turkey has played a critical role over_ turkey has played a critical role over the — turkey has playedears particularly trying to get food out of ukraine and supporting its electricity grid. we discussed our work_ electricity grid. we discussed our work to— electricity grid. we discussed our work to strengthen our counterterrorism partnership, growing — counterterrorism partnership, growing our economic relationship, and we _ growing our economic relationship, and we discussed the crisis in gaza, including _ and we discussed the crisis in gaza, including the efforts to expand humanitarian assistance to people in need _ humanitarian assistance to people in need and _ humanitarian assistance to people in need. and prevent the conflict from spreading — need. and prevent the conflict from spreading. and what we can do to set the conditions for a durable, sustainable lasting peace for israeiis — sustainable lasting peace for israelis and palestinians. 0n the _ israelis and palestinians. 0n the humanitarian piece, i think we have _ 0n the humanitarian piece, i think we have made good progres

and there are 2 issues, it's so important in turkey nowadays. now we have the election on march and we are suffering because you're just going to be christ. because of both issues are going to not open that direct economical, financial war against israel. as you know, anything to reason is a huge crime. you will need to keep. and if you are calling the country as a federal country, like i said for you to have. and now every day term sheet time sheets are going from turkey. chevy and still carrying food, carrying federal from turkish costs to as well. so she is helping us clothing. he's the 1st country. he's a think the reason. right. so as soon as i leave, so he just facing and using it for him through the politics, to be able to use the 1st time it. this is the speech stuff. so it's all just he kept cup of ice. he was a, when a turkish saturday has been stop 10 years, so we have new stuff, but he's male, the forces and step towards the still hoping to the same address. some was something with his own ships petroleum reserves. so it's just a gam

she's got issues with a lot see who the turkey is. a longstanding member of nato with the alliance, the 2nd largest army. but it's president is becoming an increasingly difficult partner defaming israel, a specialist for his and come us as liberators. that posted diplomatic challenge for germany as chancellor, as he prepared to receive the turkish leaders. under everyone's rule, turkey has flexed its muscles near and far seeking to project power from the caucasus to the mediterranean. according both russia and china. the president's autocratic policies at home and his abrasive actions abroad, or alienating partners who none the less depend on hampton is turkey on a collision course with nato. today we're asking between nato and tomas. what is our once and the welcome to to the point? it is a great pleasure to greet our guest starting with the like career fun. she is a visiting researcher at berlin, social sciences center, and she has also reported in the past for turkish media. i'm also very pleased to welcome to tell us of an aria se

now come from turkey in october alone, and that was almost $10000.00. the 2nd largest group off the syrian refugees who say, do you that also wants to go to germany? is b a z to losing space and how to once promise of a tucker century. and we'll come back to that question in just a moment, but thomas, let me ask you, 1st of all about this, the chancellor schultz is going to receive under one, despite quite a bit of pushback, from a number of groups in germany who say he should not be doing so. one of the reasons is that germany and z you are looking to turkey to help stem migration into the you. on the other hand, we've just heard that turkey is actually, or everyone's policies are actually triggering migration to this country. why is chancellor schultz receiving the other one at this moment? well, i mean, the, the, the, you need seem because of the rest of these emails, i'm not gonna, as it is not working, as you has expected it to work, it just doesn't go this way. and that was playing this game with it. and the 2nd thing is, um, would you refuse to r

and now every day term sheet time sheets are going from turkey. chevy and still carrying food, carrying petrol from turkish costs to his room. so she is helping that piece calling. he's the cruise country he's, i think the reason. right, so it seems early. so he's just facing and using it for him through the politics to be able to use it in 1st time it. this is the best speech stuff, so it's all just he kept cups of ice. he was a when a turkish saturday has been stop 10 years. so what has been stopped by israel, the horses and step toward the still hoping to the same address farm was standing with his own ships petroleum reserves. so it's just a game. a double game. do like explain something else that appears that at least 2 outside eyes to be a contradiction or the one condemns the bombing of guys up by is real, yet he regularly the orders were planes to bomb the kurdish territories in northern syria, including areas near the us troops that are battling isis. how does he rationalize that he doesn't have to because he's not asked these questions a

but this time he visited turkey. it seems to be a short visit to turkey. the conflict. if situation, about the war and the conflict. , ., .., , situation, about the war and the conflict. , ., _, , ., , conflict. if you could give us a bit more detail. _ conflict. if you could give us a bit more detail. his _ conflict. if you could give us a bit more detail. his visit _ conflict. if you could give us a bit more detail. his visit to - conflict. if you could give us a bit more detail. his visit to turkey i more detail. his visit to turkey comes at a time when, is it fair to say, anti—us sentiment in turkey is growing? there have been pro—palestinian protesters reportedly trying to enter a us airbase where us forces are stationed. just give us a sense of the feeling amongst the public in turkey at the moment.— the feeling amongst the public in turkey at the moment. almost one month past — turkey at the moment. almost one month past since _ turkey at the moment. almost one month past since hamas _ turkey at the moment. almost one month past since hamas launched

i mean, we have elections coming in turkey municipal elections next year. so he's trying to mobilize the base, consolidated in turkey, public opinion, opinion is very pro palistine in against israel. there's always this on ty, isabelle, sentiments that he wants to, you know, sort of mobilize and i think he's also counting on the fact that fits. he will once again get away with it because he's always gotten away with it. in terms of his relations with the west. he doesn't expect any repercussions from nature and from your penalized. and it's pretty much tell us what you're hearing from people. there are these statements by otto on resonating with his political base, but also with other took her citizens well actually as we are divided into 2 emissions, we as we are a huge a polarized country at last, something says, vote for his audience, but forward for regular people what it again seem it doesn't break as a deluxe set, of course, it's a pro palestinian community in turkey, but as long as harsh sports are not being accepted by the whole community and so sta

food on the less depend on hampton is turkey on a collision course with nato. today we're asking between nato and tomas what is, are the ones in the welcome to to the point. it is a great pleasure to greet our guest starting with the lab corp on. she is a visiting researcher at berlin, social sciences center, and she has also reported in the past for turkish media. i'm also very pleased to welcome to tell us of an aria season international correspondent for germany soup georgia sites on. he has been based in the middle east and recorded also from east envelope and with us it's temple is blanche more my. she is an independent correspondent for both turkish and german media also for darcia of ela. and he does join us from just a welcome to you. do like just before departing for a visit to germany, president out of one stepped up. his are rhetoric on the conflict in gaza, declaring israel to be quote, a terrorist state and more criminal. and calling the crisis a matter of cross and crescent. that practically sounds like holy warfare. what's behind all this venom?

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i think turkey previously _ to do that? i think turkey previously played - to do that?ed a role when to do that? i think turkey _ previously played a role when hamas held the hostages and turkey is very much well—placed to play a similar role from the palestinian point of view and germany has very close relations with israel, so if the two countries joined forces for a cease—fire and engaging in hostage freeing, they have enough capital with certain sites, but that this stage, i think it is the us that has to step in by... they have the leverage. to step in by... they have the leverage-— to step in by... they have the leverare. . ~' ,, , . leverage. 0k, thank you very much indeed for that. _ leverage. 0k, thank you very much indeed for that. let's _ leverage. 0k, thank you very much indeed for that. let's talk - leverage. 0k, thank you very much indeed for that. let's talk quickly i indeed for that. let's talk quickly about this before we go to the break. what happens when one of the greatest film directors of our time, sir ridley scott, makes a film about one of histor

>> i do the turkey, i'm going to do the turkey. >> stephen: are you going to stuff the turkey?what? this is cbs, i don't think you can say dis >> as you can. >> stephen: you going to grill it? do you grill it? >> what you do is -- my brother-in-law has a beautiful wood burning oven and i'm in a buttermilk -- >> stephen: like a franklin stove kind of thing? >> i don't know what exactly -- >> stephen: are you benjamin franklin? >> right, yes! sure, just like benjamin franklin. >> stephen: how do you control -- but it must be hard to find the right temperature there. >> no, i mean, it's just hot. it's hot, hotter, and very very hot, don't get anywhere near it. it's sort of cooler towards the entrance and hotter towards the backside. you know? >> stephen: that's what i hear... [laughter and applause] spatchcock it! stuff that spatchcock! >> i'm going to buttermilk brine it's. >> stephen: oh baby! salt, buttermilk, 24 hours, you got to scrape it all off or else you are to brown. >> how do you know that? >> stephen: you think i haven't spatchcock-80 a buttermilk brine? would you take

and now we have news with iryna koval, and then we will have mainly about turkey, we will talk, but now the news. thank you, mr. mykola, in a moment i will tell you about the most important events at this time. 18:00 in ukraine, greetings to all viewers of the tv channel, in the studio of iryna koval and chas novin, i start our program with the information that just appeared, the enemy targeted an infrastructure object in the dnipro community, this was reported by the head of the region serhii lysak , without sacrifice, we will keep you informed about all the information that will appear, well, more about kherson region: a 47-year-old man was wounded by the russians on the day the occupiers hit berislav with artillery . explosions thundered loudly in the crimea, in the temporarily occupied kerch. according to gaulleiter akonov, russian anti-aircraft missiles shot down the ship. factory of halls. debris fell on the territory of dry docks. however, everything is under control, there is no panic and there are no victims either, they attacked and activated the kerch bridge protective smoke

cook the turkey, not your home. that is the message with this video from the consumer product safety commission reminding us all about the dangers of deep frying your turkey. if you insist on not using your oven, the cpsc urging americans to read the instructions that come with your fryer and follow them closely and maybe stand nearby with a fire extinguisher. oh, and one of those frozen thanksgiving pizzas. if you end up ruining dinner for everyone. okay, of course, for most americans, turkey isn't the only food on the thanksgiving day menu. yeah there are the usual sides of stuffing and mashed potatoes, green beans and salad. >> but which is the favorite? i want to bring in danny new with more and more about what else is comprised in this thanksgiving meal. well you know, i have my opinions. >> of course, we all do. but let's ask the people first. according to a new poll from the associated press, 32% of folks say turkey will be their favorite dish this year. 19% say stuffing, slash dressing, depending on what you

turkey, too. i have no idea how -- all of the dishes were hot. i was bumped i did not get the sweet potato with the marshmallows, well cooked, not dry at all, still hot, impressive >> to be out with my teammates after the game on a win on the road, you know, eating turkey legs and stuff like that. that was fun. something to look back on and smile on, so, very thankful. >> you deserve the hot turkey legs, hopefully you can get sweet potatoes >> they have important days off and many of them will enjoy a real thanksgiving meal on friday along with adult beverages. by the way they were throwing the turkey legs into the crowd. those fans were eating it. the germaphobe in me >> a life lesson. someone throws you a turkey leg you eat it. getting one thrown to you for george kittle is a way to get your meal that could not fly to the stadium. there is a bar that they say it is more like a community. they spent the day cooking up holiday classics to make everyone who walked in feel welcome >> it means a lot.

relations and or to turkeys road in nato. and what does this mean when it comes to the exports of ornaments? we just heard that the took as president, doesn't want to have any limitations on this or like sports or turkey would like to let them have 40 euro fighters and is germany going to approve that under these conditions and it is that not alone, then they get a new kid and then you have time to sit. well, 1st of all, share this. let me say, you know, that one of the most important nato partners, you know, please turn when the top 5 and you can't just have to, um, you know, we're not just any old country in nato. we are just, you can monitor the top 5 important new ones and whatever your views happen today is the country and they tow, that doesn't matter to us between russia and ukraine and there to fuel that is a great night that the good shooter is on the side of your brain and everyone, you know, but we as turkey speak with you crank and we speak to russia and to, and we do not your fault differentiate between these cou

turkey, the centenary of turkey, well, this can be expanded in so many ways, turkey has indeed turnedorld is not a field with beautiful flowers, that’s enough a complex competitive world in which it is necessary to defend its foreign policy course, it is taking further steps, this, of course, will only be clear with time, but it is obvious that the pressure inside turkey is growing, indeed, the pressure is growing, pressure in favor of supporting palestine, and of course speaking out against the american dictatorship , the united states, however, continues to pursue its policy quite consistently, in ukraine, they say that nothing has changed, at least the house of representatives, well , very interesting events are happening in ukraine itself, in conditions when money is becoming less and less, well, we have already begun to say this about this crisis around zaluzhny, and the crisis broke out outside of ukraine, zaluzhny spoke in the magazine the economist, an article immediately appeared in tyme magazine with a photograph, something is crazy about what is happening around zaluzhny, t

the silicon valley turkey trot is not the only turkey trot in the area this morning. one in venetia at 7:30 a.m., concord, novato, saint -- wine country, san francisco, they have theirs at 8 am and of course, oakland at 8:30 a.m.. and then the one behind me here, downtown san jose, also it 30. reporting live in downtown san jose, bob riddell, today in the bay. >> your poor daughter, being publicly shamed! at nine years old! >> that is so hard as a parent, right, bob? >> it is payback. >> yes it is. second place is great. so i can get a be, not an a? no, that is not what i mean. [laughter] all right, bob, thank you. >> thanks so much, bob. happening now, a live look inside glide memorial church in san francisco. the food is being set out to be prepared and cooked, to feed thousands of people. >> this is an annual tradition, the first time it's been indoors since 2019. glide say they are planning to feed more than 2000 people today. our -- is live with that report in about 30 minutes. >> and the bulletins bans are back as well. the macy's thanksgiving day parade kicking

let me remind you that turkey initially opposed the ratification of sweden's application, due to theasylum to groups that ankara considers terrorists . of security, the elko kucharev democratic initiative fund, greetings to you, mr. taras, good night, good night, congratulations, good night, actually erdogan, well, such a politician consistent, but a politician who can change his opinion on certain international, political, diplomatic issues, and is not at all ashamed of it, in your opinion, in the matter of the ratification of sweden's application to join nato, what was the advantage here and why exactly did erdogan change his position, but actually, you have to separate very clearly what erdogan says and what erdogan does , you have to understand that he is the type of politician that , well, actually we are quite familiar to a certain extent, and we are with that type of politician encountered, quite often, we know this type, this is a fairly conservative populist and this type of politician is the same as orbán in hungary and the same as the former president of the united states,

do you recommend frying a turkey or are you all about baking a turkey?ell, no, we had a lot of calls about deep frying and a lot of people love it. so we do have recommended tips for deep frying. if you call us, we can let you know. one thing we would say is when you're your oil is nice and hot. turn off the propane and then slowly lower your turkey into the oil. then you turn your propane back on and that will prevent that big, giant upset of all the flames going in the air. >> mary alice, i feel like we could we could keep talking about this all day. you're making me hungry. you're making the audience hungry. thank you so much for joining us and have a wonderful thanksgiving. >> thank you very much. and happy thanksgiving to all of you. i hope rsv can be a dangerous virus [sneeze] for those 60 and older. it's not just a cold. and if you're 60 or older... you may be at increased risk of hospitalization from this highly contagious virus. not all dangers come with warning labels. talk to your pharmacist or doctor about getting vaccinated against rsv today

we begin with turkey tom.om thanksgiving to the new year in the christmas holiday. that's it, ready to get going? toss it back to you. >> lawrence: adam, i thought the corn were ninja turtles, i got excited. yeah. this is why you have co-anchors, they can correct you so you don't embarrass yourself on tv. >> joey: corn is tastier than turtle. >> lawrence: i'll take the corn. >> carley: have a great time. let's talk turkey. >> lawrence: one of washington's oldest traditions much liberty and bell received a presidential pardon. >> carley: our next guest visited them at their suite at the willard hotel. >> joey: raymond arroyo joins us with more, let's talk turkey, raymond. >> raymond: happy thanksgiving. i decided to go behind the scene to bring you the true history of the white house turkey pardon. it points to the true origin of this national tradition, this national holiday and why it matters to us and continues to matter. here is the package. >> i hereby grant you a full pardon. >> certain days that remind m

and specifically to turkey it and to look innocent? i know we had thought that i wish i could have you done all even on it. took a while and got it is ryan, is this 10 and position of nuclear power? and this is a big problem. they think that agent from nuclear weapon will have very negative impact on the agent on the hold what it undermines the world, peace and security either to have an entire region, city of nuclear weapons or allow other countries in the region to pause this one in order to create balance, thank you for raising this question. thank you for raising this question. however, this is a strategic problem that must be addressed, and it is all, it's an assignment, se, returning to our initial discussion and considering that the people of cause are likely watching this interview. what message would you like to convey to them? and what support or assistance can searcy offer to god? so it does either cause or said it was a 2 hour brothers in cuz i say before anything may god accept in his mercy. your folded matos? you are no a

do i free the turkeys tonight? [cheers and applause] anyway, good to see you all.u have a seat, please take it. great to see you all. good morning. i am honored to welcome you to the biggest edition of this wonderful white house thanksgiving tradition. we have got a lot of special guests today. children and families from my staff and cabinet. where y'all at? holler. there you go. all right, students from washington elliot middle school. [cheers and applause] thank you very much! jill and i met them during the back-to-school visit. i am glad you remembered this. thank you. [laughs] i remember. and future farmers of america. [cheers and applause] leaders of four h councils, and leaders across the agriculture community. i just want you to know everyone here we are excited to have our honored guests with us, liberty and bell. [applause] thanks to the chairman of the national turkey federation. steve and your entire family. i got to meet the entire family. by the way, it's my birthday today. they actually sang happy birthday. [cheers and applause] i just want you to kno

by that time i was eating the turkey. the turkey was really good. the way the defense played tonight was unbelievable. i'm just going to keep them out of the end zone the whole game. on the six sacks, the way our i thought our corners played on the outside just real impressive game. and real excited to watch it. >> okay. uh, dolly parton, the queen of country rocking the house and big d cowboys hosting the commanders dak prescott threw for four touchdowns for the third time this season. kavontae turpin an on the end of this one from 34 yards out. he's in the giving spirit. darren bland made nfl history today steps in front of the sam howell pass for the interception makes a cut breaks a tackle and he takes it in for his fifth pick six of the season. no one's ever done that before. cowboys annihilate the commanders 45 to 10 for their 13th straight home win a long time san francisco tradition kicked off today at kezar stadium for the 99th annual turkey bowl. the lincoln high school mustangs taking on the buccaneer ers of ba

the turkeys hoping to put through at ease, but the as more emphasis on it. now, the target defense minister said yesterday, they've got the agreement from a britain and spain, which of the 2 other countries involved. but germany has a particularly strong line on not giving the weapons still selling weapons to countries that are involved in conflicts and countries where they're requesting lots about democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. that is the case. the latter is the case with respect to turkey, at least has the 8 seen here in germany. and for that reason um, you know, jim and his wife are particularly busy government, i should say with its, with its social democrats and greens in it. they've got that particular sort of red line. and then manifesto we don't, we don't have to sell weapons to the problematic countries. and despite being a native member took is regarded as a problematic assignment. young is that the deputies of political correspondent, i'm your watching, especially extended program is we wait for the truck is present value of time.

one of them is turkey.est bank city of ramallah where he has been meeting the palestinian president mahmud of us. more details on what could be expected from his stopped attacki —— mahmoud abbas. joining us from the bbc�*s mahmoud abbas. joining us from the bbc�*s persian service. when this crisis first erupted on october seven, turkey condemned the atrocities by hamas in southern israel, but since then, it seems to be shifting its position, is that correct? ~ ., , be shifting its position, is that correct? ~ ~ , ., , be shifting its position, is that correct? ~ ~ , , correct? well, turkey has been basically condemning _ correct? well, turkey has been basically condemning the - correct? well, turkey has been - basically condemning the atrocities, especially the israel, what they call war crimes against civilians in gaza. we know turkey's president has called hamas freedom fighters, they don't see them as a terrorist organisation as the us or the eu or the uk does. they have been saying, defining hamas as an

get a free turkey dinner. the only thing you have to do is register with sacred heart community services. you can do that on their website or at their office here along in san jose. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> rapper mistah fab and his sister are holding their 19th annual turkey giveaway. it's being held tomorrow from one until 5 on market street in oakland. mister fab says it's just one way that he gives back to his community. he chose this location because it's where many kids were killed by violence while he was growing up. he says the places the targets with his turkey giveaway are often overlooked and underserved by others. and he's urging everyone to get involved and give back what they can. >> you know, giving away hundreds of turkeys not only will be giving away turkeys. we will eating everyone that shows that there's no extra thing that you have to do. just show no sign-up lists. nothing. we've got that look at double will almost always me. with just and we sit down

but turkey will be talking to...telligence, with foreign ministry. the difficult diplomacy of antony blinken. we will keep an eye on that. this is a war with far—reaching repercussions. there've been protests around the world against israel's continued offensive in gaza. tens of thousands took part in rallies in cities such as washington dc, berlin, paris, ankara, and tehran calling for a ceasefire. in the uk, police said around 30—thousand people gathered in central london. there were also demonstrations in other cities in scotland, wales and northern ireland. there have also been demonstrations in israel, with thousands of people calling for the hostages taken by hamas to be released. the last figures from the israeli defence forces with at 2a0 hostages. a large crowd gathered outside the israeli ministry of defence in tel aviv. the event was organised by the families of some 2a0 hostages being held by hamas in gaza. as you can see from those images, people holding up their phones and images of the hostages, includ

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please turkey, . plea which is great set on the couch, relax, hopefully watch the news . you know, chill . >> something like that. tomorrow a lot of folks will head out and try to grab lack friday deals as we can, very busy for travel so still a lot going on. the weather should be cooperative are pretty much all of it. it is going to be a little breezy from time to time as we had through tonight and tomorrow will take a look at the weather headlines as we look to the east from the mark hopkins hotel . things are looking good out there this evening for gothic gusty offshore winds continue through much of the day tomorrow, especially higher elevations. so closer to sea level, you may not notice it, just a little bit of a russell but if you go farther up, if you are traveling around, the wind will try to move you around a little bit . sunshine will prevail but the sunshine we get this time of year, back to near normal temperatures beginning tomorrow and then we are waiting on a pattern ship to kick in by the latter half of next week. a long way down the line. with full sunsh

valuable members of the press, turkey and iran will uh be in this region forever. that's why it is of high importance that we should develop our bilateral relations. officials in qatar and also political leaders of hamas, we had negotiations with them too, and today too, given the the same full make composition of the delegation, and untourage, we had meetings with mr. hakan and president erdogan, we had negotiations with both of them. continue, now let me take the opportunity, and as we have the national day of turkey, so i would like to offer. the great people and government of turkey offer them congratulations and i wish them all the best for both the people and government and the distinguished president of turkey, his excellency president, my felicitations on that, so the main purpose of our trip was focusing on the issue of palestine, 26 days pass since the sign regime has been committing all kinds of crimes, including genocide, massacre, crime, war crimes, the slaughter of women and children, civilians in gaza, and also in the west bank, the zionist regime, a

on top of the turkey.hen everybody eats the rib eye and looks at the dry turk.y. >> i'm pro drum stick. who likes white meat. >> i like white meat. >> who likes the dark meat? >> whoa. >> thank you. the dark meat wins out. >> okay. don't give me the double guns on the dark meat. >> i like your family does rib eye as well. >> i have heard other people do the turkey and the ham. >> yes. >> the ham dock tphaeuts the turkey. the turkey is always losing. >> i know. >> is it time to acknowledge the turkey isn't what it's cracked up to be. >> it's beautiful on the table. >> mine looked good too. >> it looked good. >> send me a picture of your turkey. we will judge it on the air. >> the turkey is in, cooking with friends. cooking with friends cookbook on amazon. >> you don't cook but you have a cookbook. >> it's recipes from all people on fox news. i'm presenting it. the official fox news cookbook. >> nice presentation, carly. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. >> we sent johnny find out what patriotism me

liz: more turkeys on the table. we have video of someone watching the turkey with the label on.i know nothing about cooking, to defrost it. what is the trend? something said people are buying slimmer chickens and slimmer turkeys. >> we expect people to purchase a bigger turkey this year because they will have bigger groups. people are traveling more this year, able to get back to celebrating with friends and family. what they didn't do the last couple of years. we expect a larger turkey. that's what consumers are telling us. most people will cook them in the oven, roast them like they typically do but great opportunity to get one on the grill and smoke or deep fry, we are there to help them do what they want and however they want to serve the turkey this year. liz: you have to cook it until it is cooked all the way through but what are the other important points about cooking the turkey and to do you see any new efforts like glazing it? just throwing stuff out. >> you got to make sure you don't go wrong for the meal. beyond that, we encourage people to try different things, and

turkey has ste - ed rising? yes indeed. turkey has stepped up _ rising? yes indeed. _ rising? yes indeed. turkey has stepped up its criticism - rising? yes indeed. turkey has stepped up its criticism of - rising? yes indeed. turkey has. stepped up its criticism of israel as the humanitarian crisis in gaza has worsened. and since the israeli hamas war erupted, protests have erupted across the country. earlier this week an islamic aid agency the ihh organised a contour to travel to an airbase that we just mentioned, the base is located in southern turkey and the base has us troops as well and it is being used by the united states and the coalition partners for the operations against the isis targets in syria and israel. 0bviously, yesterday there was a pro—palestinian rally in front of the base and protesters called for the airbase to be closed down. they tried to storm the base yesterday, protesters toppled the barricades and clashed with police in the turkish police used teargas to disperse protesters. we in the turkish police used teargas to disperse protesters.— to

that's the turkey polka turkeys are such stupid birds. they're proving so today.ree range turkeys, why don't they all run away here in calvert to new york, the turkeys yell, eat more pork. >> that's the turkey polka. >> any requests? this your face with sweet potato pie and never stop when black friday comes, we'll work the pounds off. when we shop. spend all of 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. peter says my voice is not just cruel, it's inhumane. main sorry guys, i have to scram for homemade buns and traffic jam. that's the turkey polka. it smells in here. >> oh, thank you. turkeys well, thanks to barry for that as well. and finally, we want to also thank a special member of our team for her years of service. to world news now and america this morning. >> kim randolph has never met a costume she didn't like, which is lucky for us. you've seen her dressed as just about everything over the years. here she was doing that while also running our entire editing department, editin

i don't do the turkey. i just hope one of my siblings does. >> when i start laughing, i can't look. >> don't look. we will take a live look outside. >> you make me lose my head. >> you need to keep it together. the lights are shining and you can see that the sun is wanting to peek its way out. we transition to weather now. >> it doesn't help that my ear piece is cutting in and out. >> what did you hear? >> the first thing i hear was nicole say it. >> don't repeat it. it's like it never happened. >> i am not going to repeat it. but i will tell you your forecast for thanksgiving. let's look outside this morning. we are off to a cool start in the 40s and 50s. look at the stunning sky above santa clara valley and san jose. the bay bridge is lighting up in color behind it with the sky slowly starting to get sunnier in the next hours. we are in the 50s in san francisco, across the bay bridge to oakland. let's talk about thanksgiving. we have to get through today first. we are still under a wind advisory for highl

so perhaps turkey would have an interest do you think they would still turkey would still -- use its authority to stop a if we loaned or sold minesweeper to bulgaria stop that going through the straight. >> i think they would look at it carefully only for combat vessels as you say a mind sweeper is arguably just a defensive item two things they are testing how effective the -- the local assets are that managing this issue. and i'm not sure that one ship had a mine i thought there was some question it was an engine problem. i mean, these are older ships very often.on but we would have a very strong discussion turkey has allowed nato mind sweepers into the black sea since the start of russia further invasion. so there's some precedent they would allow it if it looks but i think they would decide based on -- the situation at the time so it's certainly a viable conversation to have. >> right thank you very much. ti>> thank you senator rickets senator duckworth. >> thank you madam chair thank you senator o'brien for being here today. noted previously i did return from a trip to romania wi

turkey says it wants an unconditional ceasefire.nd issue is the prisoners and the american side asks turkey to put pressure on hamas to release the prisoners captured on october 7. but the turkish position here is also quite different from the american one. turkey says prisoner exchanges should be reciprocal. the turks treat secretary of state antony blinken coldly; he landed in ankara just after midnight and was not met at the airport by a single senior turkish diplomat. and today we were informed. that there will be no joint statement after the meeting with the head of mid-turkey fidan, there will be no meeting between blinken and president erdogan. shortly before blinken's visit, turkey also recalled its ambassador to israel for consultations, and president erdogan is increasingly using harsh language against israel. and just recently he stated that he no longer has any relationship with netanyahu, the prime minister of israel. he is done with netanyahu and has written him out. all this happened just before blinken’s visit, and p

oh, you put it in the turkey, too. >> and you put it in the turkey.'s talk turkey turkey can be dry. how do you get a juicy turkey? >> i think the key is not overcooking it people used to put a turkey in at 3:00 in the morning it's insane. of course it will be dry a turkey like this at 325 cooks in about 2 or two and a half in about 2 or 2 1/2 hours. that's it. what i do is i make it ahead so i make it in the morning. i let it sit at room temperature. and then i take gravy that i have made ahead and put it on the bottom of the pot. and then you put it on. >> and that's how you serve it >> this is like before you -- an hour before people come, you carve it, you serve it, you put everything on. mind if i use my fingers, my clean fingers? >> of course. >> and then you put everything on on the platter of gravy the gravy keeps everything moist and flavorful. >> that's so good. all right. uncover it with foil. >> what you do is put it in the oven and reheat it, and it's fabulous it is just fabulous. >> let's talk sides. sides are a big thing, but people don

turkey's president erdogan said that on friday, basically, turkey will be no longer talking to netanyahus smeared its relationship with israel. erdogan also said that turkey's intelligence head is in talks with his counterparts and also, you know, erdogan said that they can't stop all diplomatic relationships. it doesn't happen in the international arena. that's what he said. so on one hand, we understand that turkey is, or erdogan is no longer in desire of talking to netanyahu, but turkey will be talking to, keeping the channel of diplomacy through other means — with intelligence, with foreign ministry. the world food programme has told the bbc that the humanitarian situation in gaza is nothing less than catastrophic. its executive director, cindy mccain, spoke to us earlier from egypt. it's catastrophic inside gaza. we cannot get the kind of amount of food in as we would like to have so that we can feed more people. so far, we've reached 660,000 people, in that range, and we'd like to be able to hit more than 1.2 million. it's a disaster and people are starving to death. and it's very

turkey trot.rly 20,000 runners took part this year, including mayor matt mahan and his family over the years. the races raise money for charity. this year's trot, it's going to help the second harvest food bank health trust and the healthier kids foundation and thousands of san franciscans laced up their running shoes for the 21st annual turkey trot there. >> runners getting the chance to pick from a 5 mile run ar a 3 mile walk through golden gate park. there are also kids getting in on the fun. they had 100 meter cobbler. chase. more than 2000 meals were served. the san francisco community this afternoon, the glide foundation hosting its annual thanksgiving dinner. this was the first indoor celebration there since 2019 staff and volunteers served meals on ellis street, ucsf employees provided covid and flu vaccinations as well. also in san francisco around 2000, people showed up for a free thanksgiving feast put on by the saint anthony's foundation. the foundation says volunteers are the organiza

>> turkey, gravy and other good stuff . >> what is your favorite part of the turkey?probably , sliced turkey. i like a sliced. >> too much work with the bones? as long as it is hot and ready to go. >> for the "red & gold report" i am matt lively. >>> the push to stop smash and grab robberies as we go to the holiday shopping season. helen >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> right now on cbs news bay area at six 130 in the morning. what a beautiful shot on this thanksgiving day. it opens up our heart to see such beauty. there is another shot brought to you by our director mike . some people call thanksgiving exercise turkey trot's. i like to call them the run of shame. the matter what you call the there are many ways for a calorie burn around the bay before or after your meal if you eat early. in san francisco golden gate park turkey trot at 8:00 a.m. organizers want to make sure that you wear thanksgiving themed costumes. over the bridge to our friends at oakland, it :30 is your time. -- 8:30 is your start time. >> i like how the views outside

this was the 76th annual white house turkey pardon. it has roots dating back to president truman in 1947. president biden joked today he was just a little too young to make the trip to washington back then. the first documented turkey pardon came from jfk in 1963. let's get back to our first alert weather. a live outside, a beautiful day, clear skies, a gorgeous shot. let's check with meteorologist jessica burch. >>> this morning we were under a wind advisory issued by national weather service. that since has expired but we are left with gusty conditions. taking a look hour by hour, it's not until around dinner where offshore winds start to die down. we saw gusts up to around 50 miles per hour in high peaks like mount diablo, mount st. helena. it will be calmer for the rest of the week. the storm track is moving to the north so areas like canada, pacific northwest will be hit with showers. but in the bay area we will see 70s and sunshine for inland areas as early as thanksgiving. it's going to be a beautiful forecast. daytime highs are

, more than 5 million tourists will visit turkey.where russia and turkey do not cooperate, this was emphasized by the co-chairman from the turkish side, the intergovernmental commission, minister of trade of turkey. dogalgaz, komur, petrol. the main areas of our cooperation, of course, are the energy sector, in particular natural gas, coal, oil, petrochemicals, as well as our cooperation in the field of nuclear energy , however, along with this, we would like to note that we now attach great importance to the development of cooperation in the field of agriculture, industry, customs, cadastre, and of course, in the field of tourism, which unites our peoples. of course, energy is a strategic industry cooperation for both russia and turkey, so the day before, immediately upon arrival, alexander novyk met with the minister of energy of turkey, mr. bayraktar, discussed those projects that are already being implemented and those that are yet to come, speaking of existing ones... it’s worth noting, of course, pumping gas through two gas pip

and let's remember the turkey some nato member. so having this piece of critical infrastructure on the territory, financial number is something that a lot of western experts think might be a troublesome cost. but she would ask you is a professor of international climate governance. and they sought after expert on russian energy policy. so far, nobody was outspoken enough to, to the question this product and stuff. so most likely this product is simply going to move forward as if the duplex situation doesn't change. isn't it? turkey has tried to build nuclear power plants in the past, but without success. this time it seems to be working. thanks to help from russia. it's going to play in every country is going to have to make that choice for themselves, right? some partnerships are strong enough that you know, you can trust your neighbors and partners to be, you know, help or in the management of your energy technologies. but, you know, we certainly see we have a recognition of how all, for example, russia and its invasion of ukrain

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