you can also sign-up to volunteer. you'll also find a link for that on kcrg dot-com. one meal site leaves seniors feeling full in more ways than one. nats - music the senior dining unplugged add in extras like music, games and other entertainment during the meal. we visited on the most recent night for dining unplugged. we'll show you what it's like tonight on the kcrg- tv9 news at 6. president elect donald trump is expected to announce more cabinet picks today. sources say he'll name the health and human services secretary. that's expected to be georgia representativ e tom price. he's a former orthopedic surgeon. he's also a leading critic health care law. "ever since pres. obama and the democrat-led congress passed the law six years ago, that law's failures have been piling up " price has helped write plans to replace obamacare. the most recent bill includes tax credits for buying private policies and putting money in health savings accounts. trump is still meeting with contenders for secretary of state. in a tv-9 fo

i was once on the board of the silicon valley volunteer exchange, and i can tell you people who volunteerheir time make the most valuable sacrifice of all in trying to solve problems. with me right now is doug jin president of the san ramon valley kiwanis and mary wong worthman president of the junior league of san jose. thank you for volunteering your time here. >> thank you. >> give us an idea, first of all, in terms of the kiwanis club, it's participating in the november 19th event at all the safeway stores. how is it participating and why is it an important thing for kiwanis to be involved? >> absolutely. we have 35 kiwanis members in our club and we also engage a lot of our high school students we sponsor in the key club. we usually have around 75 volunteers with the four local safeway stores on the 19th. we usually collect around 7,000, 8,000 pounds of nonperishable items for the food bank. so it's a wonderful event and i think it's important being in the san ramon valley area, one of the more affluent areas, we try to have our community do their part to raise foods and nonperishabl

the volunteers are standing by. 414-799-9476. this is your chance to help the hunger task force to buy the food for families in need. give what you can. >> that is gh volunteers to work. we are out there until 9:00 too. >>> good morning, america. school bus tragedy. >> the bus just flipped over. it's occupied with children. >> this bus filled with 35 elementary school students in a horrific accident running off the road and slamming into trees. at least five killed and two dozen hospitalized. arrested. >> this is an absolute nightmare for this community. >> investigators are on the scene, as we hear from the families this morning. >>> donald trump makes his first direct appeal to americans since the election. >> i want the next generation of production and innovation to happen right here on our great homeland, america. >>> this morning we'll have what he promised, what he didn't say about isis as he meets with former rivals even democrats about joining his cabinet.

, security volunteers, medical volunteers, housing volunteers, food volunteers, evaluation volunteers, plenty of ways to get involved. just like everyone to know that we except walk up volunteers, anyone who wants to come to campus, set up directly across from the main parking lot, love to see everyone here. >> matt, putting you on the some it what's your favorite part of the weekend this. >> my favorite part of the weekends is the victory dance, will happen tomorrow night, when all of the athletes dress up, all of the committee members are there, as well, and just huge dance celebration, everyone's going nuts, some way better than i would ever want to try out. so incredible night. i'll really much looking forward to it. >> matt, my man, good stuff. jessica, we will talk to you little later on. guys, committee fired up, ready to go. it all starts in a couple of hours really. >> been drinking lots of coffee. >> they really have. the student do such a great job, athletes are so pumped. see the smiles on their faces. great event. >> good stuff. >> still ahead, update on story we first to

volunteers in wisconsin were hitting the road with hundreds of pounds of food. this week 10 volunteers packed up a bus and took offered north dakota to feed the people protesting the pipeline there. people donated meat, milk and roles to the volunteers.>> we need to do something. we started talking about it and made it happen. >> we are going to have a lot of stew. >> this is about thanksgiving. >> volunteers plan to cook as much as they can and donate the rest to other groups were preparing food. the goal is to feed as many people as possible. the salvation army famous red kettles are out across the kettle campaign.cbs 2 news reporter joe husinga shows us how you the holidays newshuisinga cbs 2 corridor covering the corridor joe huis right now -- the kettle campaign has raised more than 76-thousand dollars.if you'd like to volunteer -- go to the salvation army website.we've placed a link to it on our website - cbs 2 iowa dot com. now ten at ten continues with a look at tonight's other stories across the corridor. in cedar rapids -- hundreds of at other top stor

the volunteers are ready to take your calls. a couple are busy, we need the phone line going, folks. john, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. we appreciate wisn doing this for the community and the food bank is a big passion of the matching all of the donations up to $15,000 aggregate. >> so any time someone donates it doubles it? >> yes, 50 into a hundred, a hundred into two hundred. it is a chance to double your gift. we have this food basket here and this feeds a family of four for a week. that is $125. if you donate $125, wells fargo is a second box. >> that is two families for a week. that is incredible. thank you, we are really appreciate it. the volunteers are here to take your phone calls. 414-799-9476. help feed the families here in southeast wisconsin. sal? >> we are happy to taek your calls until 9:00 and again 3-7 this afternoon. 42 degrees as we look at racine. winds are 15 miles per hour. as we look around southeast wisconsin temperatures in the 30s and 40s. 43 at the airport a. lot of low clo

you can also sign-up to volunteer. you'll also find a link for that on kcrg dot-com or you can contact heritage agency at 319- 398-5559 plan on a nice late november day. we will see lots of sunshine in many areas with highs briefly late tonight, more clouds will rotate back into the region and will allow for snow showers to develop across the area tomorrow, especially in the afternoon hours. these snow showers will be wind driven, and while no accumulation s are likely, a brief reduction in visibility could occur in the more robust cloudy week too with little chance to see the sun beyond today. our next chance of precipitation beyond tomorrow comes up later this weekend. have a good day!today: mostly sunny. wind: sw 5-15. high: 50 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: w 5-10. low: 31 tomorrow: chance of light snow. little to no accumulation. wind: w 15-25. high: 38 wind: w 10-15. low: 32 the director of the heritage agency joe sample is helping with the telethon this morning. joe, there are two parts to the senior nutrition pr

the assembly line works with the help of some volunteers. julie gage 5:59 "itsu everyone knows their part and it goes off so well."this is the 35th year of the dinner. it's a partnership between the labor union uaw and veridian credit union. julie gage 5:16, "then i also have about 30 people that you won't see here tonight but they're out delivering meals on the community." the meal is open to anyone in the community. julie gage 49:52, "if they're having their own time affording their own meal they can come and enjoy the one we serve." debra mcmorran 7:57, "this one i always look forward to." in cedar rapids, the salvation army is prepping for its own meal on wednesday. in this gym, volunteers will service more than 400 people. 00:48, "a majority of these people won't be having a thanksgiving meal on thursday or have the family that would have the family to come over with them."so far, volunteers have made center pieces and planned the menu. on tuesday, meal prep begins. 1:45, "making sure it's all ready, de- boning the big turkeys." and a t

>>reporter: they can't do that without volunteers. with more than 8000 hours to cover and only a quarter of the time filled they are thankful for dedicated regulars. all the shifts filled out making sure they get where they want when they want. >> i like this because it is my neighborhood. i live not too far from here and i know a lot of the people. >>reporter: she stays at her post no matter the weather. >> the member firm he gave me hand warmers. and i walk around a lot. sometimes i look really sad and somebody brings me hot chocolate [ laughter ]. >>reporter: taking time to get back. >> i am so fortunate and most of us are compared to a large population of people. >>reporter: so she ring. >> when you put money into a red kettle you are putting money into cedar rapids. seen and secret. >> you might not know a lot of people need food. and need clothes and food and food and food and rent. >>reporter: spreading holiday share, one donation at a time. >> thank you. >>> the kettle campaign has raised more than $76,000. if you would like t

we have a lot of families that are volunteering volunteer. we have families that are volunteering together. loved the results."last year there's two-thousand"but they aren't the only ones looking to make the turkey trot as much of a thanksgiving day staple as a second piece of pumpkin pie. "two of us are running, the rest are walking." janet and her family were excited to add to their turkey-day tradition. "mentioned the shirts that came with it and the kids were on, mentioned the cinnamon rolls and the husbands were on!" so was ashley's family. "we decided that it would be fun to do the turkey trot as a family and then we are, umm, going to indulge ourselves in wonderful food and desert after this." the question, even with the run will the calorie count be on the positive or the negative side today?"oh geez, well you know they offer cinnamon rolls afterwards and pie is our favorite food so, positive side.""positive, yeah, we're going to have too many calories today." "i get two pies, i get two pies!"the turkey trot does plan on returning to

>> we have a team of career volunteers if you will. they come every year and so they show up and then she show the rest of the volunteers how to do it. so we try not to lose any limbs or fingers [ laughter ] >> reporter: good call. and you do rely year round very heavily on volunteers. >> we probably have about 14,000 that come through each year if not more than that. so all of our meals are dependent upon volunteer help to make them happen. >> reporter: okay. three meals a day, 365 days a year. so that is a lot of help that they need. i know you see a lot of people that have a lot of enthusiasm when it comes to the holidays. but we do need this help year round. >> reporter: yes. so, you know, we get a lot of people during thanksgiving, christmas, and then, you know, after christmas, it's like people, you know, go back to their lives and we still have people that are in need and so we're still serving sorry we always encourage folks if you don't come today, come on the 26th, the 27th and 28th. we really need you. >> reporter: up with u

a 'battalion' of volunteers -- joining forces-- 'helping' their community. right now-- the aroma of '75 turkeys' is filling the air.... at the rescue mission's "center of hope" -- off 'east main street'. tomorrow-- they'll serve a thanksgiving meal... and hand- out 'clothing' -- groceries-- and games and prizes. it all begins -- at noon. there are new developments those details are straight ahead. breaking the trend. there's been a surge in a particular type of crime in raleigh this year. the important message from police-- as you prepare for black friday shopping. and purrfect team work. how this feline helped make this canine's day. it's part of our must see video of the night. but first... a live look outside of the raleigh eyewitness news ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars the cha

if you think you'd like to volunteer your time or talents, empath health is holding a volunteer drive. that's november 9th from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. the information on our website, wfla.com. >> nice way to show a little love, right? >> i know especially for my father in their last days it's very special. they're just adding more layers. >>reporter: right. and anybody can go in there and just hold somebody's hand if you don't want to share a particular talent. >> mere, thank you. >>> a check on the weather now. leigh is standing by. >> yeah. it's not too bad out there. i've been watching for any fog development, seeing a little bit in the brandon area at this point, but it's not very widespread, just wanted you to know if you go through some of those l.i.e.king might pass through some foggy spots. warming up to 81 at noon. it will be breezy and warm again with a high of 86. so if you step out the door in inverness right now, one of the cool spots, you're at 57. winter haven, though, you're 64, also intoar? sebring, 62 in apollo beach. so a pleasant morning and a little bit of fog in the f

volunteers are -- thanksgiving dinner. volunteers are here now. we have sauce packaged up. we have sweet potatoes in the back that they have been preparing. we have a lot of people busy here carving away at all of the ham they are preparing for tomorrow. we're talking about ham, turkey and all the trimmings. potatoes, sweet potatoes, vegetables and gravy. of course we will have desert and lots of fun for everyone here. enjoying being together on thanksgiving. joining us now is one of the volunteers. acquire member with clyde and he has been volunteering here for several years. >> 5 years. it's important to me because i want to give back to the community. i want to help brothers and sisters who are in need. those were struggling on the streets. this is a way to put it into action. >> a lot of people tonight have been referring to the election and talking about why this time is special. why thanksgiving is a special time. because of the uncertainty and fear a lot of people in this community are feeling. >> i think a change in leadership has led to fear and angst. people are w

honoring volunteers for stepping up to serve others. >> over 300,000 individuals volunteer their time to make nh a better state to live in. their efforts are making a >> difference in their communities. >> it's really about shining a spotlight on service and recognizing folks who don't even realize the impact that they make. mike and while they don't look : for any credit that's what , they got tonight. a well earned celebrn. recognition. we often do a lot of the work that goes unnoticed. it's just a really nice thing to get that recognition. shelley: good stuff. mike: temperatures will be climbing a little bit, we are above the average now. had it really low this morning, temperatures below freezing. a frosty start to the day in warner but the sun did go to work, boosting temperatures back well above freezing by mid-to-late morning. 53 the official high in concord, just one off the average for november 1. first of november 78 setback in 1974, and the low, not all that bad on average. the record low was 24 this morning, quite chilly. sunrise kind of deceiving here sunset at 4:12 on no

some of these volunteers are entering their 12th hour on the job. others just got here and there is a lot of they are smoking. i think you can visibly just see how hot they are, and they actually just got off the stove and now it's up to the volunteers here to cut them up. they're going to be working on that through the next couple hours. as they get prepared for the hundreds of people that will be coming around noon to get a meal, it's for those who are less fortunate. those who were not as lucky to have a thanksgiving meal this year. and because of the durham rescue mission, they will. background, there's about 125 turkeys that they're working with. they started cooking those around 7 p.m. so they've been here for about 12 hours now, and they will be preparing them with greens and beans and other food. so a big effort here. you can just see how busy they are and what's so interesting, even for those who were here 12 hours, those who have been here on the job for a couple hours, they are just so them communicating and smiling. it's just been an ove

you can also sign-up to volunteer. you'll also find a link for that on kcrg dot-com or you can contact heritage agency at 319- 398-5559. usual holiday time warnings about locking your cars and burglar-proofing your home come with a twist this year. burglars are stealing some things you might not expect as well as the usual t-vs and electronics. the number of counterfeitin g and forgery cases cedar rapids police have investigated this year has nearly doubled from last year. in the first ten and a half same period this year. and police say it's mostly because burglars are snatching checkbooks and blank checks from homes and cars to use for themselves. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman has more. cedar rapids police caught thousands of dollars in fake bills very early this year. that accounts for a part of the higher counterfeiting and forgery have targeted something many consumers hardly use at all anymore...paper checks. investigators say burglars may grab checkbooks... or do something even sneakier. "if they find a checkboo

if you would like to volunteer or donate go to our website, cbssf.com.lick on "links and numbers." in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> san jose the homeless are getting an extra helping at the annual thanksgiving at st. james park. volunteers cooked turkey and all of the rest to be of service to the less fortunate. they are doing more than serving good food. >> it's great to see all these people here. we are giving them some c.a.r.e. packages for the wintertime that will come in handy, some beanies, socks, simple stuff. real good food, turkey for 'em, pasta, all kinds of good food here. lots of help that came out here. >> every year, volunteers feed about 200 people for this thanksgiving tradition. and they are planning on a christmas picnic next month. ♪[ music ] >>> thanksgiving is many things. this year, one thing it wants was warm. highs barely made it across 60 degrees. it's only 55 in san francisco right now if you are heading into the city. grab your jacket. we'll talk about when we're going to have a washout because there's one day in the

well a volunteers giving of their time today. i will be here throughout, another report coming up in a next half hour hopefully a chance to speak with one of hours. guys, back to you. >> some families first eat and then shop. here some stores that are open on thanksgiving day. toys "r" us will be an open at 5 o'clock target tonight at 6 as well west field outlets and lutz and ellington ton. we have all your shopping times and sales you need on our website at www.fox13news.com. first person there this morning really, the first person in the parking lot was alcides. and let's check in. he's got company now. you've got a little company with you now, right? i've got some company. i gedefinitely got sh company. good morning. you knew i was going to do this gina garcia. >> yes. what, you shopping for? this is all christmas shopping. you shopping for? the whole family here. just alleges extra something. >> yeah. what time did you get here? i just got here just now. just got here. >> are you going to shop all day or do some thanksgiving

volunteers - reaching out to voters.. the last minute push to after a record high on sunday we will see clear skies tonight. patchy fog will develop overnight. temperatures will fall through the 50s and into the 40s by sunrise. out the week with highs around 70. clouds will be on the increase monday night with a chance for a few showers overnight monday night. morning rain showers likely on election day tuesday with a much cooler high in the middle 50s. tonight: sw 5 mph monday: mostly sunny and warm. record: 71. chance showers late at night. high: 70 wind: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: morning showers, otherwise mostly cloudy and cool. am low: 53 high: 55 wind: nw 5-15 mph wednesday:mostly sunny. am low: 40 high: 58 wind: nw 5-10 mph early voting has ended which means your last chance to head to the polls is on tuesday. coming up-- we'll take a look at the volunteers on both sides-- making sure you get the stakes are high in this year's election. and republicans are working the ground-game in the final two days. our jonathon greg

we've got great volunteers. i just had a chance to chat with yolanda she's joined by her children, grandchildren today, everyone looking forward to that thanksgiving meal, right? >> yes. tell me what are you looking forward to the most on the mean 82? >> mac reasaroni and cheese. >> how does it feel to make so pane people think about >> it feels great. it feels really especially all things we've been through this year, just happy. >> and to be able to come here and one of the goods we heard is you come volunteer look you in eye they talk to you. they are encouraging. just to have that extra you know, one-on-one contact what does it mean to you giving what year's like >> well my year with volunteers and you know somebody just give you that face to face contact >> it makes me feel like i'm still a person, i'm still alive. you know what i'm saying. everything that we have been through, when we came here to metropolitan ministries, i'm with family against because we were so stressed and struggling and stuff like a t

a lot of volunteers set up. just explain what the setup is mentioned. a hundred volunteers coming through the kitchen through the whole day. they should be here around 6:00. some of them. so what we have is we have the kitchen in four different stages wsm committee split the volunteers among the kitchen and then we're going to have later a sign for each station so we can complete the job. >> wow. >> and the last thing i have for you, i know you're pretty busy, you work in here and do this every day on a day like thanksgiving what does it feel like? >> well, it makes me feel great. it's not the amount of people. we do this daily. the difference between a regular day and today we have three times more people than a normal day. now the motivation that i get is volunteers. they are the ones that motivate me to come in. they are asking when can i come in? and just like you mentioned year after year, year after year. it's good to see them spend time with them. >> great t. thanks a lot. we'll let you get back to work. they are going to be serving 6,000 people.

ed, volunteers are a must. live a month, but in that time, -?they thrive in the butterfly pavilion thanks to the facilitate and the volunteers. >> with the plants and nectar, we wouldn't have butt irflies. >> -- butterflies. >> a volunteer. >> keeping it primed and ready to go for guests. and also helps outside. >> so amy, did you have to wait to plant bulbs this year. >> vickie gives >> going on seven years in january. >> i don't think we would be able to do what we do, be so successful without o successful without our volunteers. >> love working with the butterfly. so beautiful. >> beautiful even after they die. mount them in shadow boxes so they can be used as a teaching >> so i spread and pinned. >> technically, not a scientist. . >> that is the order. one who studies them. >> she is one of many dedicated volunteers at the butterfly pavilion that help us them for all of . >> we want to thank you. inspect choice -- trusted choice, the independent association of insurance agents. s and defr. >> if you want to no, ma''m fwhat nate someone, go t

i am a volunteer with hillary clinton. >> some made it a full time job.heir motivation is fear of a trump presidency. >> if i dent come and volunteer here 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. until election day and i woke up on wednesday morning knowing trump was my next president i would feel guilty. >> the sound of a bell shows the yes vote. he rang it six times tonight. >> if you get six or seven or more it is a great number when you multiply that with 300 or 400 people across the nation. >> volunteers will be back at it starting with the calls and texts to east coast voters. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> abc7 news was at san francisco city hall as workers counted thousands of ballots. they estimated 2,000 people cast early votes and on saturday and sunday 3500 people voted early. that's a record for the weekend before super tuesday. overall a third of those eligible in san francisco have voted which is also a record. >>> abc7 news was in san jose as workers processed votes. they will work 24 hours a day until all votes are counted. election officials mailed out 700,000

volunteers making trips to the election offices for any patient who wants to vote. volunteers will pick up the ballot and deliver the ballot back to the appropriate election office. santa clara have counted the 300,000 ballots that have came in. >> they should have integrity and we have a number of safeguards and procedures that we put in place for every ballot to make sure that every vote that should be counted is counted. >> ballots are available in a variety of languages and if you're one of the thousands of patients of the hospital who will be voting, volunteers and nurses will be there to answer questions. polls open at 7:00 a.m. in the newsroom, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> nancy pelosi plans to vote in favor of legalization of marijuana and prop 64. a lot of californians are showing support for the measure. 58% of voters plan to vote yes on prop 64. >>> former presidential candidates bernie sanders is in california to drum up support for prop 61. it would help in price gauging by big pharmacies. >> mr. president, i rise to discuss one of the major crises facing ou

i am a volunteer with hillary clinton. >> some made it a full time job.heir motivation is fear of a trump presidency. >> if i dent come and volunteer here 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. until election day and i woke up on wednesday morning knowing trump was my next president i would feel guilty. >> the sound of a bell shows the yes vote. he rang it six times tonight. >> if you get six or seven or more it is a great number when you multiply that with 300 or 400 people across the nation. >> volunteers will be back at it starting with the calls and texts to east coast voters. lilian kim, abc7 news. >> abc7 news was at san francisco city hall as workers counted thousands of ballots. they estimated 2,000 people cast early votes and on saturday and sunday 3500 people voted early. that's a record for the weekend before super tuesday. overall a third of those eligible in san francisco have voted which is also a record. >>> abc7 news was in san jose as workers processed votes. they will work 24 hours a day until all votes are counted. election officials mailed out 700,000

hundreds of families are going volunteers as for those receiving the dinners. mike cronin has more from the queen city. >> from the grocery store to the food pantry to the dinner table, hundreds are given out to families in need. this is the end of a rewarding process for volunteers, giving thanks giving turkeys complete with all of the fixings to manchester families. >> for the holidays, we want >> hundreds of people lined up a new horizons. >> they are so helpful and give you so much food. it is so appreciated. >> the annual tons of turkeys food drive starts at six local hannaford supermarkets where customers buy food to donate for family set new horizons. event organizers say at least 17 tons were collected. >> it is been a great response. record years. >> helps people put thanks giving meals on the table who would usually go without. >> along with 800 turkeys going home on saturday, the shelter and pantry is signing people up for a christmas best get delivery. volunteers will deliver about 1000 baskets next month. >> it is called pay it forward. we have all

"calling" is exactly what campaign volunteers are doing. "in fact i talked to somebody who was tailgating. he answered you, bye bye." "don't forget to vote november 8th if you haven't already." north shore republicans "good, and how about the president?" like any party volunteers, probably never bank on a win unless they know the ground game is good. "i'm glad it's an easy choice." and patty reiman, the long time campaign volunteer says their gop ground game is good. "we are going to make sure we get our voters out to vote. we have a great ground game here in wisconsin." "my name is tracy and a few quick questions about the upcoming election!" of course, the end is approaching fast, "we're going to be knocking on the doors, making the phone calls and talking to neighbors." and in two days we will find out. "i'm calling about the election, i have two quick questions for you!" in bayside jon news. e north shore republicans have dtens of thousands of calls the past few months and on saturday alone knocked on more an two-thousand doors --campai

i'm asking for volunteers. when you come back, you won't return to the guardhouse and your records will be cleared. alright, who'll step forward? is private poinsett, a former rebel, the only volunteer? private morgan, united states army. it's my daughters you're going after, men. i'm offering $300 bonus to every man who goes. whether you succeed or not. sergeant baker, dismiss the-the rest of them. you volunteers hold your ground. i get 11. - you can make it 12, sir. - thank you, baker. i'd like to make it 13, colonel. i've got more reason to go than anybody. no objection, sir. very well. on this mission, mr. bodie will be in charge. - you'll take orders from him. - it'll be just dandy. what's that, morgan? - nothin'. - nothing what, morgan? nothin', sir. colonel, i'd like the men issued civilian clothes. why? we won't fool the indians into thinking we're an army. we might fool them for a while into thinking we're hunters. - alright. anything else? - yes, sir. i'd like those new repeating carbines. would you l

in south boston, people will see a parade of volunteers. these volunteers are doing so much more than just saying thank you. they are hitting the streets of south boston as part of a mission, operation thank a veteran is rolling out this veterans day -- this team of volunteers is knocking on doors to reach veterans and make them aware of services. >> i feel that by getting out to them, knocking on the doors showing them, that although i'm not a veteran, i do appreciate everything may sacrifice for our country. >> the most important people today, besides our veterans, are you, the volunteers. the more than 90 volunteers taking part in operation thank a veteran, the effort to reach the 22 thousand veterans living in boston. >> the reactions that we've got not been amazing. sera: jeff alkins and gloria vieira have knocked on many doors already this year. handing out packets of vital information. >> those services could make the difference in extending their life. sera: but often these volunteers find the benefit of knocking on doors is simply

i was able to pull him aside after his victory speech and of hours ago he thanked the volunteers who went door to door for him to help reach ohio voters. they talked to every registered voter in the state. they helped him come from 10 points behind in this race a year ago to win an early victory by a wide margin, also helping pull up donald trump tonight. now that he knows he's going back to congress, i asked senator portman what his first priority will be when he returns to washington, d.c. >> work hard to heal the nation and make a difference in people's lives. as i said tonight, i think our goal now is to put the campaign behind us and figure out how to find common ground to solve problems and there's plenty of them. >> though his highest priority will be to, quote, stop the dysfunction, he also talked about tackling other problems. problems that have a huge impact they're the heroin epidemic and of course coming up with a way to grow our economy and create more good paying jobs. sarah buduson, news 5. >> all eyes right now still on the presidential race tonight as we wait for a c

volunteers showing up this morning. we spoke with one volunteer who's tweal done this eight years in a row. this always makes his holiday about a hundred volunteers expected today. we're going inside for our next half hour and talk to some of those volunteers why doing this is so special and really making an impact for folks right here in the area. >> for now, reporting live. abc action news. >>> thanks. over here at the digital dashboard all of the ads on our website. the thanksgiving meal and we've gone through them. we have a list of the best door buster deals that start tonight and continue tomorrow morning. you can find all of that right now on our website. abc action news.com. we've also got it posted on the mobile app. >> good news. the judge ordered the striking work. they will be back on schedule. 250 pilots went on strike tuesday. poor working conditions and no time off. they fly cargo. amazon went to court says it was causing them irreparable harm. >>> right now in new york city people are lining the streets

all of the volunteers. and you can see them. they're amazing. talk about efficient, they've got this assembly line going. they actually are about halfway through assembling all of the meals that are going to then go out for delivery to folks who otherwise aren't feeling up to cooking. they're battling a life-threatening diseases and cooking a thanksgiving feast as we all know is a lot of with food and friends, they're going to get everything they need delivered right there to their door. i'm joined by mark low craft, the executive chef here. talk a little bit about it. they don't need to cook anything, just heat it up. >> just heat it up. you know, it's a roasted turkey about 12 pound turkey and all of the fixings you can imagine. all the sides, fresh fruit, apple pie, pumpkin pie. and it's great. you know, we have the best volunteers in the world. host themselves and a special day for all of us. it's nice. >> reporter: that's an important part of this. thanksgiving is a social holiday. you're supposed to b

than 1000 pies. >> this is the way to give back, volunteer time, help people. they keep coming every year. >> reporter: the meals will right around 9 am. they will be a big feast here at 11 am. it doesn't end today. after today they will start getting ready for christmas season where they will serve many more families. >> again, we have to say thank you to all of volunteers. >>> this morning we're learning more about the murder of an elderly st. petersburg man. johnny moore shot the victim during an argument before taking off in his motor home. eagle 8 hd flew over mlk where authorities spotted the getaway vehicle. the arrest went down in the middle of the street. >>> eagle 8 hd also flew over the murder scene on 40 avenue north in state the -- saint pete. the 2 our friends and living together temporarily. >>> pasco county deputies arrested a woman for a series of bomb threats at local and 8 days with the most recent happening tuesday night. we're told she called in the threat from the parking lot. a detective was able to identify and arrest. >> she was sister

year. >> i have been doing this volunteer work for 7 years. since i was 7 years old. so it's really important to me. because i realize how much i have. >> the nonprofit says this time of year, it is easy to get volunteers. they need it every single day. they help half a million residents each year. >> on some days, poverty hurts more. that is why we are doing this effort to. make sure that on thanksgiving, families that are experiencing >> so great work by all the volunteers who actually handed out those food baskets earlier tonight. call your local office if you are interested in volunteering. >> coming up in the forecast, snow on the way for some. cold temperatures and gusty wind for all. details you will need to k we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? his? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! give the gift of amazing

you can volunteer to help out because these meals have to get out. that requires lots of assistance with that. you can find a link on kcrg.com or contact the heritage agency, 319-398-5559. >>> coming up, we're also getting into the giving spirit with a couple of companies out great support from businesses. >>> as we're approaching 11 hours left until the 2016 fill the plate telethon is over here at kcrg tv-9. and really the importance is making sure we can raise money for meals for seniors. as we bring in some of the na >> lots of donations this morning. our volunteers have been here since 4:30. we're reaching $15,000 in donations right now. what a great thing to do for giving tuesday. >> people called in $5, $500. we also had some corporate backing as well. we're doing a couple of presentations. >> i have the big check right here from hi-vee. i'll invite hi-vee to come over here. we have christie. why did you guys want to give this donation? with hunger. this has been just a stach l of our year every year for about four years now. this $5,000 is on

head to kcrg dot-com and you'll you can also sign-up to volunteer. you'll also find a link for that on kcrg dot-com. we'll be back with more on how you can fill the plate. stay with tv9. it's ---. food insecurity and the need for good nutrition programs for an aging population is a concern anywhere in eastern iowa. but those who serve rural populations often face extra hurdles. kcrg tv nine's dave franzman looks at what it takes to run a meals program in north english. this small kitchen at the north english community center fills a big need both here and in the nearby communities of south english, millersburg, parnell and williamsburg. sot/nat just three full time workers produce more than 10-thousand meals a year for an aging population. in this part of iowa and keokuk counties, there are few public transportation options and not much of a safety net of other services for seniors. so a program like this in a small community is often call on to do more. " they can go from being well fed to not doing well at all in the small staff and a handful of vo

it's nice that there are so many volunteers as well. so many people from marquette who are willing to help.the dinner is provided in memory of reverend william mc-evoy.he first provided this annual dinner for students during the police are searching for an armed man after a woman was home in southwestern france. sources tell nbc news that the woman's body was found at a home where some 60 missionaries live, and that police found the woman had been stabbed several times. right now there's no indication that the killing was a terrorist act.a caretaker contacted police after freeing herself from being bound and gagged by the suspect.the suspect fled before police arrived. the home houses retired africa as well as a few nuns. france is on heightened alert and has been under a state of emergency since a wave of islamist attacks last year. sheboygan sheboygan police have arrested 3 suspects on burglary and vandalism arges. the suspects are all 13 years old. it happened after officers responded to "a burglar alarm" last night at "the car-gill

ones to see they are doing well in recovery, we are told that members of the 22nd police district volunteered for today's event. >> "action news" reporter bob brooks live with a family in philadelphia. they were sitting down for their holiday meal. >> it's busy. a delicious meal. i did eat, marion she lives here and cooked it and fantastic and now we are serving dessert. can we start that off. can we dig in? what do we have here? >> pumpkin pie, pumpkin crisps, molasses cookies and all different kinds of fudge, apple pie and cream pie. everything. >> we were talking about everything it's all about family at thanksgiving, you have a wonderful family you should be so proud. what would you like to say to them now on tv? >> i love each and everyone of them. i have a wonderful husband. wonderful husband we are blessed. couldn't do it without him. he did a lot of this work. >> he say gracious host as well. thank you so much. the question i have, am i part of your family now? >> yes! >> marion yes? >> yes! >> who is this? >> my boy jack. >> happy thanksgiving buddy. >> say hi. >> hi! lets send off t

volunteers are packing boxes of food to help the families. funeral services begin tomorrow for the children killed in the crash. the bus driver remains in jail on vehicular the ntsb is investigating. >>> the tennessee titans reaching out to the families, the team foundation will donate $25,000 to the wood more fund the school that the children attended. the titans will wear decals on their helmets during the game sunday to honor the young victims.>>> crime alert in pasco county deputies are hoping you can identify this robert the man walked into started yelling holding what looked to be a gun demanding money from the cashier. if you know who he is called the pasco sheriff's office. >>> thousands of people are catching porch pirates stealing packages, one man's simple trick to deter from stealing. >>> the front lines in tennessee. how much longer until they can return home.>>> volunteers taking over the kitchen at metropolitan ministries, 1200 pounds of mashed potatoes, 80 gallons of gravy all part of >>> a developing story out of california,

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"next year i hope to do a little something here myself, volunteer, help out and give back myself. that's what its about" eric ht, news local las vegas. catholic charities of southern nevada--- is always welcoming volunteers... not just on holidays... you can find information on how to get involved on our website, fox5 vegas dot com. a lot of local restaurants are giving back today... and one of them is doing it by feeding for the holidays. "piero's italian cuisine" hosted a "turkey gobble" and served about 12-hundred people a thanksgiving dinner today. piero's employees prepared four hundred pounds of turkey and three hundred pies... and the recipients were certainly thankful. "i heard somebody say it's the first hot thanksgiving meal they've had in the last three or four years. so that was probably my favorite part of the day so far. but you know, just real family, alot of laughter , alot of love. it's radiating throughout the restaurant." several loyal customers also donated to help offset the costs of the dinner. piero's has hosted the turkey gobble for more than twenty years.

chief jim o'leary says this has been a very long day for his volunteers. these are folks who left their families and friends and came out on thanksgiving day to do the service that they do every single day. he said he is very thankful for everyone who helped them to extinguish this fire. we are live tonight in central city i am matt hammill live at 5:00. >> if there are any silver linings that set the conditions that they caught the -- fought the fire and couldn't have been better. >>> i best -- i guess you could say that we have the best happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> we were cooking for about two days so i got a good taste of that and now i am ready to kick back and take a nap. we have some whether to talk about here nothing happening in our immediate area but if you go to our west that is not the case. we have rain showers on the northwest of des moines and as these >>> off to the east they will be very light but as we get into the there's a possibility that some of this could change over into a little bit of snow i would not expec

who put together the boxes and delivered them across the valley. >> voluntarily taoerls -- volunteers are coming and they are delivering food for those who need help for thanksgiving. >> reporter: they have been delivering boxes like this for each family has the opportunity to have a wonderful turkey dinner and enjoy the family dinner like the rest of us do. >> reporter: they hope this becomes a tradition as well. >> you can't put a price on the experience and the feeling you get. >> reporter: ty brennan, fox 10 news. >>> after the break, a stunning ambush of a police officer shot and killed during a routine traffic stop and the across america -- a manhunt underway in san across america -- a >>> across america tonight, a for a man responsible for shooting and killing an officer right outside of san antonio's police headquarters. authorities say the officer was ambushed by the suspect during a routine traffic stop. san antonio police chief says the suspect pulled up behind the officer's patrol car, got out and walked up to the officer's passenger window and opened fire. a massive searc

comfort to families of very difficult time. >> we have our story on volunteer opportunities to take really some very special people into account. . >> reporter: we're talking about volunteers who give their time to hospice facilities, the well-being and do the same for their families. ? . >> as a member of the united states marine band diana fish played for the president. now, as a volunteer at hospice centers in pinellas county she plays for patients and their families facing one of life's most difficult times. >> it's a very important time for the families. >> diana's mus families are grieving the loss of a loved one. . >> it's just almost like a background maybe a little sense of peace. >> music is known to have a calming effect. and pet therapy can do the same. that's why volunteers with special talents are vital to non-profit health care centers like impact staff members too. . >> it really takes someone with an open heart, someone that really wants to just serve and give something of themselves. >> while always in need of volunteers with special talents, hospice volunteers are

you make all the difference. >> nancy pelosi thanked volunteers. she mingled, shook hands and took pictures. at her phone bank in san francisco. >> that was so exciting. to hear talk about the work we do and recognize, especially san francisco and the role we play. >> reporter: volunteers like this one say they will be working day and night making thousands of calls in a final push to reach out to voters. >> i think it's important. >> reporter: -- >> there are places we need to get out the vote for hillary. >> reporter: because she is it california resident she will get to vote on our long list of ballot measures. she is already said she will vote for prop 64. >> i only endorse about 3 issues publicly on the statewide ballot. >> reporter: while she confirmed she is supporting the recreational use of mayor -- marijuana, -- >> my enthusiasm is for the education of our children. for overturning the death penalty. >> reporter: confirmation for her yes vote is as far as she is talking about it. >> again, i didn't make a formal endorsement because i'm no

for healthier-looking skin... ...look for eucerin, . >>> with 5,000 animals to feed, volunteers are a must. this 7everyday is up to the challenge. but until then, they thrive in the butterfly pavilion thanks to the volunteers. >> with the plant and the butterfly nectar, we wouldn't have butterflies. >> vickie is here to help. >> within this beautiful exhibit, keeping it primed and ready to go. >> you have to wait to plant bulbs this year because it's been so warm. >> vickie gives her time here every week. >> seven years in january. >> i don't think we could do what we do, be so successful without our volunteers. >> love the butterflies. so incredibly beautiful. >> beautiful even after they die. she makes the display boxes with the shadow boxes so they can be used as a teaching tool butterfly that spread and pinned. >> technically, not official. >> including all butterflies and moths. so one study -- >> she is one many dedicated volunteers at the butterfly pavilion, helping butterflies thrive for all to enjoy. >> we want to make you a 7everydayyhero for all of your contributions. congr

i am here with my family volunteering today. it is a give back to the community and start this thanksgiving on the right foot. suzanne kennedy, back to you. autria: a shout out to suzanne's son who got up to help her serve . getting ready for some football, the redskins are hoping to feast on the cowboys quarterback. josh norman knows his plate will be full for this thanksgiving showdown. things when we played them. he was not having it. it let me know that this guy is pretty good. autria: the skins have a pretty good quarterback of their own, a little guy called kirk cousins. he is off play of the week honors for his blistering performance against the packers. kickoff is set for 4:30. the turkey bowl is underway as we speak now, in its 47th year. the riv and woods high schools, the winner gets that dci a a -- we will have the results tonight. tokyo is experiencing its first november snowfall in 54 years. the surprise snowfall cut most of the people offguard. the last time it snowed before december was in 1962 and unlike accumul