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we begin with a good reason to be thankful for thanksgiving turkey. >> turkey leftovers played an instrumental roll in the development of lasik bim reali ibm realized they could conduct surgery with lasers. >> one got the bright idea to try laser on turkey leftovers. since then, 40 million people have had eyesight corrected with lasik. >>> the pentagon is delving further into ufos. >> it is starting a task force that will explain phenomenon. a recent report from a military could not explain 143 such incidents. >>> next, the owners of the boston red sox are interested in buying an nba team. >> axios reports that the fenway sports group will look for a football team. they are trying to buy teams in markets and sports. they are trying to buy the pittsburgh penguins. >>> in the nfl, aaron rodgers went to totally extreme lengths. >> he wanted to prove that a report he is suffering from covid toe is wrong. the report suggested that rogers had lesions on his foot. >> if i have room on this camera. let me see if i can -- there's no lesions whatsoever. that's called disinformation when you perpetuate f

a good looking turkey. caressing the turkey. >> [laughing]. happy thanksgiving and get close to your kids. >> laura: to everybody. happy thanksgiving. why biden's policy is not raising gas and energy prize prices, he is threatening our future security. senator john kennedy explains it all. stay there. one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. >> i want you to just take a look. you don't have to agree. i want you to look in my eyes. i guarantee you, i guarantee you we are going to end fossil fuel. >> [cheers and applause]. >> laura: promises made and kept. the average national price is $3.40 up 62% compared to the $2.10 average a year ago. the u.s. energy information administration predict that energy bills this winter could rise 50% for those defending on natural guess gas and 59% for those using heating o

we go to a turkey farm to find out why everything from the turkey to the trimmings will cost you more this year. touching tribute-- what a high school quarterback did one day after his mother died of breast cancer that got tom brady's attention. and american kindness-- a fisherman on a mission to change lives. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in t going egin wit stunning development in the investigation into the deadly insurrection at the u.s. capitol in january. steve bannon, president trump's former chief strategist, not only turned himself in to federal authorities today, he live streamed his way into u.s. custody. mr. trump has directed bannon and other allies to refuse to cooperate with the investigation into the january 6 assault. well, that resulted in bannon being hit with federal criminal charges. house members looking into the events that led up to the insurrection hope the case against bannon will send a signal to other trump allies that refusing to cooperate could lead to jai

this the cooked turkey, there's the not cooked turkey. we witness together for you. >> cbs news contributor suggests screening thanks giving us for cover before letting them inside your home today. >> if it feels like it is going to be weird, make kind of fun. that with hors d'oeuvres in the garage, we will do our best, come on in. you can make it playful, make it fun and then be able to enjoy the holiday because you're not worried about it. >> reaction from the host, nothing says happy thanksgiving like a nasal swab. not taking the consequently, conservatives and harmeet dhillon responding - the answer is you don't. thanksgiving morning, we call in help from the butterball turkey which is celebrating its fortieth year of helping to safely prepare thanksgiving dinner. >> willingness to answer last-minute survey questions. and free here, butterball turkey expert andrea -- i didn't get butterball right to answer the question, these are viewer questions. is thanksgiving morning and my turkey is still frozen. what can i do? >> good morning an

preheat the oven t >> a turkey about my turkey size. 12 pounds at 325. how long should i plan on leaving it in there? >> around 3 hours. the end temperature, again, 180 in the thigh, 170 in the breast. >> after about two hours, take a peek and employ the old tinfoil tent trick. >> after your turkey's been cooking for a couple hours, you may notice that the breast area is starting to brown a little more than the rest of your turkey. you can shield or tent that breast area and it's going to help the rest of the turkey to cook up to speed. >> the bird up to speed and thanks to nicole, this newbie chef is too. >> you can check out butterball's crazy ideas for what to do with the extra turkey, including their stuffing waffle sandwich, worth all 620 calories no doubt. >> i saw you cook a turkey, where's our share? >> i saved a couple slices for you. >> how did it turn out? >> it actually came out -- i was so impressed with myself. the spicy brine. it did add a nice zing to the bird. >> i feel sorry for the hotline people. i imagine some of the cries are help,

infrastructure gets the turkey from the market to our homes, not the turkey. this could be why we are in a crisis we are in. laura: in biden's on america's that would qualify as infrastructure because -- nothing else - these people are killed ors. they have no fun except when they think the camera is not rolling, then they take off their masks and it is pretty central like your mayor in new orleans will be partying with that mask off. >> nancy pelosi and or outdoor parties, have a grand old time, to bundle up and double back, biden continued his pardon of peanut butter and jelly and reveals truth. listen to this. >> peanut butter and jelly were selected based on their temperament, appearance and i suspect vaccination status. instead of getting basted they are getting boosted and may god bless you all. >> he can't even get a turkey pardon right but this is an interesting revelation that your work is based on your vaccine status so if you are vaccinated you can be pardoned and spared. if not, the ovens for you. it is more than a joke. laura: they have a covert c

eurodollar bonds in turkey. i think turkey is at the front of the line for emerging-market entries that have borrowed to pay for this pandemic response and may not be able to service that debt as interest rates start rising and accommodation is strong globally. turkey is a canary in the coal mine. brazil is another one. i think turkey has been a basket case for a long time and it is playing out in the markets now. tom: you presume that mr. erdogan, under crisis of finance , will he turn to america or europe? megan: that is the big question. probably the u.s. is more important. turkey makes no qualms about not having any interest in joining the eu now. there is a spat between turkey and the eu and the migrant crisis. the u.s. is what matters in terms abate financial flows and so i think erdogan will probably turn towards towards the u.s.. i think they will have to turn more towards the imf as well. lisa: turkey is a very specific story with a novel approach to economic theory with president erdogan. there -- the

, i don't know if she said to peter doocy, i don't know if you ever cooked a turkey but a turkey is only a dollar more. when having gone to the grocery store a couple times this week, it's not just the turkey is a dollar more -- and trust me, our turkey was more than a dollar more -- but everything for the pumpkin pie was a couple bucks more. the green bean casserole, a couple bucks more. this sweet potatoes, the yams. you name it. store bought gravy? $3 more than last year. >> our turkey weighed 17 pounds and cost $132. >> that is outrageous. >> what is it made of? >> are there diamond earrings? >> made of unicorn meat? >> i went to the local butcher. i didn't know what to say. >> do you go to the gucci store? >> $132. >> i hope it was dark meat. that is the best kind. >> that's true. >> sorry to interrupt. had to share that with you guys. >> first of all, so glad to see you back on tv, your baby is adorable. >> thank you. >> president biden made a speech earlier this weekend. his message on the economy is i'm on it, i got it. don't worry. when it comes to the rise in gas prices, we're

turkey properly. but you can still brine, even if it is partially frozen. the turkey has to be brining at a safe temperature. it has to be in the verdure reader or -- the refrigerator, or in a cooler with ice to keep it below 30 degrees fahrenheit. even in colder temperatures, not best to keep it outside in the garage, but refrigerator and cooler are your best bet. >> none of us want undercooked turkey, you get sick, or overcooked turkey, what is the ideal temperature and cooking time? >> thermometer on hand, that is the best way to tell if your turkey has been fully cooked to a safe internal temperature without overcooking it. pop up timers are a great tool to use. we recommend a food thermometer in three places in your turkey. a pop up timer will test it in one place, the biggest part of the breast. three places need to come to a safe internal temperature of 165 degrees. the innermost part of the wing and innermost part of the thigh, out of the screen. you want to stick it into those three places. o

the agriculture department says turkey prices are up 20% year over year to an all-time high. that's if they can find a bird. we get more from john lauritsen from cbs station wcco in owatonna, minnesota. >> i bought the turkey. i don't have anything else ready yet. so, i'm working on it. >> reporter: when the calendar flips from october to november, shopping lists have a tendency to get longer. thanksgiving is a time for grocers to cash in. grocery stores see a well over 100% increase in turkey sales during the month of november, but challenges over the past year may impact the availability of certain types of turkey. >> we saw one of the only actual true butter-basted turkeys in the whole nation. >> reporter: grocery store manager jason hayden says he's noticed some supply issues across the industry. >> we're going to take care of you. it's a little tighter. it gets a little lower before your next truck. you don't have the big back supply, but we have plenty to take care of the everyday customer. >> reporter: butterball says there could be fewer smaller turkeys this year beca

we're fried turkey fans. >> reporter: yes, absolutely they know how to fry a turkey, how to grill a turkey, how to microwave a turkey they can do it all they have this binder that tells them and edge indicates them on everything it's so fascinating. maybe next year i will host thanksgiving as a result >> it will be your third time making a turkey. third time is a charm. >> i'm not sure you should microwave. >> that's a little rough we want to go back to the pooh raid al is standing by with a weather forecast with a special guest. jean-baptiste. i just heard his album, it is fire, it is so good. >> we love that album and it is so well deserved we're going to talk to him in just a moment. let's show you what's going on right now around the country as we look at the radar, you'll see there is some precipitation out there, especially down, making its way through the mississippi and ohio river valleys from texas all the way to the northeast back behind that we're going to see colder air and that's going to be bringing in some lake effect snow. before it's all done we're going to be talking abou

joke deep-fried turkey is in the parking lot . spec is started out as a crcpe cooker . >> reporter: have become a thanksgiving tradition at station six . >> i say i'm going on seven years of working thanksgiving . >>> as soon as the turkey came out of the fryer? >>> 165, it could not be more perfect . >> reporter: a call came in . about 20 minutes later, thanksgiving dinner is served, complete with nonalcoholic apple cider and coworkers who have become more than friends. >> a is your second family. there more fun than my regular family. >> reporter: one firefighter at station 10 in san leandro is able to spend the holidays with her family. >>> my mom is here celebrating and it is an honor to have her . she gets to see what ideal . >> reporter: no thanks giving dinner would be complete without some pie, apple and pumpkin . and someone else to do the dishes. >> you have to have someone on dish duty . >>> she had the assignment of the night . you hang out, they will cook for you, you will not be asked to do the dishes and all you hav

and that's for every 45 pounds of turkey weight. you want to give it a full 24 hours or full day in the kitchen so let's in the refrigerator. so let's say you have a 15 pound turkey that's going to take you about 3 days in the fridge that note days for okay. very good. very good. we're looking at some video people pulling turkey's out of the it looks yummy and then on this is another question i have here for thanksgiving day itself. we've all eaten when is it safe to start putting the food in the fridge. my mom always said you got to let it sit out until it's basically not warm anymore. and you put it in. okay. >> yeah, well, so really the key thing is you want to make sure that the food that beautiful spread you have up for your family and friends isn't out for longer than 2 hours. so the key thing. so that is once you start cleaning up and you have those leftovers. you want to get them divided up shallow containers and get those into the fridge as quickly as possible. so if you're within that 2 hour time frame and you're getting t

went out in the mitted of cooking turkey. three, four times today. it was scary. >> why was it scary? >> i didn't think we would have dinner. >> birds caughted the -- caused the power outage. >> by 3:18 p.m., the lights were back on. a community that deals with frequent power shut offs. >> had covid not been involved, we would have six more people disappointed in our thanksgiving dinner today. >> it is already, look here. >> gusty winds, the turkey on the grill, in the backyard, hoping for the best. they knew about the outages ahead of time. they tried to make the best of it. sharing food and appetizers. >> and football. san jose state got sbak into the game, after a 70-year absence. to watch the spartans play at home for the first time against -- >> i love showing up at things, i can wish everybody a happy thanksgiving. >> great for the football program. and the athletic department. great for the community, and show football during this morning. >> the spartans came away with a lot, except for the win. fresno state comes out

truman was the first president to receive a turkey from the national turkey federation. but there's no record of a pardon. according to the white house historical association, truman instead quipped that the birds would come in handy for christmas dinner. so, who was the first president to save a turkey? lincoln is the first on record. after the appeal of his young son, tad, the christmas turkey became a pet. president john f. kennedy was the first to spare a thanksgiving bird. in 1963, despite a sign hanging around the turkey's neck that read, “good eating, mr. president,” kennedy sent the gobbler back to the farm. richard nixon followed, retiring his turkeys to a nearby petting zoo. ronald reagan carved out a spot in history by being the first to use the word “pardon” when talking turkey in 1987. the tradition became formalized in 1989, with president george h.w. bush. >> let me assure you, and this fine tom turkey, that he will not end up on anyone's dinner table, not this guy. >> desjardins: the event has become a centerpiece of white house holiday tradition.

my family loves turkey legs we always get extra to serve with the turkey. seasoning suggestions. >> turkey legs are amazing. it is crazy expensive right now and it's even hard to get so what you want to do, the legs, great substitute. so what i do is i take my butter, put a little bit of my cajun seasonings in here and i make a compound butter and then what we'll do is take this butter, pour it all over the turkey. we're done. 45 minutes to an hour. >> love that. well, looks great. that's preparing. let's go to the wall one more time to see who is coming up next. >> dealer's choice. let's jump to lorena. a video message from seena. let's take a look. >> hi, my family's favorite thanksgiving dish is macaroni and cheese. can you please share your favorite recipe with us? >> okay. tell us more. >> this recipe that i have, i call it -- [ speaking foreign language ] you're going to fill it on top. so have your basic roux which is butter in a flour, equal parts. you'll have your half and half. you're going to add a little milk and right into it with the cheese. y

let's start with the turkey. this year, turkey prices are almost double what they were a few years ago. but there are still deals out there, if you know how to shop smart. for instance, did you know that you can get factory-reject turkeys at butterball outlet stores nationwide. this one only cost $10. and it has three necks, so there's even more to go around. you can also check craigslist for some perfectly good gently used turkeys. now, why should this go to a landfill just because one person already owned it? but if your turkey budget is zero, here's a great hack. you just trace your hand... ♪ ♪ ♪ now we're going to want to do a little beak and some googly eyes. viola! how cute is this little turkey? now, you're going to want to drench this bad boy in olive oil. no one likes a dry turkey. we're going to want to roast this at 400 degrees for about one hour. of course, you can't have turkey without stuffing. but you don't need to take out a second mortgage or start an "only fans" to pay for all the ingredie

>> not as many smaller turkeys. some people still wa smaller turkey. but with larger gatherings, we want to make sure we have those as well. >> o'donnell: chris bohrer is the third generation in his family to work this farm and, yes, those birds are part of the family. >> i tell people, you know, if you're feeding a family of four, the cost of feeding that family went up from last november to this november. i'm feeding a family of 20,000. >> o'donnell: and get this -- to feed those tushies, it takes three pounds of feed for a turkey to gain just one pound. learned that new. all right, ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news," the dramatic rescue of a driver trapped in a sinking car. and this story, oh, a grieving son honors his mother with a game for the ages. if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare doesn't... and let you see any doctor. any specialist. anywhere in the u.s. who accepts medicare patients. so if you have this...

the mayor and former mayors carved turkeys. community members also put together kits for guests. >> strong wind warnings have southern california firefighters on high alert tonight. red flag warning in effect now. it is going to continue until friday because of the santa ana winds. some firefighters in l.a. county are putting strike teams in specific areas near the hills. thousands of utility customers in southern california could lose their power this thanksgiving weekend if the winds do get worse. >>> families gather around their tables for thanksgiving tomorrow, cal firecrews in sacramento are going to be on the clock. some of them heading to southern california. others at their firehouses. crews expecting to be home for the holidays but fire season is not over. >> fire stations and family and having some of their personal families visit are now in southern california. >> a boost in funding has allowed for peak staffing through christmas. >> we just need more rain. >> we do. we had enough around here to continue the fire thr

>> it would be interesting if it just was the turkey. you heard jen psaki saying well, it's the turkey about a dollar more for 20 pounds. it's a lot more than that. it's everything costs more now. it's not just the turkey. and to kick it back off of something that monica was spot on. they told they want to transform america. how do you do that? you have to change america from the inside-out and take away our traditions.u ha so, it might seem a little funny and a little ridiculous. don't have a turkey and people won't come over. last year they didn't want us to get together. so i guess we are lucky they are letting us have that this year. they want to divide americans. they don't want to us have common ground or shared traditions like thanksgiving. a lot of places last month did away with halloween. they wanted to be inclusive of the people who don't celebrate halloween. we know that is a very, very small group of people it all goes to fundamentally transforming this country and the way you do that is you make sure we have no commonality

with six phone operators that handled 11,000 calls. >> maryann's first turkey is america's first turkey, butterball. they were working from a script. these days they take 10,000 last-minute questions a day on the phone via text and en even on tik-tok. >> for 37 years, carol miller has been saving thanksgiving for frazzled cooks. >> she is one of 50 turkey whisperers that have grated from butterball university. >> i wanted to get out of the house, and it was great. i have a degree in home economics education. it was a chance for me to use my education. >> her colleagues are food scientists, chefs, and dietitians. she is known as the turkey godmother. >> one of my very first calls that do i remember was a young man that wanted to propose on thanksgiving day. we decided to put it on the drumstick and present it. >> i can google anything, why would i call? do you have better info than the internet? >> yes, we know, we have done so many we know it will work. >> one of the moths common questions is how do you shaw -- thaw a turkey. >> white wine is best to serve, chardonney. >> at the height

so let's talk turkey. choppers may have trouble finding turkeys it at grocery stores, although we've surveyed the studio yet, but he seems to know richard the way has grocery allen has times when i want to anyway. but lower inventory is impacting some communities from coast to coast really karma. dickerson went to a tricky ranch county to see what the impact is there. >> i'm here with thousands of local turkeys headed to a store near you. this thanksgiving. but just because there are plenty of them doesn't mean you might not have trouble finding the one you're looking this holiday. >> you know, a lot of the very large or players didn't have the labor in the summer or maybe didn't have supplies. what have you are a multitude of things in the summer time to process all those small frozen turkeys that's still out for 4 generations or family has been raising turkeys in sonora and yes, there and is managing some of the same shortages seen worldwide we've struggled to get boxes and packaging. and, you know, co 2

yes, turkeys, turkey more turkeys. >> is what is needed here goes already a big been full turkeys is a long tradition a presentation has been doing and working with a sacred heart community services trying to have their turkey day where they focus you know, trying to get as many as turkeys as possible so that they could donate it to the sacred heart so that they could disperse it to the community that talked to and alumni of sake of it. >> presentation. this is grace. high grade. that this is where you get all the turkeys today, you kind of folks this. there's there's been a lot leading up to this date, correct. yes. so this actually started november second. and so it's been a couple of weeks that we've been running drive we have different days and turkey day is just our last day of the drive their most exciting. >> so we're really excited to be out there. i notice that there's a tables. we see freshman seniors. a sophomore says what's going on with that. yes, says students are able to any bringing a turkey. they get a certain amount of poise technically counts spirit points. it's ju

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. >> dry turkey is never good. >> extra gravy. >> i can't cook a turkey. >>> coming up. it was the unexpected flooding that put the south bay neighborhood under water. now hundreds of san jose residents get a pay out from the city. how much they're getting. that's coming up. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> four years after they sued the city. more than 200 flood victims have satisfaction today. this week san jose city counsel approved an agreement to settle the lawsuit for $750,000. that money will now be split between the plaintiffs. it's been four years since heavy rain made the reservoir over flow. this in turn made the creek top the banks and flood several neighborhoods. we covered that for you. 14,000 people ended up being evacuated. residents sued the water district. that trial is set for next may. >> a set back for the san francisco school board trying to change an admission policy. a judge ruled they didn't follow state law when it

so big picture, if you have not bought your thanksgiving turkey just yet and plan to, there is no turkey shortage. if you're headed to the grocery store, should be plenty of turkeys on the shelves, but they might cost you a little bit more per pound, and they might be a little bigger than usual. because of labor shores amps turkeys like these, guys, ended up staying on the farms longer than usual and kept growing. people are seeing bigger turkeys than normal when they go to buy one. wholesale prices? about $1.23 per pound for a frozen turkey. that's 15% more than it was this time last year. what's behind the uptick? you said it at the beginning. supply chain issues. industry experts say from the cost of turkey feed to drivers and buses and transportation, all of it's adding up and pushing the price of turkey a little higher this year. listen. >> entire supply chain at different times under stress and certainly cost increases from everything from cardboard to wooden pallets to industrial gases. we've really seen disruption and cost increases across the board. ides say now we're looking at

our turkey trot. we should started tonight, just and look, let's take a live look outside golden gate bridge. crystal clear even road conditions out there right now, no traffic to speak of temperatures in the mid 60's chilly night tonight. so we're seeing low to mid 30's for most of our north bay and east bay valleys. so bundle up. justine, perfect cuddle weather for you and grant. you're hey, get some blankets during some black friday. thank you so much for joining us here. during kron, 4 news at 3 o'clock. i'm so grateful for all of you always tuning in. >> i appreciate your time. i'm justine waldman. have a great thanksgiving. see you back here next. ♪ don't worry mom, we'll be there soon. "we?!" is this "the one". well... let's say i found the one who takes me to another level... always stays calm under pressure. most importantly, the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful... come outside, i'll introduce you! they're here. ♪ definitely "the one". ha... ha... intro

. >> her first turkey is america's first turkey. >> reporter: back then butterball turkey tutors were working from a paper script and we couldn't google our way to a golden bird. these days butterball takes 10,000 last-minute questions by phone, text and even tiktok. for 37 years, carol miller has been saving thanksgiving for frazzled cooks. she's talking to a caller in cincinnati. she's one of 50 turkey whisperers who graduated from butterball university to help answer questions from all 50 states. >> i wanted to get out of the house. and it was great. i have a degree in home economics education, so it was a chance for me to use my education. >> reporter: her colleagues are food scientists, chefs and dietitians. around here, carroll is known as the turkey godmother. >> one of my first calls i do remember was a young man that wanted to propose on thanksgiving day. we designed it, he and i, that he should put it on the drumstick and present it. >> reporter: that's incredible. i can google anything. >> yes. >> reporter: why would i call? do you guys have better info than the internet? >

a 16-pound turkey up 24% this year. to $23.99. frozen pie crusts up 20%. and fresh cranberries up 11%. >> supply chains in general as they relate to specialty crops have just gotten more expensive. so cranberries in wisconsin have to deal with much more expensive trucking rates, for example. and so that has an impact on what we'd expect to pay at the grocery store. >> i can see the prices went up, and i actually feel bad for a lot of people. >> i guess you can just say i'm hoping for the best. i don't have much control over this. so what can i do? >> reporter: to save money, retailers suggest make dishes from scratch instead of buying premade. look for generic brands and keep an open mind. >> we sometimes need. it might not necessarily be the brand that they particularly want, but they'll find what they need. >> and that's especially true this thanksgiving? >> absolutely. >> reporter: with progressional thanksgiving back on the menu, this year a little creativity may be the secret ingredient to a happy holiday. >> kerry sanders reporting there. another tip

cooking your turkey. in fact, all needs to an internal temperature of 165 degrees using a meat thermometer and not washing the turkey to prevent cross contamination. >> well, the grinch may have gotten an early start on ruining holiday happiness by package shipment interference in alabama. about 300 to 400 fedex packages have been found dumped in a ravine in blount county, alabama, the sheriff's department there says that the boxes were tossed into the ravine and they were of assorted sizes and it's unknown how long they have been there or who may be responsible for the parcel dump and exactly why fedex and multiple trucks and drivers to retrieve these packages. facebook messages were posted by the sheriff's department to alert anyone looking for a package. fedex says it's cooperating with law enforcement and will transport the parcels as soon as possible. >> coming up next. turkey troubles will take a look at some of the most comment, thanksgiving sale for your money tonight. the holiday shopping season

the first kickoff return on turkey day since 2002. it is 24-19 las vegas. dak prescott, nice pass to dalton scholz. they went for 2 and tied it at 30. we go over time. the raiders face third and 18. derek carr looking, and that is the story of the game. 166 penayards from llas. ags tom daeld lkitofa 29 rder. five field goals for the kicker. las vegas wins 36-33. they snap a three-game losing streak. to college we go, type and chill on google images and this guy pops up. san jose state hosting fresno state. the bulldogs opened up the playbook. the reverse flee filter my whatever you want to call it. they won't send for 29 yards untouched. fresno state wins the battle of the valley 40-9. san jose state finishes the season 5-7. the blue and orange smoke as balboa took the field for the 97th turkey day game, lincoln going for his third straight city championship. mayor breed welcoming everyone back here the pandemic did not allow for a game last year. these two played in the regular season. lincoln beat balboa. they were ready to play. black takes the lateral o

we don't have a turkey problem in this country. we have plenty of turkeys. people aren't working in the country in blue states they're still paying people not to work. we have this hysterical approach when it comes to dealing with the health effects of the virus. joe biden doesn't have to worry about being a lame duck. he needs to worry about being a lame turkey. when you have the secretary of energy saying we have to get used to paying higher energy prices i say no way, the voters will reject that. they want to drill and fill up their trucks at a reasonable price. >> martha: great to have you both with us. thank you very much, guys. that's "the faulkner focus" for today. i'll see you on "the story" at 3:00 p.m. eastern. "outnumbered" is up right after this break. if it's "let's wrap this up" season, it's walgreens season. entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause h

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day shoot. >> the mayor and i hundred 50 people is a shot glass of wild turkey or sparkling cider to the tradition, which returned today after last year's pandemic pause. the event started back in 1989 where the manager of the hotel mac and richmond took his employees out for a shot as consolation for having to work on thanksgiving. that's a fun tradition. >> not allowed inside this building -- >> very blessed. >>> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> happy thanksgiving. thank you for watching. we will see you back here announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [cheers and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how are you today? how are y'all? i appreciate that. how y'all doing? thank y'all, everybody. i do, i appreciate it. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheers and applause] and we got another good one for you today. returning for their second day, from madison, georgia, it's the champs, it's the angel family. [cheers and applause] and th

the turkey, the department of agriculture says the average wholesale price of and 8 to 16 pound turkey is up 21% from a year ago. republican lawmakers say the biden administration is to blame. but some of the democratic senators say is the poultry industry. >> white house officials park and inflation. if you ask it's just temporary. it's just temporary problem. camper area, ranch where we are and there are abundance of turkeys available. there are about one dollar more for a 20 pound bird, which is a huge spurt. if you're feeding a very big family. >> the white house as supply chain congestion caused by the pandemic is the reason consumers are seeing higher prices overall. but democratic senator elizabeth warren accuses the poultry industry of foul play and price-fixing ahead of the holiday. she is calling on the justice department to investigate. thanksgiving staples include turkey mashed potatoes pumpkin pie, cranberry sauce. but safety experts say a fire extinguisher should also be on hand this holiday season. according to fema roughly 2300 house fires will report it on previous tha

everybody's going to receive freshen fresh food is going to have turkey. it will have gravy and stuffing yams and at some good stuff. these right here, though. these are dry packs, which is which is got all of non perishable items so that they can open on both up and have a really nice meal. >> that's amazing. what do you think it means to the seniors. i mean, i've i've seen them myself. i know they do feel some some just warmth seeing a human being. you know, for a lot of these folks. this is the only face they'll see today and it gives them a true reason to be thankful tyat somebody went out of their way. brought them a meal said happy thanksgiving and that makes goes a long way. >> would you want to say to the people at home not only to give back to organizations like salvation army. but on this thanksgiving, it's been a tough 2 years now. >> if covid taught us anything. it's the power of community and a city like san francisco. when we come together, there's nothing we can't accomplish. and so let's get out there let's do this. yeah. volunteer. >> if y

(dad vo) is the turkey done yet?! (mom vo) here's your turkey! (chloe) turkey's done. [fire alarm blares] (grandpa) answer the phone. (chloe) that's the fire alarm, grandpa. (vo) visible. unlimited data, powered by verizon. switch and get up to $200. >>> good thursday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing low visibility in parts of the east bay as we take a live look at walnut creek. this is ahead of some rain set to move in later tonight. maybe a tenth of an inch of rain in the north bay. temperatures in the valleys head for the upper 60s. is ausz ey half-hour, we're cranking up the temperature roller coaster get ready, baby! it's coming. >> i can't wait. i love it. >> i love it thank you, al. >>> just ahead, new twists overnight in a growing mystery a top tennis player not seen in weeks after she accused a former chinese official of sexual assault. other star players like naomi osaka demanding answers. where is she we'll have the latest in a live report. >>> we just covered travel and weather, but there is another thanksgiving hiccup to talk about, short

no worries, no turkeys were harmed at the event. instead, locals did shots of wild turkey whiskey. the event started back in 1989 and has morphed into an annual walk through the port richmond neighborhood, ending at a local art gallery. that is where everyone joins for shots and poetry reading. you have to walk before you run, and for some, you have to run before you can eat. lake merritt played host to a turkey trot this morning. runners and walkers completed the loop around the lake, finishing on grand avenue near macarthur boulevard. nearly 3000 people participated. the winner wrote 16 minutes with a pace of five minutes and nine seconds per mile. it was a text that changed their lives and has turned into a thanksgiving tradition going six years strong. all of it started when an arizona woman accidentally invited a young man over for thanksgiving dinner. the story went viral and rihanna whitney has this year's update that the internet has been waiting for. reporter: year six. can you guys believe it? >> no. >> not at all. i feel like i'm getting older every second. [laughter] re

turkey. slow, slow barbecue turkey with all the sides you want and need. what do we got going on here, chef? >> sean: pig's feet and collared greens. >> anthony: oh damn. >> sean: pickled pigs feet and collared greens. >> anthony: oh yes. >> sean: and then barbecue cole slaw, some potato salad with ramps, baked red peas. >> anthony: mm-hmm, oh there's my weakness right there. >> sean: and we made you some very special bright orange mac and cheese. >> anthony: mac and cheese. i do love bright orange mac and cheese, as you know. and that's a turkey. >> sean: yup. >> anthony: let that be a lesson to you. >> jeff: like going to grandma's house. >> anthony: mike lata from fig is here and jeff alan, owner of rebellion farm. so at this point, how many others are there like you guys, like, who are basically keeping it real as far as real southern culinary traditions as opposed to sort of the jokey ones? >> sean: i feel like just about everybody here is. >> mike: yeah, more than you would think. >> anthony: well, how many people is that? >> mike: 12? >> sean: yeah,

a turkey. now, if you wait till tuesday to buy it before thanksgiving, you might not get the size you want. >> let's talk about the size right now. sizes are so important. for a thanksgiving meal, both apple pie and biscuits are up right now more than 6%, for example. do you feel like people are making different adjustments? we see the graphics, are people making different adjustments about their menu because of what it's going to cost them? >> you know, fredericka, i think that's a good point. you may not find the brand that you want, but you are going to find cranberry sauce. you will find a pie. you're going to find everything you need in the stores right now. and the other thing you can do is make a lot of it yourself. i mean we have this dinner for eight right here, right? it's $175. do you know how much it was last year? $175. >> really? >> that's just a little less than $22 a head. this price hasn't changed right here. some of our costs have gone up. we're a family business. i'm not publ

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