make people of oklahoma a target in the 1920s. discover the horrific plot to deal osage land and money, it airs sunday night at 10:00 right here on cnn. it is the start of a brand new hour on this thanksgiving day. and thank you so much for joining cnn's special holiday coverage. i'm jessica dean. the first thanksgiving in a mostly vaccinated america is now in full swing with 59% of the u.s. fully vaccinated. americans have been on the move to near pre-pandemic levels. the tsa said the number of air travelers just broke a pandemic era record, more than 2.3 million people went through checkpoints on wednesday alone. that is 88% of 2019 levels. it is also the seventh consecutive day the tsa screened at least 2 million passengers. a recent poll finds nearly 70% of us are spending this holiday with the same number of people or more than we did before covid hit. and today's most colorful and creative sign yet that america is getting back to normal, a packed macy's thanksgiving day parade. 2.5 million people were expected to show up for the 95th annual event. and take a listen to the cheers for the start of the show. [ crowd cheering ]. >> it feels like we're almost getting back to normal in a sense. we're able to be in crowds again and be able to see family. we're visiting family in new jersey that we haven't seen in a long time. >> it is great to be able to see people again. last year no in-person spectators were allowed at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. but what a difference a year and vaccines make. brazen bands of thieves have hit several more high end stores in california, one group attacked a security guard. los angeles police responded to a nordstrom store at a mall last night and they say the robbers attacked that security guard with bear spray before making off with expensive purses. and in sabt ro santa very a, ro thieves snatched merchandise from an apple store. and this happened in broad daylight with shoppers inside. >> reporter: yeah, it is unbelievable. because it wasn't just shoppers, it was also store employees and it was also caught on video. so authorities are now looking into at least four people coming into this small and getting out with about $20,000 worth of apple products. unfortunately, police also telling us that at the believe that they are teenagers ages 14 to 18. and so there is a lot of work for investigators here. and as well in southern california, because they too are looking at all of this surveillance video as you mentioned in that nordstrom, they believe at least five people were involved. you can see it on the video. you can see someone even wearing an orange wig and getting out of the store with those purses. lapd saying that they are increasing patrols and that is also the case here in the bay area. in san francisco, i've been able to see more police officers outside of these luxury stores, but for some of them, it is already too late. we're talking about louie vuitton, nordstrom, bloomingdale's, ysl, burberry and even walgreen's. the chief of police in san francisco saying that they will continue to review the surveillance videos, promising arrests in the near future, but then it goes into the hands of the district attorney. he is a controversial figure in san francisco who says that he will hold people accountable, but also added that it is up to the judges to see how long or even if these people are held in jail. so it seems like the blame and the responsibility is being passed on. and in the meantime, we're all watching these surveillance videos and watching it on social media. and it is easy to see that we're talking about products worth thousands and thousands of dollars. so clearly a lot of work to be done here in california. >> exactly. thanks so much. the three men convicted of murdering ahmaud arbery are spending this thanksgiving in prison as they wait for sentencing. yesterday a jury found them guilty on multiple charges including murder. arbery's mother reflected on her bittersweet feelings today. >> this is the second thanksgiving that my family and i shared without and youhmaud, e first one that we can look at the empty chair and say we finally got justice. i know that he is in the heavens very, very thankful that we got justice for him. >> and joining me now to discuss, former federal prosecutor and former u.s. attorney and former deputy assistant attorney. lovely to see you both. thanks for taking time on this thanksgiving. walk us through what is next for these men as they face sentencing. and they now have a federal trial coming up on hate crime charges. >> yeah, so first of all, their attorneys will be i think trying to come up with the best possible sentencing submission. now, in the state case, unfortunately for these gentlemen, the minimum penalty is life in prison. the question is whether it will be with or without parole. so there is still a lot there for them to be arguing to the judge because obviously it is an important distinction. but as you point out, this federal case coming i think will lead those attorneys to try to negotiate with the government to get for example a guilty plea in a federal case in the hopes of serving some of their time in federal prison rather than state prison. >> that is an interesting point. harry, from your perspective, what can we expect from this federal trial and help us understand how it will be different than the trial that we just went through. >> sure. first of all, congratulations to newlywed renata. the federal trial, it is very unusual that the feds actually brought charges. normally they wait to see what will happen in state court. and here of course in state court it was the biggest penalty that they might have thought of. i actually if you were betting would say that there will not be a federal trial now. nevertheless, the feds as he suggested woulill insist on som kind of guilty plea and disposition. but in the words of the federal policy, i think that the federal interest has been vindicated by the verdict that we had yesterday in the state courts of georgia. so they have been sort of back but now i think that they will not go through the whole second trial. because that federal process is sort of a theme of racial violence, racial hostility, which was absent from the state one. and i think that the feds will want to be sure that that theme is vindicated even if it doesn't result in more time as of course it can't. >> and harry, i want to stay with you for this next question because i want to talk about other legal news while we have you. cnn reported manhattan prosecutors investigating the trump organization, we've learned that they don't intend to charge a key player with any crimes as of now. are prosecutors in your opinion trying to flip him, if not, why not press charges right now? they are in really the full court press so that the head of the office who wants to make the decision has already announced that he is leaving at the end of the year. so they have to pull out all stops. right now they have cases against the trump organization, but as you know, the cfo for the organization has stood pat and has not given information against trump. so if they want to get anywhere, they have to pull out all stops. you can't say for certain that that is what they are doing, but it stands to reason when they announce that they are trying to get some kind of, any kind, of cooperation to build a case against the people who right now they still don't have one against. >> and alisyn camerota spoke to michael cohen monday after they finished his sentence and he promised had more indictments were coming specifically in trump 's inner circle. i'll play that clip. >> they are working on it hard. and as you know, donald is litigious, so they want to make sure that they have everything in order before they bring this. obviously they don't want to bring disrepute to the office and they have to make sure that when they do file those indictments against anyone whose last name is trump or others, that those indictments stick. >> what do you think about his comments there? >> well, he is a potential witness. i think that it is very likely that he knows some things that we don't know because he's had conversations with prosecutors. that said, i would just caution everyone that of course michael cohen while techy he is a laurks he is not a criminal defense attorney and is not the prosecutor in this case. he is not somebody who is going to be making ultimately those decisions. so less hold our breath and wait and see exactly what comes of this. >> maybe wait and let it actually play out to see what happens. and harry, here in d.c., the january 6th committee has subpoenaed more than 40 people at this point. what does that signify to you? and you talk about time as well. they don't have a ton of time to get this work done because the midterms are coming. does it signify to you that they are moving quickly and what does it tell you about who they have subpoenaed? >> yeah, i think that the who is as important as the number. because they are now, these last two rounds, are people who were not directly involved but rather looked to have been involved in the coordination, the financing, the organization that is one big point. and second at least for some of them were directly in contact with trump and his inner circle including chief of staff mark meadows. so these are the very folks who you would build a bridge from, the organizers -- excuse me, the insurrectionists themselves to the very top, the stones and the joness. in terms of timing, you are 100% right, they have a big staff, a good staff. i'm sure that they are already putting pen to paper and very aware that midterms or not even, but a couple months before midterms, end of the summer will be coming very fast. if they want comprehensive work especially because some witnesses will resist them, they have to go pedal to the medal essentially starting now and all indications are that that is what they are doing. >> yeah, thanks to you both. have a great thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. 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>> as you point out, on many metrics the economy is doing quite well. unemployment is relatively low by historical standards. lower today than it was even during the housing boom in the mid 2000s for example, lower than any point in the obama presidency. the stock market is doing quite well. gdp is above where it was pre-pandemic although we'd like it to be higher. and retail sales are booming. so on men metrics, the economy looks good. of course if you look at consumer sentiment, it is quite poor right now. and that is driven by inflation, by the fact that consumers feel their living standards being eroded because they are worried about the fact that prices are going up. in some sense they should be ahead given the government transfers that have been distributed over the past year. the stimulus checks, the child tax credits, et cetera, those should more than outweigh the erosion in wage income for the typical family let's say. but people are worried that inflation will continue. they are worried that their wages will continue to not keep up. and so, you know, people are pretty dower on this economy despite all the good numbers. >> and a new npr/mayomarist sur shows how they view biden's handling of the xeconomy. and when people were asked their top economic concerns, inflation at 39%, followed by wages, labor shortages, unemployment there at the bottom. does president biden deserve the blame for this? should he be -- should his approval rating be tied to this, are these things under his control? >> so i will say the thing that i always say when asked about whether presidents are properly credited for economic conditions. presidents get too much credit when the economy is good and too much blame when the economy is bad. or too much blame for parts of the economy are bad or parts that are good. and that is the situation right now. inflation is up not because of any particular thing that the president did. it is because there are all of these supply chain disruptions throughout the world caused by the pandemic. demand is up. that is partly driven by some fiscal policy decisions that congress and this president and the previous president made, giving people more stimulus checks and things like that. but it is also that people had a lot of savings from last year. they have money in the bank. that money is burning a hole in their pocket so to speak. they want to spend it. and they are trying to buy more stuff even than they were pre-pandemic, they are shifting more of their spending to goods. at the same time that goods are difficult to get through the supply chain. all of that is driving inflation up. and that is happening worldwide to some extent. it is not biden's fault. and to the same idea, biden has veryrelatively little that he can do. he's made efforts to get ports operating at longer hours for example. i think that he could be doing more on expediting work permits for illegal immigrants which the administration has not done. but even all that put together probably won't make a huge dent. what we need to see happen, we need to see the pandemic more in the rearview mirror and have things normalized and have supply chains normalized so when people want to buy stuff from around the world, it gets to them more easily, more quickly and more cheaply. >> and before i let you go, you recently wrote a piece about this message, this idea that corporate greed is behind inflation, that it is a misguided idea. what do you mean by that? walk us through it. >> well, you know, the left has been testing out different messages about inflation because as i said, the president has very little that he can actually do to address it. so they want to show that they are trying to do something to get a handle on these concerns that are affecting many american households. basically all american hou households. so the latest talking point is the real cause behind inflation is corporate greed. to believe that corporate greed is behind these recent price spikes you would either have to believe that suddenly corporations got much greedier or they are much more able to act on that greed. neither is true. they are always out to make a buck. it is tlrue this year and also decade ago, a cents churry ago. what is different right now has nothing to do with corporations being more willing to act in their own self interests. it has to do with the supply and demand factors that i was talking about. supply chains are kind of broken. and demand is way up. those two things together push up both prices as well as profits. companies tend do quite well when demand is high. that is why you are seeing these things coincide, record profits for corporations and higher prices. nothing mysterious, no conspiracy theory. not to say that some of these markets aren't broken, couldn't benefit from different kinds of regulatory or antitrust interventions. that was true before and true now. markets are not perfect. but it was not like there was suddenly some change where all of these executives and shareholders woke up and said i'm going to be greedy today but i wasn't before. they are always self interested. that is the way the world works. >> i always learn something when you are on. thanks and have a great thanksgiving. straight ahead, grocery prices may be rising but the higher prices do not mean bigger profits for farmers. we'll explain why. ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? 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>> no. we're actually paying for it. >> reporter: the price of fertilizer, fuel and labor are way up with no ceiling in sight. how did your profit change this year? >> i would say maybe 10%, 15%. >> reporter: what about looking ahead to next year? >> add that much more to it again. >> reporter: inflation may be cooking up the most expensive thanksgiving in history for families. the usda says the average dinner cost is up 5%. the american farm bureau says it may be as much as 14%. their survey shows price hikes on most products from potatoes to cranberries to turkey which is anearing a record high. and many farmers say the price they receive for their crop is not going up. so your price is staying the same? >> my price is staying the same. or a little lower. >> reporter: why don't farmers just raise the price of their crops? >> they are price takers, not price makers. >> reporter: the national farmers union -- who is making the money? >> much more the middle man. >> reporter: the usda confirms that in many cases processors and distributors that get food from the farm to store shelves are the ones passing along their surge in costs. with materials and ingredients still stuck on cargo ships and a shortage of labor and truckers driving up wages and costs. >> and we're also trying to pay for the uncertainty in the marketplace right now. >> reporter: this agricultural economist at michigan state university -- >> so we're in the middle of a perfect storm of unique events in agricultural protection. i would say buckle up for a while longer of these hire input costs. >> reporter: this farms are stocking up on materials in place suppliers run out. others are waiting hoping prices drop. and all of these issues threaten this sweet potato farm. >> we were making 100,000 to $150,000 a year in profit. this year we'll probably lose $80,000 to $120,000. >> reporter: and it is only getting worse. >> we could potentially lose a quarter of a million dollars next year. we would not have enough cash to take into the following year in order to get our operating loan in order to operate for the following year. >> reporter: farmers are used to volatility and they are looking for ways to adapt like downsizing or shifting to other crops. >> you worry, but i ain't going to let it get me down. we'll survive somehow. >> reporter: as long as these money problems stop piling up. >> we just need to get a fair price for what we're growing. >> reporter: gabe cohen, cnn, washington. >> gabe, thank you. and could our family gatheringa gathgathers this thanksgiving lead to a covid-19? 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>> well, thanks for having me on. the holidays have always been kind of our achilles' heel in this fight. and coming from the side of the emergency dechts, we still have not recovered from the last surge. so we hit a low point in covid cases in july and then with the fall surge, we kind of hoped to get back to those low levels before we entered into the winter holidays which inevitably caused a bump in cases because people gather and it is cold. we haven't gone back down. and in the hospital we always have a lot of catchup care. so trying to do all the care that we couldn't do when we were super crowded with covid. and we had unprecedented health care workers leaving the workforce. so we were crushed in the hospital going into the winter holidays. so our fear is that there will be severe capacity issues again that our icus will get crowded out and we won't be able to get people the care they need when they do get sick from covid-19. >> just a terrible situation. and obviously people are gathering today. many, many americans are vaccinated. they are able to safely gather with family and friends. but what should people be keeping in mind? i know everyone has fatigue about covid-19. they are kind of, you know, they don't want to wear the mask anymore, do this or that, but what is a reasonable thing do if you are getting ready to head over to someone's for thanksgiving right now? rapid testing, the mask, what should people be doing? >> i think like before just don't give up. and also remember that it is layered protections. i'm also tired of all of this. and yet we have built skills around keeping ourselves safe and just continue those things. and i think that it is like you said, so hopefully most people in your gathering maybe everybody will be vaccinated. or partially vaccinated. if you can layer on testing, i know accessibility has been a huge thing, but if you can layer on testing before people get there, that is wonderful. and then the other thing is if you are feeling sick, or if you know that people are symptomatic, please make the hard decision to not include them in the family gathering. i think that those things. and then anything that you can do in the setting, keeping windows open, trying to make gatherings lovely and enjoyable but also you don't have to linger and you can keep them relatively short. >> yeah, keep everybody safe. and also we look tomorrow to black friday and that is crowded spaces, right? what should people be thinking about before hitting those sales where you are just kind of jammed in there with a bunch of other people who you don't know their vaccination status or if they are feeling sick or not? >> right. well, i'm hoping this year that people can think of black friday as not a single day but a concept that stretches out over a week. big box stores have really tried to help us with that. so black friday deals started before thanksgiving. they are extending them longer to try to spread people out. there is every deal is actually available online. and also there is a lot of curbside contact-free pickup and stores are doing special hours for the elderly and immunocompromised. but of course we also want to support the smaller stores that may not offer those same things. so i would just say common sense. wear your masks. take a peek inside. if i see a mosh pit and people aren't wearing masks, i'm not going inside as much as i love those sales. and it used to be a group event. i would take somebody with me all the time and i'd ask people not d not to do that. if you can get a list from people and go alone, i think we need to not contributing to the overcrowding ourselves. and of course if you are feeling sick a little bit, i know the pressure of shopping is there, but you have to do the responsible thing and stay home unlg you ar until you are feeling better. >> and with boosters now recommended for all adults, do you consider someone who has yet to get that third dose fully vaccinated? an easier way of saying that, are you fully vaccinated with two or is it now three? >> well, it is -- you know, this is the kind of thing that will still evolve. for sure people who are immunocompromised and elderly, the full series is three. we're learning more about waning immunity as we go. now anybody over -- 18 or over is eligible for a booster. so i still think you got the full series but we know that immunity probably is not as strong. and so i think that, you know, a booster now is available to everybody. but i think clearly the full series is -- you are completely vaccinated particularly if you are immunocompromised or elderly, it requires the full series now. so a good time to get it. and along with your flu shot. with your flu shot, then you are really protected for the winter. >> exactly. doctor, thanks so much. have a great thanksgiving. >> thank you. now let's turn to wisconsin where three more children who were injured in the dead tli chrily christmas parade incident are now out of the hospital and spending thanksgiving with their families. ten children are still at the children's hospital wisconsin. the hospital says five of them are in critical condition, two in fair. and three in good condition. we're sending them a lot of love today. you'll remember that six people were killed and dozens hurt after an suv rammed through a crowded parade sunday. the driver of that car, darrell brooks, faces five counts of first degree intentional homicide with more charges expected to be filed. coming up, they make games, so with budgets the size of a hollywood movie budget, our richard quest talks to the head of xbox about the future of one of the biggest video game companies. and join fareed zakaria for an in-depth look at xi jinping and the stakes for america. that is sunday right here on cnn. football, is a game of inches. but it's also a game, of information. because the nfl is connected. and at any moment, the fate of the season can come down to this. billions of secure connections, per second. when the game is on the line and the game is always on the line touchdown! the nfl relies on cisco. 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