. the turkey is gone and now it's time for the early bird, black friday shopping underway. chances. head out today. >> and a security scare putting the president's thanksgiving on lockdown. police trying to find a gunman who killed a commuter rail conductor outside of a bar. 6:00 a.m., good morning and glad to have you with us. i'm catherine houser.

it's friday, november 27th and we made it. >> a lot of shoppers are friday. even if you don't want to shop, outside. >> it's mild. and it doesn't feel like november by any stretch of the means here. >> and that is nice. >> it does. >> and that is a realic check. and into the south coast and northern bristol county and we have a dense fog advisory from 9:00 a.m. and the visibility, a quarter of a mile or less at times. be aware of changing visibility out there. a quarter of a mile dense fog and nashua, new hampshire, to concord, and keane in there, too and this fog should burn off by late to mid-morning. 51 in boston and 39 in taunton. 37 in nashua and in the lower 50s from lawrence to worcester. once that burns off, a great amount of sunshine with clouds

mixed in like yesterday and 50s this morning and rying into the early 50s this afternoon. any shopping you had planned, no weather-related issues and breezy today and that is gusting occasionally over 20 miles an hour in the 50s in the evening. we'll take you up in detail over the weekend coming up. hi, catherine. >> hey, danielle. good morning. 6:02 now. the shoppers hitting the stores and it looks like not too much trouble getting there. and this is a look at the max now. things are moving along smoothly. south of boston and getting a live look at the vacant bridge and things looking good, especially for this time in the moring on the week day. >> and you will see more security in store and the heightened security is, of course, in response to the deadly attacks in paris. >> and there is no specific or credible threat. the local malls and outlets are not taking chances. and use issy is live for us in braintree and she's been keeping us up to date on how

things are there. good morning, susie. good morning, catherine. police do plan to be out in full force this black friday, and you do notice that this -- coming through the parking lot, you see more police than you would ordinarily see at this point in time and shoppers like seeing the extra security, especially this holiday season. shoppers prepare to line up around malls this black friday. police in wrentham line the parking lot. >> in the wake of the paris attacks and the state department, we just elected to be ahead of the curb in public >> reporter: additional security will be both visile in the form of officers with long rifles and invisible. the detectives in plain clothes will mix in with the shopping most shoppers like the idea. >> we should not be bullied. you think the security is -- >> absolutely. >> and show them who is in charge.

we are. >> the governor said there is no credible threat to the state of massachusetts and that black friday should continue in the usual fashion. >> it's pretty crazy and. that that is fun like from the holiday and we're excited. so, i think it's a good time. >> what are your thoughts on the security. i think it's great. and more security, you feel more protected. >> reporter: police say they will stay present to ease anxiety. >> i think it gives people comfort. in these times, i think people want to see it and there is few who don't want to see it. >> and they have been going smoothly this morning. one thing we're doing this season, retailers, don't go shopping without your phone. for example, the simon app shows you where all of the deals are inside of this mall. they can also push you alerts to where you are at in the mall. if you're near a specific store, you may hear of a deal because of that and certain

apps, they will send you -- and to get on your phone. and -- we're live inside the plaza, susie steimel, wbz this morning. and now this morning, the french president is promising the families of the 130 victims he will do everything to destroy the, quote, army of fanatics that are responsible. this comes one day after he met with putin. the two leaders agree to coordinate the military strikes and show intelligence. belgium lowered the terror level a notch. the shall ifs new say the threat of an attack is no longer imminent. the people still need to be vigilante and on alert. and meantime, belgium's justice ministers said a fugitive wanted in connection to the paris attacks is likely getting sent from others. he said it's obvious that salah abdeslam is a bigger part of the network. and a commuter rail worker killed outside of a shooting

morning. nicole jacobs is live in boston with the latest on the investigation. what can you tell us, nicole? >> i can tell you that friends describe jesse cherry as easy going, always smiling and never in a bad mood. unfortunately this morning, he was shot and killed here on the first. he would have tushed 30 years old today, friends say. a milestone mist as those who knew him mourned his death. it was in the overnight hours that thanksgiving day, jesse cherry was shot and killed outside of the whose on first bar and middle school say they sat only yards away patrolling the area and heard the shots and immediately responded. >> as we were responding, we saw several hundred people >> reporter: three others were caught in the cross fire and some known to police.

they escaped with non-life threatening injuries. it was hear didry authorities believe was an innocent bystander who had plans to work later in the day. he was an mbta commuter rail conductor. instead, a holiday weekend filled with grief for all who loved him. >> and no mother should get a phone call her son and is shot and killed. any day of the week, never mind thanksgiving day. >> reporter: taking another live look here at whose on first bar and grill on yaki way, we're told a gun and shell casing were found here. it's filled and covered by surveillance camera, something investigators are using with hope of who is responsible for the crimes. nicole, thank you. a former millis police officer accused of lying about an ambush and sparking a

a family member said they found ryan johnson's body thanksgiving morning. you remember back in september, prosecutors said johnson called in saying shots were fired at his vehicle. they found a story to meet up and he did the damage himself and they charged him with calling in a fake bomb threat to the high school. 6:08 now, the protestors planned in chicago's busiest shopping district. jesse jackson will march with them to remember the black teen killed by a white police officer. discourage black friday shoppers from hitting the stores in that area. >> and workers are in the christmas tree after the protestors damaged it during a second night of demonstrations. protestors ripped off the lights and crews say the good thing is that they tied down the lights tightly when they first put them up.

house as the first family celebrated thanksgiving. a man draped in the american flag climbed over the fence in front of the north lawn. he was captured by secret service and is currently in custody. no word if charges were filed. >> and we police are looking for a man accused of stealing a jimmy fund cash canister on thanksgiving. take a look at the security footage. detectives say this man swiped the can of ajs market on wall post street. if you have any information, norwood police want to hear from you. it's 6:09 on your friday morning. a black friday frenzy. the chaos over the lake. and plus, the new edition at this year's thanksgiving day parade. danielle. good morning. >> and good morning to you. what about this for a black friday forecast? the temperatures coming into the 60s this afternoon. we're going to ride through the 50s this morning and a blend of sun and clouds. a dry day today and we're tracking slaught weather for the weekend. the forecast up next. stay with us.

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this year's macy's thanksgiving parade went off without a hitch. an estimated 3.5 million people are expected to hit the street for the parade. and it helps the feature. 17 giant balloons. [ indiscernible ] and most of the departments assigned and the most departments. >> a lot of people and they had amazing weather. the sun was shining and phantoms at the end. >> and we should go there together. >> and that is a good idea. both of my parents have marched in the parade. >> no way. >> and i have never done it and that would be so cool and i wouldn't want to be the balloon holder. i would be nervous. >> and you cramp up. i don't know. what happened? >> there is a lot of pressure. >> right. >> and windy, forget it.

ladies, it's a mild start this morning and temperatures, 51, 51 degrees in boston right now and more in the upper 30s in locally dense. a half a mile visibility and quarter of a mile in concord, new hampshire, and keane and there is a dense fog advisory in all of new jersey and the south coast of connecticut, all of rhode island and northern bristol county in massachusetts. attleboro, taunton, and these areas with visibility reduced to near zero at time and other than that, the fog burns off mid-morning for most of us and that sun is breaking out today and clouds like yesterday and upterivals through the day today and dry. tracking areas of rain and snow and icing ongoing for parts of kansas, oklahoma, and northern texas. that is in the niters in the pan-- in the 30s in the panhandle of texas and this front is working in our

direction and it will bring us a couple of rain showers. overnight tonight, and mainly tomorrow morning and let's go through the hour-by-hour, breezy and mild into the 60s today. overnight after midnight, you may get a shower in northern massachusetts, southern new hampshire, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and notice the areas of rain. generally light, not a big deal and push along the south coast late in the day. a couple of sunny breaks before the sunset, the high pressure builds in and sunday looks like abrater day and temperatures into the upper 40s and this is a closer look. three, 4:00 a.m. when they get a stray shower or two. 6:00 a.m., southern maine and northern massachusetts. pockets of light rain and not everyone is going to see it. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, areas of rain for boston, metro west and a couple of showers through late morning and into the south shore and cape. overall, the rest of the day is dry and featuring lingering clouds and a brief passing shower tomorrow morning. today's temperatures, though, look at this, the record in worcester, 66.

don't think we'll get there, 72 in boston and we'll likely hit 60s today. most of us topping out 60 to 65 and keep in mind, we should be in the upper 40s this time of the year and that is where they will be for the weekend. upper 40s tomorrow in boston and in metro west. the same for sunday and a degree or two cooler and the accuweather seven-day, a chilly start to next week and lower 40s on monday. the next round of rain comes in on tuesday and into early on wednesday with temperatures in the 40s and 50s for the mild part of the week. traffic and weather together, catherine? >> thank you very much, danielle. and get a check of the traffic. see how the roads are move along on this blahing friday. a look at the expressway and cars coming toward you. and this morning, a black friday shoppers are getting

crowded and chaotic at a wal- mart near atlanta overnight. you can see dozens of people scrambling to get their hands on merchandise. and --'s calmer scene in our area. this is what it looked like at the burlington mall overnight and a lot of people hitting the stores there. >> and in saugus, people waited in line for a chance to buy something at the best buy. and that is a good idea there. >> and my husband randomly went there. know. you love it or it scares you >> okay. >> and am not an early riser, shocking. and mom, just go and i don't understand the thought process with getting up and getting in line. >> for some people, it's tradition and hope you enjoyed the thanksgiving and good luck

the best time to shop on black friday, we have more on that and what kids today want to be when they grow up. >> and there is going to be special guests at the new york stock exchange and let's get to it and hey, jill. >> good morning. it's the unofficial kickoff to the holiday spending season. if you plan to go to the mall, go early. google looked at traffic data from google maps and the stock market exchange is open and today, kids day. to work. opening bell. >> and speaking of kids, new surveys. they asked kids what they want to be when they grow up and stock brokers not in the top 10.

the number one answer, pro athlete and followed by a doctor, teacher, firefighter and engineer. in the sign of the times, more girls than boys wanted a career related to science and technology and i love that. and good news. fewer companies will throw work parties this year. thirty% of companies do not have year-end parties at all. they say workers don't like them that much. julie and catherine. >> all right, jill, thank you very much. >> and i love -- i am thinking free food, good time, time to relax. >> and wbz had a good party last rain. >> i know. and still ahead, tom brady's thanksgiving surprise. >> and the player out for the season. >> and first, football and a good thanksgiving day matchup. levan reid has more. next.

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. welcome back. receivers. >> and this is scary. >> and a look at the biggest high school games from thanksgiving. levan reid has the morning sports. good morning, everybody. that was the way thanksgiving day was supposed to be. all football and turkey. the high school football takes center stain. the young ones in the grid iron and showing off their stuff. and andover taking over north andover in thanksgiving day and this is a great one. and taking to the air. and 30 yards and up 35-21. and that was the third connection of the afternoon and from eight yards out and the

the win and they are stepped up. and andover to win -- andover to win, 42-41 and taking on north attleboro on thanksgiving day and peterson with 18 yards and north adelboro up 7-0. and the bombardiers after that, nunez with 204-yards and a touchdown and bites them to the edge there and tied at 7. and more attleboro. the quarterback throws this one, 23 yards and attleboro wins 34-21 and taking on needham for the 128th time and that is the oldest public high school and thanksgiving day rival ray and sam feely to and ray, and 26 yards. the raiders answer in the second quarter and that was

nifty. take a 7-0 lead and the raiders again with a game winner and with the interception and he's running like people are chasing him. 97 yards the other way and needham wins 12-7. and into fenway, boston latin taking on boston english and 21 yards to him. and the early 7-0 lead. and more wolfpack and with that 73 yards, and boston wins it, 28-6, the inning there and the head coach out in style in this frontal game. and taking on the south quarter and the qb, senator steve burton. hits jamile and with that second touchdown pass every day and up 49-7 and curtis taylor, the 20-yard run.

13, with 2:17 to play and aggressive. and again, the 29-yards and the first time -- 20-13. >> and from yesterday, danny amadula had limited participation in practice yesterday after not taking part on wednesday and dobson doesn't take part the rest of the year and put on injured reserve with a high ankle sprain. i'm levan reid for wbz sports. much more coming up in the next half hour and an early christmas for mbta officers and what to do if you're tired of that turkey. . >> it's black friday and we're inside south shore plaza. we'll look at how to get the best deals from your phone and security.

. the turkey is gone and now it's time for the early birds. black friday shopping underway. >> and local stores are not taking any chances that shoppers will see when they

head out today. >> and you have to see what boston sports star acted like a real turkey this thanksgiving. >> it's 6:30. great to have you with us. i'm catherine houser. >> i'm in for chris mckinnon who is hopefully sleeping in still and it's friday, november 27th. we made it to friday. >> yes, we did and a lot of people out and about getting the holiday deals. holiday shopping is underway. >> and danielle, people get a nice mild start. the weather is cooperating. >> and you remember last year we had snow? >> yeah. >> and we're thank thrill with some quiet curt per shopping and some areas of fog from philly to new york city and in new england, travelling toward providence and bristol county, with a dense fog advisory until

and less than a quarter of a mile at times. half a mile in taunton and ke -- keane, new hampshire and yet's mild for some of us. 51 in boston and lawrence and 50 on the nose in worcester 30s and 40s. the fog is in place and we cooled off, there everyone in nashua and 39 in taunton and by mid-morning, the fog is gone and like yesterday, it's with some clouds and sunshine. and 50s with the sunrise coming up in 20 minutes from now. 6:49 and breezy and warm. 62 by later on this afternoon. the clouds are out at times and hour. still mild cooling through the 50s this evening. detail coming up. and get you on the roads. catherine, is it quiet out there? >> and not bad this morning. and this is a welcome sight. we're looking live at the pike and no the too many cars out

there and this is live look at the zekim bridge. and this time of the morning, it's just bumper-to-bumper. and things moving along quite nice for the morning. >> and more than shoppers hitting the stores this black friday. police are stepping up to protect shoppers. with the heightened security and the deadly response to the attacks in paris. >> and there no specific or credible threat to. and sighsy is live for us inside the -- susie is live for us inside the mall. it's busy there, susie? >> reporter: it is. your typical black friday, very busy here. as you mentioned, this year we are focusing on security. you will see more of a police presence at malls and in the parking lot and when you pull up on the south shore plaza and police in wrentham yesterday. you will see their presence and part of that is to make sure

want to you know that there is no credible threat and there will be detectives around malls and making sure everything is going smoothly and here at the south shore plaza, it's been black friday as usual. i am with louie melendez who is in the best position or the worst position, depending on how you look at it and he's got the bags. are any of them yours? >> not really. >> reporter: who are you shopping with? >> my wife, my son, my daughter. and my granddaughter from maryland. >> reporter: and you have been camped out here for awhile! >> about 45 minutes or so. >> okay. >> and how long have you been at the mall? >> about -- since maybe 4:30? >> pretty early and this is a tradition for your family? >> yes, we do it yearly before we go on our real vacation. back home to puerto rico and enjoy the warm weather.

>> that sounds nice to me. why do you keep coming back? >> family -- to keep the family tradition going and enjoy the sales and bargains and, of course, the goodies that we try to get for the prize -- before the prices go up. >> and i think you have the best seat in the mall. this is sort of the dad section. everybody is kind of lounging and watching the families wander off. thank you so much, louie, and happy holidays. this mall is open until 10:00 and they open their doors at the deals started. we didn't see people go crazy with the black friday rush we use ised to see in the -- we used to see in the morning and thursday. live inside the south shore plaza, susie steimel, wbz this breaking news right now. a polish cargo ship attacked off of the coast of nigeria. the five people, including four officers v been abducted. right now, negotiation says are underway for their safe return.

barricaded inside that ship and to nigeria. and another top story we're following, a commuter rail worker killed in a shooting outside of a bar near fenway park. and this morning, police are trying to find a gunman. for us. arrests yet. >> reporter: family and friends, of course, are devastated and heartbroken of the death of the man. police say he was gunned down whose on first. and friends tell us he would have turned 30 years old today. and he was an mbta commuter rail conductor and had plans of day. and he was among hundreds attending a private function art the whose on first bar when gunfire erupted and four people were shot and the other

threatening gunshot wounds and it was a chaotic scene. >> they're brazen and shot at one of the officers a half a block away. >> and authorities were waiting to help with crowd disbursement after the function was letting out around 2:00 and that is when the shooting hoop -- shooting happened. they said it recovered a gun and shell casing and they hope to get the foods they can with the investigation and they're looking at surveillance video. >> a patient at cape cod hospital is recovering after their hair caught fire during a surgical procedure. the spokesperson said the heat- generating piece of equipment ignited the patient's hair and the fire was extinguished and there is no word on how or why it happened.

and an important reminder about saying thank you to those who serve us every day. >> the top of the hub is serving thanksgiving dinner for some of boston's bravest and that is as bill shields shows us, it was far from a quiet sitdown dinner. >> reporter: white linen tablecloths and a full thanksgiving meal. for the firefighters of engine 33, ladder 15 on boylston street. and who is preparing the feast? the executive chef from the top of the hub. >> and they're always there and at our disposal and it's just right to do something for them. >> reporter: everything you can support ready. there is one problem -- you can possibly went is ready there is one problem? as firefighters are being served, they have to make a run. >> that is the way it is here. a lot of times it's broken up with calls. >> reporter: it's a busy firehouse, the one that has seen the loss of their

brothers. on a day like this when they can return and sit down, they give thanks. >> and appreciation it. doesn't go unnoticed. >> reporter: and they sit down again with the extended family. >> and our second family and the second neighbor. so, we're lucky to have neighbors like people at the top of the hub. >> reporter: and then there they go off to another car, a fire, maybe, or medical emergency. the feast will get colder. etch gyp 33, ladder -- engine 33, ladder 15. they didn't have time for dessert. this is one of the busy firehouses in the city. i'm bill shields, wbz news. 6:38 light now and congratulations to dick don on hue and his wife and thankful to the newest edition of the donahue family and set to arrive in april.

much better and -- the big news. she wrote wishing everyone a happy thanksgiving this year. we're thankful for our now baby boy arriving in april. >> and. >> up next, a check of the top stories. >> and an nba player accuseed of finally -- and in the streets of boston. >> and hopefully no -- on this black friday. a different look at the busy shopping day. >> and good morning, everybody. happy day after thanksgiving. and hope you had a great day. i am just a little bit in a food coma and temperatures in the 40s and 50s and this is above where we should be this time of the year in the afternoon. frank said 51 in stoneham and happy black friday. glad i am working and not at the malls. no weather issues and i am tracking rain for early tomorrow morning and we'll go

. all right, it's a unique perspective on the shopping rush. this is a time lapse video from the target store in minnesota and it opens a crispy and -- on thanksgiving.

[ laughter ] >> and for discounts and some people lined up outside earlier in the afternoon. the temperature is there in the 30s. >> thirtys is one of those -- >> you're right. >> 911 to call me out. >> hmm. >> and you know, i have been here all morning. >> and -- . >> back a bit. i can tell. and practice. >> hey, you know, i love to play the perspective game, right? and yes, why it's 21 in minneapolis. do you know it's 3 below zero and below zero in a lot of montana this morning? and just saying we have it nice here up and down the eastern it's mild. if you like the mild weather,

we're cooling off and into the weekend. upper 30s, nashua to taunton and coolest spots in general, though. and 20 degrees above where we were this time yesterday and there is some fog out there. half a mile visibility, taunton and dense fog right now. a quarter of a mile visibility and the same in concord, new hampshire and be aware of changing visibility rapidly here and up for all of new jersey through new york city and through philadelphia as well and most of rhode island and more than bristol county until 9:00 a.m. this morning. otherwise, one once that falls out, we'll see sunshine today and similar to yesterday in terms of the fact that at times, the clouds went out and the sun will be out at other times and through the day today, dry, though, and waiting on the rain through the west. and ice, it's a messy situation this morning from kansas to oklahoma and northern texas. the whole disturbance is spreading east and we're on the mild side. we get a couple of rain showers.

overnight tonight and a brief shower. northern massachusetts, southern new hampshire. and that is tomorrow morning. they will be widespread and even at that, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, pockets, rain, southern maine into boston and metro west and into the south shore. cape and islands to lake and mid-morning. the rest of the day is dry. we'll dodge some drops tomorrow morning and late-day sunshine in northern massachusetts. a weak area of high pressure is building in, too, and sunday is a drier day overall and in terms of the fact that the sun is out, the dew points are going to drop and looks like it will be dry from start to finish and more normal in terms of temperatures into the upper 40s both weekend days. no 40s today, though, and into the 60s with the southwest wind and that is active about continue to 20 miles an hour and either side to 60 degrees and keane to fitchburg and topping off shy of records and the city of boston, 72 and 65 in taunton this afternoon.

around 60 and the cape. a chance of a shower overnight and pretty mile, too, around 50 and tomorrow, and steady -- steady into the upper 40s and -- tuesday evening and night and into the first part of wednesday. julie. >> and thank you, danielle. and -- [ indiscernible ] a live look right now at the zekim. 6:46. and -- [ indiscernible ] tomorrow morning on friday. everyone has a day off and now, we're looking live at the east pike and also, free and clear. if you want to hit the -- go ahead. >> and. checking the top stories this morning, america still on alert after the paris attacks. the police keeping a close eye on so-called soft targets and that includes a local mall. the police were out in force at the wrentham premium outlets overnight as shoppers began

searching for black friday deals. most shoppers welcome the added security and say they are determined to go about their business despite the possible danger. and a family in morning after a commuter rail conductor was killed in a shooting outside of a bar near fenway park. he would have turned 30 years old today. he was shot and killed outside of the whose on first earlier thanksgiving morning and is three other men were injured. police found a gun and shell casings at the scene and no arrests were made. and prompting a lockdown. the first family was celebrating thanksgiving. the man was captured by secret service agents and is currently in custody and there is no word if charges were filed. and the patriots are out another wide receiver. aaron dobson is done for the season after injuring his ankle in monday night's game against the bills. the patriots put him on the

and this morning, the philadelphia 76ers investigating reports that one of the players got into a fight right here on a boston street. tmz first posting the video and claiming the 19-year-old yelleddality a man outside of the night club hitting him and locking him on the ground. representatives for okafor told tmz that he said he was being heckled and felt threatened because people were swarming him in the streets. >> spent still ahead, tired of eating turkey? >> we're going to show you a healthy alternative anyways you probably never thought of. >> stay with us. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger.

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. welcome back. now that you had your fair share of turkey, maybe you're looking for an alternative. >> all right. and we're going to show you how chris mckinnon shows us how >> reporter: beef burgers are not the only thing on the grill in many restaurants today. >> and we have our bison pot roast, bison short ribs and meatloaf, which is a favorite. >> reporter: bison is being served up as a healthy alternative to beef. >> reporter: they love the surprised by the flavor. bison is not gamey at all and tends to be sweeter than beef. enjoy that. >> the flavor is really pretty amazing. >> reporter: according to the usda, bison is -- bison is

>> and. >> show you bison over red 98 or beef can decrease the risk of cardiovascular disease. >> and bison are free range and grass fed. they're not giving growth hormones or antibiotics either. >> and with these animals to be nature created. >> reporter: dave carter is the national director of the soccer and they have seen a large increase in demand for bison meat the last few years. >> and you can go into restaurants and find short ribs and faheatos with bison and great flank steak, brisket and also buco, which is made from the shank. >> and with that demand comes a higher price and bison will cost more than beef. >> just takes more time to raise the animal and raise the quality of meat that they provide and we're not going to compromise on that. >> and that is a treat, and

don't worry about the costs. >> and that is healthier. >> and bison was extinct almost in the 1800s, and this now demand for the meat is helping willing to donate the land to the herds because of the increased profitability. >> i just want to make a sandwich out of all of the leftovers with the turkey. >> i know. >> and they're so cute. how can you eat them? >> with the hair on them, too. and it's 6:53. time for a closer look at what is coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning. >> and check with our own michelle. >> and good morning. >> good morning, ahead on cbs this morning, we're in chicago where protestors are angry about a deadly police shooting and hope to shut down the famous magnificent mile shopping district. >> and the new movies that might be worth watching this holiday season. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7. . next, which boston star acted like a turkey this

. it's 6:56. thank you for being with us. everyone has their own way of

celebrating thanksgiving. >> patriots qb tom brady had a very special surprise for his family. he decided to take the turkey to a whole new level and dressing up in a costume. i love it when you get this and scaring at least one of the children. he posted the video on facebook with the message so thankful for everyone's support this year. happy thanksgiving to all. #, turkey tom. >> and that is awesome. >> the best dad and he always dresses up. >> and he dressed up as the easter bunny for spring break. >> yeah. >> and last week, he also had a picture with his dog. remember that? i think like a basset hound. >> yes. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] >> and his gobble-gobble. [ laughter ] >> and. hey, i would like to give a little perspective. right. it's cold in parts of the northern plains and this is some snow video from iowa. oh. and remember last year on black friday? >> it was messy. >> and we well a couple of

inches of snow here and it was a mess on the road. so, you know, this shut down some roads and all it takes is some snow to slicken things up. 63 degrees, ladies, warm and breezy and tomorrow and for the weekend, we're in the upper 40s and back to normal and know early morning rain hour -- rain shower tomorrow. >> and look at them holding down the fort. >> i know. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] >> no. going back to bed. [ laughter ] >> and up this morning -- cbs this morning is next. we'll be back with an update in 25 minutes. have a great morning, everybody.