but it is faster than the refrigerator and will get your 30 thought out -- turkey thought out faster. you will find more if you are behind on thanksgiving day, it is safe to put in the oven frozen, but it will take longer to fully cooked. >> the results can be just as good? >> it depends, but often times, yes. >> if you plan on brining the turkey, what steps should you take? >> it is best to have your turkey fully thought out to make sure it will go in to the skin and actual turkey properly. but you can still brine, even if it is partially frozen. the turkey has to be brining at a safe temperature. it has to be in the verdure reader or -- the refrigerator, or in a cooler with ice to keep it below 30 degrees fahrenheit. even in colder temperatures, not best to keep it outside in the garage, but refrigerator and cooler are your best bet. >> none of us want undercooked turkey, you get sick, or overcooked turkey, what is the ideal temperature and cooking time? >> thermometer on hand, that is the best way to tell if your turkey has been fully cooked to a safe internal temperature without o

the televisions, the refrigerators, and all of that. and i guess now what we're looking at, the possibility of a buy now pay later, but there may be some interest charges here somewhere. tell me what you know about all of this, what do you think about it? dr. broady: so a couple of things. payday lenders and layaway plans can be targeted to black nashdz. we know payday lenders are overrepresented in black neighborhoods. the programs you're speaking about are not targeted. they are on the internet. everyone has access to them so they are not targeted towards a specific population. and that way, they are not as predatory as payday lenders. the second thing is they do provide people with the ability to buy things that they need in an emergency without charging said interest that's associated with payday lenders. in that way you can get something and get it immediately while you're still paying for it. if you don't finish paying for it, then there's no real penalty to it. it's not like the interest that keeps accruing. so you get the product

that you slice the turkey meat off the bone, put it in storage container or ziploc baggy and in the refrigerator two hours or less. >> for this year's bird we're spicing things up, literally. chili powder. careful, will, this is spicy. opting for the spicy dry brine recipe this year. ♪ she might be really spicy ♪ >> after combining the recipe's ten spices, this looks good. i mean, i think i nailed it. coridge. preheat the oven t >> a turkey about my turkey size. 12 pounds at 325. how long should i plan on leaving it in there? >> around 3 hours. the end temperature, again, 180 in the thigh, 170 in the breast. >> after about two hours, take a peek and employ the old tinfoil tent trick. >> after your turkey's been cooking for a couple hours, you may notice that the breast area is starting to brown a little more than the rest of your turkey. you can shield or tent that breast area and it's going to help the rest of the turkey to cook up to speed. >> the bird up to speed and thanks to nicole, this newbie chef is too. >> you can check out butterball's crazy ideas for what to do with the extra turkey,

when you get them home, put it in the refrigerator right away. baby broccoli is a superfood.is great for you. i am tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >>> we have a special thanksgiving day lineup this afternoon on kpix 5. it is "the bold and the beautiful" followed by the nfl . was get one last look at weather. >>> to the north above alcatraz what a fantastic day this is turning out to be. those temperatures will warm up into the upper 60s today. maybe even a few right around 70 in san jose. it is 70s across the board at the same story for the north bay valley. >> thank you so much, darren. >>> here is a look at all of the bay area love this thanksgiving . there sharing the messages of things online that we love to see pictures of your celebrations today. >> and happy thanksgiving to you . enjoy. that is it for "kpix 5 news at 12:00 p.m." we are on 24/7 on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area . >> our next newscast is at >> jerry: thank you all for being here to offer steffy and finn your encouragement as they take the next step

when we had the first picture made of them, put them on the refrigerator, we stuck them in an envelope and mailed them to relatives. when our eight grandchildren came along, it was pictures like this, well before the birth, that went on the refrigerator with the magnets and that were sent around to well-wishers, friends and perspective aunts and uncles of the child that was still in the womb. this is the science that has convinced our european friends to restrict abortions after 15 weeks, even after 12 weeks. if the supreme court rules in our way in the dobbs case, the united states will be placed in the broad mainstream of international understanding, joining denmark, norway, belgium, france, germany at a 15-week period. some countries even go earlier than that with 12 weeks. so i'm proud of our state. i'm proud to join my colleagues here. i join so many of my fellow americans in prays for the attorneys tomorrow. >> thank you so much. i think we all are very hopeful for the case that is going forward tomorrow and very proud of lynn fitch, who is the attorney general for the state of m

. >> you know the refrigerator's on the blink and i've got to come up with $800 just to replace it. >o be out of work. and if you're out of work, you can't buy food. in which case tommy doesn't need teeth anyway. >> there's a particular episode where mel decides he wants to hire a guy to be a waiter. >> mel is paying him $2.50 an hour. >> we only get $2.35. don't we? >> well, that makes me good and damn mad! >> and alice wanted to be right, and she wanted to be strong, and she wanted to be the leader. >> we work here. we do the same work. >> oh, don't give me that women's lib junk. >> junk. well, in that case you can run it without me and flo and vera, because we quit. >> he tried to run the diner without us. >> i'm going over to barney's burger barn and get some decent service. >> what about these eggs? don't you -- >> and it wasn't possible. >> on behalf of alice, vera and myself, kiss my grits! >> what do you say? >> when i was invited to speak for the votes that were being taken to pass the equal rights amendment, i thought, how do i do this? so it occurred to me to wear the "alic

she says she found a large bear by the refrigerator. must have come straight at me. i have no, i have only a vision of the part it was. it was dark and then i'm getting torn up. von hoffman. kirsi says these are photos of a bear on her property just in june and that the animals often break into cars, but none has ever gone inside her home. until now, she says, she fought back by throwing a quote at the bear, and it eventually left. through the front door the same way it had gotten in anything that has a strong odor to it is really the number one thing that attracts a bear on people's properties. the california department of fish and wildlife says. so far this year, there have been three bear attacks in the lake tahoe area. state officials say people leaving out food and intentionally is a large part of the problem. that comes in the form of garbage comes in the form of food that's fallen off the tree. that they're rotten like rotten fruit. that type of thing or cat food that's left outside. state officials say dna samples have been collected from the victim's injuries

so much she just said that in a day they will be in the refrigerator section and now i don't eat the thanks a lot. karma ignore comes from comes from. but yeah, i didn't want to see that. and now it's too late to many of us will still enjoy turkey. this thanksgiving will you enjoy that what's coming up. >> well the area the search continues this morning for as many as 9 people who robbed a jewelry store at the mall right bmhind me. it was desc wealth management is planning your path together. and, it's guiding you along the way. start a relationship with citi and earn a cash bonus when you open a new eligible account and complete required activities. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yeah that'd be great. a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatm

the league of volunteers in new work says it needs a 26 ft refrigeration truck by monday. f not, it could possibly lose 300 turkeys. more than three decades, the group has delivered free hot thanksgiving meals to about 5000 homebound residents. but this year the refrigeration truck that they had reserved back in august was cancelled. and we use it to store the and thaw the 300 turkeys, and then we use it as a refrigeration unit to store all the cook turkeys as we barbecue 20 at a time. and get them all carved up and ready to serve on thanksgiving day. organizers say the 300 turkeys are being delivered on monday and that they're trying desperately right now to find a drug. but at this point, nothing has been reserved. still to come a new thrill in new york city, the unique perspective that daredevils can now get from 1300 ft. up. and we are tracking a warm up around here. temperatures back into the seventies will be back here with the weekend forecast, right? and why one bay area counties covid booster shot recommendation now goes above and beyond the cdcs eligibility list.

when you bring them home store them in the refrigerator right away. that's important.ey get room temperature they'll start to break down or get mushy. that you don't want. you want a crispy cool cucumber. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i like them just like this in a salad cut up. beautiful. >>> port of oakland says total cargo volume declined 20% last month. the reasons behind the drop coming up at 3:00. >>> let's get a last check of our weather with mary. >>> all that sunshine across the bay area, you see blue skies in san francisco with our mark hopkins hotel camera. a bit of haze, temperatures are in the low to mid 60s at this lunchtime hour with moderate air quality, ridge of high pressure with sinking air acting like a lid trapping pollutants at the surface. daytime highs are well above average about five to ten degrees. coast mid 60s, low 70s inland this afternoon. amanda back to you. >>> time for your daily dose of cuteness. this baby in northern china hasn't mastered walking but she's already shredding the slopes. videos of the girl doing what

if the refrigerator is still at 40 degrees or colder the food is safe. but food held at a temperature above 40 degrees for more than two hours should not be consumed. as for your freezer, it might be able to stay cold as long as 48 hours, if you keep the doors closed and you stock it full. there's no reason to rush out and binge buy frozen pizzas to fill the space. water-filled bottles will fill the space, cheap and effective. what if you leave and everything is froeden. fill a cup, freeze it, put a penny on top. leave it there. after a power outage or vac way, check the cup. if the penny is on top you're fine. if it's on the bottom, that's evidence the power was out and the food has spoiled. >>> at the climate summit in scotland, many people are talking about the speech by the foreign minister of the island nation of tuvalu. he prerecorded it at home with his pant leg rolled up to illustrate how rising sea levels threaten to yoe raise his entire country. he speaks from an area that used to be dry land. it is sacred to its 12,000 people. without world in

the television, refrigerators and all about. i guess now we are looking at the possibility of a buy now pay later but there may be interest charges there somewhere. tell me what youte know and what you think about? >> a couple of differences, payday lenders and layaway plans and things can be targeted to black neighborhoods. we know payday members are overrepresented. the programs you're seeking are targeted, they are on the internet. everyone has access to them so they are not targeted or specific population. they are not as predatory as payday lenders. the second thing is they do provide people with the ability to buy things they need in an emergency without charging interest associated with payday lender so you can get something and you can get immediately while still paying for it. if you don't finishin paying for it and there's no real penalty, like the interest that keeps accruing. you get the product, pay for it if you don't pay for it, you don't get to use that particular system again so the penalty really is with the com

within 2 hours of coming out of the oven or the refrigerator or it can become unsafe food must be stored in shallow containers. leftover should be reheated to 165 degrees sauce gravy should be brought to a roiling boil and even if you do all of the right things leftover should be eaten or frozen within 4 days. calorie labels on food are nothing new here. but in the u k there's a new push for posting summer information on alcohol. >> experts say public awareness of the calories in drinks would have health benefits, including lowering obesity rates. a study by the british government found that almost 3 and a half million people in the country consume an extra day's worth of calories. a week from alcohol. researchers also discovered that 75% of people in the u k are unaware of the amount of calories and beer, wine and cocktails. a drink. now the government is considering requiring manufacturers to post nutritional information including calories per serving on the alcohol labels to try to increase consumer knowledge. >> the merriam-webster dictionary has decided on

and run full loads of laundry that will really help save water and make sure that turkey is in the refrigeratornot thaw it under watt runni water. i'll take one of the chores off your hands. >> usually use around 1.8 or 2 gallons per minute. that is actually quite a bit of water over time. using a dishwasher opposed to hand water can save water because it is more efficient. that is one really nice thing if you're busy and you have guests, er. don't worry about washing things by hand. >> you can find out more about a our climate in crisis. go to nbcbayarea.com and i'll post a link to save our water website. keep that drought top of mind this holiday season. >> great ideas there, thanks so much, kari. >>> 5:53 right now. potential candidates already lining up to replace peninsula house member jackie spear. two candidates have thrown their hats in the ring. the latest emily beach who tweeted her intention to run. this follows the recent announcement from san mateo county supervisors david caneppa. more names will follow in the weeks ahead. >>> happening now, governor gavin newsom is in mexico on v

you slice the turkey meat off the bone, put it in a storage container or ziploc baggy and in the refrigeratorn two hours or less. >> reporter: for this year's bird, we're spicing things up. literally. chili powder. this is spicy. opting for the dry brine recipe. ♪ she may be really spicy ♪ after combining the recipe's ten spices. this looks good. i think i nailed it. cover your bird in plastic wrap. put it in the fridge. preheat the oven to 325. a turkey, 12 pounds at 325, how long should i leave it in there? >> around three hours. the end temperature will be 180 in the thigh and 170 in the breast. >> reporter: after about two hours, take a peek and employ the tinfoil test trick. >> you may notice the breast area is browning faster than the rest of the turkey. you can take a piece of foil and shield that breast area and it will help to attempt the rest of the turkey up to speed. >> reporter: the bird up to speed. and thanks to nicole, this newbie schefft is, too. >> you can call me. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving. once your bird comes out of the oven, it's time to think about leftovers. chec

when agents opened their doors, they found 75 migrants packed inside the refrigerator, the doors padlocked from the outside. the temperature set to 58 degrees. the driver arrested. all migrants taken into custody. the last 12 months, again, the u.s. has recorded the most illegal border crossings since record keeping began in 1960. jose? >> and steve, vaccine mandates have been all over the headlines. there's been a change in chicago for its police officers. what happened there? >> big change. yeah, yesterday, a chicago judge blocked the city from enforcing an upcoming december 31st mandate for police officers until the issue can be addressed in arbitration. this is a major below to mayor lori lightfoot and a big victory for the police union that's been locked in this bitter battle with the city over the vaccinations. the judge said that has unionized employees, police officers have a right to have their objections heard by an arbitrator before the requirement takes effect. officers would still have to report their vaccination stouts to the cities. about 71% of the department reported their

ready across the world, they see still you're seeing coal, you're seeing the refrigerator is everything going up and cries, and so all the gases, donovan price to so i think they think things are very rarely priced because it was only gonna double digits. natural gas, especially in europe, is triple digits. and so i think the cartoon was kind of happening where things are right now. are they essentially just saying we know people will pay these prices at this point and until prices get to a point where they'll stop paying, we're just going to keep at our current plan. well bred. so a year ago we were minus $37.00 a barrel. not many of us made much money in 2020. i think everybody's trying to get back on and even for this year. and you know, to me again, opec is seeing the pandemic still taking place germany just now. so there are some restrictions now to for heavier cases. so company has not gone away, which really does hurt the energy usage in all the world. so i think everybody's still a little bit aware of what happened last year that it didn't happen again. and the worst thing that

same bowl of chips i understand it's normal for her to make mistakes but this isn't foreclosing the refrigerator life at risk how do we build the trust back? one long unbelievable stream of paranoia. why would any parent think like that? the establishment mediated it seems to be any opinion that they agree with. with the real risks of coronavirus over 70 million children 600 for our recorded having died from covid-19 each year in traffic accidents is the mother who wrote that craze letter to slate stop her child from getting in a car now they tell us kids have to wear masks next year as well ac will help with the flu there is no evidence it helps if anything. but on thursday in america right next to the 81 -year-old woman biden wore a mask you cannot be too careful they are higher risk even when vaccinated but friday in europe up close with another elderly person no need for a mask. outdoors the virus is incredibly dangerous you must wear a mask. but once you get to the bottom of it you can take off your mask that's just science. and then while they are insulting our entitled intelligence they a

if the meat went bad, if the power went out into the refrigerator quit working and we came in after being on vacation and if there was still meat in our freezer it would be like i can't believe those great steaks went bad on me. of the world around you look so bad but it's because the salt has lost its saltiness. don't blame the darkness. the call of my book is to think through what does it mean to be sold in light in a world that feels very contentious and hateful and seems to be trying to win the argument? i'm curious what surprised you the most about all that's happened? >> i can't believe i got to do this. i would walk up those steps of the capital every day thinking i can't believe i get to do this. somebody is going to come get us and throw us out of here. the second one would be what i was talkingas about a second ag. none of this matters but we think in terms of electing the right people. to see the world exactly like i do i still want somebody that addresses the economy the way that i do and different issues. but even more now i want to have more people in office that are intent

. >> addition, the 2 refrigerated, though. yeah, oh, ok, pulled the refrigerator. a gorgeous day to get out there do some of those errands today, maybe just venture outside get to walk in before rainfall arrives after midnight tonight, mother nature is really timing. this. what a pretty convenient for us actually, as we are going to be venturing outside to some dry conditions tomorrow morning is when we could have some slick spots on roads after overnight rain. we look outside at the golden gate bridge is looking nice and clear. we do have some spots of fog mostly right along the san mateo coastline couple of pockets and marine and sonoma counties, too. aside from that. this is a smooth go this wednesday morning. 50's. for most of our current temperatures. a few 40's on the map like in napa, valais as well as petaluma and santa rosa. so bundle up this morning expect our warmest temperatures of the week this afternoon and then rain tonight and a cool down tomorrow. reyna thank you for that was sadly one of you guys tweeting out yesterday and wanted to know. >> a lot

you order on your phone, grab something out of the refrigerator case, grab your coffee and go. t one person in the back making coffee, one person making sure you get the right coffee and you're gone. >> cutting down on the employees. >> how about more people making coffee? that would be a good thing. >> guess what today is? it's red cup holiday season. >> red cup day. >> it's back. starting this morning the coffee chain giving away its free limited edition reusable red cup to customers who order the holiday or fall drink. this year's cup is made with 50% recycled material. >>> this morning as thanksgiving inches closer some people are already hearing christmas music. ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> it is a christmas tradition, all i want for christmas is you by mariah carey. the song has been streamed more than 31 million times just this year and nearly 683 million times since 2010. based on the average pay rates, carey would have made nearly $2 million just from streaming last year. >> it truly has become a part of our holiday tradition. >> it is one of those songs that

and it's basically you're falling down on the ground, and having to get up with a small refrigerator ] >> seth: it seems like the magic of movie making is they could have made a lighter refrigerator for your back. >> they had rubber ones, but they don't -- when they're on, it doesn't look like you're carrying the weight with the rubber ones. yeah so, because we're actors we're committed. [ laughter ] yeah, put the heavy one on it will look more real sure >> a little better than the first -- the first - >> yeah, the first one weighed about 40, something, pounds or something. and we used to have it wear it, like, 14 hours a day >> seth: yeah. >> so, it sounds crazy but, like, if you're a mother and you have a baby, and you carry your baby, and you know how that feels after a few months imagine that your child is born at 40 pounds [ laughter ] >> seth: i still don't think you're going to get a lot of sympathy from mothers on that, bill, but -- [ laughter ] they're like, "i thought i had it bad until i heard about the ghost busters. [ laughter ] i'm -- so this was sort of the first big b

okay, four while the refrigerator may get you away from the heat.we have had a busy week in this country, rittenhouse, football, you name it check in with russia, shall we? >> jesse: russians inventing flame throwing vehicles that soviet era sedan that shoots fire. and this is what they do over there, basically. this invent things that shoot fire. >> judge jeanine: do that looting the store. >> jesse: san francisco needs a fleet of those trucks. >> judge jeanine: extort for russia. >> harold: we have plenty of time for you. that was amazing. >> after eat taco bell. >> jesse: best friend scott -- how could i forget? mine is one of the greatest athletes of all time tiger woods posted a video of twitter account fueling speculation showing him swinging the golf club. you may recall nine months ago he was in a car crash that almost ended all of his life had us concerned. the 15-time major champ. i hope he comes back. best to you, brother. >> jesse: best to you right, greg? >> greg: you know it, huge tiger woods fan over here. >> jesse: you were pulling f

if the meat went bad, power went out in the refrigerator kept going, going on vacation for a week, and those great steaks with that on me, the freezer didn't do its job didn't keep the meat frozen. jesus as the meat is not mad at the world around you, looks bad because the salt lost it and the same thing, don't blame the darkness. you are supposed to be the light. kind of the call of my book is for believers to think through what does it mean to be soft and light in a world that feels very contentious and hateful and seems to be trying to win the argument. >> we are close to the end of our discussion. it has been great talking with you. i have one quick question since i've got you captive here. we've known each other for 12 years, over that time i am curious, now that you look back, what surprises you about what happened? >> guest: i would walk up the steps of the capital every day and i can't believe we get to do this was the first might we send in the residence, someone will get us out of here. we snuck in here and that since of who am i that you brought us this far the david talks a

and we use it to store the and thaw the 300 turkeys, and then we use it as a refrigeration unit to store we barbecue 20 at a time. and get them all carved up and ready to serve on thanksgiving day. organizers say the 300 turkeys are being delivered on monday and that they are trying desperately to find a truck. but at this point, nothing has been reserved a big donation to help families in need. this thanksgiving foster farms is giving £8000 of turkey to the sacramento food bank. is enough to feed about 10,000 people on the holiday. the san francisco marin food bank is receiving the same about in sacramento, the food bank ceo says this will make a major difference this holiday, especially with the rising cost of food. all of these things that we see on this table costs more than they did last year. it's going to be very difficult for wonderful families trying to put a good meal on the table, and this partnership goes a long way to helping do that. this year. the company says it plans to donate £64,000 of turkey to food banks up and down the west coast, including manteca said fresno and s

>> steve: ah >> jimmy: he says, "they need to make pizza boxes that can actually fit inside the refrigerator space just for one slice that i'm going to eat at 2:00 a.m. that's right [ applause ] come on. this last one is from @lotsofmiles he says, "they need to fix cereal bags. please talk to ziploc." >> steve: oh >> jimmy: there you have it, everybody. those are our "tonight show" hashtags to check out more of our favorites, go to tonightshow.com/hashtags stick around when we come back, we're playing "name that song challenge" with will smith will [ cheers and applause ♪ we're getting destroyed out there. we need a plan! i have a plan— right now at t-mobile, customers on magenta max can get the new iphone 13 pro— and t-mobile will pay for it! it has the most advanced iphone camera ever! i'm talking new customers! i'm talking about existing customers like ronald! the new iphone on t-mobile— let's do it! new and existing customers, can upgrade to the iphone 13 pro on us. on our most popular plan magenta max. do we have a plan for the second half? nah, we're gonna get creamed— but we'll be on

these 3300 him for about a day away from heading to the refrigerator section, not the freezer aisle. the are smaller, you know, we have a lot of programs that are more fresh are, you know, deep chilled programs versus strictly frozen programs. so a lot of that inventory reporting is based off of like a frozen inventory where our inventory wouldn't have been put up get. that means is harvesting turkeys in the fall where as many medal farms or packaging turkeys in summer. >> so heidi and her family had a heads up about the struggles to come. we kind. of some of the challenges because we produce later. so we saw some of the challenges that the end she was facing at large. and so we got extra vendors on hand to help supply. we kind of pivoted on a few packages that were in greater supply. meanwhile, demand is up. heidi says while diesel overwhelmingly cells to stores concerns about supply has customers. contacting diesel directly. i think that will be enough products as long as we have drivers to get them everywhere that they need to go. >> you know, there's there's probably going to be

these 3300 hands were about a day away from heading to the refrigerator section, not the freezer aisle. the are smaller, you know, we have a lot of programs that are more fresh are, you know, deep chilled programs versus strictly frozen programs. so a lot of that inventory reporting is based off of like a frozen inventory where our inventory wouldn't have been put up get. that means is harvesting turkeys in the fall where as many medal farms or packaging turkeys in summer. >> so heidi and her family had a heads up about the struggles to come. we kind. of some of the challenges because we produce later. so we saw some of the challenges that the end she was facing at large. and so we got extra vendors on hand to help supply. we kind of pivoted on a few packages that were in greater supply. meanwhile, demand is up. heidi says while diesel overwhelmingly cells to stores concerns about supply has customers. contacting diesel directly. i think that will be enough product as long as we have drivers to get them everywhere that they need to go. >> you know, there's there's probably going to be

fit into it changes of a move in the refrigerator. the fridge by the way, i don't do that. when i decide to move around, when you can help are just going to volunteer james for the french. >> court shores. you're on tv if you're waking up this morning in for john tribal and we're talking about the fog and the low visibility out there. if you're in the east bay, the north of the delta. a live look outside. it's actually city hall and you can't really see much of anything at this hour because we're talking about that fog. it's there. definitely definitely want to take your time as you're leaving the house this morning. looking at our satellite and radar live look, currently and expected to see some rain. it's not until thursday into friday. so right now all you're seeing is the fog that talked about future cast as we go on for aggressively in the morning. look at that fog continues to move in into the east bay into the north bay into the delta area and it sticks around late into the evening. so you're gonna have fog up until about say 06

. >> he is dependent from people like sean to keep the lights on and keep the refrigerator stocked. >ood insecure for crying out loud that's wrong. you know, if i don't -- if i don't periodically take him to the grocery store, you know, he'll call me up and say i don't have anything. i haven't eaten in a week. >> across the country, the support and compensation exonoree, s differsst -- differs drastically. qualifying for and accessing support is another story entirely in missouri, one of the state's that has a law in the books,le joe and rickey kidd don't qualify for help because they weren't exonerated through a specific mechanism involving d.n.a. evidence. >> you can count on one hand the number of people who have qualified for support under missouri's compensation statute. he would be better off if he had been guilty and -- and then real estate leased on parole because a parole officer would help him get public assistance would constantly bonn the lookout for job leads and -- >> he would be better off if he had actually done the crime. he would have more support coming out. >> he w

and i've never seen places that you put the kitchen and a refrigerator. >> originally, they wanted thetills and refrigerator to be in one area. the planning department required that for this official kitchen it had to have enough counterspace so that the refrigerator got relocated from right when you walk in into the living room area to accommodate that requirement by the planningdepartment . >> president: thank you counselor, that answers my question. >> we will now hear from the planning department . >> subject is 3421 234 21 20th street located within the zoning district. there's basically from the plan to staff of three dwelling units. the permit isproposed to relocate kitchen convert pantry into bathroom andkitchen into bathroom on all three units . replaces on the second third and fourth floor with replacement in kind . it does meet theplanning code requirements . staff was very detailed in their review and analysis of the conditioning of the permits to require that it has the necessary amenities including the kitchen and the sink and often. it's i think as the board can see it a

put it in the refrigerator and do not thaw it out under running water.ore water than necessary. i'll take one of these chores off your hands. >> most modern sinks these days use around like, you know, 1.8 or 2 gallons per minute. so, that's actually quite a bit of water over time. using a dishwasher as opposed to handwashing can save 10 or 15 gallons of water because it really is more efficient and that is one really nice thing. if you're busy and you have guests, just run the dishwasher. don't worry about washing things by hand. >> you can watch this whole interview and find more on our climate in crisis on nbcbayarea.com and post a link to our website and more ways to keep the drought top of mind this holiday season, laura and marcus. >> good advice. thanks so much, kari. >>> 5:58. developing now in georgia, closing arguments in the trial of three men charged in the shooting death of ahmaaud arbery. prosecutors argue they were the aggressors who chased down an unarmed arbery while out on a jog. >>> pg&e facing new fallout with regulators. they fined th

you want to give it a full 24 hours or full day in the kitchen so let's in the refrigerator. say you have a 15 pound turkey that's going to take you about 3 days in the fridge that note days for okay. very good. very good. we're looking at some video people pulling turkey's out of the it looks yummy and then on this is another question i have here for thanksgiving day itself. we've all eaten when is it safe to start putting the food in the fridge. my mom always said you got to let it sit out until it's basically not warm anymore. and you put it in. okay. >> yeah, well, so really the key thing is you want to make sure that the food that beautiful spread you have up for your family and friends isn't out for longer than 2 hours. so the key thing. so that is once you start cleaning up and you have those leftovers. you want to get them divided up shallow containers and get those into the fridge as quickly as possible. so if you're within that 2 hour time frame and you're getting those things into the bridge. you're in safe territory okay. very something miles always wants to know

. >> nawaz: amrine's depended on help from people like sean to keep the lights on and the refrigerator>> he's food insecure for crying out loud. that's wrong. you know, if i don't if i don't periodically take him to the grocery store. you know, he'll call me up and say, i don't have anything, i haven't eaten in a week. >> nawaz: across the country, the support and compensation exonerees are eligible for differs drastically depending on where they're convicted. 37 states and the district of columbia have laws for compensating exonerees in some way. but qualifying for and accessing that support is another story entirely. in missouri, one of the states that has a law on the books, joe amrine and ricky kidd don't qualify for help, because they weren't exonerated through a specific mechanism involving dna evidence. >> you can count on one hand the number of people who have qualified for support under missouri's exoneration, their compensation statute. he would be better off if he had been guilty and and then released on parole because a parole officer would help him get public assistance an

experts say that cyber monday is your deadline for the most refrigerated items. a, most thanksgiving meals will last for a few days. if you store them properly dishes coming out of the oven like turkey stuffing and casseroles as well as refrigerated sides like salads and cranberries should be put in the fridge within 2 hours of serving after that, you know, bacteria can start to grow. frozen items. they will last much longer just be sure to freeze any leftovers within 4 days of thanksgiving. it last that long it could last and won't be around are not sure if that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock. but ken and i will be right back up to the news at 9. coming up. are searchers in south africa have identified a new covid-19 variant. they say. >> is caught it causing a spike in infections in that country. what scientists are saying about the virus is transmissible bility and san francisco police trying to keep customers safe during the busiest shopping day of the year today the stepped up security. >> after those smashing crab crimes in the bay area. i did some early

i get that way going to the refrigerator. all the talk right now. the ceo says it's a big deal. >> could you give me an idea assuming everything goes okay and you get the approval you're looking for, about the rollout of this? >> i think it's regulatory approval from i can't speak about how long the fda will take but i can tell you we will submit before the end of the month, likely before thanksgiving. that is up to them to get the approval, i expect them to do it quickly, sometime in december. neil: just think about that, a covid pill, john's hopkins university professor public health overall smarty-pants. doctor, how big a deal is this? >> this is profound but not the only profound right through that would once approved, marked the end of the pandemic phase of covid. we are about to transition to the end. this will allow us to treat people who are ideally before the hospital but we will probably use off label a little later and there's a number of drugs out there, there's one about to come out, merck is under review and they

now let's move over and show you, robin, the refrigerator.energy consumption in your fridge by 30% and it's cleaning the coils at the back. all you need is a screwdriver and vacuum cleaner and you are good to go. that's a tip for those at home who aren't planning to upgrade. >> love that. how about outside of the kitc kitchen? what are things we can do there, becky? >> reporter: the two biggest energy hogs you have in your use come onthrough, are your ho and your hot water heater. those two suck energy. so first of all we'll look at this thermostat in your old house did you program it religiously and knew when you were out and turned the heat down? >> no. >> you and everybody else, right? so we are getting you a smart thermostat. this is going to save you about 23% on your heating costs and with natural gas prices going up so much, this is going to be great. now, let's talk a little bit about your hot water heater. we replaced that big old tank with a heat pump. this is new technology and as you saw in the piece it's going to save you $400 a

fish is so fresh they could eat a little bit during the week and it's still fresh all week in the refrigerators really cool. >> the fish is very fresh and the price is super. i don't think that you can get it anywhere in the bay area. i can see it, and i can stir fry it, wow, you can do anything you want. i just can say this is a good place to shop and you have a good experience. >> this program supports the strategic plan in terms of engagement, people being connected to the waterfront, and also economic vitality. because it's helping the fishermen to make ends meet. they have no guarantees in their businesses, not like some people, and we want to do everything that we can to help them to have a good and thriving business. >> how does it feel to be able to sell your fish locally kind of in the traditional way, like your grandfather probably did? >> when i was a kid and i used to work in my dad's fish market, a lot of the markets that we sell to now are second and third and fourth generation markets. so i remember as a kid putting their tags on the boxes of fish that we shipped out of monterey

the veterans, a group called one nation dream makers said that the league of volunteers could use a refrigerated truck that it has just received as a donation from the owner of bay city produce isn't that great? so it appears that thanksgiving meal has been saved. well barrier weather after some pocket system dense fog this morning. lots of sunshine this afternoon temperatures actually warming up into the sixties and the seventies, and it looks like if you like today's pattern, you really like the forecast as we head into friday and the weeken. in fact, it's kind of a simple one for us with temperatures. warming up into the seventies across portions of the region. so warm forecast not only for your friday but into the weekend as well. some patchy fog once again but then more sunshine into the afternoon hours, probably the warmest alien saturday with just some slight cooling as we head into early next week. what about the rainfall members just last week. we're talking about that the system moving into northern california, but it looks like right now the real rain is focused up to our north up tow

at one point there were so many adding machines, he had to store them in the garage refrigerator.anker, and a student as much as any world leader. not long ago he was driving his corvette on the beltway. with the tire fixed, the young vet asked if he could take a quick selfie. my dad took time to ask about his family and his friends and his life. something no instagram moment could ever uncover. a few days later to thank him for his help, my father invited the vet and his entire family over to the house for dinner. colin powell was a great leader because he was a great follower. he knew you could not ask your troops to do anything you are unwilling to do yourself. one time i was walking into the px with my dad. we came upon a corporal saluting a captain over and over again. my father walked up and asked this captain what he was doing. the captain repied sir, this corporal failed to salute me, so i'm making him salute me 100 times. my dad said that's fine. but you make darn sure you salute him back every single time. the exchange of salutes is a sign of mutual respect. he loved the

fish is so fresh they could eat a little bit during the week and it's still fresh all week in the refrigeratorhat's really cool. >> the fish is very fresh and the price is super. i don't think that you can get it anywhere in the bay area. i can see it, and i can stir fry it, wow, you can do anything you want. i just can say this is a good place to shop and you have a good experience. >> this program supports the strategic plan in terms of engagement, people being connected to the waterfront, and also economic vitality. because it's helping the fishermen to make ends meet. they have no guarantees in their businesses, not like some people, and we want to do everything that we can to help them to have a good and thriving business. >> how does it feel to be able to sell your fish locally kind of in the traditional way, like your grandfather probably did? >> when i was a kid and i used to work in my dad's fish market, a lot of the markets that we sell to now are second and third and fourth generation markets. so i remember as a kid putting their tags on the boxes of fish that we shipped out of mont