the men involved with the investigation who says -- the missouri water patrol killed the west des moines valley grad. "local 5 news midday in hd starts now. we are iowa" elias: good morning and thanks for joining us for good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm elias johnson. this thanksgiving--tak ing place less than 2 weeks after those deadly attacks in paris--has the nation on a heightened state of alert. elias: but security officials are all saying that they are working to keep america safe during this time of thanks. abc's lana zak has today's top story. " thanksgiving traditions.... (gobble gobble nats) from turkey pardons in dc... sot obama "it is hard to believe that this is my seventh year of pardoning a turkey. time flies, even if turkeys don't." (laughter) ... to the macy's thanksgiving day parade... (parade nats) and through it all an extra emphasis on security. number of officers - we will have the largest number of them we've ever had d this event, over 2500" among the thousands of ny police patrolling the parade route, 13 hundred counterterrorism officers. a record number of officers for a record number of revelers. they turned out in droves in ny--not willing to let the terrorists win. sot de blasio: "the people of ny are feeling safe & secure by voting with their feet and being out here. the people of nyc are not intimidated." and in his weekly address, the president remembered the first thanksgiving and drew a parallel to the debate over refugees today. potus sot "nearly four centuries after the mayflower set sail, the world is still full of pilgrims - men and women who want nothing more than the chance for a safer, better future for themselves and their families." and from washington to outer space, "gonna have candied yams? wishes for a safe thanksgiving for all... "happy thanksgiving everybody." lana zak standup close: according to the nation's top security officials-there is no specific, credible threat anywhere in the united states?something to be grateful for this thanksgiving. lana zak, abc news, washington. " elias: meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. sam happy thanksgiving! it is going to be a very messy day with rain, snow, and freezing rain impacting much of iowa through the day. the metro is going to see rain for nearly the whole day, but the bigger story will be the freezing rain and snow in western and northwest iowa. falling temperatures are going to transition rain in northwest and western iowa into a wintry mix and freezing rain starting early in the morning through the afternoon and evening. basically that line of freezing weather will work from northwest and western iowa to the east into the metro as we go through the day. the freezing rain will likely impact western iowa the most accumulations of around 0.1" to 0.2" in a few places. most of the ice accumulation is really going to start sticking around in far western iowa around 10 or 11am, and progressively accumulate to the east through the rest of the afternoon. snow will be falling in far northwest iowa with 1 to 3 inches expected mainly northwest of fort dodge focused along denison to storm lake and mason city. rain will likely change over into a wintry mix after 6pm here in the metro and even some freezing rain after that, but it will have trouble sticking to the roads with how warm our pavement will be. regardless even travel in the metro might be difficult after 8pm tonight. friday will be dry but very cold and windy with a few more wintry mix and snow chances starting sunday and lasting into early next week. elias: a wednesday night car accident backed night car up traffic on i- 235 for more than a mile just before six p-m, neighbors near the m-l-k overpass say they heard a loud bang...which turned out to be the vehicle getting wedged underneath the overpass... fire crews rushed to the scene. officials say they had to cut open the car to rescue the three passengers. they were all taken to the hospital, with non life- threatening injuries, a surprise for those who witnessed the crash. jason lillethun, des moines: " all i saw was two cars sitting on the side of the ramp, didn't notice the one on the side of the ramp at the time, but it didn't sound like a car hitting another car." elias: the cause of the crash is under investigation by the des moines police department. elias: meanwhile, a woman is in jail this morning facing charges in connection with a deadly car crash on hubbell avenue. deanna gliem is charged with four counts of vehicular homicide. two of those counts are owi related. the crash happened on november 15th at east 37th and hubbell. . police say gliem was heading south on hubbell when she hit the victims' car at the intersection. richard hummel and randall sonnenburg died on scene. neighbors in the area say that intersection is a nightmare. "it's an alarm clock that goes off with either a squealing tire or a honking horn. then you know what time it is because the traffic is about to start" elias: despite being weeks away from implementation, a judge's ruling could pose a problem for iowa's medicaid modernization plan. elias: a ruling released wednesday afternoon calls for iowa to throw out one of four contracts awarded to for- profit companies to manage the state's medicaid program. due to millions of dollars in fines for fraud in other states and having three former executives going to jail for fraud, the judge ruled that iowa should throw out the contract with wellcare. despite the ruling, governer terry branstad issued a statement saying hed felt confident the plan would remain on schedule. the medicaid privatization plan is set to take effect january first. elias: many say the governor's deadline of january first is way too agressive. the 560-thousand iowans on medicaid just received these packets in the mail asking them to choose a new managed care provider. the problem is, people don't know if their current doctors and hospitals have contracts with any of the four companies taking over iowa's medicaid program. greg 6:41 when we've contacted larger health care systems in the state, des moines metro hospitals, they've indicated they haven't signed contracts with any of the mco's. elias: the iowa department of human services says more providers are signing contracts everyday, but hasn't released an exact number. another hurdle facing the governor's plan...it has yet to receive federal approval. elias: coming up on local 5 news midday... local 5 news midday... no sooner than your thanksgiving meal is done -- stores are opening for black friday sales. we're showing you who's open and why they're ignoring the backlash. ignoring the backlash. elias: but next.... preparing a holiday meal may not only be time consuming -- but it can hurt your wallet too. hear some handy tips to save you money this holiday season. money thisthis is local 5 midday. we are iowa" elias: on your money now elias: the ingredients for today's thanksgiving meal may have cost a bit more due to the avian flu outbreak earlier this year...but there are ways to make up for the rising prices... a big meal means a lot going on in the kitchen...but some energy saving tips will mean savings on the bill... for instance, cooking side dishes or smaller servings in a microwave instead of the oven can use up to 80 percent less energy... and if you are cooking in the oven, do all of the baking at once and use a timer to monitor the progress. moving up top, make sure you match the pot to the burner....smaller pots on the bigger once can waste more than 40-percent of the burners heat. elias: moving from energy savings to fuel savings...the nation's top to fuel savings...the nation's top airlines are giving thanks this year for lower gas prices. the four top airlines posted record profits thanks to low fuel costs. while it's good news for them... passengers have not seen much savings for themselves the average cost on american, united and southwest has decreased by only four- percent. fares have stayed high despite lower fuel costs because demand for travel is growing. elias: americans are saving money faster than they are spending it. it's a key shift in spending habits that started during the great recession. and the trend continues heading into the holiday shopping season. the u-s commerce department says the savings rate in october. in almost three in other words, americans put 40-billion dollars in october rather than spend it. elias: now to all like to know big on your groceries. americans will spend -- on average -- more than 150 dollars spend -- on average -- more than 150 dollars on holiday food shopping and those weekly bills can be much higher. but abc's linsey davis shows us how one family saved thousands a year. " nat pop at home for the krauses -- groceries eat up a huge chunk of their family budget -- sot candice/tyson krause: 11;16;25;51 we have one son who is 16, and one is 15, they are actively involved in sports.... every week this family-of-five's grocery bills top 600 dollars ? that's close to thirty thousand dollars a year! sot candice/tyson krause: 11:29:10 we have two kids fast approaching college so we could definitely use some extra cash help of abc news' very own lifestyle editor genevieve brown? and headed to their local stop & shop? grocery list in hand. genevieve brown: 13:41:36;25 so i've come up with a three- pronged approach to savings. first - this one-of-a kind app 'grocery pal'? puts the savings right on your mobile phone? genevieve brown: 13:45:56;22 it directs you to in- store sales ? genevieve brown: 13:46:51;14 organic blueberries, $3.99. look at this. genevieve brown: 14:08:46;22 you want starbucks coffee. candice kraus: 13:58:35;26 yogurt we eat a lot of. genevieve brown: 14:28:27;21 fage greek yogurt, ten for $10. candice kraus: 14:28:32;11 wow. and a little supermarket secret? pick products on the top and bottom shelves? they're often a better deal genevieve brown: 13:59:52;03 you're gonna find that the most expensive items are the ones that the grocery store puts at eye level genevieve brown: 14:25:21;21 ty kraus: 14:26:07;26 i'll never go down an aisle again. (laughter) finally -- did you know you can get paid to shop -- genevieve says -- use apps like 'checkout 51' or 'ibotta' - it asks you to watch a video or take a survey about the product you're about to buy?. genevieve brown: 14:33:55;17 we're lookin' at milk. after you're done shopping? select your items, scan the barcode, and upload your receipt instant cash back. genevieve brown: 15:07:42;12 so we're done grocery shopping. after checking out - these simple supermarket hacks saving them big ?. 15:12:30;10 you're savin' $120 a week on groceries. all-in-all ? that's over six thousands a year. ty kraus: 15:13:07;21 holy cow-- candice kraus: 15:13:08;04 that's crazy. nats high fives " elias: sam is back now... sam i'll have your full forecast next. "now, weweatherrate the independent weather experts" sam happy thanksgiving! it is going to be a very messy day with rain, snow, and freezing rain impacting much of iowa through the day. the metro is going to see rain for nearly the whole day, but the bigger story will be the freezing rain and snow in western and northwest iowa. falling temperatures are going to transition rain in northwest and western iowa into a wintry mix and freezing rain starting early in the morning through the afternoon and evening. basically that line of freezing weather will work from northwest and western iowa to the east into the metro as we go through the day. the freezing rain will likely impact western iowa the most as they should see higher ice accumulations of around 0.1" to 0.2" in a few places. most of the ice accumulation is really going to start sticking around in far western iowa around 10 or 11am, and progressively accumulate to the east through the rest of the afternoon. snow will be falling in far northwest iowa with 1 to 3 inches expected mainly northwest of fort dodge focused along denison to storm lake and mason city. rain will likely change over into a wintry mix after 6pm here in the metro and even some freezing rain after that, but it will have trouble sticking to the roads with how warm our pavement will be. regardless even travel in the metro might be difficult after 8pm tonight. friday will be dry but very cold and windy with a few more wintry mix and snow chances starting sunday and lasting into early next week. sam: elias: elias: warm our pavement will be. regardless even travel in the metro might be difficult after 8pm tonight. friday will be dry but very cold and windy with a few more wintry mix and snow chances starting sunday and lasting sam: elias: elias: still to come on if you're gearing up for black friday shopping - when! we'll be right back. " you're watching hd. we a elias: welcome back to a look at what's trending now.... elias/lam for many of us on thanksgiving... once the food coma wears off... it's time to go shopping. it used to be that people waited until black friday... but now many major stores are open on thankgiving itself. abc's rebecca jarvis is in chicago with the story. " this morning - while many are gearing up for turkey and pumpkin pie?others are getting ready for a different kind of feeding frenzy? nats - thanksgiving sho ers 2014 thanksgiving shoppers - already lining up for a mad dash to score those holiday deals. more crazy nats but after years ofbacklash for opening on turkey day - retailers appear to be finally holding the line on those earlier and earlier thanksgiving openings. yahoo finance- a lot of retailers are scaling back their hours or even closing their stores entirely because they realize that it actually doesn't help their bottom line (gfx) now macy's (6pm) target (6pm), toys r us (5pm), and best buy (5pm) - will kick things off tonight at exactly the same time as last year. (gfx) staples - open the last two years on thanksgiving - will shut their doors completely for the holiday this year. h&m is following suit. (gfx) and outdoor equipment retailer, r- e-i - taking it a step further - deciding to stay closed on both thanksgiving and black friday? (gfx) retailers typically generate about $50 billion in sales over the four day weekend.. but for the last two years, those sales have been falling. (nrf) sot melody hahm, yahoo finance: there are now so many sales online that it's almost like there's no point in being bombarded by other human beings and stores walmart - is also mixing a black friday staple hourly doorbusters! they are one of few retailers open for business right now? but the sales in store kick off tonight at 6pm (of course, they've already started online)" elias: be sure to tune in tomorrow morning on good morning iowa -- we'll be out live during the show for a look at black friday shopping in the metro. but first -- we want to know what you think? how early is too early for black friday shopping? and if you're going, what are you hoping to snag before it's you hoping to snag before it's gone? let us know for a chance to see your comments on-air. you can post you thoughts on facebook and twitter. or send us an email or give us a call . we'd love to hear what you think! the contact information is on your screen. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. " you're watching hd. we are iowa" : elias: if you're not into black friday shopping -- and you're tired of talking to your family -- you may want to check out a movie this weekend. sam: and it's a good time; the oscar race is heating up. several new race is heating up. several new releases are generating big buzz. abc's nick watt has a look at some of the race is heating up. several new releases are generating big buzz. abc's nick watt has a look at some of the early contenders some of the early contenders this is one of biggest and it's a good time; the oscar race is heating shopping -- and you're tired of talking to your family -- you may want to check out a movie this weekend. sam: and it's a good time; the oscar race is heating up. several new releases are generating big buzz. abc's nick watt has a look at some of the early contenders this is one of biggest blockbuster weeks of the year? and 69-year old sly stallone is the headliner? upsound: creed. there's already supporting actor oscar buzz around rocky for this the seventh reboot: called creed. apparently his wife talked him into it. sot: sylvester stallone she said don't be such a coward. this time rocky is training appolo creed's son, adonis, for a big fight? critics are claiming it's the best rocky since the original? this week we're also talking spotlight? upsound: spotlight. the tale of the catholic church sex and then there's the oh-so-oscar-worthy carol, a 1950s love story? cate blanchett and rooney mara... upsound: carol. pixar's the good dinosaur, from our disney. dinosaur. tuesday night previews were record breaking. the good frozen's stellar upsound: frozen. money than any pre- thanksgiving preview in history? after a little lackluster year, hollywood is hoping that after your turkey, you're gonna buy a ticket." all (reax) elias: coming up on local 5 news coming up on a city on edge and protesters rallying -- hear the latest out of chicago after a teen is gunned down by police. " you're watching local 5 news midday in hd. we are iowa" elias: good morning and thanks for joining us for local 5 news midday...i'm elias elias: chicago on edge this morning after protesters taking to the street overnight. new video is released of that officer chasing that teenager right before shooting him. abc's alex perez is in chicago with the latest in your national headlines. the latest in your national headlines. this morning new images from the dashcam inside chicago police officer's jason van dyke's squad car - showing 17 year old running away as van dyke pursued him..shortly after, the the car and shoots the teenager 16 times in 15 seconds. we will not show you the entire video. this as we're learning more details about van dyke's past with the police department. according to civilian watchdog group invisible institute- citizens filed at least 20 complaints against him since he joined the force in 2001. including allegations of using excessive force and racial slurs. but so far van dyke was not disciplined. abc news has confirmed 18 complaints. (nats protests) overnight in chicago, protestors back on the streets...even trying to tear lights off the city's christmas tree many critical of the state's attorney who investigated the case for nearly a year before charging van dyke with first degree murder. legal experts say that charge for an on-duty cop, is rare. 153055 it's a hard case to prove and particularly against a cop with protestors vowing to disrupt holiday shopping on chicago's famed michigan avenue friday, president obama posting on his facebook ?i was deeply footage?and i'm grateful to the people of my hometown for keeping protests peaceful. elias: back here in the to low gas investigated the case before charging van murder. legal experts on-duty cop, is rare. particularly against a cop with protestors vowing to disrupt chicago's famed michigan avenue friday, president obama weighing in overnight, posting on his facebook ?i was deeply distubed by the footage?and i'm grateful to the people of my hometown for keeping protests peaceful. elias: back here in the metro -- thanks to low gas prices, many of the roads today families for the holiday....but be sure to take extra caution while driving... iowa state there is usually accidents during the holiday year is no different. weather with more cars on the roadways. iowa has already fatalities this year, a number highway patrol doesn't want to see increase. john farley "we never want to see up and it takes enforcement through education and enforcement actions, but it takes drivers too to make sure that they're really concentrating on those defensive driving skills," " elias: iowa will have more troopers present and active on the roads to ensure that traffic is under control and safe driving practices are taking place, which includes wearing your taking place, which includes wearing your seatbelt. elias: meteorologist sam schrier joins us again with a look at your forecast. happy thanksgiving! it is going to be a very messy day with rain, snow, and freezing rain impacting much of iowa through the day. the metro is going to see rain for nearly the whole day, but the bigger story will be the freezing rain and snow in western and northwest iowa. falling temperatures are going to transition rain in northwest and western iowa into a wintry mix and freezing rain starting early in the morning through the afternoon and evening. basically that line of freezing weather will work from northwest and western iowa to the east into the metro as we go through the day. the freezing rain will likely impact western iowa the most as they should see higher ice accumulations of around 0.1" to 0.2" in a few places. most of the ice accumulation is really going to start sticking around in far western iowa around 10 or 11am, and progressively accumulate to the east through the rest of the afternoon. snow will be falling in far northwest iowa with 1 to 3 inches expected mainly northwest of fort dodge focused along denison to storm lake and mason city. rain will likely change over into a wintry mix after 6pm here in the metro and even some freezing rain after that, but it will have trouble sticking to the roads with how will be. regardless even travel in the metro might be tonight. friday will be windy with a few more sunday and lasting elias: the death of brandon ellingson.... from clive who being arrested for public the lake of the ozarks.... inside the missouri state patrols tells that cover-ups, lies and lies and corruption are protecting the person who's to blame for brandon's death. local 5's nikki davidson traveled to the lake for the ozarks for this special report. (nat barking) in missouri this is how randy henry is spending the retirement... partner... a former k-9 officer. (good boy) but his dog... is just years with the state patrol... most everything else hes gotten rid of. 23:30:25 i had my retirement letter typed up, i couldn't wait to hit send. one of the happiest days of my life. he says he doesn't even like being referred to as "sergeant" anymore... its a reminder of what he says is a mistake that will stay with him forever. 23:29:36 that is something you'll never forget. i was part of this organization. we all have to take responsibility, its something that will stay with us for the rest of our lives. the mistake... he says was when missouri highway patrol merged its road and water operations...and he was in charge of signing off on the training of a trooper named anthony piercy... 2:50:27 they enouraged him to the the first 20/20/20 officer, 20 dui on road, 20 bwi and 20 drug arrests. they actively encouraged him to be top dog, and i think that had a little to do with all of this. rush rush so we can get to the next one. he says piercy wasn't experienced enough on the water to be making arrests... so when he took 20 year old brandon ellingson into custody for boating while intoxicated may 2014... it was a perfect storm. 22:52:12 he called me several hours after he killed brandon ellingson, said he went from the highest of highs to lowest lows. piercy handcuffed ellingson... and later investigations show he placed the wrong type of lifejacket on him 22:33;54 he said he had a brainfart... just picked the first one, he was in a rush to get out... ...and took off on speeds topping 40 mph... when ellingson fell out into the water... the lifejacket fell off.... henry says thats when piercy continued to fail horribly to do the right thing. 23:03:39 it was a very simple rescue, if he had maintained his wits, jumped in and told people he could have held onto him for over an hour, you don't let a kid out there while you're in the boat... he didn't even call for backup. piercy did eventually jump into recover wasn't able to keep ahold of him... and says he struggled to stay it's a story randy henry says changed over time... 23:02:17 i told him he was lying, i was gonna support you through this. you're lying to me. we are done. i'm not gonna support you. you killed this kid, now you're lying about it. you are not very remorseful if you're lying about it. nikki: what did he say? nothing. he walked out. i haven't spoken to him since. lies and mistakes.... that randy henry says was paid for with brandon ellingsons life. 22:55:34 could brandon have done anything differently? no. brandon ellingson was cooperative, you can see that in the photo (show photo) 23:23:26 missiouri highway patrol killed responsible, but i share in that responsibility. when it came time for the state coroner to investigate if piercy should face criminal charges, henry says purposely withheld evidence and witnesses to change 23:07:23 if the jury had seen all the evidence, i could have accepted this but the evidence was witheld. the system is broke and no one was held accountable for that. today piercy is still on the job... a fact henry struggles with. 23:05:41 i believe there are elements there for involuntary manslaughter. nikki: should he be in jail? not saying he needs to be in jail... but charged with a felony and let the courts decide. henry himself was demoted and transferred to another area after he claims officals encouraged him to lie their training program on the record. with the organization... but believes changes need to be made... or this could happen again and again. 23:25:27 until missiouri out of the practice of themselves. this isn't going to work. elias/lam we tried contacting the missouri state patrol but they won't respond to our request for any comment. a new special prosecutor will be investigating, and the ellingson family has filed a civil case. stay with local 5 as we follow what happens in both cases. elias: still to come on local 5 news midday... (weather) sam has the details in central iowa's most accurate forecast next. "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast with meteorologist sam weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam happy thanksgiving! it is going to be a very messy day with rain, snow, and freezing rain impacting much of iowa through the day. the metro is going to see rain for nearly the whole day, but the bigger story will be the freezing rain and snow in western and northwest iowa. falling temperatures are going to transition rain in northwest and western iowa into a wintry mix and freezing rain starting early in the morning through the afternoon and evening. basically that line of freezing weather will work from northwest and western iowa to the east into the metro as we go through the day. the freezing rain will likely impact western iowa the most as they should see higher ice accumulations of around 0.1" to 0.2" in a few places. most of the ice accumulation is really going to start sticking around in far western iowa around 10 or 11am, and progressively accumulate to the east through the rest of the afternoon. snow will be falling in far northwest iowa with 1 to 3 inches expected mainly northwest of fort dodge focused along denison to storm lake and mason city. rain will likely change over into a wintry mix after 6pm here in the metro and even some freezing rain after that, but it will have trouble sticking to the roads with how warm our pavement will be. regardless even travel in the metro might be difficult after 8pm tonight. friday will be dry but very cold and windy with a few more wintry mix and snow chances starting sunday and lasting into early next week. sam: elias: trouble sticking to the roads with how warm our pavement even travel in the metro might be difficult after 8pm tonight. friday will be dry but very cold and windy with a few more wintry mix and snow chances starting sunday and lasting into early next week. sam: elias: you're watching local five news midday. we'll be back after this. famous iowans in history one name that usually makes the list is wrestling icon dan gable. the three time national champion wrestler at iowa state and.... olympic gold to coach the iowa hawkeyes. from '78 to '97 gable led iowa to 15 national titles, nine of consecutively--- a feat that has never been matched will. with him success on the mat and what reitred life is elias: do you think it was more difficult for you to do what you did as a coach, or dan gable the individual? dan gable: oh, as a coach because you don't have as much control on the outcome when you're actually the person in that circle on the mat. elias: what was so successful for you for so long? dan gable: for being a coach? elias: yeah dan gable: i was in those kids heads and they believed in me and what we were telling them and they just had a style that wore on our opponents, elias: the iowa style dan gable: yeah and that's what i think coach brands and others want, they want their kids to perform at the highest the guy a little. well, you made the quote, once you wrestle everything remember that from my childhood. well that saying, once everything else in life is easy - its true but then again its not that simple, there's a lot behind it and its still difficult." elias: i know you retired officially from the university of iowa and they threw you a nice party, dan gable: i still coach, mostly to the coaches. the difference is i have my calendar and i pick and choose and it gets pretty full. i love to stay busy, i love the state of iowa and i love to influence the state of iowa, just like you - you wrestled and i think those are the kind of people who step up for our country people who have been through strong activities, and we need that. we don't need people born without rhyme or reason and they don't have any kind of leadership. elias: gable says the choose and it gets pretty full. i love to stay busy, i love the state of iowa and i love to influence the state think those are the kind of people who step up for our have been through strong activities, and we need that. we don't without rhyme or have any kind of leadership. elias: gable says the future of olympic wrestling will olympic wrestling will depend on the success of events like grapple at the gridiron earlier this month at kinnick stadium. you can see more of the interview by heading to our website we are iowa dot com. we'll be right back with a final look at your forecast. stick with us. sam is goi snow, and freezing rain impacting much of iowa through the day. the metro is going to see rain for nearly the whole day, but the bigger story will be the freezing rain and snow in western and northwest iowa. falling temperatures are going to transition rain in northwest and western iowa into a wintry mix and freezing rain starting early in the morning through the afternoon and evening. basically that line of freezing weather will work from northwest and western iowa to the east into the metro as we go through the day. the freezing rain will likely impact western iowa the most as they should see higher ice accumulations of around 0.1" to 0.2" in a few places. most of the ice accumulation is really going to start sticking around in far western iowa around 10 or 11am, and progressively accumulate to the east through the rest of the afternoon. snow will be falling in far northwest iowa with 1 to 3 inches expected mainly northwest of fort dodge focused along denison to storm lake and mason city. rain will likely change over into a wintry mix after 6pm here in the metro and even some freezing rain after that, but it will have trouble sticking to the roads with how warmur pavement will be. regardless even travel in the metro might be difficult after 8pm tonight. friday will be dry but very cold and windy with a few more wintry mix and snow chances starting sunday and lasting into early next week. elias: thanks for watching... you can view today's top stories and an you can view today's top stories and an updated weather forecast online at we are iowa dot com. " " "today on local five news at five." sabrina: elias: this today on "the chew" -- it's the day before thanksgiving. do you know where your turkey is? get readady to sha ya tail feathers for "the chew's" thanksgiving spectacular!