. ♪ >> turkey, turkey. >> talk go ruffled feathers.t's the time of year. >> when the turkey fight back. >> how they're hauling butt and taking names. >> that is after you. >> a fight to survive after two bucks wind up in deep trouble. >> now their antlers are hooked. >> see where a boat and brute strength made for one amazing rescue. >>> internet icon shows thanksgiving spirit with -- >> four pepperonis. >> how captain america is a hero with a hot meal. >>> and a holiday greeting straight from the heart. >> gobble, gobble, gobble. >> she knows what a turkey is. >> yeah. i think she's got it. >> i do, too. >> it's that time of year, we talk all about turkey, mmmm, how to cook it, carve it, it tastes great. but it's also the time of year when the turkey fight back. >> yeah. here, this video, you see traffic problems happening here. it's hard to see, but off in the distance, there's a turkey stopping traffic. >> let me try to get this turkey out of the road. >> this guy, jason, we learn his name, gets out of the car, he's like, yeah, i do

feeding a turkey instead of eating a turkey. >> turkey. >> debbie the pet lady, lives on long islandw york, with her wild turkeys. feeding them out on her back porch, calling turkeys over, giving crusts of bread. look at this big tom come running up. >> that one turkey went down the line, took all four bits of that bread. >> very polite. >> to be cautious here. sticking their necks out here. >> they trust debbie. known as pet lady. word gets around. >> i appreciate her sentiment not to eat turkey, so i'll eat chicken. >>> turkeys need to eat, too. >> during the holiday season, you're probably hosting a ton of cool holiday dinner parties. you have to be very aware of the presentation, the table setup, very important element. the napkin. >> yes. >> i have really, cool, awesome ways to fold your holiday napkin. we have the crown. >> what is that? >> a candle. >> awesome. >> the pyramid, classic one. >> i had to do that from busboy days. >> my favorite, though. >> a shoe. >> timely. >> looks difficult. >> wow. >> doesn't look easy. >> good grief. >> oh. >> oh, that's awesome! >> the rose

f. >> one woman would like you to consider feeding a turkey instead of eating a turkey. >> turkey. >>dy. she lives out on long island, new york. here she is with your wild it kwis. calling them over and giving them a crust of bread. then this big tom comes running up. >> that one turkey went down the line and took all four bits of that bread. >> very polite. >> still good to be cautious here. they're sticking theirs out here to come and get the bread. >> they know debbie. they trust her. she's known as the pet lady. word gets around. >> i appreciate her sentiment not to eat turkey, i'll eat chicken. >> keep in mind, turkeys need to eat too. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> during the holiday season, you're probably hosting a ton of really cool dinner parties. you have to be aware of the presentation, the table setup. very important element. the napkin. so i have really cool awesome ways to fold your holiday napkin. we have the crown. >> what is that? >> a candle. >> that's awesome. >> this is undoubtedly my favorite. >> is a shoe. >> that looks difficult. >> that doesn't look easy. >> wow. >> that's awesome.

this is an electric turkey fryer. notice we have the turkey inside the basket. turkey fryer you not only have a safe way to fry your turkey but the results are, if you will notice out front, that's what a turkey should look like. >> i mean, it looks perfect. >> amazing. >> this thing closes up. >> very simple. >> lower it down in to the oil. >> how long is it cooking for? >> four minutes per pound. >> four minute per pound. >> i'm going to deep fry this 18 pound turkey in 72 minutes. >> that's a lot easier than the way my mom does it. i'll tell you what. >> no more getting up at 3:00 in the morning. you free up your oven and you have the best dadgum turkey. all the recipes -- >> we have a cook book to go with it. "dadgum that's good" and "dadgum that's good ii." you can get those at qvc. >> where do you get the machine, wal-mart, loews and home depot. and masterbuilt.com. >> i've been threatening to cook one of these at my mom's house for years. my mom complains it takes a long time. but she won't let me do it. now it is self contained and doesn't have worries a

they helped grow these turkeys, or raise these turkeys. i don't know. i'm not a turkey expert.ing out of the north portico. then we're expecting to see the first family as well. it's a windy day there, as kristen welker can attest to. it has not been the best weather here. we had a huge rainstorm overnight and this morning when we were all doing the "today" show. it has stopped raining as hard as it had previously. look at those flags going. soon we're going to have the president of the united states. jeff goldberg, as we look at the north portico, and kristen, chime in here, popcorn is certainly ready for his moment. >> ready for his close-up. >> ready for his close-up. >> you know, by the way, you are an expert on turkey. i want to argue against it. >> i can cook. >> i mean the country that bridges asia and europe. i don't want people to think you're not an expert on turkey. >> thank you. and here's the president with sasha and malia. >> the office of the presidency, the most powerful position in the world, brings with it many awesome and solemn responsibilities. this is not

talking turkey. white house hoping to get in on your dinnertime conversations this thanksgiving. strong winds could be grounding these iconic balloons. we are live from the parade route in just a few minutes. here is what rur viewers are saying it new jersey. >> good morning to you. it is thursday november 28th. the moment captured on camera. new images of a terrifying twister as it rips through a mid will school. >> then another day another delay for obamacare. on-line enrollment for small businesses will be pushed back a year. h how this will impact. >> are you ready for the black friday rush? lauren simonetti that's what you need to know before you hit the stores. >> perfect song called "thank you" on this thanksgiving day. >> fox and friends first starts now the second half hour. i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. you are what we are thankful for on this day. our families as well. as you get up early preparing for thanksgiving dinner we are talking to the butterball turkey expert li

a turkey. we'll have the champion on the air. he's going to try and break his own world record. you heard it right, folks, we are going to attempt the world record for carving a turkey by tend of today's "worldwide exchange." bet you didn't think you'd see that, eh? >>> meanwhile, the ftse 100 is up 0.2% overnight. the xetra dax is up 0.4%. the cac 40 is up 0.3% and the ftse is up 0.8%. yields are higher today. we will keep our focus on italy. on the currency markets, real focus on dollar/yen. dollar/yen up to a fresh six-month high. 102.18. euro/dollar, 1.36. that's around about a four-week high. sterling/dollar has been moving higher today, as well. >>> libya's prime minister says the country is suffering a financial crisis because of the un re unrest and it's seen oil drop by 2%. the government may not be able to pay salaries and called upon elders and tribesmen to help end the strikes at its oil ports. speaking yesterday, the chief said oil markets were sufficiently supplied, despite dwindl

when you sit down to eat your turkey at things giving do you ever think about the condition that turkey was in before it was slaughtered probably not what you're looking at is video from an undercover investigator who got a chance to see just that this footage comes from a turkey breeding factory farm in minnesota which happens to be the top turkey producing state in the us because at this particular farmer almost unbearable to watch there are twenty five thousand female turkeys that are locked in close quarters where they suffer from a variety of annulments there are outright neglected in one instance the video shows how hands get in tangled in their nesting machines often getting stuck by their wings head or feet and their injuries are sometimes so severe that they die immediately to talk a little bit more about these conditions and what people can do to ensure these bad practices stop i'm joined by erica meyer executive director of compassion over killing which is the organization that brought us this footage erica thank you for joining me thank you so much for having me i have salut

turkeys says there's a shortage of fresh turkeys 16 pounds or larger. >> jon: are you (bleep) kidding me. if my turkey is not at least 16 pounds why am i have -- i might as well eat a hummingbyrd stuffed with a single crouton and a crazein. >> they are limiting the supplies of fresh turkeys. >> they are not saying why the birds are actually smaller this year. >> jon: hello. perhaps we should go to the source to find out what is going on to the turkeys. please welcome turkey number 77740 inspected by number five. welcome to the show. hey, everybody. how you doing, jon, nice to see you. thank you very much jon nice to see you. what is going on? turkey, let me -- [laughter] let me ask you a question: what is going on? what is the weight loss? is it a political protest? is it bird flu? why does it have to be negative? why. you get healthy you try to live your best self but turkeys do it and we're the bad guys. i (bleep) you. i didn't realize you were trying to slim down and look better. cut down on sweets, antibiotics, you know? i guess it doesn't help that i'm stacked in a cage with othe

we are talking turkey today. should you buy your thanksgiving turkey fresh or frozen?to cook stuffing in your bird and is pink turkey meat safe to eat? liz crenshaw joins us with a special turkey edition of ask liz this friday. liz, is it better to cook a fresh or frozen turkey for thanksgiving and how far in advance can you buy it? >> the u.s. department of agriculture helped us. to buy a frozen turkey, if you want to get it well in advance. if you have an old bird that's been in the freezer for years is not going to taste as fresh. usda says frozen turkeys are safe to eat years later. start thawing that turkey in time for thanksgiving dinner. for reference, a 10 pound turkey take as minimum two to three days to thaw in the fridge. >> now on to the stuffing. that's a big question on a lot of minds. the question is, do you stuff the bird or cook the stuffing in a separate casserole dish. >> everybody used to stuff the bird. usda recommends cooking the stuffing outside the bird in a separate dish in the oven. whether you cook it in a dish or turkey, you must use a meat

turkey gobble, gobble. i'm hearing comments from the chief of police. >> next we'll be able to use the turkey (laughter). >> do you think she'd be a good turkey. >> watch out for me that night. you get equal time. it's going to make a great turkey stew the way hose parting that. good morning terry. annoys to see thanks for coming. oh, the mayor likes dark meat lots of breakfasts and drumsticks and thighs >> i love this but i have to say between turkey days. >> your well represent and your improving over the years. >> it's looking good. now i'm going to come around and ask each of you so long as my microphone works and all i need it your name. we are going to start out with the cadets >> armando martinez. nick lob >> fire academy. douglas dj. john. >> december mat. >> glen at 62942 working with together we can support your children. it's been my dream to start is a valley school since i was a little girl. i'm having a lot of fun with it (clapping) the biggest thing we really want the kids to have fun. a lot

they can pardon turkeys. they can pardon a mistake, but they will not and should not pardon politicians who tell the poorest among us that they don't deserve our help. joining me now are congressman jim mcdermott, democrat from washington, and joelburg, executive director of the new york city coalition against hunger. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> what do your republican colleagues say to you when you tell them how much their policies are really hurting real people, real poor people? >> well, they really don't believe it, rev. they're not listening to the pope. you and the pope are on the same wavelength. the income inequality is going by must of these people. but what they ought to do is be required to go to a food bank at a church somewhere in their neighborhood and stand there and talk to the people. you would find out these are not people who are not trying. they're not people who are taking from the public. they're not people who want to be there. they're people who are as

>> a turkey. >> how would you describe it? >> fresh, thawed out turkey. >> what are we doing here?we are happy to help anybody. i always at the end of the call, i say you owe me one. if you have this turkey, whether it's fresh or a thawed out frozen turkey, what you want to do is -- somebody has opened it for you. i recommend they open it in the sink. clean the sink first, open it in the sink. there will be raw juices, those drain down the drain. >> you see the juices. >> take it out, put it on a pan inside a roasting pan. you probably have that in front of you. >> we got all the juice in the pan. we got the plastic bag i'm going to put aside. >> you did everything we said not to do. >> you have no sink. >> you can open it in the pan. all those juices can be blotted up withtime. it will keep the turkey safe and the heat in the oven. >> go ahead. >> so if you padded patted it dry with paper towel. inside there are two cavities. there is a place to put stuffing two places in the turkey. the large cavity between if drumsticks. >> this way. is usually where you will find the neck of th

fermented grapes. >> a turkey. >> jimmy: they say there was no turkey.here was wine. i will give this round to the kressmans. all right. round two. go to your room. come back wearing your fat pants. thanksgiving fat pants. all right, wearing your fat pants. lot of cher size f lot -- lot of exercise for thanksgiving tonight. kind of a tropical theme for the chairs, right. >> jimmy: nice, nice, nice. one more, kressman family. one more. all right. and that's enough. i don't know what happened with the majorles, they're gone. they left. i don't know. there they go. those are pretty fat pants too, all right. you are wearing your husband's pants. and there they come. you know what the kressmans beat you there. doesn't matter. no one is going home empty-handed. you are all winners. tell them what they won? >> for their superior efforts, both will get a 47 inch tv. >> congratulations. happy thanksgiving, everybody. thank you for playing. tonight on the show, elizabeth olsen, and music from 1975, and we'll be right back with patton oswalt! to thsuffered in silen

we've actually taken that turkey and you debreast the turkey. for several reasons.ou take that -- i wish i could make a cup like that. >> that turkey breast is heavenly. >> and you take the buffalo ranch dipping sauce and drizzle over the top of the turkey breast. all right. so we go from that to the chicken salad that we have done. you can also do that for hoagies and you can also do turkey sliders. for those that want a healthier spin to your turkey, take the skin off, although that is the best part. >> of course it is. wrap it in lettuce -- >> wrap it in the lettuce so you can have a lettuce -- deep fried lettuce turkey wrap, deep fried turkey sliders. you can have chicken salad. put that on a hoagie so you can have chicken salad sandwiches the next day. so if you want the best way to have leftovers, just get creative with it. the thing we like to say is take your recipes and get the family and friends involved so that you can sit around the dinner table and say you know what, not just one person prepared this meal, we prepared this dadgum good food. >> love that

we'll look at your turkey pictures if you're up early. not just the turkey. your families, everything. >> we are talking turkey all morning and butterball is here to answer any questions you may have. >> janice stall from the turkey talk line is ready to help and answer questions. nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. happy thanksgiving. >> thanks to bass proshops for setting up a beautiful studio. a frozen turkey, if someone has not thawed out their turkey at this point, what do you do to get it ready for today? >> leave it in the packaging. submerge it breast side down in your sink filled with cool tap water, change that water every 30 minutes and within a couple hours you should be able to get it fully defrosted. >> how about cooking time and temperature for something that is like 12 pounds. you say use an open pan method. what is that about? >> we recommend the open pan method which we have over here to something shallow, two to three inches on the side. put the turkey in there, puts a little vegetable oil in there, salt and pepper, whatever seasoning

we're talking turkey. president obama continues a white house tradition, the pardoning of the thanksgiving turkey, coming up next. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor on the table by not choosing the right medicare d plan. no one could have left this much money here. whoo-hoo-hoo! yet many seniors who compare medicare d plans realize they can save hundreds of dollars. cvs/pharmacy wants to help you save on medicare expenses. talk to your cvs pharmacist, call, or go to cvs.com/compare to get your free, personalized plan comparison today. call, go online, or visit your local store today. female announcer: sunday's your last chance sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple

just pour, mix...love. ♪ turkey for me, turkey for you ♪ >> whether you cook dozens of turkeys or ifw that butterball hotline is there in case of an emergency. this year the service making a big change at the call center. here's nbc's kevin tibls. >> for years there's been a helpful voice to help with catastrophes. carol miller has been doing is since the early days. >> since 1984, and i think if you do that math, it's, like, 29 years. >> this is r.j. to you howe can i help you? >> yes, a man. men don't just do the carving anymore. butterball says 42% of them play a role in cooking turk yirs too. >> what did sd a typical male caller say aside from help? >> you got to talk them down. there's no crisis we can't hand here. >> now we have 25% of our callers are male. >> before ladling up the advice, you fwot to show your stuffing at butterball university. >> teacher, how many different ways are there to cook a turkey? >> many. many, many, many, many different ways. >> my favorite, of course, is grandma's way, in the oven, golden brown, a work of art. here everyone has their cooking skill

runner up turkey?person associated with "the five" but i won't say who it was. >> associated at this table? >> no. oh, god, no. >> what about kim kardashian? >> she's not a turkey, she's a dog. >> kanye east and that dumb south baby, whatever it is. i mean, come on. i'm not even sure it's their baby. >> oh, my gosh. bob is kidding. >> this is just like thanksgiving dinner with your family. >> with uncle bob. >> this is the next topic we're going to bring up which could be a heated one around thanksgiving tables all over the country. is it okay to spy a little on your spouse? what about your kids? to snoop or not snoop? that's the question to ask when "the five" thanksgiving special continues. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] 'tis the season of more. more shopping. more dining out. and alo with it, more identity theft. by the time this holiday season is over, more than a million identities may be stolen. every time you pull out your wallet, shop online, or hit the road, you give thieves a chance to ruin your holi

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he was referring to wild turkeys. unlike their domesticated covins, wild turkeys faced extinction. they have made is comeback. >> they have been known as the birds americans can't live without or with. turkeys, wild ones are roaming free in new york's staten island. >> it's a decent size bird. if it hits the windshield it can create a problem. a lot of people are afraid of them, especially kids. some people are more concerned about what will happen to their feathered friends. >> i'm an animal lover. i think they should go somewhere where they can run around and be free. >> the u.s. department of ag and new york environmental officials located or killed the majority of the turkeys, leaving about 25 on the streets. a proposal to donate the turkeys to homeless shelters is on hold until the meat can be tested. wild turkeys have become best. they almost became extinct in the 1930s. in a great conservation success story the birds rebounded. there are more than 7 million nationwide. >> there was one woman who kept her turkeys. one day, for unknown reasons won't let them. the 10 turkeys gr

in this kitchen the thanksgiving turkey still not done. >> the turkey is not done.e cooked it for nine and a half hours. >> reporter: the size of the turkey, the average size now 30 pounds, just 16 pounds back in 1960. there is a classic video from this family and their deep fried plans. it happens more than you think. >> we're having a problem on this thanksgiving day. >> reporter: you can always count on the kids to be positive. listen to the little girl in the background. >> daddy turkey ready. >> reporter: butter ball operators, carol, stan, nicole and mary all checking in with "world news" this thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving, "world news." >> reporter: all working 8 hour shifts today. >> they're in a panic. they want to be talked off the ledge. >> reporter: mary answering the phone for 28 years, calls from everywhere, every corner of the house. >> absolutely. they have been in closets where they are whispering because they don't want anybody to know that they're calling because there is an argument going on. >> reporter: 80 percent of men now helping to ma

this is a turkey we haven't stuffed. you could stuff the turkey.. we like to do it -- if you're going to stuff the turkey, do it right before you put it in the oven. >> we're going to check back with you in a couple of minutes. see you in a second. >>> carving tips as well, and prepare special treats for hanukkah. now let's head over to natalie. >> willie, thank you. now to more of our annual series thanks and giving, highlighting the great work of st. jude children's research hospital. this morning a twist of fate that may have saved one young life. >> i just always wanted to go skydiving. i was fearful of heights. i had done rock climbing and parasailing but the culmination of it all when i sky dived. >> it was a goal that austin set for his 18th birthday but his history of migraines and nausea worried his parents so much they consulted a neurologist. >> i said, hey, do we really want to have him jump out of an airplane without knowing for sure what's causing these headaches? >> reporter: an mri was ordered an an hour later the doctor had devasta

. >> turkeys. >> turkeys for what? honestly, i wanted a phone with a better camera. my boyfriend has a lot of can't-miss moments. i checked out the windows phones and saw the lumia 1020 has 41 megapixels. so i can zoom way in even after i take the picture. and i can adjust the shot before i take it so i get it exactly how i want. so, i went with a windows phone. maybe i just see things other people don't. ♪ honestly ♪ i wanna see you be brave ♪ ♪ i wanna see you be brave ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. >> what i like about thanksgiving, a lot of tips by celebrities how to cook the thanksgiving turkey. speaker of the house, john boehner, when they prepare the turkey

when you sit down to eat your turkey at things giving jenner think about the condition that turkey was in before it was slaughtered probably not what you're looking at is video from an undercover investigator who got a chance to see just that this footage comes from a turkey breeding factory farm in minnesota which happens to be the top turkey producing state in the u.s. the conditions at this particular farm are almost unbearable to watch there are twenty five thousand female turkeys that are locked in close quarters where they suffer from a variety of ailments that are outright neglected in one instance a video shows how hens get entangled in their nesting machines often getting stuck by their wings head or feet and their injuries are sometimes so severe that they die immediately so to talk a little bit more about these conditions and what people can do to ensure these bad practices stop i was joined earlier by erica meyer executive director of compassion over killing which is the organization that brought us a sledge i first asked her about the turkey elements and illnesses present

nasdaq down 37. >>> turkey trouble! ahead of thanksgiving, the shortage that could change how you shop for your main course. you might want to make a few extra side dishes this year >>> a warning to anyone cooking thanksgiving dinner. not about your cooking. it's about what you're going to cook. you might want to have a few extra side dishes this year. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains, there is talk of a turkey shortage! >> reporter: it's the main dish at most thanksgiving meals. >> the turkey. it's the centerpiece. >> the and the dressing. >> the turkey. >> reporter: more people want them fresh. >> i like the taste. >> it tastes better. >> reporter: fresh turkeys may be harder to find especially large. >> 10 to 16 pounds. >> reporter: manuel rodriguez of lucky's supermarket says butterball the nation's largest turkey producer is advising markets around the country to expect fewer fresh birds. >> we won't know until this week how many we're getting. >> reporter: butterball says it expects to ship about half it

today president obama from the national thanksgiving turkey and for a pardon to turkey is one name popcorn and other names carmel. the pardon is meant to ensure that the two cobblers escape the carving night. this holiday season. a wild turkey steam to escape the chopping block it seems human beings cannot because president obama as a historically low number of heart and psyche scary and boring reports. and here is president obama turning to turkey and popcorn in carmel earlier this afternoon the pardoning of many presidential power from the outset. according to an even the relatively new tradition. obama has now starting to enter teams but only thirty nine people a record low. cousin harry truman hurting or con repeated one thousand five hundred thirty seven people by his six year non fans but there's no records of imparting any turkeys. okie did come out with that. but ronald reagan who officially pardoned the first turkey under his presidency is part and think on each piece and started dropping significantly. bring in all a part in three hundred thirteen people by sixty or not that's bu

>> the turkey bowl. the games. finalwill have the sports for you tomorrow. >> that is great. >> we have a lot of turkey. >> the turkey bowl. >> it is the time of day to stuff your face with turkey and stuffing or the annual turkey bowl. cooper with the handoff. and he outruns everyone for a 60 yard touchdown. woodson. after the game, the skyline are. here is what he had to say about it. that is why i brought extra. what it is all about. we won the championship. not be much to be thankful for in a three and eight season, but there is more to life. the redskins practice today and told us what they are thankful for. i am thankful for friends, family, my job. something like thanksgiving to remind you what you do have. , being in the position i am now, my teammates. pretty much everything i've got going on in my life. i conceal this and all the scrutiny, the way the season has gone for us, to wake up the next morng, i feel so left to have that. >> all right, the packers. third quarter. matthew stafford, the past. at he

very few republicans did it. >> he wasn't the turkey that day. >> that was the biggest turkey of the year? >> that was nice of you bob. >> they're going to give you a run for your money. >> i told you i endorsed teddy for president. >> did you have anyone on the runner up list? >> one personal associated with the five. i won't say who it was. >> wow. like at this table? >> god no. >> all right. >> what about kim kardashian? >> she's a waste of time. she's not a turkey, she's a dog. kanye east and that dumb south baby of theirs. whatever it is. come on. i'm not even sure it's their baby any way. >> bob is kidding. >> justlike thanksgiving dinner with your family. >> with uncle bob. this is the next topic we're going to bring up which could be a heated one. is it okay to spy a little on your spouse? what about your kids? to snoop or not to snoop? that's the question we're going to ask when the five returns. okay ladies, whenever you're ready. thank you. thank you. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah, uh. i don't want you to pay for this.

heaven knows there will be a lot of turkeys, almost a thousand pounds of turkey, 13 -- turkeys, 13 pounds of other -- 13,000 pounds of other food but it will be the volunteers that will knock on the door and give the holiday meal. >> reporter: the director craig schneiderman says this mission, his passion, is about healing the community through commitment, from council members to clubs like burgundy crescent and platinum dreams motorcyclists. >> i'm grateful for everything in my life and i want to be here to help other people. >> for a lot of people who are sick, they are usually the guests, they're not the hosts. they're dependent upon the goodwill and generosity of friends, of neighbors, of family. and what these volunteers are doing today means that our clients, these people who are sick will sit at the head of the table. >> reporter: and with a $50,000 donation from wal-mart, food and friends can deliver these meals today that will not only feed the body but the soul of our sick neighbors. in northeast, delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> taking care of the less fortunate is a priority for ma

next, president obama pardons to turkeys at the white house.tional menorah lighting ceremony celebrating hanukkah which began last night. from novemberage 25, 1963 of the state funeral for president john f. kennedy. the c-spanternoon, series on first ladies continues with a look at the life of jacqueline kennedy. pardoned twoama national thanksgiving turkey's yesterday at the white house. there is a look. >> ah - good afternoon everybody and happy thanksgiving. ,he office of the presidency the most powerful position in the world, brings with it many awesome and solemn responsibilities. this is not one of them. [laughter] the white house turkey pardon is a great tradition and i know malia loves it as does sasha. generally speaking, thanksgiving is a bad day to be a turkey. especially in a house with two dogs. i salute our two guests of honor, carmel and popcorn for their bravery. they came all the way from outside badger, minnesota to be with us. they, like my chief of staff, are vikings fans. i'm not sure they know that -- see? i'm not sure the

. >> roasting is the honey crusted turkey is excellent. my kids love it. >> as popular as ham is, it's estimates americans will be consuming 4 million turkeys on thanksgiving. >> yesterday we sold around 600 turkeys today probably another 600. >> dan henning buying a turkey. >> i'm buying one are for a homeless shelter. going to a, my brother-in-law's house for thanksgiving. you sdroent to cook this year? >> thank god. it's a zoo out there. >> some cooks need to buy brine. you can't forget dessert. how about this cake? all dark meat first day of hanukkah falls on thanksgiving this year. they're selling lots of jelly doughnuts and there are kosher turkeys. >> you know stuffing. using dairy substitutes. >> the combination of haun and thanksgiving. what does it cost? this family spent $300 >>. >> thank you. home for first time since teenager set sasha on fire. but that family is saying tonight. >> also tonight why fire has neighbors slamming meth health programs. >> i'm sandhya patel. i'll let you know how thanksgiving is shaping up, coming u

does a good video how to deep-fried turkey. it takes 40 minutes, great way to cook a turkey.s and thighs are not done. bobby flay on the food network saturday, cut those legs and put them up and let the breast sit for an hour. is that a good idea? >> the muscle tissue of breast is completely different, each transfers and a different rate, the breast will cook faster so what you need to do if you want to be like a chef like bobby flay his does good work is separate command cook and separately. you could also put the breast. most people like white meat. you could pose a 4 pound turkey breast in 40 minutes. and all so -- that is -- think about this. 4500 calories is what most people consume on thanksgiving day. you can cut three days on the treadmill. you could cut that to 320 calories. dennis: what about leaving it out for an hour. do i have to heated up again? >> when you cook your bird crooked to 165 degrees and allowed to rest for 40 minutes to an hour and allow all the juices to redistribute. another pop up timer is designed to pop at 165 degrees when the turkeys and agrees

named turkey, louisiana turkey creek, the most popular with 44 # residents. turkey, texas. >> north carolina and arizona. and there are two townshipped named upper and lower turkey foot. >>> at san francisco airport they have a few simple rules for drivers, no waiting or parking. you have to be actively loading or unloading. a concept the woman failed to understand. she was on her phone. then fixing her hair. then the sunglasses and a housekeeping of the car. i think now is the time to see what is up. >> how long are you going to wait here? >> how long will i wait here. >> until i get my nephew. >> okay. >> how long will that take. >> he is on his way out. okay. >> you know there is no waiting or stopping. >> yes. >> you decided to do it? >> yes. >> i'm pushing it. >> a little bit. >> she was not the only one pushing it despite the possibility of a $43 ticket. >> this van has no passengers or driver it is park ad few in- - inches. parking enforcement arrives and gives it a once over looking for the driver. he blows his whistle giving the driver a chance to re

author carve up 300 turkeys, 82 hams and stirring 35 gallons of gravy. the league expects to serve more than 4,500 meals. >> treasure island residents spending thanksgiving preparing to move because of a toxic clean up that is forcing them out of their home. >> rick think he has to leave his treasure island apartment because of work going on under already vacated buildings next to his. he has lived here with his granddaughter for seven years and got this letter on monday, saying 24 households have to move because of the navy's clean up work. it reads "the work is part the navy's ongoing clean up of low level chemicals and is not related to ongoing surveys." possible relocation and they are having a meeting on the third. >> the letter promises it has been and continues to be safe to live in the units on treasure island. another has lived here 14 years and thinks there is plenty of room to relocate and is not worried about wave it is being cleaned up. >> on tuesday, they have a meeting with a small group of people and they will tell us what is going on and

talk turkey. >> butterball turkey hot line. how can i help you? >> reporter: for years there's been a helpful voice on the other end of the line to deal with turkey-tastrophies. carol miller's been doing it since the early days. >> since 1984. if you do that math, it's like 29 years. i was a sweet babe, though. >> reporter: this year butterball has decided it's high time someone else answered the phone too. >> butterball turkey talk line. this is r.j. how can i help you? >> reporter: yes, a man. men don't just do the carving any more. butterball says 42% of them play a role in cooking turkeys, too. what's a typical male caller say aside from help? >> first of all, you got to tal. what's a typical male caller say aside from help? >> first of all, you got to talk them down. you got to talk them off the ledge of turkey crisis. there's really no crisis that we can't handle here. >> used to be just women and an occasional guy would call. now we have about 25% of our callers are male. >> reporter: but before ladling up the advice, you have to show your

benjamin franklin wrote that the turkey was a bird of courage. he was referring to wild turkeys. the wild turkey was almost extinction. they have made a comeback, in all place, new york city. >> they vice-president known as the birds america can't live without or with in the case of this town. turkeys, wild ones are roaming free in staten island. >> they are flying in front of your windshield, a decent bird. it can hit ut wind shield and that creates a problem. >> they poop all over the place, and a lot of people are afraid of them too. especially kids. >> but some people are more concerned about what will happen to their feathered friends. >> i'm an animal lover. i think they should be able to go somewhere and they can run around and be free. >> the u.s. department of agriculture and new york environmental officials relocated or killed the majority. leaving about 25 on the streets. a proposal to donate the turkeys to the homeless shelters is on hold until the meat can be tested. wild turkeys are pests. it was not always this way. wild turkeys almost become extinct in the "30s du

the national turkey federation says 85 percent of the 46 million turkeys that americans will eat this thanksgiving are frozen. because of overproduction, warehouses around the country were packed to the rim with 325 million pounds of frozen birds back in september because of the farmers selling turkeys 5 percent less this year compared to last year. you may not thing a tweet would be a good shopping tool but in a survey they found seven out of ten say they will use twitter to find out about everything from deals to whether lines at a store are too long. even more interesting among the users surveyed not all them shop black friday to send money, but, 59 percent say they shop because it is a lost fun. >> with the hustle and bustle, service with a smile goes a long way. data identified stores where the happiest retail workers and toys 'r us leading the pay followed by jc penney and best buy all having in common that they praised their managers. plus, some employees say they like working with the general public. that is business. >> san francisco mayor lee will not have were time to enjoy

we have to find that turkey. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, money for prostate cancer awareness. and now -- they >>> walnut creek police officers are growing mustaches to raise money for prostate cancer awareness. >> and now, they have a video to show them off. >> yeah. on december 1, the public will vote on the best and worst mustache. also ask to make a donation toward prostate cancer research and treatment, officers have been -- the winner gets bragging rights. progress shots are posted on the department's facebook page. >> dirty harry look alike. the cal basketball men had a chance to make a huge statement tonight in hawaii and who stepped up for andrew? we'll show you, next. ,,,, clock! >>> trying to stop a three-game slide. came down to the final seconds in new orleans. give me the clock. starting in place of a suspended andrew. he had his best night scoring 18 points and he had 8 rebounds. fourth quarter, clay thompson from the corner. yes. he had 22, so the warriors right now, smelling burbon stree

studded their turkey binder.hey are taking callses just like us gals. >> wow. >> you got a football team? >> we do not. cheerleaders. we could suit up the guys here. we're all here, all day today. 1-800-butter-ball. you can log on to butterball.com where you can catch videos and how to make the perfect turkey. you could do chants, e-mail us. there is a calculate tear help you know how long it's going to take to roast your turkey. >> plan for when everything comes together on the table. swhats number within question, i'm guessing maybe waking up and if the turkey hasn't completely thawed if there may be ice in the cavity. >> laura, you are right. sometimes people can do knock-knock jokes on their turkey it's so hard. relax. you can actually put it in cold water and let it thaw out for a little while before you have to get it into the oven. just know that if it's not completely thawed out it's going to take longer. how much longer depends on how frozen it is. if you need guidance you can give us a call. there are 6

we're talking about the turkey trot. all of the people. 25,000 ran in the 5k and 10k races today. compare that to about 1900 since the inaugural event nine years ago. >>> a big part of thanksgiving is football. today the raiders came close. >> looking for their first, going right, he broke a tackle on the two and he falls into the end zone for a touchdown. >> the first half the raiders looked great, but in the second half it was all cowboys. dallas wins 31-24. we'll have highlights and post game reaction on xfinity sports in about 20 minutes from now. also ahead, a thanksgiving promise kept in the east bay. how an oakland teachers helping honor the boy that saved his life. >> i know how he felt because -- >> an emotional reunion for a local girl and her uncle who is living on the streets of los angeles. >> temperatures in the bay area right now pretty comfortable. 40s and 50s outside, and more 60s tomorrow. we'll let you know the full forecast in a couple minutes. >>> an oakland teenager making good on his promise for a

turkeys.ild runs are roaming free here in new york's stanton island. >> they fly right in front of you and hit the wind shield and it's a problem. >> they poop all over the place, and a lot of them are afraid of them too. >> i'm an animal lover, so i think they should, you know, be able to go somewhere that they could run around and be free. >> reporter: the u.s. department of agriculture and new york environmental firms relocated or killed the majority of the turkeys this year, leaving about 25 on the street. a proposal to donate the turkeys to home less shelters is also on hold until the meat with be tested. wild turkeys almost became extinct in the 1930s, but the birds rebounded and there are now more than 7 million of them nationwide. this flock has called this area home for a decade. >> it was just one woman who kept her turkeys. she had about ten of them. and one day for unknown reasons left them. and then the ten turkeys grew into about a hundred turkeys over a 10-year period. and made

franklin referred to wild turkeys. wild turkeys faced extinction. they made a comeback. >> they have been known as the birds americans can't live without. or live with in the case of this beach front town. turkeys, wild ones roam free in staten island. >> they roam in front of your windshield. it can hut and that creates a problem. >> they poop over the place. a lot of people are afraid of them. especially kids. >> some people are more concerned about what will happen to their feathered friends. >> i'm an animal lover, i think they should be able to go somewhere that they should run around and be free. >> the u.s. department of agriculture located or killed the majority of the turkeys. a proposal to donate the turkeys is on hold until the meat can be tested. wild turkeys are almost pets. >> there are more than 7 million nation wi. >> this flock called the area home for a decade. it was one woman, she had 10 turkeys, and one day, for unknown reasons she left them. the 10 grew into about 100 over a 10 year period and kind of made this area their home.

let me get our number one turkey tipster. we are getting roger. jimmy, you might want to pull out pen and paper for this is the most appetizing tip. >> jimmy: okay. yeah. all righty. i'm ready for whatever you have. >> jimmy kimmel. gobble-gobble. >> jimmy: gobble-gobble to you, roger. >> okay, why did the turkey cross the road? >> jimmy: can someone tell roger, i don't need jokes tonight. >> tips. tips. >> yeah. >> jimmy: looking for tips. >> sorry, jimmy. here is a riddle for your question. >> jimmy: okay. are you sure? i will try again. >> of course. >> jimmy: what temperature, for how long should you cook a 12-pound turkey? [ speaking foreign language ] >> okay, jimmy. according to my calculations, you should probably just wing it! >> tips, tips. >> jimmy: funny. again that's a joke. not a cooking tip, necessarily. >> yes, sorry. he is all straightened out and ready to deliver excellent cooking tip thousands. >> jimmy: all right, you said that last time. >> he is ready. >> yes, jimmy, i am ready. ready for you. >> gobble gobble. >> gobble gobb