right now. we begin with breaking news at 5:00. an nfl player shot. the latest on the investigation into what happened. police and protesters clashing on the streets of chicago. video of a police shooting sparking outrage in the community. >> and holiday travel crunch. millions expected to hit the road in the skies today for thanksgiving. what to expect if you are one of them. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com oh, good morning to you. it is 5:00 on your thanksgiving eve, i guess you could call it. >> yeah. we're getting there. >> i'm chris mckinnon. thanks for joining us. >> the turkey's defrosting. i took it out of the freezer. i know you were on me saying, you haven't done that yet? let's get a check of the

it is a chilly start out there danielle. >> similar to this time yesterday. so if you are waking up, the wind won't be as strong as yesterday. it's calm in spots and frost out the door this morning. 18 in norwood. 31 in boston right now. a big range in temperatures on cape cod. a lot of it has to do with that wind. where it's gone calm, that's where we're coldest. quiet travel weather, which is fantastic news. leave a couple of extra minutes to scrape the windshield. bright and cool, 44 at the lunchtime. 40 degrees for the ride home. it doesn't matter where you are going across new england or the northeast. 40s for a lot of us, but 50s when you get to new york city to philly. we'll talk about thanksgiving coming up. let's get to the roads. traffic and weather together. it's quiet right now, robi. >> hopefully you are at your thanksgiving location. if not, good luck on the roads today on the second busiest

travel day of the year. it's quiet out there except for one accident south of the city. the crash is at exit 14. it's early so we're not seeing any kind of backup down there just yet. breaking news overnight. an nfl player shot. rams' wide receiver stedman bailey is in critical but stable condition. bailey was shot while sitting in a car in miami guardens, florida. report -- miami guard gardens, florida. we're following a developing story in chicago. police and protesters clashing on the streets. this was 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. >> this morning, chicago

parents are calling for calm in the city of chicago. nicole jacobs is live in the satellite center with the latest. >> the shooting happened in october of last year. it's coming to light again and sparking protests as we get a closer look at the disturbing dash cam video for the first time. police dash cam video shows the moments at the center of tension in chicago. 17-year-old la kwon mcdonald, two police officers approaching. shot. 15 more would come, including to mcdonald's head and chest while he was on the ground. hundreds filled the streets in protest. chanting 16 shots, they marched for the most part peacefully. >> 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: the officer is now charged with first-degree murder. >> people will judge the split second actions of my client, however, the standard in this case is, what was my client experiencing at the time he made this split second decision to fire? >> reporter: mcdonald was known to have been carrying a knife and wanted in connection with a burglary at a freight yard. mcdonald was found to have pcp in his system. as for the officer, he has a history of 18 complaints against him involving excessive force and racial slurs. he was reportedly never disciplined for the complaints. in the satellite center, nicole jacobs, wbz news this morning. a former chelsea police officer admitted to punching a handcuffed man. the suffolk d.a. released video of the incident. felix rivera, jr. hit the victim four times in the face knocking him to the ground. the victim who suffered

multiple injuries to his face, was detained for being intoxicated. yesterday, the judge sentenced him to three years' probation and anger management. he has already resigned from the department. if you are traveling for thanksgiving, chances are you are heading out today. today is typically the second busiest travel day of the year, only second to yesterday, which was a tough ride out there. susie steimle is live along the mass pike in natick. susie, that is one of the worst spots to be to get stuck in traffic this holiday season. >> reporter: that's true but not right now. it's good after 5:00. a steady flow of traffic probably a little more than we usually see. right now is a good time if you are thinking about getting out on the road. as you mentioned, chris, yesterday was supposed to be the worst travel day for drivers. today might be slightly better

whether it's the pike, 93, or 128, the holiday lights are glowing red as travelers hit the road for thanksgiving. >> heavy volume between 6:00 and 9:00. >> reporter: inside the mass d.o.t. operation center, they tried to mitt date the inevitable mess, but there's little they can change about these bottlenecks living up to their namesake. >> i'd like to watch my estimated time of arrival just get longer and farther away. >> reporter: drivers do their best to stay positive and for them. 47 million people will travel for thanksgiving this holiday season. 42 million are in their cars. aaa predicts lower gas prices had a lot to do with that decision. >> overall, traffic hasn't been as bad as i thought. >> reporter: amanda and her daughter chose the recommended time for travel and it paid off. officials urge you to stay outside the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 8 p.m. >> we've only come to a complete stop twice, so that's good.

>> reporter: tuesday was expected to eclipse wednesday as far as traffic was concerned. a little farther down the road, we'll learn if that prediction turned out to be true. we're giving you a live look now at the allston brighton tolls. this is something that might brighten up your holiday travel day. there is an opportunity for freebies there this morning from 7:00 through 8:00 in the morning. they will be waiving toll fees at that location and handing out cards for a dunkin' donuts free coffee. if you are at home thinking of debting out on the roads, that may give you motivation if you are in that area to travel between 7:00 and 8:00. we're live in natick, susie steimle, wbz this morning. >> free coffee is never a bad thing. thank you very much. in light of the paris terror attacks, president obama will meet with national security advisors again today urging them to step up efforts against isis even over the holidays. the white house says there are

against the u.s. still, the state department has cairned everyone to be -- warned everyone to be vigilant while traveling, especially in large crowds and public places. meanwhile, police say the ringleader of the deadly paris attacks was planning more violence when he was killed in a raid. they say he was planning a suicide attack in paris in the financial district there. before he was killed, officials say he returned to the bataclan theater and restaurant to see the carnage. a deadly crash at a natick shopping center is now under investigation. an elderly driver crashed into three pedestrians. one. men has since died. the other two are in the hospital. police say the woman in her 80s was driving pretty fast for a parking lot. >> we heard this tremendous noise, you know, metal being, you know, crunched. we witnessed a car that had come around the corner. we saw it change directions and

store. we thought it was going to impact the front of the store. >> police say the elderly woman, herself, was injured and distraught. they are now looking into whether she suffered some is the of medical emergency. right now, a search under way for a dorchester man accused of killing a woman and setting her poddy on fire. the d -- her body on fire. the victim's bound and burned body was found near railroad tracks earlier this month. the d.a. says owens believed the woman had something to do with his son's death. >> cell phone records show there were 13 phone calls between miss boredner and mr. owen the day ashley was killed. state police have additionally seized several items at owens' home in dorr chester that link him to the -- dorchester that link him to the murder. >> two others were also charged

eyewitnesses hold the key to cracking the burglaries in their neighborhood. each time the thieves were after small items, electronics, jewelry, cash, and one case a gun. >> these were actually forced entries. windows or doors with are pried or kicked. that's how entry was made. >> reporter: police say the robberies happened during the daylight hours which means there are witnesses. they are looking for at least three men. two white, one black in a dark colored suv. two fantasy sports sites will be in court today. new york's attorney general is trying to stop fan duel and draftkings from doing business in new york arguing the sites are illegal. the "new york times" says both sites started blocking users from states where fantasy sports betting is already illegal. two cars used in ben affleck's new film reported

being illegally parked in south posten. the 1920s era vehicles are part of the filming for the movie "by night." the crime drama directed and starring affleck based on a novel. a resident reported the cars after spotting them on m street yesterday. coming up, the celtics losing steam in atlanta. >> were they able to soar past the hawks? we've got the highlights. >> plus, the pats making a big difference off the field. how robert kraft and some players are helping hundreds of families this thanksgiving. good morning, danielle. >> good morning, everybody. quiet weather today. the sun is going to be shining. still in the 40s, though, tomorrow. for thanksgiving, we come into the 50s. i'm going to take you through the hour by hour forecast when we come back.

so check out this video, you guys, known as a fire nado or fire devil. it is the creation of a group of men who call themselves the slow mo guys giving you the phenomenon that's caused by rapidly rising hot air and fires that combine with the winds. it's pretty intense that they

slow mo that you can see what's going on. >> wow. that is so weird to look at. >> especially in low mo. >> all -- slow mo. >> all types of weather looks really cool when you can slow them down. >> look at her with the vortices. can i buy a vowel? [ laughter ] >> remember last year what we had to deal with? >> i remember. i was out in it. >> the warmest 71 degrees in 1971. the coldest 1873, the wettest 2.6 inches of rain fell in 1971. we had 4.4 inches of snow in 1989. no extremes this year. we're in a very quiet pattern that will continue. 31 at logan. the wind out of the north at 5 miles per hour. and it's similar to where we

there was just a bit of a breeze yesterday. it's calm in most spots, but that has allowed for spots to develop. 19 in keene. same in canton this morning. a lot of the rest of us are running in the 20s and the skies are clear. we're in for mostly sunny skies through the day today. the nation on a whole is quiet, too. we have snow pushing through north dakota, montana, idaho. there is a disturbance coming in that will bring in know through the rockies, cascades and central plains. for us, though, that blue h, high pressure fair weather and control. the fair weather cheese the northeast and mid-atlantic. tomorrow thanksgiving we start with low clouds. the wind is coming in from the south tomorrow and picks up some of the low-level moisture. our highs today will be in the 40s but tomorrow we manage mid-

where we should be for this time of the year. i anticipate some is up shine. friday we're looking at 60. another dry day before a cold front arrives. not until friday into overnight. that's the leading edge of the cooler air that comes in. mid to upper 40s. tonight we drop back into the 30s with partly cloudy skies. a lot of turkey trots tomorrow. the football games, barry burbank is running in andover tomorrow morning. 38 degrees with a few low clouds. not all that chilly. 60 to end the week and then we turn cooler aside from a morning rain shower on saturday. we're dry and in the 40s to start next week. traffic and weather together, robi. >> i can't get over the animated turkey there. >> dancing, flapping his wings. >> yeah!

for the day before. maybe he escaped and was granted immunity. >> good luck to you, turkey, and all of your football teams tomorrow. it's quiet out there, danielle, on the second busiest travel day of the year. only moderate volume. traffic moving along fine from braintree to boston. look going out of hang um with no other problems. 93 southbound usually busy in andover and medford right now looks fairly quiet. 128 and 495 are speed limit rides. chris, kathryn? 5:18 right now. the pats take a time out to get into the giving spirit. >> steve burton has more in your morning sports. >> good morning, everyone. the celtics headed north after getting thumped down south. celtics lost in atlanta. tonight they took on philly at the garden. avery bradley did all he could to keep his team in it.

grabs the loose ball, finishes the other way for the dunk. 19 of his 25 points came in the fist half. in the third quarter, atlanta pulls away. mike scott with the lay-in and the foul. jeff with the tear drops and one. count it. celtics lose it 121-97. it wasn't pretty but it doesn't matter. patriots are one of two undefeated teams left. you can't ask for better than from 10-0. the injuries continue to pile up. amendola had an mri yesterday. the word is, he has a sprained knee. thanks to patriots all access after the win. [ all talking at once ] >> it's always good to win in this division. always good to win.

things we didn't do very well, but it was good enough for the good job. good to win in this division. >> reporter: last night, the roxbury. event. robert kraft teamed up with good will in 1984. a basket of goodies given away. mr. kraft had to walk quite a ways for this. the players love it. a great man spoke with me earlier about the 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 this is the one day that it's great to have turkeys out of your life. >> we're 10-0 and heading out

>> i want to you ask tina. how special is this? >> it's very special, especially with you on my arm. >> how sweet is that? >> i love seeing that. good stuff right there. 5:20 on your wednesday morning. straight ahead, some of the biggest names in sports and tape. >> pittsburgh honoring 17 people at the white house with the medal of freedom. >> reporter: i'm jon keller that display by the refs, have we made a mistake by devaluing experience? my take is coming up on wbz

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there is a growing trend in many professions so hire younger employees who are less expensive. >> this morning, jon keller takes a closer look at why experience should matter more. >> reporter: good morning. if you are a sports fan, you are probably still buzzing about mopped night's patriots game and the atrocious display of incompetence of the referees. members of the officiating crew either didn't know the rules or were so inexperienced, they were going by college rules instead of the professional ones. professional. that's the key word here. amazingly, given the scrutiny and amount of money involved,

officials who have other jobs during the week. so much for all of that rhetoric from league executives about their commitment to the integrity of the game. that's not the only industry where part timers and amateurs are handling jobs that really ought to be filled with full- time professions. look at journalism where you are increasingly likely to get your news from someone without basic reporting skills or an experienced editor scrutinizing the work. and how about rank amateurs are all of the rage in politics despite the disappointing performances by two underexperienced presidents in a row. there's no what i to say this without sounding to some like an old coot shouting to get off his lawn so i'm going to go for it. experience matters. it can be the antidote to panic

youth can be served and new blood is good in any profession but anyone who thinks greener and cheaper are better than older and wiser ought to for. talk back to me at keller@wbztv.com or via twitter @keller at large. president obama handed out medals of freedom to 17 americans yesterday including baseball legend willie mays. the medal of predom is the nation's highest civilian honor. still to come in our next half hour, a special message of support. prime minister reaches out to the family of a sharon team killed in the west bank. >> i have to try to maintain myself because if he hears me, that might not be good for me. >> home alone when a burglar breaks in. this teen helps police catch

breaking news right now at 5:30. an nfl player shot. we have the latest into what happened. >> police and protesters clashing in the sheets of chicago. the video sparking community outrage. >> scary moments for a brockton teen home alone when a burglar breaks in. how she helped police catch the suspect. good morning. welcome back. it is 5:30 on this thanksgiving eve. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it is wednesday, november 25th. the bad news it's cold. the good news it is it is at least dry out there so no problems for traveling. >> it's good for traveling all

up and down the eastern sea board. that's fantastic news. a little chilly but we can deal with it at this time of the year. temperatures are similar to what we had yesterday. 18 in norwood. the biggest difference right now is the wind wasn't as strong as it was yesterday. we were 39 in prove "eyewitness newstown" but only 22 when you are in hyannis. a lot of that has to do with the wind where it has gone calm. we have scattered frost out there as well. clear skies will be with us from start to finish. sunrise coming up at 6:47. bright with a light wind and seasonal mid-40s for the midday rush hour with no weather issues. clear and quiet. sunset early with temperatures around 40. you may get a pop up shower in florida. tomorrow, notice wet weather in the central part of the country

from kansas back to texas. we'll take you to our thanksgiving forecast coming up. traffic and weather together. hi, robi. >> a lot of people have the day off. question is whether they will hit the roads or stay put. moderate to heavy volume now woburn into boston but no slowdowns reported. the other major route is from the north trouble free. checking the south the expressway. 128 southbound getting busy. route 3 north and 24 north look okay. no issues on 95 or 128. chris, catherine? breaking overnight, an nfl player shot. rams wide receiver stedman bailey is in critical but stable condition right now. he was shot while sitting in a car in miami gardens, florida. he will undergo surgery this morning.

bailey is currently sevenning 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 after graphic video showed a white police officer shooting a black teen 16 times killing him. the veteran officer is being charged with murder. chilling moments for a brockton teen when she finds an intruder in her home. she was home alone when she heard glass breaking. a burglar was breaking into the house and ransacking the bedrooms. that's when the teenager decided to hide and called 911. >> reporter: what room are you? >> i'm in the bathroom. >> is the door locked? >> no, there's no lock on the door. >> i was like, i have to try to maintain myself because if he hears me, that might not be

so i was, like, aim just going to be calm. let me take deep breaths and talk to the operator. >> reporter: haleigh did stay calm. police arrived as the man who broke in was trying to hide in some bushes nearby. he's now facing charges. haleigh is glad officers caught him. president obama reaching out to the parents of a sharon teen murdered in the west bank. ezra shwards was delivering food when he was gunned down by a palestinian man. president obama called schwartz' parents to offer his condolences. secretary of state kerry condemned the attack. he's in israel. >> when citizens can be murdered like ezra schwartz, my citizen of massachusetts, while driving in a car on a mission

>> ezra was studying in. >> reporter: during a gap year. he was planning to start business school at rutgers university next fall. the state of new hampshire is issuing a medical marijuana i.d. car so she could get medical marijuana legally. new hampshire approved medical marijuana two years ago but has not issued any i.d. cards to patients nor allowed any dispensaries to open. and grant ideas to do with a donation worth nearly half its operating budget. christopher's haven is getting kraft. he heard about their work from

a friend of joyce evans. >> he said i asked chris who said you are a good person, so i want to give you $100,000 in matching funds. i recognized his voice, so i knew it wasn't a joke. that's when my knees started to buckle. >> duval says the gift is so generous, they may be able to open another christopher's haven location. >> love the work they do there. coming up next, bracing for the holiday shopping rush. >> the stores open tomorrow for those who just can't wait for black friday. >> it's the day before thanksgiving. day. so what's the absolute worst any guesses? the answer's coming up on wbz this morning. >> good morning, everybody. watchers. temperatures right now are on the chilly side. we've got teens and 20s in a lot of spots. readings.

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humans aren't the only ones celebrating thanksgiving. >> some residents at the new england aquarium are getting into it, too.

of of a feast of brussel sprouts and figs. the turtles seemed to like the brussel sprouts best and ate them like it's candy. >> that's because it wasn't fried calamari. >> fried calamari, i can go for. brussel sprouts i love. where can you shop on thanksgiving day? jill wag is live with the new york stock exchange with today's money watch. good morning, jill. >> good morning, chris and kathryn. radioshack is open early on thanksgiving, 8:00 a.m. in the afternoon tasty penny opens at 3:00, followed by old navy, toys r us, best buy, wal- mart, macy's. whether they like it or not, if the mall is open, the stores have to open, also. costco's chicken salad is now

linked to an e. coli outbreak that sickened people in 19 states. anyone who bought chicken salad from any costco on or before friday should throw it out. and a golden business idea. granny panties making a comeback. check out golden girls underwear. they have an image of dorothy, rose, blanche, and sophia onto lace silk granny panties. they cost $160 or pie them separately. chris, is this going on the birthday list. >> i love that she asked you. oh, my gosh. it's the gift that keeps on giving, jill. >> how much are they, jill? >> reporter: 160 for a pack of four, or you can buy them individually so if you have a favorite golden girl, you can get theirs. >> le with, jill, if you feel like putting them on my birthday list, i'll regift them. >> i say the christmas lift

because that list comes sooner. >> there you go. thank you very much, jill. happy thanksgiving to you. >> it has their faces on it. >> i saw that. coming up, a check of the traffic and weather together. >> plus, a look at the top thattivity. the search for the person who left him there. >> and dash cam showing a motor vehicle shooting a teenager 16 times sparks outrage. amazon.com seems to never take a day off but shouldn't their workers take a day off? one worker is fighting to get thanksgiving off and says they shouldn't be exempt from the massachusetts blue laws.

it's been getting colder. you've been telling us this. yet. >> "yet" is the key word. plans. mayor walsh showed off two new pieces of equipment designed to clear the roads faster. winter. mayor walsh says the dpw crews removed 40,000 truck loads of

of road. that's about 12 trips around the world. >> that's incrediblep. >> that's sympathy perspective. >> i can't believe that. i guess i can after the snowiest winter in history. >> you'll guide us through it. >> no snow on the forecast. >> i will leave the stage so you can do your forecast. >> quiet travel weather. no issues, kathryn, which is coast. our testimony cheers will be around 60 degrees as we head saturday. it's rain showers. no snowflakes in sight here. bus stop forecast. today. the fall jacket, maybe a heavy coat depending on preference. upper 20s will be in the mid- 40s with bright sunshine to end

the day. just a little cooler than we should be for this time of the year in terms of our average highs. 19 in taunton. it's 31 in the city of boston. a lot of communities waking up to 20s. out the door right now with a little bit of frost. big area of high pressure is in control. notice early this morning a lot right. we've got pockets of snow from nevada right now. so there is a disturbance coming in to the west coast. that's the only active weather today across the country. for us, though, if you are doing any traveling through new england through the mid- atlantic through the great lakes, we are just fine. that big ridge of fair weather is under n. control. on the backside of it, we debt a southernly wind. we get clouds tomorrow. the southerly wind will boost

50s so it's going to be a nice thanksgiving overall. heading into thursday night and friday, that's when we're tracking the next front. by friday night and saturday morning, that's when the front comes in but we're mild enough that it's just a few scattered rain showers that will linger into the very early morning hours on saturday. grab the shades out the door. solar glare may be the only thing you contend with. 45 in keene. 46 in jaffrey today. the wind will be coming in from the southeast. 45 to near 50 when you come back down to the vineyard. 30 to 35 in the suburbs so not as cold. 39 downtown. partly sunny tomorrow, breezy and mild for our thanksgiving with temperatures running in the 50s. black friday deals, look at those temperatures actually in the 40s overnight. if you are thinking of heading out at midnight, 40s for the

weekend after an early morning shower on saturday. the rest of the weekend is looking dry. traffic and weather together, robi. danielle, so far, the second busiest travel day of the year looks like any old ordinary midday commute. the only slowdowns are south of town in familiar spots. the expressway heavy eastbound to savin hill 128 southbound, you are sluggish. no backups at all. the thanksgiving travel rush continues today. >> plus, new video of a police chicago. here are your top stories. >> reporter: i'm nicole jacobs as protesters are well into the early morning hours. the community outrage porked by police dash cam -- sparked by police dash cam video. la kwon mcdonald was shot 16 times including in the head and chest. 14-year veteran police officer jason van dike has been charged

with first-degree murder in this case. coming up at 6:00, van dike's attorney is speaking out as well as the police superintendent. in the satellite center, nicole jacobs, wbz news this morning. authorities say a norton man found dead in his home died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. police responded to the home saturday night. they say amare fired several shots through the front door. one officer returned fire a short time later. police heard a single shot from inside of the house. an unlikely discovery at a church if ativity scene out of queens, new york. a newborn baby boy found wrapped up in hey manger. police believe the poi was about four hours old when a church custodian found him. the church is considered a safe haven which means a newborn can be dropped off. because no one was notified,

whomever left him there could face charges. massachusetts is full of college kids and the state is looking to help them get out from a mountain of debt. a dedicated unit helps students who have fallen behind on the payments. the a.g.'s office is also cracking down on companies that charge excessive fees or mislead bureauers. monitoring what's likely going to be another tough travel day this day before thanksgiving. there's expected to be 47 million americans traveling over the next couple of days for thanksgiving. 42 million of them will be driving this season. officials say the worst time to be out on the roads in massachusetts is between 4:00 and 8:00 this evening. so try to avoid that if you can. we have more tips about what might make your day easier coming up at 6:00. for now, we're live in natick,

susie steimle, wbz this morning. it is 5:51. time for our "daily talker." >> when you order something from amazon, do you ever wonder how many people it takes to get your package delivered? >> some of the workers will be on the job tomorrow while you are eating your thanksgiving turkey. at least one employee thinks that's wrong. here's robi with her story. >> reporter: chris, there are blue laws in massachusetts that say retailers have to close on thanksgiving and christmas. we spoke to a woman who works to are amazon who works in a warehouse. camille works part time sorting packages in stoughton where orders are processed and shipped out. she didn't get a holiday tomorrow because amazon believes this facility is not a retail store but rather a transportation hub where factages are loaded and unloaded onto trucks. therefore, amazon believes they are exempt from massachusetts blue laws.

what she can't understand is why the workers have to report when u.p.s. and postal services will not be operating on the holiday anyway. she feels billion dollar companies like amazon can afford to give employees two days off a year. the other, of course, being christmas. so we asked you what do you think about the whole thing? do you think amazon should be included in the blue laws? a person who identifies as a car salesman says "amazon has millions of packages to deliver so they have to have employees working around the clock." he goes on to say, "that's the job. if you don't like it quit." we'll read more coming up at 6:00. still to come, guys, listen up. >> a new trend to help you get in the holiday spirit and why it will likely turn a lot of

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