gobble gobble. >> by the way, gobble gobble happy turkey day and happy hump day.n use all of them. >> look at that. >> i know. >> quadruple witching day. >> it is really amazing. cost of thanksgiving day dinner for the average of ten people has actually gone down in the last 28 years. which items have soared in price? the one and only jane wells is in culver city. jane. >> reporter: you know, melissa, everybody is concerned about food inflation. actually, one of the fastest growing parts of the grocery industry is organic food. i am here at sprouts in culver city. while the american farm bureau federation is saying the average 16 pound turkey will cost, i don't know, $21 and change, a little less than last year, the fastest growing hot selling item are these organic happy free range turkeys which cost at least twice as much. while the overall meal for ten is 49.41, that's 31 cents more than last year. this is not where you're seeing food inflation. this is where you're seeing food inflation if you want to have that christmas roast. the federal government is saying

three, gobble gobble. joining me to break it down is a usa today contributor.ble, it's that time of year. >> yeah, with stocks, a record-breaking week on wall street. it was interesting. i will tell you, francis. it was not that intuitive, it was fueled by china and the european bank using stimulus to stimulate the economy. now, is that going to translate into gobble, gobble, shop, shop for the holidays? i think it's a tough correlat n correlation. i will say, on amacro level to look at your portfolio over the weekend, when it's a retirement or 401(k), and not to see red, and look at this, people clapping versus the full sweat trader on the floor looking like he is about to jump out the window, that doesn't make you run to the mall. the back drop is positive. >> when you first here that, you hear soaring stocks and you think that is good and it equals consumer confidence. >>> and what about this. >> best buy, target, walmart, positive momentum and go into the holiday shopping season, but i will tell you, francis, you don't want to be testing in q 3. i was outsi

and it's gobble, gobble day. i did that because guy hates it. in terms of the oil equity trade.t's what most people are trading. if we are to believe we see oil 60s before the 80s. >> some of the names, petr china, they have room to rally. and you have a scenario, oil going into this meeting can -- there's a lot of squeezes. i think you're set up to rally. a spike, maybe not sustainable. i agree. losing about a million barrels of demand, and there's tons of supply. so much has been priced into this, long into the meetin ingm >> if you believe that oil is going to 60. >> do you? >> no. but downgraded cbi and jacobs engineering. but if you believe a bounce, i believe they're dirt cheap. the bottom in terms of the stock price. chicago, bridge and iron off the down grid. >> time for pops and drops. a drop for verizon down 1%. >> downgraded citi to a knew ral. flat on the year, i don't think you have to step in and buy in front of increased costs in 2015 to compete for customers and spectrum. to me, buy it here for that yield, you keep astop eive lent, that's 56, 47. >> drop for sola

gobble, gobble, gobble.eated in their turkey thrones, they are ready to answer your thanksgiving 911 questions about turkey, sides and dessert all morning long. right to it and begin with alex guarnaschelli alex, what are your thoughts on cooking the bird breast side down and flipping to crisp the skin for the last hour asks one viewer? >> i love that. i actually take my turkey out and rest it breast side down so the juices flow back through. the white meat needs the love. it's dry. so roasting it that way, all of the juices pool there and keep it nice and sexy. and then you turn it over, crisp that skin, and you've got that kind of great combination. moist meat, tasty, crispy skin. love it. >> and a sexy turkey. i like that. alex, all right. thank you so much. and we want to ask our viewers, keep sending in questions. get all of alex's troubleshooting tips at goodmorningamerica.com. very good stuff, right? >> tasty, sultry stuffing. >> heavy rain in the northwest. flood alert right now. ginger is in philade

gobble, gobble. i have not been doing this. >> you know, i was going to let you say that. okay? sober as a judge. >> your water is in my office, by the way. >> okay. >> happy thanksgiving, janice. >> you too. >> thanks. love you. >>> officer darren wilson breaking his silence about the fateful moments before michael brown's death. the legal battles in ferguson may not be over yet, though, as the department of justice investigation still underway. we'll give you details about that. >>> new questions about whether or not the u.s. government paid cash to get bo bergdahl back. a number of top level defense officials sidestepping questions on that matter. >>> we're heading over to the white house for a presidential pardon. it is the pre-thanksgiving tradition for one very lucky turkey. right back with that. >>> welcome back to the real story. the attorney for meeblg brown's family now pressing for federal charges after a grand jury decided to not indict police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of brown last august. the attorney also accusing the prosecutor in the case of de

gobble, gobble, gobble, gobble. >> lerner is mistress of air shire farm. 800 acres in virginia.s interesting as her business is how she got here. she fwru up on a farm in california, making enough from raising cattle to send herself to college. >> i learned to love work. i'm happiest when i'm engaged and working and thinking and striving. >> she got into computers. in 1984, she and her husband started cisco systems that found a way to link networks of communities, the foundation of the internet. six years later, venture capital people were running cisco. >> we got taken to the cleaners. part of that was, if you don't have an employment contract, i got fired by the same guy who fired steve jobs. >> lerner had a second act. she started a cosmetics company called urban decay with edgy colors for women like her. >> it's historically been people who had disposable income who made strides in farming. look at george washington or thomas jefferson. >> she raises shires, war horses that go back centuries. scotch high land cattle and those turkeys which she says taste better because of th

gobble gobble. >> in addition to cheese, he pardoned one of his friends, mack.te in virginia. the president joked pardoning these turkeys will be the most talked about executive order of the year. >> that's a beautiful bird, almost like a peacock. >> will you be enjoying something like that? >> unfortunately, yeah. >> reporter: most of the highways are wet this morning, you get to watch the ramps, most of them are slippery. we have a crash near the oxford circle in the outer drive. medford lakes, the turkey trot starts at 8:30. will it be a good morning to run, david? >> reporter: it will be dry in most spots. we have snow showers that are moving away from us, allentown you're done, bethlehem, maybe a couple of minutes. dry elsewhere. it's cold, though, if you're dressing the kids bundle them up with the extra gear. 36 by 9:00. noon, 40, 3:00 p.m., 42. that's the high, 36. winds running 6 to 1 miles per hour. a lot of stores closed today, you might have to go to the bakery early on, to get the last minute goods for dinner. dress warmly this morning as we are in

. >> i thought it was the gobble gobble. >> so, she made the feet, she attached the little tail, andrkey-shaped buckeye peanut butter balls from cookies, cupcakes and rdio.com. >> but i'm not done. >> oh, my god, two turkeys? >> yes, the turkey ball and then the cake. and she does make it look like a stuffed turkey, because she cuts everything off and shapes it into the form of a turkey. she takes that part she cut off and turns it into stuffing, puts it in the oven to make it browner. she takes the extra cake, mixes it up with butter cream ice cream and shape the drum sticks. >> wow! >> she also made wings. see, you're impressed, aren't you? >> that looks like a cartoon turkey, but you can eat it. >> yes. >> if you want to replicate any of this, go to rightthisminute.com and click on today's show or check out our mobile app. >>> when the holidays come around, a big discussion for families, who's going to bring the turkey? we have that discussion now caught on camera, courtesy of the angry grandpa show youtube turkey. >> 20-pound turkey? >> 20-pound turkey? for what, thanksgiving? >>

yep, bob kelly, a week from today, gobble gobble. >> gobble, gobble, you got t good morning, everybody, 4:17. sue, problems downtown philly, a live look here at the vine st. expressway where the ramp from the vine expressway to go out of town on the schuylkill is blocked, with an accident, now, that's one of those ramps that can get a little slippery. i came in this morning, i saw the icicles hanging from above. as you roll on that vine expressway; how much, right now see the tractor-trailers all traffic leaving town, trying to go west on the schuylkill expressway, blocked right now. they have couple couple of alternates, leaving center city or coming through center cr city, you can go east on the schuylkill, flip the u-turn at 30th street, best bet, though, since leaving the house right now, forget the vine expressway, head out of town, using either the kelly drive or the martin luther king drive, as long as that ramp is blocked, the kelly drive maybe even the martin luther king drive would be two good options leaving center city headed out of town on the schuylkill expressway. anothe

. >> gobble, gobble. >> that, ladies and gentlemen, is an entry.asks, do leftover pecan pies and chocolate pies need to be refrigerated? >> becky, it's leftover pies at your house. becky, what is going on at your house? are you serious? okay, listen, when in doubt put it into the fridge but think about things when you buy them at the grocery store or bakery. if not fridge freighted there you don't have to do it at home. girl, there's leftover pie? >> news you can use. alex, please turn around. uh-oh. we had a turkey collision there. >> the turkey knocks out the sides of the dessert. >> let me ask you this, christine has a request. she wants to know i would like a simple tasty rub for my turkey. what is your view on that? we have ten seconds. what do you say? >> a little paprika. brown sugar and butter underneath the white meat, throw it in the oven. you're good. >> right back with "deals & steals." keep it here. >> coming up "gma's" thanksgiving 911 brought to you by walmart. make wall maurt your first and only place to shop for black friday. the s

. >>> and the world's biggest eater is gobbling his way toward a world record. you're watching "early today." >>> we now return to a brand-new episode of schoolhouse rock. >> how does a bill become a law. >> first i go to the house and they vote on me. but then from the senate, a majority. then i wind up on the president's desk and i -- ow! ow! my leg! they were made of paper! >> that is president obama getting the "snl" treatment, his executive orders over immigration getting schoolhouse rocked. >>> stories making news this monday morning. one man killed, five passengers traveling on this bus are in critical condition. about 25 others were treated for minor injuries. the bus was headed to los angeles to washington state when it veered off the highway and overturned on an embankment. police say the 67-year-old driver voluntarily turned himself in for questioning. they say he showed signs of fatigue. he was also involved in a minor accident earlier in the day during that same trip. >>> a man is in custody after triggering a security scare at ft. sam houston in sa

. >> i thought it was the gobble gobble. >> so she made the feet, attached the tail and you have turkeyeye peanut butter balls from cookies, cupcakes.com. >> perfect thanksgiving dessert. >> look what she did here. >> i have to make two turkeys. >> make the turkey balls and cake. she makes it look like a stuffed turkey. once she starts cutting everything off she shapes it in the form of a turkey. >> see the parts she cuts off. she turns that into stuffing. >> she puts it in the oven to make it browner. she takes the extra cake, crumbles it up, puts it with butter cream icing because she's going to shape the drumsticks. >> wow. >> see, you're impressed, aren't you? >> that looks like a cartoon turkey but you can eat it. >> if you want to replicate any of this, go to our website rightthisminute.com and click on today's show or click on our mobile app. >> when the holidays come around, a big discussion for families. who's going to bring the turkey. >> we have that discussion now caught on camera courtesy of the angry grandpa show youtube channel. >> 20 pound big turkey. >> 20 pounds. >> bi

. >> gobble, gobble. we've been so concerned about the east coast for today, that storm system is finally starting to push out. that's the good news. but also some weather moving into the pacific northwest. so we'll start off with the top three travel concerns for thanksgiving. pacific northwest, rain and wind, likely moderate delays. if you're traveling in california, interstate 5 throughout the central valley, 99, some dense areas of fog and for the northeast, the storm is clearing out. let's take you outside right now. it's not exactly clear. high clouds up above. we still have some haze. temperatures primarily in the 50s. but we've got the coldest temperatures up in the north bay. for tomorrow morning as you get up, kind of get, i don't know, your favorite recipes going on before you get the company over in the afternoon, we'll have temperatures in the 40s. if you have a fireplace, you're not supposed to burn here. we have a spare the air day with hazy conditions to begin the day. you can see for tomo

happy thanksgiving, gobble, gobble. bye-bye. >>> this week on "moyers & company" -- >> john roberts gets it so deeply wrong in his understanding of history and he gets it so deeply wrong in a way that has really hurt us, because he keeps striking down campaign finance laws. >> this corruption is an american issue and we can find a way to unite us against a fight that nobody on the merits can defend. >> announcer: funding is provided by anne gumowitz, encouraging the renewal of democracy. carnegie corporation of new york, supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement, and the advancement of international peace and security at carnegie.org. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide.

and the best day to gobble up deals is the same day you gobble up turkey. >> black friday is really likelack week. >> reporter: how do you know when a deal is a deal. mark elwood uses this simpb the rule of thumb. >> you shouldn't buy anything that is less than 30% off. >> reporter: he says wait. prices will go lower. and to make sure, turn to social media. >> one of my favorite ways to learn about the secret discounts is twitter. >> reporter: arm yourself with the latest saving apps if you have shopping online. >> my favorite tool is poach it. it's like a discount ray gun. when you are just about to buy it, click the button and it will scrape the internet for discounts available for that item. >> reporter: till three. go for gift cards. raise and full granny help you buy girt cards for up to 30% off. you can give up as a gift or double up on discounts at your favorite stores. and when in doubt, elwood says, just ask. >> that helps a great deal. nothing beats a smile. if you said, i would rather buy it from you right now, but it's cheap fehr i use the app, will you match it? show them th

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so gobble, gobble on that. >> i like it.hiladelphia police sharing the spirit of thanksgiving with the community today. it was the depth's operation thanksgiving. and police sent out complete turkey dinners for some 400 families throughout the city each dinner containing turkey with all the trimming. >>> little girl from bucks county just got something most of us take for granted, an ear. >> that's right. the three-year-old little girl was born healthy but she has tiny monthly formed ears she has no ear canals, no eardrums and she needs to wear a special hearing aid in order to hear. emily rodriguez and her family traveled to california in late october for special reconstructive ear surgery and today this l trooper was beaming as she showed off what she refers to as her new big girl ear. doctors can only do one ear at a time and emily will return to california in april to have a second operation. surgeons actually traced emily's mom's ear making her ear the same size and definition. >> they used a synthetic framework and the

. >> gobble, gobble. >> david letterman is next. make it a great night. a secure retirement.w home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the world headquarters of cbs television, throughout the solar system and beyond, it's the late show with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now yourant tote for tryptophan, david letterman!

. >> chris, we gobbled those boys up.eks ago? boy, do we feel good about this team right now. eagles had never lost on thanksgiving day. that was not about to change. mark sanchez played his butt off. jordan matthews with seventh td of the year. second half lesean mccoy he said he's the same guy last year when he led the nfl in rushing. 159 of the birds 250 plus yards rushing and e guilty d dropped it like it's hot. 33-10 the final numbers. eagles in sole possession of the nfc east at nine and three and knock the cowboys down to size. mccoy took his talk about being the best is not done. >> i feel like nobody gave us a chance today. you know, and i think that you go in there and you want the super bowl. that's the goal that's what we're doing. >> chris coming up in sports we'll tell you why the eagles are confident they can do the very same thing when the two teams meet again in two weeks. >> i'm sure they can. thankful for the eagles today. thanks, keith. >> the owners of a vineland restaurant put profit aside today to g

gobble gobble gobble. you know, week from tomorrow?i cannot believe that. >> oh, can i bring up something speaking from week from tomorrow? i'll do it later. american made products, a lot of people, they make sure, i'm not giving gift this year unless it was made in america? >> right. >> all of the things on this table a myriad of propped action okay, shirt, pant, all made in america. we'll tell but which website you can go to make sure it is only made in the u.s.a. deciding between bread and health care is no longer a problem. healthy pa offers name-brand health insurance for the cost of a few basic groceries. if you're uninsured, visit healthypa.com to learn more. >>> a lot of people it is important to them that gift they buy, made in america. >> some call it american made matters, non-profit to educate consumers on importance every buying american made products. they want everyone to buy at least 1us product today, and also, for the holidays. >> look who is here, jim hammer, it is "hammer time". >> did we explain american made matte

>> reporter: turkeys gobbled up in flames. carcasses cooked to a crisp. classic mishaps explain why today inside this building in naperville, illinois, the enrve center of butterball is buzzing. >> butterball turkey talk line. how can i help you? >> reporter: there are more than 50 experts to take you around their wing. >> put a drip pan under the great. >> reporter: questions range from the mundane -- to "can i brine my turkey in the washing machine?" and "the family dog is inside the turkey and can't get out." just today, the hotline received 12,000 calls. and i was one of them. my mom says you should cook the turkey upside down. is there any truth to that? >> we don't recommend that. >> reporter: really? >> it's going to be wobbly and hard to take it out of the oven like that. >> reporter: for those who want a turkey looking like it was fresh out of the oven of a norman rockwell painting, the butterball hotline is open, eager to help those who tend to foul things up. the hotline first opened in 1981 with just six people answering the phones. more than

gobble, gobble, guys. we can gaze at the stars to bring us back home ♪ ♪ in a place so far away we'll b be there and that's how we'll stay ♪ ♪ every wish is a command let us take you there to never never land ♪ ♪ neverland ♪ i won't lie i'm a little bit frightened but my imagination i swear i'll try with the feeling you're my inspiration we can fly ♪ ♪ if we want to i promise you we'll give you wings ♪ ♪ just take the second star from the right straight ahead to the morning light ♪ ♪ just take the second star on the right straight ahead to the morning light ♪ [ applause ] ♪ feels like there's nothing left i'm on my own and the road ahead i must walk alone ♪ ♪ they're all leaving me they don't believe in me ♪ ♪ but they can't take away my mind where they're going they'll never find ♪ ♪ got to be stronger reach up higher must dig deeper ♪ ♪ find the fire feeling lighter no more frightened anymore ♪ ♪ i can run now so much faster now be my master i've broken the demon i won't have to wait much longer ♪ ♪ i'm

gobble gobble, everybody. thursday is thanksgiving day. and the markets are closed. on friday the markets close early after a half day of trading. attention, all you black friday shoppers. you may actually be searching for the deals on the wrong day. so what is the right day? joining us right now, personal twin correspondent sharon epperson on the real bargain days to shop. and they almost never involve standing in line outside in the cold. that's the good news. >> that's the great news. >> if it's not black friday, though, when is it? >> well, it is actually the sunday before thanksgiving. that early. do you have your act together? i certainly do not. but if you know what's on your list, that's a great day to go. or even go the day before thanksgiving. >> why? >> a lot of folks think cyber monday's a great day too. no, actually, if you want to go online, shop on thanksgiving day. >> is that because the retailers are really trying to get you early in the season? >> there's so much competition. there's always been a lot of competition. but now when you can figure out

. >> gobble gobble to everybody. safe travels in the snow tomorrow. i'm melissa >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. my job is not to entertain you, but educate you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or, of course, tweet me @jimcramer. so that's why we rallied. that was my reaction to this morning's amazing 3.9% gdp growth number for the third quarter. giving our country the fastest growth -- ♪ -- back-to-back quarterly growth, that we have had in ten years. that's a monumental turn. and while i typically don't care about these numbers, as you know, on a day when the dow inched three points lower, s&p down 3.2% and the nasdaq advanced 0.7%, this gdp number is so encouraging that i actually think it's worth to take a few moments out to discuss it. first, when you've had a run like the one we have had lately, it better be backed by some

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. >> come on, raise your arms, gobble, gobble, gobble. >> she is mist as interesting as her businessow she got here. she grew up on a farm in california. making enough from raising cattle to send herself to college. >> what i learned is to love work. i'm really happiest when i'm engaged and working and thinking and striving. >> she got into computers. in 1984, she and her then husband started cisco systems. then found a way to lend networks of computers, the foundation of the internet. but six years later, venture capital people were running cisco. >> how do you get fired from a company you started? >> we just basically got taken to the cleaners and part of that was if you don't have an employment contract, i got fired by the same guy who fired steve jobs. >> lerner had a second act. she started a cosmetics company called urban decay, with edgey colors for women like her and in 1996, she bought the farm. >> it's historically been people with disposable impact who made strides in farming. you're such a pretty girl. pretty is as pretty does. she raises shires, war horses that go back c

shift a shade with nice'n easy. [ gobbling ] >>> interesting. i didn't know that. >> all about retail sales. make a list. check it twice. right at the top of so many of ours, what's hot, what's cool, what's in demand this year? >> if you have your heart set an giving that highly coveted gift, might want to jump on it sooner rather than later. abc's rebecca jarvis explains. >> reporter: not every year brings about tickle me elmo fever. but generally, each holiday season there are those inevitable gift cravings. if you are one of those shoppers determined to give the latest must-have gift, this year, do your research and then go shopping. for kids, experts say the top toys list of 2014 will include anything transformers, everything teenage mutant ninja turtles but this year's tickle me elmo is elsa from "frozen." they are hot. >> i wouldn't necessarily wait. the prices will be good an black friday and on cybermonday and then creep up and won't be back down until probably mid-december. >> reporter: for kids today as tech savvy, their wish list will

that's because the biggest price cuts start tomorrow and the very best day to gobble up the deals isling up the turkey. >> black friday is like black week. >> how do you know when a deal is a deal? we enlisted the shopping guru and he uses this simple rule of thumb. >> don't buy anything less than 30% off. prices will almost certainly go even lower and to make sure you are getting the best price his first tip is turn to social media. >> one of my favorite ways of learning of the discounts is twitter. >> arm yourself with the latest savings apps if you are shopping on-line. >> my favorite on-line tool is a discount ray gun. if you have something sitting in your shopping basket and you are just about to buy it. click the poach it button and it will scrape the internet for any discounts available on that item. >> tip three, go for gift cards. they let you buy full value gift cards for discounts up to 30% off so you can give as a gift or use them qors to double up on discounts at your favorite stores. and when in doubt, el wood says just ask. >> that helps. >> nothing beats an old-fashio

gobble. >> you're a skiing grand mom? >> i think i'll watch. >> just falling down the slope, i'm pretty good at that. did you bring food? >> we brought a bowl of sausage here. >> has it been tough wrangling all these people here? it is the toughest job in the world. >> it is hard to pack for everybody but we're thrilled, we're excited to go. >> let's talk about the weather as well been were you concerned about the weather, the fact we were concerned about snow and rain for this area? >> yes, we left early with lots of time. we're excited to get on the plane. >> the good news is, there's going to be some snow where you're going. >> oh, yes, yes. i have my ugs and i have all my clothes and i'm happy. >> as long as you're happy, that's the most important thing. we're going to be here pretty much all morning. we're just checking out the weather. i can tell you, for the moment here, it's going pretty well. no real delays. the weather's looking fairly good. a bit of snow predicted later on. for now, back to you. >> all right, t

. >>> the bay area's own joey chestnut puts his gobbling skills to the test. >>> that sunshine is in we still have some fog burning off. we'll detail your sunday forecast and get you into this next week. >>> mill valley was our big winner at the valley floor. oakland hills close to two inches. san francisco one inch there. san jose just over quarter of an inch. no rain on the radar this morning. we're clear and dry. we still have fog burning off across the tri-valley. other than that you can see we're looking at good sky conditions. temperatures this morning not too cold. we're still many the 40s. in the south bay you can see we're looking at good visibility. no fog there as well from our live sky camera network. later on this afternoon you'll notice temperatures will be fall like. san francisco you'll be at 65. north bay at 68. the 49ers have a game today at 1:25. you'll notice clear skies for the start of that game. 65 degrees at levi stadium. you'll notice as we head through the game skies will remain clear as the sunset happens around 5:00. temperatures will cool off quickly in t

the biggest price cuts start today and the very best day to gobble up the deals, the same day you'reurkey. >> black friday is like black week. >> reporter: how do you know when a deal is really a deal? we enlisted shopping guru mark elwood. he uses this simple rule of thumb. >> you shouldn't buy anything that is less than 30% off. he says wait. prices will almost certainly go lower. and to make sure you are getting the best price, turn to social media. >> one of my favorite ways of learning about secret discounts is twitter. >> reporter: tip two -- arm yourself with all the latest savings apps if you're shopping online. >> poach it. it's like a discount ray gun. when you have something sitting in your shopping basket and just about to buy it, click the poach it button and it will scrape the internet for any discounts available on that item. >> reporter: tip three -- go for gift cards. apps like raise and go granny let you buy full value gift cards at discounts up to 30% off so you can give as a gift or use them yourself to double up on discounts at your favorite stores. and when in d

gobble, gobble. other retailers open later in the day. you know how i feel about this, right?y escape famine and destruction in the new world like going shopping. >> @christine romans. >>> missouri's governor revealing his strategy to crack down on violent protests if the police officer who killed unarmed teen michael brown is not indicted. brown's parents also weighing in on the possibility of what they would like to see on the streets of ferguson. >>> plus, a polar plunge. it is expanding this morning. it is coming for you. 200 million americans now facing these temperatures. jennifer gray tracking what you can expect. that's next. [ male announcer ] it's a warning. a wake-up call. but it's not happening out there. it's happening in here. [ sirens wailing ] inside of you. even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis, an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. learn more about the role damaging inflammation may be playing in your symptoms with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. and then speak with your gastroenterologist. wi

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. >> well, a lot of gobbling. >> i will take it. >> okay. >> a lot of gobbling, at the white house toou here by pardoned from the thanksgiving dinner table. congratulations. >> in addition to cheese, the president also pardoned a turkey named mack. twenty-nine will now live out their remaining days on a estate in virginia, the the president joked that pardoning these turkies will be the most talked about a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart. tom hanks and rita wilson will co host the national christmas through lighting, thinks 92nd year that will take place december 4th on the white house, and performers include, singer patty labelle, the tenors, neo and kelly wright. >> melissa magee with one last look at your thanksgiving day forecast. >> yeah, guys, conditions are improving. we will show you storm tracker six live double scan radar. there is precipitation pressing out of the burlington and mercer counties there in new

they send investors a message while gobbling up huge quantities of stock at inexpensive prices.f these players as the cannibals of finance. companies that are devouring themselves via gigantic buy backs. they are snakes eating their own tail. sometimes you see it in jewelry. except on wall street it can create immense value if it's eaten correctly. let's get through stock market c cannibals and see what is worth buying. first there's flextronics. when businesses want to outsource their manufacturing needs they go to flextronics and this company covers a diverse array of end markets including consumer technology and medical, automotive and aerospace. this is growth and massive cash flows. the things that wants to make me buy it hand over fist is the buy back. over the last four years this company managed to retire a third of its shares with one hand tied behind it's back. it's based in singapore and limits buy backs to 10% of the share count. year after year they'll bump up against that limit until 13 months ago when they gave the government permission to raise it's repurchase au

blinds gobbled them up on thanksgiving day. some stuff up his sleeve, how about the game opening touchdown drive? first quarter touchdown in seven games, color had five at six. it's 7-0. later in the first, stafford back to throw for detroit. jeered alan get him. the ball comes out and alan fights ever before possession. the bears are at the five. after a 2 yd loss, cutler heaves it up and you can't guard this. its 14-0 with the bears. and from there they are out. stafford and johnson treats them like a great school team, stafford truce could of been for 90. the magnetron two touchdowns among the 11 receptions. fastest receiver ever. the bears lose 34-17. not much the coach could say. >> i don't know that they did anything. we had some penalties and we just didn't do enough. we couldn't overcome that adversity. matching score for score, we just couldn't do it. >> would talk about it, whenever we talked, they were getting the pressure. >> playoff pressure is off the bears at this point. game getting up today, the bulls and celti

. >> this story is also new on "action news," a greedy thief gobbled up 140 frozen turkeys from an illinoisrkeys were supposed to be given to the needy. police believe the thief was prowling for tools and took the turkeys instead. they estimate the loss at $1,000. >> in the next half-hour of "action news," a dramatic ending to a police chase caught on camera and kansas, missouri. >>> a preview of pitch perfect ii is coming up. party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life. blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues! woo-hoo! as our gift to you, take 20% off the entire store. twenty percent! the entire store! hey, with savings like that, you could redo your entire house. just sayin'! blinds to go. blinds for life. >> an armed woman was arrested outside the white house. it was the second such arrest in two days.he white house. a secret service pe

he has the strut of a grand champion with a romantic kind of a gobble. works for me. besides that 49 pounds, around 22 kilo. he would have had to be in the oven already roasting if they were to use him for a thanksgiving dinner, right inspect that's a big bird. >> absolutely. and in second place coming in at 47 pounds, meet mac, born in july. this feather shaker has a gobble that will remind you of a bluegrass. >> what is bluegrass? >> let's stick with thanksgiving. after a turbulent few weeks on capitol hill, president obama joking the decision on which turkeys would be pardoned would be the most talked about executive order of the month. obama said his fowl friends had a lucky escape. >> i'd say if you're a turkey and you're named after a side dish, your chances of escaping thanksgiving dinner are pretty low. so these guys are well ahead of the curve. they really beat the odds. >> now, for those of in north america, though, it's almost become part of the annual thanksgiving tradition, battling bad weather and travel chaos to spend the weekend with loved ones. >>> wi

[laughter] she can gobble my ghost any time. [laughter] gamergaters say that the scandal is really about something called ethics and video game journalism and claim collusion between critics like sarkeesian, female developers and the media to favor softer more female friendly game where in this game you play a gust of wind. do you know what i say to that gust of wind? blow me. [laughter] now according to news week, the original claim that started all this, collusion between one developer and one reviewer wasn't true. but the fire was lit and the film wars began. >> it is a group of male gamers who are attacking women. >> threats of death and of sexual violence. >> bomb, rape and death threats from on-line has hers. >> she went into hiding over the weekend after receiving death threats like these. you just made a blank game nobody likes. that's it nobody will care when you die. >> stephen: as opposed to on-line trolls, their death led to wide celebration. gamers have been awe hassed too, gamers have complained about anti-gamer, a

jeanne moos reports on the gobble gobble that became nibble nibble. >> reporter: baste the turkey, preparee pie, when you sit down the thanksgiving dinner, give thanks your portions aren't hamster size. tiny hamsters tiny thanksgiving is actually dinner for four. two hamsters, a rat, and a rabbit. which made it -- >> extremely chaotic. >> reporter: and long. it's not quite two minute video took 12 hours to shoot. the pilgrim halfs are taped on and the human pilgrims serving the feast is actually an l. a. food critic. hamster thanksgiving was brought to you by the same folks who created tiny hamster eating tiny burritos. and tiny birthday cakes. and tiny hamster versus kobayashi the former nathan's hot dog eating champ. the hamster won. a viral ad agent vie dreamed it up to show off their creative chops. are those actually dental instruments you're using? >> yes. >> reporter: that's a dental mirror inspecting a burrito and that's a scalpel carving the turkey. >> with every shoot, we hire a food stylist to kind of design and work with the animal trappers to find out what each animal's diet i

. >> well, gobble gobble to you too, mr. speaker boehner. folks here, here's the truth. this thanksgiving, millions of people will sit down with their families knowing they won't be torn apart and deported. millions of people will have health insurance who didn't have it before. and that's what republicans want to take away. but the president won't let it happen. joining me now are maria theresa kumar and jonathan capehart. thanks for being here. >> thanks, reverend. >> so, maria, the president is changing lives. republicans are filing a lawsuit. is that where we're at? >> i think the president basically is heeding what the american people are saying. we need change. we need to stop the gridlock in washington. and the president is saying, if you're not going to do it, i'm going to take the pen and sign executive orders until you get your act together. the president is addressing the real needs of the american people, whether it's immigration or climate change, he's setting precedent, saying we have to move forward, otherwise we're holding back the future and we can't sta