well, how long have you been talking turkey? >> actually, this is my 28th year of talking turkey.l actually is there to help make thanksgiving better for all of the cooks out there. this year we're doing live chats. we're connected with facebook and twitter. and you can always call us at 1-800-butterball. we will be there today answering those questions. >> i had no idea. no idea. i should have called a couple years ago. >> one of those crazy questions that we'll be getting today is my turkey's not thawed, what am i going to do? the easiest way to thaw a turkey is right in the refrigerator. but it takes days, sunny. we don't have days this morning. >> that's right. if someone's watching right now, what should they do if their turkey hasn't been thawed yet? >> set it in cold water. if they've got time before company comes, put it face down in a sink of cold water and leave it in there as long as possible. in best case scenario it would be half an hour for every pound of turkey. hopefully, they're having thanksgiving at supper today. >> well, what about this? once you have it thawed

or turkeys because actually there's quite a market for nicer turkeys for heritage turkeys take a look. the paradigm of thanksgiving turkey has really changed because it used to be a big fat enormous cheap butterball in the middle of your table and you spent the money on the booze and the placemats and now that shifting and the turkey really is the centerpiece of so very quickly heritage turkey in two thousand there were twelve restaurants that serve them now there are over two hundred and this turkey cost four to five times as much as conventional turkey so does this really highlight income inequality in this country about the one percent turkeys in the ninety nine private alternatives then they all go to this employer so you know you would want to as we did say as you so well said earlier one of their or basically there's no good turkey to be except for the one that obama pardoned janet and you have final words i totally want to be. part of it yeah that's a good life is the winner of our show today and we hope that you enjoyed it because that's all we have time for thank you so much

>> i know. >> turkey this, turkey that all morning long. dr. kim, by the way, also says you don't want to fast until the big feast. you're not doing yourself any favors whatsoever. >> and you can try everything sample it all but you should do it in small portions and avoid seconds. going to be tough. >> yeah. eat a little, take a walk. it's a marathon. you don't have to just devour it all at once, i guess. >> not a sprint. >> tough to do. >>> 6:26. coming up, not just football. who is already camping out for this black friday madness. >> plus, it's expected to be the largest crowd ever. we are going to take you live down to san jose for the 7th annual turkey trot. all coming up. >>> a consumer warning from lucky grocery stores for those who use credit or debt cards. details coming up. >> we have a packed house here at glide headquarters as volunteers are busy preparing for the annual thanksgiving feast. we'll tell you how many mouths they expect to feet coming up. good morning. it's thursday november 24th. i'm grace lee. >>> live from new york,

turkey time. our time to pick our turkey of the year, that is.nce it's my segment and probably the last time i'll be this high on the show. my turkey -- >> bob: you'll be high later. >> bob: no more. first of all, let me say about my turkey. a good guy, great marketer but a turkey. donald trump. trump andvy been going back and forth this year. he wants me fired, i want him to be honest about his lack of political awareness. but nonetheless, he is a good guy. let me show you a clip of donald. show you that the humility of the man. this is at new hampshire. we got this. just got a picture. >> today, i'm very proud of myself. because i have accomplished something that no one else has been able to accomplish. our president has finally released a birth certificate. /am really honored to have played such a big role in hopefully getting rid of this issue. >> bob: okay, donald, the other thing that you convince people of is you know something about politics. the second place turkey are people in the republican field that went to donald trump's place for

>> turkey! >> turkey? i know you guys will sing a song, right? else are you looking forward to seeing in this year's parade. >> elmo doesn't know who else is in it. >> zoe, too. i think all you guys are the stars. >> do you know? >> well, i know big bird is on the float. >> really? >> yes. >> so, maybe he'll sing with you so some. that will be fun. what would you say to all those kids out there watching? >> we love you. >> we love you. >> enjoy your families. >> happy thanksgiving. >> right around the corner is christmas. >> we're not ready for christmas yet. also, i know two of your biggest fans are alina cho and carol costello. >> right at the critical moment. >> happy thanksgiving. >> this is my -- back to you. parade starting in about an hour, right? >> we're ready, you guys. >> we got the gist of it. even with the technical problems, it was fun. >> group hug. >> oh. bottom line, they're big fans of us. >> they love us, that's what they said. >> happy thanksgiving, jason, thank you. >>> let's go to atlanta and check in with bonnie schneider t

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." >>> turkey day and turkey competition. how much wild bird could they eat. more importantly why. >> reporter: keeping the legacy alive. over 50,000 meals go out for the bea gaddy dinner. the story coming up. >>> yes, it's thanksgiving. the doors have not opened yet here at the best buy. but we have got campers camping out and i am linda so. big deal that is they want. >>> thursday november 24th, it's thanksgiving morning and we want to thank you for joining us on good morning maryland. i am charley crowson. let's check the fore-- crowson. let's check the forecast -- crowson let's check out the forecast because you will eat and nap and play football with the familiar hi and watch football we need good news. >> people heading to the turkey trots i've got that update and the forecast and local conditions to share. even when there's not much to talk about, there's always something with weather. look at this. baltimore yesterday. yes, we had our wet start to the morning. and lingering showers into the afternoon. our view from the merrill science center look north

>> turkeys can fly. people don't think that they can. wild turkeys can fly.he ground for the most part but they spend the night up in the trees. they have to be able to fly also to get away from their predators. this is the wild version of the turkey that we eat. it was domesticated originally in mexico, brought back to europe and really bred. and then the european colonists actually brought it back. it's possible that it was on the first thanksgiving dinner plate. the records just say fowl. it might have been duck. look at the color on this animal's head. feathers. perfectly camouflaged. >> he's got my neck. >> that's called a waddle. >> i know. i got two of them. i've got one there and i've got one here. >> you can see the spurs on his legs down here. >> yes. >> we were just talking about how people try to feed these animals, get up close to them. not a good idea. any wild animal. even something that looks this harmless could be potentially dangerous. if people get too close to it. >> he doesn't -- >> i'm happy to report he's not going to be on anyone's tab

most of our turkeys are toms.and whatever exactly that you want we do breast and boneless breast and bone in breast but all the turkeys are pretty much the same. >> reporter: and you are talking about carving the turkey. is there an art to carving? >> yes. carve what i like to do is take the whole breast off you split it in half and take the whole side of the breast off and put it on the cutting board so you can slice it easier. people try to do the whole slicing on the turkey and be famous. just take the whole breast off put it on a cutting board and slice it nice and evenly and it works out better. >> reporter: okay. sounds good. so charley you got the carving tips and you know what, you have not ensighted me to dinner -- invited me to dinner. and i am waiting for the invitation. and we will talk about preparation of your turkey. that's coming up. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weatherate. >> >> afraid to show off his cooking. good morning to you. we ha

people waking up early for the turkey trot. this is for you. where's the turkey? watch it run. go. go. go. who's heading out there today? clear skies light wind and 8 a.m. temperatures a range of 34 inland to 42 by the bay. and by 10 a.m. a lot of us will be close to 50. good luck to runners. we have the rest of the forecast in a moment. 4:42 here's charley. >> >>> the nice before thanks giving marks a tradition called homecoming. friends connecting at bars throughout the area and last night we were in towson and the crowd was mostly young adults, those back from college orreturning home for a long weekend with mom and dad. listen. >> to have a good time, to give thanks and be with good people and everybody is off tomorrow. >> tonight is a hereford night and there's hereford people that will be here hereford high school and i will hang out with them. >> while today is for the family, the people we talked to last night said that was all about hanging out and catching up with friends. former penn state assistant coach jerry san dust yky is on -- can dusky is on the -- sandusky is on

i get turkey?> yeah, yeah. >> well, while i'm here, my family is home working diligently to prepare butterball turke turkey. >> no doubt with the best instructions e we are accepting phone calls all morning long. aaron, you're all set. great, thanks. mike, thanks for doing that discount double check. you saved us hundreds. what was that? the discount double check? it's when we comb through your policies and make sure that you're getting all the discounts you deserve. no, i get that part, but you guys are doing my move. the discount double check move? that's my touchdown dance. so you're a dancer? no, i'm a quarterback. oh, a quarterback. mrr. i'm a robot. mm, mm. ee, er, ee, er. get out of here. [ male announcer ] aaron rodgers got his. how about you? rodgers! discount double check! [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. >>> welcome back to you. happy thanksgiving. coming up on 6:26 as we take a live picture of new york city where the macy's day parade will come straight down that st

>> on the carats, the only one that gets the pardon is the turkey and not our turkeys. >> not our turkey. we used to make mac and cheese because that's tall girls could -- all the girls would eat. all right, what a great, great gorgeous day. i mean a great day to take a walk either before or after the meal. let's start with temperatures because again that 4 is a distant memory. temps have pretty much plummeted since then. in the low 40s in the burrens. looking at 43 in frederick. even manassas and leesburg checking in at 45. 43 in martinsburg and you jump the divide 32 for the friends in oakland. let's factor in the wind, still driving temperatures that you feel into thes. feels like -- 30s. feels like a 36 in gaithersburg, upper 30s in leesburg and also in frederick and 39 in hagerstown and feels like it's 23 over in oakland. looking really at a chilly morning but a seasonable afternoon which means highs generally in the upper and lower 50s. milder on friday and saturday. unbelievably nice november weekends. we'll continue that streak. another great weekend. temperatures well above aver

turkey. we have yams, stuffing, cake, ice cream, salad. we have a lot. >> reporter: all right. sounds like a hearty meal. happy thanksgiving. thank you, jean. the breakfast starts at 7:00. the lunch/dinner starts at 9:00. a lot of people are expected to come out here and thank you to the 500 volunteers who are going to be making a big event here at glide. back to you guys. >> they better get to work. they have 5,000 coming to breakfast in about 2 hours. so gil diaz, live there in san francisco, thanks. >>> is it gil's looking a little more casual, thanksgiving look, relaxed, ready to eat. >> that's right. >>> speak. holiday, millions of people are -- speaking of the holiday, millions of people are on the move. how one airline is making sure you never lose your luggage again. >> finding the perfect pair of jeans can be difficult but we'll take you to an in home party to help you finds your perfect body type. >> $900 million. the staggering bill steve jobs' widow faces and the one word of advic

>> turkey. turkey at large. and turkey is still doing businessith israel, but our prime minister was -- the turks were very upset about this flotilla business when nine people were killed in offshore seas, and israel so far has not apologized. they came very close to an apology, but because of the structure of the government in israel it slipped away. >> rose: there was a moment wher netanyahu would sign on to that. >> yes. >> rose: a kind of a policy fora they'd worked out. it was very close. >> i'm confident that sooner or later this -- this -- this ice will melt and we'lle back again. there's some differences that has to be ironed out. >> rose: you've seen a lot.tellu optimisticnd what makes you pessimistic about the future. >> i'm basically an optimist. so i try to see the glass half full rather than half empty. and if you're willing to look at things in the positive manner and be positive about things, i think either you achieve it or you think it's becoming mo positive. i am positive. i believe the future

in new york the turkeys yell eat more pork that's the turkey polka ♪ ♪ ♪ any requests?ce with sweet potato pie and never stop when black friday cups we'll work the pounds off when we shop spend all your hard earned pay on junk from china usa that's the turkey polka i could go on singing but i heard a group complain peta says my voice is not just drool it's inhumane sorry guys i have to scram home made fwun buns and traffi that's the turkey polka ♪ >> it smells in here. that's the turkey polka ♪ >> it smells in here. >> go shopping! for cleaner air and ur right to breathe it. for those who want to quit smoking and for those who need them to. we're fighting for clear skies over every city and healthy lungs throughout the country. the american lung sociation isn't just fighting for air. we're fighti for all the things that make it worth breathing. join us in the fight at fightingforair.org. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- black friday madness. hundreds of thousands of shoppers have already hit the stores. >> millions more are set to shop today. where can you fine t

>> the turkey just has to wait. hopefully it will be there sometime friday i guess. >> reporter: and we are talking i mean it seems tonight other way around in your family. your kids are at home sleeping saying you are the crazy ones. >> yeah. yeah. we snuck out. they don't know we are here but you know. >> reporter: now last year you said you got here you were disappointed because the line was wrapped around and that's why you came earlier this year. >> yes. yes. i was disappointed because it i wanted the computer so bad because the line was way around there we said we would come out early and if we are not the third person in line we will be the first but i think we are the third. >> reporter: you guys are too cute. your wife got in the car is it cold in there in. >> yes. it's cold. yes. but i like the cold. my birthday was tuesday so. >> reporter: happy birthday. >> thank you i turned 26. >> reporter: i got to ask how are you passing the time it's cold and you bring food and you have games to play video games. >>

a turkey shortage in the south bay. coming up, we'll tell you how you can help those in need this holiday season. we'll have that story, coming up. >>> and flames ripped through a home in the east bay. the news at 11:00 starts now. >>> good morning and thanks for being with us at 11:00. i'm marla tellez. >> and i'm jon kelley. yes, it's the day before thanksgiving. we all know what that means. of course, one of the busiest travel days of the entire year. >> plenty of people are packing up and heading out of town this morning. we'll give you a live look at san jose international airport this morning, where so far, no major days have been reported. >> we also give you a live look at oakland international airport, where a spokesman is telling us, everything right now, running smoothly. no delays for passengers or for flights. >> nbc bay area's christie smith is live at san francisco international this morning. now, christie, how are things looking out there? >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. you know, i have to keep

we can't wait to pardon these turkeys. [ laughter ] >> the turkeys are called peace and liberty. they will live out their days at frying pan park in fairfax county. that's funny. >> it is a busy morning in the kitchen for a lot of people. >> especially for the volunteers at food and friends. they're making thousands of meals who people who may not have a great thanksgiving meal otherwise. >> surae chinn is live. >> we moved off from the turkey and went straight to dessert. it is busy, busy here at food and friends kitchen. we've got pies up to our heads here. they're piling it up. it is an assembly line here. they've got it down pat! their fresh pies. this is a sweet potato pie. that's not all that's going on in this box here. there is lots of food. we have collard greens. corn, pumpkin pie, potatoes, gravy, green beans, cranberry, yams, apple pie and fresh stuffing. doesn't that look so good? of course, you can't forget the center of attention, the turkey. i'm told there are 9,000 pounds of cooked roasted turkeys since sunday they've been cooking. i'm told that equals to two for

. >>> fish & game is hunting for a person who shot a wild turkey in davis. turkey experts tried to corral the bird yesterday but they didn't have any luck. fish & game officials say it's unclear whether someone was trying to slaughter the bird for thanksgiving dinner or if it was just sport. even though it is turkey hunting season right now, it's illegal to shoot one inside city limits. >>> you know the saying don't mess with texas. >> peta should watch out for a new sign, don't mess with turkey, texas. the group ruffled the feathers of residents in turkey, texas, with a letter to the mayor. peta wants the town to change its name from turkey to tofurkey. [ laughter ] >> the idea is to promote compassion for the birds on thank. not necessarily you know -- we understand that. but peta promised to give the

potatoes and turkey. what's your favorite meal. >> mashed potatoes. >> those are the traditional staples but did the pilgrims and native americans serve that up for the celebration feast? what do you think? >> no. we have the answer. take a look. >> reporter: oh, sure it might have started with a cornucopia and big feast but no turkey no proof turkey was on the first thanksgiving table in 1621. the fact it is today is not the only unexplained tradition. what would the pilgrims and native americans say about football? they came together in a spirit of harmony. that's not what the teams do. then there's shopping. severe shopping. black friday shopping. with specials earlier and closer to thanksgiving different every year. why save room for dessert when you can save money on a 3d tv and what it has to do with giving thanks is as mysteriousas stuffing. what is stuffing? for better or weirder, this is just how we celebrate thanksgiving. it's just not the same without this stuffing. and even if the turkey didn'

turkey is ready. on this table, there is an empty place setting. >> there is an empty seat at our table, for not just our boy but for all that are deployed. to know they are not forgotten. we're thinking about them. >> kathy has two sons that are marines. 24-year-old james rainwater is in afghanistan. his second tour there. >> james or jimmy. i haven't hugged him for two years. so i miss him a lot. >> his 22-year-old brother is stationed at camp pendleton in san diego. he'll be going to afghanistan in march. debby park's son nick is a sergeant who has been in afghanistan since april. these two met when they became blue star moms. this are best of friends even though their sons have never met each other. on this holiday, they share the same thoughts. >> that they are safe. they are getting something good to eat and that they are okay. so they can talk, get the chance to that call home. >> that is why they have their cellphones with them. >> it just depends on when he can get a minute and free phone. yo

the president pardoning a turkey. we'll get a great look at how this whole thing started. >>> welcome back. 5:38 this thanksgiving morning. clear skies, light winds but chilly temperatures out there. got the gloves and the jacket on. without the wind, don't need the earmuffs this morning. here is a look at today. a very fine thanksgiving across the region. plenty of sunshine. temperature in d.c. about 58. some areas west of town, likely to touch that 60 degree mark. milder tomorrow. i'll have that weekend outlook in a few minutes. right now, here's beverly farmer with timesaver traffic. >> we are looking so good. good weather for that drive. folks that wait and are heading out on the roadways, you get a break this morning. 395 northbound heading up past duke street. earlier incident on the ramp is gone and the volume is light up to the 14th street bridge. no early problems around the region. we have a complete look at the timesaver traffic coming up at 5:47. back to you. >>> we took you to food and friends just a few

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and then people who make their turkeys, usually it's like a 16-pound turkey. yeah, there's a lot of turkey out there. >> how long does it take to make a 16-pound turkey? >> about four hours or so. >> so the usda report thg week that locally grown food is a growing industry. how does that trend for local foods, organic, locally grown, apply to the holidays? >> okay, if you're going to get a turkey and you want a local turkey, you probably are going to buy a heritage bird, something grown down the road, and that's a turkey that's walked around and eaten what it's supposed to eat, so i'm all for these heritage breeds. they're a little more expensive and i would say, again, if you're going to spend a little more money, this is a good time to do it. >> you brought a heritage turkey for us today. >> i did, because i want to influence you to buy heritage birds. >> why is this so good? because they're eating what they're supposed to. >> they are, they're eating the right thing and they're grown very slowly and they're wholesome birds. >> you've got cranberries, potato

but turkey gum? eating a leg of turkey you can never swallow. >> did you guys try these? >> no. >> i would go straight for the turkey. >> because i'm curious. let's go straight for the turkey. >> no way! >> yeah. >> he picked up some thanksgiving gumballs. [ laughter ] >> turkey pumpkin pie and cranberry. this is probably pumpkin. let me just do a- >> it doesn't taste that bad. >> are you taste buds dead? >> the pumpkin pie honestly takes like big red. >> the cranberry tastes like big red, too. >> i think i'll stick with thanksgiving dinner. >> yeah. >>> we find lots of crazy videos here at "right this minute." this one we are still laughing about around here. >> we've all been to a fast food restaurant. you're a mile down the road and you realize the order is not what you liked. some guy didn't like his order from taco bell and called to complain about it and did something else. check this out, this is from walb in albany, georgia. >> an unsatisfied customer firebombed the taco bell in automobily. s

in new york the turkeys yell eat more pork that's the turkey polka ♪ ♪ ♪ any requests?ce with sweet potato pie and never stop when black friday cups we'll work the pounds off when we shop spend all your hard earned pay on junk from china usa that's the turkey polka i could go on singing but i heard a group complain peta says my voice is not just drool it's inhumane sorry guys i have to scram home made fwun buns and traffi that's the turkey polka ♪ >> it smells in here. >> go shopping! >>> this morning on "world news now" -- black friday madness. hundreds of thousands of shoppers have already hit the stores. >> millions more are set to shop today. where can you fine the best deals? it's friday, november 25th. >>> good friday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm sunny hostin. we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving with family and friend. and if you are braving the stores today we hope you have packed your patience. because people are already lined up for the early hour openings. >> look at them go. here we go. every year the same scene. all those fools running in

and we have not caught that turkey yet, barbara. get that turkey! >> is there a turkey in here, tom? >> yes, we have been trying to capture it all morning. >> monday, bright and sunny and near 60 degrees, and we will have sunshine, so a mild weekend coming up, but travel problems -- trouble here, today and into tomorrow around our part of the country. >> oh, folks will start to make their cornbread for the cornbread stuffing and will warm them ovens up. >> i have been blamed for the kerr tea all morning long. i am a vegetarian. how can i get blamed for the wild turkey. i think the turkey is causing problems on the beltway. i will blame the turkey for that. this accident at connecticut avenue, it's causing delays. i will give you a live look as you make your way at university boulevard. it's jammed here a minute ago, so we are seeing relief. that's a good thing. traveling on the inner loop -- my camera is being real crazy. nice and clear on the inner loop. back to you. >> okay. thank you, danella. >>> it's 11:19. still ahead, skin damage you cannot s

that turkey is shaking down there. how long have you been here. >> sense 2:30. >> reporter: everybody's related, right? all right. let's win this one. the turkey bowl. let's take a look at that. we am football in the morning, turkey and more football. calvert beat loyola today 31-17. it was a day of big plays. loyola made this close and the last five, six minutes, he turned on the wheels and they started putting it away. calvert wins and the final score was 31 to 17, but tonight it is the harbaugh bowl. you know what the biggest pressure in town is? the photographer who has to watch after the game. you better not blow that shot. win it tonight. happy thanksgiving from m&t bank stadium, back to you. >> this is a good day to be jamie cost tell low. >>> it's an annual tradition. this year the bea gaddy feast is different. abc2 news' brian kuebler explains. >> reporter: bea gaddy's legacy marks the 30th year. it started in 1981. her daughters got the tradition this fall, a celebration marked with a cake and single table se

have a great turkey day. >>> of course, we're waiting for the president to pardon the turkey, as he will liberty. we're waiting for him to come through the doors short 4ri. when he does, we'll go straight to that event. always a good time. >>> family-friendly films at theaters near you are about to kick off the holiday seasons. the muppets are back with the help of amy adams jason siegle. they reunite to save their old theater from a greedy oil tyke could not. >>> also opening the animated movie "arthur christmas" santa's youngest son looks to use the high-tech operation for an urgent mission. and they have stiff competition. the twilight saga, breaking dawn part 1 taking in about $140 million last weekend, and is expected to do well again over the four-day holiday. [ male announcer ] tom's discovering that living healthy can be fun. see? he's taking his vitamins. new one a day vitacraves plus omega-3 dha is a complete multivitamin for adults. plus an excellent source of omega-3 dha in a great tasting gummy. one a day, gummies for grown-ups. i heard they found in a great tasting energy h

donate to turkey for troops. call 202-432-9045 or log on to wusa9.com. this is your chance to help outline. >> we have got generous viewers. i know they will be calling. thank you. >>> more than two months after our earthquake the national cathedral is ready to take a big step on the road to reopening. topper. >> feels a little more like november out here. winds still gusting. check out the wind gusts in the last hour. we will tell you what these winds mean for your high school football viewing and look ahead to an updated weekend forecast. [ male announcer ] the chicken marinara melt is the featured $5 footlong™ of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty cheese served toasted on freshly baked italian bread. get it pronto, cuz this november only, it joins our everyday $5 footlongs! subway. eat fresh. >>> we hope you come home soon too. we hope to honor some of our mim tear this veterans day. donate to turkey for troops. send us cash to buy holiday gift baskets by calling 202-432- 9045 or log on to wusa