your dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. breaking news right now at 4:30. a deadly shooting at a fenway bar. >> and america on alert from the airport to the malls to this morning's thanksgiving day parade. the extra security procedures in place. >> a family's outrage. a 6-year-old boy stuck with a dirty needle and the test results he's now waiting for. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com

early happy thanksgiving to you. i'm chris mckinnon. kathryn hauser. danielle, how's the weather? >> the only thing we'll have to contend with are some clouds. temperatures will be above days. the dew point's in the 30s and the wind out of the south at 8 miles per hour. all it takes is a bit of a wind to add a chill to the air. 33 in worcester. so we've had colder starts over the past few mornings. 20s. middle 40s when you come back down to cape cod. the satellite shot shows the clouds in place. a lot of these are low-level clouds that move in. notice by the hour by hour forecast as we head through the

early morning hours and turkey trots and football games, a lot of us coolest in the upper 30s. the clouds do break apart just a little bit in the late morning and afternoon. sunshine pokes out at times by 2:00 p.m. temperatures will be running in the middle 50s. once the sun sets, we'll be cooling off in the 40s. we'll take you out through black friday tomorrow and the weekend, you guys, in a couple of minutes. in boston, a deadly shooting at a fenway area bar. >> police have just spoken to the media. nicole jacobs is live outside with who's on first. nicole? >> reporter: julie, chris, we're right at the corner of vanness and yawkey way. right down the street is completely blocked off. beer works is at the end and who's on first is where the crime happened. we are hearing from police that

three people were shot, nonlife- threatening, and one confirmed dead at this hour. we do know that police were actually in the area when they heard gunshots and immediately saw hundreds of people running from who's on first. i want to get you right to video to get you a closer look at exactly where this all happened. police say that at this point, they are not clear of any suspects. they aren't even clear of the victims at this point. they know the male who died is in his 20s. at this point, they are searching for suspects. they are looking at surveillance video at some point today, the chief says, so hopefully they will get information with regards to that. as for what was going on in this area when the shooting happened, we're told there was a private function at who's on first. at this point, the chief cannot say if everyone involved in the shooting was a part of that function. all of this, of course, is part of the investigation. again, he says they will be here throughout the morning,

and as long as they need to be despite the festivities that will happen at fenway park today. certainly a developing situation. an ongoing situation. we'll keep you updated as soon as we get more information throughout the morning. back to you. >> all right, nicole. thank you. america is on alert today. the fbi warning to police, and they are asking them to be vigilant as millions travel and shop on this thanksgiving holiday weekend. the concern, copy cat attacks like what happened in paris. there is no credible threat in the united states. >> but president obama wants us prepared. >> reporter: it's thanksgiving eve and terminal a is packed with confident travelers. you might hear something like -- people and things around. >> reporter: but more likely -- >> i'm not concerned at all.

radio of one die walking around with -- one guy walking around with a very big gun. >> they are strict and reassuring that they have everything under control. >> reporter: passengers here have been braced for longer lines and stricter security. although many like this woman say fear won't stop them from doing what they need to do. will you shop on friday, too? >> yes, i will, actually. moving on. life goes on. >> reporter: which is the same theme at the wrentham outlets earlier in the day. >> some things will happen. you can't stop it. >> i think it should be an ample amount of security for friday because there will an i lot of people here. >> reporter: most have faith in what the government's saying. >> there is no credible threat with respect to massachusetts. >> i wouldn't go to new york over the holidays, but something like this, i don't think twice. >> reporter: this woman headed

to london isn't concerned. >> there was an attack here in boston, so i won't let it stop me from checking out a city i really want to explore overseas. >> reporter: at logan, jim armstrong, wbz this morningp. there's extra security in new york city for today's macy's thanksgiving day parade. members of a new counterterrorism unit will join the extra 2500 police on the votes. work crews put the -- police on the streets. work crews put in finishing touches. and vowing to shut down part of a city on black friday. on tuesday, the city released dash cam video of a 2014 incident showing a white police officer shooting a black teen 16 times. that same day, the officer was charged with murdering 17-year-

old la kwon mcdonald. if more than two dozen governors reject syrian refugees, it could affect their federal money entitlements. charlie baker and maggie hassan have opposed resettlement. it is an agonizing wait for a boston family. a 6-year-old boy stuck with a dirty needle outside of his own school. now he's being tested for diseases like hepatitis and hiv. the family is understandably outraged. >> reporter: advancing to the next level of his game is all charlie's mom wants him to focus on, but he knows something is wrong. >> i am scared of needles, mom. >> he's only 6 and have i to test him for hiv -- and i have to test him follow hiv,

hepatitis c. >> reporter: monday he and his leaves. charlie picked up a pile where it was a used needle and left him with two needle pricks on his palm. >> our children are supposed to be safe at home as well as school. i don't feel safe bringing my child to school anymore. >> reporter: it wasn't until she raised concerns with an emt that she learned about the needle. she says a voice mail did not go out until today. >> i think any parent would want to know that a child got jabbed with a needle because how do you know that was the only one? >> reporter: test results come back this week. kristin was told there is a low risk for him. >> there shouldn't be any risk. >> reporter: charlie is moving to another school and they are moving to another city saying

>> reporter: the boston health commission searched the area before the kids returned to school on wednesday and found one needle. the school system also says they will make sure to educate kids about needles to make sure this does not happen again. katie brace, wbz news this morning. police say two people stormed an auto body shop and beat several people up inside. brandnd donovan and anthony tarascuso were after a 19-year- old but attacked several others inside with a baseball bat and crowbar. all are expected to be okay. football at fenway may be the next big fall tradition. today, more high schoolers will hit the gridiron. there are two games between two sets of old rivals. you can bet the stands will be packed. >> that's exciting for the high schoolkids.

definitely the case for yesterday. st. john's and bc high dependence catholic memorial. until this week, there hadn't been a high school game at fenway since 1927. >> being in the locker room sitting near pablo sandoval's locker. >> this is an incredible night. it's fun, different, exciting. >> i love it. we're seniors, so i'm sad i won't get to do it again, but i think it's amazing. >> this morning's action starts at 9:00. as you watch the local high school games and eat your first serving of turkey because you can't not go back for seconds, join us for wbz for all of your nfl action. the carolina panthers put up the perfect 10-0 record with kickoff at 4:30. coming up, a heart of gold.

>> a mother using jewelry to help others fight the disease that nearly took her life. kathryn hauser is sharing her story. >> is your turkey in the oven yet? thousands today will turn to the butter ball hot line for help this morning. and this horn, we're hearing about -- and this morning, we're hearing about some of the wackiest calls of all time. stay tuned.

good morning. happy thanksgiving to you if you are just waking up. butter ball wiliness app answer 10,000 calls. >> half of them will be coming from my house. they have been fielding heard it all. this morning, we have some of the craziest questions the hot line has ever received. >> one man cut his turkey in half with a chain saw and wanted to know if the oil from the chain would adversely affect the turkey. >> a guest was coming from connecticut to baste the turkey but since butter ball's turkeys are prebasted, she wanted to know what to do with her guest. canada.

>> a florida man left the turkey overnight in the car but didn't want to tell his wife. was it safe to eat? the answer is no because they are in florida. >> another guest was coming from the bahamas and the hostess wanted to know how to create a tropical turkey with a bikini look. they suggested putting foil over strategic spots of the turkey and letting the exposed skin tan in the oven. >> yeah. >> danielle, what's your worst turkey experience? >> all of my turkey experiences have been amazing. come on. >> honestly that was my first and only turkey, and it did come out okay. the questions were amazing. what about thanksgiving day turkey, right? these are the extremes for new england that we've had. 71 degrees. not like?

i don't know. it's a tie between the coldest and wettest. no one wants rain. snow would be pretty. thankfully, our weather's quiet. we'll be coming into the 50s. it's 29 in nashua right now. 41 in boston. 20s, 30s, and 40s but not as cold as we've been the last couple of mornings. now, this morning, oh, what an experience for the high schoolkids, right? needham, wellesley 43 degrees at fenway. 52 by noontime for boston english taking on boston latin. there will be clouds around today across the board. it will be a dry day today aside from the isolated sprinkles this morning. 56 is the high later on today. 58 in norwood. keep in mind that our average high temperature should be in the upper 40s. so with the wind coming from the south, we'll warm things up today. across the nation, the central part of the nation dealing with

stormy weather. into nebraska. 59 in chicago with rain showers. a much colder bismarck to denver. temperatures in the 20s today. coast. sunshine in seattle after an active stretch. pretty quiet up and down the eastern seaboard as well today. if you are traveling anywhere across the country, it's the central part of the nation to worry about. for us, the deck of clouds is already in place right now and tends to break apart as we head toward the evening. the clouds fill back in overnight tonight. so we're waking up tomorrow morning with clouds in place. a mild start. tomorrow is another dry day. as we take it out through friday night, though, here comes a cold front with a couple of scattered rain showers friday overnight into early on saturday morning. we may get a lingering shower on the south coast through midday but partial clearing will come in. the cooler air will filter back in this weekend as well.

suburbs. about 45 in boston. if you are heading out to do any shopping, 45 degrees cooling off a bit. we'll be up around 60 degrees tomorrow afternoon then turning cooler for the weekend. a stray shower early on sunday. chilly to start next week. tuesday. next storm impacts us with rain tuesday evening until the first part of wednesday. guys, back to you. >> no snow. sounds great. a newton morning giving back to the doctors who helped save her life. her little boy is thriving, she launched a jewelry line and most importantly, she is cancer free. >> she is using her new business to help beat the disease that nearly took her life. >> can you give a kiss? >> reporter: shelly waite is a mom on a mission. she knows the demands of having a 2-year-old and balancing that with her business. >> this is one of our small

little bee bracelets. >> reporter: an inspirational jewelry line all about being positive. >> so being courageous, be bold. >> we love the idea of using the b as our symbol. we love the play on words with just b so live in the present as you go about life. >> reporter: she never realized how she'd need that very message two years ago. >> i couldn't imagine how this special time in our lives could turn into a nightmare. >> reporter: about to start her dream business, she was diagnosed with stage 4 colon live. >> we never ever thought it would be cancer. i don't have a family history of that. i was only 31 years old. >> reporter: she delivered her healthy baby boy and a week later began several rounds of chemotherapy and surgery. her husband steve is her strongest supporter. >> we had perspective about what was important and what was

important is as normal a family life as possible. >> reporter: sally can now say -- >> i am cancer free. we are very fortunate and very, very happy. >> reporter: her focus is on family and a new beginning with her business with every purchase, a portion will be donated to cancer research at mass general. why did you feel it was important to give back to the hospital and the doctors who took care of you? >> one in three women and one in two men will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, and you know, if there is a tiny way that i can help that no one has to hear what i did, i want to be a part of that. >> reporter: for sally, she's just happy to be. kathryn hauser, wbz news. >> what a story there. wishing her all of the continued success. >> amazing. still ahead, breaking news we're following in boston. a shooting at a fenway area bar.

as thee people are charged with -- three different people are

breaking news this thanksgiving morning. deadly violence near fenway park. one person has been killed and three others shot at the who's on first bar. the moments after the shooting around 2:00 a.m. are being described as pure chaos.

private function as police who were patrolling the area tried to get inside. they found a young man in his 20s dead of gunshot wounds. three others who were shot are at the hospital. we have a crew on scene. we'll bring you an update coming up at 5:00. you can't miss the extra security patrols at public places expected to be packed for a long thanksgiving weekend at logan airport. state troopers are carrying long guns ready for an active shooter scenario. there will also be more patrols at shopping malls and other soft targets. americans are being warned to be vigilant. three people charged with buying items off shoplifters then selling them in two boston stores. the group would request items to resell at the my tan fashion and super 99 plus stores.

under a new law. parallel parking can be scary for a new driver but imagine how frightening it would be if someone threatened you with a gun right in the middle of a driving lesson. three students were in the car with an instructor getting ready to practice when a man knocked on the window. the instructor says it was terrifying. >> he was very clear. if the student hit his car, he would shoot us. >> the instructor says when she and the teens drove away and called 911. mees caught up with 22 -- police caught up with 22-year- old joseph duban and charged him. the movie "spotlight" creators are refusing to cut out a scene that jack dunn says ruined his life. he says one scene suggests he

dunn's lawyers are threatening to sue but they now have responded with a 38-page letter. the film-makers say courts recognize that producers may compress events as they see fit as long as the depiction is substantially true. we respectfully decline to alter the film." just ahead two blessed birds. >> the turkeys getting a leg up on the competition this morning.

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the fist family serving meal -- the first family serving meals to homeless veterans in d.c. the president also served up a thanksgiving tradition at the white house. >> do you think he actually does the cooking? >> i think he has a chef to do that for him. >> he pardoned the national turkey and a backup bird. honest and abe will spend the rest of their days on a farm in virginia. schoolkids named the turkeys. >> spending their days on a farm, that sounds nice. >> until they get eaten. [ laughter ] top stories, weather and traffic are straight ahead here on wbz this morning. the news at 5:00 starts right now. >> a deadly shooting at a fenway area bar. we're live outside who's on first with the investigation. >> and a concern about copy cat