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even the young woman he saved comes to and tries to crawl toward her good samaritan. that medical student spent this holiday in the hospital, a place he would normally be working. we're told he's now in stable condition and his family says he continues to improve. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> a family in houston was extra thankful this holiday after two carjacker. the brother and sister were sitting in their mother's truck in a gas station when is a stranger jumped in and started driving away. mom and her sister chases after him. the kids were eventually put out in the street and scooped up by their mother and aunt. the driver unfortunately did get away. >> the holiday shopping season is officially under way. black friday got off to an early start with many shoppers across the country hitting the stores dinner.

for rock bottom bargains online. abc's rebecca jarvis has more. >> across the country, the deals race is officially on. best buy, toys "r" us, macy's, walmart, target and kmart all among the retailers officially open for business right now. >> i'd be slaving in the kitchen if it wasn't for this sale. >> reporter: nearly 60% of americans, 136 million of us, planning to shop between tonight and sunday. the number crunchers cracking the shopping code, finding today and tomorrow, black friday, are two of the best days of the year for deals on electronics. but even those unwilling to brave the crowds can cash in because many of those top tech deals are also online. >> now, there's so many sales online that it's almost like, there's no point in actually being bombarded by other human beings in stores. >> reporter: still, some retailers are sitting out this year's early openings. staples, open the last two years

this year. the crowds are pouring into this best buy in chicago. the first person in line waited four hours in the rain. so, what's bringing everyone out to stores tonight? the 49-inch tv here for 149 bucks. rebecca jarvis, abc news, chicago. >> i'd like to know what deals she wants. i wonder what she's going after. >> she gets exposed to so many deals and apps. >> but she's always generous and passes it on. >> does she? >> to our viewers. >> that's true. >> got to always pass things on like this time of year. we are asked to take part in coat drives for those less fortunate to help them stay warm through the winter. >> a woman in hal fax, nova scotia has come up with a unique take on that idea. along with some friends and family, she decided to wrap the donated coats and jackets around street poles. they all had tags saying i am not lost. if you are stuck out in the cold, please take me to keep warm.

>> the woman says what was meant to be an anonymous gesture has gone viral. and she was outed on social media. she says all that the attention makes her uncomfortable. she doesn't want the attention but she's glad that the coats on poles are inspiring others to give. >> and what's great about that is, instead of going coat shop ong line in the next couple of days, just head up to hal fax, nova scotia. >> oh, kendis, no, no. >> where it's nice and warm. >> for the less fortunate. got to remind you again. but it's a nice gesture. so you know, people who really need a coat will get one, not people who are drunk and coming off the shift late night. >> hey. >> i'm not looking at you when i say that. >> i'm not coming off the shift. i might be drunk. >> coming up, shoppers beware while you're looking for those deals thieves are looking for your wallet. the thieves caught on camera argumenting shoppers and what you can do to stop them. >> the box office battle happening this weekend.

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wouldn't make it back to the airport so he found an open space behind a cool and touched down safely. >> okay. >> heading to the malls this shopping? millions of americans are but not all of them to the shop. >> some of them you might say are looking to make a steal. theft, soars this time of year. kayna whitworth has some tips on how not to become a victim. surveillance video. woman's wallet? watch again. two men acting as decoys. the woman using items in the store as cover while she tries not once, but six times to snatch her wallet. >> these individuals tried many times to get this one purse. they did the unlatching. they went back, they did more distracting. and many attempts, and then they went for the kill. >> reporter: then, in full view of the security camera, they go through her wallet, taking so, when you're in the store looking at something, the detective is going to show us

how easy it is for them to grab your wallet without even knowing. it only takes a second if you just kind of look at a garment, you are just a little bit distracted. did you already get it? >> get what? >> reporter: i really didn't think they got it. avoid being a victim of pick pocketing are to keep any bags or purses zipped up and in front of you. of the bag and use credit cards. most thieves are looking for that wad of cash. >> she's running. she has our stuff. >> reporter: thefts around home spiking, as well. deliveries stolen right off your porch. while police say you should never confront a thief on your own, there are some ways to make sure your christmas cheer isn't stolen. schedule your deliveries for a time when you're home, or send them to your office or ask a neighbor to collect them. hopefully, you can avoid having your christmas wreath, along with everything else, stolen right from your front door. kayna whitworth, abc news, los angeles. >> wow, what a scrooge there.

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there are quite a few good movies in theaters right now as the oscar race heats up. >> a tradition for some families. several new releases are generating buzz already. nick watt looks at some of the contenders. >> this is one of the biggest blockbuster weeks of the year. and 69-year-old sly stallone is the headliner. >> you got to work hard. i swear to god, if you're not going to do it, i'm out. >> there's already supporting actor oscar buzz around rocky for there the seventh reboot. it's called "creed." into it. >> she said don't be such a coward. even when i was doing the sequel, the second one, people were come on. the third one, stop already. fourth one, put a fork in it. >> reporter: this time rocky is training adonis creed for a big fight and critics are claiming original. this week, we're also talking "spotlight." >> tell this story, we're going to tell it right. the tale of the catholic

church sex abuse scandal. here there's bound to be an oscar nominee and the oh, so, oscar worthy love story rooney mara, kate blanchett. >> i like the hat. >> and for the families, pixar is the good dinosaur from our parent company walt disney. >> aren't you just the cutest thing. >> to get to work with pixar was a whole other experience and to be able to go down in pixar history is another thing. it's mind blowing to me. >> reporter: tuesday night previews were record breaking. it eclipsed frozen's stellar tally from two years ago. let it go, let it go >> and creed" made more money than any prethanksgiving preview in history. >> show me something. after a little lackluster year, hollywood is hoping that after your turkey, you're going to buy a ticket. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> good movies. >> yeah, a lot of good buzz for

so many months away from the oscars, a lot of people are saying the season is upon us. >> coming up "in the mix" a hoax sister takes aim at targets. >> plus the friday polka, a

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with it. >> while quantities last. he came up with creative stuff this kid. >> then there's this. the hot gifts for ken towers. >> half man, half horse. >> buy one get one free mane and tail and a standup desk unit and precision archery. >> i like the luke sky mopper. >> don't forget star wars. >> so actually you know what, after all this, target thought it was kind of cute. attempt. >> so they did respond. >> they did. >> polka time now. >> they're not selling kyle's bar mitzvah. >> break the doors down join the black polka come on shoppers out of bed santa claus is in the red that's the black friday polka you help our economy by

spending all your pay teet bad none of this junk is made here in the usa stars and stripes still the king wave your flags made in beijing for the black friday polka plasma tvs really sweet handheld toys to help you sweet foets that's the black friday polka better not mess with me kick that kid and grab his wii that's the black friday polka spend your money now and get an early christmas thrill plus next year we'll be paying for obama's health care bill underneath the christmas tree a brand new colonoscopy that's the black friday polka stores open at 5:00 a.m. so here's what you should do, when out and. >> join the queue buy stuff cheap go today then resell it on ebay, that's the

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the famous face who surprised his kids yesterday getting in full costume. so can you guess who is lurking as a turkey there? that's in "the skinny" on this friday, november 27th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." this black friday. everyone gearing up for the sales and deals. >> everybody hung over after the dinner. i swear, my blood type is now cream. >> oh. i did have a little bit of eggnog. >> you did? >> spiked eggnog. it was pretty good. cinnamon on top. >> good thanksgiving though? >> very good. well, it was a bit of a disaster. the precooked dinner i had ordered, remember i told you? >> you made reservations. >> no, i ordered delivery from a grocery store. i won't say which one. i did not realize that they give you a cold turkey. >> are you kidding me? >> like a huge cold turkey. and i picked it up an hour before guests arrived.

instructions, my husband calls me from the grocery store and says you do realize this is cold and it needs three hours. >> that really is a disaster. >> yeah, how many butterball segments did we do for the hot line? i used every single tip. we preach what we teach here. we follow what we preach. oh, my gosh. too much eggnog. >> running on. how did you get out of that? >> i actually used the tip they said. tent it, put foil. >> you cooked it. >> i put it in the oven. 300, 350, i cooked it one hour and it was fine. it was fine. it wasn't cold. it was already cooked. >> disaster averted. >> how can you have a disaster with ordered food? that's my life in the kitchen. >> you were able to achieve it. >> a lot of americans are dealing with the weather. such a big story. windy, icy, wet and cold, and they're saying it's not over yet. >> take a look at these scenes in green bay. cold driving rain drenched lambeau field where the packers fell to the chicago bears in front of thousands who decided to brave the storm. our abc aditi roy has more on

the holiday storm. >> reporter: that extreme weather, 35 million people, bracing in the southern and central plains, with snow and ice spreading across the heartland. >> it is extremely cold and windy. >> reporter: gusts of 30 miles an hour blowing the ice. >> the sleet's actually pretty painful. >> reporter: cars coated. along with power lines and trees. in colorado, more than 200 flights delayed at the denver airport. the bromirskis now missing thanksgiving dinner in florida with their family. >> it's frustrating and a little disappointing. >> reporter: andrew greer's trying to get home to alaska. you've already been in transit for 24 hours. >> yes. >> reporter: when will you get home? >> ah, at 3:19 p.m. >> reporter: out west, parts of drought-ravaged california getting ten inches of snow in the last 24 hours. and damaging winds at this flea market. >> wow. >> reporter: gusts as high as 45 miles an hour, turning tents to

sails. witnesses shaken. 11 hurt. luckily, just minor injuries. here at the denver airport, it's frigid and frozen on the tarmac. making the snow and ice hard to melt and travel conditions rough. aditi roy, abc news, denver, colorado. >> an detee well bundled up there in denver. >> she looks cold. >> she does. now that the turkey and fixings are put away, shoppers are getting ready to hit the streets. many of them will be running into more nasty weather. >> accuweather meteorologist cam tran has the forecast. morning to you, cam. >> good morning, reena and kendis. many of those black friday shoppers will need to back an umbrella. we are looking at very wet weather across the nation's mid seconds thanks to the gold front mooching through. the heaviest of the rainfall will be mainly in north texas as well as southeast oklahoma into northern arkansas and that includes part of missouri, as well. could see upwards of 8 inches

now we're also seeing rain stretching as far as north as detroit. the heaviest still parked in the south and behind this frontal system, a blast of colder air moving in so some of that rainfall col transition into a wintry mix as we head into the evening. places like oklahoma, kansas city, and omaha could see a wintry mix by tonight. back to you. >> thank you, cam. the victims of the french terror attacks two weeks ago today are being remembered in -- at a memorial service in paris. the leaders of france and russia have agreed to greater against isis which claims responsibility for the attacks. but the two countries still remain at odds on the future of syrian president bashar al assad. here at home, tight security on full display across the country. more than 2500 officers were assigned to the 89th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york along with k-9 units to detect explosives. there was also a heavy police presence at parades in chicago,

detroit and philadelphia and at many shopping malls. officials are reminding americans to be vigilant but not fearful. a new controversy for donald trump. the republican front-runner is denying that he mocked a disabled "new york times" appears to show him doing just that. here's abc's cecilia vega. >> reporter: it's being called a new low even for donald trump. the presidential front-runner in south carolina this week, appearing to mock a disabled journalist. >> now, the poor guy you've got to see this guy, "ah, i don't know what i said! i don't remember!" >> reporter: that reporter? "the new york times'" serge kovaleski, who has a chronic condition affecting his joints that limits flexibility in his arms. "the new york times" firing back, saying, "we're outraged that he would ridicule the physical appearance of one of our reporters." it came as trump defended his claim that he saw people in new jersey cheering on 9/11. law enforcement and government officials now rejecting that as

false. but this is hardly the first time trump has come under fire for offending someone. from mexicans -- >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> reporter: to veterans -- >> he's not a war hero. captured, okay? >> reporter: to women. >> you've called women you don't like fat pigs -- >> only rosie o'donnell. "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" >> reporter: trump not backing down this time either, saying he was merely mimicking a flustered reporter, tweeting, "if mr. kovaleski is handicapped, i would not know because i do not know what he looks like." >> and another tweet from trump. he says the reporter is using his disability to grandstand and is demanding an apology from the "new york times." as for not knowing that reporter serge kovaleski, he says he covered trump for years and in an interview with the "washington post," he says he was sure trump remembered him and his condition. cecilia vega, abc news, new

>> pope francis is visiting a slum in nairobi this morning where about 50,000 people are living without bake sanitation. > cheering crowds lined the streets to welcome the pope on thursday during a stop at a missionary school. he says he hopes his trip to africa will raise awareness about the need to fight poverty and protect the environment. nasa released a new photo of a group of galaxies projecting a special image. take a look. do you see that grinning cat? it looks like a smile. according to nasa, the galaxy's making that cheshire cat's eyes are actually slamming into one another in a giant galactic collision. not to be outdone by the cat, a mouse, of course. new footage from the mars rover appears to show a giant mouse or some other kind of rodent. experts say it's more likely a rock, but the resemblance --

i think, do you see a pizza slice in that rat's mouth? >> maybe it's just over the hill there. >> maybe it's just over the hill there. all right. back on earth, it wasn't a took the top prize at the national dog show, the first of that breed ever to take the show's top honors. 4 1/2 years old, the pooch from florida beat out 1700 other dogs. quite the show. >> it is quite the show. a beautiful, beautiful -- i have a lot of friends who were bingeing on that stuff all day long. >> coming up, a full thanksgiving football roundup. >> first some ammo for your black friday shoppers getting ready to hit the stores. the best deals out there including some reasons you may even want to hang back. >> and the conspicuous. >> conscious coupling. >> thank you, kendis. of two voices even though they're ex-spouses. coldplay's duet with gwyneth paltrow in "the skinny." that's coming up next. >> first your black friday

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okay. so we know thanksgiving means food, family and yes, football. the big turkeys yesterday were the eagles. philadelphia had never lost on thanksgiving before until the lions just mauled the eagles. how many more puns? calvin johnson was en fuego

touchdowns, and detroit beat and the dallas cowboys are another team not likely to make the playoffs. not only did the boys lose to the carolina panthers 33-14, quarterback tony romo proving he is the derrick rose of football, breaking his collarbone yet again. he missed seven games after the first fracture and this one probably ends the season for him. >> the panthers remain undefeated. i know you're watching all of these. but this is probably the best green bay where the bears held and goal touchdown pass late in the game. chicago's jay cutler new dad threw for 200 yards and a td, but the bears' defense was also an important factor in the 17-13 victory. >> calvin johnson known as megatron. >> look at you. >> like that? >> look at you. somebody's feeding you some info. >> sports with reena day. you don't think a woman can know her football?

no. hey, i know you know your football but -- >> thank you. >> calvin johnson. >> megatron. >> nice job. >> there's no need to wait till later this morning to hit the stores for black friday deals. there are plenty online. >> you won't have to get out of your pajamas to take advantage of these bargains found by abc's becky worley. >> reporter: today is full of sales. let's start with limited quantity deals on tvs, like this 40-inch samsung from kohl's that's $319 plus a $90 gift card. or this 32-inch tv with the roku built-in streaming from walmart that's just $125. but this one from best buy for 800 bucks is also available online. and online doorbusters are very real this year. in fact, walmart says 96% of its deals are also on its website. but the single best tv deal of the whole shopping weekend is not a store deal, not even an

online deal. but an app only deal. >> we've seen so far amazon advertising a 50-inch hdtv for $150. which is $90 below the cheapest tv we've ever seen in that size before. and that's the deal that's going to be available only through their mobile apps. >> reporter: other good deals today? laptops. fry's has this is model $137 off the lowest price ever and this 19-inch dell is $100 off the current low and available at best buy in store and again online all day. also the apple watch is on sale at target in a bundled deal that gets you a $100 gift card. let's talk about clothing. overall the economy's good and consumers are spending. but strangely, sales of clothing in retail outlets have been soft. what does that mean for you? well, sales. big ones. old navy in-store only, your whole purchase is 50% off.

black friday is a season. pace yourself, deal hunters. becky worley, abc news, new york. >> okay. so when we come back, the force -- are you shopping? >> yeah, i am. >> you really are for those skirts? okay. "the force awakens"" a little more. >> we'll find out some celebrities how they spent their thanksgiving. "the skinny" up next. 60% off. that's a lot of money. >> i don't think that's in your color chart.

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skinny, so skinny topping the "skinny" this morning, we find many celebrities spent thanksgiving much like the rest of us. >> actress eva longoria and america ferrer were at the pacecy's thanksgiving day parade tweeted pictures. >> carrie underwood let us know she's human too by showing us a burned. does not look good. >> maybe not entirely like the rest of us like this turkey. that's new england patriots quarterback tom brady scaring >> that's kind of funny. >> kind of cute. >> and you know, that's pretty funny. that's cute. that's cute. cute, cute, cute. >> that dance. >> but you know it's tough work being a prince. britain's prince harry is in lesotho, africa where his

based. >> he's still sporting that beard and dedicated a new building there partly named after his mother princess diana and danced with the children there, as well. >> aside from the welfare of children, another cause he'll promote during his trip anti-poaching efforts and he'll meet with nelson mandela's widow. being a prince, he'll play some competitive polo tomorrow. i always wanted to take up polo. >> really? >> i just can't ride a horse. >> one little problem with that. >> coldplay though has released another track from its upcoming album "a headful of dreams," it's ever glowing. >> front man chris martin said he heard a surfer using the word and thought it describes a mood you get after a relationship has ended. not surprisingly, ever glow features martin's ex-wife gwyneth paltrow. take a listen. loving shadow there's a glow

>> other tracks feature guest vocals from martin's children and his current girlfriend and his current girlfriend anna belle. we were jamming to it. >> there you go. you really like this one. >> down for it. fine, so much for ever glow. >> you still have the ever glow. >> the entire "headful of dreams" will be released a week from today. >> it also featured beyonce and the president. >> and the president of the united states, right. and also released on thanksgiving was a new trailer for "star wars" from another part of our parent company. >> okay, so we'll see hans solo, chewbacca and rey. this trailer posted on facebook concentrates not on the heroes but on the bad guys. the focus is on the newest arch villain kylo ren, but there's hope. we do see poe dameron leading x wing pilots against the barkside. >> all teams, give it everything you got. in this new trailer an ominous voice warns heroes they will have to face a very difficult

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>> we are under siege like they said. it's a war, my friend. >> this whole city is on lockdown. everywhere you go, you see police officers with masks, machine guns. >> yes. >> we are and continue to be and we have been concerned about copycat-like attacks. >> these exercises are vitally necessary in new york city, we are at this time very well prepared. >> they can't beat us on the battlefield, so they try to tearize us noose being afraid and to retreating from the world. and as president, i will not let that happen. >> several people hid in our dressing room, and the killers were able to get in and killed every one of them. >> tonight we honor the victims of the unimaginable violence that has taken place in paris this year and around the world. the entire world matters and peace is possible.

example of the fact that the citizens of new orleans are not going to turn a blind eye to crime. >> it is graphic. it is violent. it is chilling. to watch a 17-year-old young man die in such a violent manner is deeply disturbing. >> we prepared for so much snow. >> it's a bit of a shock coming from the warm weather that we had. so no, not really. >> so dangerous out here you really want to get your chains on so you can make the safest drive up there. >> and what do you like about the balloons? >> the balloons are ginormous. >> they are ginormous. >> so great to look at and see >> absolutely. don't forget monday is cyber-monday. >> and you can actually start shopping on sunday for them. >> and the first lady welcomes her christmas tree today. don't miss our updates on facebook.

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good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> i'm kendis gibson. our top stories this morning that we're following on "world news now." stormy weather, a wintry mix of snow and ice. putting a damper on the thanksgiving weekend for many. leaving parts of the plains covered in white on this black friday. meanwhile, millions of early bird shoppers snapping up rock bottom deals. >> russian president vladimir putin says his country is ready to cooperate with the u.s.-led coalition fighting isis. he says russia is open to closer cooperation on selecting targets. >> the white house briefly on lockdown after a man wearing the american flag jumped the fence. he was quickly taken into custody by the secret service. president obama and his family

and donald trump is denying that he made fun of a disabled "new york times" reporter and is demanding an apology from the newspaper. trump accuses the reporter of using his disability to grandstand. those are some of our top stories on this friday, november 27th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." good morning, everyone. we begin this half hour with the bargain hunters off and running hitting the stores in certainly of the hottest deals of the year. >> that's one way to lose some weight. >> i'm not wasting anytime here. one night where i can actually shop online and nobody can fault me for it. >> it's research. even use a corporate card. millions of people who weren't sidelined by bad weather kicked off the holiday shopping season thanksgiving early to hit the we get more from abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: while some were filling their breadbaskets, others were filling their shopping baskets.

instead of hot meals -- >> you're going to stand in line if you want the bargains. >> reporter: lots of early bird shoppers got a head start on black friday by gobbling down hot deals. >> a 49-inch toshiba for 150 bucks. >> enough to get shoppers flocking to retail stores. >> did you get good sales today? >> i did usually they're 60 bucks apiece. >> reporter: best buy, toys 'r us, macy's, walmart, target and kmart all among the retailers officially open for business nearly 60% of americans, 136 million of us planning to shop between today and sunday. >> how much did you save today do you think? >> boy, probably at least $300, $400 maybe. >> reporter: the number crunchers cracking the shopping code finding today, black friday is the best day of the year for deals on electronics. but for millions black friday will also be white friday. thanks to a holiday storm that will have them shoveling instead of shopping. snow and ice are gripping the

southern and central plains with force and many travelers missed their thanksgiving dinners. >> it's frustrating and a little disappointing. >> reporter: leaving the rest of us all the more grateful for the simple pleasures of our national day of gratitude. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. and all those revelers there were lucky the weather was fantastic in new york city but there are some other parts that are hurting. if you're looking to get back out on the road today, as we mentioned, trouble spots all across the country. >> with a look at the forecast here's accuweather meteorologist cam tran. >> good morning to you, cam. >> good morning, reena and kendis. we are looking at very wet weather for the nation's midsection today. we've got this cold front moving through that's going to bring in widespread rainfall. the heaviest parked along the lone star state as well as oklahoma, arkansas and missouri. we could see the potential of flooding out across i 35 into i

44 in missouri. we've got treacherous roadways there. the rainfall stretches as far north as detroit. again, the heaviest though will be parked right along the lone star state in north texas as well as southeast oklahoma into northern arkansas. as we head into the evening time though, behind this cold front, we are going to see some colder air building in. some of this rainfall could turn into a wintry mix this evening. reena and kendis, back to you. >> thank you, cam. >> hurricane sandra is still a powerful category 3 storm churning through the eastern pacific, but it is expected to weaken significantly before it hits mexico's mainland down to a tropical storm by overnight and reduced to a remnant by tomorrow morning. it wasn't the hurricane that caused a bumpy landing in mexico city. it was the landing gear that collapsed. the charter flight was arriving from cancun carrying more than 140 people when the plane's left side wheel buckled. passengers' nerves were shot, but nobody was injured. it's still unclear what caused that malfunction.

there were no major incidents at thanksgiving festivities across the country. on alert since the paris attack. security was especially tight on the streets of manhattan where a record number of officers were assigned to the big macy's day parade. with more, here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: an estimated 3 million people turning out for the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. security beefed up to 2500 officers. specialized teams called hercules teams armed with long guns at the ready, along with k-9 units and radiation detectors looking for dirty bombs. >> we all know what terrorists try and do is intimidate. the people of new york city are not intimidated. >> reporter: police on high alert at parades in chicago, detroit and philly. and malls like mall of america upping security, too. but the president reassuring the nation there is no credible threat right now. >> in the event of a specific credible threat, the public will be informed.

people as they're going about their business to be vigilant. >> reporter: the secretary of homeland security saying to be alert, but not in fear. >> terrorism can not prevail if people refuse to be terrorized. it's the holiday season. let's all celebrate the holidays, be with our families. it's a beautiful day. >> gio benitez, abc news, new york. protesters remain camped out in front of a minneapolis police station outraged over the fatal police shooting of jamar clark, but they paused for a thanksgiving meal last night, the dinner hosted by the naacp was designed to promote healing. police disputed claims he was shot while handcuffed. charges are pending against four men accused of wounding five protesters. >> now to another shooting sparking a new round of protests in chicago. marchers are vowing to disrupt black friday shopping on the city's famed magnificent mile as they demand justice for a black teenager reapedly shot by a

white officer. the latest from the abc's alex perez. >> reporter: our first look at a revealing new video that shows 17-year-old laquan mcdonald, moments before he was shot. the dash cam from chicago police officer jason van dyke's vehicle captures the pursuit, back in october 2014. van dyke then opens fire as mcdonald is walking away. 16 shots in 15 seconds. >> if we don't get it -- >> shut it down! >> reporter: in chicago wednesday night, more protests. at one point, tearing lights off the city's christmas tree. protesters are furious it took state's attorney anita alvarez nearly a year to charge van dyke. community members at one church demanding alvarez step down. >> i want to pray for the calm of the city. because we can be -- we could be on the verge of another ferguson. >> reporter: but alvarez defends the lengthy investigation, saying the time was needed to review evidence and charge van dyke with first degree murder. >> it's the first time it's happened in over 30 years in chicago. so, these are very heavy charges. >> reporter: van dyke's defense argues he fired at mcdonald

the teen was carrying a three-inch knife. but investigators say he was not threatening van dyke at the time of the shooting. the citizen watchdog group invisible institute says at least 20 complaints were filed against van dyke in his 14-year career as an officer, including allegations of using excessive force and racial slurs. but so far, van dyke was not disciplined. abc news confirmed 18 complaints. and all eyes now will be right here on chicago's magnificent mile. protesters who say they want their demonstrations to have an economic impact plan to protest as black friday shoppers descend on the countless stores here. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >> the veggie mix linked to an e. coli outbreak at costco has been pulled from the shelves. taylor farms issued a recall after a sample tested positive for e colely. costco used that blend in its rotisserie chicken salad and other salads and packaged foods. a hiker outside of phoenix ran into some trouble while

climb. fire crews were called out to rescue a man in his 20s after he got stuck on camelback mountain while hiking with his family. he wasn't injured but suffered from a bruised ego. >> i thought i could get there through another different way or i don't know. i wasn't thinking. i just started rock climbing and i ended up getting stuck. >> whoops. phoenix fire called the operation a very serious rescue because of the danger he was facing at the time. >> and speaking of danger, bengal tiger on the loose evading authorities after escaping from a restaurant zoo. restaurant zoo? southern mexico. about a month ago. >> yeah, his name is ankor. environmental protection officials figured out the general area where he's hiding. despite a full-scale search involving police, soldiers and big cat experts, they still yet. he went through the

>> true. >> he was hoping for fast food, not a sit down meal. >> who do they find first in mexico, el chapo or ankor? >> ankor. >> coming up, big savings on groceries. some simple and hi-tech ways that you and your family can save thousands at the supermarket. >> but if you have so much food right now you don't want to see a store for weeks, we've got some recipes on how to dress up those leftovers. but first, a warmup in great falls at 33. and it being thanksgiving weekend and all those turkey talk, do you know that ted turner owns 51,000 bison in montana? >> i did not know that, mr. gibson. >> isn't that amazing? >> what an interesting fact. snoims "world news now" weather brought to you by febreze. yeah, so? it stinks in here. you've got to wash this whole room are you kidding? wash it? < "world news now" weather brought to you by febreze.

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how is it that you people who laugh together and love together sometimes. >> can't get enough of this video. >> right? >> not at all. that's james wright, of course. the viral video star sharing his love of patti labelle's sweet with potato pie with the world. and mm, yesterday he got to spend thanksgiving day with ms. patti after helping her pies sell out everywhere. >> check out this shot. there they are, the two of them finally together. thanksgiving happened to be his birthday, by the way. >> two divas. >> no word if they got another sweet potato pie. >> i can imagine. >> but they do look good together, i have to say. >> looking fierce. >> someone on our staff tried to get a sweet potato pie online. i think it's sold out till like february or something. >> it's all a racket. i think it's a conspiracy, this whole thing. marketing conspiracy. >> you do? >> i think they just ran out of supply.

didn't predict this. but you know, with all the money you're spending today and in the next month on gifts you probably have to cut somewhere. >> yeah, the average american family spends about $76 a week on groceries and a little more than $50 a week on food away from home. abc's linsey davis has tips on how to cut your food bills. >> reporter: for the crouses, groceries eat up a huge chunk of their family budget. >> we have one son who is 16 and one who will soon be 15. they eat a lot. >> reporter: every week, this family of five's grocery bills top $600, that's close to $30,000 a year. >> it would be great to cut down anywhere we can. >> in a quick and easy way. >> reporter: we enlisted the help of lifestyle editor genevieve brown and headed to their local stop n shop grocery list in hand. >> i've come up with a three-pronged approach to savings, no clipping coupons >> reporter: first this one-of-a-kind app grocery pal

puts the savings right on your mobile phone. >> you plug in your zip code and it brings up a list of stores in your area. >> it directs to you in-store sales. >> you want starbucks coffee here it is, $6.99 down from $9.99. >> yogurt. we eat a lot of it. >> ten for $10. >> we're saving 80 cents a container. >> reporter: and a little supermarket secret? pick products on the top and bottom shelves. they're often a better deal. >> the most expensive items are the ones that the grocery store puts at eye level. one thing i want to point out to you is to not neglect the ends of the aisle. these are great prices. >> olives. >> i'll never look down an aisle again. >> reporter: finally, did you know you can actually get paid to shop? genevieve says use apps like checkout 51 or ibotta that asks you to watch a video or take a survey about the product you're about to buy. >> we're looking at milk. >> reporter: after you're done shopping, select your items, scan the barcode and upload your receipt. instant cash back. >> we're done shopping.

them big. >> you're saving $120 a week on groceries. let's see how much that is for the year. >> all in all, that's over $6,000 a year. >> holy. >> linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> $120 a week on groceries. that he can now spend at the bar. >> oh, geez. >> no. >> i just go old school. i clip from the sunday papers. >> you do not clip coupons. >> i do. i like to clip them. i never buy cereal that's not on sale. you save a lot of money that way. stick with reena. simple tips. >> those are good tips i guess. i can't get into the whole coupon thing. >> i will buy you a gift with the $6 i saved on cereal this month. >> that tells you what i'm getting. coming up, one way to save -- we'll have a lot more. stay with us. >> change your mind on that one? >> yeah, i did. >> announcer: "world news now"

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bird, bird, bird, bird's the word >> today is best known for leftovers and with all the food we've cooked up, it's time to dig in for the second time. back again with us is sue smith from the butterball turkey talk line. >> my pleasure, thank you. cooking. now we've got all the leftovers. >> first thing you have them in your container. get them in your container within two hours and put them into the refrigerator and you have some great leftovers. >> sounds great. recipes, huh? >> yes, we brought some of our this is the pulled turkey fantastic. you saute celery and onion, mix it with your pulled turkey. you can make your barbecue sauce, add it on there. we have this on the talk line during thanksgiving. it's one of our favorites. >> it's a big hit. just some hamburger buns. >> absolutely.

you need it for. it's wonderful. >> a great idea. slices. one way to keep some of the moisture in there is drizzle some turkey broth, chicken both, if you have any leftover grave. this in a shallow pan. cover that pan in the oven 350 degrees for about 30 minutes. >> even if you've dried out your turkey there's a way to salvage it the next day. >> yes, there is. >> great. favorites, too. and cheese. the kids and adults love it. again, it has your cheddar cheeds but we kind of give it a little twist with the parmesan and swiss and mozzarella cheese, as well. top it with bread crumbs and it's good. >> you add turkey slices in. >> yeah, you got some milk, butter, eggs. it's that good classic comfort recipe with some turkey added. >> perfect. perfect. what's your absolute favorite recipe would you say? >> i make a turkey chili afterwards. >> do you? >> it is really good. sounds delicious. >> all these can be found at

butterball.com. lots of good recipes. >> sue smith from butterball's turkey talk line, thank you so much for joining us again. >> thank you. >> for more great tips, check out butterball.com and have a happy thanksgiving. you're watching "world news now." nd have a

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liquid. its advanced formula releases powerful medicine that acts fast while its extended release medicine lasts for 12 hours. try delsym . okay, so every year, as you know, students act out the first thanksgiving, but what about that other late november american tradition black friday? >> jimmy kimmel has righted that wrong by staging a re-enactment of the first black friday. >> interesting. >> hey, everyone, i'm jebediah from crazy jebediah's trading post. our post thanksgiving prices are insane! doors open at sunrise. >> wow, 30% off molasses. >> and animal pelts are half price. i have an idea.

let's sleep in front of the store so we can get the best stuff. >> yea! >> the pilgrims and native americans spent the entire cold november night sleeping in front of the trading post. one of them was eaten by a wolf. [ screaming ] >> at sunrise, the trading post opened. cock-a-doodle doo. >> yea! that's mine. that's mine.

>> get your stuff and get out. >> look. look, i got so much molasses. >> sorry your husband got eaten by a wolf. >> it was worth it. so what do we call this wonderful holiday? >> we should call it black friday? >> why. >> because it's friday and you guys gave me two black eyes. we wish you a good black friday we wish you a good black friday we wish you a good black friday and a great cyber-monday too >> that's funny.

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