online at cspan.org or with the free c-span radio app. >>> a look at the state of u.s. turkey relations. this discussion also focused on the impact of a turkish iranian gold merchant accused of violating u.s. economic sanctions against iran who is about to stand trial. this is just over an hour. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm pleased to see that some people are still hungry for turkey. that was my only thanksgiving joke. i'll leave it at that. today was supposed to be the start of a trial.seemingly disa. why it is such a big deal in turkey. i'm very pleased to have an expert panel with us to help discuss that. i wanted to announce a couple of products. we're lain chi launching a broa initiati initiative. it allows you to explore the links. with that, let me go to our panel. we have respected turkish journalist. and nick danforth. can you give us a summary of what the case is all about? what are the allegations in this case. >> sure. thank you for the invitation. he got arrested in march 2016 but also was arrested in 2013, december in turkey and became very, ver

turkey. that is my only thanksgiving joke. i will live the it at that. we are here to discuss -- where in the world is raza harab, he has mysteriously disappeared. but perhaps just as interestingly as that, a question of why this case which involves allegations of this businessman helping iran e evade u.s. sanctions, why is that a sticking point for u.s./turkey relations. i'm pleased to have an expert panel with us. but first i want to announce a couple products coming out today. we are an explainer on the case of what it is and why it's important. we also launchinging a broader initiative in occurty, the firsthand written paper on the topics and allows to you explore the links and the impbt up you will be able to zoom through the constellation of power and corruption in turkey. with that, let me go to the panel. we have a turkish jornlist taniir writing for a new outlet. dr. pornel, stroll and bbc's very own nick dan worth, expert on all things turkish and other things too. let me start with you. can you give us a summary of what the case is about? what are the allegations in

international affairs. a discussion on u.s. turkey relations. we will take you to that event. enjoy your day. >> good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm the director of national security here at the bipartisan policy center. i'm please to some people are still hungry for turkey. that was my only thanksgiving joke. i am sorry. i will leave it at that. case,here to discuss the todayin the world is -- was supposed to be the start of the trial in new york in the , who has businessman seemingly disappeared. why in thistion of case which in bob's allegations he helped iran evade u.s. sanctions against iran. why is that a sticking point for u.s. turkish relations? i'm pleased to have an expert panel to discuss that. i wanted to announce a couple of products the bpc is putting out today. we have an explainer to explain what the case is and we are launching a broad initiative looking at power and corruption in erdogan's turkey. we are launching an interactive feature on our website which is focused on the case and allows you to explain the links between his review -- people. libby go to

". the turkey whisperer speaks their language. >> how you but see the big surprise after the flock comes a calling. >> they came out like homies, like, you rang? >> surprise holiday homecomingings from a girl who -- >> drove 1,150 miles to see her boy. >> to a great grandmother's greatest gift. >> look at it makes it feel like fall. >> all the leaves we get to play in. >> why man's best friend is a big fan, too. >> my leaves. i own the leaves. and if somebody brings a live bird to thanksgiving dinner -- >> they are up to no good. >> the prank that has mom petrified and dad oh so proud. >> my boy! >> i love turkeys, they are hilarious. we start in glasgow, when they were hunting. thought they heard -- the turkey whisperer got to work. not bad. there's a bunch of them. >> came out like homies, like you rang? >> turkey whisperer is amazing. he really starts getting into character. >> he's like the daniel day louis of turkey actors. get close just in case. >> where were you going? you're our god. >> continues. look at this. uses his vest. >> that might have been the mating dance. you d

white house tradition by pardoning a couple of thanks healing turkeys named wishbone and drumstick. the president joked he could not overturn former president obama's pardons from last year. here is the ceremony. [turkey gobbles] gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. john, accompanied by barron trump. thank you forp: being here, and welcome to the white house, very special place. entirelf of us and the trump family, i want to wish you and all americans a very happy and blessed thanksgiving, and i hear the that beautiful turkey. we are here today to continue a .onderful american tradition today in the spirit of thanksgiving i will grant a presidential pardon to a turkey. i'm especially pleased that we are joined for this great whittenburg the chairman of the national turkey federation, along with his wife, charlene, and sons nate and wyatt. it was 70 years ago that the national turkey federation first presented the national thanksgiving turkey the president harry truman, who i might add did not grant the pardon. he refused. he was a tough cookie. today, i'm going to be a

turkeys named wishbone and drumstick from becoming thanks giving dinner. usa today writes when he approached for the pardon, the president explained "big bird." here is the white house ceremony. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. trump accompanied by barron trump. pres. trump: thank you all for being here and welcome to the white house. a very special place. ilania,lf of m barron, and the entire trump family, i want to wish you a very happy and blessed thanksgiving. i hear that beautiful turkey. we're here today to continue a wonderful american tradition. in the spirit of thanksgiving, i will grant a presidential pardon to a turkey. [laughter] i am especially pleased that we are joined for this great occasion by carl wittenberg, chairman of the national turkey federation, along with his wife charlene and sons nate and wyat t. it was 70 years ago that the national turkey federation first presented the national thanksgiving turkey to president add, truman, who, i might did not grant the pardon. he refused. he was a tough cookie. today, i am going to

a turkey. pleased that we are joined for this great occasion by carl wittenberg, chairman of the national turkey foundation with his wife and his sons. that the years ago national turkey federation first presented the national thanksgiving turkey to president harry truman, who, i might add, did not grant a pardon. he was a tough cookie. a muchi am going to be nicer president. over the past 10 months, a lot you and i have had the pleasure aniaelcoming many -- mel and i have had the pleasure of ultimate many special people to the white house. taken in world leaders, politicians, and some strange bird. we have yet to receive any visitors like our guest of honor today, drumstick. hi, drumstick. drumstick is going to be very happy. , thatleased to report unlike billions of other turkeys at this time of year, drumstick has a very bright future ahead of them. on a turkeys raised farm in douglas county, minnesota with the help of five young women from the douglas county 4h chapter who are here with us today. great work. where are they. please stand. great job you have done. h, that is gr

. >>> countdown to thanksgiving. we give you an inside look at a local farm that puts turkeys on the table for everyone from local families to the first family. how nice is that reading a headline that says "crushing the cowboys"? >> the season of giving and -- you know, the eagles were giving it to the cowboys last night. >> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with the first alert forecast. 40 degrees, but you were telling us that's misleading for the region, right? >> really is. winds gusting to 22 miles per hour in philadelphia. winds, 20s for allentown and pottstown. you have to bundle up. 33 the feels-like temperature for millville. dover, 31 degrees. cold all around this morning. yeah. the thermometer says 40. 22 mile-an-hour wind is really making a difference this morning. 40 to start. 30s in the suburbs and new jersey, lehigh valley and delaware. we'll see a lot of sunshine today. the gusty winds will be breezy even into the afternoon but will start to settle later today. 48 this

to see you. >> happy thanksgiving to you. >> if you haven't started thawing your turkey, are we too late? >> we might be. >> what should you do right now? mrs. butterball's turkey talk line is h help you trouble shoot. >> get ready. we have a lot of questions. >>> we are back on "access hollywood live." time to answer any questions you have about cooking tomorrow's thanksgiving turkey. >> sue submit is the co-director of the iconic butterball turkey talk line. she's been talking turkey for 17 years, sue. okay, number one question, where does your turkey need to be at this moment? >> oh, it needs to be thawing. one more day before the big day, so if it's not in the refrigerator yet, put it in cold water. cold water in your sink. keeping the original wrapper, breast-side down. change that water every 30 minutes, it will be your quickest way. >> not hot water? >> cold water. >> how long does it take to thaw out if it's xheetly frozen? >> 30 minutes a pound but it can be done. >> we have gorgeous butterballs here. brine or not to? >> you don't need to brine butterball. you can one cup o

colbert is next. >> should be a good one. eat a lot of turkey, have a safe and happy thanksgiving. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ >> i'm life coach and man giant tony robbins. you know, we all rof thanksgiving, the family, the food. the fights over the difference between yams and sweet potatoes. for the last time, aunt carol, there is no damn difference! now, the holidays are a certain time to focus on what's important to you. that's why i'm proud to introduce my new book "awaken the turkey within: how to stuff yourself with fulfillment this thanksgiving." it's filled with advice on how to hurdle obstacles and make the perfect cranberry sauce. two words: open can. you'll learn great lessons, like, first, if you get the big half of the win bone wish for a luxury sports car but tell everybody you wished for world peace. if you get the small half, stab the the guy with the big half. if you can still hear your heart beating you're not eeght enough. raise your standards, for god's sake. and finally, if you're alone on thanksgiving, dress up your turkey and seat

takes cooking out of the equation. >>> and last minute meal. the turkey, stuffing, deserts, where do you go to grab last minute items you need before setting the table. >>> 6:00 a.m., good morning, happy thanksgiving. this is nbc 10 news today. i'm tracy davidson. >> happy thanksgiving to everyone out there. whatever you do for a tradition on thanksgiving dress warm, whatever the case may be. meteorologist steve sosna and your most accurate weather forecast is here. >> that's right. you want to start to burn off those calories. if you do that, it will be chilly but beautiful in terms of travel weather. the skies will be friendly, the roads will be dry we should be all good there in the travel department. if you're making some last minute travel on the roadways. sunshine, and winds that were out there yesterday are tapering off. and that will be the friend here by this afternoon we'll recover back into the 40s. and with not a lot of wind, it'll feel not bad outside, but you'll still want to have your heavier fall coat especially with temperatures that feel like the 20s and 30s. let

feels like there are many books and once i moved to turkey with the idea that i would write about foreign countries but i had never been anywhere i have lived in london may be for three months. it was a traumatic experience for me. during that first year i was talking to friends of mine, particularly to friends, one british and one indian. i was telling them about what i was learning after about a year when ice set i think i'm going to write a book about turkey they so we think your book is about america is what they had been hearing was my observation about how america seems from abroad how turks read americans. all of this was a revelation to me. at first i was horrified that they thought my book about a foreign country -- but as turkey became mark complicated and i became aware of my weaknesses i didn't feel comfortable writing a book about turkey and what i could write about was the experience of seeing this country from afar. might be a more powerful story i could tell. >> in tackling the book it's very much about your time as a foreign correspondent in turkey you start off t

something and they do it willingly, they are up to no good. >> mom told me to get the turkey this year. [ bleep ] up for that. >> normal children would go to the grocery store, make their turkey reservation or buy the frozen turkey if it's already there. this guy decided to get the live turkey. >> you told me to get the turkey. >> the best part is whom i think is dad walks in to the room and, of course, instead of disciplining -- >> my boy! >> so proud. >> even better, he picks up the turkey. >> here, dan, give him a kiss. >> look, look. >> see, next time do it the other way. >> old fashioned way. >> this is the old fashioned way. >> now over to this next kitchen, where after a big family dinner, of course, somebody has to do the dishes. so you see that sink is all full of stuff. well, there's a reason this video is rolling. small talk going on. mom just continues to go about her business in the kitchen around the dishes. and then -- >> what is it? >> she takes a lid off one of those pots and watch what's inside. i can't tell. it's some kind of dead something, but there are a lot

>>> turkey tradition. it's thanksgiving day. and that means people are looking for the perfect he'd meal. >>> returning to love park. philadelphia's christmas village opens today and people are coming from around the world. >>> and why philadelphia mayor jim kenney is calling the president a bully and a punk. >> i posted that story yesterday on my facebook page, and boy did i get some reactions. happy thanksgiving. welcome to nbc 10 today. >> welcome. and vi is off today. we begin with steve sosna. good morning, steve. >> good morning. it's a bright and beautiful day, but it will be chilly so be ready for that. temperatures this morning are quite cold. 32 right now in philadelphia. the wind chill, it feels like 26. this is what you need to dress for if you're trying to get an early start, maybe heading out out of town with the traffic out there. 28 in pottstown, 21 in dover and not much milding at the shore with temperatures in upper 20s to lower to middle 30s. this is what you need to prepare for, the feels like temperature. that sunshine will help temperatures recover today in the

russia turkey and iran say that they have agreed to keep working on the peace process in syria russia's vladimir putin and the syrian government is committed to a peace process and free and fair elections earlier this year three countries helped to negotiate a partial truce between syrian forces and the opposition's. palestinian political rivals fatah and hamas have agreed to hold elections by the end of twenty eighteen they will be joined by eleven other factions the last parliamentary elections were held in two thousand and six and were won by hamas sparking a civil war the two sides have been meeting to firm up a reconciliation agreement. lebanese prime minister saad hariri says that he is putting his resignation on hold after the country's president asked him to reconsider. i rarely attended independence day celebrations in the capital after returning to lebanon late last night it's nearly three weeks since he suddenly announced his resignation while in saudi arabia. failed coalition talks in germany have catapulted the country into a major political uncertainty president f

and turkey's dependence on others the difference here it is time for us to reconsider our motor membership there are growing voices from inside turkey calling to reconsider its nato membership now turkey has the second largest military inside the nato alliance after the united states but tensions reached a maximum in the last few days after a military training exercise was conducted last week in norway now during that drill a poster was unveiled that had the names of in a means of the alliance and listed there was the turkish president the one as well as a photograph of the founding leader of turkey ataturk now are in protest against that the turks withdrew their forty soldiers from the military training exercise in the turkish president has said that there was an affront on his nation. this is not a personal policy issue. and that turkish nation now the nato secretary general stoltenberg has apologized for this mistake saying that it was carried out by an independent civilian contractor and not somebody who was employed by the alliance he certainly says it does not represent th

the web, including some turkey high jinks. >> look at what happens on his face. >> what happens when a little fireworks messes up the meal. >> wait a minute, that's our turkey dinner? >>> mmm, that smell, that roasted -- tire smell, not turkey. filling the air in this side show, where a bunch of guys with crazy cars all gather round in a public area usually, and just start mobbing it, having a good time. this video goes on and on, a number of different cars and people taking their turns spinning round and round, two cars join in at the same time. >> they double with it. >> that's really cool and amazing but at the same time, dude, down the street. >> it's a battle. >> i'm sorry, i've seen one get split in half from a pole. >> mustang 5.0. >> come on now. >> geez. >> duh. >> all that noise might attract the attention of people other than those who are fans of this. >> cops, cops! >> as soon as you start hearing the horns beep that's the alarm sounding, everybody get on out, have their location preset. once this is blown up, they just go on to the fourth designated location of the nigh

was -- u.s. troops in south korea enjoyed a thanksgiving meal. 60 turkeys fed about a thousand members and their families. >> absolutely amazing: they've outdone themselves. i do have family back at hommocks have a wife and two beautiful daughters. i miss them very much but i'm here now and making the best of it while i can. >> there are about 28,000 u.s. troops based in south korea right now. this morning president trump also took the opportunity to thank members of the military. >> so, as we give thanks for this holiday i know i speak on behalf of all americans when i say that we totally support you. in fact, we love you. we really do. we love you. and this is a thanksgiving that you won't forget. you're in a very different part of the world than you're used to but boy, are you doing a job there. and thank god for you. thank god for you. >> the commander-in-chief also took to twitter today. the president tweeted happy thanksgiving. your country is starting to do really well. jobs coming back. my rest stock market ever. military getting really strong. weological build the wall

because it is perfect for eating and getting bloated. it is huge. have you had any turkey troubles today? or turkey day troubles specifically? it doesn't have to be about the turkey or burning the food or anything like that. has your toilet back up already? or will it later today? >> that happens after the eating, don't you think? >> so how was your thanksgiving going so far at 6:00? >> you know, my first time actually hosting guests outside of my mother and father, i have my grandfather, godfather, his family, his kids, all coming up, 12 people total. big deal around my house. so it is great. orders erred everything, cooking and everything, but one of the stay sells a ham. we like to have ham. and in addition to the turkey or whatever else we have. and last night around 7:00 just got back in from my third visit to the grocery store, we real there is no ham, no ham is here. >> oh, you ordered through the honey back people? >> i want going to call them out. >> that's what most people do, sure. >> so we ordered them, 7:00 p.m. this doesn't seem right. this is not good. so we called t

"right this minute." it wouldn't be turkey day without -- >> thanksgiving fails. >> see why it's a wonder we get it on the table, america. >> guy in this contraption. >> you want these stuffed animals? >> yeah. >> here, take all three of them. >> they are the kid heroes who are behind some heart warming feel good stories. >> how you can help them turn compassion into action. food and football rule this day. get ready to armchair quarterback the freeze frame game. >> nice, okay. >> and surviving thanksgiving dinner with that one relative. >> that's got something shady to say. >> that's your fifth plate. >> see how to clap back and get through the holiday. >> why you going with the girls? >> why can't you stay out of jail? >> got him! >> so grateful for amazing fails, and i've got not one, not two, not three, but four amazing thanksgiving fails. >> banner day! >> first one, these girls trying to make something simple. >> you put frozen fries in hot oil. >> that's happened to me before, but they weren't frozen. i was just trying to make some fries. >> they got it on video from two ang

, turkey, beer, and football? >> we are always watching at home, and now it is here for the first time in we are happy to be here. scott: fedex field is hosting its first thanksgiving day game. lots opened at noon and fans set up shop quickly. >> it is kind of cajun, but sweet and spicy >> chicken kebabs, cornbread, stuffing, macaroni and cheese. scott: while fans are hoping for the mosts win, important thing to these tailgaters is spending time with family, even giants fans. >> coming from all over the united states, it means a lot. scott: scott abraham, abc 7 news. live, we have a.m., turkey, steak sandwiches, and overhear sausage meatballs. the only thing that is missing is i did not get to take a shot. back to you in the studio. nancy: the night is young. michelle: after the game maybe. erin, thank you. nancy: a d.c. football tradition clotted by controversy. >> punished for, giving free food to people who are hungry? michelle: whty an act of charity ended with a fine. bill: getting back to the forecast, the giants-redskins, layer up. degrees, but clear cal m. michelle: what this ener

going to invent his own turkey dropping contraption for the turkey fryer. he's got it. don't be a naysayer. >> i say nay. >> guy in this contraption. >> nay. >> watch this go. >> whoa! >> so lucky. so lucky. >> is he, though? >> he's alive. he's lucky. >> and the fire seems to be somewhat small, not massive. maybe continue working on the design. in this next one, this dude is so excited, he's got a turkey. that thing looks delicious. >> looks like perfection. >> looks good. let's see it. >> getting hot. it's hot, it's hot. >> good. >> you idiot! >> put it down! don't drop it. >> tragic. >> look at the disappointment. whole bloody week's been ruined. >> he's looking at it, i'll still eat it. >> this next one, this woman is trying to make a flan. it's a cream caramel dessert. she thinks she's got it. she's never made it before, but she slipped over the bundt cake pan. they are excited to see their dessert. it's going to be short lived. the thing was a flop. >> it's a pineapple upsidedown cake. >> the thing is flat and the caramel that's supposed to be on top is still stuck on the pa

: don't let your guests down tomorrow. we have an emergency turkey question line this morning. send just your questions, and our expert chefs will answer it for you, right here, right now. >> and of course we got to go back to our inapropriate heartwarming by the hearth holiday pole. what do you think is the most popular holiday forgetting it on, the hankypanky. >> i'm getting some questions, what exactly is hankwpanky? >> yes, uncle mike, tell us? >> horizontal folk dancing. >> you hear that, austin? >> low doesn't like to folk dance? put it that way. >> get your groove on. >> oh, i see. so, people who are weighing in, a lot of people think it is new years eve. but you still have some timement and we will reveal later in the show. because there is research that's been done on this. >> yes. >> big money on this. >> big money. so please, weigh in. >> it is raining. >> but won't rain all day. >> that's good. >> no. >> well, we're trying to travel now. >> right. if you don't like to drive in the rain, just wait a little while. >> like until after the evening rush. >> well, for rain pur

lot of people are home, finishing up the turkey dinner. they are getting ready to watch football tonight. but here it just looks like thursday. take a look at the video we shot a short time ago when the macy's store opened at 5:00 this afternoon. there were people already lined up to get inside. now, they are doing something a little different at tysons this year. we're told that the stores today are staggering their opening hours. so macy's opened at 5:00. there are some other stores in the mall opening at 6:00. thre and of course, some are not opening at all. that was an effort to sort of cut down on the type of crowd that we saw last year. it is a busy hectic day here. people checking out those holiday season bargains. there are plenty of things for them all over. things are picking up as people finish up their thanksgiving dinner and head out and figure out something to do. a lot of people are here with their families. live in tysons corner, jackie bensen. >> one way to burn off the calories: jackie, thank you. now to breaking news. there's been a shooting near a school in pr

turkey's president heir to one agreed to join the opposing both eisel and kurdish separatists in turkey. more than two hundred thirty people are killed in an assault on a mosque in egypt's north sinai province it appears to be the deadliest terror attack in the country's history plus. panic on the streets of london people flee one of the city's the busiest shopping districts after reports of gunfire. and a high security facility that strikes fear in the hearts of even russia's most hardened criminals we gained unique access to the black dolphin the nation's toughest prison these are the some of the country's worst maniacs serial killer as terrorists and he wouldn't have held. for most of his in moscow this is our own thomas really glad to have you with us. now donald trump and his turkish counterpart richard tayyip erdogan have agreed on a joint fight against eisel in syria and kurdish separatist fighters in turkey earlier in a phone call with the turkish president also promised to cease arming u.s. backed kurdish forces in syria. and has more. well we now have a statement from t

focus on what's important to you. that's why i'm proud to introduce my new book "awaken the turkey within: how to stuff yourself with fulfillment this thanksgiving." it's filled with advice on how to hurdle obstacles and make the perfect cranberry sauce. two words: open can. you'll learn great lessons, like, first, if you get the big half of the win bone wish for a luxury sports car but tell everybody you wished for world peace. if you get the small half, stab the the guy with the big half. if you can still hear your heart beating you're not eeght enough. raise your standards, for god's sake. and finally, if you're alone on thanksgiving, dress up your turkey and seat it at the table. then instead of feeling bad about being alone, you can feel bad about eating your only friend. and so many other life boosters. so order "awaken the turkey within" today. grab that drum stick of possibility and dunk it in the gravy of achievement. pluts it makes for great stuffing. mmm! that's going to be moist tomorrow. >> it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, trump ends charity. , plus

. for this year's pardoning of the national thanksgiving turkeys, the white house posted a poll on twitter to select which of two birds were to receive the presidential pardon. president trump pardon the winner "drumstick" at a pardoning ceremony and he was joined by his wife and then, baron. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united dates there accompanied by his wife and his son, . -- barron trump. trump: we are here today to continue a wonderful american tradition. the spirit of thanksgiving, i will grant a presidential pardon to a turkey. [laughter] i am especially pleased that we are joined for this great by carl wittenberg, german of the national turkey federation, along with his wife, charlene and sons, nate and why it. it was 70 years ago that the national turkey federation first presented the national thanksgiving turkey to president harry truman, who i might add, did not grant a pardon, he refused. he was a tough cookie. today, i am going to be a much nicer president. over the past 10 months, melania and i have had the edge of welcoming many, many special visitors

here right that the numbers have doubled. the most of the boats we get are coming from turkey and coming. composed of syrian refugees mainly. i think that the refugee crisis is nowadays coming from syria has seized up not just for cyprus but also for greece and for europe in general one of the reasons i think of the peace that has been agreed for syria the deescalation zones the fact that people do not need to plea to save their lives. i don't accept that. it's because of turkey that. refugees have stopped going to greece is because of the closure of the broken route western book on route there if you just don't don't go and look to greece but has the sorry has the e.u. turkey deal made it any easier for you in terms of refugee entries no on the contrary we have same the doubling as you have said well the you have a. statement the agreement with the very you can say it's in theory because the way that turkey is behaving at the moment at the in test kit regarding the rule of law democracy human rights does not allow the european union to proceed for instance with a visa liberalizat

i. >> you have flaming hot cheetos turkey. ya, this has been trending, everyone talk being about this new recipe for thanksgiving, turkey. well, local chef, chef millie, he's made us one. but, he is doing it dill different. we know the recipe going around. he says you got to make your turkey with mayonnaise. how do you feel about that? we will try it. >> all right, play it. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> so he is 12 and in our area up and coming, people know him, matt ox, joining us with a live performance, check it out, i knew him when, i got to see him when. >> that's right. >> you know what he'll be big, in fact he already is. he is here in the studio. bring in the grateful gobbler, that time of day. on our feathers, what you're thankful for. >> the final day. >> it is. >> oh, my gosh. >> we will read our thankful miss feathers tomorrow on the show because you're all here live. are you here? she is not here. >> like and i are here. >> so we have a make feather for you. both sides.we can write on- there you go. >> i need a pen. do we have an extra pen. >> yes. >> i told my friends i w

hours, going to go right by fox news, macy's and harold square and the turkey, there is the turkey expert taking your questions all morning long. if you have any questions about how to cook this as we get closer to it. jillian: happy thanksgiving, you're watching a thanksgiving addition of "fox and friends" first. rob: if you are awake you are probably cooking. straight to a fox news alert serious issues to get to even though it is a holiday, frantic search for three missing sailors expanding after a navy cargo plane plummeting into the philippine sea. rob: the latest tragedy involving military aviation. garrett tenney in the nations capital with breaking details. >> reporter: the u.s. navy tells us it is expanding its search for missing sailors and the japanese navy is assisting in those efforts, the cargo plane took off from japan and crashed 570 miles southwest of okinawa in the philippine sea as it was heading to the uss ronald reagan. within an hour of the crash u.s. navy helicopters rescued eight of the 11 sailors on board who are now in good condition. donald trump is monito

working towards santa rosa, sonoma. not expected to bring much measurable precipitation. oakland turkey trot starting this morning at 8:30 a.m. when people will start trotting around lake merritt. cloudy, cool conditions. 59 degrees for that high this morning. and then later on this afternoon, oakland will be down into the upper 60s. that's cooler than yesterday. it's a big day to maybe trot before you eat? not a bad idea. >>> two bird strikes in one day at sfo on one of the busiest travel days of the year. first a united express skywest plane taking off for oregon hit a bird around noon yesterday and that bird got sucked into one of the two engines. the plane like this one was in the air for 30 minutes before making an emergency landing back at sfo. after that a united 737 bound for seattle aborted its take- off roll when it hit turkey vultures. called miracle on the hudson in bird strike was the so called e on the hudson in 2009. the bay area's own captain sull sullenberger landed his u-s a >> the most famous bird strike was the so-called miracle on the hudson in 2009. the bay area's

have a visit from turkey boy at 9:30. >> turkey boy? >> oh great. >> sounds >> oh, great. >> okay. we look forward it to. >> middle name is jive. >> jive turkey boy. >> jive turkey boy. >> oh, boy. >> aren't you glad you're with us today, ya'll. >>> the eyes of the nation will be on new york city this morning as the annual macy' parse raid kicks off. two and a half mile journey through manhattan. all the floats have been inflated and the crowds are packing times square and herald square streets for good few but among those crowds police who are in plane clothes, officers with portable radiation detector and officers with assault weapons on rooftops. they're there make sure that the entire route is safe. robin moser has more on the parade and extra precautions in place this year. >> reporter: we're right in the middle of all the action here at 77th and certainly tal parkway west this is where the parade begins i'm on board one of the main stay floats this is tom the turkey. over here on 77th street you'll see many of those giant balloons there is olaf getting ready to go. the 91 is

attack. he said he is filled with gratitude even though his doctors won't let him touch turkey and mashed potatoes. >>> happening today, the 6abc thanksgiving parade. the dancers mastered their routines and they are ready to join the floats and balloons and stars for the big parade. >> reporter: katherine scott is the i happen flakes -- inflation station. >> reporter: good morning, guys, inflation station is set up on market street. the balloons are going up. these are the cold air balloons. down the street we have bugs bunny. he just joined us, and there are some other buddies joining them. buddy the dinosaur is back there, as well. around 9:30 p.m. crews were setting up the dollies and plywood and fringes and they were here at 2:00 a.m. to keep setting up. plastic tarps are pinned down by sandbags. the helium balloons go on top of the plastic as a precaution so no holes get poked in them. there will be 18 broons in the parade -- balloons in the parade including daniel tiger. fiddlesticks the mouse will be making his debut. there will be 17 floats and 17 marching bands from across acroe

>> after a day of traveling comes day of eating. many turkeys in the oven right now, if you're a procrastinator, buy one of those frozen birds, you better put it in some cold water and put it in water for the next ten hours, the mash potatoes, green beans, stuffing, mac and cheese, all of the good stuff. we take you across the delaware vale, where one place is cooking up some delicious birds, another place offering some deals you won't finds anywhere else. great to have you with us this thanksgiving. mike, good morning to you. happy thanksgiving. >> are you a big turkey guy? >> i am a big turkey guy, i wasn't going to cook it this year, at the soup market, they have the special where you hit a certain amount and get free turkey, so i ended up getting free turkey. so the wished in the oven. i just checked with my local fire department. no fires at the house right now. so we're doing just fine. >> scanners aren't going off. we're doing just fine. >> take a selfie. this was was me at 1:00 a.m. disappointed look, little concerned because the birds, there is the happier look, right be

their list this weekend. when you should buy online. what you should wait for plus our turkey 911 team is here to help save your holiday. what we're cooking up on this thanksgiving morning. ♪ i need you by my side can't you see that i'm lonely ♪ ♪ rescue me >>> and good morning, america. happy thanksgiving, everyone. let's take a look at the macy's thanksgiving day parade right here in new york city. we are going to be live along that famous route, ginger is with the crowds on this very chilly morning looking beautiful and lara is in philadelphia with all the excitement at that parade as well. hi, lara. >> if you're gearing up to host a thanksgiving feast this morning -- and i know amy is doing this -- don't stress. we've got three expert chefs here in times square answering all your last-minute questions about turkey day. one piece of advice, don't try to shove the whole thing, the turkey that is, into the microwave. >> never put a turkey in a microwave. >> that's why i'm giving advice. >> america thanks you for that. >> i'll be here all morning. >>> all right. let's go str

: i'm live in orfield, pennsylvania. when it comes to thanksgiving, you got to get the right turkey to go from this to this to your dinner table. we'll give you a look inside at the process that's going into making sure that you get your turkey on the table this thursday. >>> three, two, one, go. >> and coming up new at 6:00, a new sport is emerging that might pique the interest of your child's inner competitor. it's drone racing. it gives kids an alternative to contact sports. >>> three days, that's how close we're to a thanksgiving dinner. the focal point is the turkey. where's the best place to buy the bird? we decided to ask the experts. >> reporter: matt delucia is live in the lehigh valley with the farm that provided the turkey for the first family for more than 50 years. tell us more. >> reporter: one thing is for certain. i'm not the expert on turkeys. we are talking turkeys with the people who are experts at jindall farms in orfield, pennsylvania. they've been at this more than 80 years. let's give you a look at the process of making sure you get your food on the dinner table

today, people across the bay area are getting ready to take part in turkey trots and burn off some calories ahead of those thanksgiving feasts. >> "today in the bay" is live at the largest turkey trot event in san jose this morning. what can we expect, bob, this morning? also what is it? 23,000 people? >> huge! >> insane. >> reporter: 23,000 runner and still time to register. home rauwatching and have the energy and want to run in a 5ko 10k, you can still go on the website and register. downtown san jose, you can see san jose police already starting to shut off a number of the roads here in the downtown area. something to keep in mind if you're got to be driving down here, and if you look over here. where the actual starting gate's going to be of the various races that will be running through, throughout the morning. so if you're not familiar with the silicon valley turkey trot, it's a fun event. people come up here, dress up. they eve haven't a kids' run later in the morning. a festival area around hp pavilion on the arena green guadeloupe area, park river. a great way to burn cal

waste no time fleeing the capital for home. the thanksgiving turkey pardon by the president, they are still talking turkey around here. >> we prefer to have this conversation and those debates now than have somebody show up nba no vote. >> that may be but those conversations won't be easy especially if republicans don't like what they see so far. >> it doesn't mean i don't want to vote for a real solution. >> reporter: ron johnson doesn't like the emerging senate tax deal because small businesses need a bigger break. susan collins doesn't like the repeal of the obamacare individual mandate. deficit hawks like bob corker of tennessee and arizona's jeff flake don't like the price tag. the phone lines between white house officials and capitol hill holdouts are burning up. >> i have met with senator corker and senator johnson and senator collins. >> those who have watched these things play out see trouble ahead. >> this is a dangerous time, this could turn into a game of wack a more as the president spends a few weeks courting individual senators to get this through. >> if that doesn't ha

turkeys won't end up on the dinner table. wishbone and drumstick as they're called will get official pardon from the president today in the white house rose garden. pardoning of the turkey is presidential tradition 07 years in making. they are donating two turkeys to d.c. non profit martha table. after pardon opening the family will thol mar largo will they fill celebrate thanksgiving. >> once again electronicyes get pardoned after station in fancy hotel. >> nicer than any room i ever stayed in ever. >> a turkey goats fly into town and then stay into a fancy hotel. >> at the willard. >> at the willard. >> sounds like first >> flew first class straight on in. >> maybe they threw themselves. >> are they birds of flight. >> i don't know. i don't know how far turkeys can fly. anya busy day for miss erin today. >> 4:45 to 6 will be busest time to travel today. >> i'll be indoors. >> i'll stay away. >> and as for the time i'm outdoors what kinds of day are we looking at. >> not such a bad di temperature-wise. sunny and bright skies. more clouds roll in second half of the day. temperatures

, we're talking great moments in turkey pardonings, because it is thanksgiving. stay with us. we're back after this. >> ♪ this club is heated ♪ ♪ this spot is blazin' ♪ ♪ i can't believe it ♪ >> ♪ you don't ♪ ♪ you don't mess with america ♪ >> we started this show back in june, and one of my favorite things we've done so far is -- when we hit the streets with a very simple question, "how much do you know america?" let's take you back to the days of summer, where we put some very brave people to the test. how many branches of government are there? are there >> there is...four. >> what?! >> three? is it three? wait. >> three. >> can you name three of them? >> the executive branch, the legislative branch, and the judiciary branch. >> okay. perfect. nailed it. who is the head of the executive branch? paul ryan, donald trump, or oprah winfrey? >> [ laughing ] paul ryan? what did you say? >> well, it's donald trump, the president. >> wait. what did you say? >> who's the head of the executive branch? >> oh. >> [ laughing ] donald trump. >> all right. see? you're 2 for 2. tha

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