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he appears to be addition for the food networker now.is the tv star governor unveiled his creative taketraditional thanksgiving dinner. let us know if you think this is going to win the [indiscernible] award. >> yes, we are going to be alone physically. but we are spiritually together celebrating in a way that is even deeper. you are giving thanks and honoring your global family. it's not a normal thanksgiving. it's not the traditional thanksgiving. it's better than that. it's deeper than that. it's more spiritual than that. >> tucker: your global family. has there ever been a dumber person in public office? a global family isn't family at all, and you should know the governor cuomo is not spending thanksgiving with his global family online on zoom, he spending it with his actual family because he's in charge and he gets to do exactly what he wants. but for everyone else subject to his rules, they are having turkey with a heap of loneline loneliness. well, the critically acclaimed governor also made it clear that its law enforcement was once ability to make certain that after nearly 400

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beth bechtel who is the deputy director general of the food network culture when a session at the united nations thanks very much for being with us why do you think this serco nation is needed now. you know well there's really 2 dynamics that are at work today that necessitate the coming together of this important coalition the 1st as you've been reporting is coca 19 in only 6 months the virus has reached every part of the world and we can already be certain that the pandemic is going to have continued long term effects on food systems and also food security and nutrition especially for the most vulnerable the pandemic is a global problem that requires a global response if we are all committed to preventing this health crisis from becoming a food crisis 2nd is our shared a commitment to the 2030 agenda and our sustainable development goals we really need to make sure that we think about food systems improvement long term and not to meet with other risks with another kind of big coalition has are enough to ideas but practically achieves little as you mentioned sustainability but many of t

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joining us eden grinsphan, author of "eating out loud" on the turkey, jeff mauro from food network'soa on desserts. let's start first, eden, with you. the best two tips for turkey. >> okay, so here's what i got, i absolutely 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 combina

there are real needs out there and there's no way that as remarkable as our food bank network is, this do it alone. the public can't do it alone. it's going to require public/private, government changes in policy. all of us have to come to the table, recognize this is an all-in fight so we can do something that's truly sustainable. now, we've made some progress over the course of this pandemic. for instance, our network from march 1st to october -- the end of october, we've already provided over 4 billion meals to people in need. the challenge is that people will need a meal after the ones they've already received. so we need to continue to ask your audience to go to feedingamerica.org. i ask they find the food bank that serves their local communities and figuring out what they need. and i also ask that if they want to be a part of a national movement, that they also consider the national work that we do at feeding america as well. and then as for congress, we've done this before. during this pandemic, in a bipartisan way, congress has actually provided $1.2 billion worth of resources

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food insecure. it's really tough out there right now. >> and in october alone, your group, feeding america, your network of food banks and pantries distributedhis number, it completely blew my mind. 548 million meals, up 52% from an average month before the pandemic. how are you even keeping up with this skyrocketing demand? >> well, it actually begins and ends with the remarkable network i get to be affiliated with. 200 member food banks that stretch across the whole country and u.s. territories that serve every single county in this whole great country of ours. and that number, that number, you consider that, let me give you a higher number. since the pandemic started from march to the end of october, we, our network provided over -- million meals. extraordinary. bottom line, they refuse to give up on people facing hunger and do whatever it takes to make it happen. >> yesterday i spent a good bit of my day covering a food pantry here in new york city, where i live, and they have seen a similar increase in demand. they've gone from a church basement to taking over the church itself, just lined with food. they've had to move outdoors instead

eating tomorrow some thanksgiving recipes like stuffing, pie, thanksgiving staple temperatures food networkut squash soup in virginia a droi brine herb burt in new jersey sausage stuffed mushrooms are any common in your household. >> they aren't we have some close to it i have learned decades ago whatever recipe my wife comes up with us the best for thanksgiving. and -- she does make a mean pumpkin pie, my waist shows it apple pie as well. her stuffing, is -- delicious, why, again, i show fruits of those laborers. >> one of the unique things to east coast, and mid atlantic region oysters in stuffing maybe not i bet folks in louisiana, and gulf coast even eat it that way, but you will find like, you put oysters in stuffing really delicious, and you might have like a country ham instead of a turkey in some places brian what are you eating other than patti labelle moss pie. >> for me brussel sprouts bacon, and corn backache unhealthy sweet potato on side if i get those i don't care what else is on the tabling i am in good ship. >> brussel sprouts you can deep fry capers on them serve mayonnais

and save on food network! plus, free store pick up. give with all your heart. kohl's. 00:00am morning news at 9. morning everybody thanks so much starting your day with kron 4 morning news on marty gonzalez and i'm noelle bellow it is saturday november 21st and we're counting down the hours until the statewide covid-19 curfew. >>goes into effect tonight. we'll take a closer look at the parts of the bay area that are going to be impacted tonight in just a moment, but first we're going to check in with the forecast a lot of folks waking up this morning shivery just a little bit far as the forecast was i a good morning guys good morning everybody at least we're off to a mostly sunny start to be some afternoon clouds kind of toss about a little bit. >>into the afternoon, however, we don't really see anything happening until sunday night maybe a sprinkle up there in the north bay that's a possibility not money in the bank though golden gate bridge shot look at that nice blue skies at hand we did see down to half moon bay, a few high clouds this shot coming in from timber on

food banks across the country. the situation is so dire that feed america, a network of more than 200 food banks, said the u.s. faces a shortage of up to 8 billion meals in the next 12 months because of the new demand, because of so much food i security across the country now. those aren't the only lines that deserve attention either. long lines of people waiting to get tested for covid as the virus spreads everywhere. now long lines in america's airports as people are traveling in numbers we have not seen since the pandemic began, despite the continued warnings from the cdc. some of these lines are out of necessity. too many americans are without food. some of these lines are medically necessary. new covid cases are surging, and also let's be real, some of these lines are not necessary at all. so many people traveling this holiday season. let's start there with cnn's pete muntean. he's at washington's reagan national airport with more. what are you seeing now? >> things are just going here, kate. we've seen long lines here but also atlanta and milwaukee. all of it means that people are still flying in spite o

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go to feeding america [ cheers and applause which is an amazing organization that has a network of over 200 food and 60,000 food pantries and meal programs around the country. feeds over 46 million people each year. so when you buy these p'jimmies, not only are they a a great gift, but you're also feeding a family [ cheers and applause more details on this later bubt they are officially available as of right nnow on alexmill.com woo! all right, guys. let's get to the news and the jokes. well, guys, this is exciting the fda has just given the green light to a new type of coronavirus test listen to this >> the fda has approved emergency use for the first covid-19 test that can be conducted entirely at home the kit, made by lucira allows users to self-admister a nasal swab test and then wait for the results which come within 30 minutes >> jimmy: all right, just in time for christmas it's the ultimate stocking and nasal stuffer. [ cheers and applause i think you can tell how your marriage is going during quarantine by how deeply your spouse pushes the swab in. [ laughter ] it's like, "honey, honey,

and empathy toward others in need, just as i and my colleagues at the national action network did as we handed out food to the hungry and seniors in harlem, new york. on the eve of the holiday, president-elect biden delivered a message of understanding and hope. >> we fought nearly a year-long battle with the virus that has devastated this nation. it's divided us, angered us, set us against one another. i know the country's groan weary of the fight. we need to remember we're at war with the virus, not with one another, not with each other. this is the moment where we need to steel our spines, redouble our efforts, and recommit ourselves to the fight. i know we can and we will beat this virus. america's not going to lose this war. >> our sitting president approached the holiday weekend differently. he started with signs of good will, finally dropping his stubborn refusal to give the president-elect access to transition funding and daily security briefings. but as the week wore on, things went downhill quickly. we saw president trump sending out dozens of tweets, continuing to falsely claim that he won t

hundreds of thousands of people applied for unemployment this week, feeding the largest network in the country 80% of foodanks more people this m year. what they need is more help in funding. >> feeling the strain around the holidays and feeding america 60% of food bank are short staffed. despite the demand for more volunteers, some charities are sending workers home to better social distance during the pandemic. many of the volunteers are usually older which puts them higher risk of contracting covid-19, but health and funding some of these organizations might have to close for good, mike. >> mike: alex hogan in new york tonight, alex, thanks a lot. and tonight's focus on pope francis in history naming the first african-american to the college of cardinals. chief religion correspondent lauren green has details. >> pope francis this week and elevates new members to the college of cardinals, the highest ranking clergy and the roman catholic church. including for the first time in history and african-american. wilton gregory the archbishop of washington, d.c. >> the last, i was the one that was chosen, but

are your food banks prepared to meet what is potentially a lot of new need? >> well, i'll tell you, i'll bet on this networke to do everything that they can all the time. but the simple truth is: there is no way that the charitable food system can do this alone. it is an all-in fight. it is going to require policy interventions, regulatory interventions. it is also public/private partnerships. i think we have to get really serious about doing something about this because in our country, we actually have the resources and the ingenuity that is necessary to really solve these problems, as nuanced and complex as they are. >> brennan: good luck to you and your organization. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> brennan: we know worldwide more than a quarter of a billion people are likely to be acuting hungry in 2020and this crisis is getting worse. the u.n.'s world food program is the world's largest organization, addressing hunger and promoting food security. we go to its executive director david beasley, who joins us from florence, south carolina. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> brennan: t

network is building. more people are donating after learning about the temple's activities online. the monks of pink temple have so far given out 70,000 foodacks. they have started a circle of mutual help around their temple, and it continues to expand.

certainly everybody who can afford it should buy food directly from those people in the farmers market, in the restaurants who are supporting the networkrganic regenerative local farms and ranchers. it is critical right now because all of these farmers have lost their restaurant customers right now. until that is why we are focused on selling farm boxes. we are going to be open more days doing that because we want to include more farmers. that is something really, really crucial. and i can't be any other place in plant a seed. plant a seed in a flower box. plant a seed wherever you are. even if it doesn't grow well, you learn something. a new complaint the right thing the next time. plant food. plant food. plant trees, but plant fruit trees. and i know there is a planting that's going on internationally. billions of trees to be planted for climate, restoring the climates. but it is very hard. under really appreciate you letting us know exactly the places to give our money. because i am bombarded by requests. i keep going back and giving to the people i know. but i know there are a lot of new people that are doing remarkable work. we re

i don't want to say chase wasn't into that much chase's network was predominantly retail so it's the idea of the foodarket, the supermarket where you to 1-stop shopping. that is a nice concept. i've never seen it work in practice. sandy while later set the stage. so could they pull it off you my story is who is the ultimate -- let me say this, the real management team came from chemical bank. go back - i didn't realize this myself. you go back, the money in the bank in new york in 1980, pretty much by 1990 there is something else that chemical acquires many -- >> the manufacturing sector, too young to remember. >> and chase, chemical was good at acquisitions. they didn't have a hangup, chase is the better-known name. that is how chase created jpmorgan chase, jpmorgan was considered the institutional side, chase is the retail side. so that was the idea. the only thing you say how did it start off? it didn't start off well. >> as far as merging of the culture. >> if you are from morgan morgan doesn't want to be acquired by anyone. the last was chase was more bureaucratic, morgan is more elite. chase, t

food csis. >> desjardins: claire babineaux- fontenot is the c.e.o. ofer feeding a. >> we're seeing an average increase across our network of about 60%. now, embedded inside of that 60% would be some of our food banks that have seen as much as a 400% inease in need. >> desjardins: wow. >> yeah. so, one example of that would be a recent example out of north texas, where maybe your audience would have seen images of lines and lines of cars, of people who were lined up for food distribution. we're continuing to see that happen. >> desjardins: freelance photojournalist brenda ann kenneally has seen that, too. she spent months documenting american families struggling, and coping, with food insecurity during the pandemic for the "new york times." for some, it was an awakening. >> the last family that i photographed, in san diego-- you know, almost the lastba ion of the middle class-- the woman had been wplking in evenning and things that require social congregating, anh ch, she lo job. and she has thredren. and so she started going to food pantries, first for herself, and then quickly realized that of her neighbors did not have access to the

demand will stay at a higher rate, and slower growth rates, but we accelerated online and food in our total networkwe grew last quarter 115% in the u.s., and more than 50% in europe the acceleration expedited us in five months what we otherwise would have done in a couple of year's time. that will stay the higher base will stay often in the years to come the other thing what we see is customers are changing habits, looking at fresh food, healthy food, better balance in the diets, online services, and the trends will stay, and of course in this heavy season of pandemic but also thanksgiving, and holiday season coming up, it's therefore utmost importance to us to make sure that safety of our people, safety of our associates and our customers guaranteed in a very busy times to come. >> frans and david, i want to thank you both for being with us, and congratulations on the deal. >> thank you very much >> thanks, becky. >> bye bye. >> thank you. >>> thanks, becky. when we return, we're going to tell you everything you need to know about janet yellen who we're told is joe biden's pick for treasury secret

food crisis. lisa claire babineaux-fontenot is the ceo of feeding america. >> we're seeing an average increase acrs our networkf about 60%. now, embedded inside of that, 60% would be some of our food banks that have seen as much asn a 400% increaseed. lisa: wow. >> yeah. so one example of that would be a recent example out of north texas, where maybe your audience would have seen images of lines and lines of cars, of people who were lined up for food distribution. we're continuing to see that happen. lisa: freelance photojournalist that too. kenneally has seen she spent months documenting american families ruggling and coping with food insecurity during the pandemic for "the new york times." for some, it was an awening.>> one family that iot raphed in san diego, you know, almost the last bastion of the middle class. the woman had been working in event planning and things that require social congregating. and so she lost her job and she has three children. and so she started going to food pantries, first for herself, and then quickly realized that many of her neighbors did not have access to these resources. li

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network rated #1 in customer satisfaction. it's your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> the devastating economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic millions of americans relying on food this thanksgiving. by one estimate, 50 million americans will go hungry this year and as cnn reports, it will take 8 billion meals to feed them. >> reporter: the journey to get food, through the cold and covid-19 has been long and hard. >> you got to take it one day at a time and as long as you have for today, you save for tomorrow. when foreman get here, something is going to happen. >> reporter: and it did. just in time. >> thank you! >> no problem. >> reporter: days before thanksgiving, back at the house foundation, a local food pantry in the bronx, new york, made a special thanksgiving delivery, filled with everything she need for her and her two teenage daughters. >> is this a relief that i don't have to purchase all of that? >> reporter: over 50 million americans won't have enough to eat in 2020, in part, because of the pandemic. feeding america, the largest hunger relief group in the u.s. projects that 8 billion meals will be needed in the next year to feed food insecure mernts

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food. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it took 17 days from when joe biden was declared the winner of the presidential election by all of the major press outlets and networks days of lies and absurd court challenges and tantrums, pressure on public officials, but today finally we got the first full day of the actual biden transition. the incoming biden administration now has access to the fbi to vet potential nominees and funding for salaries and travel and office space, and the ability to communicate without going appointees and crucially civilly servants with information. also a dotgov website. biden's also starting to get the president's daily briefing.

food. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it took 17 days from when joe biden was declared the winner of the presidential election by all of the major press outlets and networks, 17 days of lies and absurd court challenges and tantrums, pressure on public officials, but today finally we got the first full day of the actual biden transition. the incoming biden administration now has access to the fbi to vet potential nominees and funding for salaries and travel and office space, and the ability to communicate without going appointees and crucially civilly servants with information. also a dotgov website. biden's also starting to get the president's daily briefing. this all should have happened 17 days ago, but at least it happened now. here's what biden told nbc news -- "nightly news's" anchor lester holt in an exclusive interview earlier today. >> it's a slow start, but it's starting, and there's two months left to go, so i'm feeling good about the ability to be able to get up to speed, and i fully expected, based on what we've heard so far, we'll get full cooperation with each of the agencies in question. >> today biden formally unveiled key picks for his to

networks. i may have to work for them one day. >> i'm sorry, bob, when i come home from a full day of working, i just don't feel like cooking. >> emily, after looking at this food>> reporter: you and suzanne had the best television marriage i've ever seen. >> we had a chemistry that was wonderful. >> bob, tell me about emily. >> reporter: a second show, "newhart" came in the '80s. it ran for eight seasons with a classic ending. the entire show was a dream, and he wakes up in bed with his first tv wife. was it always the plan to end the show the way you did it? >> no. again, it was my wife's idea, and the audience went nuts. >> you al all right, bob, what s it? >> reporter: you created an indelible tv moment,,. >> she did. >> you really should wear more sweaters. bob newhart has legends of new fans, from elf -- >> you're going to make it fly. >> reporter: -- to "the big bang theory." >> i really like "big bang theory," and also, in the back of my head, i'm like i know how to do that. i'm awake, right? >> reporter: next month, "off the record," showcasing his greatest bits, will be available for streaming. up until the pandemic, you were still performing? >> yeah

food supplies, drink suppliers. it is an ecosystem, isn't it? it is. it is a huge network.h notice as possible because, like i say, it's not just notice as possible because, like i say, it's notjust a case of turning on the lights and opening up. any notice would be really, really welcome. what about your staff? have you been able to use the furlough scheme? yes, we have and it has been a lifeline because, obviously, there is no income coming in and this industry again, there is money trickling out that will have to be paid, so, yes, the furlough scheme is what we see that it is slightly less generous with a national insurance payments and contributions there, so that is money to be found, so this will be why it is so vital to open if we can when they say we can. of course. well, we wish you all the very best with that. thank you very much indeed. good of you to talk to us, natalie moore. the headlines on bbc news: the number of people waiting more than a year for hospital treatment in england hits its highest level since 2008 — as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. the

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network reverend al sharpton. mika is taking the day off. a little under the weather. so you would, too, if you had to eat my foodfour times over thanksgiving weekend. it didn't go well. i thought i would try frying the turkey in front of -- i don't know what was in there, but it was bad. so, jonathan lemire, quite a thanksgiving address by the president of the united states who most definitely didn't seem to be in the holiday spirit. >> the president hit those swooping overarching notes to bring a nation together, a time to give thanks with the message of, i'm president, and you're not. we had an angry donald trump here this past weekend. that was jeff mason of reuters, who is one of the classiest members of the white house press corps who provoked him with some straightforward questions this weekend. these were the first questions the president has fielded from reporters since election day, since he lost that race to joe biden. and he was not giving thanks, but rather it was a weekend of airing grievances there in the white house, thanksgiving night. that was supposed to be an event meant towards thanking servi

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