support for them."and because many of the recipients are alone, today's meal means even more than that..."so this could be the only human contact they get and so one of our volunteers smiling with a meal saying happy thanksgiving will have a power affect on their lives today." (pam) you might think it wouldn't need to be said..

after the horrible air quality we have just lived through ... but the bay area air quality management district is asking people ... please do not burn wood this thanksgiving holiday weekend.. this is not a full spare the air ban ... but lingering air quality issues from the camp fire in butte county... have resulted in dangerous air quality levels over the past few weeks. rain this week has alieviated the air quality issue somewhat... and officials want to preserve this recovery. the agency says... wood burning from 1- point- 4 million fireplaces... is the main cause of poor air quality during the winter months. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast.

lawrence karnow: it was mostly dry today but clouds and rain are now moving into the bay area. the winds are also picking up and will be gusty tonight. a wind advisory is posted for much of the north bay as winds could gust as high as 50 mph over the mountains. another storm will bring rain overnight spreading south tonight. rain and wind will be common across the bay area on friday. a few showers could linger into early saturday before becoming partly cloudy. another series of storms is headed our way next week. week.way next headed our of storms is another series partly cloudy. becoming before saturday into early could linger a few showers area on friday. across the bay common will be rain and wind south tonight. spreading overnight spreading south tonight. rain and wind will be common across the bay a few showers into early before becoming partly cloudy. another series of storms is way next week. (ryan) week.way next headed our of storms is headed our way next week.

(ryan) (ryan) this thanksgiving day, marks the 55th anniversary of the assassination of president john f. kennedy. shortly after 12 p-m, on november 22-nd, 19-63... shots were fired at the car, kennedy was in. the president was struck in the neck and the head. then, texas governor, john connally was also hit in the chest with a bullet.... but was able to recover. the president's limo sped towards parkland memorial hospital where he was pronounced dead. kennedy's vice president, lyndon b. johnson, became the 36-th president shortly afterward. lee harvey oswald was named as the assassin, although there are some who believe others were involved in the shooting. oswald was fatally shot two-days later by dallas nightclub owner jack ruby. coming up.... he is showing his big heart once again. celebrity chef guy fieri .. joined by another

star chef .. both taking time this thanksgiving to help thousands of people in the 'camp fire' burn zone.. we'll tell you how. and next... learning the value and benefits of showing appreciation. it's actually a quality where you give, but you also get back so much more. we'll explain.

(ryan) gratitude: it's what thanksgiving is all about.

it's also a lifelong discipline that studies show increases happiness and well- being.(pam) kron4's haziq maadyun spoke with students in richmond ... who are being taught new ways to show their appreciation for one another --- a lesson their teacher hopes will stay with them for a lifetime.

(pam coming up at 6:45... a holiday tradition in the big apple that the whole nation enjoys ... and this year it was chillier than ever .. and next.. we will have the latest from the wildfire zone in butte county ... despite the holiday, the work continues to find those still unaccounted for .. (lawrence)and i'm tracking your weeknight forcast... that's just ahead.

(pam ) the latest on the 'camp fire' tonight. cal- fire is reporting 83- fatalities. the number of missing people is now 563. more than 18- thousand structures have been destroyed .... nearly 14-thousand of those are single family homes. the camp fire has burned more than 153,000 acres. and more progress has been made since last night.... the fire is now 90-percent contained. and for

thanksgiving just under 2,000 personnel are on the line. (pam) progress is being made on wildfires burning in southern california as well. (ryan) the woolsey fire is now fully contained. however ... it's still going to be a tough thanksgiving for all those affected by the fires in the state. reporter john "lawrence".. from our partners at c-n-n, has more. crews in california are spending this holiday weekend fighting fires.deborah valdez/malibu homeowner can only imagine how tired they are, and what they've been going through, and where in the country they've come from to work on our fire. but we're just so happy they're here." the camp fire, in northern california, has already claimed at least 83- lives....more than 500-people are still unaccounted-for. donilda richardson/oroville resident"for about five hours i didn't know if my children were safe. it was the scariest time of my life."and now heavy rains are forecast over the next few days.....nearly one-million residents are under a flash flood watch.deputy trina

schrader/los angeles county sheriff's department"mother nature will do what she wants. we're hoping that it's not significant. we're hoping that she kind of just washes everything down and makes everything look clean, but we'll be prepared if she doesn't."volunteers and officials are trying to bring a slight sense of normalcy to evacuees.a series of community meals are planned throughout the week for those displaced by the fire.nat sound"we need a table for nine."and this trying time is bringing out the best in many people.jesse alexander/chico fire division chief"i just want to thank everyone, not just the firefighters but all the civilians who helped out throughout the entire process, saw amazing things from people helping out."i'm john lorinc reporting. reporting. (ryan) celebrity chefs, guy fieri & jose andres are cooking up 7,000 pounds of turkey for camp fire evacuees and firefighters. fieri sent out a tweet early this morning before he fired up the smokers. writing "we are off and cookin at 5 am. goin' for 7000lb of turkey on 6 smokers!" fieri thanked those who sponsored the meal

including lowes and world central kitchen. a couple hours later he posted a picture of him with the first responders saying the bave firefighters of cal fire. they are a dedicated hard working team that we should all be thankful for. (pam)taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza.rain in the east bay tonight... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with more... lawrence karnow: it was mostly dry today but clouds and rain are now moving into the bay area. the winds are also picking up and will be gusty tonight. advisory is posted for much of the north bay as winds could gust as high as 50 mph over the mountains. another storm will bring rain overnight spreading south tonight. rain and wind will be common across the bay area on friday. a few showers could linger into earlysaturday before becoming partly cloudy. another series of storms is headed our way next week.

tens of thousands of members of the military are spending thanksgiving away from home. and as a way to thank them, president trump making a public phone call with members of the 5- branches of the military serving overseas. as camila bernal explains, his call also included a number of political and operational issues.

as those serving our country spend the holiday in deployment... they're sending special messages"i wanna wish you all"a happy thanksgiving. hoo-ah""i'm sorry i couldn't be there but i cant wait to be back home"love you guys, see you soon"muah bye bye"and president trump.... visiting a florida coast guard station after making a public phone call to thank military members for their sacrifice.pres. donald trump: "today we thank god for the blessings of having you people be our heroes and you really are our heroes."trump speaking to leaders of the 5 branches of the military, asking them about their missions....pres. donald trump: "you know what's happening better than anybody. how do you find things going?" general david lyons: "every airman here is dedicated to keeping this fight away from our shores."the president then turning to security at the us-mexico border as a so- called "caravan" of migrants approaches.pres. donald trump: "they're bad people. but large numbers of people are forming at our border."there is no indication a large number of the migrants are criminals, but it is estimated that 8-10 thousand people are headed toward the us.to address it,

more than 16-thousand border patrol agents and nearly 6- thousand active duty troops will be deployed.pres. donald trump: "we're going to have a strong border."the president elaborating on immigration issues and finishing by telling reporters what he's most thankful for--pres. donald trump: "for having a great family and for having made a tremendous difference in this country."i'm camila bernal reporting (pam) coming up.. our pets like to get in on the thanksgiving feast.. but not everything on the dinner table is good for the doggy dish.. details ahead.

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and you realize you are the the hostess with the mostest. you know when you're at ross yes! yeah! that's yes for less. entertain in style all season long. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. (pam) when you are cooking your favorite thanksgiving dish ... or chowing down with your family, it can be hard to resist those big, pleading eyes... staring at you from below. it is actually okay to give your pet some scraps-- (ryan) but knowing what foods are dangerous for your dog will keep both of you out of the emergency vet's office. susan -elizabeth littlefield breaks it down for us. this is zeke, his mom adopted him a year and a half ago.now their roseville family is growing.kelsie young/dog owner"i'm fostering nugget right now and he's 9 weeks old."she's also anticipating the biggest meal of the year. kelsie young/dog owner"i really like to make the traditional mashed potatoes,

they're my favorite."but as we found out from a vet thanksgiving cravings can come at a cost."there's new smells, there's new food, there's new people, it's a lot."dr. angelica dimock/veterinarian "it's a lot for us and it's even more for a dog."she says these foods that are so good to us, can be so bad for them. she says onions chives and garlic can cause digestive problems and so can these popular snacks.dr. angelica dimock/veterinarian"they can actually cause kidney failure and its usually fatal so just keep away from grapes and raisins. that's kind of the easy thing to say."she also says chocolate, guacamole and nuts are no-nos.and on this holiday, you shouldn't throw a dog a bone.dr. angelica dimock/veterinarian"raw or cooked bones for turkeys, just because they are so small and fragile, they can cause a lot of issues. they can cause choking hazards, they can actually block the intestines and require emergency surgeries."susan-elizabeth littlefield/reporter"another land mine for animals like because they are full of those foods they shouldn't eat. so it's important to keep them closed."dr. angelica says it's also important to be an advocate for your dog, giving them extra love when they may be overwhelmed by guests.and, it is ok to let them indulge on sweet potatoes, pumpkin or carrots.and let them know that you are thankful.kelsie young/dog owner"it's just that they have a lot of love to give, they're always there ready to give you some kisses." in roseville, susan-elizabeth littlefield. littlefield.elizabeth

littlefield. (ryan) coming up.. the freezing temperatures did not keep thousands of people from jamming the parade route for the macys thanksgiving day tradition in new york. it was even the coldest parade ever ... is it a sign of climate change? (pam) a tradition in new

york city for more than 90- years, and one the nation looks forward to every year... the macy's thanksgiving day parade ushers in the busy holiday tourism season in the big apple. the balloons, the floats, and the bands -- all under tight security measures this year. karin

caifa reports from new york .. anyone who came out to the macy's thanksgiving day parade this morning had to contend with very cold temperatures but from the crowds that started forming on the sidewalk three, four hours ahead of the parade start time, they certainly didn't seem to mind. even though temperatures never made it out of the low to mid twenties, the crowd seemed to be enjoying it all.an estimated 3.5 million people braved the frigid new york city temperatures to enjoy the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade.susan tercero / executive producer, macy's thanksgiving day parade: we've been in cold parades before, this is just a little colder. james o'neill / commissioner, nypd: make sure that you bundle up. hats, gloves scarves -- especially with little kids. you know maybe bring some hot chocolate. it's important that you stay warm. there were a dozen marching bands,and despite early morning concerns about wind, it stayed calm enough that all 16 giant balloons, including fan favorites like chase, charlie brown, and the grinch, were able to fly.nearly eight- thousand performers participate in the annual event, including dancers, cheerleaders, and clowns, all bringing holiday cheer as they make their way down the 2.5 mile parade route that ends at the macy's flagship store on 34th street.the parade is in its 92nd year, marching every

thanksgiving since 1924. only taking a three-year break during world war ii.and just like every year, the arrival of santa claus at the end of the parade means the holiday season is officially underway. the nypd was out in force along the parade route, many in uniform, others in plain clothes to make sure that the crowds stayed safe. this of course kicks off a big holiday season here in the big apple. the thanksgiving day parade is just the start of a holiday season that will include other of high profile events like the rockefeller center tree lighting and new year's eve in times square, all of which will keep city officials very busy as they try to keep visitors secure. in new york, i'm karin caifa. (pam) tweeted today .... "this is the coldest weather in the history of the thanksgiving day parade in n-y-c, and one of the coldest thanksgivings

on record!" this tweet from the president dovetails off a different one he sent out last night. that one said- "brutal and extended cold blast could shatter all records - whatever happened to global warming?" this is just the latest attack from the president on the science behind climate change... our grant lodes joins us now with why, so many people believe, this sort of talk is dangerous... grant (grant) mr. trump's critics say... he is confusing climate with weather. most in the science community prefer the term climate change to global warming. they say that's because what we're experiencing is not just about warming... yes... the temperature around the world has been invreasing in recent years... but scientists like the term 'climate change' because it shines a light on the negative side effects of a changing climate... like how greenhouse gasses being trapped could be at least partially to blame for making things like wilffires and hurricanes more severe. nasa has a website dedicated

to resources and information on the topic. in layman's terms, nasa contends: 'weather' is what you get, while 'climate' is what you expect. that means in the short-term .... weather events like rain and snow... and extreme cold... will still occur. whereas climate is the overall trend. scientists say even a 2 degree uptick in global temperature would be disasterous for millions of people.... affecting everything from major weather events, to permanent flooding of coastal cities, and disruptions in food production. a new government report on the climate will be out tomorrow. originally slated for a december release .... there's speculation it was moved up so it'd be burried... so-to- speak... on black friday -- a day when few people will be paying attention to the news. the first volume of the report, released last november, focused on climate science and concluded there is "no convincing alternative explanation" for the changing

climate, other than "human activities, especially emissions of greenhouse gases." (grant) last year, the trump adnistration famously and controversialy, pulled out of the paris climate accord. and now that nicaragua, syria and north korea have signed it... america is the only country in the world to not be on board with that agreement to fight climate change - president trump's reasoning - our inclusion is bad for our economy. let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... about what's going on with the weather on the east coast. lawrence karnow: it was mostly dry today but clouds and rain are now moving into the bay area. the winds are also picking up and will be gusty tonight. a wind advisory is posted for much of the posted for advisory is a wind gusty tonight. and will be also picking up and will be gusty tonight. a wind advisory is much of the winds could 50 mph over another storm will bring rain overnight spreading rain and wind will be across the bay area on friday. a few showers into early before becoming partly cloudy. another series headed our way next week.

week.way next headed our way next week. and of course.... n-f-l football on thanksgiving.... it's a tradition like no other...... after the break... find out

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in the sports world tonight... (ryan) jason dumas joins us in the studio. (jason)happy thanksgiving everyone --- a lot of people view professional athletes as these bigger than life figures.....>so it can be easy to forget that they are just like you and i....>they celebrate holidays and have their favorite holiday traditions.....>and while some nfl players are working today.....the 49ers are off, and told us their favorite thanksgiving dishes.......>

picky eater so for thanksgiving most of the time i try to go somehwere and get some french fries. chill out bro."> so the niners will in fact be back to work on sunday....they'll be down in tampa taking on the bucs....here are three keys to that game......>first off, nick mullens has been fun to watch leading the offense...let's see more of what we saw in his debut.....> also, get matt breida started...he leads the team in rushing......>and finally, 25- sacks for the defense...get after jameis winston......he's been shaky this season....let's keep that trend going....> (jason)despite the the rough product on the field this season....>the raiders have continued to make an effort to give back to the community.....>and being that

this week was thanksgiving..... you can probably guess how the raiders gave back this week.....>the big boys, who protect derek carr.....were on hand to pass out some turkeys and other thanksgiving fixins.....to some families in need......> and it is the best time of the year to raiders offensive lineman, donald penn....>donald penn"we are able to give a little relief to some of these families. keep a little money in their pocket with thanksgiving meals and help them out."jason dumasled by penn, who has been doing it for 13 years dating back to his time in tampa bay, the raiders offensive line handed out 125 thanksgiving fixins' to bay area families. this was all paid for by the members of the ofénsive line.violet araiza, okland native"it means the world to me because without that, we wouldn't have thanksgiving dinner. so it really means a lot to me because we are all from the east bay and raiders fans. it means a lot to my family."when i told penn about violet, he told me he never did this to be thanked, but making peoples holiday season is what it is all about.donald penn"13 years of giving families meals is big.one thing i told coach today is that i am probably

going to play one more year after this. that's my plan. i want you guys to keep this tradition going. and i want you to keep it alive for me here. because the guy in tampa still do it to this day....> penn would also like to see the offensive line brotherhood across the lead spread this tradition...hopefully some other teams pick this up. i wouldn't mind if other nfl teams piggy backed off of this....> this....>backed off of nfl teams piggy backed off of this....>

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