let's start first, eden, with you.lutely love this tip. if you want to keep your oven -- your turkey in the oven the whole time just take some cheesecloth and just soak it in some beautiful herby butter and drape it over your turkey and what that does, it kind of bastes your turkey as it roasts and keeps the breast nice and juicy. if you want to make sure you got butter in there, pour extra butter on top of that cheesecloth and it will just soak right in. another tip is to make sure you get your beautiful roasted golden turkey, always start your roast at 450 degrees and then bring it down to 350 for the rest of the roast and will get a beautiful golden turkey. >> that sounds like really good advice, actually. jeff, i want to get your top two tips. i'm sampling them. they're good. >> of course, they are. why are they good? first of all let's get to this -- i call this the save the day elixir. the combination of stock and butter and ladle it over somewhat dry potatoes or turkey to reinvigorate it and save your stuffing,

eden grinsphan is talking turkey. for your desserts from tennessee. welcome to you all. all right. we're going to kick things off with our chefs giving you the quick tips and tricks that you need to know right now for your thanksgiving dinner. so eden, you're up first. what are the top things we need to know when making turkey? >> okay, tip one, roasting rack. super important to get air circulation underneath your turkey. if you don't have a roasting rack, aluminum foil will be your best friend, wrap it up, coil it up and put it at the bottom of your roasting rack and turkey on top. if you don't have aluminum foil go for the classic vegetable, we just really want to get that air underneath so it gets beautiful, golden and just crispy kin crispy skin is just the key here. second tip is your wishbone. okay. take the wishbone out before you roast it. ask your butcher to do this, super simple. if you can't do it, take a paring knife by the breast and scrape it out, a paper towel will help you grip it and it will just make

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en el deber a su comunidad prosperar >> edén esta de luto un california y sus canciones dan sobre la no podemos decirle y en el grupo comunitario amigos de cesar chávez tocando música para los campesinos dándole las gracias por su labor en un ejemplo a seguir. especialmente para la juventud porque era un gran ejemplo para la juventud. y cuando no estaba en el escenario con el teatro campesino casi siempre en el rol en la obra la virgen de tepeyac el director de cine luis es el fundador de ese teatro. y es una sorpresa drástica para nosotros y irremplazable. no perdió su lucha contra el covid-19 el día de acción de gracias. deben trujillo noticiero telemundo 48. >>> descanse en paz. decenas de personas tendrán que desalojar sus viviendas el día de acción de gracias sur incendio en un edificio de apartamentos el sinistro o en la casa (nombre en inglés) >>> el balcón es donde estaba la lumbre, y estábamos confundidos queremos saber si se había pasado al otro apartamento de aquí pero afortunadamente no fue así las autoridades indicaron y de hecho está bajo investigación. arrestadas y no

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the jew deca island served as a bowl walk and prevented similar damage in other parts of the city of eden on one to the how much of the most a funds could we have used for effective flood protection systems in the whole city because of climate change, there are going to be more and more storms and floods in the future, and they'll be more intense in a month ago. skeptics believe in the long run these mobile locks in the aging attic sea won't protect venice. and jay, every knows among them. he's also angry that the most a money wasn't used to maintain the city's historic buildings. if the floods are a problem. but the ships and the cruisers or worse, because they're causing the foundations of the city to road. and they're in danger in the structures that the future bellyful knowing what it would make sense to drain the canals on a regular basis and renovate the foundations. but this maintenance work hasn't been done for decades following the successful tests in october, monaco amber seanie is more optimistic about most say and that it will be able to go into full operation in the coming ye

san jose in the south bay and eden veil. it is slippery with some light showers right now. the wet weather in the north bay around heelaldsburg. 32 mills an hour on mt. tam. wind gusts from 30 to 55 miles an hour. and mt. tam and kentfield have seen well over an inch of rain. temperatures right now in the 50s, 60s. much cooler than where you were yesterday at this time. slippery still on the golden gate bridge. watch out in the mountains. we're getting a mix of rain and snow in the sierra. no chain restrictions but best to hold off on travel. 6,500 feet. we're talking up to three feet for the peaks, one to two feet at the 6,500 foot level and very gusty up there. travel is not advised. it's a level one on our storm impact scale tonight. tomorrow we'll be seeing the light to moderate rain tonight. gusty winds over the hills and it switches over to hit-or-miss showers for tomorrow. hour by hour, 6:00 p.m., the focus in t bay, the south bay as we head into 8:00 p.m. scattered in nature. a makes of drid or light showers. 10:00 a.m. to noontime, don't put the umbrellas away just

i've also the alam eden naval air station. she sat on the military theorist channel. we have a port -- >> we have a wonderful portrait of her, she is standing in her district, and right we're near she lived. it is now parkland, and behind her the view you will see if you are standing there today the golden gate bridge. and there is a little bitty in the painting, but enormous in real life, ship coming through. it was part of the naval air station that was there. so there is a lot in there. one of the things most interesting about her, i have not any mention anything about her finger. it is all but is around her. her figure is dark, and black but it is very accurate. that is exactly how she dressed, and exactly how she presented herself. >> she had a grandmotherly matronly look. she was so good with the press, she had one line quips. there was no one who was better. a reporter was after, how have you had so much legislative success coming on these committees, getting legislations passed. she said sex appeal. when she first came into the house, leadership did not want t

also the point that diwali and eden the work that goes into that. —— ide.ble with the vaccination developments, and we have recently seen the benefit of boosting morale. there was quite a lot of talk yesterday, for example, trying to get people into the cinemas again by spring, let theatres put on small panto productions ahead of christmas. they really think that as well as the public health message, they are trying to boost the country's morale, and obviously with christmas being a big part of that, they're not the only one. sport is also a factor. all of this has happened because they really do think that by april, certainly, a big roll—out of the vaccine, one of the vaccines, will have happened. let's talk about the economics of all of this. which are the economics of all of this. which a re pretty the economics of all of this. which are pretty disastrous. richey sue nack‘s spending review this week. he will be doing interviews today. he is. he said apparently according to the sunday times that he is threatening to take away the prime minister's credit c

troops as well as vehicles carrying food and medical supplies headed towards the border them out of eden, ha's with a to great region. we've been told they are enforcement for the troops and government troops who are already engaged in the fighting, which is now day 12 with the to go right people's liberation front. the government has been claiming huge victories and in the past 24 hours have said they have taken over the town off and say, now they have their sights on mckillop a couple of the region. this is of course something that has been constantly denied by the to great administration. it's leader the own government. kyle has been speaking in the past few hours and he has called on the united nations and the african union to condemn what he calls the talks on civilians by the ethiopian national defense forces. including the use of drones, something that's been denied by addis ababa in the past few days to grab people's liberation from tough taken the war to a new level, using missiles, not just against towns like where we also bought about the couple of the region where they target

the jew deca island served as a bowl walk and prevented similar damage in other parts of the city of eden on want to the how much of the most a funds could have used for effective flood protection systems in the whole city. because of climate change, there are going to be more and more storms and floods in the future, and they'll be more intense on the real on skeptic's believe in the long run. these mobile locks in the aging attic sea won't protect venice and jay every night as among them. he's also angry that the most a money wasn't used to maintain the city's historic buildings. if the floods are a problem, but the ships and the cruisers or worse because they're causing the foundations of the city to road and they're in danger in the structures that the future dollar for knowing what it would make sense to drain the canals on a regular basis and renovate the foundations, but this maintenance work hasn't been done for decades. following the successful tests in october, monika amber seanie is more optimistic about most say, and that it will be able to go into full operation in the coming

troops as well as vehicles carrying food and medical supplies headed towards the border them out of eden, ha's with a to great region. we've been told they are enforcement for the troops and government troops who are already engaged in the fighting, which is now day 12 with the to gripe people's liberation front. the government has been claiming huge victories and in the past 24 hours have said they have taken over the town of mata and say, now they have their sights on mckillop a couple of the region. this is of course something that has been constantly denied by the to great administration its leader and given him a kyle has been speaking in the past few hours and he has called on the united nations and the african union to condemn what he calls the talks on civilians by the ethiopian national defense forces, including the use of drones, something that's been denied by in the past few days. the people's liberation from tough taken the war to a new level, using missiles, not just against towns like where we also bought the couple of the region where they targeted the airports. but i've

he later died at eden medical center. dublin police services say they located a crime scene near the dublin pleasanton b.a.r.t. station. no arrests have been made. >>> the university of california has extended its application deadline after its admissions website went down today. the filing period for fall 2021 has been extended to 11:59 p.m. on friday, december 4th. it was supposed to close tomorrow just before midnight. prospective students had complained on social media about not being able to access the site. the university urged students not to procrastinate and to submit those applications before friday night. >>> taking a look at our forecast now, spencer christian joining us. hi, spencer. >> okay. dion. as winter is just right around the corner, we're getting that overnight chill you would expect in winter, but our daytime weather has been really mild. so let's take a look at what's coming our way now. clear skies over the bay area right now. we have a few passing high clouds and a bank of clouds just offshore. th

i just spoke with eden albert, she and her dad owned a restaurant in bel air. they spent tens of thousands of dollars to move the inside outside creating a safe but cool atmosphere and she is appalled and devastated and sad for her staff, she said it makes no sense. she's hoping to survive on takeout but knows many others simply won't make it in this environment. >> we seen in so many cities there are restaurant tours, owners have done the same thing, but a lot of money making sure they try to stay outside as the weather changes so we see, keep us up-to-date on what is happening in california. many municipalities across the country are following cdc recommendations urging folks to stay home and limit their thanksgiving holiday gatherings, some state and local officials are being even more proactive including new checkpoints going up in new york. aishah hasnie is taking a look at that tonight. >> could evening. we will see some extra checkpoints at new york city area bus stops and bridges as shares deputies try to enforce the latest round of travel restrictions.

i just spoke with eden alpert. they own a restaurant in bel air and they spent tens of thousands of dollars to move the inside outside, creating a safe but she calls it very cool atmosphere. she is appalled and devastated and sad for her staff. she said it makes no sense. she's hoping to survive on takeout but she knows many others simply won't make it in this environment. >> shannon: yeah, and we've seen in so many cities that there are restaurateurs, owners, they have spent a lot of money on making sure they could be outside as the weather changes. keep us up-to-date on what's happening in california. thanks, rick. many minister polities across the country are following the cs recommendations, urging folks ty home and limit their thanksgiving holiday gatherings, some state and local officials are being more proactive including new checkpoints going up in new york. aishah hasnie has been taking look at the angle for us. good evening, aishah. >> good evening, we will see extra checkpoints that new york city area bu

it was a garden of eden. who did god give it to? he gave it to the indians. he gave this land to the indians. i always say, look, we're fighting for this land. it's our land. it has always been our land. god gave it to us. the creator gave it to us. we fight for this land. our native blood is all over this land, soaked into this earth. the earth is precious to us.uni our blood is soaked all over this continent, all over this world. native blood is everywhere defending this land so it's precious to us, that's why we try to respect it and do the right thing and care for it, so -- >> so one of the things we think about a lot in thinking about after the memorial opens sorry this sort of protocols around how people use the memorial and we know that native people will know what a prayer tie is and they know the proper way to offer and make an offering and sage and sweet grass or cedar, but how do you think we ought to advise our non-native guests to -- to experience the memorial? >> you know, i think that -- i think that most people are very aware of religions, the

so there's already press edens for that. there's -- precedence for that.s in new mexico, virginia and other states. the bottom line is that the democrats perpetrated a fraud on the american people all across the country. they did everything they could to steal this election by using mail-in ball 09 toking, and we're not -- balloting, and we're not going to let them do that. lou: and, boris, the dominion dimension in all of this, the voting company dominion, have you filed any lawsuits or do you contemplate them against those jurisdictions using those machines? >> well, you have to continue to look into those issues, lou, because you saw what happens with just one relatively small county in michigan. 6,000 votes switched from president trump to vice president joe biden. and then, again, miraculously it was called a mistake, but we know it wasn't a mistake. lou: right. >> so we continue to look into -- even canada where dominion was founded say they don't use dominion. they use a more old school method of counting mail-in and absentee ballots with observers.

he died at eden medical center a few hours later. dublin police services they located a crime scene near the dublin pleasanton b.a.r.t. station. no arrests have been made. >>> in the south bay, a stabbing investigation in san jose has become a homicide investigation. in the last hour san jose police announced the unidentified male died. police say the stabbing happened at capital avenue near mckee road near a target store last night. the motive for the attack has not been released. >>> this morning a police officer in monterey county is on administrative leave as the department investigates a post he allegedly made on social media. the police chief of pacific grove says she is deeply concerned by this post which made disparaging remarks against the black lives matter movement. it was made on the platform parlor, similar to twitter, it is described as a place for free speech. the department said this type of conduct is unbecoming of any police officer. >>> this is important. the university of california has decided to extend its appli

them out of eden, ha's with a to great region. we've been told they are enforcement for the troops and government troops who are already engaged in the fighting, which is now day 12 with the to go right people's liberation front. the government has been claiming huge victories and in the past 24 hours have said they have taken over the town off and say, now they have their sights on mckillop a couple of the region. this is of course something that has been constantly denied by the to gray administration misleader, the brazilian government kyle has been speaking in the past few hours and he has called on the united nations and the african union to condemn what he calls attacks on civilians by the ethiopian national defense forces including the use of drones, something that's been denied by addis ababa in the past few days to grab people's liberation from tough taken the war to a new level using missiles, not just against towns like where we also bought the couple of the region where they targeted the airports, but i've also sent mi

this is shelley in eden, utah. good morning. are you with us? i am.: yes, thank you. i want to just tell everybody how thankful i am that we have the vaccine coming. we will get through this. we are strong, and please, everybody, just be thankful for what we have. i know there are a lot of people who have lost a lot of loved ones, and i am so sorry for that. please, everybody, just be thankful for what we have. thank you. in utah.t is shelley about 10 minutes left this morning. we read the presidential proclamation from 1789. there is plenty out there throughout history. here is another one, from 165 years later, president dwight d eisenhower's 1954 thanksgiving proclamation. it is printed in today's "washington times." here is part of that proclamation, saying, "we are grateful that our beloved country, settled by those forebears in our quest for religious freedom remains free, strong, and each of us can worship god in his own way according to the dictates of his conscience. numeralrateful for the -- the innumerable daily manifestations of his greatness. for the oppo

. >> in texas supporters of the president in their trump flagged emblaze edened trucks trying to ridead. what is the reaction as we look at the video here, what has been the reaction inside the campaign? and in all my years of watching politics and covering politic, i've never seen anything like this. >> yeah. it is appalling. and like you said, we've never seen anything like this. you know, you have a president that puts up barriers in front of voters. and a party as well. they have been doing this for a long time, voter suppression. and what you are seeing is intimidation. and so here is what i say to folks. do not be intimidated. i'm sorry this is happening, but you know what is happening here is what is happening is they know if we vote, where he will win. that is it. if where e vote, we will win. and this election is about a choice. it is about which direction do we want to take this country in. and it is about how do we get out of this hole and leadership. this is why joe biden is running. this is what a biden/harris administration will do. you think about coronavirus, you think

this is shelley in eden, utah. good morning. are you with us? i am.: yes, thank you. just tell everybody how thankful i am that we have the vaccine coming. we will get through this. we are strong, and please, everybody, just be thankful for what we have. i know there are a lot of people who have lost a lot of loved ones, and i am so sorry for that. please, everybody, just be thankful for what we have. thank you. in utah.t is shelley about 10 minutes left this morning. we read the presidential proclamation from 1789. there is plenty out there throughout history. here is another one, from 165 years later, president dwight d eisenhower's 1954 thanksgiving proclamation. it is printed in today's "washington times." here is part of that proclamation, saying, "we are grateful that our beloved country, settled by those forebears in our quest for religious freedom remains free, strong, and each of us can worship god in his own way according to the dictates of his conscience. numeralrateful for the -- the innumerable daily manifestations of his greatness. for the opportunities