breaking news right now at 6:00. a deadly shooting live near fenway at who's on first bar. >> a family's outrage. a 6-year-old boy stuck with a dirty needle outside of a boston school. the test results he and his family are now waiting for. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to you. it is thursday, november 26th. happy thanksgiving. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm julie loncich in for

kathryn who's likely at home cooking up a storm. danielle niles is here with the weather. anything we need to know, danielle? >> not really. >> moving on. >> i will go dig into the turkey right now. happy thanksgiving, you guys. this morning, temperatures are the door. it's 43 degrees in boston right now. wind from the south at 8 miles per hour. it adds a chill to the air. the windchill is 38 in boston. upper 20s in taunton where actually our temperatures are right now. depends on where you are, but it's been warmer than we've been in the past few mornings. we have had a deck of clouds that has moved in. these clouds may be a little stubborn at times. that's really the only weather feature. they will break apart and give way to some sunshine. ape lot of clouds -- a lot of clouds. 11:00 a.m. we're already into the 50s. debt spite some of the clouds,

i do think the skies will partially clear. we'll take you out through the end of the week, black friday tomorrow and the weekend coming up. for now, back to you. breaking news in boston. a deadly shooting at a fenway area bar. >> police heard shots and raced to the scene at who's on first. nicole has the latest. >> reporter: officers were in this area patrolling when they heard the gunshots here. they immediately responded just down here on yawkey way. you can see the stretch of road still blocked this morning. i do want to get you to video from overnight where you can get a somewhat closer look as this all happened at who's on first. i can tell you police say there was a private function happening around 2:00 around closing time when everyone was leaving. he described it was a chaotic scene with hundreds of people running. there is no suspect.

they are looking at with that. they are also making a plea to the public for help. let's listen. >> we all know that folks have cell phones and everything like that. please send us the footage. for god's sakes, it's thanksgiving and we shouldn't have these types of crimes occurring. one man dead, two people have suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. police say the man is in his -- [no audio ] america is also on alert today. we'll try to get that you information as soon as it comes back. we had a problem there with nicole jacobs. america on alert. the fbi warning police to be vigilant as millions travel and shop on this thanksgiving holiday weekend. the concern? copy cat attacks like what happened in paris. there's no credible threat right now, but all across the

>> i'm not concerned at all. there's been hype i've heard on the radio. otherwise, one guy walking around with a very big gun. other than that, it's business as usual. >> i don't feel alarmed whatsoever. they are very strict and reassuring that they have everything under control. >> reporter: passengers at logan wait in longer lines and stricter security. fear won't stop them from getting where they need to go. >> will you shop on friday, too? >> yeah, i will, actually. life goes on. >> reporter: echo ted wrentham out-- echoed at the wrentham outlets. >> things will happen. you can't stop it. >> i think there should be ample security on friday because there will be a lot of people here. >> there is no credible threat. it's been discovered with respect to certainly massachusetts. >> reporter: i wouldn't go to

something like this, i don't think twice. >> members of a new counterterrorism unit will join the extra two 00 police patrolling the streets. more than 3 million people are expected to line the parade route. demonstrators are vowing to shut down part of a city on black friday. they hit the streets and on tuesday released dash cam video of the 2014 incident that shows a white police officer shooting a black teen 16 times. the same day the officer was charged with murder of the 17- year-old. a 6-year-old boy stuck with a dirty needle outside his school. now he's being tested for diseases like hepatitis and turf. his family is understandably outraged. katie brace spoke to them. >> reporter: . advancing to the next level of his game is all charlie's mom wants him to focus on.

>> i am scared of needles, mama. >> he's only 6 and i had to test him for hiv, hepatitis b and c. >> reporter: monday he and his classmates were collecting leaves. charlie picked up a pile with a needle that left two pricks in his palm. >> we need our children to be safe at home as well as school. i don't feel safe bringing my child to school anymore. >> reporter: kristin says it wasn't until she raised concerns with the emt that they found the needle. she says a voice mail did not go out until today and the school needs to do a better job communicating. >> i think any time a child gets stuck with a needle, we need to know because how do we know that was the only one?

a low risk of catching anything. >> there shouldn't be nigh type of risk. -- any type of risk. >> reporter: the family is moving to another school and city saying the risk here is too high. >> reporter: the area was searched before the children returned to school on wednesday and they found one needle. the school district says they will educate kids about needles to make sure this doesn't happen again. katie brace, wbz news this morning. police say two men who are under arrest stormed an auto body shop and beat several people inside. the two face several counts of assault and other charges. police say they were after a 19-year-old employee at the north reading shop but also attacked several people inside with a baseball bat and crowbar. all are expected to survive. an elderly woman involved

so far, she's not facing any charges. the 88-year-old lost control of her car at a natick shopping center on tuesday and crashed mcdonald. the 73-year-old was a vietnam navy veteran and retired engineer from hopkinton. his son tells us this is a wake-up call and the state elderly drivers. imagine how frightening parallel parking would be if gun. that happened to teenagers in the middle of a driving lesson. three students were inside with the instructor getting ready to practice and the instructor said it was terrifying. >> he was very clear if the student hit his car he would shoot us. >> reporter: the instructor says when she realized the die

had a gun, she and the students drove away and called 911. coming up, a field of dreams. >> high school hers will be playing football at fenway as four more teams set to play ball today and what then are saying about the honor. . >> every week, the women's lunch plate serves breakfast and lunch to hundreds. today will be a thanksgiving feast. we'll give you an inside look coming up. >> a frightening flea market flip. high winds lead to this dangerous situation. hey, danielle. >> happy thanksgiving. 40s out the door for some of us and 30s as well. we come into the 50s by 11:00 a.m. we'll take you through black friday tomorrow and of course the weekend. stay with us. you're watching wbz news this

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there are two big games today between two sets of old rivals. you can bet the stands will be packed. >> as it was yesterday for the catholic conference doubleheader. st. johns remember and bc high and cm. until this week, there hadn't been a high school game at fenway since 1927. >> that will -- there's nothing better than being in the locker room. it is a great atmosphere. we have tons of people out here us. just an unbelievable night. >> this is a really incredible night. just a lot of fun. it's different and excitingp. >> i love it. we're seniors so i'm sad we don't get to do it again. >> this morning's action begins at 11:00 with legally taking on needham. after you watch the loam high school games, then eat your first, second, third, fourth,

fifth, however many servings of turkey you care to have. kickoff is at 4:30. lots of football going on, on thanksgiving. it is a tradition, right? >> fortunately this year, we have no ice, no snow. >> no rain. >> we have beautiful weather. nothing to complain about, danielle. worry about it. >> open up the bin does when you are cooking. >> because you are burning up the turkey? >> julie knows my game. >> no, the turkey smells so good as you get the nice scents in the house. sunrise coming up over a half hour from now money we have clouds out there. this is the theme today. partial sunshine today. 43 degrees by 9:00 a.m. for the needham/wellesley game. this morning, we're in the 30s and 40s but look at this.

today, we come into the mid to upper 50s. 55 in boston. 53 in worcester. so we've had 40s a lot this week. it will be a milder day and above average. we should be in the upper 40s for this time of the year. so radar is quiet. we will be dry today. despite the fact that we have clouds around, the satellite is more doom and gloom. we have breaks that will develop. high pressure's off to our east. i think especially the second half of the afternoon and evening skies may partially clear out. overall, a pleasant day. that one from the south about 8 to 16 miles per hour. overnight tonight and tomorrow, cloud cover does feel back in. we may be mostly clear for clouds across the interior. either way, friday is dry. no weather-related issues. temperatures up around 60 degrees. you can leave the coat in the car if you are walking around. no issues with that friday into saturday.

not a ton of moisture with it. we may get pockets of showers early on saturday morning particularly along the south coast. dry. so aside from the early morning just fine. overnight tonight, 45 in heading out maybe midnight tonight, we should still be in the mid-40s cooling off at 7:00 a.m. with partial sunshine. some of us may come into the 60s tomorrow afternoon. look at this, 61 in lawrence. most of us top out about 58 to 64. this is a big ski weekend. a lot of ski places are opening up. 50s and turning much colder in the 30s. 6 to 18 inches on the pace. machine groomed now opening. a lot of spots in northern new england. accuweather seven-day forecast. brighter on sunday.

temperatures in the 40s. then another round of rain comes in not until tuesday wednesday. back to you. several events planned across the baystate to help those in need celebrate thanksgiving. >> the women's lunch plate is getting ready to serve a 150 women. susie steimle is live with a closer look at their prep. good morning, susie. >> reporter: good morning, julie and chris. that's wonderful on a day like thanksgiving to highlight the good in our community. that's what's happening here at the women ace lunch plate. chef sherry is preparing a thanksgiving feast but breakfast as well. this is something you do well. >> we do breakfast for about 150 women a day. >> reporter: is this an everyday thing some. >> every day. we start breakfast at 8:00 until 11:00 and then we start serving lunch. >> reporter: what all do you

>> traditional turkey, stuffing, sweet potato casserole, cranberry relish, cranberry sauce, rolls, i think i got everything. oh, green beans and lots and lots of pie. >> reporter: that sounds good to me. one of the things i love about this organization is the dignity piece. the motto is dignity is everything. tell me about that part. >> it means regardless of whether you are homeless or just having a bad day, we want to treat with you respect and dignity that everybody deserves. so when the ladies come in the volunteers serve them their silverware. we treat them the way would you treat a guest in your home. >> reporter: thank you, sherry. not only thanksgiving at noon but breakfast as well. so wonderful to see something so positive going on and a safe place for people to be on thanksgiving.

not everybody has that. susie steimle, wbz this >> thank you. a mother will not face charges for abandoning her baby boy at a church nativity scene. the new surveillance shows the unidentified woman in a store moments before she left her newborn son in a new york church. the district attorney says the mother will not face criminal charges because even though she didn't notify anybody about the baby, she did follow the spirit of the state's safe haven law by taking him to a warm place where she knew he'd be found. fierce winds, ripped tents full of merchandise right off the ground. this is wild. vendors at this california flea market say between the damaged property and lost business, they are out thousands of dollars. scary scene. died.

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6:23 right now on your thanksgiving morning. if more than two dozen governors do reject syrian states federal aid. the u.s. office of resettlements says governors do not have the legal authority to deny benefits for services to refugees based on where they come from. doing so could stop the federal program and the money that comes with it. massachusetts governor charlie baker and new hampshire governor maggie hassan have both opposed resettlement. today many will reflect on most thankful. >> this morning, why the thing

u.s. often forget about are the ones that are most important. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving, everyone. what are we thankful for today? i could run down a long list of people. many are coming over for dinner and football later. i feel lucky to have great professional colleagues. i'm definitely thankful for them and all they do. then there are the people i don't even know who make us safe and help us thrive. this thanksgiving seems like an especially good time to be thankful for 45 little words that appear in a 224-year-old document called the bill of rights. "congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion around prohibiting the free exercise there of or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and to petition the government for a redress of grievances." this first amendment to the constitution it a major part of

strip it away and we're england or france or another democracy that whatever its merit likes to give bureaucrats the power don't ever forget how crucial the first amendment is to keeping power in check whether it's political power, police power, prosecutorial power or any power. the poem can get such a warm welcome in a country where catholics were despised not long ago. and whether or not you approve of a message behind a peaceful protest. remember the rural role of protest in pulling and improving our country. right now as always, there are some who want to modify or scrap the first amendment. i'm very thankful that so many others are saying no way. exercise your free speech with

me at keller@wbztv.com or via twitter @keller at large. >> speaking of being thankful, julie, thank you for waking up with me this morning and not myself. >> and the revelation frank gifford suffered if a disease. >> also ahead, we'll update that breaking news coming out of boston. a shooting at a fenway bar. one man has been kimed, two others injured.

breaking news right now at 6:30. a shooting at a boston bar and what police are telling us about the violence during a private event. >> the makers of the movie "spotlight" responding to a complaint. >> is your turkey in the oven yet? thousands will turn to butter ball and we'll hear about the wackiest calls of all time. good morning. happy thanksgiving to you. i'm chris mckinnon.

>> i'm julie loncich in for kathryn hauser. danielle, we have so much to be thankful for this year. it's not snowing. there's no ice storm. it's warming up. >> so true. >> look at this shot. it's going to be a beautiful day out there, danielle. >> i'm thankful for the quiet day out there. good morning, everybody. happy thanksgiving to you. it's not as chilly as the past few days. we're in the 20s and 30s for a lot of the rest of us 27. one of the colder spots in norwood right now. 40s to the south shore back down to the cape. we are seeing breaks that developed, just partial sunshine. temperatures do warm up. we're coming into the middle 50s this afternoon. 55 in boston. keep in mind this time of the year, we should be in the upper 40s. so an above average day about intervals of clouds and sunshine. close to 60 when you get back down it taunton.

into the mix. i'll let you know when it arrives coming up. we continue to follow breaking news in boston. area bar. >> i want to get to nicole jacobs live outside who's on first bar. what can you tell us this morning? >> reporter: chris and julie, we're right here at the corner of yawkey and vanness right here at fenway park. as the morning goes on, you can see the fenway workers showing up because there are football games scheduled to take place much different scene. i want to get you right to video of who's on first. this is where police say that young man was gunned down. we know that he is in his late 20s. two other people were shot. they we're told have nonlife- threatening injuries. there were officers patrolling the area when they heard the gunfire and responded to who's

building. let's listen. >> we couldn't tell. it was a chaotic scene. several hundred people fleeing, and you couldn't pickup who's whom. whom. we will look at all of the video footage and do a day canvas to see if anybody was out. >> reporter: they are hoping that surveillance video will give them some information as to a suspect in this case because right now he says there are no suspects. right now, they are not either. the public. they know that many people have cell phones nowadays. they are hoping that someone has information that they will investigation. that's the very latest from the fenway area in boston. morning. >> thank he have you much for

follow -- thank you very much for following the story for us. americans during the holidays are expected to see big crowds over the thanksgiving weekend. there's always tight security at logan airport but extra state troopers are carrying long guns on patrol and tsa is being told to take their time screening packages and people. you'll see extra patrols mingling in and around the big crowds on black friday and beyond. at the wrentham outlets, you can expect to see police with long guns and other k-9s. the macy's day parade will run along the most iconic places with cameras, police patrols and radiation detectors. fan duel is waiting to see

their operations in new york. the state's attorney general argues they are operating illegal gambling sites. the owners say it is a game of skill and it's legal. the judge will only determine if people can play while the case goes to trial. >> subcommittee family of frank gifford says he suffered from cop cushion-related -- concussion-related brain disease. researchers discovered he had cte that could cause memory loss, depression, and dementia. roger goodell released a statement saying in part "at the nfl, we are supporting grants to the nih and boston university as well as other independent efforts to research the effects of repetitive head trauma. this work will continue as the health and safety of our players remains our highest priority.

we have more work to do, work that honors great men like frank gifford." the estate of paul walker is suing porsche. the porsche he was riding in, they claim lacks safety features that could have saved- life. they responded to a similar lawsuit filed by walk's daughter saying walker new the -- walker's daughter saying walker knew the risks. jack dunn is the long time spokesman for boston college. he says one scene in the film suggests he tried to interfere with the boston globe investigation in the cover upof abuttive priests. dunn's lawyers are threatening to sue the movie-makers who have responded with a 38-page

recognized that produce producers may depict the story as long as it's true. we respectfully decline to alter the film." according to authorities, a group would request items from shoplifters to resell at the my tan fashion and super 99 store. the charges are a first under a new law targeting organized retail. a man camping out trying to save his water park is now giving up the fight. kevin dumont chained himself at the top of the liquid planet to try to find a buyer. he wrote on facebook yesterday that he is simply out of time. the bank plans to auction it off next week. he spent 17 days camped on this spot. it is 6:36 right now. a day of thanksgiving. >> at the women's lunch place in boston, more than 150 women will be served a thanksgiving feast.

susie steimle is live with the good work they are doing. good morning, susie. >> reporter: good morning, julie and chris. we're on newbury street where everything's happening. on thanksgiving morning, somebody has to wake up early and put the turkey in. this morning, it's 11 turkeys and chef sherry is the one doing all of the work. >> that's right. >> reporter: what else do you have? >> we have 75 pounds of potatoes we peeled for mashed potatoes. we have traditional stuffing, gravy, rolls, and butter. >> reporter: the big thing that makes it feel like a comfortable place, people sit down and talk to each other. >> right. we have a lot of volunteers. today we have probably 25 to 30 volunteers coming in. they deliver the meals to our

the gnawers on the table with real plates and forks and knives so they can take care of them like do you someone coming house. saturday. >> right. housing. we have advocates that help them in any way that they may legal issues. we provide them a receive place to eat and offer other things as well. >> reporter: this is donation based and are you always looking for help? >> you can call our vonnen tier office. right now our ladies need new hats, coats, gloves. >> thank you so much. a lot of work goes into this view-plus person feast coming in doing great work here.

can donate and get involved if that's something you want to do to give back this holiday season. susie steimle, wbz this morning. >> amazing work. on this thanksgiving day, butter ball will answer 10,000 callsp. >> half of them coming from my house. my husband's cooking a turkey for the very first time this year. they have been fielding questions since 1981 and have heard it all. >> i'm sure. they have some of the craziest questions the hot line has ever seen. one cut his turkey in half with the chain saw and he wanted to know if the oil from the blade would be a problem. >> another said her defendant was coming in from canada to baste the turkey but since it's

wanted to know what to do with her guest. >> a caller called in from florida saying he left the turkey in the car but was afraid to tell his wife and wanted to know if it was safe to eat. >> a hostess wanted to know how to create a bikini look. they suggested putting pieces of aluminum foil over strategic spots on the turkey. >> just don't put tanning lotion on the turkey. >> no. ahead, the top stories. >> including a 6-year-old boy struck bip a needle. >> plus, you may want to hit meal. wait until you hear how many calories you are likely to

it is thanksgiving. a lot of us will overindulge and end up in a food coma. >> the average american will consume 4500 calories just today. psychologists say your mind set before dinner can affect how

can make you eat and drink more. food increases the level of the feel good hormones in the brain making you feel tired and perhaps less mindful of what mouth. >> you know, i think something that needs to be added to that is being on the news for two and a half hours this morning repetitively looking at turkey, stuffing, and mashed potatoes means we are super hungry. >> you keep tweeting about that. >> i know. i'm starving. we have weather watchers up with us this morning. hopefully they are doing well with the turkey. >> i know, i'll probably only have one serving of turkey and desserts as well. let's check in with the weather watchers as well. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. denise sent a picture in, too. she says the flock just keeps on growing here. she's got all. turkeys set up.

she hand makes the turkeys which is fantastic. 44 degrees near the cape cod canal as well. i want to show you this picture, which comes in, which is a mild start. keith sent in a shot of the full beaver moon which is beautiful in pocasset over the salt marsh this morning. so a nice shot there. happy thanksgiving. quiet weather today which is great news. the sun is officially up in a couple of minutes. yes, there are a deck of clouds in place, but it could certainly be worse this time of the year, right? so a few clouds, decorations in the sky today. the clouds will win out at times, but we will stay dry. temperatures right now are in 43 in boston. there are a couple of colder 37 in lawrence. a lot of us running in the

middle to upper 30s out the door. 33 in the area. 46 in marshfield and the 40s to near 50 on the vineyard and nantucket right now. today's forecast highs across the nation. is? it doesn't take a lot. just the colors here, 20s and 30s in denver and minneapolis. we have a front and that's where there will be effective today. a lot of the eastern half of average. 55 for a high this afternoon many boston. middle to upper 50s for most of us. times. we have peeks that poke through during the second half of the day. the wind starts to get going. by the time we get to 2:00, in spots. the clouds fill back in. tomorrow you are up shopping early tonight and tomorrow morning. and 50s. dry day.

tomorrow evening and night, here comes the cold front. the leading edge of chilly air that comes back and gets showers. weekend. a passing shower saturday morning and then actually clearing comes in. that's when we turn cold person the rest of the weekend women be dry. suburbs. highs tomorrow will be up to the week. most of us. 50 on saturday and then a chilly start to next week. increasing clouds tuesday. julie? >> reporter: thanks, danielle. no snow in that forecast. time now 6:47. an update on breaking news. one person is dead. two others shot near a well- known fenway park. >> police heard shots at the who's on first bar around 2:00 a.m. when they got there, they saw party goers running from a

private function. one man in his 20s died of gunshot wounds. two others were sent to the hospital with gunshot wounds. they are expected to survive. a kindergartener had to be tested for hiv and hepatitis. he was stuck by a needle as he and classmates were working on a composting project by collecting leaves. the morning says the school sent out a voice mail to other parents. millions travel and shop on this thanksgiving holiday weekend. there are concerns about a copy cat terror attack. there will also be more patrols at shopping malls. intelligence officials do say there is no specific threat against the united states. there's extra security in new york city today for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. members of a new

an gentleman 2500 police officers on the street. last night, crews were busy putting the finishing touches on the giant balloon. more than 3 million people are expected to round the parade route this year. up next, the celtics pushed to the limit by the nba's worst team. >> and last night's game against the 76ers came down to the final seconds. >> the pats using thanksgiving to rest up. the key players on this week's injury report, plus gronk's advice for all of us on how to

welcome back. it is it 6:52 right now. both the bruins and celtics in action last night. the celtics taking on the 76ers at the garden. season. the celtics not looking good for the first 45 minutes. philly goes up by 5 with less than three minutes to go after this one here. the celtics respond, though with great defense to cut the lead. it goes down to the wire but the cs pull out the win 84-80 as philly drops to 0-16. now to the motor city for the bs and red wings. first period no score when east long meadow native frank pet train know blasts home his second of the season to give the bs the 1-0 lead. the bruins trailed 2-1. they are able to send the game into overtime with the score and go

on to win in o.t., 3-2. the pats are getting the day off today, ahead of the showdown with the broncos on sunday. the patriots listed 14 players on the injury report yesterday including danny amendola. he reportedly had a sprained knee. he was at the team's walk- through but did not practice. the team was off for thanksgiving but rob gronkowski knows it's important not to overindulge. >> mental toughness right there. [ laughter ] >> right there, baby, knowing that you've got that huge pie in front of you and only eating a little piece even though you want to eat the whole pie. so definitely know what your limit is because i mean, i know anyone in this locker room could put down, like, six pounds of food right there and

come in a little sluggish. >> reporter: there's no what i gronk is eating one piece of pie. don't believe it. the patriots and some members of the wbz team will be at gillette collecting. >> and gronk did not specify how large the slice of pie was. >> yeah, it's like the personal sized pizzas. coming up on "cbs this morning." >> good morning, michelle miller. chris. ahead, we'll take tout starting line of this year's thanksgiving day parade in new york. plus, police commissioner bill bratton talks about the security challenges at big events across the country. dr. david aegis reveals the health benefits of being thankful. the news is back in the morning

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the first family serving meals for homeless veterans in washington. president obama serving the turkey. first lady and the daughters all of the sides. the president also serving up a thanksgiving tradition at the white house. >> every year i want to make sure it's fair. >> every year.

>> at the rose garden ceremony, he pardoned a turkey and a backup bird. it will spend the rest of their days on a farm in virginia. >> elementary schoolkids named the turkeys. >> from one of our weather watchers, i think it's cute. denise from plymouth. the weather has cooperated, and today it's a great thanksgiving. the sun will be shining at times. 50s and 60s, you guys. "cbs this morning" is next here on wbz. have a very happy and safe thanksgiving. see you later.

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