good morning everyone. >> it's thursday, november 24th. happy thanksgiving to you. we start with a deadly start to the the hay coming in. >> right place right time. >> we all chipped in and you know, was able to save him. >> neighbors rush to rescue an elderly man trapped inside his burning home. >> a collision course in a packed parking lot as shoppers rush to get their last minute thanksgiving items. >> plus the overnight preps ahead of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> first your holiday forecast. danielle, what's going to happen? you were talking about

just a couple of flurries, this is not going to be a big issue today. rain showers fill in by this evening. good morning everybody. happy thanksgiving. 35 in boston right now. 30 in worcester, 29 in keene. low 30s, manchester. i think one of the biggest diffl notice this morning is that the wind has gone calm in many spots still 7 miles per hour in boston but definitely subsided over the really strong wind we've had the past couple of days. wind chill in the 20s in we've been the past few mornings. overcast skies and i'm watching a couple of flurries and snow showers in western connecticut that's what's going to work north and west. it's a chilly start. sunrise at 6:46. heading to the turkey trots football games temperatures rise out of the 30s. cloudy and cool by mid-day, 42 degrees, rain showers do develop this evening and fill in generally between 5 and 7 p.m.

in the upper 30s and sunset at 4:15. i'll let you know where i'm concerned about a couple of slick spots for black friday coming up. luckily no slick spots out there right now. traffic moving along just fine on the zakim bridge and the connector just a handful of cars whether you're heading north or south on 93. breaking news a deadly start to the thanksgiving holiday one person killed in a wrong-way crash on the very latest. >> reporter: state police say a driver going the wrong way on 495 south was killed early this morning when they slammed into another car. that scene cleared about an hour ago. and all lanes are back open. take a look at this video from earlier this morning. you can see the front of a red car is mangled. and facing a white suv. it's unclear which car was traveling in the wrong direction. state police say around 2:00 this morning they received reports

and 14. patrols rushed to the area but say when they got there the wrong-way driver had crashed into an oncoming vehicle. again, that wrong-way driver is dead, police say the other person was taken to rhode island hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police won't release the victim's name until the family has been notified, and they are investigating how and why that driver got on the highway going the wrong way. police tell me they have holiday and reminding everyone to be extra careful pay attention to the speed limits the signs and not to drink and drive. new this morning a missing woman has been found. police say the 73-year old was found overnight. her family had reported her missing yesterday when she didn't return home from the store. 2 neighbors rushed to rescue an elderly man trapped inside his burning home one of those

when they saw the flames coming from the home. knowing a man in his 80s lived inside they didn't hesitate charging into the building and saving his life. >> i went over and kicked the door open and he was laying right there. >> the smoke was so thick that we couldn't move beyond a foot into the house >> they didn't stop and know that they're elderly neighbor was home. it would have been a disaster. >> the smoke was so bad they several times but rescuers say he was conscious and alert when he was taken to the hospital last night. because see supermarket parking lot turns into a crash scene the night before thanksgiving. police say a woman was backing up her car when she hit an employee who was pushing shopping carts and 6 other cars. that workers and the driver were both taken to the hospital for evaluation but thankfully their injuries are not serious. >> he got hit by her vehicle and

know how long. department really say but he was conscious and alert, complained of a little pain but nothing, no visible broken bones or anything. >> emergency crews on scene say the driver was not clear about exactly what had happened. so far police have not said whether she will face charges. this morning we're hearing from the wife of a man badly burned while putting up his holiday display. that freak accident in new hampshire sent 20,000 volts surging through the man's body. . >> an explosion, and looked out could smell that, you know that burning afterwards smell. laying flat, then his eyes started rolling back in his head and i just kept slapping his face and saying say with me, stay with me. >> he was trying to hang christmas lights using a metal pole when he accidentally hit the power line to his home. fortunately it was touching the ground so his body didn't take the full impact. doctors tell

crews working late into the night to get everything ready for today's macy's thanksgiving day parade. those big balloons already in place and 3 million people are expected to line streets today. >> but it's not just the parade organizers that are hard at work. police are working overtime to keep everyone safe. . >> reporter: members of new york's finest began taking position along central park west overnight gearing up to protect millions spectators expected at the thanksgiving day parade. . >> nypd is going to mount an even stronger operation this year. >> reporter: new york city mayor detailed many of the unprecedented security plans last night. dozens of sanitation trucks blocking off cross town traffic for the first time in the parade's 90-year history, and officers on the ground using radiation detectors, bomb sniffing dogs and other devices. . >> all of our police officers each an every one of them are

if there's any issues on the route we'll be able to connect with the command post quickly and deal with any issue as soon as it comes up. >> reporter: the heavy police presence did not detour thousands from coming out last night to see the massive balloons for today's event come to life. >> see the excitement in her eyes and watch you know, thanksgiving kick off and the holiday season was a big joy. >> lisa an her daughter also stayed focused on meaning of thankful for that we're very lucky to be here living in america, live in the best city in the world. >> reporter: while there is no credible terror threat against the parade or the country officials are urging americans to stay visible plant especially in public places. . >> and remember you can watch the thanksgiving day parade right here on wbz this morning at 9:00. president elect donald trump releasing a thanksgiving message

we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country strengthened by shared purpose and very common resolve. . >> mr. trump added with the political campaign over it's time for a great national campaign to rebuild our country. the president elect is spending the thanksgiving holiday at his estate in palm beach florida. and president obama and the first family served thanksgiving meals to retired membe o military in washington last night. there are about 400 veterans at the armed forces retirement home there, and the president thanked the men and women for their service. part of the first family flew the coupe ahead of another tradition the final turkey pardon. his daughters skipped the ceremony and instead he was joined by his nephews. the president says it's been a

girls can't handle his cornycopia. >> their thankful, i i haven't told them that we're going to do this every year from now on. no cameras just us every year. no way i'm cutting this habit cold turkey. >> the official turkey is named tot, his partner tator was also pardoned. both will live out their days at virginia t about the food, it's also about giving back. >> and today a local event center is giving back in a big way serving up a four course meal and a little bit of fun to go along with it. we have a closer look at what is planned. . >> reporter: things are definitely getting cooking here at lombardo's. this is a family tradition. it is something that david, he is the general manager

master mind behind this incredible event. >> yeah, we have been taking care of community since 1971, it's our 45th anniversary. we invite everyone from around the south shore to come here and enjoy a free thanksgiving dinner here with our family. >> reporter: and you just got the final numbers into as to how many people you'll actual serve today. >> 868 people we're expected to have here. cooked about 500 pounds of turkey. the fire chiefs from the south shore community here about to start making the potatoes. >> reporter: let's walk a little bit. we've got a few more seconds. what exactly is going on. >> we're going to be doing a 4 course meal starting with soup followed by our famous pasta. so we've got some kettles going right now. out back is the soup and doing a full thanksgiving

volunteers in addition to the retired firefighters over 100 volunteers setting out time in their day to help with this. >> we'll have about 140 volunteers this year that all come here to give back to the community with their family an kids. you'll have young kids old people people showing have been here for generations just helping give back to the community. >> reporter: and that's really what it's all about, guys not just the food which we're going to talk about the menu a little bit later in more detail because although it's not the but also giving back and that's what this event is all about. so we'll send it back to you guys in the studio. >> we look forward to hearing all the details about the meal because we are starving right now. ready for some food ourselves. coming up need some help in the kitchen today. >> the butterball turkey talk line is rolling out a new way to ask your questions.

boston police officers, plus the former patriot joining in on the special night. happy thanksgiving everybody. cloudy skies today a couple of flurries this morning we come into the low 40s with rain showers filling in as we head towards the evening hours. i'll take you through the hour by hour forecast through black friday, your weekend details straight ahead. as we go to break we've got thanksgiving by the numbers, what about favorite dishes? 39% of people say turkey is their fit 23% say stuffing, 12% pumpkin pie, 9% mashed potatoes, 6% say sweet potatoes and 3% say the cranberry sauce.

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. well, thanksgiving is finally here and that means the butterball turkey talk line will be busy. chris has texted them a couple of times. >> it has been helping people with their thanksgiving cooking questions for 35 years. so if you're wondering how many questions they get, more than 100,000 every thanksgiving. this year they're adding a few things, you can get in touch with them you can use the talk

the experts. here are the numbers. . to text here's the number. this is very important. i --. >> pretty easy number. >> mixed up. >> yeah -- >> yeah, i mixed up the numbers. >> he got a random person. >> i asked a couple of questions. >> what was the response time number one? >> response time so was about 5 minutes or so. >> so the first one i do i do if i want to make sure sure the skin is crispy. they sent me a link. it's great video included. then the other one i asked my turkey suspect fully defrosted what do i do? and they a real live person texted me back and gave me the tips, they said dunk it in cold water. >> did they say happy thanksgiving.

today for sure. weather is not too busy today. a flurry or 2, but overall pretty quiet weather today until this evening when some rain showers are going to fill in. here are your thanksgiving extremes for boston, a little bit of talk points for the dinner table. warmest back in 1971 we were 71 degrees, coldest way back in 1873, 2.6 inches of rain back in 1971, and do you remember 1989 we had 4.4 inches of snow. so we c today. 35 in boston right now. the one thing you'll notice is d isn't nearly as strong. 28 in plymouth, 31 in bedford. 32 in lawrence, and lower 40s bn to nantucket. heading

mid-to upper 30s. if you see a couple of flakes flying a little bit on the chilly side as well. we're overcast in most spots. tracking a couple of light flurries in western connecticut just to the west side of hartford right now. this is going to move north and east and bring us a few flurries, what i'm more concerned with is this next batch of moisture. that is what's going to move in later on today. so most of the mid-day, early afternoon is d rule out a flurry or 2. by early afternoon we get pockets of rain an snow showers and scattered rain showers fill in generally between 5 and 7 p.m., notice mixed with snow from southwest new hampshire north back up through the central and northern portion of vermont. overnight tonight rain continues it will be light for the most part but if you're up early staying up for the black friday deals it is certainly going to

you'll want to have the umbrella or raincoat with you. high temperatures in the 40s today 30s north and west of town tonight scattered showers, 32 to 39 in the suburbs. there may be one or 2 slick spots isolated very early tomorrow morning and maybe a brief shower on saturday but overall the weekend is looking pretty good. sunday mid-40s, next chance of wet weather comes in late tuesday into wednesday. if you're hitting the road early to get here's a live look on the mass pike. a little bit of company. before the turkey comes some football and this morning one game will honor a fallen state trooper. clardy will be remembered when his hometown team of hudson place at 10 a.m. his family will be there to do the coin toss and it will

a fly over. these are the decals the football team will be wearing on their helmets. they have the massachusetts state police logo. the trooper's wife told the globe he loved thanksgiving and always made sure to get the day off to spend time with his family. the 2 boston police officers injured in the shoot out last month were honored the last night. the boston bruins cintolo dropped the first pucks. they were badly injured in that shoot out with the suspect who ambushed them. cintolo just got out of the hospital this week. all the money raised goes to the 2 families. >> good to see them doing well. still ahead the new rule this year many families are saying no politics at the dinner table. >> why some local lawmakers say it's a good idea. >> plus why you could end up paying more shopping online this

there's a secret you might want to know about before you start that online shopping. >> where you live could affect the price you pay. >> busy with 3 kids amy plans to do all online. >> going to the store with 3 kids in a nightmare so it never happens. so online is the only thing that i do ever. >> what this mom doesn't know the price she sees isn't always what everyone else sees. we did an experiment with producers at our stations across the country each looking up the same items at the same time. >> like everybody deserves the right price or the same price. >> but that's not always what we found. we priced this 7-foot

with free delivery. price in dallas was $399 but here in boston the price was $438. the type of device you use can also make a difference. we looked up a night at a hotel in florida. the price on a laptop was $132 but it was just 119 on a smart phone. out of our group 2 saw a price of 132, 4 were quoted 119. >> a lot of people price discrimination is illegal and that's not true. >> a survey was done back in 2014 testing 16 online retailers and travel sites and found on 9 of those sites customers saw different results. wilson says when you log onto a website companies can see your search history, your clicks the type of computer you use even the location where you're logged on from all which can be used to personalize a price.

experimenting this holiday season. >> always check the prices on both your desk top and your mobile phone. you can also try to hide who and where you are by using a virtual private network or vpn. there are some you can download for free. better ones will cost you $20 a year. . >> amy says she may ask for help researching prices for gifts this year. >> my sister lives in california so maybe they'll have better rates out there. >> anything to make that holiday budget go just a little bit further. still to come gearing up for the thanksgiving day parade. >> the last-minute preps overnight and concerns about a potential threat. >> this is jon keller so many turkeys made local news this year it's hard to single out just a few but i'm going to try. join me when we call out the

breaking news a deadly crash on 495 in plainville, state police say one of the drivers was going the wrong way.

big changes this year. >> cooking is getting underway in kitchens across the country. we'll introduce you to some local people serving up something special this thanksgiving. >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston. this is wbz news this morning. good morning. >> happy thanksgiving it is thursday, november 24th. danielle niles is here with a look at that turkey day forecast. >> just a couof there this morning. happy thanksgiving to you and happy thanksgiving everybody. it's a bit of a chilly start temperatures similar to where we've been the past few mornings but less wind and that is key. that does make a difference doesn't feel quite as cold. 35 in boston right now. 30 in worcester, 29 in keene. a lot running right around the freezing mark right now. skies are cloudy and won't be a whole lot of sunshine but the clouds, now, we're tracking a couple of flurries, see where they're

just a chill in the air. sunrise coming up in just about 15 minutes from now. temperatures will climb out of the 30s for the turkey trots as you head into late morning for the football games mid-day that kitchen smelling good right, not as windy gray and cool temperatures in the low 40s, you may get a brief flurry or snow shower that lingers until mid-day and late day rain showers are going to fill back in we'll be in the uer most of us rain fills in between 5 and 7 p.m. i'll take you through the hour by hour forecast through at least our black friday and weekend coming up in just a few. let's get a live look at the northbound lanes on the expressway, there's the gas tank. hardly anyone out there on the roads. haven't seen any major slow-downs this morning and no issues to tell you about. a deadly start to the thanksgiving holiday one person

495. >> state police say a driver going the wrong way on 495 south in plainville was killed early this morning when they slammed into another car. the scene is clear and all lanes are back open but take a look at this video from earlier this morning. you can see the front of a red car is mangled and facing a white suv. it's unclear which car was traveling in the wrong direction. state police say around 2:00 this morning they on 495 south between exits 13 and 14. patrols rushed to the area but say when they got there, the wrong-way driver had crashed into an oncoming vehicle. again, the wrong-way driver was killed this morning in that crash. police say the other person was taken to rhode island hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. police won't release the victim's name until their family has been notified and they are investigating how and why that driver got on the highway going

state police tell me they have extra patrols on the roads for the holiday and reminding everyone to be extra careful this morning, pay attention to the signs and the speed limits and not to drink and drive. 2 men raised to rescue their elderly neighbor trapped inside a burning home. they found the 88-year old in his kitchen unable to get up and together they fought through the thick black smoke to drag him to safety. the fire department says man may not have survived. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire. tragedy in detroit the officer shot on patrol has died. the officer was 29 years old. he was investigating possible car break ins at the time. a 6th child has died from injuries in that horrific school bus crash in tennessee. 37 students were onboard when the

part of the scheduled route. tests found no traces of alcohol or drugs in his system. more than 3 million people are expected to watch the famous macy's thanksgiving day parade in person today and for the first time in the history sanitation trucks filled with sand will block off cross town traffic. officers on the ground will use specially trained detection dogs to prevent any attacks. while there has suggested the parade would be tempting target. if you're planning to deep fry your turkey today you're going to want to make sure you know exactly what you're doing. the fire protection association setup this demonstration so show why it does not recommend a gas fueled fire to put a turkey in. to protect yourself stay in the kitchen the whole time there is food on the

well, thanksgiving suspect just about the food, it's about giving back. >> today a local event center is giving back in a big way serving up a four course meal and a little bit of fun. we have a closer look at what they have planned. . >> reporter: i'm so amazed by this entire production here. when we hear that there are more than 800 guests who will have dinner here today it is certainly a big event. and one thing on the menuod excited about this the mashed potatoes. we'll just take a quick look at this. we're told there are over 300 pounds that will be served today. someone very special who is volunteering today and obviously putting a special touch on these mashed potatoes is retired fire chief charlie fowley. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> reporter: why do you want to be a part of this every year?

tradition my friend and i. probably for over 10 years. we want to help the people that are served here today that come from all the communities and we're very proud that we could help the family too because they've been very generous to these communities. >> reporter: what does it mean to you? obviously thanksgiving is about being with your family but we recognize that there are some people who don't have that luxury. >> right we're fortunate because we've always come very early in the morning so we d miss our families. we can serve the purpose of helping the community at the same time coming in here very early. >> reporter: i don't want to stop the production. >> it's all going good. >> reporter: yeah. so if you just take a look here of course you see carlos showing you all of these potatoes. we just heard from the head chief that well over 350 pounds of potatoes will be served. here's some other retired firefighters as

part. we're told that milton retired fire chief, brookline, just quite a few other people who are here helping as well. so they've got a few more hours to go before all the guests will start to arrive around 10:30 this morning and enjoy this amazing feast. back to you. similar scenes are playing out around new england. the woman coordinating the meal at first church has been doing this the meal will cook and serve turkey and hand dinners to more than 1,500 people. the team is expected to start serving around 9 a.m. this year plenty of families will be enforcing a no politics rule at the dinner table and that includes some local politicians a recent poll says americans expect politic to say come up today. here in

are making it work while others are avoiding the subject altogether. >> remember i grew up with a mom who was a democrat, a dad who is a republican. they cancel each other's votes out for 60 years and somehow i managed to survive 60 years of thanksgiving dinner. >> this year in particular considering you know, what the presidential election, i'm going to respectfully request all members of my family to talk about spo getting the question of dinner conversation a lot lately and the general consensus is it's best to politely change the subject. >> talk about the weather. as you get ready for your turkey today jon keller has been busy selecting some big turkeys for you to enjoy. >> he's showing you his picks of 2016. >> side say it's show time. >> when it comes to making smart

turkeys than the state gaming commission? their licenses have been a litany of disappointments and delays while competing states are moving forward. while by law they're supposed to help economic struggling areas they rejected a casino plan that would have brought desperately needed jobs and investment another government turkey the long awa extension so wildly over budget that the plans had to be scrapped earlier this year. state officials hope to sell advantage a scaled down plan but they'll need generous funding from a president without a single ally. good luck with that. how did schilling one of our greatest local sports heroes turn into a

oversharing his political views through inappropriate tweets. it cost him his tv broadcasting job, so what now? why a run for u.s. senate against warren of course, the turnout at a recent political rally was not a promising sign. hey everybody loves rattle snakes don't they? apparently not as the governor establishing a snake farm on an uninhabited island. the outcry was intense and after some slithering state officials put the plan on hold. we already have one snake farm why do we need another? >> there are many who could have made this list, our turkey dinner can continue online email

i'll share the best responses in a post at cbsboston.com. well still ahead what tom brady and his wife are planning for thanksgiving. >> plus the patriots lending a hand and raising some eyebrows we'll explain. >> and the turkey is the star the show but there's something else people in massachusetts are looking for can you guess what it is? >> i have an idea or 2. weather watchers checking in this morning and several are up this hou last hour too. i think everyone is getting up starting to prep. temperatures are running in the 30s right now for many of us. cathy in worcester says 33 degrees. brian in new hampshire 20s on the map and david says 31 degrees right now. doesn't feel as cold. the wind isn't as strong. i am tracking wet weather by later on today. we'll time it out hour by hour

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this season bring back the holidays with t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. . the turkey might be the star today but it seems most people in massachusetts are looking for something else. wine store is the most searched food and drink

searched term in connecticut and rhode island. to the north new hampshire just looking for liquor stores. it doesn't surprise me because you're always on the way oh, i don't have anything to bring and grab a bottle of wine or something. >> and you can't goat it at the supermarket here. so easy to forget. >> what did you google today? wine store or liquor store. >> where you can breakfast. >> we're hungry. the feast or 5 road race, 8:30 temperatures going to be in the low 30s overcast skies and may be a flurry or 2 but thankfully the wind isn't as strong as it has been the past several days. it's settled down a bit. we'll be in the low 30s to most of us. good luck to all the runners and walkers out

boston, low 40s in mash arefield. so a cool chilly start. mostly cloudy skies overcast in many areas. this little area of moisture very thin band as some snow flurries moving north and east out of hartford now and may see a flurry or 2 in eastern massachusetts i'm not expecting an impact, accumulation, you may get a quick dusting. that is about it. and that may linger to mid-day in a few areas. it's n western pennsylvania that will fill in as we head into the late afternoon and evening. in fact, most of the morning to early afternoon will be dry, just a chilly feel on this thanksgiving day. through mid-afternoon some rain and snow showers develop, these spread east and fill in between 5 and 7 p.m. as scattered rain showers for most of us. eastern vermont, central and northern new hampshire will be mixed with some snow. could see a couple

done particularly in far northern new england. watch for slippery spots there. otherwise if you're headed out for black friday deals overnight tonight or early tomorrow morning you want to have the raincoat with you. we'll have these pockets of light rain. drizzle. black friday overall will featuh rain that will continue through the early evening hours tomorrow but generally light. so most of us inch of rain. forecast highs today lower 40s so still below average but not feeling quite as cold as the past few days because that wind will be light and should hover in the upper 30s. we do go 45 to 50 from the south shore. and again some scattered showers filling in this evening. the showers will continue tonight. 40 downtown, 32 to 39 in the suburbs.

there may be one or 2 slick spots very early tomorrow morning northern worcester county back through western vermont and western new hampshire. so just be aware of that. highs tomorrow 45 to 50 and then to start the weekend most of the wet weather pushes out on saturday. partly sunny skies. on sunday clouds may fill back in. i do think the weekend will be mainly dry, temperatures for the weekend will generally be running in the 40s for most of us as and in fact it's going to be below average in many areas right on through the start of next week with temperatures climbing into the 50s by the time we get to wednesday. >> always love a warm up. thank you very much. let's get you out on the roads this morning if you're heading to any early destinations on this thanksgiving day. here's a shot of the expressway by the gas tank you can see it's moving along pretty nicely right now. so far to problems right now as

city. a deadly wrong way crash on 495, a driver going the wrong way on 495 south slammed into another vehicle. state police say that wrong way driver was killed, the other driver was taken to rhode island hospital. checking our other top stories, 2 men raised to rescue their elderly neighbor trapped inside his burning home. >> they found him unable to get up and together they fought through the thick black smoke to drag him to safety. the fire department says acted the man may not have survived. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire. a busy supermarket parking lot turns into a crash scene. police say a woman with a was backing up her car when she hit an employee who was pushing carts and 6 other cars. the worker and driver were taken to the hospital for evaluation. thankfully the injuries are not serious. coming up next good and bad news for the pats.

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. the pats gearing up for sunday's match up with the jets but tom brady did not take part in practice yesterday. he has a knee injury but should be ready to go on sunday. meanwhile rob

with a chest injury. but multiple reports say there's a good chance we'll see him against the jets. and wbz is proud to be your official patriots station. we'll start looking ahead to sunday's game against the jets on patriots all access tomorrow night at 7 here on wbz. and on sunday join us for patriots game day at 11:30, the pats game now has a 4:25 kick off here on wbz and the 5th quarter after the game. >> tom brady and his wife are planning a nice thanksgiving dinner but don't executive her to cook a turkey. she says she has no idea how to make a bird. she says she helps pick all the vegetables from their home garden and she and her kids make

gronkowski traced their hands. fans can download them and turn them into turkeys but one player is raising some eyebrows, check out edelman's sketch. the pats say yes, those really are his fingers. whatever you guys say. >> coming up next steven colbert

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steven colbert volunteered at the butterball hot line. >> and last night she shared more of the exchanges. >> where are you located? >> where am i located right now i'm in a federal max prison. right now. they're using death row inmates to answer their phone calls. >> did you do something a? death row for parking tickets. >> i'm just looking for a frozen turkey breast. >> why not some dark meat? >> they don't want it. >> get some new friends. >> can i talk to somebody else. you're giving me a hard time, sir, please. >> okay, look, please accept my apology, don't tell them it was me. do you know know my name? >> no, i don't.

>> too funny. >> get some new friends. >> it's stressful when you're in that mode i'm cooking and someone joking on other end. >> i'm surprised no one flipped out even more. all right. so weather wise today a couple of flurries temperatures in the low 40s, showers that fill in this evening, damp tomorrow with rain and the weekend looks good maybe a sprinkle on saturday. >> last day to see the dancing turkey until next year.

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thanksgiving day. it is thursday, november 24th, 2016. new york city says it will have its tight security ever for the thanksgiving day parade. thousands of police hit the spectators. >> president-elect trump names a charter school booster to be his education secretary. many republicans applaud the move. teacher unions give it an f. >> an e-cigarette explodes in a man's pocket at a busy train station. the latest fiery incident involving the devices that claim to be safer than tobacco. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds.