live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at 11 time starts right now. we have breaking news off the top tonight. it's a city on edge. chicago protesters hitting the street after police release dashcam video-a white police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. tonight that officer involved is charged with first degree murder. prosecutors say there is that boy. >> reporter: prosecutors admit that laqaun mcdonald had pcp in his system but say there's no act like this.

shows them trying to walk past police. that's when they open fire and the officer shoots mcdonald again and again, 16 times total including in the head and chest. it does appear the 17-year-old had a knife, but did not reveal it. >> if you could, would you take back what happened that night? >> reporter: jason van dike was charged with first degree murder. >> people have a right to be angry, people have a right to protest, people have a right to free speech, but they do not have a right to commit criminal acts. >> reporter: they argued tuesday the 14 year veteran feared for his life. mcdonald was known to be carrying a knife and was known

burglary of a junk yard. >> what was my client experiencing at the split second time he decided to fire? >> reporter: records show he was never disciplined in any of other indications involving other issues. a chelsey police officer punched a hand cuffed man and the officers with sentenced to three years probation and has resigned from the department. a elderly woman loses pedestrians. tonight one of them is dead and julie. >> reporter: witnesses say this car was out of control coming around a corner only coming to a stop after it hit that build.

it was the middle of the afternoon and the shopping plaza was bustling with customers. >> there was a lot of the mayhem. it was a high rate of speed, we don't know right now, definitely a high rate of speed for a parking lot. >> reporter: just before 8:00 this car came barreling into this shopping center. >> it proceeded by the front of our store, we thought it was actually i think go impact our store. >> reporter: she struck three men in her path. >> people were bleeding and broken bones -- it was bad. >> you really couldn't try to administer any help to try to

>> reporter: sadly, one man passed away, police say the elderly woman herself injured was distraught. >> it's unfortunate that this happened that these people wore out shop -- were out shopping especially this time of the year. >> reporter: police have still yet to release any of the names involved. don't know -- we don't know if the elderly person had a medical situation related to the crash or not. eric is here with the first look at the holiday forecast. >> reporter: it is quiet and wintry outside. 38 in boston. most towns will be finding a spot in the lower 20s by tomorrow morning, but not much happening in the northeast, and a look across the country, it

many people want to see, when you're getting ready for the holidays and traveling, weather will not be a factor. a winter jacket tomorrow morning, but tons of sunshine after that. if you are going anywhere in the northeast, high pressure is in control high and dry. even warmer still on friday. i think we have a chance of the 60s at the end of the week. we will take a full look at the forecast coming up. it was typed as one of the worst traffic days of the year hype. it was terrible. inside to find out. >> reporter: david, finally looking good out here on the pike after hours of gridlock.

accidents, but we got a look up close at how the state tries to keep the traffic moving. inside the massachusetts department of transportation operations center, all eyes are really on the roads. nine. >> reporter: from 93 into and out of the city, all the way to the pike they can see and track it all including this major mass, a boxcar versus a car, hours of trouble for travelers the tuesday before thanksgiving which becoming worse than wednesday. >> we thought today would be better than tomorrow because it was supposed to be so crazy. >> reporter: they thought they holiday traffic. >> right before we left i read

something on the internet this thought, oh, that's great. >> reporter: a few hours later it turned from this, to this. a small break for travelers that you can't help but be thankful for. >> we have only come to a stop twice, so that's good. round one. round two will be tomorrow. they want you to leave very early or very late. 11:00 p.m. kate merrill wbz. our number of tonight 42 million. that's how many americans are this holiday. >> the ring leader of the deadly attacks was planning more violence when he was

they say abdel abaaoud -- president francois hollande was at the white house today. >> isil or deash poses a threat to all of us. it cannot be tolerated. it must be destroyed and we must do it together. >> he some say the battle can only be won with troops on the ground.

by turkey and president vat puttin' says it was an attack. cell phone records show there were 13 phone calls between miss bordner and mr. owens, before the day she was killed. we have seized cell phone records that linked him to the murder. they are looking for two other people charged with being connected to the murder. jim armstrong tells us at least eight homes have been hit -- >> reporter: norwood police say the total no, ma'am of break-ins stand at eight all of them from monday.

>> we had houses within a few of each other hit in certain neighborhoods. >> reporter: the leaves got away with -- thieves got away with smaller items. >> they were able to defeat the locking mechanisms. >> >> if they want to come in, they'll find a way to come in. that's the way i see it. >> windows or doors were pried or kicked. that's how entry was made. >> reporter: investigators say it normal for robberies to happen like this when they count on nobody being home. >> some people did witness suspects in neighborhoods and we have some descriptions. >> reporter: witnesses say they saw either three or four sentence and judgments, two of them white, one black all of

dark suv as a getaway vehicle. anybody with information is asked to call norwood police. calling for help with an intruder in the house. a teenager's frightening or deal, the quick thinking that kept her safe and led the robber into handcuffs. >> we are putting the spotlight on some of the biggest local

these were some frightening moments for a boston teenager. haley morris was home alone when she heard glass breaking.

bedrooms. haley hid and called 911. >> what room are you in? >> i'm in the the bathroom. >> okay, is the door locked? no there's no lockn the door. >> i was like i have to try to maintain myself because if he hears me that might not be good for me so i was like okay, keep calm, let me take deep breaths, talk to the operator. >> reporter: she kept her cool. police say he arrived as they came in. he is now facing charges and she is glad officers caught him. boston is ready for winter. today the mayor showed off two new snow blowers. they will help clear the streets faster, we're hoping we won't have to use those for a while.

>> how about not till 2017. >> good idea. >> 10 inches of snow, three winters straight and thought they're probably going to collect dust, that's the way it usually works. >> reporter: if you have a great picture tomorrow night, send them our way, it is a quiet and wintry night out there. vineyard haven 24-degrees, so plenty of chill to go around. certainly nowhere near records or anything like that it is very quiet in the east, barely a snow flake or raindrop to be found. high pressure is firmly in control which means things stay very quiet. the weather will not be a complication. we are looking to upper teens, lower 20s, so you will want

that jacket tomorrow morning, but it is a sunshining day. the only complaint at sunset time is at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow evening. boston up around 46 tomorrow. just a couple of degrees warmer than we had this afternoon. then we head into thanksgiving day, some southerly winds and the temperatures start to warm up, we will also see a little bit of low cloudiness, so it won't be clear blue skies like we have been seeing. we have more of the southerly flow up east coast, a few record highs are possible up in new england. a couple of rain showers with that all it's going to do is bring the colder air back into the picture for the weekend. looking at the temps in the mid

morning, get a little exercise in before the feast, temperatures will make their way into the mid 50s in the afternoon, if you want to go for a long walk afterwards a little football game, great day for it. really watching the southern plains in particular, dallas area, oklahoma city, little rock, little messy weather there otherwise the coast will be clear. and if you are looking to get a good deal overnight on black friday, the temperatures won't be bad. we have had these tons of nights with dry air, this is just a few. of the ski areas opening. on the slopes. 40s by day and 20s at night and

no rain until at at least tuesday. wow, another dry week. thanks. the real cost on fake money. as the eye team shows us, police say counterfeit money funds crime and terrorism. >> reporter: paying with a string of fake 100-dollar bills. >> we got scammed. >> reporter: jennifer pachikoa remembers it well. a marker like this even identified the bill as legitimate but it was actually a 5-dollar bill to look like 100. later that day jennifer put this sign up. i just want to ask you a couple of questions. we caught up with her on a side street.

how many times have you done that? why did you think you could getaway with that? i didn't. >> reporter: that's a federal crime. they found case after case of bills being passed. to even a teenager trying to buy a piece of pizza with a fake 20. >> they are usually the lowest level of people they are not the ones that are manufacturing it. >> reporter: at jfk airport fake hundreds were concealed in ebbing wi equidor.

>> reporter: now cases come into the boston office every day. last year they pulled about a million dollars of phoney currency out of circulation in massachusetts. special agented in charge lisa quinn says a lot of bad money gets passed around during the holidays. >> if your the person left holding the bill when it's determined to be counter fit, then you're the one that takes the loss. >> reporter: jennifer said detecting bad bills is now part of the bill. for everybody. >> reporter: the majority of fake bills are now produced with laser printedders -- news. the patriots doing well on

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even close. some really close games. >> reporter: the celtics lost to the hawks 127-97.

19 of 25 points in the first half, thank you very much, but in the third quarter atlanta pulls away. with the tear drop. they got the smoke. 121-97 the final. patriots are just one of two of undefeated teams a perfect 10-0 but, here is the but the injuries continue to pile up. amendola had an injury. let's go inside the locker room thanks to inside access. >> good job. >> it's always good to win in this division. always good to win. did our best, let's get ready

around quickly and get ready for denver. >> reporter: tonight at the goodwill headquarters in roxboro, robert kraft teamed up with good will, he had to walk quite a ways to get this basket to its destination. as for the players, they loved it. a great man who spoke with me earlier about a key to life. >> you know, i have this saying that the key to life is to hang out with good people and get the turkeys out of your life, well it's the one good day to have turkeys in your life, and whether you like white meat or dark meat, we are 10-0 and so we are really excited. >> very.

>> give me a hug, give me a hug. >> reporter: how special was that? we'll be right back. [ duck quacking and wind whistling ]

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it's that time of year when our thoughts turn the turkeys, it's time the turn to the turkeys who made the most foul of samples. here are the top of turkeys of 2015.

one bostonian has the logistical burden of hosting the summer olympics, some turkeys live up to 10 years, this one didn't last 10 months. with maximum fanfare, 50 grand of your tax dollars were spent last spring on re-burring an 18th century time capsule that truth be told didn't contain much of interest in the first place. a turkey is still a turkey even if it is more than 200 years old. there protesters that work and protests -- protests that work and those that don't. month for policing reforms were derailed in part by public

the fi i can't say koe cemented the bad situation. whoever. . amount? >> yes, we are definitely on par. what makes the noise of turkeys? >> up next, eric takes another look at the forecast.

we may be the envy of the country right now just in terms of what we are getting in weather. it is unbelievable. i was just saying for twitter with everybody how few storms

we havedealt with.