this weekend, the san francisco food bank will be hosting its annual turkey drive.king for donations. people are encouraged to bring turkeys, preferably frozen and boxes of fresh vegetables. the food bank says this is a critical time for neighbors facing food insecurity. >> we continue to see pandemic level need in our community. right now we are serving over 50,000 households every week and we are not satisfying the need in the community right now. >> the turkey drive is happening from 9:00 in the morning through noon tomorrow at the saint emma dais church parking lot in san francisco. >>> next, a special celebration for a bay area man who has been putting smiles on faces for more than seven decades. >>> it is raining in san francisco and the skies might be falling over chase center, the warriors have dropped five straight games, how they plan on getting back on track. plus, brock purdy started this sunday, we'll have a quick look when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push th

turkeys for the holiday season. they're wrapping up a three day food drive while they're trying to collect 1300 frozen turkeys. this is a time where the need is so high, food insecurity remains an issue around the bay area and that's why this drive is really part of a season long effort to make sure people have the food they need during the holidays. staff tell us while that need is as high as they've seen during the pandemic, the resources they use to help feed people, those continue to go down. >> the need in our community is still really high. we are still serving about 50,000 households which is almost peak pandemic. we have seen declining support from the government, from the usda, industry donors. we are spending about five times what we were prepandemic on food. >> so today wraps up the three day drive to collect turkeys for the holiday season. but they will have another opportunity for you to donate turkeys in december. still, it's always better to give a cash donation if you can. they can stretch your dollar to feed more families. >>> the contra costa and solano banks say they are serving an unpreceden

there's a there's turkey drive where there are civilians over turkey drive that's over the weekend at saint them of the u.s. church and then also on monday at the san francisco zoo. so folks want to bring turkeys. they can go to one of those sites. but really i'm going to our web site is probably the easiest way for folks to contribute. and again, any dollar amount, we're able to really leverage as much as possible. >> and it's always nice to a little more about how many people are being helped. we have a rough idea of how many households benefit from the holiday menu. >> catherine, every week in san francisco-marin, we're serving over 50,000 households. that's every week. so we know the need continues to be up there. 50,000 households are relying on on us each week and our community partners. so it's it's quite a reach that that we've been able to >> all right. yeah, that that number is dramatic and i'm glad you're throwing that out there. 50,000 a week. all right, chris, thank so much. and good luck. and we hope people listening will be moved to to help out. >> thank you, catherine.

there is an annual turkey drive that's happening this weekend, starting off on november the 18th. learn more. and again that's sf turkey drive.com to learn more and see you've got some details on the screen i also think there's a really powerful story about how this started. it started with one great volunteer , pierre smith. and back in 2012 he started this turkey drive and donated got 19 turkeys and last year it was over 600. at thanksgiving alone. and here's the thing. we can all make a difference. and i invite your listeners, your viewers to make that difference this weekend and bring a turkey to the turkey, drive. it's going to make a difference in a family. >> all right. candace crosby, thank you so much for joining us from the san francisco marin food bank. i wish you the best of everything in the lead up to thanksgiving. and a big thank you so much for taking care of our community. thank you all right. let's switch back to our bay area weather. a lot of people hoping for a nice dry. mild thanksgiving day, but we're getting ahead of ourselves. >> yeah. yeah. that we'll keep

francisco zoo will be a drop off point for food donations as part of the 12th annual san francisco turkey driverop off a frozen turkey or a container of fresh vegetables at the zoo's main guest parking lot from 930 to noon to receive two free carousel tickets. all food items will go directly to the san francisco marin food bank. >> if you are planning to hit the roadway this week, travel experts suggest that you avoid driving on wednesday day, the day before thanksgiving. but with triple a estimating 55.5 million people driving this holiday season, you will have to plan ahead no matter what day you travel. all other experts say the day you leave really is not as important as what time you plan to be on the road. >> i think timing is going to be a big factor here for folks. if you can leave really early before, say, 8 or 9:00 am, you might be in some good luck or wait till evening, seven, 8 p.m. and many offer driving rather than flying to make the holidays more cost effective. >> joyce supported by data from the consumer price index, which shows a 50 cent drop in california gas prices over the

organizers of the sf turkey drive are still taking donations for the holidays. erday, they set up in the parking lot of the san francisco zoo to collect frozen turkeys and veggies. pierre smith said he started the sf turkey drive from his home in merced heights in 2012 because he wanted to make sure everyone had something to eat for thanksgiving and christmas. >> my message this year is a gift of food is a gift of life. the first year in 2012, i collected 19 turkeys. last year we had 1301 turkeys that we collected. smith says in the last three years, all donations to the sf turkey drive helped to prepare more than 150,000 meals. >> the next drive will be december 16th in the parking lot of saint emygdius church. all the donations benefit the san francisco marin food bank. >> it's looking a little bit like winter now at lake tahoe, at least as far as ski season is concerned. heavenly mountain resort opens today. several other sierra resorts are already open. that includes mt. rose and boreal. if you're thinking of heading up soon, keep in mind many new parking res

we are hosting a turkey drive today at the san francisco zoo and those turkeys will fill the shelves in december and those shop partners and other agencies can come and pick up turkeys and took those turkeys up for their holiday meals for their participants. >> part of the drive on saturday, a goal of 1300 turkeys. it is a busy from 9:30 until 12:30 in the main parking lot. reed, it is a great effort and kicking off what we will talk about for the rest of the holiday season and hopefully people can be part of today's effort. >> she is a good friend of mine and she does so much great work and part of hundreds of people who make it happen. tell her hello. thank you. >>> in the spirit of giving visit our website kpix5.com /give to learn how to give food, volunteer. for every dollar raised you feed a family two meals. >>> the races on to clean up after apec. cruise have taken down fences and barricades and this morning, by and large, most of the streets are open. as betty yu will show you it is not soon enough for business owners who had a big economic hit. >> reporter: they moved and cl

has been stressful on the team as we look to source more donations and work with people like sf turkey drive which we are super grateful to be partnering with this year. >> reporter: so there is a food drive happening today at the san francisco zoo. that's from 9:30 to 12:30. head to the main parking lot. they are asking for frozen turkeys and boxes of fresh vegetables as well as cash donations. of course we are just getting started and are excited to show you around, hear from those working hard. you can see they're already starting to load some of the trucks that will be taking the food to those who need it. hopefully they can help support them to get more of the food they need. back to you. >> such good angel work going on there. thank you so much. we'll check back with you later this morning. thank you very much. visit kpix.com/give to learn how you can donate food, volunteer time, or give money. think about this. remember for every dollar raised, you feed a family two meals. >>> race is on in san francisco to clean up after apec. crews have been taking out fences and barricades and most

. >>> the san francisco marin food bank kicked off its annual turkey drive. hoping to collect 1300 turkeys for local families. the food bank staff say they are serving 50,000 households every week. they lost key government funding making it more expensive for them to buy food. we have information on how you can help on our website kpix.com. >>> coming up in the first alert forecast we will show you the numbers that will be pretty warm tomorrow. the warmest day in the six day forecast. if you look at the big picture, we are out of the storm track for now. there will be a weak system that will graze northern california as we get into thanksgiving day. see it up there? watch it fall apart before it gets down here. not getting rain from that. what we might experience could potentially be a little bit of an uptick in temperatures. we will be in the middle 70s for san jose tomorrow. we will see the temperatures for the most part in the lower 70s, middle 60s everywhere else. and when we look at the seven-day forecast you will notice the pattern play out for us in qu

and the sf marin food bank kicked off its 12th annual turkey drive today. they're hoping to collect at least 1,300 turkeys over the next couple of days. >>> still ahead at 11:00, it's been 45 years since the jonestown tragedy. how survivors are remembering those who lost their lives. >>> and the busiest travel time of the year coming up. why this year, though, might see record breaking numbers of americans hitting the roads. we'll be right back. when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled materials. it's about accomplishing something bigger than itself. a clean future for all. >>> today marks 45 years since the jonestown tragedy when more than 900 members of the people's temple died in 1978. tragedy has deep ties to the bay area as the people's temple headquarters was in san francisco before cult leader jim jones moved it to south

hoy fue el último día en que el famoso turkey drive de san francisco estuvo recolectando pavos para donarada. >> y este año, la organización estima que serán miles los que necesitarán de una ayudita para poner la mesa el jueves. para pierre smith, portavoz de esta, dice que la necesidad es mayor con la subida de precios que necesitaron recolectar lo más posible desde el fin de semana y que cientos de pavos serán repartidos a los bancos de comida. distintos bancos estarán prestando servicios como second harvest en nuestra página de internet. >> allí usted ingresa y puede poner su zipcode o su código postal para saber cuál es el centro que más cercano está a su hogar para que venga con nosotros a recibir sus alimentos. ahora hay de diferentes horarios en diferentes zonas. aquí también necesitan de voluntarios, lugares como la iglesia esperan un número récord de personas. >> ellos generalmente les sirven comida a los desamparados, pero nos aseguran que este jueves, el día de acción de gracias, esperan la llegada también de niños, madres de familias completas. de hecho, todo el día de hoy han

turkey driving the dip with a 5.6% drop in cost. san jose state professor of economics matthew holian says people can be thankful for falling inflation and interest rates. >> interest rates have been really high for the for the last couple of years and so that has been painful for people who are trying to buy homes and things like that. however, it has taken pressure off of prices. >> holian says people tend to not worry about spending big on food during the holidays. since it's an important time with family. so whether it's money spent or time spent, people say it's worth it. >> thanksgiving celebration is one of the most important celebrations here in the us. that's why we need to have, you know, the heart could feel within this honeybee. you know, it goes with the meaning and the love that we share to each other in san jose, dustin dawsey, abc seven news. >> okay. >> in san francisco, the ban on street vending along mission street is approaching. street vendors will be asked to move or sell indoors. if not, their stuff could get

i'm trying to serve many people as possible. >> this year the goal of the turkey drive is to collect more than 1300 turkeys to food bank is currently serving more than 50,000 households across san francisco and marin counties. still ahead tonight, a teen driver arrested in the south bay after trying to run over people in a parking lot. >> plus, why federal officials are suing an east bay hospital chain over its expansion attacked and holiday travel season. it's in full swing how bay area airports are bracing for the influx of travelers. >> excited snowboarders and skiers. take the first chair for opening day at boreal mountain resort today. resort officials say it to close to 5 million gallons of water about 20 snow guns to cover the slopes with snow. >> it's such a great thing for the local economy when the ski resort start opening, the beds are filling up and all the hotels we have lots of great shops to shaw parade downtown truckee here. and then the rest round 2, just always something to i mourn. >> northstar heavenly resort said to delay their openings due to warmer temperatures

por ello, este lunes en san francisco se llevó a cabo el turkey drive.ferentes zonas para los residentes de san francisco, la iglesia que está ubicada en el 3 30 de la calle l, se está repartiendo comidas este jueves, el día de acción de gracias, 07:00 para el desayuno y a las 11 para el almuerzo. >> bueno, y si usted está pasando por una situación difícil, pues tiene que saber que no está solo. necesita ayuda con alimentos para su familia, puede recibir ayuda de diversos bancos de comida y también organizaciones. >> afortunadamente, existen estos apoyos aquí en la bahía. el código qr que aparece ahora en la pantalla les está llevando a nuestra página web, donde directamente pueden encontrar el listado de todos esos lugares, el que le quede más cerca. aquí en el área de la bahía, donde puede obtener esas despensas. y así va a sonar más o menos el tráfico en los próximos días, si es que no está sonando ya. y si planea viajar durante acción de gracias también por avión, preste atención porque se estima que unas 4.7 millones de personas estarán trasladándos

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frozen turkeys, fresh fruits, vegetables, and also cash for families in need. drive is hoping to collect at least 1300 turkeys. the san francisco marin food bank currently serves more than 50,000 households every week. all right. love to hear the stories about organizations giving back, including the bay area church. so the community is among those that are given to people this holiday season. volunteers gathered at saint anthony's san francisco and they're preparing hygiene kits. they collect hats, socks, cars to give to neighbors in need donations are going to benefit the unhoused in the tenderloin neighborhood. and in half moon bay, a latino community last they serve meals to 300 underserved families. their annual holiday food party, whole chickens. turkey is fruits, veggies? well, handed elderly residents also got transportation to their homes. coming up next to the problem morning news surveillance video showing 4 cars together worth more than $100,000 stolen. time right now. we kind of want to get you set on the weather and first thing first, right? today's wea

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on saturday the sf marin food bank kicked off its 12th annual turkey drive. they have been collecting donated burns and san francisco's ingleside neighborhood. the food bank said it is seeing food security getting worse and they hope to collect at least 1300 turkeys over the next couple of days. >>> we start this sunday different. barely a cloud in the sky. we are looking at the high-resolution depiction which would see anything, if there was something. the only thing that shows up our high clouds and even that is not getting here until later in the afternoon. the system that was with us for five days gave us that rain and it is gone. more sunshine today than anything else. daytime highs will be a little below average . just a couple degrees in the mid 60s. we've got a warm-up coming for much of this week and we need to talk about the thanksgiving forecast. i will show you what that looks like, coming up. >>> we are four days away from thanksgiving and whether travelers are flying or driving , this should be a year for the record books. nationally aaa projects

. >>> and today the san francisco marin food bank kicked off its 12th annual turkey drive, collecting donated birds in san francisco's ingleside. the food bank says it's seeing food insecurity getting worse. they are hoping to collect at least 1,300 turkeys over the next couple of days. >>> well, less than a week away from thanksgiving, if you can believe that, and whether travelers are flying or driving, it should be a year for the record books. max darrow's got more on thanksgiving travel projections. >> reporter: nationally, aaa project this is thanksgiving could produce one of the busiest travel periods on record, and here in california we are projected to break a record with nearly 7.5 million people expected to travel. friday marked the official start for the thanksgiving travel period, and while day one was quite busy, it seemed to go smoothly for many folks in and out of the oakland international airport. no problems for booker hatcher and his mom. >> no, we got up early, took the first flight out of scottsdale. >> reporter: all good for peggy parish as well. >> we had no prob

a midst cuts friends at the san francisco marin food bank kicked off 12th annual turkey drive. shawn chitnis is live to see how all of us can help this month. good morning. >> reporter: reed, good morning. they are certainly keeping busy here. they have been working all night. we want to hear more about that so we are joined with sf marin food bank. good morning. tell us about what's happening and why it is so busy even at this early hour. >> we are a 24 hour operation. you see our new warehouse. they're getting ready to receive truck loads of produce, turkeys, chicken, all kinds of important food. in a few hours once the floor is full they'll be sorting it and putting it on the racks. on the other side of the warehouse where you were, they are loading trucks to go to the community. we serve 250 neighborhood food pantries around san francisco and marin. >> including that expansion and improvement is this great freezer. we know we are aiming for 1300. >> over there you see our new freezer. we have doubled our freezer capacity which is great for the turkeys. it allows us to store

. >>> the san francisco community is also coming together to kick off its 12th annual turkey drive todayay event. people are encouraged to bring frozen turkeys, fresh veggies or cash cone asians to give to those in need. first of three days is today. the donation site changes every day. what you need to know. donation as expected from 9:00 to 12:230 today. site, saint am dias church parking lot. second day monday at the main parking lot of the san francisco zoo. >>> delayed again. state department fish and wildlife postponed commercial crab fishing season a second time this year. the problem, humpback whales migrating south. the whales get tangled up in commercial crabbing gear. wildlife officials will assess the situation again december th. 7th. the earliest the season can start, december 16ble. this is the second year of crabbing delays. >>> look at this in san francisco! not just a union square tree but window at macy's. dogs and cats on display. up for donation. this happens every holiday season. adult animals are free. puppies and kittens are $100. eve an discount compared to what t

the in san francisco food bank, they are hosting their annual turkey drive. so this is for all of the churches that didn't get the pardon. they want them frozen delivered so we could eat them. you're encouraged to bring frozen turkeys, fruits, vegetables, and you can get a cash donation to for families in need. if you go and you want to do that, they're hoping to collect about 1300 turkeys to give out to people the san francisco-marin food bank currently serves 50,000 households every week and they would love your help in feeding them. that's happening at the san francisco zoo parking lot. a bay area church community is among those giving back this holiday season, volunteers gathered at saint anthony's in san francisco, preparing hygiene kits. these are kits that have hats, socks, scarves, all of the kind of stuff that you can imagine you would need, you know, as it gets cold the winter and the don't made donations will help. those are unhoused people who are in the tenderloin neighborhood. and half moon bay at latino community nonprofit called tplast served o

last year's turkey drive delivered meals to 750 families.reach 850 this year. the meals will include a traditional turkey. the side dishes, the dinner rolls and dessert. >> we are providing this opportunity as a way for people to give back during this holiday season. so if you are able to you can show up and will absolutely use the hands. like alex said, we're looking to get to over 800 meals prepared and that's going to take a lot of hands working together to get this accomplished for the community. >> the berkeley families receiving the meals have been identified by various organizations that help underserved members of the community. we have a link to the berkeley police association's gofundme page for the annual turkey basket event. if you'd like to help, please go to ktvu. web links. >> police officers and firefighters in richmond are kicking off their annual holiday toy drive. they're collecting toys for children and hundreds of families all across the city. two richmond firefighters who are helping organize this event spoke to us this

in the last three years, all donations to the turkey drive helped prepare more than 150,000 meals.ive will be on december 16th in the parking lot of saint emidius church. all donations benefit the san francisco marin food bank and the san jose earthquakes p hunger at home ing a drive thru meal. >> distribute an event this morning at paypal park. volunteers from the quake foundation, which is a charitable part of the san jose earthquakes, helped distribute nearly 150 meals to families dealing with food insecurity. this year, they gave away more than 200 whole turkeys, chickens, several side dishes and a few desserts just in time for thanksgiving. in another effort to support families in need of food assistance, congressman jimmy panetta and second harvest of silicon valley introduced the farmers feeding america act. >> although we're past the shutdowns of the pandemic, clearly, clearly, people are still feeling food insecure. >> and that's representative panetta at today's news conference discussing the need for extra support at local food banks, food pantries and soup kitchens. the

turkey driving the dip with a 5.6% drop in cost. san jose state professor of economics matthew holian says people can be thankful for falling inflation and interest rates. >> interest rates have been really high for the for the last couple of years and so that has been been painful for people who are trying to buy homes and things like that. however it has taken pressure off of prices. >> holian says. people tend to not worry about spending big on food during the holidays, since it's an important time with family. so whether it's money spent or time spent, people say it's worth it. >> thanksgiving celebration is one of the most important celebrations here in the us. that's why we need to have you know, the heart could feel within this honey bake. you know, it goes with the meaning and the love that we share to each other. >> in san jose, dustin dawsey, abc seven news. okay. thank you. >> speaking of people, the people helping to bring happiness to the lives of others, this thanksgiving, we'll introduce you to these allies in action.

the san francisco-marin food bank host its annual turkey drive so it's the monday before thanksgiving. here's what they're thinking is like if you're going to go to the store, you can get extra turkey take it now, this runs from 9 o'clock this morning until noon. so you can go to the san francisco zoo parking lot and bring a frozen turkey fresh fruit. veggies or gesture, money and it all goes to families in need. they're hoping to collect at least 1300 turkeys. the san francisco-marin food bank currently serves more than 50,000 households each week. all right. a lot of people giving back. so they area church community. they're also giving back this holiday. volunteers gather at saint anthony's in san francisco bay prepared hygiene kits. they collected hats, ox cart to get to neighbors in need donations are going to at the un house in the tenderloin neighborhood. and also and a a latino community nonprofit hot alas, they serve mills to 300 and serve families. their annual for holiday food drive. whole chicken start. the is fruit. veggies are all handed out. elderly residents got transp

turkey drive delivered meals to 750 families.iation is hoping to deliver 850 meals this year. those meals include a traditional turkey traditional side dishes, dinner rolls and dessert. the berkeley families receiving those meals are identified by various organizations that assist underserved members of the community. the berkeley police association has created a gofundme page for their annual turkey basket event. if you would like to help out, head over to ktvu.com and click on the web link section. >> well, the oakland zoo's glow safari event is back this year, bringing a new theme to the late night attraction. this year's animal lantern experience is inspired by north american forests featuring native wildlife such as mountain lions, wolves and arctic puffins and polar bears. santa will also make a special appearance at the zoo on weekends in november and every night in december, glow safari will run until january 28th. and you do need to buy a ticket in advance. >> that is always a good time. some oriole fans say the cream fi

they're going to host an annual turkey drive. >> and runs until noon at the san francisco main parking lot. you are encouraged to bring a frozen turkeys. fresh fruits, veggies and also monetary donations for families that might be in need. and the cool thing about this is a lot of people are shopping right now. yeah, they are thanksgiving. so when you go buy your frozen turkey, you could get another because they love you to drop the turkey off or you can drop off cash. >> and it's just right there parking lot. so they make it kind of easing. now they serve more than 50,000 households every week that something known as well. >> speaking of money, shopping, buying things. let's go to. >> rob laugh and talk winners and losers with our financial expert. no, we're not going to do that. actually talking about miss nicaragua. yeah, just office over the weekend. everybody was talking about on social media. run the count won the conn and look how gorgeous she i can only imagine, you know, all of the hours of preparation that goes into and all of the different things. anyway, congratulations to

turkeys for the holiday season. they're wrapping up a three-day food drive where they're trying to collect 1,300 frozen turkeys. is is happening at a time where the need is so high food insecurity remains an issue around the bay area and that's why this drive is really just part of a season long effort to make sure that people have the food that they need during the holidays. staff tell us that while that need is just as high as they've seen during the pandemic, the resources that they use to help feed people continue to go down. >> the need in our community is still really high. we're still serving about 50,000 households, which is almost peak pandemic. we've seen declining support from the government, from the usda, from industry donors. so we're spending about five times what we are prepandemic on food. >> reporter: so today wraps up that three-day drive to collect turkeys, but they'll have another opportunity to donate turkeys in december. still, it's always better to give a cash donation if you can. they can stretch your dollar to feed more families. >> you can visit our websitat kpix.com/give or an that qr

. >> the team gave away more than 200 turkeys at a drive-thru event at paypal park. the team partners with the group hunger at home to give away food all year-round. they have drive-thru food distribution events every monday. >> but the coach says it usually happens during practice, so it was special for the team to actually get to participate today. >> it's just amazing that our club is partnering with these types of organizations to give back to the community and give time and give food, you know. simple things, bare necessities for survival. people need help. we need to make sure as a club, as a team, me as a coach, we're available to help them. >> the team is also holding a toy drive for the holidays. toys can be dropped off at the paypal park office lobby. >>> it's a short week for the 49ers. they prepare for a thanksgiving night showdown against the seahawks. >> the 9ers have won two straight games after yesterday's big win over the bucs. the team will now have to overcome the loss of a defensive star, as vern explains. >> the 49ers can take control of the nfc

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the biggest meal giveaways is under way right now in atlanta where a charity is holding a drive-through turkeye away. rafael romo is there. what can you tell us about this event and how much thanksgiving might cost folks to put food on the table this year? >> reporter: yeah, fred, hi. we're in the middle of the action of these wonderful volunteers delivering food to many families here in the south side of atlanta. this is an effort, fred, that has been going on for longer than i've been alive. they started in 1971 helping homeless men. today they expect to help 800 families, many of them lining up for hours getting these boxes of food and getting water as well. let me tell you today they expect to help 800 families. if you multifply that for an average of four people per family, you can begin to get an idea how important this effort is. i had an opportunity to talk to elizabeth, the daughter of the organization founder, civil rights leader jose williams. she told me that even though this financial situation of the country is a little bit better this year, the need that they are seeing from som

rafael romo is in atlanta where they're holding a drive through turkey giveaway. >> the goal was to help about 800 families today with boxes of food, turkeys and other items that were donated by local donors and the reality was that once they reach the goal of 800, there were still families lined up trying to still get help so they had to bring more and organizers told us the idea here was to give each family enough food so that they could have what they described as a modest thanksgiving feast. these families are here from the community. this was open to everybody but the families have to preregister so they would have access to this. and they told us this is not only about thanksgiving. a way to reach those families in need. many families who have lost their jobs that are still trying to recover after the pandemic. this is what they had to say about this effort. >> the food is just a portal into the family. that's just the way we get them in the building. then they meet with our case managers and we find out oh, domestic vie lolence is in this family. there's death. there's medical nee

in atlanta for a charity that has been feeding metro residents for decades, they're holding a drive-thru turkey give away. rafael romo is there. what's the turnout been like? >> reporter: it's been incredible, fred. let me tell you, we started promptly at 11:00 this morning. the line, you can still see it. it's still solid. they have already distributed enough food for 800 families. they just brought some more here, more hams, i see a couple of turkeys there. and they told us that when you think about the need, this is something that they wanted to do, because in spite of the fact that the economy is doing better, the need from the families that depend on this kind of effort is great. there was this truck that was full of turkeys earlier today. only a few left. these wonderful volunteers have also been distributing other staples for thanksgiving, things like rice, green beans, cranberry, a lot of things that people would need for that kind of a meal. the organizers here describe this as enough food to have a modest thanksgiving dinner. and let me tell you, this is not only about supplying the n

. >> rafael romo is in atlanta where a charity feeding residents for decades is holding a drive-through turkeygiveaway. >> reporter: 800 families participating in this effort. they received a box like these behind me. they also got a turkey and ham. these families had to pre-register for this event, but it was open to everybody. and the reality is that many of these families are families in need. many of them have lost their jobs, some are recovering from the pandemic, different situations that they are facing. they are trying to make sure that these families got what they describe as a modest thanksgiving feast. this is how they describe the effort they were putting together to benefit families in the area. >> the food is just the portal into the family. that's just the way we get them in the building. then they meet with our case managers and we find out, oh, domestic violence is in this family. there is death. there is medical needs. there is children that are absent from school, et cetera. >> making a big difference. we will have a happy thanksgiving and don't have to worry about where we

. >> that's right, the drive to grandma's and the turkey prices down thanks to farmers raising more birds after last year's avian flu hurt flocks. a 16-pound bird will cost a little over 27 bucks. feeding ten for dinner just over $61 down from last year's record high. and for 55 million people traveling, it's not just gas prices lower but airfares in fact, the ceo of walmart, the nation's largest retailer, said he is seeing deflation, prices of some merchandise and pantry items are falling, think chicken, eggs and seafood. the big picture, the inflation rate has cooled from last summer's high, now just 3.2% in october. that progress make wall street street happy, but for people who shop on main street, any inflation is still adding to months of higher prices it's why some actual price declines may be welcome news >> okay, christine, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, the sports reporter who says she used to make up her reports from the nfl sidelines. the backlash and how she explains it right afr is >>> all right. we're back now with the story of a remarkable rescue, officials in texas saying

. >> every year i get to many eails, letters, i have to make my turkey ahead and drive it to my daughter'ss." >> i brought this up at a meeting and my editor said go with it. >> reporter: that looks good. ahead of thanksgiving, she showed us her ltecipe for turkey. reheated turkey. that looks really juicy. that's great. i am no expert, but if you serve that to me i would have no idea that was reheated. did you grow up cooking is? >> yes. >> reporter: where did the recipes come from? >> julia child. all the pages are stuck together. >> reporter: over the years, clark has contributed more than 1,000 p 1,000 recipes to the paper. >> "the new york times" began publishing -- >> an investigation by "the new york times." >> reporter: "the new york times" isn't primarily known for recipes. in a ball shell report, the "new york times" -- >> the story reported by the "new york times" -- >> reporter: the paper has nearly 10 million subscribers. if you want all the recipes, you'll have to pay a little extra. these days recipes are an important part of the "new york times" business model, aren't they?

i have to make my turkey ahead and drive it to my daughter's, my son-in-law, my cousin, my aunt. >> reporterok author and a food columnist at "the new york times." >> so i brought this up at one of our meeting, and my editor said okay, go with it. >> oh, yeah, that looks great. >> reporter: at thanksgiving, she showed us her latest recipe for turkey -- reheated turkey. that looks really juicy. that's great. i'm no expert, but if you served that to me, i had no idea that was reheated. did you grow up cooking? >> i did grow up cooking. >> reporter: where did the recipes come from? >> when i was a child, julia child. all the pages are stuck together. you can't open them anymore. >> reporter: over the years, clark has contributed more than a thousand recipes to the paper. >> "the new york times" began publishing -- >> after an investigation by "the new york times." >> reporter: of course, "the new york times" isn't primarily known for recipes. >> in a bombshell report, "the new york times" obtained -- >> the story was first reported by "the new york times." >> reporter: the paper has nearly ten

and he started directly targeting natania already done his drive because turnkey in turkey called the just like starkey father. patient, everybody in just particularly accusing nathaniel of commenting on this for credit to receive the so the, the main focus is on the time. yeah. so far, for the past few weeks by thorough control officials, it does seem like the some of the strongest condemnation of as well as coming specifically from tech. yeah. why do you think turkey has the most, is the loudest voice and all of the muslim countries because others party, mannings time, we know fins. abraham records in 2020, which we are assigned by several are of sites with e, sorry. and then just uh, they just don't want to lose the so called benefits and disagreement. so they just simply ignore it. we have also seen some off a so called religious leaders. yes. like so they see the mom of cab and why the people to all day and just do what they want about what they were told me told by they are and politician. so now he, when using religion to pretty ones, any public public defender co words, the so

carpets, by the way, on the first day, a woman was in turkey, she came, she said, well, i didn’t driveit from you. now there are more than 370 stores in 19 countries, such as belgium, greece, qatar and central asian countries. accordingly, all our customers are from there and know our brand. on the russian market also since february. now the company has opened its fourth store in moscow. the brand positions itself as a platform for economical and premium shopping. well, our average bill is quite comfortable, that’s all. with this money you can buy bed linen and some kitchen goods; for example, the geography of foreign companies entering the russian market has also changed. if earlier it was mainly europe and the usa, then the newcomers are 23 years old, mainly turkey and belarus, in the average and above-average price segments. according to the consulting agencies, this year chains from kyrgyzstan, south korea and estonia entered the domestic market, as well as a sportswear seller from australia, for professional semi-professional athletes, for those who seriously and regularly play sp

turkey there. >> you know, they're like 50 something and then i was driving by and i saw this and man, this made my day. >> when it's open horn barbecue is known for providing leftovers to nearby unhoused communities at the end of the day, they're still giving as the place is burning. many recipients jumped in to help them set up. >> i wanted to give a hand on giving out the meals and also taste the food we know how it is to be affected. >> you know, with your finances. >> celebrity chef tyler florence came by to help with the giveaway, as well as council member trevor reed and fire chief damon covington, along with a group of oakland firefighters showing their support. >> we're hoping that they will rebuild and continue to be part of the oakland community. >> talk about being thankful during the holiday season and here i am thankful for the outpouring love of the community. horn has two other oakland restaurants. >> maddie's and cowbird, but he says he's focused on working with insurance to reopen horn barbecue as soon as possible. >> all that's relocating to another city or picking up and doin

. >>> san jose team is making sure people have a turkey dinner, the earthquakes partner with hunger at home. they have driveare ru distribution events every monday. so, it was special for them to get to participate today. >> it is just amazing that our club is partnering with these organizations to give back to the community and give time and give food. people need help. we need to make sure as a club, as a team, me as a coach we are available to help them >> they packed cars full of turkeys and other favorites. 200 turkeys were given out to families. >>> and the san francisco marin food bank says turkey donations are slow there year. they want your help to collect 1300 birds for needy families the food bank was out collecting donations at the san francisco zoo this morning. food bank staff say they are searching 50,000 households every week -- serving 50,000 households. >> we are seeing less donations, less government support, we are seeing less private donations. it is really, you know, conflicting where we have this great need and less financial support. we need the community to step up and help us. >> t

now the impressive footage from turkey is amazing because nothing is happening here , 9:00 am, the height of the morning rush hour, and as you can see, cars are not drivingving, pedestrians are not walking, this action is the residents of turkey held in memory of the founder of the turkish republic, kimali ataturki, 85 years ago, it was at 9:00 am and 5 minutes that the founder of the turkish republic died, this is how turkish citizens honor their founder every year. well, now, to aggravate the situation in the middle east, the israel defense forces announced the liquidation of three commanders of the hamas unit. one of them took part in the attack on the territory of the jewish state on october 7. in addition, the israeli military discovered a container with launchers for unguided missiles in the south of the gaza strip. the progress of the idf operation is being monitored by the head of the middle east bureau of the vgtrk, sergei pashkov. city limits of gaza city - now a field battles. fighting is taking place in a complex of administrative buildings on the main street of salahaddin, with infantry and tanks attacking hamas bases and tunnels, located, a

which led to thousands of flights being cancelled and suspect drive on to the runway with these 4 year old daughter demanding to be flown to turkey. he's now being detained, and the child is safe. the hostage situation has ended peacefully. after hours of negotiation between police and an armed mind, that homburg airport, he has been arrested and the child he was holding hostage has been safely returned to her mother police set as a result of a custody dispute with the mother, the suspect abducted the child on saturday evening and drove to the airport. he crashed through a security barrier onto the runway and fired shots into the air. he then barricaded himself and his 4 year old daughter in his car, next to a turkish airlines plane, demanding to be allowed on board. police safely disembarked passengers from the turkey bund flight and evacuated the rest of the airport. over 3000 passengers were affected by the closure. a bunch of them we're already on the runway and about to take off. and when we were called back, we're on the plane for about 3 hours. you got each person that was already on the plane, we're about to fly to do by.

cycle learn more at citi.com/customcash ♪ >> announcer: today's season of giving food drive is sponsored by jennie-o turkeyuch of the country. first of all, let's take a look. you can see the heaviest rain right now down to the gulf we're watching showers and thunderstorms develop. temperatures fairly moderate that's good news we are looking at cooler conditions along the plains and pacific northwest. a warm-down through florida. 30s in upper new england 80s in the southwest warmer than usual in the northern plains. rain and mountain snow developing in the pacific northwest. much needed rain down to the gulf they are in a big drought situation. and much of the east coast looking fantastic. >>> good monday morningship i'm kari hall. mild temperatures today and most of the bay area in the mid to upper 60s and also a mix of sun an clouds but we are getting ready for rain set to move into the north bay for tomorrow. but we could see some spotty showers anywhere across the bay area. much more widespread rain in the forecast from wednesday through friday and may linger into saturday morning. >>> and that is your

driving more than 50 miles this thanksgiving weekend. good afternoon. a lot of people are getting into the holiday spirit. turkey day hustle and busty is well underway. bay area bridge builders are working hard to be sure families have a big turk' sinner. salvation harmy is in harmon and st. anthony foundation building is buzzing in the tenderloin. the foundation is always busy cooking meals to warm hearts and stomachs. the staff tells us this year they're cooking loads of their own personal favorites. >> lovely turkey that we cooked overnight. we cooked 110. we bought mashed potato with garlic, cream, butter which is edwin's creation. stuffing , blueberry crumble. >> looks fantastic. doesn't that sound good? it's all being plated and served, something st. anthony's has been doing for more than 70 years. glide memorial hosted their meal and shawn chitnis was there. >> reporter: it's a great start to a busy day as they're going through two meal services. first is breakfast and the traditional thanksgiving meal. their new ceo is celebrating a month in the role. for her this is a full circle moment. >> glide story

turkeys for thanksgiving. families in need were simply able to drive up and pick up a bird. >> well, the holidays are coming upwe all recognize that they can be difficult times. and we wanted to do something for the area where a local firm have been here since the 50s, actually. and we wanted to give back. >> this is the first ever turkey giveaway by the walk up law firm. the group says they hope to make it an annual tradition and that taking care of the community is a shared responsibility. we joined right now by chris alvarez to talk a little preview of sports. you can use some turkey to come tomorrow. >> yeah, i know, right? coming up in sports, j.r. coming up, it is one of the oldest rivalries in all of sports. it's big game. it's cal, it's stanford. ahead, full highlights, postgame reaction from the 126th edition of big game. it was a lot of fun. you ping and pong that body. you plunge that body. you green that body. you brain power that body. you practice... and practice that body. you make it rain that body. you flu shot that body. and now, you spikevax that body... because even though the pandemic is o

chose france to oversee the region, and an attempt to really drive a wedge into this triple alliance of three powerful powers, russia, iran and turkey on how it will be, how all conflicts in their borderland. let me remind you that türkiye, the ottoman empire, both iran and russia were empires and decided the fate of these regions. and now they are trying to come to an agreement and reconcile the entire space around their borders. obviously, nato doesn't need this. moreover, we must understand that we are talking from minsk about what is happening in armenia, yerevan, and this is not just hypothetical, what is happening there in a sovereign country. no, we are very much. especially since they are members of our military alliance bloc, this also affects our security, and lately we have realized that security is no longer limited to some territorial framework, we are watching what is happening in the middle east, our people are there, we watched with bated breath the return of this special flight from cairo, there were belarusian citizens on board, members of their families, 41 people were taken from gas sector, 22, but you know, you