on espresso. as long as you are not serving starbucks, you will get a break at the thanksgiving table. the cost for ten people is below $50. it is the cheapest thanksgiving dinner since 2010. turkey prices are dropping after highs the past few years. pumpkin pie mix is cheaper. lots of products related are cheaper. miscellaneous items are cheaper this year. no word on the zin will alter the number. check out the money stream app. it is personal items for you. what is your choice? pumpkin pie is okay, but i like cheesecake. apple pie for me.
critics saying he found direct evidence brady knew patriot staffers were deflating footballs. wells also said brady didn t fully cooperate with the investigation and that he refused to turn over his phone records. an outbreak of bird flu in the midwest is driving up the price of eggs and products made with eggs. the cost of a carton of large eggs in the midwest jumped nearly 17% from $1.39 from $1.19 since mid-april. turkey prices are inching up, as well. more than a million chickens and turkeys have been killed to keep the flu from spreading. who is on the $20 bill? do you know? yes, andrew jackson. who is going to be next on the 20 bill though? we might have a woman replacing him soon. maybe. harriet tubman was selected from a list of four finalists best known for her role as a conductor on the underground railroad. the group is putting this together, taking this poll and now harriet tubman s come out the winner. they hope to take a petition to the white house to possibly get thi
gas prices down for ten straight days. not a moment too soon. for a while they were sticky at the top for longer than expected because we had a series of refinery and pipeline issues. now the national average retail price is 3.72 per gallon down for ten straight days. analysts predict that drops between 5 to 15 cents per week for the next three weeks. all part of the annual seasonal slide as they switch to a cheaper fuel blend and people aren t driving as much as they do during the summer. let s hope they keep on declining. cheaper to drive to grandma s house for thanksgiving but it will cost more for the turkey. it is going to cost more for the turkey because turkey prices are up 20% this year. dairy products by the way are up 10% and vegetables are up about 2%. everything is going to cost you more for the festivities. as for price of apples, they
and just, from the changes in weather. bill: steve centanni live in washington on this. steve, give us an idea, how much is this going to hurt? reporter: well, bill, overall the u.s. agriculture department saying food prices will jump three to 4% in 2013 largely because the corn crop was hit so hard and corn is used in some products, dozens of foods. everything from soft drinks to baby foods. here are a look at food groups. livestock will be hit because of heat and shortage of corn used as cattle feed. so this could drive beef prices up at the grocery store anywhere four to 5% next year. we could see the first impact in the chicken and turkey prices. that could happen soon sometime this year with an expected rise for poult tri of 3.5 to 4.5%. dairy products will be going up too anywhere from 3 1/2 percent to 4 1/2% next year. this is the first government estimate of rising prices
not just the retail employees. we re also finding folks tethered to blackberries and their smartphones are checking their work e-mail on thanksgiving day. people are working from home. nothing ever sort of shuts off these days. some folks are saying enough is enough. we need to take back thanksgiving and respect the bird. totally. it seems wrong, frankly. how about if we look at the cost of a turkey dinner with the trimmings. it s about $49.20 a person. 13% higher than in previous years. how is asking more people to shop helping that situation? even if you do want to celebrate thanksgiving and sort of take that time out with your family, it will cost you more than it has before. one of the things that s driving up the cost of a thanksgiving meal is the cost of the bird itself. turkey prices are nearing the record high of $1.67 per pound for a frozen turkey. that s something that will be hitting people right inside their wallets during a time when we re all trying to save money and