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

but the people to whom they deliver, are receiving more than just a meal "that meal is significant inmany ways. it let's people know that there is a caring community around them, that there are resources and support for them."and because many of the recipients are alone, today's meal means even more than that..."so this could be the only human contact they get and so one of our volunteers smiling with a meal saying happy thanksgiving will have a power affect on their lives today."in san francisco, sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. (pam) the balloons flew lower than usual... performers bundled up... and spectators sported blankets and sleeping bags. but the blustery cold did not chill the excitement at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. giant balloons of charlie brown... spongebob and other beloved characters were cleared for takeoff just before the parade started... amid some of the coldest temperatures in parade history. it was around 21- degrees.. punctuated by bitter wind. a tradition in new york city for more than 90 -years... the macy's parade ushers in the busy holiday season in the

but the people to whom they deliver, are receiving more than just a meal "that meal is significant in's people know that there is a caring community around them, that there are resources and support for them."anbecause many of the recipients are alone, today's meal means even more than that..."so this could be the only human contact they get and so one of our volunteers smiling with a meal saying happy thanksgiving will have a power affect on their lives today."in san francisco, sanaz tahernia kron 4 news. (grant) san francisco's 'glide memorial church' hosted its annual thanksgiving feast... and volunteers came out in full force to put the meals together. every year they go above and beyond to spread holiday cheer to everyone. the organization has been serving the homeless community and those in need for 50 years. over seven thousand people experienced homelessness in san francisco last year. the organization was co-founded by reverand cecil williams and his wife janice mirikitani. and it's an organization that has become quite the legacy.<"the people that need help need to know that

are 49ers players joined them for a meal. k mullen, said grace. >> it's an opportunity for people to come together and experience a night of joy. we're excited for them. >> having them come to our home and share a meal is just awesome. looking at the smiles on their faces is amazing. it's wonderful. >> for foster it hits home. growing up he lived on the street. he's now rooting for them. >> be proud of yourself for who you are and how you carry yourself, even if you're going through a bad time. >> a boost for their self esteem and self worth. >> i don't know how to say it. i don't have enough words to ex-press the gratitude. i didn't know y'all would be here. >> reporter: safe to say they f say they hope to have others transform their lives beyond fo as rewarding. that woman you featured look beautiful. they got there and had no clue and then they found out they'd have a great evening. >> reporter: right, they got here, had hair and make up done, new clothes and then the 49er players came out and greeted them. talking to the p

they are not getting a hot meal sandwich. >> happy thanksgiving to !#hof them. >>> 13 people are displaced tonight. oqt(man is dead after a fatal fire blew through ñrhis home toda]÷ fire crews responded to the 1400 block ofq via coralla. the blaze engulfed the home and firefighters had to fight their way in where they found the man's body. a children anú(five adults wereq displaced by the fire]and the red cross has been called in to help. the cause is still under investigation. >>> besides eating there was the thought of holiday shopping. some stores are just opening.e1 hasce ght ts the bestbuy.ngn.i]s ago we sawÑ of shoppers waiting for hours for those t(doors to open. a live look from inside of a store that is open as well. it opens -- opened its doors at 5 pm sharp. >> here's a look insidet( targe this store opened right on the k dot at 5 pm. no shortage of shoppers.qfáfá they are i]filtering in at that location. that store will stay open until >> some shoppers got a good start today. in san jose. it is the bass pro shop opening on cherry avenue. sh

we allow a minimum of two nights. >> okay. >> most busy families are home and they want a quick, home cooked meal two nights a week, but we have people who are ordering seven nights a week and that's important for busy folks. >> the third issue, which you have a big family like i do, the price point can be high. it's a lot of times $12 per portion. >> that's right. our executive chef is a family man and these are large, generous portions, so a lot of people using gobble is they get only two portions and they feed a family of three or four for $24. >> and it's available on walmart now. how did that work? >> it is a game changer. just partnering with the largest retailer in the world has taken us to a next level. >> i want to thank you so much for being here it's great to see you. >> it's great to see you. >> and thanks for the update. >>> up next we are on the money with sign-up deals double points and all kinds of offers credit cards are getting more rewarding. but what's the best way to save you the most money we'll let you know >>> and later how one man is making millions with the help of the w

. ♪ >> anthony: which is more satisfying, eating a good meal, or cooking a good meal for somebody youctually enjoy both, but i don't wanna hear anything. i don't want you to talk to me, i just want to see your expression, like seeing your connecting without having to have a dialogue about it. >> anthony: see, i'm not sure. cooking for customers, that's a different experience. making an omelet for someone -- >> lucia: in the morning, after. you're saying? yeah. >> anthony: it's really the best. >> lucia: the guy that i marry, i was with him for the first time. and i cooked three eggs, two asparagus, and five cherry tomatoes, with my heart. and we had this small but very beautiful breakfast/brunch/lunch. >> anthony: it's the best thing ever, you're going to make me cry. >> lucia: you know? >> anthony: you're going to make me cry. there is some basic urge that made all of us at this table want to cook. there is a desire to say something you can't say to nurture. >> lucia: so basic and it's so beautiful that it's so basic. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> anthony: hablan por la espalda got together in 1996 when

small gesture but one is a reminder of what this holiday means. >> we are fortunate that we have meals on our table, we can celebrate thanksgiving with our families, so why not just give them a little something. at the end of the day we're all human. >> good bless you all, have a good night, happy thanksgiving. >> this is a fifth year volunteers hit the street and help the homeless. >> all of the food and water are donated by bay area arab american families. >> in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu fox news. >>> the president is coming under fire for his own party, what he said about saudi arabia and the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. >>> reaction continues to come in for president trump's decision to not to push for penalties in saudi arabia over the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. president trump has questions about whether or not the saudi crowned prince was involved. >> president trump and his family headed for warmer weather in florida for thanksgiving, but first the president split off to to reporters and told him he still doesn't know whether saudi arabia's crowned pri

but today, even if for an hour, many of them are sitting down for a thanksgiving meal thanks to a teamrity chef jose andres. he was talking me about firefighter who is have been busy rescuing people who are there now volunteering serving food. >> reporter: i know. it's ridiculous. listen, this fire started a couple of weeks ago and it's still not over. we had some rain last night and we're told that that rain actually helped damp i don't know down some of those spot fires. but there's more rain tonight. there could be mud slides. this is not over. this is a little bit of respite for the people of this area. nearly 14,000 homes destroyed. and also been a respite for these firefighters. look, these guys are serving up thanksgiving dinner for the people of northern california who have lost so much. i'm going to now come over here. we're going to chat to captain john capen who has been out here at this incident 15 days, john? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: how's it been? >> we've done a lot of hard work. it's been arduous at times. it's been a long we make a career of this. this is our job and

they went all out and brought linen, china, glassware, and a delicious thanksgiving meal. the organizers but so that tables filled up. >> by a long shot. >> this is making my day. >> the performing arts students put on a show and sang for the guests as they eat their meals. dinner and a show. happy thanksgiving indeed. >>> a nurse who risked his life to evacuate patients from the camp fire got a special gift from toyota. this is alan pierce's old tundra truck. use it to evacuate people from the hospital where he worked but when he tried to leave paradise he was trapped and flames were on all sides of him and to make matters worse there was an him and nearly cost him his life. >> i was sitting in my car and thought it was the end. i recorded my video for my friends and family and put my phone away and then a bulldozer came out of nowhere and knocked this flaming truck away. >> that bulldozer move the truck out of his way and allowed him to drive back to the hospital. his truck as you see was badly burned but once toyota heard about pierce's story, they gave him a brand-new

. >> reporter: thousands of camp fire will have a thanksgiving meal in this room. they are telling they are grateful to have a space where they can talk with their friends.>> it was so wonderful.>> you lose everything. it is he to have little to be thankful. >> we lost everything, but our dogs. >> kristi b tells us that is not how she feels. >> we are still thankful. >> she and her husband bob say they were 10 minutes away from losing their lives. the fire burned around their home. these pictures so -- show the before and after. >> today husband-and-wife and lollipop came to the brewery. >> we have three clients set up. >> free meals are being served to camp fire evacuees. >> they say that they are deciding to scrap plans for celebration. instead use this equipment for the thanksgiving meal. >> we cut the top so we can drop a basket in the top of the kettle to boil potatoes. >> so many other survivors here, it's good to be with the community. >> you find out what is important.>> is important to say things for the overwhelming -- overwhelming show of support. >> ther

a hot meal.-nats-but over the weeks this tent has come to mean much more than a meal... it has become a focal point for the town.linda albrecht/mexico beach councilwoman: "it's a safe place to cry, a safe place to let your feelings out."no font provided: "everybody has a feeling that they are all in this together. everybody appreciates how each person is pitching in."at these tables they have prayed, mourned the dead and even held a wedding reception.hall hal and michael baked the wedding cake.this is a place where folks temporarily escape what lies just outside.standup- drone "clean up crews are making progress cleaning up, and power, sewage and water are all making a comeback... but there is still one staggering figure: at least 75% of the homes in mexico beach have been destroyed."camp happy tummies is closing,,, most of the first responders are gone and food in mexico beach is easier to find.-nats-but before then michael and hal will help prepare one last meal... to be distributed around town... for thanksgiving.-nats mos-a month after the hurricane, people here have

the good fellas motorcycle club hosted a thanksgiving meal yesterday and. they set up delicious tables of food p volunteers dished out turkey and stuffing and oakland mayor libby schaaf stopped by for a visit. >>> and people were bringing meals to people who need it. meals on wheels delivered thanksgiving dinners to 2600 homebound senior citizens, many live on an income of less than 1,000 a month. they say thanksgiving is the favorite time of the year. >>> and students of the oakland school of the arts prepared a 5 star quality meal to the homeless, delivering invitations for those camping out in emeryville. those who accepted were treated to a fancy thanksgiving feast complete with fine china and table cloths. >>> the fire is close to being fully contained. one more death is confirmed. the death toll is up to 84. more than 600 people are still listed as unaccounted for. the fire has burned 240 square miles. 19,000 buildings have been destroyed, including 14,000 homes. now the fire is 95% contained, recovery crews were working nonstop and they didn't even sl

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it's a meal that suits the rustic surroundings bales of straw or decorate the restaurant it's all designed to give international guests a sense of life in frugal romania. and our carriage leaves are ready monied take them out now the guests of iran at. you know if. the juices from the cabbage make the dish lovely and moist. and the knuckle of pork turns it into a hoss e-mail. the dish is served with polenta which is used for many dishes in romania. the cabbage leaves are one of the most popular dishes a kemar a boy. you know on our own recommends a glass of white wine from romania's black sea region to go with a meal. and with that we're out of another week of euro max as always for me and the end tire crew here in berlin thanks for watching i'll see you again next week. typical man. woman symbols what traditional gender roles against intersexuality same sex marriage in the me today. how a society's view of sex changes. think that we should not push ourselves to strong goals. could we be nearing the abolition of gender and fifteen doubling. we make up for what we watch as over half of them

tomorrow i hope that you will be able to gather with friends and family to share time together and a thanksgiving mealis is a uniquely american holiday, a special day where we have an opportunity to take stock of our individual blessings and our collective good fortune to live here in the bay area and in this country. we enjoy freedom and opportunity and abundance that countless millions around the world can hardly conceive. we are mindful that even in this land of plenty so many of us struggle in financial hardship or ill health. for thousands of our fellow californians to the north and the south this thanksgiving will happen without a home so many lost in the wildfires. even more heartbreaking for dozens this holiday will take place without loved ones lost in the same. as we share a meal with those we care about tomorrow, what really matters is an attitude of gratitude to remember that no matter our struggles, many others always have it worse. happy thanksgiving. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. >> that is going to do

his favorite dessert after a a thanksgiving meal is a second meal. [ laughter ] his talent is putting this his belly button and making a pop sound.er [ laug and his favorite movie is tv. [ laughter ] [ pop ] finally we have jalemills from the eagles. he likes movies. he dislikes people trying to buy his hair in the garden section of lowe's. [ laughter ] and his ring tone is -- >> cha cha cha chia. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you t. those are our "tonight show stats." we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ we have a fantastic show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he stars in the nemovie "instant family." my man mark wahlberg is here. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how great is that guy? >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: one of my favorites. plus you know them from their hit show "fixer upper" and this is her new book called "h ebody." chip and joanna gaines are here tonight. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we got great music tonight. great music tonight! zac brown band is here. [ cheers andpplause ] and you

. >> anthony: a meal here is, generally speaking anyway, not light. ork, they like it a lot. >> anthony: so sausage, bacon -- >> jose: sausage, pigs ear -- >> anthony: cured pigs ear. what do you do when left with nothing but guts and hooves and odd bits? >> jose: you add the tripes in, some beans. >> anthony: figure out how to transform them into delicious, delicious things of course. oh wow, look at that. oh, it's fantastic. >> jose: smells delicious. >> anthony: yes, it does. should i put a little rice on the side there to mop it up? >> jose: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: mm, that is good. ♪ >> jose: older vintage, 1983 or something like this. >> anthony: i mean it's sort of incredible the story of the wines here. i hear because the soil is so tough, flint and stone that the vines have to dig up to 30 meters down! that's a lot, i think it gives the wine a special character. northern portugal's duro valley is where port wine comes from. if it's not from here it's not port, it's just fortified wine. and i don't usually do wine scenes, no matter how good the

apartments part of the reason why i think students come to school is because they know they can get a meal here they know that they can get cleaning products here they know that they can get close here they know that this is a safe warm loving environment in which they can learn and forget about many of the problems that they face outside of school building the school has a pantry from which students can select up to ten items a week in addition to a social worker who can help them with the issues of instability that can affect their education district wide the city has promised to add one hundred community qward neighbors to help students in transitional housing. students living in shelter have dismal scores in reading and math they're more likely than other students to be suspended in school. teachers and school staff talk to us about the need for more social emotional support for students who are homeless in order for them to learn in that class or lexus feels he has a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving. so i look at this like my. love to everybody knows me i know everybody. will

they brought in fresh linens, china, stem wear and of course a delicious meal. he guests took time to gain trust and came out and tabling soon filled up. >> i was going to go to dennys but this beats dennys by a longshot. >> it is making my day, yeah, making my day. >> the students sang for the guests as they ate their meals, they got dinner and a show. >>> speaking of shows, an estimated 3.5 million people braved the brutal cold and winds in new york city to watch the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. [music] with the temperature dipping down to 19 degrees it was one of the city's coldest thanksgivings in decades. but, spectators were not detoured. balloons like charlie brown and first timer goku were clear to fly puat lower heights because of the gusty winds, even the grinch went too far down and the face going too close to the crowd. nypd kept security tight and explosive-sniffing k-9s were close by and it the parade made history today. >> two actresses kissed on live television during a performance promoting the now broadway musical "the prom" it is the

and the knuckle of pork turns it into a hockey meal. the dish is served with polenta which is used for many dishes in romania. the cabbage leaves are one of the most popular dishes a. you know on our recommends a glass of white wine from romania's black sea region to go with the meal. and with that we're out of another week of euro max as always for me and the end tire crew here in berlin thanks for watching aussie again next week. cut. typical man. woman cynical slut traditional gender roles against intersexuality same sex marriage and the mitsu the banks and. how a society's view of sex change you. think that we should not push ourselves too strongly any goals. could we be nearing the abolition of gender in fifteen minutes totalling. her first day of school in the jungle. first gleaming listen to. the band doris crane the moment arrives. join you ready to take on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary. toronto bringing tame returns home on d w dot com bring it tangs. a news honest to goodness let's. go home so call

well i actually do you know years ago people would get dressed for a meal and i know that many people may prefer to have those stretchy pants and the comfy sweaters especially when we're going to be enjoying a very big meal however when we do take the time to get dressed for dinner it actually how. it's to set the tone for the evening and i think if we're wearing something a little bit more constricted that we may actually be more encouraged or inclined to hold our tongue and keep things in a more elegant atmosphere and you know be a little bit more reserved and mindful of what comes out of our mouth use interesting you'd say that because the black tie things you get invited to here in washington people do seem to be behave a little better when they are in black tie and i know you're not suggesting go that formal but the package does govern the person. it really does it really does and again just that idea of setting the tone think about it when you get dressed up you actually take smaller bites you focus more on the conversation then you know gorging yourself with that meal and that'

and the knuckle of talk turns it into a hockey meal. the dish is served with plenty which is used for many dishes in romania. the cabbage leaves one of the most popular dishes a. few on our own recommends a glass of white wine from romania's black sea region to go with the meal. and with that we are out of another week of euro max as always for me and the end tire crew here in berlin thanks for watching for see again next week. for sarah willis playing the horn is a passion. to. join her on a journey as musical discovery. this time in cuba i'm here in havana for the two thousand and seventeen mozart festival out here on the streets you can hear cuban music on every corner and hear in the cathedral there's mozart going on. fifteen of the quality total lack of. a c. the moment. and source of neverending mystery the sun what goes on inside it and what does it sound like. to solar storms pose a danger to earth. researchers have made exciting new discoveries. from space on tomorrow to just thirty minutes on d w. bored bored bored bored bored.

and the knuckle of pork turns it into a hockey meal. the dish is served with polenta which is used for many dishes in romania. the cabbage leaves the one of the most popular dishes a. year on our own recommends a glass of white wine from romania's black sea region to go with the meal. and with that we are out of another week of euro max as always for me and be an entire crew here in berlin thanks for watching i'll see again next week. come. to me. once a difficult teenager from a troubled neighborhood. now an award winning chef. certain results of on were charged for success. this newest project. high end cooking with social conscience. from the cider to celebrity chef. in thirty minutes w. clinical. scars cover don't forget women in russia have to live with violence sexism and oppression blossoming that violence is normal in russia. where putin's petri arche lines today women's rights were already gaining traction a hundred years ago. people here don't have a clue about that feminism but there are women who want to instigate change in e

could you make it through a meal.. without checking your phone? this morning -- some restaurant owners are losing their appetite for customers who don't disconnect.. and they're rewarding diners who do! at a restaurant in new jersey -- a champagne bucket is placed on every table for customers to toss their phones into. and if they make it through their meal without picking up their phone.. they get 20- percent off! over in new york -- instead of a bucket, it's a box. but not everyone participates. ((marco canora - chef/owner, hearth)) if you like the idea of putting your phone away and being present with the person you're having dinner, by all means, use the box that's on the table. other restaurants have rolled out cell phone policies.. from limiting photography.. to instituting full bans. some customers say: the rules serve as a good reminder. ((chris sampson - customer)) i love it. i really love it. sometimes if i go to a restaurant and cell service doesn't work, i m secretly happy about that. the restaurant owners using these cell phone policie

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come when it's called but she said in this case it heard >> sometimes what was once intended to be a mealat's what happened with this family in arizona. the pet though, still a little hurt by the fact that it was going to be a male at one now chasing them around the backyard. >> rebecca and jared have a lot to be thankful for this thanksgiving. >> we're thankful that those are all gone, as we know of. >> they're going with a fall theme and clearly they're having a baby. time to see what it is. light little boy. >> it's the color they were looking foidnd their baby boy is due in march of they're having a good time. they're having a little girl. >> they're super >> it wasn't a pinata. you kind of need >> i hear turkeys. >> a turkey day challenge with a bountiful twist. >> awesome. >> awesome, right? see who is giving thanks when the game is done cooking. and bossy boss lady has a bone to pick with why she's not feeling the holiday season. >> giving me a headache. a language we cannot understand. ♪ [ telephone ringing ] -whoa. [ indistinct talking ] -deductible? -definitely speaking insuranc

today they joined other fire victims to enjoy a warm thanksgiving meal. >> the brewery is one of about a half dozen restaurants who have opened their doors. crews are here serving survivors. >> it's been wonderful. take a moment away from the chaos that's going on, sit down with the family and have a meal. >> reporter: this family lost their house. too. >> our house went to heaven. >> reporter: julie says it's heart broken losing a house full of family history. she picked up some essentials at the salvation army, inp including support. >> this is a hard skill to learn, to always be a giver and now we're receiving. it's the most important thanksgiving i think we've ever had. >> reporter: in butte county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> if you want to help, please down us. along with telemundo 48 and united way we're going to be answering phone calls next tuesday from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. hoping to raise a lot of money here to go to the fire victims to help them find housing and to cover other costs. go to our website nbcbayarea.com for more information. s. >> investors are tryin

today they joined other fire victims to enjoy a warm thanksgiving meal. the sierra nevada brewery is one of a half dozen places here in butte county that have opened their doors today. volunteers, including first responders, are here serving survivors. >> it's been very wonderful, just to take a moment away from the chaos that's gone on and sit down with my family and have a meal to ourselves. >> reporter: this family lost their house too. but they're not dwelling on what the fire destroyed. >> just the things. they're just things. but they're special. but they're just things. >> our house went to heaven. >> reporter: julie nunn says it's hard breaking losing a house full of history. she spent her day at the salvation army picking up essentials, including support. >> this is a really hard skill to learn, to always be a giver and now we're receiving. it's the most important thanksgiving i think we've ever had. >> reporter: in butte county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> our thoughts are with all of you. >>> we are getting a new look at the devastated

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, to not have to cook a meal, to not have to clean up the dishes, to actually get to enjoy a meal by being served. she didn't want any part of it, but we went, and she kept holding her head down, and everyone was staring when we were standing in line to go, and i should have known maybe i wasn't doing the right thing for her but i was so bent and excited about bringing her into equality, of her god-given rights. we go in, we sit down, we're served. i'm served as normal. everyone is staring, her plate is dropped from the table and i whispered to her, hold your head up, hold your head up, and my father calls, who basically owned the town, and there was a pay phone between the booths and the man who owned the restaurant said to me in a very loud voice, so everyone in this little tiny restaurant to hear to my daddy was on the phone, and i'm sure they were all thinking well, that little girl's daddy is going to put her in her place. well, he's screaming at me on the other end of the phone, which i can't repeat, in this forum but instead of laying down and saying okay, daddy, we're leaving

thousands of evacuees are getting a thanksgiving meal courtesy of world central kitchen which is a nonprofit started by celebrity chef jose andre andreas. the group is hoping to speed 15,000 survivors and will travel from shelter to shelter with those meals. the salvation army also providing warm meals for fire victims today. that is happening later today every at chico state. the death toll continues to grow from the fire. it's now at 83 people. of those 58 people have been identified. there's still more than 500 other people still listed as missing or unaccounted for. the fire is now 85% contained and the rain is helping with the containment and the fire fight, but also making things very difficult in another way. there are concerns of mudslides in some burn scar areas. also making the work of looking for victims very difficult. the rain making it difficult for evacuees also who are still living in their cars. >>> 6:06 on your thursday morning. last night people affected by the wildfire shared a meal ahead of thanksgiving. our affiliate station kcr spoke to people about what they are thank

eugene: would you care for a meal?he first act i did was so grand, but what i also learned is that something so simple and every day can be just as profound and touching to the soul of someone else. you're very welcome. announcer: it's why eugene was in oakland recently. eugene: oh, there's carrots and things in there. announcer: handing out homemade meals. eugene: can i give you a hug? announcer: and comforting hugs to people who could use one, or both. eugene: god bless you. announcer: it's part of a 50-state, 365-day act of kindness marathon eugene is undertaking. eugene: if they're in a fog of apathy and a fog of depression, kindness has that ability to shine a light and pull them out. it kind of ignites that spark that lies within each and every one of us. announcer: to help fund his mission of kindness, eugene started a clothing company, kin lov gra, that stands for kindness, love, and gratitude. the money he makes from selling his custom designed t-shirts is what funds his good deed. eugene: we're going to give

the red cross is assisting the displaced family and neighbors opened their home for a meal. e too distraught to talk. they are working to positively identify the man who died. abc 7 news. >> a man is recovering after crashing his car and spending all night in it without any help. they shared these picture and the man's family reported him missing. they searched for hours without any luck. the sun came out and they spotted a tree without a trunk. they found the car with a man still inside. people celebrating thanksgiving in the sierra retreated to the first snowfall of the season. the snow began falling on wednesday and by tuesday, there was more than a foot on the ground. chop hrkhop is warning p p p pp careful. >> tracking not only rain, but snow in the mountains. we have a lot to get to. we will talk about street level radar and south bay we go and you are finally getting your share of rain. mountain view heading across the peninsula across i-35. we are seeing pockets of moderate rain. in the east bay and the north bay from crocket to martinez, we are seeing light showers.

weekend, even amid all the destruction, families are coming together, making sure everyone has a hot mealt home. cnn's martin savidge has the story. >> there was a building here, i promise. it was called killer seafood. >> reporter: it's been more than a month since the hurricane obliterated mexico beach. as he shows me what used to be his restaurant, it's obvious the pain is still fresh. >> an open kitchen where everybody can see what was going on. >> reporter: the town favorite seafood restaurant is gone. hal summers is general manager. he's lost his job and his home. both men could wal low in self pity and left town. instead, they've decided to help the only way they could. they cooked. in a church parking lot amidst the roar of the generators, and the smoke of the grill, they began feeding first responders and residents three times a day. seven days a week, for free. they call it cab happy tonic, fueled by do nations that provides one of the greatest comforts in dark times. a hot meal. >> this is my planning menu and this is -- >> your menu, right here? >> it's partchment paper. >> bu

thousands of evacuees will receive a thanksgiving meal courtesy of world central kitchen, which is a nonprofit started by celebrity chef jose andreas. the group is hoping to feed 15,000 survivors and will travel from shelter to shelter with those meals. the salvation army also providing warm meals for fire victims today, which is happening later today at chico state. meantime, the death toll continues to grow from the fire and is now at 83 souls. of those people, 58 have been identified. there are still more than 500 people who are unaccounted for. the fire is now 85% contained and the rain is certainly helping with the containment but the rain is also making these difficult and there are concerns that mudslides could happen in those burn areas. also the rain is making work difficult for folks who are looking for fire victims. rain making things hard for evacuees as well. evacuees still living in their cars. >>> an emotional moment of relief for one camp fire survivor. his home is gone. he thought his dog died in the fire. but as nbc bay area reports, groups were caring for that dog a

they're not thinking about a thanksgiving meal. ight and that miracle continues through today. you've got to see what they pulled off and, robin, this is one of those where it tells you about the true meaning of thanksgiving. >> amen to that. all right, t.j. we look forward to that. we do. we'll check back with t.j. in just a moment. >> he is coming back. >>> we keep talking about it being somebody's birthday. you know, michael strahan. [ cheers and applause ] y'all don't realize there are cameras everywhere, even backstage, and they got you good in your dressing room early this morning as you walked in. >> ah. >> our producer sara. she had something waiting for him. didn't they crown you? didn't they make you a king or something? >> well, they consider me royalty. >> ah. there you go. very nice. >> so they crowned me. they were throwing rose petals, real rose petals. they had cakes and cookies. >> spared no expense. >> oh, look. >> wow. >> they even made up -- >> did you eat that this morning? >> i haven't eaten any of it yet but i

a bed? >> mr. see: normally we sleep on the floor. ah, lately i sleep on bed. yeah, bed. >> james: one meal a day, right? >> anthony: one meal a day?two. >> mr. see: breakfast and lunch. >> james: oh, yes. they get a snack from, ah, almsgiving. >> mr. see: yes, snack and drink. coffee, ovaltine. >> anthony: coffee and ovaltine, did he say, yeah? >> mr. see: ovaltine. >> james: yeah. >> mr. see: this one in here? >> james: he got it, here's the cup. there you go. >> mr. see: oh, ovaltine. >> james: yeah. [ laughter ] >> mr. see: cheers! [ monks singing and chanting ] opportunity is everywhere. like here. where you can explore the world knowing you can always find your way home. ♪ for a nasty cold, take new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. [a capella] whoa! and vaporize it with an intense rush of vicks vapors. [a capella] ahhhhhhhhhh! new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. for each job exxonmobil creates, many more are created in the community. because energy touches so many industries, it supports 10 million u.s. jobs. >>> anthony: the american experience in this part of the world is something that everyone wants to pretend neve

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anyone who cooks a meal always cooks a little extra for everyone else. all the. meals are shared and eaten outside. there are no explicit invitations anyone who's hungry just sits down and tucks in. but as their lives change these customs are inevitably eroding. like. there used to be a lot of sea cucumbers. but for about two years now we haven't been diving for them because there are many left. well too many marken are diving and fishing in the same place. the same goes for food stuffs and building materials from the jungle it's all running out. ceremony has been cancelled for two years running in april when the stakes of the ancestral spirits are replaced many men are away working and unable to come home. yet they didn't love my new year's grandmother and his wife clean out the boat. manual has found a bottle at first she's not sure what it is. oh . it's a two thousand and eight french mellow the women are certainly curious for a taste but yeah. no. we've never had any luck that i'm. happy for my. laugh but the book you feel that you can't get anything out of i'

be allowed into the company's work space. >>> the time is 5:14, the former owner of a restaurant gave hundreds of meals to the needy in a new location, the diners were given a meal that was complete with all of the fixings, many diners have become more like family, but the restaurant closed in july. for the first time, the event was held at greater richard interfaith soup kitchen. >> we cried actually, yeah, she brought me a gift and she said, she was worried that she would never see me again and somebody told her and show came today and then -- >> another friend of mine, he just left, actually he was coming up every night when we closed, we had his own table, he saw her -- >> and it's wonderful, people are having a great time. >> organizers expected to serve 800 guests yesterday after their meal, the diners had a chance to get a free flu shot as well. we're left with a goody bag, left with personal care items and a warm winter coat. >> this thanksgiving is like many that every had managed. >> everyone is coming to terms with everything they lost. >> they're thankful for coming and living in a caring c

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