happy thanksgiving, everyone. host: happy thanksgiving.calling in for about the next half hour on "the washington journal." it is just about 9:30 on the east coast this thanksgiving morning. as you continue to call in, i want to play for you president biden earlier this week offering his thanksgiving message. [video clip] president biden: this thanksgiving, we have so much to be grateful for. vaccines are effective, safe, and free, promising new treatments promising for hope that we can bring an end to the worst tragedies of this crisis. record job growth, the strongest recovery in the world, and most of all, the chance to be together again with the people we love on thanksgiving. as you gather together with your thank -- your family, i want you to know how grateful i am to serve as your president. i promised i will never stop working to address your families' needs and we will confront challenges that we face and face them honestly. that we will keep building this economy around hard-working folks that built this country. host: president

thanksgiving tradition. 95th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade was back in new york city. and there was no shortage of those giant balloons, floats, marching bands and performers. the parade was just one way that thanksgiving festivities looked a little more like pre pandemic times boxes. brian deanna's has more on the festivities, including the increase in travelers. taking to the roads and skies this holiday weekend. the 95th annual macy's thanksgiving day parade came back this year in full force. it's live and awesome, and there's everything here. it's the whole vibe of the city coming together. last year's parade was only televised and feature no crowds in the parade route was shortened. this year, thousands of spectators and families lined the streets mass required as two dozen floats, 8000 marchers and 10 marching bands led the way for the real stars of the show, the 15 gigantic helium inflated character balloons standing as tall as 62 ft. this year's balloons included new editions like grow guru o

rob, happy thanksgiving to you. how long is this critical fire danger expected to last and what can thanksgiving travelers expect on sunday? >> reporter: hi, linsey, happy thanksgiving to you, as well. you know, it's pretty quiet nationwide right now, but so cal certainly the sore spot with those santa ana winds that will blow for at least another day and a half. 50 to 60 miles an hour, maybe 70 miles an hour at times. ventura, all the way down to the mexican border. through friday, critical fire danger and red flag warnings up. low levels of humidity. looking ahead to sunday, where millions will be traveling home. another quiet day. most of the interstates will be clear, but i-5, i-90 in the northwest and i-90 near the great lakes, maybe some snopes. and the southern part of louisiana, i-10, maybe some wet weather. do travel safe as you head home for the holidays. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> the first family is celebrating the holiday in nantucket, but before leaving washington, the president and dr. jill biden

happy thanksgiving to you. >> happy thanksgiving.t is a fantastic morning. 41 degrees, blue skies, no breeze, tom turkey ready to kickoff the parade right behind him the jolly green giant hanging around we have -- hi. prerequisite clowns more than 800 of them, although that probably seems like there are far more than there normally are. there are all the balloons, starting off with ada twist underneath -- you look at the big puffs of her hair. she's wearing one of the largest hair nets you'll ever see. that's pretty good and, of course, we've got all of our new york city police here getting ready to make sure we're all safe it is going to be a fantastic parade as we reconstitute and bring it back. they struck up the band, yes oh, it's so good let's show you what we've got going on as far as your weather is concerned again, parade forecast is going to be fantastic. we are talking about plenty of sunshine, temperatures in the mid to upper 40s, with sun, clouds, and very light winds rest of the country, we are looking today sunny, mild

today is thanksgiving. hear your thanksgiving message. >> in 1789 when george washington issued the first thank proclamation it is not that everything was perfect in our country. there was some doubts whether the fledgling nation would survive but washington found things to be thankful for, ratification of the constitution, completion of the wars, seems true in our life, don't have to wait until our lives are free to express gratitude to god. every thanksgiving service we had a man tell the story, he had been released from prison after 34 years of prison for a crime he didn't commit and that conviction was overturned but instead of being filled with bitterness for the injustice he had suffered he expressed gratitude to god for his freedom, for being reunited with his wife, for being able to go back into prison as a minister of the gospel and that is the lesson for us. we can't keep bad things from happening to us but expressing gratitude to god for the good things makes the bad things a little easier to tak

alright, so far we have talked about thanksgiving travel and thanksgiving food. is a tradition that's missing. we are talking about football. a southbay showdown featured a matchup between rivals that has not happened on thanksgiving for over 50 years. sandhya: sandhya patel. it's knocking to feel like football this weekend. original high-pressure diverge the storm track. black friday forecast coming up. dion: andover get come you can always watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand on the bacon area -- bay area connect tb at on roku tv. connect tb at on roku tv. download the app and start an official message from medicare. did you try it yet? comparing plans? oh yeah. they sure can change year to year. i found lower premiums and lower prescription costs. that'll save you money. so uh, mark? on medicare.gov now. open enrollment ends december 7th use the plan finder at medicare.gov to compare medicare health and prescription plans. comparing plans really pays. paid for by the u.s. department of health & human services dion: he had to walk before he could run,

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normally we host thanksgiving. this family is more comfortable outdoor dining than gathering everyone. we spoke to had a lot to celebrate. just really. thankful that we're all healthy. i'm a sophomore in college. my freshman year was kind of like online. so this is my first time away from family and after two months like being here is like. yeah, i miss i miss home food. i miss hanging out with these. my parents. chp wants to remind those who are out and about to stay safe on the roads this holiday, we have experienced three fatalities, collisions. one in unincorporated county wanted unincorporated contra costa county and we've had one in our jurisdictional area in the city of belmont. this is video of the crash on vasko road and contra costa county. chp says speed and unsafe turn violations are to blame for the crashes. it's already pretty early to have. three fatal collision, so we are very concerned as the day moves on into the evening hours, chp's maximum enforcement period is underway. all available officers a

these shoppers are thankful in-store deals >> happy thanksgiving. >> it is thanksgiving day here in the bay area. >> i am really think of for the beatable day we had today. >> we are out in san francisco asking people what they are think of for. >> i will let you know how black friday forecast in the weekend is looking. >> i was here today at 3:00 p.m. >> it is not even black friday get, but you could see there were deals to be had on this thanksgiving. i will tell you where i am in my story. abc 7 news starts right now. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. anchor: long lines long lines lg area stores tonight as people do some thanksgiving shopping. many major stores are waiting until black friday to open, now just hours away. with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. j.r. stone is on the story and found other businesses seeing crowds as well. j.r.: tis the season for a long line on thanksgiving. a very long line just to get into name stop in colma. the hottest item among these shoppers -- >> i am

thanksgiving. >> and recent smash and grabs now causing concern for the biggest shopping day of the year. how stores are making sure shoppers stay safe. >> on black friday. happy thanksgiving, everybody. we appreciate you joining us for kron 4 news tonight at 8. i'm pam moore and i'm dan thorn on this holiday. many local nonprofits like there with care are working hard to make sure every family has a warm meal on the table. however, the redwood city based nonprofit is doing much more than that. it provides individualized support to low income families with children who are critically ill kron four's taylor to sack explains how they've been helping the lives of nearly 130 families in the bay area, not just today but every day. >> as we give thanks on thursday. many others are also giving back specifically for thanksgiving. we're making sure. >> that families have a warm meal on the table and we're also making sure they have beautiful celebratory settings as executive director sarah alexander explain

it is 12% lower than the wednesday before thanksgiving.ore the pan dammic in 2019. >>> a crash outside of brent wood, on vasko road. three cars involved. you can see the grewing aftermath. >> nobody has been charged yet in this incident. >> this one, after 3. the second driver took off. the honda ended up facing the wrong direction, with the lights off on 101, and the honda was hit, a 41-year-old woman from san francisco, no word if alcohol or drugs. there is a $25,000 reward for at 14th and webster, prime 53 clothing store, the reporter was interviewed about a smash and grab, shot the guard. police say, -- >> the v.i.p. >> i am so proud of you. sending all the best wishes for a wonderful thanksgiving to all of you. thank you for taking care of your neighbor. >> cool to get a voice mail like that. >> derrick johnson is a long time friend of the vip. he teemed up from city team, city eats to give out 400 meets. >> thanking the guard of massachusetts. >> i am thankful, i mean it from the bottom of my heart. i have watched them in the south c

thanks for >> happy thanksgiving. >> it is thanksgiving day here in the bay area. >> i am really think of for the beatable day we had today. >> we are out in san francisco asking people what they are think of for. >> i will let you know how black friday forecast in the weekend is looking. >> i was here today at 3:00 p.m. >> it is not even black friday get, but you could see there were deals to be had on this thanksgiving. i will tell you where i am in my story. abc 7 news starts right now. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. anchor: long lines long lines lg area stores tonight as people do some thanksgiving shopping. many major stores are waiting until black friday to open, now just hours away. with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. j.r. stone is on the story and found other businesses seeing crowds as well. j.r.: tis the season for a long line on thanksgiving. a very long line just to get into name stop in colma. the hottest item among these shoppers -- >> i am here for a ps5. >> playstation

coming up thanksgiving in the dark.w many people are out of power in southern california tonight? and you may not be able to find your favorite holiday spirits in grocery stores this year. power supply chain crisis could lead to a liquor shortage plus wishing the country a safe and healthy thanksgiving. what president biden says he's thankful for this year. and a beautiful, beautiful thanksgiving day. today, temperatures in the sixties even low seventies will look into what you can expect. as we push into friday and the holiday weekend. i'll see you back here. the xfinity black friday sales event is happening now on xfinity mobile. now new and existing customers can get our best wireless deal of the year - up to $1,000 in savings - for a limited time only. on the most reliable network nationwide, plus nationwide 5g. act now and save up to $1,000 with xfinity mobile. so you can go all out on gifts for the family - during our best wireless deal of the year... the xfinity black friday sales event. click, call or visit a st

happy thanksgiving to you. >>> happy thanksgiving to you. good morning. ahead, ahmaud arbery's mother wanda cooper jones joins us with her reaction to yesterday's guilty verdict in the murder trial of three men who killed her son. >>> macy's thanksgiving day parade in full swing after last year's scaled back version. see how security is ramped up to protect spectators and marchers. >>> we get you ready for a big day, a trifecta of football games. see you at 7:00. >> people will be on the couch after that big meal. thank you so much. cbs mornings starts at 7:00. see you then. >>> for a second year, major retailers shutting down for thanksgiving. next, few shops staying open. >> we'll take you live along macy's parade route with what's new this year. >>> we are taking in the serene view from the top of the sales force tower. it's cold with mid 30s for north bay valleys and inland valleys of the east bay. for most locations, it's low 40s. not bad. i will have the rest ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so

it's a nice start to our thanksgiving morning. but the looks are deceiving, as you're stepping out the door, we have seen temperatures in the 30s for the start of the day, even some patchy frost. it wouldn't be thanksgiving without football, and we've got a local game, kickoff at 12:30 for sgsu. 63 degrees and headed for the upper 60s as we go into today. really nice for that. 65 in livermore, and 65 today in napa. we'll talk about the weekend coming up in a few minutes. vianey, you have been watching a couple of trouble spots. >>> yeah, and unfortunately we have breaking news right now in contra costa, there is a new deadly crash being reported by chp. i'm going to zoom in closer. this is near discovery bay along the southbound vasco road. lanes are blocked right now because of the earlier crash involving three vehicles. unfortunately this is a deadly crash. one of three. the other crash we have been following as well is in the peninsula area, northbound 101 near ralston avenue. a sig alert due to an earlier crash and one in napa

thanksgiving off. happy i could be here to fill the role. it's cold. >> it is. >> especially inland valleys in santa rosa, it's mid 30s. considering, it is thanksgiving. this is the time of year when we should start expecting things to get to the mid 30s in north bay valleys. it feels fine here in the city getting moderating influence of the bay this morning, temperatures actually fine in san francisco. it's 50 degrees. but it is 15 degrees cooler than that when you get inland specifically in north bay valleys. inland concord 41 and livermore 40 is cold enough. we can pick a few other locations. low 50s down the peninsula. you can see that in green. it's 39 in napa. as far as fog, there isn't any. as far as the forecast for the rest of this day, sunny and warm. that's the thanksgiving day forecast. we are going to be near 70 for inland locations, mid 60s in the bay, low 60s for the beaches. i will have the rest of the forecast in a few minutes including what things look like over the next seven days. r

happy thanksgiving! it's fun. >> reporter: crazy george and his bobblehead were popular attractions. he is credited with starting the wave, and his presence made the thanksgiving game even more special for alums and their kids. >> we grew up with him, and what better way to spend thanksgiving than with your family doing something fun. >> i'm from san jose high. we're used to a game on thanksgiving. now we don't have it so we're here. >> reporter: no big bone game, huh? >> they did it a few months ago. if it's not on thanksgiving, it's not a big bone game. >> the whole country gets to see san jose state university play and puts them on the map, so to speak, so to play on this date is very special, yes. >> reporter: the san jose director says a thanksgiving day appearance is a big boost for the program. >> having this event here today, great for the program, great for the athletic department, great for the community to come and cheer us on. >> we're going to be a powerhouse, i know it. >> reporter: you hav

happy thanksgiving. may god protect our troops . >>> and a look at new york city now where the thanksgiving day is in full swing. marching bands were back on the streets of manhattan. there were spectators for the first time in two years. traditional classics including new bones like fabio the. >> we are healthcare professionals and to see the smiles and the happiness is heartwarming. >> i'm really happy to be here. happy thanksgiving. >> they did not have to be vaccinated to attend, but there was a requirement for parade participants. >>> coming up on "kpix 5 news at 12:00 p.m. >>> more than 170,000 united states military personnel stationed overseas this thanksgiving holiday. tina kraus reports the pentagon flew in 60,000 pounds of turkey to help them celebrate our broad. >> reporter: these troops in south korea say it is not that far from a home-cooked meal. >> we have been here together cooking. this is a family. >> reporter: with roast turkey and mashed potatoes, and even lobster. higher ranking off

it's the first time in two years that thanksgiving feels like well thanksgiving.ders we've got a way to go . the pandemic supply shortages and inflation. your thanksgiving dinner costs were up 14% this year compared to last year, according to the american farm bureau federation. triple a says it will be more expensive to drive back home. thanksgiving gas prices are at an eight year high. even the liquor industry is facing supply. hiccups. shortages are crazy. and so we're buying as much champagne as we can so that we can continue to fill ourselves still reminders of the true spirit of thanksgiving are priceless, more than 28,000. u. s troops stationed in south korea, away from their families celebrated with their fellow soldiers. so this is a family so i'm okay. i still feel the love and the spirit of thanksgiving. and a new york city today, an nypd officer received a hero's walk out as she was released from the hospital last night. she was shot in the arm twice tonight. she's home with her family. happy thanksgiving. in new york city. brian yannis fox news. indus

. >>> the thanksgiving getaway hitting its peak. more than 50 million people traveling over the holiday. highways jammed with cars. drivers facing the highest gas prices in years. airports packed with passengers at near prepandemic numbers. more than 2 million people flying out today alone. >>> sobering new covid projections heading into the holidays. the cdc warning hospitalizations and deaths expected to increase for the first time in months. the u.s. on pace to see nearly 15,000 deaths in the next two weeks. hitting a total of 800,000 before christmas. massachusetts, michigan and minnesota among states seeing an alarming surge in patients. >>> authorities on alert over the holiday. a crowd of millions expected for the return of the macy's thanksgiving day parade right here in new york city. the fbi warning of new cyber threats over thanksgiving. american businesses and government agencies told to beware of hackers following ransomware attacks over previous holidays. >>> your money. black friday deals available right now. huge sal

>>> tonight, as we come on the air, america's thanksgiving comeback. millimeters across our nation celebrating. for many, their first in-person family gathering in more than a year. the macy's thanksgiving day parade returns with crowds lining the streets in manhattan. shots for children helping to ease anxiety for some parents. but more than half the country is reporting upticks in daily cases, raising fears of a potential winter surge. tonight, the new variant raising concerns overseas. >>> also tonight, a critical fire danger in the west. red flag warnings in effect due to dry and windy weather. crews cutting power to tens of thousands, leaving them without power on thanksgiving. hundreds of thousands more at risk of losing their electricity. rob marciano standing by tracking the threat. >>> president biden's message to america this thanksgiving and the news tonight on his health. new details from his first presidential checkup. what the doctors are saying and why it shows the importance of regular carescreenings. >>> and new reaction to the convict

carley: happy thanksgiving.d: according to a new poll 62% of voters think the president shares the blame for the supply chain issues but as workers, worries mount about the economy, miranda devine says president biden does not seem to care. >> it is giants gas lighting operation and it comes from the media and the white house and president biden himself and it is not working, look at the polls, you see americans worried about the economy, inflation, gas prices, the direction the country is going and they blam president biden, they say he pretended he was going to heal the divisions in the country which is why people voted for him and he hasn't done it. the polls are going down the tubes really fast and president biden doesn't seem to care. >> i who signed off on the billionaire compound thing. peter doocy asked the question, it's the one dust expensive thanks giving in history but on the other hand president biden is jetting off to spend thanksgiving at a billionaire massive resort and jen psaki response to the

day nbc meteorologist janessa webb joins us now happy thanksgiving >> reporter: happy thanksgiving. i'm a big fan if are you across the northeast, mid-atlantic. we will see nice conditions for your thanksgiving day and the pacific northwest. it's across the mid-west from michigan all the way down to texas. we're dealing with dicey conditions this morning. we do have an excessive rain alert in place across the southern plain until mid-morning. that lets up it's across the houston area to dallas we will watch that the light rain continues behind this front, it's very cold air and it will mix in with some snow for the great lakes to the northeast as we go into thanksgiving day into tomorrow afternoon as well. so if you are hitting the roadways, you can see san antonio to known, kind of dicey across i-10, where we will deal with excessive rain in that area from the greater cleveland area to cincinnati, minor delays. across the nation, if you ar hitting the and that's nice compared to the upper mid-west only 22 for fargo. we're looking for snowfall on sunday as travelers are hideadig bac

tonight, cold start to thanksgiving. will like the thanksgiving weekend forecast. >> it has been such a long time. it is like it is nice. >> it was sad, it was just me and my wife. >>> long awaited reunions tonight in a pandemic thanksgiving first. now at 11:00, streaming on cbsnbay area, good evening i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm alan martin. >>> now, region's top attorneys are vowing to stop the organized crime in its tracks. kpix5 is in san jose where she spoke to nervous shoppers tonight. >> reporter: we noticed heavy police and heavy security at the mall and santana row. days ago thieves hit the store. >> it is scary coming to work sometimes. >> reporter: this season, the twinkling of holiday lights is paired with security lights. >> we see security outside of the mall. >> reporter: not only are busan se police are making their presence known as valley fair as well as santana road. >> they barricade some areas and parking structures. there was a macy's hit. a lulu lemon, bloomingdale. >> reporter: her daughter was goin

we're going to some other thanksgiving stop. what a beautiful shot of the bridge on this thanksgiving night. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with. >> what's ahead tonight and tomorrow and boy. a nice day today, right. i mean, just a gorgeous day lots of sunshine, california sunshine here in the bay area enjoying the beautiful weather courtesy of those offshore winds tonight. beautiful night out there. nice evening. the hangout indoors get a little chilly in spots out there now. and so enjoy turkey dinner. yeah. how fun is boy getting a little cool in spots already. 49 now in livermore, 48 petaluma 52 in the bottle out of school in san francisco. 57, of course, along the coastline. that's temperatures. 10 run a little bit warmer, but all in all, not bad weather out there, dry as can be. that's the only concern we've had very dry most of november. right now. i'm still looks like it's going to stay that way. the offshore winds still in place right now. you see the winds coming from the east making their way back tow

happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving, lonnie. >>> we turn now to that migrant tragedy at sea. more than two dozen people drowned after a boat carrying them from france to britain capsized in the english channel. this evening the leaders of both countries say they're going to do more to try to stop these dangerous crossings which have soared this year. we get more now from charlie d'agata. >> reporter: calm but bitterly cold seas this morning tempted migrants to risk the treacherous journey from france to england. families with small children packed onto overcrowded dinghies. but for dozens it ended in tragedy, in the worst single loss of life for migrants on record in this narrow stretch of water. french officials alerted by a fishing vessel reporting bodies in the water said a boat with more than 30 people on board capsized. a joint french and british search and rescue mission was launched, but for many it was too late. >> my thoughts and sympathies are first of all with the victims and their famil

if you look at thanksgiving, the 400th thanksgiving we celebrated. a group of people fleeing awful wars in europe came to the united states trying to go to the virginia colonies that were already settled. they ended up in massachusetts and became very good friends with the local indians in massachusetts who helped get them through the winter. a lot died in awful conditions and freezing cold. no time for a harvest and no colony there. they got through it. celebrated the friendship, the harvest and the first government in the entire world essentially that was made of the people for the people by the people at the mayflower compact. celebrated together with the indians. for the left to call that colonization and some kind of evil thing it shows i don't think they have a very good grasp of history and a good time to celebrate with your family and celebrate america and friendship and to celebrate the new world. >> there has to be something, some reason to celebrate especially after coming out of two years of a pandemic. we've got inflation to worry about,

thanksgiving to you.: they are here to give a thanksgiving meal to a 73-year-old woman who lives alone in novato. >> it's nice to spend thanksgiving with your friends. >> oh, yes. liz: we saw firsthand just how much it can mean to get a warm male and a friendly visit. >> oh, i can't express the gratitude to meals on wheels, especially on a day where i would've been alone. liz: a reminder that on this thanksgiving that a simple gesture can go a long way. >> it's about our community health. it's about their social health. it's about their nutritional health. you know, it's about just really, what can you do to make someone's day better, someone's week better? >> it really makes a difference. i'm really happy today. liz: in marin county -- >> thank you, thank you. liz: liz kreutz, abc 7 news. dion: spreading that holiday cheer. today, the salvation army is delivering 4000 traditional thanksgiving meals to people who need them in san francisco. for over six decades, the salvation army has held a thanksgiving

actually enjoy thanksgiving.with your family or friends and stop with this nonstop complaining. you are not triggered when someone says happy thanksgiving to you. instead, what is so happy about thanksgiving? , you think stolen land is exciting and something to be happy about? shut up and enjoy the holiday. you have every other day of the year to complain about. >> kevin: never shy of his opinion, jason, definitely let you know how he feels about that. let me ask you this, there is a lot made, my friend about celebrating the people who may or may not be fully vaccinated. we have read some reports, the holiday gathering should have a vaccine mandate. your thoughts on whether or not we should have a vaccine mandate for the big meal. >> number one if these are your family members who are spending time with it doesn't matter if unvaccinated and coming over yet again for thanksgiving. number two, if you or someone on vaccinated and have a family member invited you over for thanksgiving day dinner who will be a pain in

happy thanksgiving. breaking news here in new york city. two nypd officers shot. thankfully their injuries are nonlife threatening. we will bring you updates as soon as we receive them. we will talk to 2 attorney generals leading the charge against the border crisis. from texas and arizona. they are next. don't go away. cooer . (tiger) this is the dimension of imagination. ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> welcome back. no insight for biden's self-inflicted border crisis. 1.7 million apprehensions in 2021 and counting. listen to what former president donald trump said is the border crisis on "hannity." >> we will pay a price for years to come. they are just coming in. no vetting. no anything. you talk about masks and vaccines. if you don't want to wear a mask or want a vaccine just walk in through the southern border. the other thing nobody talks about -- drugs. drugs are pouring in at a record rate. i had them at the lowest level in 17 years. they are pouring through our southern border at a level like we have never seen bef

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happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving, brother. there and bring people home who deserve to come home. this is not about not wanting afghan refugees here about bringing the right people. >> i mean, look, at the end of the day, it's just like the oxygen mask thing. right? if we're not safe, in the united states of america, if our borders aren't secure, then there is nothing for them to come here too, right? like if we don't have security in our own country, to bring them here to a better life, then it does no good to bring them here. we have no place to bring all of these great humans across the world, right? that's what we want. there is none of us, there is none of us who have gone and put the nation's cloth on and gone overseas willing to go, you know, protect evil against other countries that wanted these people to be safe more than us. but we have to do it the right way. >> joe: i think we have to bring the right people here. who did we bring here hundreds of natural gas troops spending away to border. you are there in texas. we

and it wasn't called thanksgiving. then it wasn't called thanksgiving until under abraham lincoln in the 18 sixty's. you know, we're going to look at some of the things we're thankful for this year. and i'm going to focus on the h word. i'm going to focus on hyper inflation. hyper hardship and hyper bitcoin is ation. they all go together. so let's 1st i guess, talk about the hyper inflation because that was the big h word of 2021. it started, i guess with michael burry he before he made a whole bunch of disastrous bets shorting bit coin, shorting tesla. he sorted a bunch of things that he shouldn't have, but he did call it right in terms of hyper inflation. he said that we were in like the 7th or 8th year of the vine mar inflation that then turn to hyper inflation finally. so he said that early in like march or april of 2021. and then lo and behold, a few months later jack dorsey did call it, and i think this honesty, this openness, this truth that everybody is able to hear when they, when they are told and warned abou

your thanksgiving cycle. the kendra cough cycle, the 4th during the cycle, all cycles the business cycle, the interest rate cycle, all turning at the same time. at the same day, the clocks that rule, the universe are all breaking simultaneously into a new phantasmagoria. when by talkie and a cadre of meetings on the internet, the 400 year thanksgiving cycle. so see we come up with new stuff here on the kaiser are only here here, but mine shaft falling down the mine shaft to hear about the 400 year thanksgiving cycle. well, e, c, b, president le guard after sol searching phase of rising inflation will last longer than originally expected. something about christie, i guess she doesn't have a so she's going to be searching for donovan and she'll never find her. so she has a list. i know this is probably reminding you of the person sitting across from the table from you at this i thanksgiving meal and when the one time a year you have to go see a crazy uncle and then out there because i can't afford it anymore. s

and happy thanksgiving. for many families this is the first thanksgiving together since the pandemic. >> while things aren't exactly back to normal, the scene here in new york appeared far more normal than last year as crews prepared for today's macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> and from the airports to the highways, the holiday travel crowds were back in force overnight. this was the snowy scene on interstate 70 in colorado. >> abc's em nguyen is here now with more on thanksgiving 2021. em, happy thanksgiving and good morning to you. >> reporter: happy holidays and good morning to you too, andrew. you know, many americans are returning to their usual holiday festivities despite covid cases and hospitalizations on the rise. [ crowd chanting, happy thanksgiving ] >> reporter: this morning, thanksgiving already looks a lot like it did before the pandemic. americans are packing train stations and airports. >> it's a lot of people, and people are finally wanting to get out since being closed in with covid last

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the day before thanksgiving. so be thankful, enjoy. >> get your stretchy pants out. >>> good morning. go time. the thanksgiving travel rush in full effect this morning. tens of millions hitting the airports and roads. >> i haven't traveled much, so this is good. >> braving massive crowds and high gas prices. >> they are really high, you know. what can we do? >> what will you fe as you head out the door? we've got everything you need to know. >>> arms race, inside the push to get covid vaccine boosters shots with families preparing to get together for the holiday weekend, some for the first time in nearly two years. and the questions on the minds of health officials, can we avoid another post holiday surge. >>> mounting toll, a young boy now the sixth person to die in the wake of that wisconsin parade tragedy. prosecutors making the announcement during the suspect's first court appearance as a new controversy erupts over his bail. we'll have the very latest. >>> ready for the rush? our exclusive look inside the u.

happy thanksgiving! >> reporter: behind me, you can see the white tents, that's where the meals will be served. thousands of meals will be served. turkey, ham, all of the good stuff, we're seek some volunteers making their way down to set up the tables, and putting the center pieces down, and like last year, the meals will be served in tents to reduce transmission of covid. they will serve as many as 2,500 turkey and ham meals today, and will deliver 200 meals to homeless encampments around the city, and later today, glide will host the virtual church celebration. that kicks off at 10:00. again, it is virtual. you can watch it there on facebook and you tube, and you can kind of feel the excitement brewing further down. folks already lining up. they're closing off the roads, they have the white tents and in just a matter of hours, we will see all of those volunteers, dozens of volunteers out to serve those in need. some good looking food. i was here last year, and that good looked good. we'll be out here

happy thanksgiving. tammy bruce is covering for laura ingraham. >> i am grateful to be sitting here with this network in this country getting a hand off from you. it's an honor, sir. thank you very much. welcome aboard. it's thanksgiving eve. i am tammy bruce in for laura ingraham and this is a special edition of the "the ingraham angle" from new york city tonight. the left's ground rules for thanksgiving. rachel and sean duffy are here. get your thanksgiving bouncer ready. what does that mean? will grandma get turned away at the door. raymond arroyo will explain in 2016. -- "seen and unseen." don't put the masks away yet. experts have a new plan for you. a doctor is here on why the new rules are for the birds and not you. it's thanksgiving eve. we are thankful that americans are waking up to the train wreck that is the biden administration. joe biden himself still can't see it. he thinks things are going great. >> america has a lot to be proud of. we are experiencing the strongest economic recovery in t

here is your forecast for the middle of the day on thanksgiving.re doing an early dinner, i know that's a tradition, your forecast, by early afternoon, low 60s. 63 degrees inland and low 60s in the bay. if we get more specific, san francisco will be 59. temperatures for oakland will be in the low 60s and we'll see numbers in san jose noticeably a few degrees warmer at 64. san jose your daytime high by 4:00 in the afternoon you are near 70. that 64 is just part of the journey to get you there. i will be back with the rest of the forecast including the seven day in a few minutes. >>> did you catch the cheese pizza and burger in the forecast. interesting thanksgiving. >> i like that menu. >>> supply chain bottlenecks means christmas is coming early for scammers. >> fake websites promise items that seem to be back ordered everywhere else. lexus nexus seeing 2,000% increase in fake sites over the past months. >> these websites will often only ask for payment via a wire service such as paypal, venmo. places where the transaction is put through, those mon

forecast. >>> good morning to you on this thanksgiving. across the west coast we're pretty dry. some rain for seattle while the cold air across the north central will eventually make its way to the northeast but for today, 9:00 a.m. in new york city we've got mild conditions. it's going to be a nice looking day before changing as we head into friday. wet weather turns to snow across western new york and western pennsylvania friday and then the wet weather for new york city. for accuweather i'm meteorologist chris nallan. >>> coming up, a major development as congress investigates how social media affects teenagers. >>> also ahead, caught on camera, two teenagers trapped in this burning car. police racing to the scene. >>> and helping those in need this thanksgiving. why food banks are facing such a challenge this year. >>> newly released police body camera video shows the dramatic rescue of two teens trapped in this burning car in wisconsin, just moments before the flames exploded inside the vehicle. deputies pulled the passenger to safety

now to our other top story, the thanksgiving travel rush is on. airports nationwide are once, again packed as millions take to the skies and the roads. aaa says more than 53 million americans will be traveling this holiday season. >> justin andrews, you were in oakland earlier. both bay airports are busy today. >> reporter: absolutely. more people are flying this holiday season because we know how things were last year. you see a line of cars, people dropping off passengers so they can get on their flights. they are grabbing their luggage and most of these airports were empty last year. we talked to some traveling right here and they haven't traveled since the beginning of the pandemic. >> i was expecting it to be a little bit craze sheer but it wasn't. it was pretty smooth. >> reporter: so here is what things look like at sfo late this morning. it wasn't too crazy when the cameras were rolling but they are expecting about 50,000 passengers to pass through today, alone. before coming to sfo, we were in oakland. the morning rush there stayed pretty

this thanksgiving. how nonprofits city leaders and more came together to served thousands of meals to those who need it the most. thank you for joining us tonight for kron 4 news at 9. happy thanksgiving. i'm dan thorn. >> and i'm pam moore on this holiday. there are a number of organizations around the bay area dedicated to making sure that nobody goes hungry. kron four's rob fladeboe takes us behind the scenes sharing a few of the stories of those who made all of these holiday meals possible. >> hard at work since 02:00am leading the kitchen crew here at san jose city team ministry's is executive chef reynolds stuart, i'm giving back to others from lifting them up. >> i'm able to do that because all the people around me, our help really do that. working alongside stuart in cooking 60 turkeys and all the sides from volunteers like james knows what it's like to be homeless and hungry on thanksgiving when we show up, i mean, we show him the love. >> know we care know that in san jose and community cares

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on this day before thanksgiving. this get away day it's getting busy at sfo and we are looking at the least clear skies, cold temperatures, weather wise not a problem. upper 30's to the 40's and 50's. it's a cold start to the day. bundle up. we have frost advisory there's you the north and east bay as we head through the afternoon enjoy the sun with highs in the low to mid-60s's. ly have your thanksgiving day forecast. >>> if you are getting ready to hit the roadways we are tracking brake lights near sfo ♪ 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 ♪ there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve for only $19.99 a month for 12 months for an epic deal this holiday season. and score 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. that's more speed and more value for the same price. switch now to xfinity internet to power all your devices and get started

happy thanksgiving, guys. appreciate it. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving.d to see. >> arthel: hey listen. wings are white meat right? >> griff: out. >> arthel: however, a turkey leg i will snatch off and run and hide and had that. normally white meat, but on thanksgiving day i'm all about the turkey leg. >> griff: sounds good. >> arthel: all right. coming up next week going to have an update for you on president biden's house after he celebrated his 79th birthday, last week. we will fill you in on that. >> griff: his son hunter's business dealings back under the microscope, all of that ahead. >> griff: some top stories we are watching this hour. the white house says that the decision that the president had a benign polyp removed during his routine colonoscopy last week. the doctor said that it was thought to be precancerous but that no further action is required. biden was also announced healthy and fit for duty after his physical exam. >> arthel: gofundme removed a funding page for the suspect in sunday's christmas parade tragedy in waukesha, wisconsin. da