she is a food safety expert with the usda meat and poultry hotline. and she says food-borne illnesses occur a lot of times from the dressing. >> that's true. in fact, if you're sitting around your thanksgiving table and you have seven other people there, you might want to think that one of those people is going to get sick from a food- borne illness during the year because 48 million people get a food-borne illness in the u.s. >> what is it that we need to keep in mind, what's the most important thing? >> well, there's a lot of different things we need to keep in mind. first of all, a turkey is just a big chicken. i mean, people get really afraid of it. in fact, one lady was so afraid of the bacteria that could be in a chicken that she took a brillo pad -- >> oh, please. >> and she scrubbed the inside of the cavity. of course, she called and we had to say that was contaminating. this is the weapon that you need for combating bacteria is a food thermometer and there's lots of different kinds. >> to make sure your turkey is cut before you cut. >> that's

. >>> barbara walters, ben stiller and other famous faces answering the donation hotline. >>> cominging 3:00 on katie -- at 4:00, largest study on men and multi-vitamins. those stories and more later today at 4:00 and 5. >>> disney and abc are making today a day of giving. >> hollywood stars, abc news personalities all answered the hotline including barbara walters and katie couric. >> call now to donate. >> you can text abc to 90999 to give $10. disney is kicking off things with a two million dollar donation to the american red cross. samsung is matching contributions up to three million dollars. >>> quick look at other famous folks who have donated mark cuban donated one million. barbara walters donated a quarter million george stephanopoulos another $50,000. [cheers and applause]

nbc's nicole talks with turkey experts over at butterball hotline. >> reporter: sitting down to enjoy dinner with family an friends on thanksgiving day is the best part, but all the work it takes to get all that food to the table could turn into a fiasco. >> sometimes i burn high turkey. >> i burn the pecan pie. >> cut my finger. >> turkey not done enough. >> dish towel or fire. >> reporter: don't worry, no cooking question is too tough for these turkey talkers. if you're having a cranberry crisis or can't remember when to baste your bird, just pick up the phone and dial the highly trabd experts at the butterball hotline. >> we are all food pros. we all have degrees in home ec or dietitians. >> reporter: the butterball hotline has been up and running for more than 30 years, answering more than 100,000 cooking questions annually. the highly trained turkey talk experts can help prevent any dinner disaster. but sometimes they get some pretty interesting questions. >> we are the turkey experts, but when people call and want to know where they can rent a turkey costume, not our area of exp

they could have a pick both according to the college hotline.y could end up from the hawaii bowl to the military bowl in d.c. meanwhile, how other top 25 teams play this weekend determine where stanford will end up. the college hotline says other options are the alamo, fiesta, sun or holiday bowl. >>> when we come back, the giants put their own spin on black friday. [ maraca shaking ] ♪ ♪ oh dole-dole-dole ♪ it is a juice for the soul ♪ you can't go wrong with dole ♪ so many flavors ♪ it's hard to control ♪ it's like a carnival ♪ in your mouthhole ♪ dole -- it is a juice for the soul ♪ [ male announcer ] dole. never dull. >>> welcome back. the giants made sure they are not to be forgotten on this black friday. they began selling single game tickets at 10:00. tickets will be able for april and may and june. you can buy tickets on the web site a sfgiants.com or any giants dugout store. tickets are sold through christmas eve. i logged on. plenty are available. let's bring home the world series yet again. thanks for spending part of your black frida

could you give us the hotline number again? and then we have councilmember -- followed by councilmember james. >> sure. the number again, 415-593-1670. i can also add an e-mail address - 593-1670. e-mail address: movesmartsf@sfcta.org movesmartsf@sfcta.org you can certainly contact - we have a team working on the project. will be manning the phone lines and e-mail address. >> cochair james? >> was there any incentive to take on this by the project. >> that is an excellent question. there is a civic incentive, we are trying to gather feedback and get input on how we should prioritize needs. personal incentive, we are raffling off three $50 clipper cards. i apologize for not mentioning that earlier. >> that is a wonderful idea. we need to promote that more. maybe more people would be more active in trying to solve the budget problems. >> we have been going out to street fairs and things; i neglected to mention that today. >> thank you. do we have any further comments or questions from the council? do we have any public comment? b

if a voter encounters difficulty on the day of the election is there a number, a hotline number, that you would like to advertise for people to call to get assistance? >> yes, thank you for asking. our voter assistance hotline and it is, it's actually live now and it will be available on election day in english is 554-4375. in chinese, 554-4367. and in spanish, 554-4366. if you need another language, call the english number, 554-4375, and people will help you. >> and just one more quick question. >> okay. >> i don't know if i heard you mention that people can vote early also here in city hall, which is fully accessible. did you mention that? >> i did mention that, but it is fully accessible here and we are open monday through friday from 8:00 to 5:00 for voting and the last two week ends before the election from 10:00 to 4:00. >> that's lael good. i also would encourage people to vote but it's a little late now. is it too late to call for the vote by mail? >> no, it's not. you can apply to vote by mail until october 30th. >> october 30th. so, so that gives us plenty of time. so they c

we will get tips from myrna pÉrez voter support hotline.a new front line propublica investigation follows the dark money trail of a so-called social welfare nonprofits behind the expansion of citizens united to a meth house in colorado. >> the gentleman who was living here, i opened the door, he was blind. he reaches out and grabs me by the arm and pulls me to the house. i immediately see there are several boxes, four or five very large containers, on the floor. i could tell law enforcement would find them very important and interesting, and i was determined to get them in the right places because i could. >> all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. voting is underway across the country as americans head to the polls to decided 2012 election between president obama and republican challenger mitt romney. the outcome will again hinge on the results and a handful of battleground states, namely ohio, florida, iowa, and virginia. addressing supporters in wisconsin, pre

>> the butterball hotline. >> butterball has a hotline? >> yeah.ber, the phones are staffed by experts. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> god, i'm sorry. i love my country. >> we will call on our very own butterball expert next on "now." [ female announcer ] think coarse facial hair removal has to be painful? challenge that with new olay facial hair removal duo. a two-step process that removes even coarse, stubborn facial hair gently. plenty of gain, without all that pain... with olay. >>> in about 48 hours, americans will consume some 46 million turkeys. but thanksgiving is, of course, about more than eating. in his new book "thanksgiving: how to cook it well" sam sifton writes quote -- >> sam, we got to juice book sales in a big way. this is an awesome book. awesome book. first i want to go to bill shore over there sitting patiently in washington, as we talk about you pointed out, bill, we talk about hunger and poverty and the needy at specific times during the year but of course this is something a year-round situation. it is a way of life for mi

in one case a veteran called the suicide hotline, and they said they would call him back.ver did. 66% of vets have been waiting longer of the goal of 125 days. worse? more than 228,000 claims have been pending one year or more. on average, the v.a. says veterans wait 256 days before their claim is resolved. paul reichoff, the founder of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america says that the troops are tired of the rhetoric. >> there is a difference of the speak you get from bureaucrats in washington and the reality on the ground. the guys and gals don't care how many bureaucrat there are, pilot studies, how much is being spent. they care if they have a decision back from the v.a. >> there is a saying about the v.a. and you might have heard it that the v.a.'s policy is delay, deny until we die. what is your response to that? >> i would say there are many veterans out there that love their v.a. care. >> the assistant secretary says the v.a. is on track to paid $5 billion. and many veterans are returning with severe and complex mental injuries and sometimes file incomplete pa

that's not what's happened. >> the hotline is run out of an office in this building near los angeles international airport. the group told us they wouldn't speak on camera. we decided to go see them anyway. hey, rich. >> hi. you drew? >> reporter: yeah. just wanted to ask you one more time if we can chat. >> as we said, we've told you, we've made our statements. we've given them to you and we won't give any on camera. >> reporter: so you won't tell me what you told me on the phone on camera, that you're disappointed in this brickmill and quadriga? >> i believe if you read our statements it will cover everything that i've said and anything that you were -- any questions you have. >> reporter: it didn't. that's why i'm here. can we take some -- >> we prefer not on this subject. >> reporter: rich rudnick is the operations director for nvf and over the phone told us the charity hired brickmill and quadriga in 2008. we were told for two years it would be very expensive, then we'd be going into the black. that never happened, he told us over the phone. but in person, neither rudnick nor it

child and family services hotline. it's 202-671-love or 5683. >> what a wonderful story. >> i love that. >> every year we show it and it touches the heart. >> yeah. >>> thanksgiving is a few days away and that means a lot of holiday shopping for consumers looking to cash in on black friday deals. >> and this year, the bargains are beginning earlier than ever. >> reporter: every year, people line up early to get the black friday sales. this year, black friday is starting on thursday and stores will be opening earlier than ever. >> they want to shop early, they want to shop early. >> reporter: for the first time, wal-mart, sears, and toys "r" us will open at 8:00 p.m. on thanksgiving night. target will open at 9. best buy, sports authority, macy's, and kohl's will open at midnight. more stores opening at midnight. >> other places are doing it, you better do it or they won't have mean left when it comes time for your opening. >> i think it's a positive thing to do. >> reporter: some shoppers are thrilled. >> i think it's

like you to believe it takes your money and puts it right back into its unique program, a national hotline to help veterans with anything. but cnn's investigation has found something the nvf likely doesn't want you to know. most of your contributions went to pay the private fund-raisers they hired. >> charity watch gives the national veterans foundation an "f" grade. they're only spending 12% on charitable programs. it's costing them $91 to raise $1 $100. >> reporter: this man grades charities based on their tax filings. those filings show over the past three years the nvf has taken in $22.3 million in donations and paid out $18.2 million to its fund-raisers brickmill and of the parent company quadriga art. but he says it the filings show a common tactic, part of the money paid brickmill was designated in tax filings to pay for educational awareness promotional materials. those solicitations for donations that tell you all about the strug ils vets have and why you should donate, that's the educational awareness and promotion material. >> the accounting is somewhat confusing to the public a

that's not what's happened. >> reporter: the national veterans hotline is run out of an office in this building near los angeles international airport. the group told us they wouldn't speak on camera. we decided to go see them anyway. hey, rich. >> hi. you drew? >> reporter: yeah. just wanted to ask you one more time if we can chat. >> as we said, we've told you, we've made our statements. we've given them to you and we won't give any on camera. >> reporter: so you won't tell me what you told me on the phone on camera, that you're disappointed in this brickmill and quadriga? >> i believe if you read our statements it will cover everything that i've said and anything that you were -- any questions you have. >> reporter: it didn't. that's why i'm here. can we take some -- >> we prefer not on this subject. >> reporter: rich rudnick is the operations director for nvf and over the phone told us the charity hired brickmill and quadriga in 2008. to start a new donations campaign. "we were told for two years it would be very expensive, then we'd be going into the black. that never happened, he

. >> some of our colleagues are manning that hotline, you might talk to barbara walters or chris cuomo, they are standing by, so join us. >>> traffic and weather together, next on the abc7 morning news. >>> here's a live look outside, see that sun getting ready to rise in the east, also continuing to follow a "sig alert" on 101 we'll check in with sue hall. and meteorologist mike nicco has your forecast. >>> facebook wants to teach its users something new. the lesson the website is$x >>> good morning. "sig alert" in san francisco north 101 at candlestick park two right lanes blocked pick-up truck slammed into the back of garbage truck and caught on fire. this is your waze app traffic bagging towards bay shore boulevard, major accident, "sig alert" in effect -- you might want to consider 280 looking good. elsewhere to the bay bridge toll, metering lights on, traffic backing past overcrossings early early stall lane 6, still a stall at the s-curve westbound very heavy on the bay bridge this morning. >>> latest visibilities have improved novato up to 10 miles, napa up to three. santa rosa

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. >> forget turkey hotline. this year if you need help with that bird, go find an app. tips for being a tech know cook coming up. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. >>> what a couple of days. that november chill as stayed with us. now we're looking at a chilly neat. temperatures in the upper 40s, slowly falling through the 40s. i think we will and up in the 30s by daybreak. we'll be close to freezing, maybe not falling. sunset was early. the u.s. naval academy, always a dramatic view. they get struck by lightning when the weather is active, which is not. a few clouds early in bel air and

we got lots of reports into our vote hotline today, and we've been actively calling election officialslet their poll workers know what the right laws are and they doesn't turn voters away unnecessarily. >> stephanie: tweeting today in african-american voting precinct in milwaukee there are 300 people in line and only one voting machine. >> that's the-- >> stephanie: that's something we've heard about before. how does that happen? how is it legal? how does that happen? i voted today in a fairly nice neighborhood. there were a zillion voting machines. it took me 45 seconds. this is not an accident, is it? >> it's incredible. it comes up election after election. after the 2004 election in ohio, the committee actually filed a lawsuit in the state to make sure that there is equal distribution of resources in the state, and continuously we find this issue where it seems that you know frequently in african-american precincts the resources aren't there and there are terribly long lines. but voters are motivated and they're going it stay in line and they're going to vote. >> stephanie: that's t

if you have trouble voting or see problems, call the abc7 news election hotline: 877-222-7777.lete election coverage and get real-time results at abc7news.com the moment the polls close. we'll have updates all night long. >>> temperatures 11 to 13° warmer than average. good morning. record high temperatures possible like 81 in san safety looks like mid 70s along the coast -- upper 70s to mid 80s bay and inland, 20 to 30° cooler thursday and friday >>> northbound 280 accident blocking lane of traffic southbound 280burgling game area accident blocking -- lane of traffic in cortamadera southbound 101 accident off to the shoulder. >>> the news "and what's your name?" "oh, it's flo." "and what do you do?" "oh, i sell insurance like no one else." "oh, that's nice." "thank you." now, that's progressive. call or click today. ♪ i got a feeling [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> and early crowds in times square, getting psyched for election day. got their vote buttons on right there. a big day for the country. a big day for all of us. the voting just starting right now. we're going to track i

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reported by our adult probation on cases involving domestic violence. 47% increase in the crisis hotlines that we're receiving, whether they're nonprofits or coming through directly with the da or commission on the status of women, compared to last year of 47% increase. in child support cases, over 200% increases in those cases, they're reporting increases in some form of family violence associated with the child support cases. so, these are very sobering challenges that we have as a city and county of san francisco. and, so, it is within this context that the d.a. and the commission on the status of women went to and proceeded to get a grant application with our department of justice. and i will first and foremost thank president obama and the department of justice for recognizing a big gap that we have, a gap that is reflective of our multi-culturalism. and, therefore, this specific $650,000 grant is really to fulfill a huge gap that we had when we are looking at immigrant families. we're looking at particularly latino and asian families, but immigrant families who, for many years, we k

. >> reporter: the department has a graffiti hotline, but for it to work, people have to call. usually quick to respond, the department said it didn't initially know about the tagging. >> it wasn't reported to us. we found it on a local blog, so staff noticed it. we went out then and removed the graffiti. >> reporter: that was this morning. when they came back a few hours later, taggers had struck the memorial again for the second time. >> really a nice park, nice family park, and to see some tagging just brings it down quick. >> it's a tribute of honor, and it's the most dishonorable thing you could do. >> reporter: public works sent photos of the tagging to the police different. some of the tagging has been linked to gang affiliations. >>> happening now, the search for a new police chief in san jose will go before the community in just a few minutes. carol lu is there live where public discussion is about to get under way. what is needed there, kara? >> reporter: residents here will be asked what they want. whoever becomes san jose's next police chief will inherit a departmen

. >> hollywood stars, abc news personalities all answered the hotline including barbara walters and katie >> call now to donate. >> you can text abc to 90999 to give $10. disney is kicking off things with a two million dollar donation to the american red cross. samsung is matching contributions up to three million dollars. >>> quick look at other famous folks who have donated mark cuban donated one million. barbara walters donated a quarter million george quarter million george stephanopoulos another [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. call at&t now to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's the fastest internet for the price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi hot spot that connects

well, unfortunately, our turkey hotline, we'll try to get that hooked up because i'm sure you have a can also call 1-800-butterball yourself to speak with mary or somebody else. good luck with making your turkeys today, everyone. >>> up next, best in show. host john o'hurley is going to take us behind the scenes for a look at the most exotic breeds. if you suffer from heartburn 2 or more days a week, why use temporary treatments when you can prevent the acid that's causing it with prevacid24hr. with one pill prevacid24hr works at the source to prevent the acid that causes frequent heartburn all day and all night. and with new prevacid24hr perks, you can earn rewards from dinner deals to music downloads for purchasing prevacid24hr. prevent acid all day and all night for 24 hours with prevacid24hr. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. [ male announcer ] and it's not j

election protection has a hotline if you want to report actions that impede voting. the number is 866-our-vote. some traders are turning to the charts rather than the polls for clues about the election direction. alan knuckman of option shop joins us this morning. good morning. similar to the way you chart stocks, you have been watching the intrade charts on this election throughout the season. here we are. it's election day. what does the chart say? > > the probability markets tell us a lot. as a trader, we've got to remember that we're capitalists. we're not democrats, we're not republicans. we want to see the markets move and take advantage of whatever opportunities are out there. looking at the charts, the price chart on mitt romney had been in an uptrend from september of 2011 to september 2012, but we have been unable to regain that uptrend angle, and if it can't get above that trend line, that resistance at 40, it looks like probability is not on mitt romney's side. > > now, fair to say, just like with a stock, the charts are not 100%, correct? > > of course n

a national hotline for reporting disaster fraud was set up seven years ago, after hurricane katrina. >>> and cell service is getting better for people in the hurricane zone. almost 20% of cell sites in the region are still knocked out. but that's down from 25% a few days ago. >>> and apple's next small thing arrives today. the ipad mini hits stores, minus the worldwide frenzy of some other recent apple rollouts. these customers in tokyo were among the first to get their hands on the tablet this morning. apple is expected to sell more than 1 million this weekend. >> good times at apple. counting that money. >>> when we come back this morning, the last stand. the presidential candidates swing into the final four days of campaigning. >>> and new charges stemming from the jerry sandusky case. the accusations, a powerful penn state figure covered up the crimes. ♪ that'll save the day. ♪ so will bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet. the only one with trap + lock technology. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading

. >> reporter: she got help after she called this hotline run by the florida council on compulsive gamblingast year florida cut its budget by a million and a half dollars while spending 30 million on lottery advertising. pat fowler heads the council. >> a lot of the funding that our organization received was utilized for marketing and outreach. because we know that's how we get help to the people who need it. >> reporter: six states have cut help for compulsive gamblers as they expanded gambling. new york cut 41 programs. but spent $85 million advertising its lottery. >> yeah that kind of rich. >> reporter: state approved gambling generates more than $23 billion twice as much as movie ticket sales. powerball profits fund schools and scholarships. $45 million in florida alone since the last jackpot. lottery hoopla can hide some of the costs, financial and human. >> people out there need help. if they don't give the funding that is needed for this, there's going to be so many more cases like mine. >> reporter: anna warner, cbs news. >> a man on a delta airlines flight from milwaukee to detroi

have to have a comprehensive car insurance policy and if you have a problem or question, call our hotline 1-888-5-helps-u and volunteers are there right now to help you out. >>> all right. lawrence, my in-laws flew into san francisco for a beautiful weekend and it's raining. >> we are seeing tremendous amounts of rain around the bay area and some places getting near 8" of rain and we may go through that in the santa cruz mountains. the heaviest rainfall is shifting further south. you can see still strong cells moving on through. livermore toward pleasanton where you saw some of the flooding early on. still looking at some strong storms and flash floodwatch in effect. urban and small stream flood advisory in most of the bay area until 2:30 in the afternoon. could still see a rise in many of the creeks and local streams. we are expecting the russian river to crest monday slightly below flood stage a food or two below but if the forecasts are wrong for the rainfall that could easily go above flood stage. we'll have to watch it that closely. outside ominous skies there and the accident it loo

our special hotline will be open running from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. >>> what's happening in the bay area can't compare to what's happening on the east coast but we are seeing a cooling trend. >> it's significant because we had record highs yesterday. san jose and concord hit a record high 80 degrees. the next several days we will be lucky to make it to 60 degrees. big change. here's a peek outside right now. the clouds rolled into the bay early this afternoon. and they have stuck around all day. and now even in our inland communities the mount diablo cam can't see the mountain now because the clouds have pushed inland. 60 for concord. 59 livermore. santa rosa 57. downtown san francisco and san jose coming in at 60. no rain yet. there will be some showers moving in tomorrow. there will be snow in the sierra. winter weather advisory there. three to seven inches of new snowfal by friday morning. snow levels dropping to 3500 feet means a few of the highest peaks right here in the bay area may see a rain- snow mix on friday. mount st. helena, rah

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one to talk to, dail wished she had someone to call, which drove her to set up a new peer to peer hotlineing 45 volunteers in its second year, to answer flight attendant crisis calls at all hours. >> we help people deal with death on board, serious illness on board. security issue, weather issues, turbulence. >> reporter: the association of flight attendants says incident reports show stress comes from passengers too, "demanding drinks and cussing," another "did some karate moves then rushed at her with his hands out in a choking way." susan gilliam became part of the crisis team after an emergency landing made her afraid to fly. >> sometimes, i'd turn around and just go back home and say it wasn't meant to be. i used all of my sick time. >> reporter: aviation jobs are some of the most stressful in business today. and now flight attendants are learning to comfort each other as they attempt to prevent any more mid-air freak outs. jim avila, abc news, philadelphia. >>> and coming up here, don't mess with this woman. what did nancy pelosi say when asked by a young reporter if at her age, she