is the third priority for turkey. despite the bombings which you mentioned which really caused an enormous amount of damage, the curds in syria and not i.s.i.s. as much. >> as you said i.s.i.l. might be the third concern for turkey after thing refugees and the curds. kurds but that's the kind of thing that elevates the problem into the national consciousness. what does turkey do then presuming there is i.s.i.s. sympathizers in turkey, presuming that i.s.i.s. does want to attack turkey, part of their mission, it will come to istanbul, the last place where there was a muslin caliph. is there something that turkey should be doing you now to try to get into a better position to fight i.s.i.s? >> well, the two things it needs to do, one is to completely seal the borders so there is no oil that comes, that needs i.s.i.s. revenues. and no fighters ask go in and out of syria. i.s.i.s. fighters. but most importantly, until now, the turkish police forces have been concentrating on kurds, they are more worried about journalists,

natural turkey has the same legal standing as cheez with two es and a zs and wild turkey means you're drunk to care any more. (cheers and applause) the point is it seems like the only ones you can trust these days are the good people at butterball. they're all about helping you understand your turkey. in fact, butterball's been running a toll free hotline for turkey-cooking tips since 1981. the most commonly asked question, how do i tha-w my turkey? of course back in 1981 the answer was with a pair of leg warmers. (laughter) every year the turkey talk line receives more than 100,000 phone calls, but sadly, they have not once been able to save the turkey's life. (laughter) and while the hotline opens on november 2nd, not surprisingly the volume peaks on thanksgiving dayment so right now, butterball is paying turkey experts to sit by the phone. but no one is calling. so to give those nice talk line operators something to do, this morning i called the butterball hotline. (applause) and i asked them some of the urgent turkey questions on my mind. this is. >> the late show presents thanksg

they want the aliens to have turkey? >> it goes really far up in the sky, and eventually, it all crumbles to pieces. they all come crashing down to the ground and they find their turkey. coming out with the a canopy, they find it, and it is covered in dirt. and apparently it's there. >> it is good. >> oh, what a wonderful time of the year when it gives back. >> but there is one group that doesn't -- you know, angry right now, as we can see. this turkey has just decided that he will take out with his brief with humanity on the human that's in front of him. he tries to take it away. >> oh. >> terrifying. >> surprisingly, the turkey does not take off in terror, ends up chasing the guy inside the car. the video continues. >> pretty turkey. >> can we not be friends? >> no, question not be friends. that's pretty much resounding no. in terms of communication, i think he speaks fluent turkish. he said he was a handsome turkey towards the end. he was stressing in front of him, like he's a cat walk. >> he's like, i am the alpha, yo

not once been able to save the turkey's life. (laughter) and while the hotline opens on november 2nd, not surprisingly the volume peaks on thanksgiving dayment so right now, butterball is paying turkey experts to sit by the phone. but no one is calling. so to give those nice talk line operators something to do, this morning i called the butterball hotline. (applause) and i asked them some of the urgent turkey questions on my mind. this is. >> the late show presents thanksgiving turkey tips with our friends at butterball. first thing's first. i called the butterball turkey >> butterball turkey talk line, nicole speak, how can i help you. >> stephen: hey, nicole, this is stephen colbert from the late show with stephen colbert. >> well, hi, stephen, how are you today? >> stephen: i'm doing fine, how are you, nicole. >> we are fantastic. >> stephen: i have a question about my turkey, could you help me with that? >> stephen: what is the best >> great question. that is the number one question we get year after year. >> stephen: i got mi

the e.u. nations and turkey? well, it's been perhaps surprisingly easy and surprisingly quick to come up with proposals which both sides would sit down to talk about here in brussels. this came out of the summit just 2 1/2 weeks ago. what will be more difficult is pinning down the detail. we know that the european union has promised turkey $3.2 billion to facilitate more refugees within its own boarders to allow also syrians to enter its job market and to send their children to school there. but we don't know exactly which government will be putting how much in to that pot. we don't know the time frame that we are talking about. and lastly, we don't know exactly how much pressure there will still be on those sensitive issues like press freedom. we have just had a letter sent to the e.u. in the last few days from a pair of well-known journalist who his have been arrested after publishing an article which displeased the president of turkey, they are urging the e.u. not to forget about its commitment to those. it pu

soon the turkey got in a tussle, now it's an all-on brawl in the wild. first it looked like that here. e fe call -- >> i don't know what that means? >> beak to beak. >> got it. beak. >> when you say pico i'm eating chicken. >> yeah. yes. means. >> our lone turkey seemed to get the upper hand. the other turkeys started to break it up. this isn't all fun and games. this got serious. our lone turkey down on the ground, gasping for air, didn't realize turkeys kind of fight this seriously. so, the guy feels bad, he says he knows he's not supposed to get involved in animal behavior, but he put the camera down and as soon as he does, the turkey's leg, and the turkey jumped up. he eventually shook this off. and ran back out into the >> gobble, gobble, gobble. >>> let's all join hands, we're going to give thanks, the norway. norway's awesome when you consider this. yeah, you could jump off a cliff where there's a water fall and just go proximity flying with your buddies. i heard it, but what a reveal that shot is. ridiculous. then incredible proximity flying. arki

our lone turkey down on the ground, gasping for air, didn't realize turkeys kind of fight this seriously. so, the guy feels bad, he says he knows he's not supposed to get involved in animal behavior, but he put the camera down and as soon as he does, the turkey's leg, and the turkey jumped up. he eventually shook this off. and ran back out into the wilderness like nothing happened. >> gobble, gobble, gobble. >>> let's all join hands, we're going to give thanks, the norway. norway's awesome when you consider this. yeah, you could jump off a cliff where there's a water fall and just go proximity flying with your buddies. i heard it, but what a reveal that shot is. ridiculous. then incredible proximity flying. arking its way to pull it. now this together is sustaining. what he's doing is part of a travel show. a wing suit, space-jumping theme travel show. and basically every wednesday, another one of these videos land. he goes to like ten different countries, norway, greece, venezuela, spain, turkey, and more. not doing it alone. faces and names wie going to be recognizing, all turning up i

for the moment, thank you. turkeynd russia's recent relationship has been underpinned by trade worth billions of dollars. but the syrian war has created new tensions. >> reporter: turkey and russia have had a history of conflict for more than 400 years ago, to the first world war. in modern times relations were described as solid and based on mutual interests and respect. in business terms the two countries trades tens of billions of dollars worth of goods every year. more than 50% of turkey's gas is supplied by russia. but the war in syria has soured their relations. president bashar al-assad is a major reason for the increasing tensions. russia backs assad, whereas turkey is doing everything possible to bring him down. >> the incident and previous tensions on the borders and issues of violating turkish air space and so on and so forth is a symptom of a greater problem. i think the message turkey is sending by confronting and downing this fighter jet is not only to moscow, it's also to washington and paris. and says

if you do decide to stuff the turkey, prepare the stuffing before you put the turkey in the oven. the stuffing should be cooked to 165 degrees. >> but you're not supposed to put hot stuffing into the cold turkey. >> right. do not put hot stuffing into the cold turkey. mix the wet and dry ingredients before putting it in the turkey. >>> when should you take it off the table? once it's cooked and you had dinner? can you leave it there for a while? >> you can leave it out at room temperature for two hours. we suggest right before you sit down, set a microwave timer for two hours. that way when you hear the ding you know it's time to store those leftovers in the refrigerator. i know with my family we sit around, watch football, play games for a long time. after two hours you don't want those leftovers going to waste. >> all right. christina, so nice to see you. thank you very much for coming from the usda to get us ready for thanksgiving day. >> thank you. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you. back to you. >>> it's coming up. right place, right time for some people doing s

the situation. of course that's a letter from turkey, the facts as turkey sees them. id confirm that the security council did receive this letter. he also said importantly that so far the security council is not planning any meetings specifically on the downing of the russian aircraft. he said no member state so far, so far at least, has requested such a meeting. as far as ban ki-moon is concerned, we have yet to hear from him so far today. also russia's ambassador to the u.n. did go into this meeting, but he did not stop to talk to journalists he just went right past us, would not take any questions. going back to the u.k. ambassador to the u.n., he also mentioned in the last few minutes or so, he said we need to learn our lessons of de-confliction. he urged everyone to de-escalate and take a measured response. late september, early october that was the key message coming out of the united nations during the u.n. general assembly meeting. but let's listen a little bit more to what he had to say. >> the united kingdom depends turkey's right to protect its own air space

hopefully they are doing well with the turkey. >> i know, i'll probably only have one serving of turkey and desserts as well. let's check in with the weather watchers as well. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. denise sent a picture in, too. she says the flock just keeps on growing here. she's got all. turkeys set up. she hand makes the turkeys which is fantastic. 44 degrees near the cape cod canal as well. i want to show you this picture, which comes in, which is a mild start. keith sent in a shot of the full beaver moon which is beautiful in pocasset over the salt marsh this morning. so a nice shot there. happy thanksgiving. quiet weather today which is great news. the sun is officially up in a couple of minutes. yes, there are a deck of clouds in place, but it could certainly be worse this time of the year, right? so a few clouds, decorations in the sky today. the clouds will win out at times, but we will stay dry. temperatures right now are in 43 in boston. there are a couple of colder 37 in lawrence. a lot of us running in the middle to upper 30s out the door. 33 in the area. 46 in m

what the see today is that the turkey that they have developed, which they call the new turkey project is very far from what they were saying then. what western observers and turkish liberals believed when they provided significant support, and endorsement. the ambassador went into some of the details before enduring this election period. i would add that one 100 people are more are killed by suicide bombers in the capital of the city, we see the police responding by shooting tear gas and water cannons at the dead and injured and hindering first responders from coming to the scene. this is very different than what we expected. what we're seeing with this new is these twin proceses, chronologically. the deepening of authoritarianism, and a process of accelerated islamization. i think my colleague will speak more about the authoritarian elements of the system. i would say it is very often noted that the turkey that existed before the akp was not ideal. . that is a fair point on that note -- that is a fair point. on that note, it is the nature of authoritarianism that may defer. it was bu

the ironic thing is that turkey, russia, the u.s. and others say they are united around the goal of defeating isil in syria. instead, they're just playing with fire by backing opposing sides in syria's civil war and fueling potential conflict with each other. for month on today's turkey lsh russia tensions, we have this report. >> reporter: they have had a history of conflicts for more than 400 years ago through the first world what. in modern times relations were described as solid and based on mutual interests and respect. in the terms two countries trade tens of billions of dollars worth of goods every year. more than 50% of turkey's gas is supplied by russia. the war in syria has soured their relations. president assad is a major reason for the increasing tension between turkey and russia. tensions escalated in september whether russia launched air strikes against isil and tearian opposition fighters. last month government liters in anning ra complained that two russian jets violated turkish air space. russia's targets inside syr

come on. >> honestly that was my first and only turkey, and it did come out okay. the questions were amazing. what about thanksgiving day turkey, right? these are the extremes for new england that we've had. 71 degrees. not like? i don't know. it's a tie between the coldest and wettest. no one wants rain. snow would be pretty. thankfully, our weather's quiet. we'll be coming into the 50s. it's 29 in nashua right now. 41 in boston. 20s, 30s, and 40s but not as cold as we've been the last couple of mornings. now, this morning, oh, what an experience for the high schoolkids, right? needham, wellesley 43 degrees at fenway. 52 by noontime for boston english taking on boston latin. there will be clouds around today across the board. it will be a dry day today aside from the isolated sprinkles this morning. 56 is the high later on today. 58 in norwood. keep in mind that our average high temperature should be in the upper 40s. so with the wind coming from the south, we'll warm things up today. across the nation, the central part of the nation dealing with stormy weather. into

dana perino. >> i agree with you on the turkey. that's my favorite part of the meal, but if you had to pick your favorite side for the segment i did say cranberries. however, these cranberries are not my favorite. these are my least favorite. they came from a can and that's not -- >> we can't see them. i'm afraid to pick it up because i'm wearing a white dress. it's like in the jelly can -- >> i find them to be so delicious with preservatives. it's so yumbo. >> i liked my mom's version. don't we all? but cranberries are good because you can mix them with everything. >> and they're very good for your urinary tract system. >> is that true? >> yes. >> for women. >> it really is true. >> men don't get to participate? >> you guys are cool. >> for everybody. but cranberry is actually very good for you, cranberry juice. i think it's very tasty. bolling, coming to you. bolling's favorite side -- >> we used to have a bottle of wine. >> they took it away. >> i have to have a little. maybe some wine, maybe a vodka perhaps. >> this is a sober t

it happened in the skies in turkey near la tack i can't province over the border in syria. syrian activists say two pilots have been killed. turkey says the plane was repeatedly warned before its military took action. al jazeera's rob mathieson has the latest. >> a russian jet fighter you go plunges to the ground, shot down close to the syrian border. >> this is a tab in the back. the pilot did not threaten anyone. the plane was shot down in syrian air space. this tragic event will have serious consequences for russia and turkey's relations. >> both pilots parachuted to the ground. russian military helicopters are searching for them near the border. the syrian option says it has the body of one of the pilots and that the second one is also dead. turkey released a map which claims to show a russian plane flew across its border, sake the pilots were warned several times before the aircraft was shot down. >> until recently, turkey had been careful not to an tall nice russia because it knows this kind of i understand can happen. turkey warned russia on a number of occasions that

but always keep the turkey in its original little bath in the sink. >> so he had the turkey and the bath he was trying to get it all done. but we've had these in the jacuzzi. we've had them call, how long would it take to be in the jacuzzi -- >> my gosh. that's not something you recommend. >> no, no. keep it cold. keep it in its own bath. but we get a lot of cute calls. we get a lot of calls about recipes too, which is super fun. they kind of want simple go-to recipes that the whole family loves. so this year the talk line is 35 years old. >> wow. >> it is. we've been around a long time. and to celebrate we're doing a throwback thanksgiving theme. so similar to throwback thursday. so what we're doing is we're posting a lot of our favorite photos at butterball.com, some of our favorite recipes, and what's. really fun is we're having the viewers go to the website as well and paste -- and post, sorry, some of their favorite throwback memories. it's been really fun to see. >> i bet those classic recipes are delicious. >> they're great. >> oh, sue, thank you so much for joining us. >> well, t

russia describes the incident as a stab in the back while turkey said it engage followed the rules of engagement. obama said that turkey has a right to protect itself. >>> five people have gone on trial in the vatican accused of leaking secret documents that reveal mismanagement. >> hello, it's one of the most sirius incidents between russia and the nato member in more than a half century. turkey has shot down a russian warplane near the syrian border. russia said that that's correct protecting the borders. russia describes the downing as a stab in the back. a helicopter that cass scouring the crash site was attacked. russia has confirmed a soldier involved was killed along with one of the two pilots on board the jet. to complicate things french president franÇois hollande was meeting with u.s. president barack obama calling for more help in the fight against isil. we have explain the day's elements. >> the russian jet on fire and crashing. president vladimir putin said it was downed by an air-to-air missile fired by a turkish f-16. turkish government leaders said that the pilots of t

. >> one of the most serious incidents in more than half a century. turkey is shot down a russian war plane. the president says his country's planes were protecting their borders after the jet violated it's air space. russia denies that and a furious president has described the downing as a stab in the pack. he said it would have serious consequences for relations with turkey. a helicopter that was scouring the site was attacked. which complicates things who has been meeting barac meeting. in this report now from rob matheson. >> a russian jet fighter plunges to the ground. turkey's government says aircraft shot it down. close to the syrian border. >> this is a stab in the pack, the pilot did not threaten anyone, and the plane was shot down in syrian air space. working with us for turkey, this tragic event would have serious consequences for relations. >> both pilots ejected and parachuted to the drowned. russian military helicopters are reported to be searching for them near the border. the syrian opposition says it has the body of one of the pilots and tha

so the best result is actually to cut up the bones of the turkey like so. and then add about a gallon of water. and then bring it up to a boil. my secret trick is actually adding a dash of kosher salt. and the reason why i do that is because the salt actually really, really pulls out the flavor of the turkey. after the stock is cooked for about three hours, i strain it. and then i clean it up. i remove all the foam and the scum. and i take the base of the stock to create the konji itself. now, for our ko nji, it's all very relative. it depends where you grew up and what you have in the pantry. for me, my grandmother loves sweet potatoes. i love them, too. so i combine sweet potatoes, rice, shredded ginger, onions, and the pulled turkey meat from the bird. to create my konji. so you combine the rice with the turkey stock. two gallons of turkey stock. to four cups of rice. because i like my konji a little wetter than normal people. if you like yours a little drier, then you just add less turkey stock. once all the components are put together, you let it simmer

it's really part of the turkey. don't know how good the giblets will be after they've cooked inside the bird, but it's not going to hurt the turkey. >> okay. so margine, what would you say then is the most basic thing that you can tell us to do to ensure success when we are cooking our turkey today? >> well, the best thing is to have a meat thermometer because then you can monitor exactly when the turkey's done. it will not overcook that way. and because overcooking gives you dry meat. and so a meet thermometer is really important and i know it's a little late to get one at this point. >> if you don't have one, is there another way to gauge timing and how ready the bird is? >> well, you know, we do have some charts with times. and if you kind of follow that, that will be a big help. but you can pierce the skin on the thigh area. that's the last part to finish cooking. and if the juices run clear, that's an indication it's done. >> who knew. >> that's good to know. what do you do if you've overcooked the bird and it's

the way. forecast coming up next. plus, turkey tips, maybe you've already purchased your thanksgiving feast, but we'll have some advice from an expert about cooking the bird. and speaking of birds, hope they don't get cooked today. right? preview of the match up with the buccaneers ahead in sports. i think our floor director liked that one. we'll be right back. thioh my god. friday. does anybody want to be part of this? nooooo. well, chevy has a better way, with black friday deals all month long. that's a great idea. what if you could get up to twenty percent cash back when you bought it? bam. twenty percent back? that's awesome. it's black friday. find your tag and get cash back for 20% of the msrp on select 2015 vehicles in stock. or, get zero percent financing for seventy-two months on 2015 silverado light duty models. cool time to go shopping. >> less than a week to thanksgiving, talked about side dishes already, chef, chef, roselli market fresh in marlton. why don't we talk about the turkey and the preparations, you know, bef

you massage that into the turkey breast. another way to make your turkey really flavorful. alyx: work that in. >> exactly. you can put some butter on the outside of the turkey as well. heat the oven to 325 degrees. depending on how big the turkey is will tell you how long to cook it. you can go to hy-vee.com and we have a chart. a really great turkey for thanksgiving. alyx: and he will be the hit of that thanksgiving dinner. chef andrew, thank you for nextle are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system that keeps in place a rigged economy. bernie's campaign is funded byover a million contributions -- people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. >> the weather is never more than five minutes away. only on kcci eight news this morning. frank: welcome back, 10 minutes until 9:00. batch acheson sent in this photo. a cat looking outside at the snow. look at these temperatures. clari

the national turkey federation came out earlier this week and said you can see the door buster deals ozen turkey for as little as 49 cents. when you think of whole sale price of 1.3$1.30 plus, grocery stores are taking it on the chin there. >> morgan, thank you very much. >>> up next, "on the money", a look at news for the week ahead. don't forget, important money moves to make before the end of the year. >>> for more on our show you can go to our website, otm.cnbc.com and follow us on twitte twitter @onthemoney. >>> monday october's existing home sales, tuesday, gross domestic product numbers. wednesday, durable goods numbers. the latest new home sales for the month of october and happy thanksgiving. the markets are closed on thursday to celebrate the holiday. of course, the day after thanksgiving is one of the biggest shopping days of the year. black friday. that's when the retailers look at the numbers going from in the red to the black. >>> a little more than a month is left. sharon epperson is here to tell us the five financial moves we should make before the end of the year beca

here are the top of turkeys of 2015. one bostonian has the logistical burden of hosting the summer olympics, some turkeys live up to 10 years, this one didn't last 10 months. with maximum fanfare, 50 grand of your tax dollars were spent last spring on re-burring an 18th century time capsule that truth be told didn't contain much of interest in the first place. a turkey is still a turkey even if it is more than 200 years old. there protesters that work and protests -- protests that work and those that don't. month for policing reforms were derailed in part by public the fi i can't say koe cemented the bad situation. whoever. . amount? >> yes, we are definitely on par. >>> what makes the noise of turkeys? >> up next, eric takes another look at the forecast. >>> we may be the envy of the country right now just in terms of what we are getting in weather. >>> it is unbelievable. i was just saying for twitter with everybody how few storms we havedealt with.

the mills come complete with turkey gravy stuffing green beans yams cresol and cookies a reminder of the california highway patrol is stepping up their efforts this thanksgiving trying to keep dropping drivers off the road they will have all available officers on duty during recall the maximum enforcement. it's hard lesson and continues until sunday at midnight this time last year for five people were killed in accidents in california and that is a 36% increase from 2013 cst officers arrested close to a thousand people for driving under the influence just last year a family of three stunned by gunfire while driving in the east than abolish shattered a window of their car and they're heading down to the adm berkeley. >>mark: person inside the car was injured they tell us this is the third shooting on the same highway in less than a month a man was killed the sea its he believed those crimes are connected to. >>reporter: they want to know if the shooting tuesday night and berkeley on 80 was also related we're looking into

let me do the turkey. you go there. >> stephen: i hold it? >> grab the wings. e this? >> it's not like a facelift, but i did a good job at sewing the turkey. hold on tight. turn around. turn, turn, turn. this way, this way, this way. >> stephen: there you go. >> we need to put it in, put it in. put it in. >> stephen: there you go. >> push, push, push down, push! >> stephen: breathe. >> push! ah! >> stephen: there you go. >> viola. the turkey is stuffed. ( applause ) >> stephen: and that's how you do la maze. >>, of course, i love this turkey. but i'm not totally in love with this one. i'm in love with my turduncan. >> stephen: that is beautiful. right there, chef. gorgeous. can i take the gloves off now? >> yes. look at that. it was a 20-pound turkey, and now it's about 32 pounds. >> stephen: wow, yeah. that's what happens on thanksgiving day. you go in 20 pounds, you come out-- >> be careful with the knife. >> stephen: the knife, be careful? >> i want to you give me the honor of splitting the turduncan. i'm securing the turkey right here. >> stephen: there are

in this year. >> this is my turkey here, i will go to the sheraton household for dinner. i got engaged this summer so why not have a perfect turkey for thanksgiving cooked in the cacia's brick oven. >> reporter: that family is expecting perfection. you do nonetheless. this is what the bird should look like when you drop it off a at 6:00. explain what you have going on. >> thinks perfect pan we like to use. the aluminum pans tend to buckle they are not good in the oven. we like them with handles, nice and sturdy. >> reporter: you pick it up, however you want it and stuff it, whatever garnish because you just pop it in the oven. >> right, exactly. >> reporter: any technique thaw like what do you do with your turkey, open that up. >> this is sheraton's turkey, she stuffed it this year for us, seasoned it. >> reporter: any secrets. >> i haven't learned any of the irish family secrets just yet. >> exactly. >> is what the deal 6:00 o'clock people are waiting in their cars out in the cold but you open up at 6:00 come in and get the tag. >> in fact

maybe it is the turkey. who knows. >> there were first timoneers line, and those who have made this trip a tradition. >> took it out this morning, 5:00 in the morning, my husband was sitting there stuffing it, and ready to go. >> this turkey tastes great. it frees up the oven to allow to you cook other things. >> space is at premium inside cacia's bakery, brick ovens here fit max of 140 turkeys and every year the family comes close to breaking a record. >> 140 birds were stuffed inside this year. number 26 was tom kehoe's turkey, bring him up to watch a different birds, the eagles take on the lions. >> bring the turkey back, watch the game, then when the game is over everybody addition in. >> now life-long fan of cash a's who will never boo team turkey n south philly, jan carabeo, "eyewitness news". >>> oh, and they make it so perfect, moist, crispy skin. >> i just love this tradition. i think it is so cool that they do that. >> frees you up for the sides, the gravy, all of the good stuff. no excuse not to ge

a tree before the turkey. it lights up the room and look so nice. >> theresa: i would agree with you it looks beautiful. i started my black friday shopping yesterday. that's just today we spend a lot of money is not a holiday. >> ben: have fun decorating the >> theresa: out see her christmas eve when i put mine up. >> theresa: were talking about the tree before the turkey are the turkey before the tree. some stores are decked out for christmas, but what about your house? social media is packed with people's decorations. we look at the tree before turkey movement. >> getting a tree today. i want to put up tonight, the lights are ready on, foods on the table tomorrow. the turkey is not even it in the oven and the animals are putting up the christmas tree. >> if that christmas part one, it's thanksgiving. it doesn't feel right. >> because it's illegal. >> for six christmases they have new jersey. >> last year we were already unloading the truck. >> premature tree buyers walk the town on daunting they sold 20 thank

late night when the turkey's done break apart the wish bone snapping turkey bones is fun butterball or hotline bling teach me how to cook butterball hotline bling teach me how to cook this thing food's hot hot damn gotta microwave the frying pan hit the spot hot damn cracking open that tupperware gonna make a turkey sandwich gonna make a turkey sandwich gonna make a turkey sandwich the leftovers in the refrigerator the leftovers in the refrigerator the leftovers in the refrigerator saturday night and i'm really stuffed the grinch is on so let's watch [ cheers and applause ] i've got bills on black friday so i'm gonna tackle you get out of the way they got sales on dvds and flat screen hd tvs oh i think that i'll decorate my lawn this year with a bunch of inflatable reindeer i'm a jew i got candles and menorahs we've got hanukkah i guess that's cool if you like latkes if you like dreidels [ cheers and applause ] went to the toy store said screw it salesman's like what up what are you doing i'm like honestly i wanna know where these toys are from he said i know the place for you follow m

it's the latest escalation after turkey shot down that russian fighter jet along the syrian border. > french president francois hollande is working to build a stronger coalition against isis. seeking help today from russian president vladimir putin. as the manhunt for the so-called eighth paris attacker continues authorities say his accomplice traveled to syria in june. >>> here at home security will be tighter than ever for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. a record 3 million people are expected to line the streets. officials say there's no credible threat but more than 2500 police officers are being deployed along the route. >>> and a mother who left her newborn in the nativity display of a new york church will not face charges. newly released surveillance video shows the mom carrying the baby boy into a nearby store buying a towel. the boy was later found in the manger at the church wrapped in that towel. the mother came back the next day to make sure he had been found. new york's safe haven law allows them to leave babies at certain locations. at least one parishioner is offeri

he pardoned the national turkey and the backup bird. they will spend the rest of their days at a farm in virginia. school kids from california name touchdown turkey. >>> thanksgiving dinner gives us the number, 4900, the calories the average american will consume tomorrow. going over. >> i have the turkey trot in the morning. >> eric i heard if you have a diet coke with it it helps. >> 4500 i think that is rookie. it is one day of the year, it is okay. >> take a look at the moon rise. just gorgeous. a complete full moon. you got to wonder, 395 year ago, were the pilgrims greeted with the same sight? high pressure is in control tonight. we got the contours around it, lines of equal pressure. we set records all across new england tonight. the highest pressure ever recorded in november. what does that mean? it is nice out side basically. usually our strongest highs come in the middle of winter. 40 degrees in boston right now. vineyard haven. starting to gather to the south and west. cleveland at 51 degrees and the warming trend is just abo

the president issued his official turkey pardon. abe won over his cousin honest. president declared abe is a free bird calling him turkey of the united states. abe and his cousin honest will both be taken to a farm in virginia to live out their lives. >> they were called tom one and tom two and were flown on tom one air force one. it's nice to live out being free birds >> it's cold out there, tom. >> it is. thursday morning you'll notice a very cold overnight low. you have clear skies along the coast. no valley fog tomorrow but we'll see frost in the area. this jet stream is pumping the air to the north and you can see the flow right over us, rite over lake tahoe where they've gotten over two feet of snow in some places. no more snow, but a very cold overnight low. you have a variance anywhere around the bay. you get away from the warmer bay water keeps things warmer, but you don't have that in brentwood. warmer by the bay at free mont. tomorrow morning, frosty, freezing. we're looking for temperatures to warm during the day, but just in the mid 50s. the cold syste

once again, at the request of turkey. hen, that meeting was called precisely to discuss the security risks posed by isil. now, once again, at the request of turkey, another extraordinary meeting of the north atlantic council to discuss the ramifications of the apparent incursion of this russian jet into turkish air space, because of course one of the founding principles of the nato alliance is in article four that an assault on one should be seen as an assault on all. incursion into turkish air space should be seen as an incurring into nato air space, too. this meeting is expected to take place at 600g.m.t. and attended by all permanent member states permanently based here. they have seenor military personnel and leading figures within the nato alliance. >> all taking place against the backdrop of a city that for four days has been on lockdown. turkey wants to talk about the on going problems with russia over the air space with syria. what could possibly come out of these meetings? >> i think what will probably come out of