was forgotten in turkey married to ais popstar in turkey. more or less he has been on the turkish an agenda since 2013. he got arrested. it was a shock to everyone. then. been in jail since we do not know if he is still in jail but we know for sure he is under u.s. federal custody now. there are lots of speculations they are using a hotel or somewhere else. that has been 4 indictments. the first came after reza zarrab was arrested. the second one came a year ago before the u.s. elections expanded included his brother. third, when the second person got arrested. he is also in jail. and the fourth just came up early september, the most expanded one, and included a finance minister, plus the general manager of a bank, a turkish public bank. deputy international general manager who was taking care of the international banking. a total of nine people. it really hit turkey. >> what is he charged with? counts ande six charges. it is one of them, conspiracy against the united states. basically the united states. .he second is banking defrauding u.s.

turkey, had it not been for turkey's nato membership, turkey would have had every reason to be terrified of iran's nuclear program. no country would be excited about a neighbor developing nuclear weapons if they did not have them. the reason turkey was not as concerned about this as they would otherwise have to be was because it was a nato member, because it enjoyed nato's nuclear umbrella, because it had nato protecting it from any nuclear weapons iran might get. at a time when turkey was relying on nato protection in the case that iran did develop nuclear weapons, for it to then take actions that undermined nato's or leading nato countries' efforts to stop iran's nuclear program seems like a pretty deep violation of the spirit of the alliance. >> i think that's a really interesting issue and maybe we can bookend this question of turkey's position between the u.s. and iran and maybe how that shifted because it also gets us to events of the last couple days with erdogan going to sochi and meeting with both president putin and hassan rouhani. the phone call that erdogan and trump had on f

rob: butterball turkey expert janice stahl joins us. how do we avoid blowing out the turkey? i start with my personal question. >> two ways to go about it. we can use black trick fire, deep fryer's are phenomenal, can't catch fire, they are endorse it, electric, many outdoor propane, you need to follow some good safety rules and when you lower the turkey into the oil part term the flame off to make sure the oil doesn't run over because that is when the fire happens. the oil goes into the flame, no going to back. let's get to viewer questions, kathy enjoyed ask the best way to prep the turkey before cooking it. >> butterball turkey's are ready to go, just remove the packaging, a roasting pan, on a rack, we call something, take a big piece of oil, crunch it up, roll it into a coil, makes for easy cleanup, you need vegetable oil, salt and pepper and put it in your oven, the easiest thing you can make. rob: fred asking i forgot to get a roasting pan. how deep does the pan need to be so the drippings don't fall on the side? >> a couple inches. you need a couple inches on the side.

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, very famous in

while the turkey bakes in the oven. david murphy talked about the holiday warm-up. >>> a life is tragically lost in philadelphia in a house fire. the fire was on the 5300 block of delancy street. firefighters contained the flames to inside of the home and one person was killed in the fire. >>> investigators continue to search for what caused a fire at a senior citizen community in chester county. they found the the final two bodies missing yesterday. it was found in the south wing where the two other fatal victims were located on tuesday. the five-alarm fire destroyed the facility one week ago. >>> new claims of sexual misconduct are hitting capitol hill. congressman on both sides, joe barton of texas is facing accusations of inappropriate behavior. an unidentified woman said he would report her if she went to police. barton says the graphic pictures were sent to other women he pursued while separated from his wife. >> and john conyers the longest serving member of the house is accused of sexual misconduct by two women.

i will also thank the national turkey federation for bringing aong two other turkeys from gentle turkey farm in orfield, pennsylvania. the great state of pennsylvania. we're donating these turkeys to martha's table, a truly fantastic charity and washington, d.c., which provides for meals to people in need. they do a fantastic job. before we get to the pardon, i would like to take a moment to extend our very heartfelt special message.. thanks to the finest and bravest people in the entire world, our great men and women in uniform. the military. law enforcement. first responders. these are incredible people, so thank you. and of you are always -- your loved ones, and you are far away and you spent so much time away. this thanksgiving, i want each of you to know that we are forever grateful for the incredible job and sacrifices you and your families make in defense of our nation, our freedom, and our truly great american life. i would all -- american flag. i would also like to express, my thanks to the wonderful citizens of our country the people who care for our communities, raise america

there turkeys in the tree? >> what's going on? turkey in the tree. >> a minute later still blown by the sight in front of them. >> how the hell did it get up there, though? >> flew. >> they can fly? >> wait, wings have uses? just as they start driving off -- >> keep your window rolled down. it's frick'n flying! >> greatest thing i've ever seen in my life. >> bye, turkeys! >> thanksgiving is all about getting together like in this video. that's shelly in the bed of that truck and she's traveled over 1,100 miles to surprise her boyfriend he is in the military academy there and they have been waiting to come downstairs and discover what was in the back of that truck, his girlfriend. >> so surprised. >> say hi to your mom while you're at it. >> i think the mom got her hugs and kisses. these two only get to see each other about once a month, so this is really special. this is when the military comes to see you. she unlocks the door. somebody is standing right there. that is her big brother. he's an aircraft handling

certain turkey director of amnesty international. the founding human rights group human rights group or guy has never been an easy task. shows. its concordes dangerous as well put the. pupil can be accused of ridiculous charges. for no good presumes the accused have long campaigned for human rights in turkey the question now is whether that campaign can continue if found guilty the defendants could face fifteen years in prison. while thursday is thanksgiving and the united states and this year more americans will travel then and over a decade in fact more than fifty million people will be making big trips away from home with increases in car air and rail travel analysts say that a growing number a growing economy and cheap tickets are behind the phenomenon with all those cars on the road and lines at the airport one thing that everyone should pack is patience. you're up to date now on news i'm sorry kelly in berlin thanks so much for watching we'll see you next time.

cranberries, turkey, all that stuff. live at fedex field, derrick ward. >> bring some of the fried up turkey back to the studio, derrick. it looked good. >> i'll try. we'll be in late, though. >> true. >> going to be a long night. >>> when you consider the things you're thankful for, president trump wants to you include him at the top of your list. the president used his thanksgiving day message to explain why he thinks the country is in a better place now than last year. on twitter, mr. trump touted the record breaking stock market and low unemployment rate. the president and his family are celebrating thanksgiving at his private club in palm beach, florida. >> everybody, happy thanksgiving. you're very, very special people to me and to everybody in this country. that i can tell you. >th words from his home in mayor a lag owe. he thanked god for the men and women in the country. after speaking to troops overseas, the president and first lady visited a coast guard station today. >>> a congressman says he's the victim of

concerning the american it down to divide turkey to aim at dividing turkey by using the biggie more prizes and more answers of turkey will have to be expected i mean if we look at the incident in the hand it was a bit of an embarrassing incident wasn't it for nato and the fact that they've had to come out and apologize how likely do you think it is that nato can afford to lose i encourage this point because you know given the turkish. input into nato it's a second strongest military presence isn't it so it's caused a really rather embarrassing situation. i think nato has a big big problem nato has a very very big problem more than the nato the united states as a big problem because not only in this incident and not only by losing the turkish forces but in general with the rupture been in the transatlantic system between europe on the one side and the united states on the other side the future in the nato is very very dull people but here we do see clearly have a pioneering role of turkey in resisting the american interventions in the middle east and in in europe as well as a pioneering for

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how to pick the best turkey. advice from experts. >> would you realize it's 5:00 when you saw the big plate of turkey and grave? welcome to "nbc10 news today," i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. meteorologist bill henley with the first alert forecast. the wind is a factor? >> the winds from yesterday still blowing. the windchills feel like low 30s morning. look at the camera shaking in cape may. a gusty wind. the wind is steady at 15 miles per hour in philadelphia. making it feel like below freezing for philadelphia, northeast philly, wilmington. 20s in allentown, reading, pottstown. a cold start. now 39 in philadelphia. winds at 15 miles per hour. 30s for the suburbs. in fact, 30s all around. sunshine, we will see a lot of sunshine today. after the temperatures cool at 7:00, low 40s and heading to the upper 40s this afternoon. the winds will be blowing, keeping in the cooler air. it will limit the warmup today. upper 40s for philadelphia. 44 for the lehigh valley. new

welcome to the turkey talk line. >> hi, carol, i'm cooking my bit butterball turkey breast with wings, and i put it in at 325. >> stephen: oh, boy. >> but if after two hours, i put aluminum foil on it. >> stephen: uh-huh. overall of it or just the thighs? >> there were no thigh s. >> stephen: there were no thyself? >> no. >> stephen: what happened to the bird? why are there no thighs? >> the way it was sold was the breast and the wings. >> stephen: you got ripped off. >> that's the way they sold it. >> stephen: you got ripped off. birds usually come with thighs. i apologize. can i get your number. we'll send you out a fresh turk wethighs. that's not right. >> what do you mean? how do you do that? >> stephen: just give me an address and we'll send you another turkey. it should have come from thyself. most of them are grown with them. >> oh, really? it's in the oven and it's an hour less than the required cook time. >> stephen: yeah, that happens a lot. >> and the meat thermometer is saying it's at 188. >> stephen: 188! >> yes. >> stephen: get out of there. it's going to blow. 188? ther

it's good for turkey soup, turkey sandwiches, turkey chili. [ chuckles ] so you're staying 'til after the turkey's done? that's a nice surprise. you know, your room's ready. it's all clean. you can stay all night long. carly, let me worry about the cooking, you worry about the guests. ♪ hi! [ chuckles ] hi. wow, you look great. [ chuckles ] so do you. i haven't seen... this before. oh, yeah, my mom bought it for me. she said my old one was wearing out and i needed to upgrade my look. [ both chuckle ] wait, wait. didn't she come? as soon as we got to the guardhouse -- oh, no. no, max and milo were supposed to leave the gates open. tell me they weren't still out there.

let's talk turkey. and whether you're a poultry pro or new to the game, who better to guide us through the most important part of the meal of thanksgiving than butterball. you're considered a turkey >> i am. >> nice, so humblebrag. you can tell us what to do. right now, i'm hosting thanksgiving this year and the bird we're going to use is still flying out back. ask o >> oh, man. >> what do we do at this point? >> it doesn't matter if your thanksgiving is totally perfect, snok. >> as long as your turkey is perfect, everything else is gravy. if you burn the sweet potatoes, it doesn't matter. if your turkey is still frozen, we're real close to thanksgiving. there's an easy way to thaw it out. it's going to take about 30 minutes per pound. you take your turkey here, keep it in this netting but keep the wrapper underneath it on. >> you can thaw it out while that's still there. >> exactly. fill up your kitchen sink can cold water, put the turkey in, breast side down. make s submerged, flip the turkey and chan

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 to the great white house. we have hosted dozens of incredible, world leaders, members of congress and along the way, a few very strange word. .- strange bird now we have yet to receive any visitors quite like our members -- magnificent test of honor today, "drums take." hi drumstick? i think you will be very happy. [laughter] i am pleased to report that unlike millions of many other turkeys at this time of the year, drumstick has a very bright future ahead of him. on theck was raised turkey farm in douglas county, minnesota with the help of five young women from the douglas county 4-h chapter who are here with us today. i would like to say, great work. where are they? please stand. great job you have done! [applause] four h! that is great,

no, did that turkey do that? i didn't know it could do that. >> yes, that turkey -- >> i didn't know. no tricks on the road. i've got to get off that real fast before i embarrass myself. watching at conshohocken, both directions okay. a slowdown here. everything looks the same in both directions. north and southbound now, just for the most part a little delay moving in or away from the schuylkill expressway. also watching a vehicle fire in pottstown on north hanover street around king street. you'll have detours around there. and starting to see delays on 95, too. on the southbound side, woodhaven to the vine street expressway, a 27-minute trip. average speeds into the 30s. >>> next, back with the top headlines that we're following this morning. >> and that includes a thanksgiving travel rush. when the roads will be at their busiest today. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put

>>> 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. th

turkeys can get really aggressive. >> i did not know turkeys could fly, but that flew. notice the wings started working. >>> holiday parties can get tense, so -- >> know how to clap back, baby. >> see the attitude ain't left.. >> the hilarious wis so keep it up. >>> thanksgiving is a time where families get to bond and watch football, hang out, but there's always that one family member that's got something shady to say. know how to clap back, baby. >> brenda, you're not going to speak to nobody? >> that walked by three times and didn't speak to nobody. why do i have to speak? >> didn't you just get arrested last week? didn't you get evicted from your house? >> baby, why you got on so much makeup? why ain't nobody eating your potato salad? >> why are you going with the girls? >> as soon as one of those barbs goes back and forth, everybody is like uh-oh. >> everybody knows everybody's secret. >> why can't you stay out of jail? >> that's your fifth plate. >> dang, that's your fifth husband. >> i've heard something like that once. it wasn't pretty how that ended. >> on top

they all had turkey are they all wanted turkey. i don't know whether their parents are going to succeed in this dimension data is. asy mentioned native food being a part of their meal. >> i'm getting hungry. i don't know about the rest of you. we are giving a lot of exercise there. sorry at home if you can't see that that the microphone guys running everywhere. >> to change the subject a bit, the book is fascinating. one thing you don't going to is the thanksgiving after president kennedy's assassination that i want to get reflection of the remember how different it was because when i've read about it in the past it's obviously very challenging time for the country and people came together and it was really painful moment. >> i remember his assassination, but i don't remember the thanksgiving that year. i do remember after september september 11th and the meaning of help for a lot of us. that gives me an opening to say something i've been stressing when i speak about thanksgiving, which as this year as you indicated in your opening

not as obvious what happened between turkey and the u.s. that's what makes us that very aware, it's not vietnam or egypt, but yet it's complicated to that rob turks of the time amir sovereignty but i think it scared people especially in the 60s that this relationship could become stronger and that's why turks rebelled so strongly against it. >> overseen in the united states with the protests, there's a huge polarization in the country politically. i also think in washington irrespective of who is occupying the white house there's this ambivalence and that was certainly true under president obama about what is america's role in the world because i have a strong china and india. you have strong nations like turkey that we previously relied on an were economically backward i could tell what to do. we can't do that anymore. the marks places in latin america and africa too. it's very true we start to see this unraveling of american foreign policy on a policy lev level. set aside what's happening in country think the united states is very lost. w

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 great. drumstick and his friend westbound will live out their days at gobbler's arrest. it is antom built, enclosure on the campus of virginia tech, a tremendous sch

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

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 of kosher salt, overnight. next thing you'll brush it with vegetable oil to give it the nice golden brown color. >> no butter? >> vegetable oil gives it better browning color. >> i'm all about the skin on this. what about the skin, do you have to cover it up so -- no, don't cover it with aluminum foil. >> not yet. i'll put it in the oven uncovered, 325-degree oven, on a flat rack. we have carrots. put in veg

>> they were processing turkeys. they were slaughtering turkeys right behind her. >> oh, my goodness. did not get pardoned. >> they did not get pardoned. she did not extend the pardon. yeah. >> so, that's what happens if you don't get pardoned. >> you go to alaska. >> you become this. >> that's what happened to her career. yeah. >> this is what an unpardoned turkey looks like. >> that's right. it becomes turkey breast. which, by the way -- >> [ laughs ] i don't know if i like your traditional meal, tim. >> this is like, "look, i'm on a fixed income." >> just like mama used to make. >> by the way, i want to point out the turkey on the front of the table right here. handiwork courtesy of our wonderful producer christy barber. [ crowd cheering ] >> that is. and speaking of turkeys, we wanted to talk about who we've determined to be the turkeys of the year when we come back on this special thanksgiving edition of "the final 5." [ boston's "more than a feeling" plays ] >> ♪ you don't ♪ ♪ you don't mess with america

i'm matt dalucia live in south philadelphia where there are turkeys, turkeys and more turkeys ready to be thrown into the oven. a thanksgiving tradition, we're coming right back. >>> and just a few hours an annual market will welcome guests once again. for mild-to-moderate eczema? it can be used almost everywhere on almost everybody. the arm of an arm wrestler? the back of a quarterback? the face of a fairy? prescription eucrisa is a nose to toes eczema ointment. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes within your skin. and it's steroid-free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. >>> well, thanksgiving chill. live look at center city. we are in for a cold holiday today. what you need to know before you head out to dinner today. >>> and dinner dash. the decades old turkey tradition in south philadelphia has has people lining up with their uncooked birdie. >>> and deals, deals and door busters. sales are happening now in stor

thing, these turkeys are very quiet. so do the three of you have anything to say for yourselveses? about being pardoned and living here in this beautiful state and never being thanksgiving dinner, ever? no comment. not even a gobble? come on. all right. no, we're getting no comment. they only gobble when they're startled like this moment right here. >> [gobbling] >> they had their home right here which is where they're cooped up and they have pumpkin snacks so they're not going to fly the coop because well, they can't fly. so the next time you're here, make sure to pay your respects to each totus and that's the alkylation crow for cronym -- that's the acronym for turkey of the united states. >> the first turkey saved from the dinner table by trump, those birds are on a virginia tech farm. >>> we have troubling stories from maryland. a man is accused of fondling a 4 year old girl. 80-year-old rose was arrested in newburgh. after speaking with learned he may have assaulted other young children over the years. and the exact

daytime high twerking turkey day. 54 black friday. weekend now looks dry. 6 owe sdpa. 47 sunday. >> checking the forecast. erin is back with busy travel day. >> yes, busy travel day. terrible turkey traffic tuesday. right now we have volume building and still in the green zone. that's good news, 66 eastbound 234 to beltway i'll let you know if that changes. i want to point out out of town routes as well. congested areas headed to work. making your way charlottesville this morning to enjoy the thanksgiving holiday. keep in mind traffic quiet web side at well. 28 looks good. maim orr's bwi and reagan national and dulles are speed. 95 northbound a trip occoquan bridge to beltway as we wake up traffic is starting to pick up. i'll let you know if delays hit earlier than usual. all metro rail lines reason on time. holy and wisdom. >> time now is 5:18 let's look at stories yo look at stories you're engaging with most on social media. >> president trump took to twitter tweeting about the anthem controversy he's not happy with marshawn lynch w

i got a turkey turkey. place and yes i thought to put you in front of the white house well actually this is the white house so i'm in front of the way halves and we should part in a turkey here or one that i've seen giblets are incredibly important that any recipe that you're considering for thanksgiving is under and just it's just it's in the stuffing and capers capers in the stuffing is an under utilized ingredient and i'm telling it it gives your turkey an aromatic quality that your guests will they won't quite figure it out but they'll be engaged in conversation once they get the whiff of those capers and chestnuts beautiful so i thought for this thanksgiving as we are actually on this day eating turkey with family. we would do an episode special about what we're thankful for because you know i think it's important after what eight or nine years now of crimes report to give thanks to the audience and for various topics and conversations we were allowed to do over the years because in this sort of enviro

mt dad is a retired police officer and this is what we do, we serve turkeys, carve turkeys, now i am back out here delivering turkeys"> in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with another look at the four zone forecast... lawrence karnow: there were plenty of clouds and mild temperatures on this thanksgiving day. there were also a few showers in the north bay. highs today were above normal and in the 60s and 70s. you can still see a few light showers on doppler radar so if you're heading out to do any shoping you may want to bring an umbrella especially in the north bay. on the satellite picture you can see the stream of moisture coming up from the south. most of the rain continues to move to the north. some of that tropical moisture will combine with a storm coming down from the gulf of alaska. it's looking like a windy and wet storm over the weekend. if you're goi

use a fresh or thawed turkey. don't over fill it with oil, do not stuff the turkey, have a fire extinguisher on hand if the fire breaks out don't throw water on it. >>> the officially pardoned turkeys arrived at home. this is the second year gobbler's rest on virginia's campus was chosen. all four turkeys will receive round the clock care at the requirement rest home. >> and do turkey things bike turkey golf lg. >> lg -- golfing. >> people are camped outside stores hoping to get door buster deals, we'll be right back. we care about using cage-free eggs. and we care about amazing taste. because at hellmann's, we're on the side of food. thanksgiving tradition, maybe you're up getting the bird ready. for me for the last 13 thanksgivings it's being here with you telling you about all the parade closures. here's what's blocked off, they just closed the ramp from the vine street westbound to the parade. eakens oval in front of the art museum is closed. small chunk of kelly drive will close later on. jfk boulevard, 20th

that's not your turkey. your turkey is inside. >> we can't eat it now. >> i can't wait until he finds a good woman. he's so lonely. >> you know what they're going to do? they're going to give him a plate with the blown up chicken. >> relax, everybody, the turkey is safe. >> even after they know it's a prank their faces are still like -- >>> thanks for spending time with us today. rightthisminute.com has lots more fun stuff and your chance to win an ipad mini. enter that buzzword and catch us >>> tonight, the holiday travel crunch. bumper to bumper. from new york to d.c. chicago to l.a. tens of millions on the road for thanksgiving. plus, the airport meltdown. a passenger pileup on one of the busiest travel days of the year. >>> search and rescue. the u.s. navy plane crashing into the pacific. 1 peop 11 people onboard. eight pulled from the water alive. the all-out effort to find survivors. >>> under fire. the new ad against senate candidate roy moore, labeling him an abuser. the president sticking with him.

the turkey pardoning . two turkeys with the president to decide who gets to live and who dies. just gigged they both live to live. only drum stick says he loves classic rock, including journey. drum stick, this is for you. and during the ceremony, drum stick didn't stop believing and president trump didn't stop believing that he couldn't stop making jokes about president obama. they'll join take it tater and tot, the two turkeys pardoned last year by president obama. as many of you know i have been very active in over turning a number of executive actions by my predecessor. however, i have been informed by the white house counsel's office that tater and tot's pardons cannot under any circumstances be revoked. so we're not going to revoke them. so tater and tot you can rest easy. by the way we should point out that we checked in with virginia tech earlier tonight. they told us that tater and tot are doing just fine. former president obama became known for his corny jokes. now that the pardon has been taken care of drum stick and his buddy wish bone want to live out their days at

for the big ticket item you get turkey and the cost of a 16-pound turkey is down. they surveyed shoppers from across the country. that's not my reality when i wept to the grocery store this week. i wish. >> it adds up so fast. you know what's expensive, the spices. >> really? $5 for nutmeg or whatever crazy -- >> you're never going to use it agn. >> i'll brief you a bag of stuff that will never be used in my kitchen again. >> family and friends and, of course, the food. >> delicious, local family holiday dishes and we checked out a dish from rockville from kate. she helped us learn how to make a broccoli and rice casserole. >> my great aunt mimi created this. this is something that my mom makes every thanksgiving. >> what dots this recipe mean to you and what kind of emotions does it elicit? >> oh, my gosh. just the smell and everything. ans you fry -- as soon as you fry up the onions, you think of home and family and everything like that. anyway, you start off with two sticks of margarine. >> everything bad for you, perfect for thanksgiving. >> there you go. >> fr

and veterans enjoyed turkey and potatoes and stuffing and cranberries and of course dessert. mix is preparing for meals for four years as a way of saying thank you to veterans. >>> looking for win number 10. >> it's amazing. >> ten is pretty good. on to the next they put the cowboys to bed and visit the bears this sunday. they are seeking their 10 and straight victory and the bears have lost three straight games. this may seem like a trap game but the birds have the right mentality. >> they say that the teams we gainst are desperate teams and we are desperate too. the outlook is we never had the post season success since i have been here we are desperate too. >> worried about us. that is all we worry about. and at the end of the day we have another half of the season to keep playing. >> colins and some teammates used their muscles for a good cause they surprised a local family with new furniture. >>> and the flyers try their luck against the canucks at the wells fargo center. and they sit in last place they lost nine of their last 12. despite the numbers they are putting a po

turkeys. >> two big turkeys. the biggest of them all. >> first up -- >> a look at the forecast n better times -- >> can i be clear about something? >> you picture turkey head fir. >> there it is. okay. >> i think that kev is missing out on justice league one of the new characters. >> what's that? >> turkey boy. >> turkey boy. [ laughter ] this is the before? >> i'm turkey boy. >> okay. >> hey, wayne. >> what was decision to play can't touch this during your turkey trot? >> i don't even think this is mc hammer. listen to it. listen. ♪ >> can't stuff this. >> all right, all right, all right. >> i stan corrected. >> let me give you your turkey day forecast. it's not my favorite day. >> why? >> because he's a living turkey. >> i'm a turkey. this is into the not my favorite day of the year. >> yes, you are. >> i'm a turkey. >> maureen thanks for playing along. >> all right. 35 degrees right now in washington. >> tucker i'm not going to lie it seems like you're drunk right now. [ laughter ] >> it's awful chilly out t

turkey? cook or live? >> hold on. >> almost a two-prong question. >> now, back in the day, we used to be able to travel with cooked food on an airline. >> i was going to say my mother brought a bag full of cornbread, and ground beef, and all kinds, already cooked yesterday. and they did, left a note saying they checked it. but i think it is just if there is liquid in it. >> back in the day. >> that was yesterday. >> back in the day, when you would flight with the write brothers could you fly with anything? >> could you smoke, drink, it was a party. >> that's right. >> we used to dress up in suits and ties. >> what am i thankful for? thankful for the extra quarter in a gallon in gasoline tax that new jersey politicians passed it year. >> oh,. >> i noticed on the receipt. >> how sweet of you, steve. >> look, we talk to several people. i'm getting a hard wrap, meaning get off the air. unless you're still producing mikey say good-bye and not run our interviews with people, but everybody's, look,

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 them. >> sure. little hold line for a very- l

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

with turkeys, use a food thermometer and when it gets to 100 five degrees, it for a whole turkey, measure in three places. the innermost part of the wing and the innermost part of the thigh. avoid the bone and that will give you an accurate reading. justr the stuffing, he's a the dressing may cook poorly. he also suggested serving sides warm at 140 degrees and you can do that by using a warm serving fruit and veggies, wash them in cold water. for the turkey newbies out there, but her ball is here to help with the annual talk line. with all oft 24-7 your questions. last year, the hotline got more than 10,000 calls and 5000 text messages. it has been around since 1981. deep-fried turkeys are tasty and delicious but they can be dangerous. that is one reason why the co-owner of medium rare in southeast d.c. is offering to do it for you. time is running out. frying ants at 1:00. 17 minutes from now. tradition years ago to help families receive free birds but no way to cook them. >> we had deep-fried turkey yesterday on let's talk live. it was the best turkey i have ever had. good if you are co

that turkey should leave nato turkey is leaving iraq and turkey is having trouble feed united states of america all these discussions creating now a new sense of enmity towards nato i will say is something real in public discussion but to leave the nato is a very very big decision and i do not expect to see if turkey does it then and tire nato and the turkish security it has to be revised once again then turkey would be a non nato member and there. will be a lot of new difficulties challenges rich turkey will face by the way there is no mechanism for. sound turkey out of the alliance except that turkey say ok i want to leave this military pact i do not expect that the parliament. and say ok make sure it's finished for us when it is like you say just another blip in taking nato relations we can't ignore the facts that relations between the two have been going downhill for quite some time and sooner or later are we going to see the last straw. i think it is time for a discussion the moment in the world there is not another alliance based on what interests system that the nations are co

. >> explain what this stuffed turkey is about. >> have the stuffed turkey, i believe called turkey on the table? >> we have to give the turkey some feathers. tradition, you have paper feathers here. so what you do. >> every day on thanksgiving you write on the feathers what you're thankful for. >> stick it back on the turkey , getting closer the turkly have lovely feathers. >> then time to eat, you have the beautiful spread out. everyone takes out the feathers, read, so you can see what everyone has been reading >> they suggest i write down thankful for karen. i just touched your -- so sorry. oh. >> well, thank you. >> little something-something. >> just grateful for that. >> interesting. >> oh, my god. >> mike, mike, mike, mike hump day. that i should be grateful for you, alex, and you, karen, because you put up with my shenanagans, and/or antics. >> oh, that's nice. >> not supposed to tell us what you're writing down. >> so that would be an example of what i might write down. >> all the way through next wednesday, then read them, because we're all working thanksgiving morning for yo

no, it's not wearing the cbs3 turkey hat it's the turkey cooking at cacia's bakery which began a long time ago. >> my great father this his two sons came up with the idea to cook people's turkeys and that was in the early 60's, maybe even the late 50's. >> reporter: what began as a small gathering has turned over 100 people waiting in line as early as 4:00 a.m. then is fine with them. >> i feel good. >> ♪ >> reporter: is this your first year. >> this is my first year. i try anything once. >> reporter: the reason south philadelphia flocks here, it's just easy. >> you don't have to go through the hustle and bustle of making -- watching your turkey and, you know, checking this and checking that. >> with don't burn the turkeys. [laughter] >> we don't burn the house down and it tastes good. >> reporter: mo brooker is here for the first time and brought two turkeys for his launch gathering. >> i have six brothers and one sister so it's a lot of people. >> reporter: john dropped his off before heading to the parade. >> you had one of the largest turkeys i've ever seen. >> 22 people. >> rep

craw, bring your turkey inside. temperatures are around freezing in many neighborhoods, even below freezing. so it is a nippy start here. if you're trying to get some of these last minute errands done. the feel like temperature 126. and just a little bit of breeze there. if you're outside for more than an hour or so it'll start to wear you down. northwest winds 5 to 10 miles an hour right now. the feels like temperatures this morning are quite cold. ranging from 10 in mount pokano, 25 in wilmington. the winds should diminish here as we head through the day today. that's the good news here. and the travel weather looks pretty quiet. so the temperatures climbing into the middle 40s this afternoon. nice quiet start with our weather. let's find out if traffic is having the sail deal. >> no problems to report along any of the majors. this is right near columbus boulevard. you can see just a few cars on the road this morning. everything is moving right along. i am watching an accident now in lower moreland. this is at cou

griff: nice to see you as well. >> turkey talk turkey. the main dish is turkey. and, carving a turkey is always a question, right? i like to carve a little bit ahead, present, take it back and carve it when it's not too hot. that's one of the items. here is one the things we are serving at tavern 62 for thanksgiving today. bacon, maple syrup. all-american on auto clothesline. molly: doesn't matter the holiday. that goes with every holiday. >> this is one of our signatures. butter nut bisque with dumplings. we make stuffing out of cornbread, vegetables and all the tradition. this is wrapped in dough. called bring dough. it's hard to change your course. griff: does your stuffing go in the turkey or no. >> never. it doesn't get hot enough. for restaurants we have to do it ahead of time anyway. we will serve 150 -- todd: where your stuffing does go is unbelievable. explain this. >> this is leftover. the stuffing mix, left over stuffing with a little bit of waffle batter or pancake batter in the waffle iron. great to serve them like. molly: most epic idea. >> serve th