. we're getting yelled at already. it's only 5:00 in the morning. three more hours to get yelled at. >> awesome. wake us up. >> we're glad you're waking up with us on saturday, november 21, believe it or not. a little bit of a chilly morning out there but bearable is a good way to put it. >> seasonable. this is where we should be this time of the year. we have at least a dry saturday for you. if you have any plans to go out this morning, make sure you have the extra layer. temperatures are quite frosty

north and west. degrees. chatham 43 years. we're holding in the low to mid- 40s across the board. clear sky all along the coastline. as you go inland some clouds picture. we'll keep the forecast partly sunny for this afternoon with highs today getting close to average. average high being 50 degrees. we'll be 48 in boston. 50 in taunton. 50 norwood and 50 degrees in bedford. right around 50 degrees on the cape and the islands as well. tomorrow tracking some changes and some rain which we need the showers still. beneficial rain coming at you in your hour-by-hour forecast in just a bit. >> thank you so much. right now police are questioning a former baby- sitter in the disappearance of a little girl from hamilton. in the meantime that child remains in the hospital. the little girl went missing at 7:00 a.m.

the side of the road eight miles away. our coverage begins with jim armstrong. >> i just see the vision of driving by and i just see the child sitting there in the leaves. >> reporter: at first tom crosby thought it must be a doll but something felt so wrong he turned around. >> there it was a little child. >> reporter: he asked his wife to call 911 and he approached the 2-year-old girl. >> she looked like she might have been in a little bit of shock. she was sitting, shaking. i approached her slowly. i just noticed that she was cold and -- soy went over to -- so i went over to her. picked her up and put her in the car. >> reporter: the toddler was naked. her hair had been shaved off and she was bleeding from a massive cut on her head. you could hear in scanner traffic police immediately realized this was the little

girl reported missing from her home in hamilton early friday morning. >> this is a female. call hamilton. try to get me information on that missing child. >> reporter: yet here she was miles away faikd and a-- naked and alone in rowley. the little girl's parents put her to bed thursday night. checked on her around 4:15 was gone. investigators were moments away from launching an amber alert when she was found. >> until i know the outcome the investigation i'm going to be very concerned. >> reporter: the man who found her has never to have been more relieved to have second-guessed himself. >> it could have anyone. i guess it's an act of god or whatever it was, it was me. >> reporter: police are now questioning one of this little girl's former baby-sitters as a person of interest in connection with yesterday's terrible events here. in hamilton, jim armstrong, wbz this morning. >> the little girl's disappearance has certainly

shaken people in what's typically a very quiet neighborhood. neighbors couldn't believe it when they saw crime scene tape family's home. the family still hadn't returned as of last night but neighbors say the parents are good people. >> reporter: the home on lincoln avenue in south hamilton was quiet like it usually looks, far different from earlier in the day. a 2-year-old girl was taken from her bedroom. her parents called 911 at 7:00 in the morning. >> immediately i could just picture her trauma, her shock. just completely horrified. it's like nightmarish for me. >> reporter: once the child was found in rowley, investigators descended on the street. neighbors couldn't wrap their heads around it. they say mom is always outside playing with her two kids. >> she's with them all day long, hands on in their world. >> reporter: for them there was never a doubt in their minds the parents were innocent. the child's father returned

headed to the hospital to stay with his daughter. >> the karma coming from that household because they're so kind and pleasant and wholesome, it's been a blessing. >> reporter: right now neighbors are just glad she was found alive. they, too, are waiting to find out what happened. in south hamilton, wbz this morning. there are still many questions in the case. we'll bring you any new information as soon as we get it right here on wbz and at cbsboston.com. sal damacia has prostate cancer. he's about halfway through an eight-year sentence for corruption and has petitioned to be released to the care of his family under the compassionate release program. he was diagnosed with tongue cancer back in 2012 and his

family says he has received subpar care behind bars. right now police are looking for the gunman responsible for a deadly shooting in jamaica plain last night. it happened on weiman street. one man died and another treated at the hospital. the victims' names have not been released. the country of belgium is in lockdown and police are patrolling key intersections in brussels, the capital. there is an imminent threat. five of the terrorist attacks who died had ties to brussels. in all 130 people were killed in the paris attacks. many more are still hospitalized. >> i want to see, i want to come, i don't want to stop to live because of this. i want to be here. >> next friday france will hold a national ceremony in memory

at the same time, there's new information on the raid that took out the suspected attacks. investigators say they found a third body inside the apartment they raided on thursday. it was the largest and most intense of nearly 800 raids conducted by french police in the last week. they fired more than 5,000 bullets. new jersey governor and republican presidential candidate chris christie will little later than expected. around 10:00 p.m. last night christie's flight from california landed in boston. it was five hours late because of a security scare. united airlines says a inappropriate pictures of flight attendants and had to be removed. passengers were taken off the plane and randomly screened. christie says it was a member of his own staff that first actions. >> the most important thing was

everybody is safe and everybody got home. during the current atmosphere, we can never be too careful. >> they did have a guy at the gate that the cops were interrogating behind the desk. so i think that might be what happened. but as far as i know, they didn't tell us anything. >> reporter: what did you think when you got off and were physically searched? >> i didn't know what to think. with everything that goes on these days, i didn't really have a problem with it. >> christie has three events scheduled for today. two town hall meetings and the granite state baseball dinner. we've already seen santas and reindeer pop up in displays almost as soon as the halloween decorations came down. now a bigger sign the holidays are approaching. tonight the christmas tree at faneuil hall will be lit in a spectacular ceremony. that includes live musical light show. you might want to make a day of best option.

notre dame at fenway park at 8:00. so expect plenty of maroon, gold and blue decked cars to clog the roads in and out of the neighborhood. the bruins are home at the garden so mass transit is probably your best bet. a lot going on. but one more thing to remember. if you don't take the t, the government center station is still closed for renovation. trains will go through, but they won't stop. instead if you're on the green or red line, you'll have to walk from park street on the orange or blue line. you want to get off at state. and if you can't make it in at all, that's okay, too. watch it live right here on wbz. our coverage starts at 7:00 in the comfort of your own home on a nice squishy, comfortable couch. sound goods to me. lastee few everybody veried boston for how much know we got. now another part of the country is about to get slammed. the storm that could dump up to

a foot of snow in the west. coming up in the tech minute, three apps to make thanksgiving a whole lot easier. >> we'll take a look at some of the weather watch reports. early this morning some reports here with temperatures in the 20s or 30s. a bit of a frosty start to the day. nashua 32 degrees. john in hanover has 38 degrees. in danvers 34. bemonth 30 degrees. if you're a weather watcher, feel free to report all morning

welcome back. it is 5:13. nowadays there is not a single holiday event or celebration that can't be made easier with your smartphone. sharon has some tips for turkey day. >> reporter: a great thanksgiving dinner starts with

amazing recipes. yummly is a one-stop shop for recipes. it pulls recipes from big names like martha stewart and smaller independent blogs. thanksgiving day you're going to have a lot of dishes cooking at once. you'll need an app that lets you set multiple timers. of the many apps out there timer plus is the most well designed. set a timer, give it a name and you'll get an alert when time's up. finally a good dinner deserves good wine. to help you choose, try vavino. take the app while you're shopping to scan labels of wine while you're considering. that will show you ratings and reviews along with average prices n. san francisco, cnn.com for cbs news. it's 5:14. thank you, sharon. pamela is here right now. >> oh, tea today. >> changing it up a little bit. >> i'm unpredictable.

what kind of weekend are we having? >> 50-50. overall it's going to be very seasonable and dry but tomorrow we have a chance for rain and i'll show you the timing. >> we need it. >> we do. we're still very dry and we'll keep you updated on the drought monitor in the next half-hour but november temperatures so far, it's been fantastic. want to show you the latest map updates. yesterday we were 10 degrees above normal. we hit a high of 60 in boston. average high being 50 degrees. looks like today we're going to be just a touch below average, at least in boston but many locations reaching the 50- degree mark or even slightly higher. overall for the month of november running 5.3 degrees above normal. we'll keep you updated on that now. boston chilly, 39 degrees. real feel temp 34. a subtle breeze from the northwest at 7 miles per hour. dew point temperature 23 degrees. nice and low. dry air in place. mostly clear skies from boston

to lawrence to taunton. temperatures in itself 20s -- in the 20s or 30s. areas of frost have been allowed to develop overnight. if you're headed out, your car is parked outside, leave some extra time to scrape the frost off or let the defroster kick in. we have a few clouds moving into worcester county. the clouds will continue to give us at least a partly sunny sky for the rest of the day. nothing falling from those clouds though. comparing temperatures, running 16 degrees colder in boston. big difference out there. you'll want an extra layer or at least the heavier coat compared to yesterday. hour-by-hour forecasts will be in the 40s by 10:00. 45 degrees to be exact. 47 degrees by noon. by 1:00 p.m. and for boston we'll hold at 48 degrees for the high. bedford 50 degrees. lawrence 50 degrees. nashua 50. many locations you see right around the normal high for this time of the year which is again that's the magic number. the cape and the islands also

evening for the tree lie -- around. not a bad evening for the tree lighting. you might need the hand warmers or toe warmers. 38 degrees. 33 in worcester. hour by hour, want to show you the big system creating lots of snow in the midwest. that same system is going to move our way. the good news is we're going to see the rain from this system. not the snow. the snow is going to stay to the north up in canada. another low pressure system is going to move along the coast here. for early monday morning, the cape, the islands could see an isolated shower or two. the rest of us as we head into monday looking good and dry. thanksgiving is thursday. 50 degrees, partly sunny, pleasant. awesome weather for you. we're dry. great travel conditions all around the eastern part of the u.s. as well. here's that seven day to break it down. 48 saturday, sunday 52. monday 41. pats at home. that's going to be a chilly gape. the temperatures in the mid-30s for game time. tuesday 43. wednesday 48.

we'll be in the 50s the end of the week. >> all right, pamela. thank you so much. cooler temperatures don't sound so bad after all. but when you think about what other parts of the country are facing this weekend, a big snowstorm is hitting the midwest right now. before it ends more than a foot of snow is expected to fall in iowa and south dakota. the weather already has caused dozens of accidents and the timing lousy with travelers already hitting the roads and the skies for thanksgiving. probably some skiing, too. that's what i'm thinking b. several inches of snow is expected to fall in the city of chicago where one of the world's busiest airports is located. if you're wondering what our winter will bring, pamela and the rest of the accu-weather team have made their official predictions and you can find them on our website cbsboston.com under weather. much more ahead this morning. 5:18. coming up, who are you going to call when an owl gepts loose --

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invited an unexpected guest in the hospital. he posed for pictures with the bride and groom. things got ugly. the groom and friend were so ugly they followed him and beat he did need stitches. the groom and his friend are now facing assault charges. but that will teach you to crash a wedding. there was an unusual guest at the ritz carlton in aspen. a great horned owl got in through the attic and found its way into the fourth floor hallway. a police officer experienced at capturing owls was called in to help. she was able to grab the bird in a blanket and calm him down. the owl was then released back into the wild. who would think an owl would be so cute. at some point every new parent has wished for more time to spend with their brand new baby.

be father says his company can do without him for two months. good dad. let's see who you share a birthday with. marlo thomas turns 78. actress goldie hawn is 70. judy garland's daughter is 63. nicolette sheridan of desperate house wives is 52. happy birthday from all of us here at wbz.

welcome back. 5:26. facebook founder mark zuckerberg says he will take two full months of paternity leave when his wife is born. he's expecting his very first child. he shared a post on facebook saying studies show it's better when working parents spend more time with their newborns. facebook gives its employees as much as four months of paid maternity or paternity leave. good for him.

putting a face to the in massachusetts. coming up, meet a little boy willing to do whatever it takes to get his message out. also ahead, banning fantasy decision. a closer look at how much money these businesses actually bring in. and speaking of money, how do you think about having all this dough in your pocket? that would be nice. break out your lottery tickets if you're in it to win it. take a look.

good morning. it's 5:30. i'm kerry connolly along with pamela gardner. they're making fun of my bowl of cereal every morning. it's about five cups. >> i have a donut back in the weather office and a couple of cookies. >> that's just as bad. maybe worse. >> a smorgasbord of food at wbz radio. >> i know. you have to take a different

the radio guys, forget it. >> you're in big trouble. >> so what's going on? we have a 50-50 weekend. >> yup. a chance of rain today. lower sunshine compared to tomorrow. temperatures will be seasonable this afternoon. actually pretty seasonable this morning, too, even though it's much colder compared to this time yesterday. running 15 to 30 degrees colder in some spots. 28 degrees taunton. 39 boston. 32 nashua. frosty spots out there likely. 43 degrees in falmouth and chatham and we have a few clouds rolling into the photograph as well. moving in -- forecast as well. moving in from the south to west. along the coastline mostly clear skies but the few clouds will continue to push through. very thin. not enough to completely block out the sun but we'll have those clouds passing through all during the day. 48 degrees that high temperature. falling back to 44 degrees by 4:18 p.m. forecast tomorrow. we'll have the the hour-by-hour

thanksgiving forecast coming up in your seven-day. terry? >> we look forward to that pamela. thank you. checking our top stories meanwhile, investigators are questioning a former baby- sitter as a person of interest in the disappearance of a 2- year-old little girl. the child disappeared early friday morning from a home in hamilton. it was found several hours later alive alongside a road in rowley. the 2-year-old was bruised and not wearing any clothes. her head had been shaved. the wife of former house speaker sal today macy says he's been diagnosed with prostrate cancer according to the globe. now she's trying again to have him freed on compassionate release. he was diagnosed with tongue cancer in 2012 and his family claims the care he is getting in federal prison is not good enough. he's serving an eight-year term for corruption. the american woman who was killed in a terrorist attack in

massachusetts. adeet take datar grew up -- anita datar grew up in new jersey and was working in massachusetts. she spent time in africa as a peace corps volunteer and was a founding member of a nonprofit group dedicated to public health. she was one of more than 20 people killed when terrorists stormed a hotel in the west african nation. it finally ended when police stormed the building and freed dozens of hostages. david wade has more. >> reporter: guests a the raddisson blu hotel in mali's capital were rushed to safety after gunmen in a toyota suv can diplomatic plates blew right through a security barrier and started shooting. this hotel worker said the terrorists shot at anything that moved. other witnesses said the men shouted god is great in arabic and that they also spoke both french and english. american anita datar was among the more than two dozen people killed during the early morning assault.

>> we're devastated at the loss of our wonderful daughter who was doing the work that she loves. we have no further comment at this time and ask that you respect our privacy. >> reporter: the two gunmen were also killed. more than 100 others were held hostage. the u.s. state department said about a dozen of its employees were rescued after security forces went door to door. u.s. forces helped to evacuate some of the hostages during the seven-hour long siege. >> the terrorists began ruthlessly killing people and taking hostages. on behalf of the american people, i want to extend our deepest condolences to the people of mali and the victims' families including at least one american. >> anita datar is survived by a son, her brother and her parents. two terror groups with ties to al qaeda have claimed responsibility for the attack. the worldwide syrian refugee crisis is continuing to impact lives right here in boston. last night activists rallied outside the statehouse supporting the men, women and children fleeing syria.

they're protesting efforts to block those refugees from entering the united states. in the wake of the attacks in paris. some in congress and many governors, including charlie baker, have come out against accepting refugees. >> the u.s. is such a rich country and other poor countries in the world have -- [ inaudible ] 2,000 is nothing. >> despite his reservations, governor charlie baker is now refusing to sign a letter by other republican governors asking the president to suspend efforts to resettle syrians. a 9-year-old syrian refugee pleading with president obama to allow more people from his country into the u.s. to rebuild their lives. the little boy has already suffered emotional and physical losses beyond anything a child should have to live through. now as he tells our bill

safe here in america until the war is over. >> reporter: he has the irrepressible smile of a 9-year- old but what he doesn't have are his arms. a bomb that hit a syrian refugee camp took his arms and killed three of his siblings but he doesn't dwell on the tragedy. >> if i'm happy or not happy, if i'm not happy it will not bring back my sisters and brothers that i lost and will to the bring back my arms so i might as well be happy. >> reporter: we've seen the pictures of syrians fleeing their country trying to get away from the killing. four million have made it ow. ahmad made it here with his father. >> we stand with our little brother and all refugees fleeing this nightmarish war in syria and iraq to uphold the values that make this country exceptional. >> reporter: he wrote a letter to president obama asking that more syrian refugees be allowed into the united states. >> he told me the other day he

just knows more americans would open their arms to syrian they are. he decided to write a letter to president obama. >> reporter: he put the pen in his mouth and signed the letter. with his father watching, he says he likes america. he likes pizza and hopes to get new arms some day and he's learning english. >> thank you so much, guys. >> reporter: of course the issue is highly politicized but in this particular case it boils down to a 9-year-old boy who loves living here but wants to get home to syria at some point. i'm bill shields, wbz news. governor charlie baker would not sign a letter from other republican governors asking the president to stop welcoming syrian refugees into our country. haunting images in the trial of a high school student charged with murdering his math teacher. jurors watched surveillance video of chism rolling a recycling bin through the halls

of danvers high school two years ago. chism put the body of colleen in the barrel moments after he killed her in the restroom. she's a history teacher. chism's attorneys are using an insanity defense. the army reservist charged with stealing an -- [ inaudible ] james morales appeared in federal court in new york where he was capturing earlier this week. the f.b.i. says he stole 16 guns from an armory last weekend. surveillance video helped lead to his arrest. fantasy sports sites have been in the headlines a lot lately as you know. this morning a closer look at just how much money people spend on those sites. and it is staggering. boston-based draft kings says the industry will take in $4 billion in entry fees this year alone. draft kings released that information in court documents filed on friday in new york.

shut down the sites. earlier this week massachusetts attorney general maura healey announced a series of restrictions including banning players younger than 21. new englanders apparently prefer watching the patriot to casinos. the slot parlor sees significantly fewer visitors on game days. casino officials say they are discussing a number of promotional opportunities with the team to draw in football fans. the casino generated nearly $13 million in revenues last month. that's down from $18 million in july. the casino is located about five miles from gillette stadium in foxboro. so they've got to get a little creative i think on game days. the set celtics -- the celtics bounce back. why they had one of the best nights of the season. more when we come back. >> a cool start. clouds start to roll into the forecast and temperatures seasonable.

highs right around 50 degrees which is average this time of the year. we have a little bit of a cooldown looking ahead to thanksgiving week and then we'll have your thanksgiving turkey day forecast in just a few minutes. weather trivia time. first question of the morning here. on november 18, 2014, an unusual meteorological event occurred. what was it? it was warmer in chicago than it was in miami? snow flurries in los angeles? record high temperatures set in six new england cities or temperatures fell to freezing

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good morning. celtics hosted the nets last night. they looked to beat them and send them their 11th loss. the celtics has brooklyn's first round pick last year, the more losses the better. set ticks get hot. -- celtics get hot. six shots in a row. game high 21 points on the night for bradley. a nice night for david lee as well. evan turner for the slam. all 11 of his points came in the 6th-minute stretch of the quarter. isiah thomas gets in on the action. a 24-point lead at the half.

3rd quarter they keep the pressure on. jake crowder with the steal. he gets the basket. patriots practicing on a beautiful sunny friday out at gillette stadium. chandler jones says the pats defense just simply does what they're supposed to do, they should be fine come monday night when they face the buffalo bills bills. >> you see him running the ball for touchdowns, 20-yard games. deep. everybody has to be sound for the most part. if all guys on the field can be fine. >> they're a good team. great tight end, running backs. there. they have a quarterback that can extend plaifs and -- plays, and make big plays with his feet.

>> we've got your patriots coverage coming up tomorrow. wbz will have patriots game at 11:30. on monday night don't forget to tune over to my tv38 immediately following the game for our 5th quarter post-game show. college football, we're less than a few hours away from the shamrock series. boston college against notre dame on what should be a night to remember for the fans, the coaches and certainly the players, especially those who the irish may have overlooked. >> you talk to some of the past players, you talk to guys like matt ryan, they weren't recruited by notre dame. we've had so many great players go on to the n.f.l. i think they look at it like, you know, we're at boston college. boston college loved us, gave us this great opportunity and we're going to have a chance to come play. we'll have a chance to let our ability speak for itself on the field. >> looking forward to t. how about college hockey. bu number 11 in the country hosting michigan. down 2-0 with over 9 minutes to play when they awoke. danny on the power play. the terriers back in it 12

wrap around to tie the game at 2-2. they weren't done. less than three minutes to play. michigan turns it over. doyle will make them pay as he nails the game winner. bu wins a thriller 3-2 the final. check out northeastern how they won last night. a walkoff slam. david walker down the lane, nails it with just a tenth of a second on the clock. that's winning emphatically. 60-58 the final and a nice win for the huskies. back to women's hockey, bc number two in the country over number five northeastern last night. 4-2 again in women's hockey. bruins host toronto tonight and harvard at yale. the big one in football, that's in connecticut a little bit later on today. that's it for sports for now. i'm don rache, wbz sports. >> all right, thank you so much. 5:46 in the morning. and we're hanging out. >> we're waking up.

>> step outside that will wake you up. a refreshing start here. it's cooler, cooler temperatures than yesterday. we're running 15 to 20 degrees cooler in some spots. yesterday we did pick up some beneficial rain. 1 to 2 inches of rain ray cross the board. however, the drought monitor came out thursday morning and this is the latest update for the week so it doesn't include the rain we had from yesterday but it will definitely help. drought monitors still technically abnormal dry conditions here in boston, the cape and the islands and modes rat drought conditions back into at least the eastern part of worcester county. we'll keep you posted on that situation. more rain expected for sunday but not for today. today we keep it dry for you, even though more clouds will roll into the forecast later today. temperature wise we're 39 to start it off. light breeze from the northwest mixed in and your real feel temp is 34 degrees out there. windchill values making it feel just a little bit colder than the actual temp. 28 degrees taunton. 45 falmouth. 43 degrees chatham.

27 degrees keen. worcester starting off with 35. and in some spots we're running taunton there. 16 degrees colder in boston comparing things to 24 hours ago. hour-by-hour forecast, boston will be in the 30s and then 40s. average high is 50 degrees this time of the year. we'll be just below it. 47 degrees by noon and the same by 2:00 p.m. we reach a high of 48 degrees and that's about it but in the lower 50s for a lot of spots. taunton to norwood and even the dot. tonight tree lighting spectacular. i cannot believe it's here. 70 at 8:00 p.m. -- 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. at fan yule hall. dry -- fan faneuil hall. 40s border line where you might get a little on the cooler side. extra layers this evening, too. temperatures still continue to fall into the 30s for those overnight lows, especially inland areas with some areas of patchy frost tomorrow morning.

now, hour-by-hour forecast as we head into the next 24 to 4 hours, i wapts -- 48 hours, i want to show you the bigger picture. midwest dealing with heavy snow and winter storm warnings. that system pushes our way for tomorrow. thank goodness we will actually avoid the snow so far. 5:00 a.m. beginning to see a few of those spotty showers from the cold front extended from the low pressure system. another low pressure system we're watching is to our south. this is going to move up the coastline. 5:00 p.m. into early monday morning just briefly helping to bring in a few showers to the cape and islands and southeastern mass for early monday morning. be dry. sunday the best chance to see some rain for quite some time. and thanksgiving this is thursday. we're entering almost into thanksgiving week. degrees. partly sunny and great travel weather for you. five-day forecast -- five-day -- let's go seven days, shall we? here it is.

i need some more coffee or sugar from the donut i'm eating. 48 for today. 52 on sunday. monday 41. patriots at home. monday night the coldest game of the season with temps in the 30s for the evening. threw go. 40s and 50s by the end of the week. weather trivia time, first question of the morning. on november 18, 2014, an unusual meteorological event occurred. what do you think it was? this comes from dave in milford. >> all right, dave. kerry floor director going with c. kerry, anchor, going with a. >> you're both wrong. it fell to 32 degrees or below hawaii, california. >> go ahead, name them all. >> we don't have time for that. course. the date is set for a holiday tradition in boston. it's tonight.

crews put the finishing touches on the 80-foot norway spruce yesterday. when that switch is flipped tonight, you'll see 30,000 lights. the event will also include performances by the blue man group and keith lockhart. you can see it here on wbz and my tv38 starting at 7:00. a frightening outbreak at chipotle. while the restaurant's commitment to fresh, nonprocessed food could be its

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welcome back. 5:53 this saturday morning. the e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle restaurants has caused 45 cases of illness. the centers for disease control now says e. coli has been traced to six states including new york and ohio. 16 people were so stick they had to be hospitalized. chipotle prizes itself on serving food that has been minimally processed. a single ingredient is likely the culprit but they haven't identified it yet. locations in oregon and warks reopened last -- washington reopened last week after being closed due to the outbreak. i love chipotle. don't know your gravy boat from your giblets? don't panic. still ahead what you need to do today to make sure your

welcome back. 5:57. thursday is thanksgiving, believe it or not. so if you have a frozen turkey, you might want to start getting it ready. the folks at butter ball turkeys have advice about preparation. in the fridge, thawed turkey breast side up in a tray. and open the wrapper. you should allow at least one day for every four pounds of bird.

now, if you plan on thawing your turkey with cold water, here's the recommendation. thaw breast side down in an unopened wrapper with enough water to cover the entire bird. change the water every half- hour. got to be committed to this turkey. allow a minimum of 30 minutes per pound. it's jiblets, not giblets. you can tell i'm not cooking. we're glad you're waking up with us. look at that sky out there this morning. it's beautiful.