d.c. michelle: a long standing one. the 47th annual turkey bowl this year featuring h.d. woozson and wilson high school. d.c. bureau chief sam ford was there for all sam: it brings them out and it's not about a lot of peanuts, hot dog and popcorn. it's about real food. like potatoes. and deep fried. >> the best chicken and fish in the world. >> the game pitted wilson high against the mighty h.d. bowls winning most of them. today's game was close. 14 woodson, 13 wilson through two quarters giving the wilson fans hope. >> i think we stand a good chance. they tore us up last year. we are in the game this year. sam: but -- >> you see the rings. zoom in on that right there. yeah. [laughter] sam: a lot of former woodson players were back to watch. >> i came all the way back from l.a. to see my home boys and cousin out there. he will be the future. jayden made honorary member of the team. >> i was honored. jayden was excited to years ago he was shot in crossfire as shot out the northeast neighborhood. what do you think of the team? >> i think we are going to make it to next seaso

d.c. two-thousand turkeys will be delivered to the food bank.. to feed those in need. the donation kicks off a three-week region-wide food drive held at all giant stores in our area. redskins fans have good reason to celebrate this morning. washington passed a tough test on sunday-- taking down one of the n-f-c's best teams. and to make it even best players. erin hawkesworth has more. next up-- washington will it's the first time the team's have played since the packers beat washington in the wildcard round of last season's playoffs. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - cool start to the wee, - shower chances today (pm) and tomorrow (am) - another big cool down late weekend today: increasing clouds. cool with a few showers developing late this afternoon. highs: 54-60 winds: sw to n 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy with a few showers. lows: 35-45 winds: nw 5 mph tomorrow: mostly cloudy with a few morning showers. becoming mostly sunny, cool. highs: 55-61 harbor. the detials.. coming suspected serial killer in south carolina. murders, and are now looking at cases outside

here in d.c., the turkey bowl is the big game. this was the 47th turkey bowl. were on hand. mayor bowser brought her nominee to be school's chancellor to his first turkey bowl. >> it's an awesome opportunity for him to see local d.c. talk to real parents and students. >> tradition is extremely important. we understand the importance of athletics and supporting our young men and women cheering them on and supporting our team heard about jaden, they reached out. >> they wanted to make jaden an honorary member of the football team. >> today woodson claimed their fourth victory with jaden by their side. >> he's been motivating. he's been our inspiration all year. i appreciate that young man a lot to come through all that adversity. >> he loves it. being down this on the field with the guys, it makes me feel >> this was woodson's fourth straight it victory. from the 47th annual turkey bowl, mark segraves, news 4. >>> what do you call 800 pounds of turkey, potatoes, ham and roast beef? the four seasons hotel calls it a feast fit for heroes. today the hotel hosted its 17th annual t

we are talking about the turkey bowl in d.c. who we'll tell you ahead. michelle: a lot of families enjoying a fried turkey without the hassle. the restaurant that fries them up for free. and -- >> i ran over and gave her a big hug. i was like thank you so much. horace: talk about paying it forward. an act of grocery store michelle: today is not just about tv and food. smithsonian museums were open for people who want to get out of the house. scott thuman join us with the other thanksgiving activities today. scott, it was a beautiful day to be out and about. scott: yeah, i don't think it could get better if they were the federal government serving turkey an pumpkin pie right here. take a look at this beautiful people getting glimpse of the rehab on the u.s. capitol dome. botanical gardens are open if you want to check that out. earlier the lines were long but moving fast. national mall was packed including everything to eat. besides turkey. the museums are open too. we found tons of family spending time at the national zoo. the pandas were out and the elep

d.c. residents took home free turkeys today. the annual turkey give away took place at the dean wood community center. they gave out 500 free turkeys. the money came from several local nonprofits. >> check this out. more than 100 reports of a bright flash in the sky over florida. wow. that's impressive. one police officer's dash cam caught it on vi brighter than usual meteor. there have been no reports of damage. >> does that looks like a meteor for you? >> as a meteorologist, yes. most of those are as big as a grain of sand. it goes oh to fast it makes that much light. in that one might have been a little bit bigger. i want to show you that thanksgiving forecast one more time. a nice day. not perfect. around 8:00 a.m. by noon 49. by 4:00, temperatures around 50 degrees. i tried to buy a car one day, and a guy was like as a he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. that's why we

. >> we're less than a week away from thanksgiving and two turkeys are preparing to come to d.c. >> president obama will pardon the turkeys at the white house. the birds are coming from early, iowa. this is the sixth time iowa has provided the turkeys for the presidential thanksgiving started the tradition with president harry truman. >> the holiday rush has barely started and we're already hearing about a potential problem that could cause serious delays. >> plus, melissa mollet opens up about the newest member of her family and what it took to get her. >> when her birth mother picked up, it felt like finding out i was pregnant. >> hear how her family's joy came after their sharef if you run over somebody, it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. >>> well, we've got nice conditions out there, but you see that rain on the radar behind me? behind that rain, big changes to come for our region. we'll bake it down coming up. >> in november, for millions of people, serious situation. strong

while they are getting ready for the parade in new york, the turkey bowl kicks off this morning in d.c. woodson is looking for their fourth straight turkey bowl win, while wilson is going for their first in a quarter century. game time is set for 11:00. dallas to take on the cowboys in a thanksgiving classic. there will be no manners as these two sit down to the table. kirk cousins -- we like that -- comes in with a hand. julie: did you say, "we like dat "? larry: touchdown, but records do not matter in this rivalry. go redskins today. get that out of here. autria: looking good in that blue, girl. larry: when the redskins win, will you come back with that turned inside out tomorrow? children, but if i did i would probably name him elliott. zeke elliott. [laughter] eileen: the weather forecast is looking pretty good. we start off with mostly cloudy skies and some showers. our high today, 55. breezy saturday, gusts to 25. sunny on sunday. 52. overall a nice weekend. hour at times. temperatures falling into the 40's and then the wind on top of it. that feels -- feels-like temperatures wil

it's the 47th annual turkey bowl in the district. woodson in the d.c. interscholastic athletic association stars division title game. this is a rematch of last year - when woodson game out victorious. kick off is at 11 this morning. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - dry weekend ahead - warm-up next week with more rain coming today: mostly cloudy. a few morning showers. highs: 53-58 winds: s 5 to calm tonight: mostly cloudy and chilly. lows: 37-43 winds: light black friday: mostly cloudy. stray shower. highs: 54-60 a water main break later - still no heat! coming up - seven on your side investigates why d-c water isn't paying up. pl a call from billy joel. why the piano man is apologizing to the you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. with sewage, pouring into homes. happened to dozens of families in morning in northeast d-c,

turkey day destinations. >>> a march was held in washington d.c. this weekend to support the dakota pipeline protest. several held a march. protesters have gathered in staa to oil pipeline. protesters say the nearly $4 billion pipeline would threaten drinking water. >>> stuffing ourselves with stuffing, turkey, thanksgiving is behind us and the left overs are played out. now, it's time to burn some salaries. this morning i check in about secrets during the holidays to dropping the pounds and the coach that sees them through a work out designed to shred >> it's a combination of a number of different work outs wrapped into one. crazy cardio classes earned kelly earned all 3 of the best fitness categories. work out combined cardio with weight training and popular sports like boxing. >> that's why we mix the cardio with the weight training so that >> i'm a huge believer everybody needs weights, women appeared men, . >> and now advice from the people seeing results. >> i was 30 pounds heavier. >> so you lost 30 pounds? >> yes. i cannot say it's easy, but it get better then you can do -- first you can not d

d.c. tonight. president obama dished out the turkey while the first lady was in charge of the beans and spinach, andshed potatoes and cranberry sauce. >>> while the president was dishing out the turkey tonight, he also sbared two birds from making to a dinner table this evening. >> president obama saved a 40 pound turkey named tater, and an alternative turkey named tot. the president couldn't let the opportunity slip by without a few puns. >> i want to take a moment to recognize the brave turkeys who weren't so lucky, who didn't get to ride the gravy train to freedom, who met their fate with courage and sacrifice and proved that they weren't chicken. >> tater and tot will live out their days at virginia tech. perhaps studying nutrition. >> they're the hokies, so of course. >> it's coming up in sports. zblu think he writes all those jokes? next in sports, the flyers wrap up a two games in two days trip to florida. we'll see if they can sweep the sunshine state swing. plus trust the process. the man so named wasn't on the floor when it mattered most. the sixers went down to the wire without joel embii

turkeys born on july 18th, not bad. they got to stay in a very famous hotel, the willard continental hotel, one of the most famous here in washington, d.c short distance from the white house. one assumed they were able to get a little corn meal and soybeans, they favorite food, and tomato slices are their favorite snack. not bad for a few turkeys born in july. then heading to virginia tech for their stay at gobbler's rest. >> 18 weeks old and 40 pounds, that's a lot of turkey. mike, thank you. >>> we'll be right back with a look at when the banned queen scored an unlikely hit that lots of people predicted would be a flop. and it happened on this day in history. looking for a medicare prescription drug plan that could save you money? at unitedhealthcare, we offer three plans to choose from to help meet your needs- including one that's brand new for 2017. introducing the aarp medicarerx walgreens plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it features $0 copays on all tier 1 prescription drugs filled at walgreens, one of our lowest monthly premiums, and the convenience of more than 8,000 walgreens nationwide, including duane reade. so if you'r

d.c. police officers planning to partake in a turkey giveaway at five elementary schools, including harry tubman. -- harriet tubman. each child will go home with two full bags of food for thanksgiving. walmart is donating the turkeys and lexis-nexis is donating the other food. autria: 7 on your side, smart shopping week, wrapping up today. we have teamed up with the we are showing you how to save some big money. horace holmes joins us now with today's project. horace: you don't have a dog, do you? autria: i don't. and i don't know if i would pay for their dental services. [laughter] horace: a doggie kisses the end of a long day can be a warm welcome. but not so much if that dog has stinky breath. today'st that one dog owner who has been searching for a good deal on a teeth cleaning service for her pop. but what she has found has been too pricey. so, sinker teeth into this one. meet stephanie and remi, who is in need of professional teeth cleaning. >> we clean her teeth daily. you can still see some caked on things. she hasn't been given for cleaning ever shocked. >> it's $500 to $600. hor

turkeys will be famous. they are going to washington, d.c. where president obama will pardon one of them. it's a tradition that became an annual event president george h.w. bush pardoned a turkey. these turkeys have been fed and groomed by the domino family in iowa for 12 weeks now 40 pounds and will arrive in our nation's capitol on monday. the domino family will be spending thanksgiving at the white house. >> kim: fur a loyal viewer of the program you know that tom has delivered us traffic turkeys right before thanksgiving in the dialed up this year but they have been funny in years prior. >> i've been known to do that. right now we have road problems of a different variety. this san accident bermuda and pilot. you can see a taxi cab and another car. someone was put into an ambulance. to the live scene we want to show you the girders are staging for placement over the weekend. the 215 will be shut down at the aior tonight until 5:00 tomorrow. going to be a huge mess. you'll want to talk alternate routes. >> jeff: we're keeping our eyes on the freeways for accidents. we have one at charle

d.c. after the meal each family was sent home with a turkey courtesy of john wall charity. >>> university of virginia men's basketball coach tony bennett announced that austin nichols has been dismissed from the program. he played one game for the cavs collecting 1.3 rebounds against st. francis rules. >>> huge saturday for virginia tech and maryland. the terps played their third straight game against a top 25 team. hokies play notre dame. kick off is set for 3:30. fobo. fobo... fear of better options. cure fobo with black friday savings now. up to 40% off, 24-months special financing, and free delivery. >>> my favorite part is that. i miss that jackhammer. >> "saturday night live" alum kristen wig returns as host this weekend. after skipping last week's episode because of a prior commitment alex baldwin told "vanity fair" magazine he will return this week to reprise his role as plektd donald trump. >>> when it's nice and cold outside we can be inside watching "saturday night live." >> we've got about six hours to enjoy tomorrow? >> >> the big change happens winds will pick up. winds will

d.c. public schools. >> and holiday travelers are on the move with turkey day approaching and according to aaa this thanksgiving will be the buzzest for travel in nine years. >> annie yu is traveling this morning. she has more on how local airports are dealing with the influx of travelers. good morning to you annie. you made it to the airport. that's what we mean. >> i maip made it. is that extent of my travel wisdom. >> that's as far as you're going. >> you can come back to the station. >> round trip. >> wow. >> but speaking of trips we ran into some "fox5" viewers and they're headed to dallas for the big game on turkey day and their flight is on time and the board looks good now. no major hickups or delays and if you look behind me there's a number of people here that early hour and this will pib you u7. according to airlines for america more than 7 million americans are expected to fly this thanksgiving week a slight increase compared to last year. that's a lot of people. of course all warning passengers to arrive early we cannot emphasize that enough. that's the kia louing yourself enough time expect airpor

turkey in the oven. also be sure t precautions if you are using your fireplace.yo i justur talked to a d.c. fire spokesman. he says that the cause of this fair, the specific cause isecif still under investigationesti tonight. live in northeast, lindsay watts, fox5 local news. > ' switch it up. et cetera on been a long timeee since the cowboys redskins face off got this kind of attention. the stakes were high. it was closer than expected even thougn at times it didn't feel like it. curb cousins and the skins and series. the first play in the quarter quarter. jordan read breaking free to the outside. read did return after suffering a first half shoulder injure requirement the two point conversion failed and the skinsn wereand down. nine-plus minutes to go it's now 24 to 12. deshawn jackson that was a beautiful play. a 67-yarder, the longest this year for jackson. under seve cowboys third and nine for the skins, out of the pocket, fines december bryant for 21 yards. it's 31-19 cowboys.wb thenoy the skins march right dor the field, two minutes left,left cousins to a leaping jordan reen back in

today in southeast d.c., warnings came out for the marion berry free turkey. it is sponsored by several nonprofit groups and helps to >> people get depressed the holiday season. heat is a necessity. we're just trying to play our small part in the grand scheme of things. >> the form he mayor started annual turkey giveaway. lawmakers kept it going after he died two years ago. we're working with you to make sure every family can put a hot dinner on the table thanksgiving. i got a chance to visit with high partner, pat lawson muse today. >> reporter: we haven't slowed down. the giving is still going on and will be until we've wrapped up a little later this afternoon. right now i want to introduce to you debby jarvis. she is the vice president of corporate relations. we have donated more than 25,000. here's this year's check for $5,000. and we do it because we care. because we want to help those in need. we're so happy that you to this year after year. >> we have another friend here. he has a couple of bags and a do you know this guy? chuck bell. you came down to s

turkey fire. look how fast that sucker goes up in flames. its national product testing and evaluation center or it holds the event at that center near washington, d.c. and they do this to show you that first of all you have to be really careful when frying a turkey. you have to do it far, far away from anything that can burn like out in the open because this is what happens. and it happens all the time. here are some of the tips. stay in the kitchen if you are cooking a regular meal. supervisor the children. position those outdoor fly turn off the stove. and make sure all your smoke detectors work. >> krystal: if you don't want to fry a turkey, leave it to someone who does. you don't have to take that risk. >> michelle: i bought mine already made. sliced even honey. we just want to make sure everybody is safe. >> krystal: yes we do want everybody to be safe this thanksgiving holiday. do like michelle said. >>> happening today, exciting times, we'll finally find out taking the ice here in las vegas next month. it is exactly five months from when the nhl granted las vegas an expansion team. team owner bill foley set to make an the announcement at 5:3

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turkey in the oven. also if you're using your the proper precautions. i just checked in with d.c. fire. they say the specific cause of the fire here is still under investigation tonight. in northeast d.c., lindsay watts, fox5 a local news. > thanks giving where so am people are at home with their loved once, first experiences, hospital employees are off and working. for the last 17 years the four seasons is showing their appreciation of turkey and byes. the hotel donates an 500 meals to those who serve us on thanksgiving day. itself really something that a lot of people look forward to in our region and they come back year after year. i work in the emergency department and every year that they've had it it's been fantastic. i mean when we're having to work they're over here making meals for us. >> since we're here, why not extend outside of the four seasons world and also do this on the street, do this for on this day, all of the public servants, people in hospitals, policemen and anybody else that may be on duty this day. more than 6,000 meals have been served over the last 17 years. >

julia goldman is getting answers from d.c >>> as a candidate last december donald trump was asked about turkey's role in the fight against isis and began by saying this. >> if i have a building in istanbul. it is a tremendously successful job called trump towers. >> reporter: as president-elect that concession is all the more striking given 59 properties at home partner the world bearing his name. there are rules to prevent conflicts of interest for officials but doesn't apply to president and vice presidents who put their investments in a blind trust. trump said he would tap his children. in a blind trust -- >> i would put it in a blind trust if ivanka and donald run it. but i would probably have my children run it with my executives and i wouldn't ever be involved. >> reporter: with his children involved in the transition ethics watchdogs say the set up doesn't wall off the trump organization to the trump administration. >> you are turning business over to your family which is close to you. a real blind trust is one where he independent third party to manage his investments. >> reporter: the a

for instance, last week "about 100 foreign diplomats from brazil to turkey, gathered at the trump international hotel in washington d.c. to sip trump-branded champagne, dine on sliders, and hear a sales pitch about the u.s. president-elect's newest hotel." we serve sliders. i mean, those mini-burgers make tiny hands look huge. ( cheers and applause ) but i'm not sure the sales pitch was even necessary. one diplomat said: "why wouldn't i stay at his hotel blocks from the white house, so i can tell the new president, 'i love your new city and say, 'i am staying at your competitor?'" yeah, it would be rude for a foreign diplomat to meet president trump and not stay at a trump hotel, same way it would be rude to come to america to meet president kennedy and not fly into j.f.k. and last week, trump also met with some of his indian business partners who are building a trump-branded luxury apartment complex south of mumbai, seen here on twitter, giving trump the thumbs up and ethics the middle finger. ( laughter ) , of course, now that he is going to be the president, business donald trump's attention. he's got to save that

turkey dinner. >> they went to five elementary schools across the district. >> so excited. >> officers made a special delivery to the fifth graders in the d.c. junior cadet program. >> great opportunity to help the community to give back to the community. >> each child is going home with a 20-pound turkey. >> they visit with the junior cadets to create the positive impressions and encouraging careers in law enforcement. >> this is a foundation of community policing. young people building rapport with officers. >> many of the children are in challenged neighborhoods. >> a huge contribution to the family. >> joy and the happiness. >> while the kids might take for granted a bag full of groceries, gratitude for this meal is evident on smiling faces. in northwest washington, mike carter-conneen, abc7 news. michelle: still ahead at 4:00, marilyn monroe looks like a million bucks when she wore the dress wishing j.f.k. a happy birthday. you won't believe the winning bid at auction. and who is taking it home. don't mind the cold weather on the way. there is plenty to do. "good morning washington's" kidd o'shea has the weekend kickoff up next. michelle

for instance last week about 100 foreign diplomats from brazil to turkey gathered at the trump international hotel in washington, d.cranded champagne, dine on sliders and hear a sales pitch about the u.s. president-elect's newest hotel. well, of course, trump hotel serves sliders. those mini burgers make tiny hams look huge. >> yes. >> this is awesome. welcome back to nickelodeon. >> just slimed everybody. >> thanksgiving dinner. >> what is it? >> are you feeding your kids? >> yeah -- >> we have a big feast. >> you're the youngest? >> yeah. >> and the only boy? >> yeah. >> that's like my life. i was the youngest and only boy. worst hand me downs ever. right? >> do they -- >> they don't pick on you, do they? >> we'll let these guys go. let me just tell everyone thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> and the podcast, two chairs and a microphone. and if you are in new york city you can catch him this weekend. >> have a great thanksgiving. >> thanks. >> we'll be over. what time is dinner? >> 3:00. come on over. >> me, too, by the way. up next, live to the thanksgiving day parade set to begin in a matter of minutes.

turkey with our families. >> there's something else happening that day. d.c. versus dallas. hello, go skins, twa with both teams coming off big wins. >> news4's sports reporter jason pugh shows us four things you need to know before thursday. >> the redskins with a huge primetime win on sunday night. here's what you need to know about the victory. >> how do you like me now? how do you like me now? >> kirk cousins with a message to general manager -- how do you like me now? cousins is trying to earn the and rookie running back rob kelly making a national name for himself. his nickname is fat rob. the redskins heavy with three touchdowns with the undrafted rookie and the dance moves from dan schneider. >> we've seen a lot of shots taken in that booth over the years of a downcast dan schneider. not bopping his head to jump around. >> not much time to celebrate, the redskins visit the cowboys on thanksgiving day. >> of people talking on social media. here he is -- how do you like me now? almost an aggressive hug and a head-pat for the gm. how do you like me now? he's known for t

d.c. area. i think you're going to be fine through the morning tomorrow. turkey trotting, temperatures low 40s. maybe bring some layers. all and all, not that bad. a few light scattered showers mainly in the morning. temperatures low to mid 50s tomorrow. 8:00 a.m., a few showers here and there. we'll keep a little bit of spotty sprinkles and drizzle through the afternoon. with a bu spotty sprinkles. weekend looking good. breezy saturday. sunday, gorgeous with plenty of sunshine. temperatures stay in the 50s. just a little bit of rain as we get into your thursday. also into thanksgiving. then also mid next week. >> thanks, lauryn. >>> there are millions, literally millions of artifacts in the smithsonian museum's vast collection. because of the lack of space, scores of them are not on display. seen items with the world. she went behind the scenes at the national museum of american history. >> reporter: when you think secret treasures, museum collections, the end of raiders of the lost art likely comes to mind. in suitland, maryland, we discovered a similar scene b

d.c. last night. president obama greeted each former service member and served them turkey and gravy. the first lady and sasha obama also served food. the dc armed forces retirement home serves more than 400 service members. before serving those dinners to the veterans last night, president obama served up his share of dad jokes at his final turkey pardon. we love m ali a and sasha not so much. mr. obama said they couldn't take his corny cope i can't of dad jokes any longer. he may be getting last laugh after he leaves office. >> m ali a and sasha, by the way, are thankful this is my final presidential turkey pardon. what i haven't toemd them is we are going to do this every year from now on. no cameras, just us every year. cold turkey. ah. >> come on. >> see, this is why they skipped out on the ceremony. the pardoned turkeys, tater and tot will now reside at their new home at virginia tech. >> good for them. >> they'll have a nice long life of leisure at virginia tech. good luck. >> better than the alternative. >> there you go. >> family tensions hit the football field today. redskin

whatever money you can afford for our turkeys for troops telethon to buy food baskets for local service members and their families. the number to call (202)895- 5560. but d.c. delegate eleanor holton wants to change the way the national weather service measures snow in washington d.c. instead of reagan international airport which is in another state they want it to come from the white house the u.s. naval the national ash receipt yum and snow fall from the airport in virginia do not accurately reflect what happens in d.c. so far no response yet from the national weather service. i 1987. >> we had a snow storm them. >> 11.5-inches reported at national airport. 11 at dueles. it did take us by surprise. >> we do better now. not that we don't have some of those humbling mote moments as meteorologists. >> i remember it just kept sliding with my car. >> we don't want any of that. if you want to see a bigger story i did speak to the you can find that story on wusa 9.com. no snow today. a bit of a breeze and a cold front coming but a very mild start to autumn. let's show you our day planner for friday afternoon veterans day and we salute all of our veterans who ha

bound to be conflicts of interest. 100 foreign diplomats from brazil to turkey gathered at the trump international hotel in washington, d.c to dine on sliders and hear a sales pitch about the u.s. president-elect's newest hotel. well, of course, trump hotels serves sliders. those mini burgers make tiny hands look huge. >> how about hip-hop rick perry. >> deejaying for vanilla ice. >> and dancing. that was amazing. >>> meanwhile, donald trump spending thanksgiving at his mar-a-lago estate. what does it take to secure trump's winter white house? that is next. ng you to a real dr for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. learn your key health numbers and take control today. every tv doctor knows scrubbing is serious business. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now with one touch using the mycigna app you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money. need to be thorough. >>> president-elect donald trump spending the thanksgiving holiday at his mar-a-lago resort. we get more from cnn's ed lavandera. >> reporter: protecting president-elect donald trump is a c

turkeys being prepared not to be eaten but to be pardoned. the birds are leaving their home in iowa en route to washington, d.c., where president obama will officially pardon them next week. a tradition that's been going on at the white house since 1989. >>> and the 2017 boston firefir' firefighters within the boston fire department. the calendar cost $20. it's all for a good cost with 100% of the proceeds going to the boston firefighters burn foundation. i'm in shape. that's what's buzzing today, las vegas. back to you. >> thank you, dana. >> y'all look fine. >>> well -- >> no. they look fine. >>> boos for kanye west. >> that after he announced his support at his concert for president-elect donald trump. >> i voted for trump. >> the rapper went on a 15-minute political speech between songs at his oakland concert. he told the crowd he plans to model his own 2020 run for the white house after the trump boos and cat calls. some stayed in their seats. others walked out. >>> five times the joy. meet a kentucky couple's quintuplets and the unique birthday they share. >>> an app that could help a lot of military veterans who suffer from pstd. >>> right no

so she's one of my top five turkeys because she likes to claim that she is the white knight of washington, d.cas it relates to wall street. she says she's against wall street being involved with politics. but, she endorsed hillary clinton. and one study showed that for every dollar trump received in donations from wall street in financial services, hillary clinton received at least $539. a lot of hypocrisy there. >> huh. now you have president obama clocking in at number four. he obviously didn't get the election result that he wanted. but there is something specific that he said that made you want him to be number four on this list. listen to this. >> governor romney, i'm glad that you recognize that al qaeda is a threat, because a few months ago, when you were asked what's the biggest geopolitical threat facing america you said russia. not al qaeda. you should russia. and the cold war has been over for 20 years. >> morgan, why is he your political turkey? >> it's obvious in that clip. i think he's regretting what he said in 2012 mightily. as we know, the obama administration and the hillary

d.c. shout to tony lewis, jr. and seventhth annual turkey give back.e b our r at least 300 families every single year in washington, d.c.d so important to make charityha cool again.ol aga >> that's right. they need your help.your help. you into he had to come out ando help donate, c right. r >> this saturday 9am. >> come on in, gang. g >> we going to feed youou starbucks will provide coffeeofe and shout out tony louis and yod today vaughn. hef foall ou chef for all of this. >> fantastic.taic >> looks like the holidays allil >> thank you. >> we'll see you again tomorrow. have a good day. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. just fifteen minutes and a little imagination are all you need to make thanksgiving magic. chex party mix. it's what thanksgiving is made of. ? sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, >>> live from new york city, it's the?i "wendy williams show" >> don't judge. but we're judging. >> it

d.c. as well today.l welloday some high school football action.. forty-seventh annual turkey bowl this time woodson goingtimi for its fourth straight turkey r bowl win. they beat wilson in the gamehee last year. t eastern high schooll to invite everybody to stay to y tuned today. here's the deal. we are going to do good day ashs we always do but at 10 o'clockol this morning it's all all skins-cowboys pregame. >> okay. >> brody logan is down in dallas. of course the whole crew -- he does the slow on sundadyy log e whunda morning. >> right. >> going to be here with us to h today so we'll do good d uays 9:00 to temperature 10:00,.,. >> we'll be checking in with some experts from butterball.tsf >> get your ques what you need to know beforew be you hit the stores foamres fo morning.mo some folks already out there >> ?? >> 7:25 right now. new this morning, one of>> 7 the olympic's most pioneeringpioneei athletes has died. >>> theresa manuel was themanu first african-american woman won from florida to compete in theet international games.es she attend the the 1948 olympics in london

d.c.. the personal chef lauren picked up full thanksgiving feast with all the fixings and each family received a turkey to take home for thanksgiving day. john wall foundation malcolm x elementary. this was kickoff of next year after veent. wall gives back to children in the area because he sees a lot of himself in them. >> when i was a kid i did not have an opportunity to have a lot being less fortunate nobody is different we're all the same type of people you have money or don't i feel everybody is equal. is certain people are born into certain lifestyles and situation you cannot control and some don't have thanksgiving. i've been there times we had to might not have a lot of food certain nights. i lot of these families may not have a thanksgiving to go to. all of us can come together as one big family john wall foundation and people helping me and all the families eating and having chance to take electricy home and have thanksgiving next thursday will be a big factor to them and put a smile on their face. >> it's good for the community and this is one of the few that actually took the back. he has a

d.c. and negotiationare underway in los angeles and miami. >> he was rescued and now a pet in stockton. >> leon the turkey lives in the spank twear and they say he isn't like most turkeys. he likes to be kissed and have his belly rubbed. just like me. >> they found wandering the streets in southern california and taken to an animal shelter there. >> if you are watching the waste line. this is something to keep in mind. for the holiday or tune it out completely. according to the council. all the good stuff equals to 4500-calories and 229 graham it is of fat. thankfully, it does include appetizer and desert and it will take you one hour of jogging just to work off a slice of me can pie which -- -pecan pew. >> it has tons of calories in it. >> during sal's interview in the last segment, he did. we were asking folks. do you like traditional, are you willing to try something new. >> 63% said no. i am sticking to my traditional thanksgiving meal. i am one of them. >> me too. we are doing all turkey and all the things you expect. >> other it is do it other way. >> then i would bend a little. otherwise it is my way or the highway. >> henry lee and ou

fks you're going to need a wine that pairs with with the turkey and d all its trimmings. with is master rosewood d.c. keith gold son.ith gold s good to see you.od t >> great to be here. gre >> a liquid courage neverge happens when when lovely is inyn the house. us >> the thanksgiving dinner is aa an interesting meal i don't feee like everything goes with it. wi >> very true.ery and a lot of times what we normally drink or enjoy younjoyu don't need to go that crazy.raz. >> right. >> the big serious heavyvy cabernet might be too much.uc >> evident thering.hering >> something about, you know,ngo the meal is big anutd, heavy ls have fun, light refreshing wines so that way you can go back forr seconds, leftovers and o course, pumpkin pie later.pukin >> one of safe water drink champagne.. >> i'll talk as -- i'm opening i if that's all right.allight. >> yes. >> but i find that bubbles whene in doubt never go wrong with bubbles.bbs and a lot of champagnes can getg kind of crazy price wise so whaa i found that i really love is i most champagnes the best ones bn are chardonnay and pin know noio based. based.

d.c. hundreds of spectators are expected to be there to watch workers cut down the tree. and this year instead of a chainsaw workers will be using a traditional cross cut saw. >> and dunkin' donut, the turkey and cranberry sauce on a chibatta roll. you have to help bhee that stuff, ryan. you're fancy. they'll also be able to get creme brule and coffee and other treats are also available. >> for me, that's the best after thanksgiving to have a sandwich like that. another 30 minutes of 7news ahead. >> 7news at 6:00 gets started right now. >> a woman tied up in her own home. >> i have been robbed by three men. >> now we're hearing her call for help. the thieves still on the run. , and a race for the white house, candidates making last ditch efforts in a crucial swing state. >> temps up near 70 this afternoon. cooler weather returning tomorrow. >> reporter: and bad business. phony companies showing up at hank investigates. he is. >>> we begin at 6:00 with breaking news. police in derry new hampshire investigating three racially motivated crimes. >> officers say all three targeted the same home. byron barnett live at that home with more op the investigation. byron. >> yeah, these are clearly ra

d.c. you're . . >>> ricky martin starting your day off on 12 today. 6:48. the 12 news poll question of the morning, how do you cook the turkey, grill it, fry it or bake it? you have tame to weigh in. go to 12news.yo for realtime on the road traffic. before we get to that. let's look at this, tram. >> hey. how do you pass the time stuck in traffic? you do it this way. as they do in china. smog caused a massive traffic jam. we're talking about a six-hour standstill. so this group of ladies decided to pass the time by square dancing. hmm. okay. i don't think that they'll be right, jen? >> yeah, probably not, guys. good morning to you. we are looking now out to the east. a stunning sunrise this morning. unfortunately, a huge backup here on the 60 heading westbound into phoenix. we, as i spin this camera around, are entering the 60 westbound at mill avenue. and this traffic is backed up for a few miles because of a crash just before priest. weus moments ago, and it doesn't look too great, guys. hopefully nobody was hurt in this one. so, if this is part of your commute this morning, you're definitely going to want to try to avoid