this minute." >> drum roll, please. >> it's one man's turkey day pride and joy. >> just look at that bird. >> but see the moment his golden masterpiece flames out. >> there it goes. there's the fire. >>> a little girl gets something to be thankful for. >> she just turned 4 years old. >> why that big box holds the best gift ever. >>> time to enjoy the first snow of the season. >> this is making me cold. >> how old man winter moves that's ice water many those veins. >>> we're breaking down the best on the web, including the foolproof secret to a moist turkey. >> this is so good. >> see the hardest system possible to solve a thanksgiving dilemma with a little help from the dog. >>> thanksgiving day. what is the most important part of the meal? >> turkey legs. >> turkey. oh, wait, what am i thinking? >> being thankful. >> okay. everybody at the table, shut up. >> it's thanksgiving. >> we can get this party started because it is the turkey. unfortunate unfortunately, the turkey is not exempt from fails. turkey is in the oven. ready to check it. maybe it's time to come out. this fella's go

refusing to cut cold turkey. >> let's hope that's a habit right there. >> get it? cold turkey? >>> creator of -- >> turkey. >> oh, i get it because it's thanksgiving day. you say cold turkey, and it's a habit, you referenced to it. challenge on comedy central's drunk history. telling the story of hamilton on three quarters a bottle of honey whisky. that story is ahead in the skinny. it's thursday, thanksgiving day, november 24th. >> that's how we do the show every day. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> well -- >> just kidding, just kidding. we kid. we kid. if only. it's actually just at 5:00 a.m. good morning, happy thanksgiving to you. happy thanksgiving to you. >> thank you, to you, too, ken dis. >> thank you. >> we start with the situation in new york and philadelphia, many parades taking place across the country. >> big day. >> millions of people expected at the annual thanksgiving day >> security will be extremely tight all along that route, which travels right near the home of president-elect donald trump, just one avenue away. >> efforts to keep thing safe include roo

minute." >> drum roll, please. >> it's one man's turkey day pride and joy. >> just look at that bird. >> but see the moment his golden masterpiece flames out. >> there it goes. there's the fire. >>> a little girl gets something to be thankful for. >> she just turned 4 years old. >> why that best gift ever. >>> time to first snow of the season. >> this is making me cold. >> how old man winter moves that's ice water many those veins. >>> we're breaking down the best on the web, including the foolproof secret to a moist turkey. >> this is so good. >> see the hardest system possible to solve a thanksgiving dilemma with a little help from >>> thanksgiving day. what is the most important part of the meal? >> turkey legs. >> turkey. oh, wait, what am i thinking? >> being thankful. >> okay. everybody at the table, shut up. >> it's thanksgiving. >> we can get this party started because it is the turkey. unfortunate unfortunately, the turkey is not exempt from fails. turkey is in the oven. ready to check it. maybe it's time to come out. this fella's got h g just look at that bird. >> the probl

house, they presented the president a, um, sixty pound turkey named benjamin. [ chuckling ] now that was right after the national security counsel, um, presented him with a hundred and eighty pound turkey named colonel north. [ laughter ] [ applause ] the head of the national security agency, john poindexter, is out. and his aide, oliver north. uh, they have left. and the president said-- yeah. [ laughter ] the president said they weren't fired. they chose to leave. [ laughter ] now, if you buy that, i have some ious from ivan boesky i'd like to unload. [ laughter and applause ] but-- of course, thpr thanksgiving turkey wasn't killed. it volunteered to jump into the microwave. [ laughter ] but anyway, i guess it was today-- north and poindexter left the white house with little suitcases. and, uh-- [ chuckling ] poindexter turned to north and said, "i'm sorry, oillie..." [ laughter ] and-- [ laughter continues ] and poindexter said, "well, here's another nice mess [ laughter ] [ applause ] boy, things are really rolling back there. and the president-- you probably didn't hear thi

breaking down the best on the web, including the foolproof secret to a moist turkey. >> this is so good. >> possible to solve a thanksgiving dilemma with a little help from the dog. >>> thanksgiving day. what is the most important part of the meal? >> turkey legs. >> turkey. oh, wait, what am i thinking? >> being thankful. >> okay. everybody at the table, shut up. >> it's thanksgiving. >> we can get this party started unfortunate unfortunately, the turkey is not exempt from fails. turkey is in the oven. ready to check it. maybe it's time to come out. this fella's got his gloves on. just look at that bird. >> the problem is, the foil. you need to have something solid. >> oh, no. >> yeah, it's really full with juice. >> it's going to fold in half. it's going to spill and ignite. >> put us out of our misery. >> it's a thing of beauty, guys. >> here it comes. there's the fire. >> dude, okay. close the oven now. >> close the oven door! >> well, i will give this guy credit. he did not drop the turkey. well done. >> well done for him, not so >> did they punt it into the oven? >> what you

>> k-mart shoppers, more than just turkey. steve keel which his annual live reports from k-mart, people lining up already, this should be fun. >> and with thanksgiving comes philly's parade. stretching more than a mile through our city. what roads you should avoid. and this: >> no way i am cutting this habit cold turkey. >> with that i hereby pardon on you -- >> president obama continuing a white house tradition filled with, well, a corny cope ya of dad jokes. why this won't be the last turkey pardon. and why he says his daughters are fed up with it. good day everybody, happy thanksgiving to you. >> happy thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving, mike. >> alex? >> i see we have sweaters on today for the occasion. >> hide the bloated stomach. >> this is what i am ' going to do. it stretches. so i'll be good to go. >> spanks? >> no, i'm just going to let it all free. >> let it flow. >> we know some of have you been cooking for days, maybe up all night. >> some are probably up right now. >> yes. and you want to see what you're making, we would like to see it, send us your thanksgiving prep

seven- day when we come back. we're also going to check up on traffic and let you know the turkey count. we're going to start talking about that and you can donate at any bashes or food city all over the state and all day long. >> about turkey tuesday. >>> this morning, take a look at this. while we choose to live here in arizona, look at the snow that new york, from the village of lorain, north of sera cuss. three to four feet of snow fell. there the snow drifts are 8 to 10 feet high and bracing for the possibility of more snow before the holiday week is over. >>> and great news for those in the west valley. no snow and surprises are back open today. the bridge should be cut down and the area has been closed for more than 7 months now. a busy intersection there and listen to jim waldo with real time on the traffic. >> and request busy spots there? >> and good morning to you. we have is the uck in this for 10 minutes and on i-10 eastbound and just a look at the 12 today big picture traffic. you see red where we are also around the durango curve in the ow eastbound. it might be a little

feasting on the turkeys and ns anpart of the whole thing here, they are trying to make ?q this feel like home for the 250 people. i'??ym here with the vice president of catholic charities. what is in your hand? >> we have happy thanksgiving cards that people within the community were able,k to wish a the residents a ???4dblessed >> reporter: that's got to mean so much. >> it will. we've gotten over 2,000 of these that we'll share as the people are eating their meals this afternoon, plus we'll serve another 250 women tonight that come for the overflow meal and we'll be sharing this with them to let them know they're not alone. >> reporter: sounds great. wow. over here, this gentleman, chris, a resident here. chris, you are a veteran. you have been here for about a year, you told me. what es a meal like this hein this program? >> it mes a lot. ?4?k?@ 's my honor ?,=?/?xserve my fellow residents and fellow veterans and a grea thankful r.thanksgiving meal where evybody can be around and have this ki does th is 4ix9it ??0>/kind of a separa the daily grinof what ?cyou're they ha given me?

) (claps) i have the turkey. (laughs)" the fox5 surprise squad met a local woman known for putting othe her own. see how the entire team brought thanksgiving to her front door. 90 years of joy. the macy's thanksgiving day parade is ready to wow crowds. from feliz the cat to snoopy and a whole slew of new characters, the balloons are being blown up right now, ready to hit the streets of new york city. "no way i'm cutting this habit cold turkey." waddling off to "gobbler's rest." two lucky turkeys were carving knife. and president obama let the bad puns fly with more of his silly dad jokes. good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm alyssa deitsch, maria silva is taking the day off to show thanks for the ones she loves. welcome to fox5 news this morning. first kathleen jacob is in for cassandra jones this morning. how's our turkey day forecast looking so far kathleen? it's going to be a beautiful high of 63 an just slightly breezy. winds out of the nw at 5-10mph. tomorrow should look pretty similar. we'll see sunny skies with a few high clouds. as we get into the weekend winds will pick up sligh

you're working on your turkey. happy thanksgiving. i'm heather childers. from cooking to carving we've got you all carving. >> a butterball turkey talk line expert is live to help with your turkey troubles. send us your questions, e-mail, facebook, twitter or instagram. >> and we're cracking the carving code with an expert carver who is live here in the studio. >> but first, it is an annual tradition watched by millions and this year, extra security is watching as well for the macy's thanksgiving parade as 3 million people line the streets of new york to get a glimpse of the floats and performers. >> the nypd out in full force with 3,000 officers. there are bomb sniffing dogs, 82 garbage trucks filled with sand and salt to barricade the streets. >> rick reichmuth is live right where the parade kicks off. >> good morning, happy thanksgiving to you all. happy thanksgiving to you, as well. security is certainly a little bit extra tight this year. and we can feel the effects of that. but the nypd says it is secure as it always is. they're used to covering events like this and this wi

their holiday trips. >>laura: and americans will eat an estimated 46 million turkeys this thanksgiving. >>russell: experts say $50 will feed 10 people but when times are tough, even $5 a head can be just too much. >>laura: that's where metropolitan ministries comes in and shayla reaves is spending the morning at the holiday tent preparing to feed thousands, right? >>reporter: good morning to you. for some families, they have to make the tough choices how to spend their dollars and in some cases when it comes to thanksgiving, large meal is something they may not be able to afford. right here in the tampa bay area, agencies, communities have organizations like metropolitan ministries to make sure that meal is available for families who need he's the president of metropolitan ministries. your crew has been busy. they started early this morning. what's on the menu today? sdm well, you know, we're going to be serving a traditional holiday meal here for our 100 families, about 250 children that live on the campus. we also have a community meal at 11:00 so it will be the turkey,

video, they're going to be digging into succulent fried turkey. >> too much oil. >> this has been done before. >> he's lowering it in. >> too much. >> you see that oil bubbling up. >> we got a flame. we got a flame. >> oh, >> here's trouble, guys. too much oil, dry grass, and here you have the perfect disaster. >> greg. >> i see that down there. >> it wasn't that bad. it could have been worse. they went and got the water hose and put the fire out. the person in this last video is pretty comedy too. he's got a hammer and a knife. >> well, that went south quick. >> nailed it. >> wow. >> and lost half the knife. cleaver. >> so family, what did we learn? >> don't ever cook, ever. >> yeah, just skip thanksgiving. >> hello, boston market. >>> as soon as leaves start changing colors, we lose our minds. >> because it's lovely. >> especially in this case. in new york, they fire up the drone, get that camera rolling and just send that camera up so you can enjoy the rainbow of fall colors that are on display. doesn't matter what angle, if they're looking straight down, from horizon to horizo

. >>> americans will enjoy plenty of turkey today as well but two lucky bird, tater and tot, will not be on the table for mealtime. >> thanks to president obama clearly having a good time during his eighth and final presidential turkey pardon, abc's janai norman has all the highlights. >> reporter: president obama letting the bad puns fly. >> but this is the last time i'm doing this, so we're not leaving any room for leftovers. >> reporter: even in the absence of first daughters sasha and malia, the annual turkey pardon was stuffed full of dad jokes. >> i've established another tradition, embarrassing my daughters with a corny-copia of dad jokes about turkeys. no way i'm cutting this habit cold turkey. >> reporter: the president joined in the rose garden this aaron saying his daughters had a scheduling conflict or something. >> actually they just couldn't take my jokes anymore. they were fed up. >> reporter: over the last eight years the tradition has been a lighthearted start to the holiday season. the president making the turkey pardon into more of a showcase of his punny dad jokes. >>

minute." >>> not the day to tell a turkey to calm down. >> that just sets him off even more. >> why those ruffled feathers are not in a festive mood. >> they're fighting back. >>> it's a beautiful glimpse of fall. >> but then you see this couple walk in. >> how the stage is set for a perfect holiday surprise. >>> it wasn't more than a year ago that i found myself out on the streets. >> a former marine tries to help homeless vets with -- >> camis and canines. that's a great idea. >> the heartwarming story of why dogs can make all the difference. >>> and the mannequin challenge takes on a thanksgiving flavor because -- >> trends don't take a holiday. >> how it's got america frozen stiff around the dining room table. >>> happy thanksgiving, everybody. we're here to honor what many people have on their tables right about now. the turkey. there's a reason why these guys are called wild turkeys. >> i'm getting attacked by turkeys. oh, shoot. i better run. >> that just sets them off even more. [ screaming ] >> of course they're chasing her. >> she beelines for the house, goes running into

will. she saw him standing in the hallway and shot him several times. >>> three days until turkey and many are choosing to get the freshest bird they can find. they are seeing a big demand for their free-range turkeys. >> reporter: with thanksgiving four days away, some folks are deciding to forgo the store-bought turkeys and do something fresher. >> i think people love the idea of a fresh turkey, meanin never frozen. selling fresh turkeys on their farm. every year they grow in popularity. in fact, this year they have had a 25% increase in presales for the birds. >> this is very fresh. these were processed the day before or two days ago. they don't get fresh are than that, i tell you, and that is something that families like. >> reporter: people are becoming more conscious about where their food is coming from. >> it is the centerpiece. it thanksgiving dinners. it is fun to extend the meal to go to the farm and meet us at the farm and see who is producing the food for them. reporter: is this the first time you have done this in. >> yes, we usually buy it at albertson's or one of the s

just turkey eating that peeks on thanksgiving. so do the holiday discounts. there's store-only door busters like this 49 inch tv from best buy that's $250 off at $199, and even online door busters, walmart.com has have vizio for $398, some say the lowest price ever. the gadget review site, wire cutter, found sales are not as plentiful as they seem. >> under 1% of the deals were actually worthwhile. >> reporter: tvs they say are an exception. >> you can get good discounts on great tvs and great discounts on good tvs. >> reporter: apple products rarely on sale can be discounted on black friday by 10 to 15%. this year's hottest toy? hatchimals. they are flying off shelves. >> you don't want to be the bad parent. >> reporter: it retails $60 and found upwards of $200 online. do your homework before you shop, use websites to find lowest advertised prices and camel, camel, camel to track prices overtime. if you don't to want give up thursday to shop, the next best day is cyber monday. >> i don't know about you, but my parents were fine being the parents not giving the kids what they asked

dinner. >> i went in a customer's home that was cooking a smaller turkey, and the family didn't and stuck it down the disposal and stopped when smoke came out. >> oh, man. plumbers say potato peels, turkey skin, and grease do the most damage breaking down disposals. >> among the goodies doing the damage to your diet, mashed potatoes. >> oh e? >> one cup is 238 calories and eight grams of fat. >> that's not bad, actually. >> 238 calories, no big deal. >> yeah. >> there are tricks you can do to make them a little less fat ping, whic'm only the most health department conscious recipes today. if you make it the good way, butter, heavy cream, garlic. >> it's called love. >> exactly. >>> coming up, the dramatic high speed chase by land and by sea. it's caught onned video. suspect evaded several police units, but he jumped into the river, and we'll tell you what happened next. will be unfolding on screen this holiday weekend. what the critics said about the world war ii romantic thriller and bad santa two, 13 years after the original making us feel old. you're watching "world news now." >>

. >>> coming up, butterball's turkey talk line. >> we're live next with marge. ? >>> it's a big cooking day today, and who better than to ask for last minute advice than butterball turkey folks helping 50 million folks over the last 35 years. >> can you believe it's been she's in chicago. marge, thank you for joining us again this year. how busy have you and your talk line colleagues been? >> caller: well, it's been constant all day, yesterday, and the day before, and i'm sure it will be busy all day today as well. >> marge, what's the most common requests you get from people calling in and asking you for help? >> caller: well, really, most of the time our number one question people just don't understand how long it takes to thaw, and so we walk them through that, make it easy for them. >> do you get ridiculous requests that make you face palm? >> caller: well, sometimes people make one mistake they make, a number of mistakes, and then we have to kind of pull them back and help them through, sure. >> marge, i'm assuming i'm making a b my turkey is still alive at a farm on this h

work north and west. it's a chilly start. sunrise at 6:46. heading to the turkey trots football games temperatures rise out of the 30s. cloudy and cool by mid-day, 42 degrees, rain showers do develop this evening and fill in generally between 5 and 7 p.m. in the upper 30s and sunset at 4:15. i'll let you know where i'm concerned about a couple of slick spots for black friday coming up. >>> luckily no slick spots out there right now. traffic moving along just fine on the zakim bridge and the connector just a handful of cars whether you're heading north or south on 93. >>> breaking news a deadly start to the thanksgiving holiday one person killed in a wrong-way crash on the very latest. >> reporter: state police say a driver going the wrong way on 495 south was killed early this morning when they slammed into another car. that scene cleared about an hour ago. and all lanes are back open. take a look at this video from earlier this morning. you can see the front of a red car is mangled. and facing a white suv. it's unclear which car was traveling in the wrong direction. state polic

turkey. >> but for some there is a long standing tradition that takes the cook many hours in the kitchen, that right, pat. >> that is correct, joe, we are here at cacia's bakery in south philadelphia, cbs-3 turkey hat has been passed down, i have my cousin eddie's sweater on and that means it is time for the holiday season and it the is time to cook turkies. we are getting ready at cacia's to throw them in the oven. >> are you one of the hills planning to hit the mall tomorrow, we will tell you some things you need to know for the biggest shopping day of the year, we will be right >>> back now and these are not lines at supermarket or lines at black friday shoppers, these people are lined up, for pies. some people stood in line for more than an hour yesterday, to get their holiday pie from the flying saucer pie company in houston, texas. get this joe, i know you look bewildered, some people went home empty handed when pie company ran out of pies just before 6:00. >> you know, they can make them at home. >> i take it, those are good pies. >> awesome pies for that line. my goodness. >>> so

in flames. >> this is one of the many turkey mishaps fire safety experts want you to avoid this thanksgiving. 14 hundred cooking fires on thanksgiving that is more than 3 times the average of any other day. >> this is my skin graph. it is in the process of healing right now. it is a lesson that evelyn learned the hard way and left a can between her stove burners. al and pam stray exploded and caused an explosion and i felt the flames hit my face. >> after multiple surgeries and a month in the hospital she has >> loot's -- let's talk turkey safety, unattended cooking is the leading cause of house fires. >> if you to leave the kitchen call in reinforcements. >> never douse with water orflour. if you like to deep fry your turkey. make sure it is away house. don't put it on a porch oron agarage the turkey should be or on a garage. the golden rule, never walk away while you are cooking. hannah daniels cbs news. >>> fires say that you should keep services free of grease and holders away from the stoves. >> you need to be careful some thanksgivings food are toxic for you dog. stay away

two and that will be it before this sun actually rises. did you sees that turkey running by? did you catch that. thanksgiving planner out there, it looks like an overall okay day. more clouds then anything. scattered shower here and there and we will top off at 53. let me step out to give you a glimpse at the a dancing turkey. if that doesn't make you smile i do not know what will? where does that come from? it is magic happening on the morning show. turkey gobble and all. >> it sound like your gobble. >> it does. >> before he took off. >>> in just a few hours center city streets will be flooded with crowd with the annual thanksgiving take parade. >> philadelphia tradition for so many, "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at the start of the the parade route where last minute preps are still underway, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel, and joe, good morning we are the at 20th and jfk here in center city getting ready for 97th annual thanksgiving day parade here in philadelphia, the oldest thanksgiving day parade in the country. you can see behind me crews are alread

people who would love that delicious meal today. we've got turkey, mashed potatoes stuffing. vegetable and and how, how important is it for all of these volunteers to give their time and how does contribute that contribute to what you try to do every day here a metropolitan ministries because of a volunteers we're able to help six,000 people. they've coming last week all preparations start about two weeks ago and everything got done last night. and so this they are ones that motivate me to come in and get about anything else. how does it make you feel to see when all of these meals leave kitchen you get to see some people here enjoying all the fruits of your labor? how does disthat make you feel knowing that you were able to provide that for them? i think i have to wait until wie get there. we've distil still got three more hours to go i will have to let you know about that later. >> all right then. certainly still a busy kitchen for you this morning and a lot of people helping to make sure that fam community have a meal today. that's correct. thank you so much. thank you so

turkey induced nap. >> you have your slippers on. >> i like to be comfortable. everybody dressed up a came form courtable. >> i wish i could be comfortable. from win hospital day to the next santa will be here tomorrow and reservations can be made to sit on the lap online. >> a lot of shoppers will be pulling all nighter looking for black friday bargains, toys "r" us, targets, kohls and jc pep any are not closing tonight and local mall hours you can find on our web site cbs philly.com. >> when shoppers hit the roads throughout the night should they take along rain gear. meteorologist lauren casey joins us now with a first look at the holiday shopping forecast, lauren. >> thank you, united states of united states of americay, if you get new rain gear you can sport that. you don't need it as far as the rainfall is concerned. quiet conditions and last of that precipitation moving well offshore. cloud deck in place off the 95 corridor and points north and west and breaks in cloud deck across southern new jersey. couple showers. brichingls work across the del valley and they railroad light

seem to be able to do nothing else other than watch it happen. >> get ready, talk turkey. we talk with marge. turkey talk line with the last minute tips to be a hero in the kitchen. >> she's my hero in general. >> i love marge. even while your family and friends are just hanging around, it's the key to success. it is thanksgiving, thursday, november 24th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> can i just call marge even if it has nothing to do with turkey? i just want to table with the family, put her on speakerphone and have her there. >> she's so nice. obviously, the props department stopped out for a bunch of stuff today. >> the piggly-wiggly. >> your supermarket? we have more tips from marge, that's ahead. we start with the president-elect filling two top positions with republican women >> first up, nikki haley accepted to be the u.n. ambassador, and betsy devos tached for secreteducation secr an and wilbur ross. here's more. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump released a thanksgiving message. >> it's thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one

holiday attire. fresh off of a turkey induced nap. >> you have your slippers on. >> i like to be comfortable. everybody dressed up a came form courtable. >> i wish i could be comfortable. from win hospital day to the next santa will be here tomorrow and reservations can be made to sit on the lap online. >> a lot of shoppers will be pulling all nighter looking for black friday bargains, toys "r" us, targets, kohls and jc pep any are not closing tonight and local mall hours you can find on our web site cbs philly.com. >> when shoppers hit the roads throughout the night should they take along rain gear. meteorologist lauren casey joins us now with a first look at the holiday shopping forecast, lauren. >> thank you, united states of united states of americay, if you get new rain gear you can sport that. you don't need it as far as the rainfall is concerned. quiet conditions and last of that precipitation moving well offshore. cloud deck in place off the 95 corridor and points north and west and breaks in cloud deck across southern new jersey. couple showers. brichingls work across th

are giving their turkey cooking duties to someone else, a local bakery. >> i love this idea, cacia bakery has been doing this for years. nbc10's matt delucia slive. matt has become part of the tradition. >> reporter: that's right. i'm the turkey along with the turkeys on the take here at cacia bakery. some of them are being brought in. they're tagging the turkeys and they'll be thrown into the oven. they've been doing this for decades. we have joe here, part of the family. how many years you have been doing this? >> one of the news guys came in and said he's been seeing me in here since i was 12. i don't remember. 10, i don't know. how special this for your family? you get the line of people that come every year to throw their birds in the oven? >> yeah, it's really nice to get that kind of attention, doing things in a positive manner is always nice. >> reporter: now is that a purpose way to prepare the turkey for your oven? >> as long as it's seasoned the way you want it and put in a pan like that, then that's perfect because it's easier to get in and out of the oven and to carry.

be gradually rising out of the 30s for the turkey trots and football games. mid-day is when the house is smelling good cloudy and cool, 42 degrees. i think most of the afternoon is going to be dry and towards the evening hours that's when scattered rain showers develop. sunset will be 4:15 and tomes will be in the upper 30s, big day tomorrow too. i'll let you know who could see a couple of slick spots early tomorrow morning. let's get you on roads. i'm thinking things are quiet out there. >>> let's take a live look right now at the zakim bridge. it's never like this. there's not one car -- there's a couple of cars on the connector. you'll have no issues getting to your destination this morning. >>> some breaking news to tell you about overnight a deadly start to the thanksgiving holiday, one person killed in a wrong way crash on 495. >> we're live at the scene with the very latest. . >> reporter: first responders lanes on 495 southbound of that been shut down for the last several hours. take a look at this video from earlier this morning police tell us this was a wrong-way crash