million tree or the $200,000 tree. it s up to you, see? heather: yeah. i ll be putting up my $20 tree maybe this weekend. rick: very nice. i think a lot of people are going to be spending the thanksgiving weekend getting ready for the christmas holidays and putting up trees and heather: doing family stuff. and you had your family here. rick: yeah. two of my girls came to watch the parade. this is the first time this year that the macy s parade went down sixth avenue. they changed the route, and that s where our offices are, so i brought a couple of my kids in. it was fun. heather: it was great. coming up, black friday shoppers could be facing striking employees at wal-mart. workers waiting on a decision from the national labor relation board. we ll have a live update up next.
the dioramas were causing a major admin headache. the church says it ll have a new home for the nativity soon. heather: dominic, only in los angeles. thank you. rick: well, today may be thanksgiving, but tomorrow a lot of folks will start buying their christmas trees. check out this one at a jewelry store in tokyo. yes, that tree is made of pure gold. it s covered in disney characters. it weighs 88 pounds and looks more like a wedding cake to me. heather: it does. rick: anyway, beautiful indeed. this christmas tree will set you back $4.2 million. heather: wow. that s your present right there. rick: wow, is right. a lot of presents for a lot of people. the store owner says given the high price of gold these days, it s a good deal. it really is, it s a bargain. the store does offer a scaled-down version, so you really have a choice. you could either go for the $2
so, anna, how are they celebrating thanksgiving in that community? reporter: well, heather, the same way they do every year. this is the 19th year that rock and wrap it up has been here at the first congregational church here in queens, new york, but it looks very different this year. in fact, superstorm sandy even devastated this church. their basement was flooded out x they re running this meal operation with no power, so it s a little chilly for folks as well. their going to be serving about a thousand meals today, normally it s about 600. and the new york giants are underwriting this today. the outreach, they say, is not just about the food, it s also therapeutic for sandy victims to talk to one another and the volunteers. they leave here, they ve had their bellies full, but they ve also been able to share experiences and people are here to listen. reporter: and, health e the church also has a supply station
for millions of americans. they need to get contraceptive coverage. you think that the 13,000 employees will still have a job? basically, obamacare expands government and government waste government spending. heather: okay, thank you very much. angela and ryan, on this thanksgiving day. are we thankful we can debate this issue? okay, goodbye. jon: let s talk turkey here. what is on your cable? we are hearing about the menu for thanksgiving dinner this evening. let s go down the list here. ham and corn bread and stuffing and they are also having oyster stuffing and macaroni and cheese, sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, dinner rolls, and then dessert.
the rockets are starting to be launched again in the middle east. people are getting killed once again. they will be looking to the white house and to president obama for leadership on the issue, and i can certainly take time and energy away from some of the other priorities for his second term. what we know about what the president is doing today? we learned that he called service members who are deployed overseas to thank them for their service and their sacrifice in which their families a happy thanksgiving. yesterday we saw seniors and young people and the president shaking hands, asking folks how they are doing and we got a loo at the white house many for thanksgiving and it has six different types of pies. you can guess that the war first family will work in a little bit of workout time. heather: pies for thanksgiving, you covered it all. thank you so much.