thanksgiving is just 6 weeks away. >> tonight. doctors have a warning what they say you need to get vacc.nated as soon as possible. >> also turkey troubles the efforts to better being made right now to make sure the bird is not missing from your thanksgiving dinner. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ hoping to be fully vaccinated by thanksgiving. a better hurry up. of course, thanksgiving is just 6 weeks away. >> doctors say it is just enough time to get both doses of the vaccine 3 or 4 weeks apart. and that's along with waiting the full 2 weeks after the second shot to be considered fully vaccinated. >> the best way to have a fun and safe thanksgiving way could hug. everybody has to be vaccinated if everybody you're sitting at a dinner table thanksgiving comes back said that you can feel pretty uncomfortable. they do in a safe environment. >> one thing to note, you will be considered fully vaccinated 2 weeks after the one do

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that's why thanksgiving will be so expensive. the pain of feeling less safe with violent crime across the country. the pain of fentanyl and addiction. this is the most under-reported crisis this this country. it's nottine close. because of the border that is anything but closed. all of this stuff is coming in. no jen psaki bomb will fix this. no canned speech from the president will fix this. the president and vice-president won't visit the border and pete buttigieg won't visit the port cities in california or jersey. cargo ships are backed up like in long beach. it comes down to competency, effort and messaging am the administration is failing on all 3 fronts. the american people know it and the numbers show it. >> sean: we could resolve the border issue, pete. go back to the trump policies. we could resolve the inflation issue in a big way. going back to energy independence and stop begging opec. we are importing more oil from russian that alaska. if you want to do a better job with covid, maybe you tell people now that we have

jillian: i like it. >> i encourage everybody to have the thanksgiving they are used to having.e families get together this year and we look forward to it. todd: doug baker, thanks, happy thanksgiving. jillian: not anti-turkey. that was the implication. todd: she loves the bird. jillian: the white house warning americans of supply issues leading to higher prices at the pump. todd: cheryl casone is here. jillian: nothing to say. todd: increased gas prices, help us. >> reporter: white house press secretary jen psaki saying it is not a real tory issue. it is a supply issue. >> there is a range of options. he is quite mindful of the impact of any increased costs on the american public as relates to gas prices. we remain concerned about trends we see where even if supply has increased at times over the last several months we have seen heightened prices. >> reporter: he promised to put more pressure on opec and wants the ftc to investigate the surging gas prices. republicans overseas on oil, not the answer here, in a letter they wrote, quote, it is not in america's interests to rely o

thanksgiving is not immune to inflation.you can get your hands on a bird "consumer reports" says you will pay 10 to 15% more than last year. but that is not stopping consumers from buying. i'm here with ronnie lee, the owner of lee turkey farm. what are you hearing from customers? are they ready for big thanksgiving dinners? >> absolutely. quite a change from last year. reporter: you told me you're seeing new customers. why are they coming to your farm? >> they see there is supply chain problem and don't want to be caught up in thanksgiving. reporter: not only time to get your thanksgiving turkey but more money. elizabeth: madison, thank you so much. president's approval rating hit a new low, 37% job approval rating in quinnepiac's poll. fox news has a poll with 39% approval rating. quinnepiac show 52% disapprove the president's performance. these numbers started to slide after the president's botched exit from afghanistan. joining us now he is indiana senator mike braun. great to have you back on, senator. the economy is th

and then they will pop another 20% in that week of thanksgiving. >> reporter: hopper says the averageir fear bought after halloween will carry a $400 price tag. and jump to $500 thanksgiving week as for a place to stay, it will cost more, too that average now $599 a night. almost double the price two years ago. united airlines says it's seen a 16% increase in holiday travel searches, so it plans to add more planes in december heading to sun and ski destinations like orlando and colorado, especially from the midwest. the travel bargains today exist abroad. >> we're seeing prices right now in the low $600s round-trip to europe, which is unheard of pricing. so those are starting to get higher it's already higher for christmastime. >> reporter: experts say don't dally for the best prices and selection. be flexible about your destinations and dates and book that rental car now. lester >> all right, anne thanks for the advice. if you think the price of travel is through the roof, let's turn to what the hottest toys will cost this holiday season that's if you can get your hands on them. step

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. >> he said 2:27 on thanksgiving. he was obviously being cheeky there.t. >>> michigan's debbie dingell is going to be joining us. what is the chance that they'll be able to solve some of these issues instead of kicking the can down the road, congresswoman? >> first of all, failure is not an option. i keep saying that. if we do not get these bills passed, democrats are in real trouble. these are promises the president made when he ran for president. when he's talking to people, he said, these are the programs i propose. there have been a lot of talks. we've taken the focus off number and put the focus on what are the focus that constituents need, want, and have to get done? the house will be together tuesday of next week to vote on the debt ceiling. we'll be able to talk to each other in person, see where people's hearts and souls are. it's been good to have a week at home in districts with people. and then when we come back, i know i spent with the president twice this week just talking about this. speaker pelosi, i've spoken to several times. people are

what i love about this traeger is it's not just for thanksgiving, right? i mean, you could use this year round whether it's warm or cold outside. yeah, now we've got the main course, we've got the sides, we're missing dessert. this is our pumpkin pie cheesecake, on the traeger. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: you had me a pumpkin pie. chef jason morse: time to set the table. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: this looks absolutely amazing. chef jason morse: but, tasting is believing, so we need to get this party started. johnny "bananas" devenanzio: let's go guys! come on, this food ain't going to eat itself. this is, hands down, the perfectly done turkey i've ever tasted. all right, now, i got to say, this is my kind of thanksgiving. or shall i say, thanksgrilling. all of the above cheers. cheers. and there you have it- [music playing] woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wir

. >> you've got to have turkey on thanksgiving.of july with no apple pie. or friday with no two pizzas. >> this holiday season, the u.s. department of agriculture is predicting a slight drop in turkey production. this quarter, expect it to dip from 1450 one million -- farmers are already seeing sales soaring. >> we are seeing sales substantially bigger than the same time last year. >> according to food analyst editor, this turkey day may be paying more. a variety of issues from climate change to the pandemic may be partly to blame. >> we have a major shortage of truck drivers. being able to get the birds to the supermarkets is going to be a problem. >> experts say your best bet may be to buy from a local turkey farm. >> tell the farmer that you are ok with having the shipment early. any type of arrangement we can make with consumers to go ahead and ship their tear key, maybe the first week in november when things are not as hectic. >> according to butterball, frozen turkeys are the majority sold for thanksgiving. experts say anothe

they're the thanksgiving centerpiece staple. >> but you got to have turkey on thanksgiving.of july with no apple pie. or friday with no two pizzas. >> reporter: but this holiday season the u.s. department of ricu pdicting slight drop in turkey production. this quarter expected to dip from 1,451,000 pounds of tender turkey this time last year to 1,420,000. some farmers are already seeing sales soaring. >> we're seeing sales substantially greater than they were at the same time last year. >> reporter: according to food analysts editor this turkey day you may be paying more and a variety of issues from climate change to the pandemic may be partly to blame. >> we have a major shortage of truck drivers so being able to get the birds to the supermarkets are going to be a problem. >> reporter: experts say your best bet may be to buy from a local turkey farm, which jenny harris typically sells out of turkeys every year. she like many others are saying to buy now or make plans to cash in. >> so we're currently selling vouchers. consumers can reserve a bird which will then -- they'll

you said costs were down last year for thanksgiving.mber this, the white house tweeted out if you're planning a cookout this year, get excited. it's going to be 16 cents less than last year. >> don't spend it all in one place. >> yeah. what a tough swing last year when it was less expensive to now more expensive. i can tell you from my reporting from the fox business network and talking to the producers and farmers, the indications i'm getting from them it's not going to get better from here. it's going to get worse. the labor shortage. they've increased wages for workers. they can't bring those back down. we've heard conversations about prices for plastics and cardboard. maybe those will settle into next year as we see demand subject site. one thing is that i hear, the labor costs won't go away that will be funneled in to prices that they charge to you, to me. the other thing i'm hearing about, energy prices. energy has gone up. gas is up 42% or more over last year that is a big drivers for food production. we can expect that to contin

on the other hand, that makes thanksgiving a holiday that's even better.risten: you mentioned why some of the halloween activities are pretty safe. but which activities are a little riskier and you would not advise. afterwards, my children would gather inside and trade candy and at that point, nobody is masked and indoors. >> five to 11-year-olds right now, are just waiting. it's a matter of weeks. it's kind of like school. except in school, they have masks. the difference would be they either mask inside or do this outside. we are lucky to have a temperate climate in the bay area be outside. all i can hope is that it is as normal as possible. kristen: and outside for the children, should they wear masks or even the fact that they are outside it is ok to be mask free if they wanted to be? >> the way i have been putting it is if it works with your costume, you can wear a mask. if it doesn't, there's no reason to wear a mask. this is a fundamental failure to realize how safe the outdoors is. it did us a lot of harm like closing playgrounds and all the things

they're talking about this thanksgiving it will cost more than ever before. prices are the highest they've ever been since 2014. heating cost are gonna be upwards of 54%. that's what people care about real-world things kitchen table issues and this is why joe biden's approval ratings have crumbled with the worst approval rating since 1953 for any president and 71% of americans believe are heading in the wrong direction as a country because joe biden is so disconnected from the actual issues impacting real americans. lisa: when it comes to thanksgiving turkey it'll cost twice as much as last year end that's a serious issue. jackie: we have biden at the climate change conference and a third of his cabinet is there including janet yellen, pete buttigieg and jennifer granholm these people could be solving problems that were facing here. >> they totally could be home, saying this is copan's problem, we had copan for over a year end half and this just started to happen. there might be some wrinkles in the supply chain but it's joe biden's job to step forward and fi

this year, thanksgiving meal set to wallop your wallet more than ever before. >> we're sitting in almost a perfect storm of multiple issues at one time. >> this morning, we have the tips you need to save on that family feast. >>> and emotional exit. >> her night, her international career is over. >> american soccer legend carli lloyd leaves the field for the final time as a member of the u.s. women's national team. the tributes pouring in for one of the most celebrated players ever and her touching nod to the next chapter in life today, wednesday, october 27th, 2021. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." it's wednesday morning. we're glad to have you along with us. what a sweet moment for carli lloyd. >> what a great night for her. and i love that she took that shirt off and under it it said hollins and that's a nod to her husband and she's talking about the next phase in her life to brian hollins. >> a little more family focus in the future. >> let's

a lot of people did not have a chance to have a normal thanksgiving last year. people want to see family members they did not see last year. it's going to be more important than ever and bigger than last year, which might make this sticker shock all the more shocking than it would have been if it had been on a normal year. >> we all know you are a multi-gazillion -- >> my dad was hosting christmas and he said "only a turkey." christmas morning, my now husband and i went to cvs, got mac and cheese, some salsa. [laughter] it was cheaper, but i would not recommend that. that was not to cut costs. [laughter] >> note to self: skip the turkey or anything at cvs. >> no what cvs side dishes. >> although, they do have a lot of processed meats. [laughter] thank you very much. we are going to be looking at the impact of this fda approval of this pfizer drug for kids, and moderna is looking to do the same. big subject tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i'm jesse watters along with dagen mcdowell, geraldo rivera, dana perino, and greg got felled. 5:00 in new york city, and this is

with thanksgiving around the corner, it's going to be the most thanksgiving for americans. i wonder if president feels a little like charlie brown in that famous scene with the football. his advisers tell him to come back up to the hill, they promise this time speaker pelosi won't pull it out from under him. but we'll find out today if she does the exact same thing. i agree with the house majority whip who said, i'm not sure the democrats have yet developed will to win in 2022. so as a lame duck speaker jets around the world on her fare well tour and puts together a multitrillion dollar bill in her office you have to wonder, how long until the rest of the democrats wake up. speaker pelosi has destroyed this institution and its ability to function on behalf of the american public. as more democrats tap out, republicans are ready to put america back on the field to turn our country around. and build a country that all can be proud of. with that, let me open it up for questions. yes, ma'am. reporter: is speak -- if speaker pelosi does bring this to the floor today on the bipar

. >>> up next, get ready to pay more for this year's thanksgiving feast.e of your favorite holiday staples are going up. >>> and coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news" -- >>> we have a packed broadcast tonight. millions under flood warnings after a powerful nor'easter rings heavy wind and record- breaking rainfall to the parts of the northeast, and could there be another nor'easter on the way? in the hot seat, social media executives are grilled over the dangers posed to children, from the tiktok challenges, to allegations of drugs being sold on snapchatted. heroes on the water, how the ocean is helping women warriors heal from the wounds of war, all coming up on the "cbs evening news" tonight. >>> we would like to hear your well wishes for ken bastida as he heads into retirement the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the al

thanksgiving dinner will cost us more. administration and their policies are what caused all of us to be paying more and for our money to go less far which is hurting many american families. >> dana: let me add another issue. we had a report from bill at the border. we have one every day all day long and always something like what? that's fully happening and it is shocking. we find out today the democrats are considering trying to push through immigration reform may be including amnesty in the reconciliation bill. how will that affect the turnout? >> it's huge. everybody is watching the catastrophe at the border. we just saw what happened with afghanistan. we're seeing what is happening with our energy prices and inflation and seeing the insulting way they are treating parents calling us domestic terrorists for taking on interest in our kids' education. on issue after issue they're out of step with the american people. people are actually hurting. they cannot buy things that they want. they can't afford it. this is having

people are really going to be hurting for thanksgiving.sh within the administration to force off meat and animal products and i resist. >> i've got the kids on the streets in new york. [laughter] is good eating and its abundant. this is crazy and here's what's happening, you will notice -- they are going to the stores earlier if they see anything that looks like it's going to go up in price, they by mouth which empties the shelves if somebody else comes in and says i can't get anything, panic, that's the business cycle and it goes back to having no trust. kennedy: they don't trust the government, chronic capitalist, giant stores who didn't help them out during the pandemic when they need to hear out and for the paper, we were all trying to make our own puerile. that didn't work. >> i want to know what you used. >> i used demo clear. it didn't go with anything. >> what the heck, right? [laughter] kennedy: my grandma didn't watch. she's dead. god rest her soul. work in the biden administration duplex obviously it is a supply-chain issue but

if you want to travel this thanksgiving and christmas. you can. >> you just, you know, need to be thoughtful about beer like you choose. >> can't wait for that. he had friends ask me what we're doing for thanksgiving. you're staying at home or out even know what i'm doing for halloween yet. so one thing at a time. but it sounds like be prepared for some delays and it sounds like be prepared for some rain tomorrow. that's true. a lot of folks have been asking fort asking you shall receive finally, after months of waiting kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight tracking the timing of when the showers will arrive. >> and a cool down. that's on the way as well. yeah. i love how earlier today. jonathan, you're like is it going to rain or not on drugs. i watch. i mean, you know, coming from texas, you know, rain is like. >> stuff falling from the sky like rain yeah, they're droplets. not, you know, so sprinkles like anything that falls from the sky. so, yeah, that's why meteorologists i study things that fall not meteors need year a

if you want to travel this thanksgiving and christmas. you can. >> you just, you know, need to be thoughtful about beer like you choose. >> let's talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the golden gate bridge as we wind down saturday. but the changes are on the way. we're talking about rain and cooler temperatures for sunday not respond. regus is here now with details and. >> time now, the next storm for sunday. when you think the rain will start. yeah. it's going to start for those of you in the north bay as early as 3 o'clock sunday afternoon for the rest of us. it's going to be in the early evening hours at around 5 o'clock that's when we're going to see widespread light to moderate rain for the rest of the bay area. let's take a live look outside san francisco international airport. the calm before the storm very dry and clear out there right now at sfo stormtracker 4, going to dust it off because we're certainly going to need it tracking the rain and also snow showers for those of you in the sierra very dry outlook as

for many years 50 would celebrate thanksgiving in georgia. at the center for polio disease quieted down there he bought this old rundown farm and turn it into the world's premier polio research and really ability to center and go down there every thanksgiving a spent time. that was in the mid- 1920s, he went there for quite a long time before he became president and even as a present he would go down there and he could drop his act and he could let people know that he was crippled and handicapped they would swim in the pool with them and they would call him back roosevelt was a tradition that meant a great deal to him. so that is a good question and then image is the first thing they came to mind when i heard the question and the other thing that i know but not in detail, is that the sort of thanksgiving, that particular thursday with standardized under roosevelt. so it made it more of a national holiday. >> of standardized wikis the created controversy and he tried only asked him to move it up earlier so they had longer. for and he had to mo

, we are bringing the case to them before thanksgiving, everybody.ether they accept it or not is up to the supreme court i really believe that it will be -- it will be 9-0 that they accept the case. and then when we bring all the evidence - we dump it there >> why do you -- why do you think -- hang on slow down. that's going to convince them just to even take it up. forget how they're going to rule country, a cyberattack of the manifestation of that right now microphone why do you always yell like you stopped your car too far away from the drive-through speaker [ laughter ] and you know it's bad when steve bannon is telling you to slow down with your conspiracy theories that's like dj khaled telling you to cool it with the airhorn. [ airhorn sound also, i love that bannon, who definitely thinks of himself as a brilliant tactician and evil genius has to team up with the pillow dope. his podcast is going to get sued for copyright infringement by the makers of "pinky and the brain. [ laughter ] it's like nick fury had to put together the avengers, but t

while this delta wave will run its course by thanksgiving or shortly after it's not done with us yet.e some interesting places that are going through a wave right now, including alaska, and, you mentioned thanksgiving. the holidays are typically bringing a resurgence in cases like this. what can we expect? >> look, i think thanksgiving we may still be in this delta wave, at least in certain parts of the country. the south looks good right now, probably the west and the midwest will be through their surge, i think in the northeast you're going to see a pickup in infections, it's probably not as bad with the high vaccination rates here and also immunity from prior infection but people will be contending with hire prevalence levels. we need to be cautious. it doesn't mean families can't gather around thanksgiving and christmas time but you need to judge your individual circumstance, what's the prevalence, are you bringing vaccinated people together with unvaccinated people who might be vulnerable despite vaccination. people can use testing in those settings to make sure they're not intro

if approved, it could mean shots and millions of more arms by thanksgiving. on thursday fighter officially asked the food and drug administration to approve emergency use of its covid vaccine for kids aged 5 to 11. if they give the okay at a meeting later this month. 28 million children could be eligible for shots and arms sometime between halloween and thanksgiving. but a kaiser family foundation survey says 32% of parents would wait and see if they get their children vaccinated. another, 24% said they definitely would not. we still a long way to go. the fact is, this has been a pandemic of the unvaccinated. also on thursday the white house released a report that says vaccine mandates have increased vaccination rates by more than 20% points and could return up to five million workers to the labor force. vaccine requirements work. they're also good for the economy. some conservatives point out that u. s covid cases have already dropped almost 40% in the last five weeks and argue that more mandates would hurt businesses. how many of these workers are going to

and my ultimate thanksgiving many saber, turkey jerky. turkey jerky.ter than jerky. say it with me. turkey jerky is better than jerky. say it. [applause] >> greg: kat, you have biden constantly saying trump over and over again. is he doing that thing where you use the x in a relationship to make the current relationship look better, so it's like he's with america? because you remember that guy but the problem is the memories are starting to look good. >> sort of. it's sort of like he said he could headline but he only has . but look. things are changing and people are noticing. biden won virginia by like ten points but he had -- he was directly saying parents should not be telling schools what they can teach. just saying that, that is crazy. like that wouldn't work anywhere. you call to order a pizza and they tell you how much you owe, and then you start to say what am i going to get? and then they call you a terrorist. that's what's happening in virginia. people are shocked, it's so simple. >> greg: that happened to me with dominoes. >> what you said

if you october 31st halloween time because after that after thanksgiving thanksgiving week travel isng to 35% by then it already of high. and so the same book your travel now for thanksgiving. this is a site called hopper and they say that. >> if you book before halloween, then you'll get a better deal. if you book after we're talking about a 40% rise in the prices do know that if you're traveling, if you haven't traveled during covid, you know that you have to wear a mask and also the flights are full. there's no more empty middle seat. they are packing them because it is increased demand. san francisco lately. wraps up today. well, they've already done all the flying. but the ships. all right. piers, 3032 35 and they've got tours. the world famous navy blue angels did their shows over the weekend. we have our kron 4 special, which was fantastic and a lot of fun showing the blue angels. so if you want to get in on that today ship tours are available from noon. that's right. 09:00am until noon james. >> all right. well, still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news more snow is fallin

reason, experts say, the main dish, maybe even harder to come by before thanksgiving day.has a new parte federal government this morning, the mayor of antioch announcing more reforms for the city's police department. they include working with the u. s department of justice. it will provide the antioch police department with intensive training. and technical assistance. the mayor lamar thorpe, says the move will provide some new strategies to help lower crime rates and improved that department service to residents. this new collaboration between the antioch police department and the department of justice. national public safety partnership is a bulb gesture. that signifies to me it commitment to change by our police department and as and it's just as important to lowering crime rates in the city of anya. and the police department says the partnership will help increase the communities access to justice and support for crime victims said we'll also help the department increase its focus. reducing gun violence once again jobless claims fell nationwide but rose here in califor

say happy thanksgiving [ cheers and applause >> seth: happy thanksgiving. >> and there's no way on canadian's. >> but what i will say about canada versus the united states is justin trudeau. >> seth: yeah. okay [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] >> that's my answer to any political question >> seth: that's your trump card. >> i don't know. that sounds like a sequel to me. >> seth: was it -- were there times, you know, i think this is a question of anybody writing fiction that takes place in washington, d.c. these days. was there time where, you know, truth has become so strange that it is hard to write a world that is any different or even harder to believe than what we're living through every day? >> yeah. you know, i think, you know, louise is just an extraordinary writer and creates characters and conceives plots that are so fascinating and draw you in. but truly what's been going on in washington i think beggars the imagination. it's hard to make it up. you know >> i think had we written this five, six years ago people would have said, no, this is insane, this is ridiculous >> yeah. >> no

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next on "today in the bay," thanksgiving may cost more than ever. >>> on the other hand, tesla's may be getting cheaper. i'll explain why. let's take you out to the futures this morning where it looks like we will gain about 100 points on the dow with the open coming up in about 22 minutes. >>> first, covid cases are declining in children, but there are troubling indicators including the onset of cold weather which sends people indoors where the virus could spread more easily. on nbcbayarea.com, you could find out how covid cases could impact our children. we'll be right back. >>> right now at 6:12, we are watching one last chance of rain moving across far northern california. may clip the north bay as we go into the next few hours. this is our last chance of getting anymore wet weather before an extended stretch of some dry days. we'll talk more about this and how climate change may affect atmospheric rivers coming up next. >>> your chances are good if you are in the backup on the bay bridge. the slow something starting to form all over the place. >>> good morning. very happy tuesda

>> we call it thanksgiving. >> jimmy: you just call it thanksgiving. >> and you know, some of the traditionsthe turkey through the beak. >> jimmy: really? [ laughter ] >> and we don't -- we leave the potato whole. because to mash it requires aggression, and we can't do that. >> jimmy: and you don't have that. [ laughter ] >> you know, at one point, we all around the table say what we're thankful for, and then we're filled with apologies if it sounds like bragging. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what are you thankful for this year? >> well, we are -- listen to my voice now. we're very thankful for a lot of things, james. you know, i jotted some stuff down. if i could hear jeffrey a little thankful music, that would be nice. >> i can do that. ♪ >> jimmy: jeff babko. >> your editor should be ready to snip snip fast. >> jimmy: okay. standing by. [ applause ] >> i'm thankful, jim, that facebook sold my personal information to only the highest bidders. i'm thankful that the audience here tonight is the best. [ cheers and applause ] at being manipulated into applause. [ laughter ] we canadians are especial

look at thanksgiving coming up, one of our most expensive thanksgivings in the history of the holidayy in front of them had halloween and christmas, thanksgiving. let's go all out in case the shipment doesn't come because of supply chain issues. >> neil: if you don't mind my switching gears, this caught my attention. i thought that abby and jimmy would be over this development. major airlines are going to resume selling hard liquor as soon as next month. i am thinking about that saying what could possibly go wrong. >> i have a contrary intake. i think bringing back blues is going to help us on flights in terms of violence. they know they don't sell boots on the plane so everyone does their drinking before they get on. it's like a college football game. everybody gets on the plane and weapons grade level of intoxication to hold them over to the flight. if you get on and progressively get drunk on the way they are, there's less exposure to toxic intoxication. this is the thing, the real threats of violence on planes is not alcohol or mask mandates. there is no dignity and flying coach a

thanksgiving is around the corner. people will be inside.re we can avoid a holiday spike and what about this idea that folks can get together for the holidays? at this point, the way things are shaking out, what are you thoughts and recommendations? >> well, i want us all to have a chance to be together for the holidays. halloween tomorrow night. i'll be playing scary phantom of the opera music while the kids come to the door. but they're not coming in the house. i think we got to be more careful about this in terms of halloween, let's do that on the front steps or on the driveway if we can. >> are you dressed as the phantom as well, dr. collins? >> i'm still working on my outfit. i don't want to provide any sort of early warnings here of what people might encounter. >> i just wanted to double check that. >> we do all want to be together. again, i think we can make this work if people don't just throw caution to the winds. this virus is still out there. it wants to have a big holiday party at our expense and so certainly if you're going to b

the first thanksgiving cost native americans an entire continent. ( laughter ) now no part of thanksgiving soon? too soon? no part of the thanksgiving table is safe. high prices are hitting sweet potatoes, pie, dinner rolls, and even the disposable aluminum turkey roasting pan. not the aluminum roasting pan! that's the moistest part of the trkey! ( laughter ) even canned cranberry sauce will cost more, in part because china is limiting steel production to reduce carbon emissions. what? you lied to us, greta thunberg! you told us fighting climate change but never told us the cost-- a world without can-shaped towers of gelatinous red sugar plasma. at least we can get stuff in the united states. unlike the u.k., which is currently facing crippling shortages. i'll tell you all about it in tonight's "cargo unchained: british edition." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please, sir, can i have some anything? >> stephen: the brits were already having supply chain vid hi becauf xit when now food is so scarce that some supermarkets are fil e produce sections and bare store shelves with pictures of whatever items should

a 400 dollar price tag, and jump to $500 thanksgiving week.r a place to stay, the vacation rental site gas d says it will cause more. to that average now $599 a night, almost double the price two years ago. united ireland says it's seeing a 16% increase in holiday travel searches, so it plans to add more planes in december, heading to sunday ski destinations like orlando and colorado. especially from the midwest. the travel bargains today, exist abroad. >> we are seeing these prices right now in the low six hundreds, round trip to europe. which is unheard of pricing. those are starting to get higher, so we're going higher for christmas time. experts say don't dally for the best price in selection, be flexible about your destinations and dates, and book that rental car now. >> and thompson, our thanks for that report tonight. coming up for us, if something is unverified but you're pretty sure it's true. that's fine, unless it's a national news story. we unless it's a national news story. we last thing, before we go tonight, is from our friends

today is canadian thanksgiving. and we give thanks to them, tonight, for our canadian guest, martin short. not of is -- only is he a canadian, did you know he's on the money up there? true. yeah. he's on the twenty. here, he's worth 16 bucks. donald trump is the subject of yet another tell-all book about his time in office. this one is called "betrayal: the final act of the trump show." it was written by jonathan karl. among the many not-so-surprising surprises in the book, karl says that during the riot on january 6th, donald trump was bragging about the size of the crowd that stormed the capitol. of course he was. is there anything this guy won't brag about? it's like bragging about the size of your tumor. someday he'll be looking up from the bowels of hell, elbowing his buddy, jeffrey epstein, saying "can you even believe how many people are dancing on my grave right now?" size matters so much to him. it's almost as if he's insecure about something. and remember that video trump recorded that day, after hours of

. >> i think probably by thanksgiving, it has largely coursed its way through the u.s. so maybe by thanksgiving by the end of that, we'll see prevalence levels decline. >> gottlieb says the pandemic is far from over globally. he said the biggest challenge for the rest of the world will be getting vaccines distributed to remote areas. over the next 12 months, pharmaceutical companies will likely produce up to 15 billion doses. >>> coming up, are you a power ball lottery winner. there was a single winner. >>> and the show "the talk" welcomes a new co-host. we'll hear from natalie morales. this is the cbs morning news. al. on ancestry. this is the uh registration card for the draft for world war two. and this is his signature which blew me away. being able to... make my grandfather real... not just a memory... is priceless. his legacy...lives on. ready to shine from the inside out? try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and introducing jelly beans with two times more biotin. spray,

a lot of people are taking the seasonality out of travel to do the vacation a week before thanksgiving or a week after when the price is lower. >>> still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a bold journey for captain kirk. this one was real life. william shatner said his trip to space gave him a new perspective. >>> a lot of employers >>> captain kirk has officially visited outer space. today william shatner became the oldest person to go into space. he lifted off or rocket. iso filled with emotion about what just happened. it is extraordinary. i hope i never recover from this . >> he said the experience gave him a new perspective on the universe. >> the vulnerability. this air which is keeping us alive is dinner then your skin. >> blue origin is going to have several more flights next year. >>> checking in on wall street, the dow jones is down just to have a bay point with finding a jump and the s&p up by 13. >>> apple might be slashing production of the iphone 13 because of a global chip shortage. they were expected to produce 90 million units of the new model by the en

i tremble to think what christmas and thanksgiving is going to look like.xactly go ahead, leo. leo: i was about to say what raymond said, it's a trickling down effect because you have a lot of cancellations based on what happened in one single airport over the next 24 or 48 hours you will see a trickling affected may be cancellations throughout the country. i think american airlines has an obligation to make sure they fully disclose the problem with its plane, the tires and make sure there's a vote of confidence because again during the travel season people want to feel safe when taking flights. alicia: exactly and if folks are just joining us and you see the banner at the bottom, the reason d.c. flights have been delayed is because an american airlines flight at reagan national airport had a hard landing and because of that too runways are now closed, two out of the three runways are now closed and american airlines is that there was a hard landing and no one was injured, but we also had southwest airlines that just had a total fiasco with their flights wi

so you're going to have horrific bottlenecks at airports, just in time for thanksgiving.ng to be harmful to communities across the country. number one. and why weren't these government blowhards whether it's de blasio or the people in washington, why weren't they working more to get people on the job vaccinated rather than shaking their fingers at the american people and spreading misinformation about how of you fight covid. maria: yep. and we go back to the israeli study where we know that the actual infection of covid gives you 26 times the immunity of the vaccine. just having had the infection, although this administration will not acknowledge the immunity one gets from having had covid. tammy, we're seeing this across the country, look at seattle for one example. fired officers and firefighters marched to city hall to turn in their boots after dedicating their lives to public service, we're talking about life-serving people, serving this country, the city of seattle. chicago, 21 officers were placed on no pay status after failing to register with the city's online vac

there jump to $500 thanksgiving week. a night, almost double the price two years ago. united airlines says it's seen a 16% increase in holiday travel surges. so it plans to add more planes in december, heading to sun and ski destinations like orlando and colorado, especially from the midwest. the travel bargains today exist abroad. >> we're seeing prices in the low $600s, round trip, to europe. those are starting to get higher already for christmas time. >> reporter: experts say don't dally for the best price and selection. be flexible about your destinations and dates, and book that rental car now. >> ann thompson, thank you for that report tonight. >>> coming up for us, if something is unverified but if you're pretty sure it's true, that's fine. unless it's a national news story. ♪girl, i don't know, i don't know,♪ ♪i don't know why i can't get enough of your love babe♪ ♪oh no, babe girl, if i could only make you see♪ ♪and make you understand♪ get a dozen double crunch shrimp for $1 with any steak entrée. only at appleb

and spiking is expected as demand peaks for popular thanksgiving food items. just problems.s are paying more for basic packaging. on top of the raw materials used in thanksgiving staples, everything from pumpkin pies to dinner rolls. the main course of turkey is up by 27% this year. partly due to higher feed prices. according to the usda 15 past 15 pounder rather will cost 2150 this year. that's up by almost $5 over last year when many gatherings were downsized due to the pandemic. for your money. now there's new hope for cancer prevention a new study for a potential vaccine aimed at stopping the disease just launched at the cleveland clinic. >> that study is the first aimed at preventing triple negative cancer. and that is the deadliest and most aggressive form of cancer. the study for a vaccine will include up to 24 patients who have completed treatment for early-stage triple negative cancer within the past 3 years and who are currently tumor free but still at high risk for recurrence. >> this day has been more than 2 decades in the making. our previous preclinical studies

is not relaxing their recommendations for halloween and thanksgiving. for those who are fully vaccinated, the c.d.c. recommends: "the safest way to celebrate is virtually or with people who live with you." you want us to trick or treat with people who live with you? ( laughter ) that's just snacking! we've been doing that every day for 18 months. ( laughter ) ( applause ) mmm, what have you got? good stuff. the c.d.c. says that if you insist on having thanksgiving dinner inside bring in fresh air by opening windows and doors, and use a window fan to blow air out of the window. ( laughter ) pandemic or not, that's great advice for thanksgiving. (loud fan noise) (talking over fan) "what's that uncle jack? the mexicans should do what? i can't hear you, i'm purposely sitting next to the fan. what's that about critical race theory? i definitely want to hear it. while i carve the turkey with this jackhammer." (jackhammer noises) ( cheers and applause ) you know who loves turkey? dogs. ( laughter ) in pet news, dogs are getting stoned on neighborhood walks. (