right now at 4:30, americans on high alert. a new warning as millions get ready to travel for the thanksgiving holiday. >> and a white police officer expected to face murder charges black teenager. released today. >> if you went to bed early like us, you probably missed the perfect ending to the patriots/bills game. the win comes with more key injuries. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- comments@captioncolorado.com good morning. it is 4:30 right now. great to have you with us. i'm kathryn hauser.

>> i'm chris mckinnon. it's tuesday, november 24th. with monday night football, we >> we do. first, danielle's got our forecast. >> it is cold. >> i had the seat heater going. the steering wheel going. wheel? >> is that fancy? amazing. wow, 10 to 20 degrees colder need the heat. temperatures right now in the city of boston, 30 degrees. the dew point is in the teens. drier air has come in, the west wind at 7 miles per hour. all it takes is a bit of a breeze to add the windchill. so temperatures are in the 20s and even teens. the windchill is in the teens and 20s for most of us. it feels like 23 degrees, the real feel at logan. there may be a touch of light frost in a couple of the suburbs.

a couple of clouds will be in place this afternoon. overall no big weather issues. the wind won't be as strong as yesterday, so it won't feel quite as cold. nonetheless, a cooler than average day, quiet and chilly. it is a busy travel day tomorrow. we're going to talk all about that in your thanksgiving forecast, you guys, in a supple of minutes. a warning for americans worldwide on the busiest travel week of the year. this comes amid concerns terror groups are planning more attacks. >> the state department is advising americans all over the world and here at home to avoid large crowds. julie loncich takes a closer security changes in place. >> reporter: just as 47 million americans embark during the year's busiest travel week, there is a new worldwide travel alert. the state department says current information suggests terrorist groups like isis and al qaeda continue to plan attacks around "the globe."

going out of the country. >> reporter: uneasy news for sisters maura and olivia who have been planning their two- week european adventure for a lifetime. >> our family is like, no going to big venues or anything like that. >> reporter: officials warn large venues and mass transit are possible targets for both conventional and nonconventional weapons. nypd spent the weekend training ahead of the thanksgiving day parade. you will see more security at the nation's 500 airports. >> our airport security is not designed to catch somebody right as they are getting on the aircraft. it is designed to start checking people isn't they look for that ticket. >> reporter: tsa will scrutinize the ticket and screenings will likely be more thorough. >> i'm going to be nervous. no two ways about it. >> reporter: mom vicki can't

help but worry, but she never thought about postponing the trip for a moment. >> you can't live in fear, like week long. we can't do that. >> reporter: this alert is in effect until the end of february. a brand new cbs poll out monday night now finds that 63% of americans support ground troops in iraq and syria and say they are necessary to defeat isis. at logan, julie loncich, wbz this morning. people in new york can now play an even greater role in preventing attacks. the governor just announced the see something send something app that lets tipsters sinned texts and pictures to the new york intelligence center. president obama will meet with french president francois will discuss how to wrap up the isis.

in france, a street cleaner found a suicide vest loaded with explosives in the same area where investigators found a cell phone belonging to fugitive salal abdel salaam. a police officer is expected to face murder charges as a video shows him shooting a teenager more than a dozen times. bree is here now with the latest developments. good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning. officer jason van dike will be charged with murder. a source close to the investigation tells our sister station in chicago. 17-year-old la kwon mcdonald died a year ago after being shot 16 times. an autopsy shows he had pcp in knife. a judge ordered dash cam video to be made public by tomorrow after the city rejected several freedom of information police superintendent mccarriagery says they are

protests but the mayor vows to hold that officer accountable. >> this officer didn't uphold the law. he took the law into his own hands. he didn't build the trust that we want to see, and he wasn't about providing the safety and security. so at every point, he violated what we trusted him. >> reporter: the mcdonald family says they do not want the video released to the public. back to you. also developing, five people shot at a rally for a black man shot dead by police in minneapolis. several white supremacists showed up. they were asked to leave. the men came back and fired six shots into the crowd. it's unclear if the suspects are in custody. a trooper was hit by a suspected drunk driver outside

police arrested 29-year-old kathryn williams of beverly. no word on the extent of his injuries. as for the game, the patriots stay perfect hanging on to beat the bills on monday night football. the win came with a few more injuries. >> now the pats have a short turn around before another prime time showdown. levan reid has highlights from gillette. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. if you didn't see the game last night, the patriots moved to 10-0. let's look at 10-0. tom brady giving the guys the business right there. not happy. pats have a slow start. second quarter just before the half, the bills get a field goal. brady to james white, 20 yards in. holla! rex ryan this is his turn to be upset, and he was. it is a crazy play here. paradey rolling right finds

amendola behind the defense but the refs blew an inadvertent whistle in the middle of the play. touchdown. the bills tie it at 10 but later in the third, james white does it again this time on the ground from six yards out. pats go up 17-10. pats hang on to win this one despite injuries to amendola. they are now 10-0 in the year. >> yeah, it feels good to win. it's obviously hard to get to this point. every time goes through different things. we've withstood a lot so we keep fighting. >> reporter: short week for the pats. they have the holiday and then they get ready to fly out to denver and face a team that's motivated to get to them. right new york the patriots are

week. remember the deflate gate? yeah, it's still going on. the judge will hear the appeal a month after super bowl l. that's key because no matter what happens, it won't fact tom brady's ability to play. a baby-sitter accused of kidnapping and hurting a 2- year-old is undergoing a mental health evaluation to see if she's competent to stand trial. abigail is being held without bail. she appeared confused and disheveled in court yesterday. doctors say she's hallucinating and suicidal. police immediately suspected her when the baby went missing. when officers questioned her, and off. a tenant in her parents' home says hannah has a history of stealing things and had a miscarriage the month before. the parents aren't talking but

a family friend did. blessings on all involved. >> reporter: hannah baby sat for the family once before they fired her. a broken water pipe forces several from their homes and they are waking up in a shelter. crews had to cut power, which forced an evacuation. mbta buses kept residents warm. we're also learning the stop & shop nearby lost water around food in the freezers is thawing which is not good considering the holiday coming up. 4:40 on your tuesday morning. still ahead a boston professor taking on hollywood in a new movie. >> now he's threatening to sue and how he says the movie's spotlight put him in a bad light. >> this can be a recipe for disaster. the warner from area firefighters before you cook that thanksgiving turkey. >> say no to gmos.

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several retailers are refusing to sell salmon grown right here in massachusetts and lululemon may be for sale. jill has today's money watch. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, chris and kathryn. lululemon shares are up and more than 15% and rumors that nike and under armor could be interested in buying it. it took a hit after the founder said its yoga pants were sometimes see through because the company's clothes don't work for all women's bodies. remember that scandal? the fda says genetically modified salmon is safe to seat but it may be hard to find it. costco, al did i, trader joe's, wal-mart already said they will not sell the fish to customers. americans sometimes joke about having a work family, but this time of year, it's actually true.

workers will be celebrating thanksgiving with co-workers. in houston, it's actually way more than that. in boston, you are below average. only one in ten people will be spending the holiday with workers. career builders say one in four people will have to work on the holiday which is up from last year. chris, kathryn, are you working thanksgiving this year sympathy. >> this guy is, jill. >> i'm working the next day. i know, christmas is still to be determined. >> i know. >> waiting for the schedule to go up. >> in the news business, it's what happened. >> i don't mind working it because i can still spend time with the parents. >> you are a good guy. we've got a lot to talk weather-wise. >> it is freezing. >> i want to sigh it is the coldest morning at least in a long time. before we talk about the weather, we have one more story here. here. a timely visual warning from the wyeland fire

department on how not to cook your thanksgiving turkey. >> oh, boy. look at this. >> yeah that's bad. >> who knew? this is deep frying the bird. many say it's delicious but it can be a recipe for disaster if you don't thaw it. this is what can happen. yeah, it turns into a fireball. firefighters say if you are frying your turkey, re-read the frier instructions. that's a bad scene there. >> yeah. now we're going to toss to danielle. we're in trouble and behind time now. >> that's okay. i will speed through. the weather is quiet the next few days. we're 10 to 20 degrees colder than yesterday. i'm still thinking about fried turkey, though. 26 in lawrence. we are 19 in taunton. so depends on where you are, but a lot of us are running in the 20s out the door this morning. 17 in norwood.

20s at the coastline and 30s when you get from provincetown back around to chatham at 32 degrees. the real feel right now is a bit of a wind. it's not as strong as yesterday. 11 degrees in worcester. so you do want to be bundled up this morning. skies are clear, though, and we are in for a lot of sunshine today. a few clouds mix in at times, but overall, there's not a lot of action across the nation. for us, high pressure will be the big thing. snow showers are coming off into the great lakes. for us, though, sunshine not as cold as yesterday. it will be in the low to mid- 40s for most of us. wednesday a big travel day. great if you are traveling anywhere in new england up and down the eastern seaboard. by thanksgiving, we start to get a wind out of the south. that would bring in moisture in the form of clouds. thanksgiving morning, we get a

stubborn in the afternoon across the interior. we warm into the mid-50s on thanksgiving. then a cold front approaches. notice there's rain and snow with it. it's the leading edge of cold air that will get back in. it looks like the timing of that would come through with rain showers here. high temperatures today, 40 to 45 for most of us tonight. similar to this morning. 20s for a lot of us with clear skies. low 30s when you come into the city of boston. highs top out in the mid-40s for most of us. 60 to end the week. a couple of showers again friday night into early done. saturday, our warmest temperatures will be in the morning. then it'll be chilly by sunday. guys, back to you. a boston professor blasting the producers of the movie "spotlight" saying the way he's portrayed in the film is a complete lie. the movie details the "boston

globe's" investigation into the presex abuse covering it up. >> now jack dunn says he's ready to take legal action over a scene based on him. paula ebben spoke to him in an interview you first saw on wbz. >> it's just been devastating, paula. you work your whole life for the sake of your family. you have a reputation you are proud, and to have it twisted and defamed by the recklessness of hollywood screenwriters is unconscionable. >> reporter: jack dunn says he was stunned as he sat in the dark watching "spotlight." >> the words that i not only did not say, but they do not represent what i feel as a human being. >> reporter: the dogged work of "boston globe" reporters abuse scandal. a scene unfolds in a meeting in which dunn is portrayed as a cold, heartless advisors who

cult reporters' story ridiculous when in fact -- >> i didn't say any of those things. >> reporter: what was your reaction when you saw the scene in the move why it first time? >> i left the theater. i was so overcome with shock and emotion that i threw up. >> reporter: he says he's heart sick about the fabrication, his family beside themselves. >> they used my name. they used my place of work. they used my occupation in an utterly false depiction which has been exceedingly difficult for me and my family. >> reporter: dunn believes it dramatic effect. a line meant for a fictional by him. >> hollywood needed a villain. in this particular scene, they assigned that to me. >> we received a statement from open road films. a spokeswoman for the company says it believes the complaint against "spotlight" is without merit and call it a meticulously researched movie that captures the nature of events, issues and pressures of the time. jack dunn's lawyer has found a

letter demanding that the scene be deleted from the film. it is 4:50 right now on your tuesday morning. a local animal shelter destroyed by fire. >> still ahead, how a community is getting together to get it back up and running. >> plus, what the u.s. government is promising as it tries to get state governors on board with the plan to get

welcome back. it's just about 4:54 right now. the state department issues a worldwide travel alert. it comes on the heels of the paris terror attack. the state department warns isis or other terror groups like al qaeda could be planning more attacks around the world. the alert warning -- the alert, rather, tells americans to be careful when using public transportation or attending public events in large crowds. tom brady not happy with the close start with the bills. brady throws to james white for the 20-yard touchdown. the pats go into the locker

the patriots go on to win it 20-13. amendola suffered an injury. also this morning, a show of support. hundreds come out to help a paxton animal shelter that burned to the ground. they came to mourn the dozens of animals that perished in the fire. cats and dogs died sunday night. when firefighters got there, they weren't sure they could save any of the animals, but two cats and four dogs survived. >> we had five originally survive and one died on the way to the hospital. we have four. one in critical condition. >> the animal shelter wants to rebuild. donors are already planning fund-raisers to get the new shelter off to a good start. a pause in the phillip chism murder trial. proceedings will resume after thanksgiving. the victim's mother broke down in court when prosecutors

presented bloody clothing chism was wearing and they showed surveillance pictures taken hours after the crime showing chism buying a movie ticket card. another shows him pulling ritzer's body inside of a recycling bin. the governor has questions about how the u.s. vets syrian refugees. this as he a letter is sent to governors urging them to accept syrian migrants. kerry says additional steps are taken with syrian refugees. half of the united states says syriansp. holiday display and where you can see it. and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over

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the holiday season is bay. >> the dartmouth street side of the boston public library will host a light display from december 17th through the 20th. it will be created by a company that created them from sidney, >> that's beautiful. it's neat what they can do. stay with us on your tuesday morning. your top stories, traffic and weather are all straight ahead on wbz this morning. >> the news at 5:00 starts

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