breaking news right now at 4:30, an nfl player shot. the rams receiver rushed to the hospital. we have the latest on his condition. >> tension in chicago. police and protesters clashing over new video that shows an officer shooting a teenager. >> plus, thanksgiving travel take two. more travel troubles expected today and the best times to hit the road. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com. >> good morning on this thanksgiving eve. can we call it that? i know it's early. >> we can.

good morning, i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. frost on the cars when i was walking into the building. >> i saw that in the parking lot. >> it's chilly out there, danielle. >> it's similar to yesterday. the only difference is there's not a lot of wind so the frost has developed. 19 in norwood, 33 in the city of boston. you may want an extra minute or two to warm up the car and scrape the windshield. 44 by lunchtime today. no weather-related issues. the sun will be shining bright and cool with a light southeast wind. it will be clear and quiet heading into your ride home. temperatures right around 40 degrees. it doesn't matter where you are

we'll take you through your thanksgiving and weekend coming up in a couple of minutes. we have breaking news from overnight. an nfl player shot. stedman bailey is in critical but stable condition right now. nfl.com says he was shot while sitting in a car in miami gardens, florida. he was hit in the head but his injuries were not life threatening. no word on any arrests. stedman is currently serving a four-game suspension for violating the substance abuse policy. now to a developing story in chicago. police and protesters clashing in the streets hours after the release of dash cam video showing a white police officer shooting a black teenager 16 times. that officer is now facing murder charges. >> chicago leaders and the victim's parents are calling for calm. marlie hall has the latest.

october 2014 incident shows 17- year-old la kwon mcdonald jogging down the street, and then he slows down into a walk. two officers approach. prosecutors say officer jason van dike started shooting six vehicle. the silent video shows van dike continued to shoot mcdonald while the teen was on the ground. a few hundred protesters took to the streets shortly after the video was released. some briefly scuffled with police and were led away in handcuffs. >> i want to try to encourage people to be peaceful and yet protest. >> 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: prosecutors say he fired 16 shots in 15 seconds despite the fact that mcdonald never threatened him. the 14-year veteran was charged

tuesday. >> people will judge the split second action of my client. however, the standard in this case is what was my client experiencing at the time in which he made this split second decision to fire? >> reporter: prosecutors say mcdonald was carrying a knife at the time of the shooting and system. marlie hall, cbs news. >> you can is expect -- you can expect more headaches on the roads today. several big accidents didn't help yesterday. inside the mass d.o.t. operations center, they monitor the roads and try to keep things moving as best they can. many drivers thought by leaving trouble. >> right before we left, i read something on the internet that this was actually the worst time. i thought, oh, that's great. >> some good news, though, if you are heading out of the mass

free ride at the allston brighton tolls between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. drivers will also get a $3 dunkin' donuts gift card courtesy of dunkin' donuts and plymouth rock assurance. it is 4:35 right now. a deadly crash at a natick shopping center under investigation. an elderly driver lost control of her car yesterday crashing into pedestrians. one died, two under the hospitals. a woman in her 80s was driving pretty fast through a parking lot. >> we heard metal being crunched. we witnessed a car coming around the corner and we saw it change directions. we thought it would impact the front of the store. >> the elderly i woman was injured and distraught. they are looking into whether she suffered a medical emergency.

sites will be in court today for a hearing. new york's attorney general is trying to stop fan duel and draftkings from doing business in the empire site. the sites are making one change. the "new york times" says both sites have started blocking users from states where fantasy sports betting is already illegal. president obama will meet with national security advisors again today. he's urging them to step up against isis even over the holidays. the state department has warned everyone to be vigilant while traveling, especially in large crowds. a former chelsea police officer will undergo anger management after admitting he pun offed a handcuffed man. this morning, we see felix hit the victim in the face four times knocking him to the ground in september of 2014. the victim, who suffered

was detained for being intoxicated. yesterday, the judge accepted rivera's guilty plea and sentenced him to three years' probation. he already has resigned from the department. right now, a manhunt under way for a dorchester man accused of killing a woman and setting her body an fire. the suspect has been identified as fernando owens. the victim's bound and burped body was found in bridgewater earlier this month. the d.a. says owens believed the woman had something to do with his son's death. >> cell phone records show that there were 13 phone calls between miss bordner and mr. owens the day ashley was killed. state police additionally seized several items from owens' home that link him to the murder. >> two other people are also charged in extension with the murder. thieves on the run this morning. they targeted multiple homes in a burglary spree through norwood.

as jim armstrong reports, they stole jewelry, electronics, and a gun. >> reporter: norwood police say the total number of reported break-s in stands at 8, all from monday. >> we had houses about within a few doors from each other hit in certain neighborhoods. >> the they'ves go the away with electronics and cash. >> there was one fire stolen in one of the breaks. it was secured the way it was supposed to be secured legally. they were able to defeat the locking mechanism. >> reporter: frank lives in one of the targeted neighborhoods. >> they want to come in, they'll find a way to come in anyway. that's the way i see it. >> these are forced entries. windows and doors were pried and kicked. >> investigators say it's normal for robberies like these to happen in the daytime when burglars count on no one being at home. >> these breaks seem to occur later in the afternoon and to the point where some people did witness suspects in neighborhoods. we have some descriptions.

>> reporter: witnesses tell police they saw either three or four suspects. two of them white, one black all believed to be in their 20s in a dark suv as the debt away vehicle. jim armstrong, wbz news. in other news this morning, two cars used in ben affleck's new movie reported for being illegally parked in south boston. they are part of filming for the movie "live by night." it is a crime drama directed and starring ben affleck. a resident reported the cars after spotting them on n street yesterday. >> parking is tough to come by. coming up, a newborn baby left in a nativity manger. >> his umbilical cord is still attached. how the infant is doing this morning and the search for the person who left him there. >> plus, a massachusetts woman

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okay. bear with me on this one. the ultimate set of granny panties for sale. plus, amazon backtracking over a controversial ad campaign. >> where do you find these stories? >> i cover all of the bases. >> yes, you do. costco's chicken salad is linked to an e. coli break. 19 people all over are sick. anybody who bought chicken salad from any costco on or before friday should throw it out. amazon is pulling a controversial ad cane. a new york city subway car was covered in nazi inspired

"the man in the high castle" that would imagine what the world would be like if germany won world war ii. governor cuomo got involved to pull the ad. this could be a golden business idea. we know granny panties are making a comeback just in time for the holidays. golden girls underwear. images of dorothy, rose, blanche and sophia were put onto lace. it will cost you $160, but you can also buy them separately. chris, kathryn? >> it's so funny, she was like, comeback. >> oh, man. that's a great one. >> christmas is coming. >> you're welcome, guys. >> thank you, jill. >> we appreciate the laugh. oh, my gosh. that was just quite the story. the menu was full there.

>> kerry's over there laughing, crying. >> $162 i think is what she said for the full -- that's a lot of money for the gp. moving on. boston is ready for winter. mayor walsh showed off two snow blowers yesterday. he said the giant equipment will help clear the streets fast. >> last winter, mayor walsh says dpw crews had truck loads of snow, melting 50,000 tons of snow and played 295,000 miles of road which is about 12 trips around the world. >> a little math on there. >> yeah. >> it feels like winter out there this morning. i know it's not official out there yet, but it has that feel, danielle. >> remember last year we had a couple of inches on black friday morning? it is a quiet stretch. no weather issues in terms of traveling. blizzard warnings are in effect for parts of wyoming. we don't have to worry about anything like that.

temperatures actually rebound. we'll be around 60 degrees to end the week. the next best chance of any weather comes on friday into early on saturday. mean tile it is chilly to start the day. temperatures are similar to what we had. 33 in boston right now. the wind is light out of the northwest at 5 miles per hour right now. we do have 20s and teens on the map as well. 19 in keene. 19 in taunton. most of us are running in the 20s as you step out early. the sun is going to be shining once it comes up right now. i just want to show you the nation. not a whole lot going on. there are snow showers going from idaho stretching up towards bismarck and that's where we're seeing the active weather. for us, though, high pressure is the dominant feature on the map providing us with this quiet day today. any traveling you have to do new england through the northeast corridor through the mid-atlantic just fine.

we get low-level clouds to fill in, in the morning. notice at 7:00 a.m., some of the clouds may be stubborn tomorrow. i do think we'll see sunshine. with the southerly wind, we'll warm up into the mid-50s for thanksgiving day. here comes the front. this is one we'll be tracking for friday night. there's rain and snow with it. because we'll be so mild to end the week on friday up around 60 as the front comes in, we're talking a few scattered rain showers. again, overnight on friday and into early saturday morning. that's the leading edge of the cooler air that comes back. a few degrees above where we were yesterday. middle to upper 40s for most of us. we should be in the upper 40s this time of the year. overnight tonight, not as chilly as this morning. we've got a few scattered clouds that move in. 39 in boston. the coldest suburbs may dip in. partly sunny, dry and cool. not all that cold. 38 to 44 degrees.

rebound into the middle 50s. looks fantastic. accuweather seven-day forecast, black friday shopping deals looking good. quiet weather, 60 degrees on friday afternoon. temperatures will be in the 40s for the weekend. mid-40s on monday and upper 40s, kathryn, but tuesday. >> thank you very much, danielle. an unlikely discovery at a church nativity scene in queens, new york. a newborn baby boy found in a manger. police believe the boy was just about four hours old when a church custodian heard his careers and found him. -- heard his cries and found him. he was rushed to the hospital. he's said to be healthy. the church is considered a safe haven where anyone can drop off a newborn baby with a responsible person. because no one was notified, whoever dropped off the baby could face charges.

thanks to the massachusetts blue laws, retail employees will be able to stay home with their families but not everyone is covered. camille sorts packages at the warehouse. the warehouse will be open tomorrow so she will have to work. amazon says the warehouse isn't a store front. it is a transportation hub. >> to me, the centers and fulfillment centers are part of the retail business. without those, they wouldn't have a retail business. businesses like amazon, you know, billion dollar companies can give their employees two days off a year. >> the other day she's referring to is christmas day. the massachusetts attorney general says she'll look into the complaint but says it was brought to her attention too late to make a difference this week. new this morning, history in the nba. the golden state warriors are the first team to start the

107. the next game is friday night dependence the phoenix suns. golden state sets their sites on two more. the mbta putting the brakes on a schedule change. >> coming up, the outcry that affair. >> and a family member joining donald trump on the campaign

it is 4:52 on your wednesday morning. breaking news overnight. an nfl player shot. rams wide receiver stedman bailey is in critical but stable condition right now. nfl.com says bailey was shot while sitting in a car in miami gardens, florida. no word yet on any arrests. he's currently serving a four- game suspension for violating the substance abuse policy. tensions remain high in chicago following a night of unrest. protesters marched through the streets clashing with police at times. graphic video shows a white officer shooting a black teen 16 times killing him. he is being charged with murder. frightening moments for a brockton teenager. she was home alone when she heard glass breaking. a burglar was breaking into her house and ransacking bedrooms. the teen hid and called 911.

>> what room are you in? >> i'm in the back room. >> is the door locked? >> no, there's no lock on the door. >> i was just, like, you know what, i have to try to maintain myself because if he hears me that may not be good for me. so let me be calm. >> police arrived as the man who broke in tried to hide in the bushes. hailey is glad officers caught him. pulling back on controversial changes to commuter rail schedules. the schedule cut service to certain lines into north station and eliminated some altogether. they are supposed to take effect december 14th, but there has been such a public backlash that the t is tabling the plan until next spring. that's also when trains into

be announced. the man police say posed as an attorney is facing larceny and other charges. police say he was advertising services without a lawyer without a license and charged to clients thousands for work he didn't do. donald trump is running member. trump's family joined i'm on stage for an event in myrtle peach. this morning, a nonprofit group has grand ideas with what to do for nearly half of its operating budget. robert kraft is pledging $100,000 to christopher's haven for children being treated for

cancer at mass general. he heard about the charity from a friend. >> he said you are a good person so i think i want to give you $100,000 in matching funds. i recognized his voice, and i knew it wasn't a joke. that's when my knees started to buckle. >> what a call, right? duval says the gift is so generous, they may be able to open another christopher's haven location. >> they do such good work there. it's awesome. i'm happy to see that donation. >> me, too. there is a new way for men to sparkle this holiday season. >> up next, the trend that will

okay, guys. let's face it. a suit and tie or ugly sweater may be some of the only ways for you to dress up for the holiday season. >> a bow tie maybe, too. check out the latest trend. it's called glitter beard. don't just tinsel a tree or deck the halls. now you can be the shining star of any holiday party. you may want to offer to clean up at the host's party. >> something nor everybody. >> how would you eat? i'm just thinking of drinking. there'd be glitter in everything. i'm just throwing that out there. >> do you think this he would let me do that for christmas here? >> i'd love to see you try. your top stories straight ahead.