ed: breaking news at 11:00. protesters are taking to the streets of chicago right now. officers. heather: anger after the release of shocking video showing a teenager's killing at the hands of an officer. that video, very difficult to watch, everyone. good evening. i'm heather unruh. ed: i'm ed harding. an officer is charged with murder in this case. new developments right now. reporter: we want to keep these live picture u.p.s. police say the team was -- teen was acting erratically, refusing to drop the knife. he was walking away from officers when he was shot 16 times in 15 seconds. the dash cam videos from a responding officer arriving to find 17-year-old laquan mcdonald walking in the middle of the street, a knife in his right hand. watch the left side of your screen as mcdonald is walking away from them. two officers approach with guns drawn. one of them, jason van dyke, opens fire. we're going to freeze the video right here.

but mcdonald is spun around by the first few shots, falls to the ground, hit 16 times. >> of the eight or more officers on the scene, it was only the defendant who fired his weapon. reporter: that's why cook county state's attorney has charged officer van dyke with first degree murder. >> did you act out of fear for your life? reporter: on his way to turn himself in, officer van dyke said nothing. his attorney would only say he's, quote, hanging in there. out on the streets of chicago, protesters gathered, angry. another white police officer shooting and killing another black teenager. >> people have a right to protest. people have a right to free speech. but they do not have a right to commit criminal acts. reporter: officer van dyke has been on desk dutyy since the shooting in october of 2014. he is now the first on-duty chicago police officer to be charged with first-degree murder. ed: live pictures of what has been relatively peaceful protesting. police there surrounding a group of a couple hundred protesters there in the middle of the street.

they have been there for about the last hour or so. a judge has scheduled another hearing for monday. he will watch the video then and then decide if officer van bail. the city by the way has already paid mcdonald's family $5 million in a settlement. one crash in the wrong spot at the wrong time and it caused miles of delays for frustrated drivers on one of the busiest travel days of this year. you can expect more gridlock down the road tomorrow. news center 5 is live in newton right now. reporter: as you can see, traffic is moving along fine now. but at the height of the rush hour here on 128, four lanes were squeezed down to one. this was the scene on route 12 at route 9. break lights as far -- brake lights as far as you could see and then some. >> awful. two hours and i'm still trying to get home. i missed my doctor's appointment. i'm done. i am done.

on 128 north clocked -- clogged everything up, shutting down three lanes to toe it out. the ripple effect, wellesley and newton all the way to braintree. >> it's suppressful enough for people, then you have to add this. reporter: with traffic gid locked for miles, there were no short cuts. every back road jammed. >> everyone was diverting off of the main roads, taking the short cuts. everyone was everywhere. >> horrible. it's like every block, every -- i mean, look at highland avenue. anywhere. reporter: in oxford a seven-car crash on the turnpike west caused huge delays as well. >> there wasn't a lot of employees at work today so i guess people were trying to leave early for the week. reporter: michael taking a break to gas up on his way home. >> it's not even snowing. reporter: just wait until it snows. g.p. is and nobody's going anywhere -- g.p.s. and nobody's going anywhere. that's exactly what it felt

like, one of those freak snowstorm traffic jams. nothing moving. state police expecting another heavy travel day tomorrow. their advice, plan accordingly. gas up and leave yourself plenty of time. heather: it is a clear, a cold night around boston. temps already in the 20's in some spots. so harvey is here now. what can we expect for the rest of the holiday weekend? meteorologist: by the time we get to the holiday, quite different. heather: oh, good. but tomorrow morning, kids going to the bus stop? meteorologist: still cold. no question about. it it's already cold. let's check out some of the numbers around the region. look at all the places that are in the 20's. you notice boston's the exception. 38. that's it. big urban center retains the heat of the day better but elsewhere clear skies, light winds. it's 19 degrees right now in nor wick. 23 on the vineyard, so obviously heading out early tomorrow morning, it will be cold. if you're doing traveling, of course last day of school

skeep in mind, it will be chilly. the afternoon up a little bit into the 40's. notice the skies clear with a good deal of sunshine. however, changes are going to come after that. because look at today's high temperatures. check out st. louis, for 65. that is good news if you like it milder around thanksgiving. so we'll talk all about the warmup, how much of the weekend will be that way, the changes that will follow thanksgiving day. see you again in a few minutes. heather: new at 11:00, a fixture of south boston's st. patrick's day parade has passed away. his family telling the globe d, john "wacko" hurley died tonight at mass general. he was the long time organizer of the st. patrick's day parade. he fought to keep gays and lesbians from marching. organizers broke with tradition, they allowed a group of gay veterans into the parade this year. hurley was 85 years old. he had been in failing health. ed: right now one man is dead after a freak accident that are badly hurt. a driver flying through the air

how police say it happened. suddenly. that driver shot across here and landed up on that sidewalk where three people had just walked out of the harbor freight store. it happened in a flash. the white car shot across the parking lot pleauing into a group of pedestrians before slamming into the building. >> she went airborne, so when she hit the curb you could hear an accident sound. so that's when we all came running out of the building and bang, bang, bang. it was like one on top of the other. reporter: it happened at the cloverleaf shops off speen street. the female driver in her late 80's lost control and took down three men. the victims had just walked out of the harbor freight tool store. two of them customers in their 70's. driver in his 40's. he just made a pickup. >> it was just a bad scene. it was a bad scene. people that were hit hard by a car. >> a lot of blood. a lot of chaos. we just tried to comfort the people. reporter: teams tried to

those who saw the horror unfold say the driver was erratic and fast. >> that's what we've been hearing from the scene. the same from all witnesses. it was a high rate of speed. we don't know what that means. definitely a high rate of speed for a parking lot. reporter: police have yet to release the name of the man who died. we're told the elderly driver suffered minor injuries. still not clear why she lost control. heather: he's armed, he's dangerous, and right now this man is on the run. police are hunting him down for the murder of a woman whose body was found burned in the woods. we're live in dorchester tonight with how police are connecting him to the case. reporter: investigators say that he thought that that woman was involved in his son's murder here in dorchester. retaliation drove this man to woman, investigators say. her burned body found alongside train tracks in bridgewater

three weeks ago. >> she had been gagged by a towel and victim's clothing, wrapped in a blanket and hog tied with an electrical extension card. reporter: her murder came the day after a man was shot to death in dorchester. owens thought bort in her had something to do with it. as they investigated her death, he had say key evidence led them to owens. >> the same sort of bath towel that was found on the woman was at his home. identical electric cords were located at that address also. reporter: these two also played a role in the woman's murder, prosecutors say. helping move her body and then lying to detectives when they started asking questions. they're behind bars but police cannot find owens who they say is armed and dangerous. and tonight investigators are not saying why they believe the suspect's son was murdered here in dorchester. ed: tonight the f.b.i. is out

with a new alert for americans in the wake of the paris attacks. they are concerned about the potential for copycat terror attacks here on u.s. soil. the warning -- calls for increased security at so-called soft targets and that includes airports, malls, transportation hubs, for example, like washington's union station. >> over here we have one of our detection k-9's and up there are special agents who have additional tactical skills. ed: law enforcement sources tell abc news, while there is no specific threat, the f.b.i. is watching a specific group of isis followers here in the united states. french police are saying the man behind the paris attacks planned a second attack that was supposed to happen just days after the first. investigators say the plot would have involved suicide attacks on the french financial district. the plan was disrupted when police raided an apartment where the terrorists were hiding and planning that next move. and russian president wladimir putin is threatening what he used significant consequences,

that's the term he used, against turkey for shooting down a russian fighter jet. the jet straight into turkish air space while on a bombing run over syria. the turks say they warned the russian pilot 10 times in five minutes before firing. one pilot is dead. the other is missing. putin calls the shootdown a stab in the back and denies the russian jet was off course. heather: a former chelsea police officer has pleaded guilty to punching a person he arrested and then lying about why he arrested him. prosecutors say felix rivera punched a handcuffed and drunk man as he was escorting him from the scene of an investigation in september, 2014. rivera claimed the man attacked him first but the cell phone video proves that never happened. the charges will be dismissed. if rivera goes to anger management and has a mental health evaluation. he's accused of pretending to be a lawyer. today he faced a judge right here in boston. david koraca is accused of posing as david crazza. he used more than eight aliases

and stole more than $20,000 from clients who paid for fake legal services. he was taken into custody at an office inside 1 international place. ed: a brockton family has a lot to be thankful for after a teen hides out in her own home as a man breaks in. >> i thought he looked up so i kind of went back down. ed: that burglar never saw haleigh morris. she was able to hide in a bathroom with no lock as he actually got inside the home. she grabbed the phone, called 911. shaking, scared and home alone. >> the police are there. i want you to stay right where you are. he >> -- >> he walked past the bathroom twice. i was like, he's going to come in here at some point. ed: morris' mom tried calling during the break-in. and set off the house alarm remotely when she couldn't get through. that's when 52-year-old louis breton ran outside, hid in the bourbons -- bushes. he was caught and tonight he's been held on bail. heather: not so fast for mbta

schedule changes. the t hitting the brakes after complaints by commuters. riders say they feel blind-sided by the proposed changes outlined last week. they were supposed to go into effect december 14. the proposed schedule included cuts on heavily used trains and stops during rush hour. the t says it will work with riders and hopes to have a new schedule in place by spring. >> next on news center 5 -- heather: breast cancer breakthrough. the diet proven to fight tumors and the key ingredient that's the secret weapon. ed: the expert who nailed last winter's forecast is back with new predicks for this year. the secret clues to our weather that he finds half a world away. reporter: timeline on the thanksgiving warmup that's on the way and the changes that will follow for the rest of the holiday weekend. ed: and we're going to take you live to chicago. there's been a significant change in the attitude and atmosphere in chicago right now. at the top of the news, not 12 minutes ago, it was calm and peaceful. all of a sudden at this moment, people are pushing against police. police are pushing back.

heather: in chicago right now. this is what's happening on the streets there as protests have good night little out of hand for a ment. protesters in chicago are out in the streets, they're demonstrating their anger after the release of a shooting video. of a white chicago police officer who shot a black teenager 16 times last year and has been charged with first-degree murder tuesday. we're keeping an eye on the situation. police obviously trying to disperse this crowd right now. we'll let you now how it ends up. ed: new york city. quite a discovery for a church custodian. he found a newborn with his umbill cal cord still attached in the christmas nativity manger. he was wrapped into towels inside the church. it turns out the parrish priest didn't want the christ set up

this early. >> usually we wait until the third week of advent to set up the scene. so by it being up, again, this woman found in it this home for her child. it's really a christmas story. ed: the baby was taken to a nearby hospital. is in good condition tonight and a family has already come forward hoping to adopt that child. heather: we have a health alert tonight about a new weapon in the fight against breast cancer. the mediterranean diet. supplemented with additional servings of extra virgin olive oil. that's the key, lowers a woman's risk of the disease. according to a new study in the journal of the american medical association. the mediterranean diet high in fruits and vegetables and also healthy fats. ed: the temperature is dropping, it's 26 here right now. soon the snow will be piling up. but the big question right now is, how much? heather: hopefully not thatch. the man who nailed the prediction on last year's

record winter is back for more tonight. harvey has what you can expect. meteorologist: judea cohen is an expert in forecasting seasons. and new boston -- knew boston would get blasted last winter, in spite of the slow start. check out these numbers. only 5 1/2 inches fell until late january. but after that, a wicked winter shift that left boston with a record 110 inches of snow. >> it will be hard to repeat anything close to last year. reporter: but cohen's model suggests mother nature might at least try. inches. it's above average. reporter: and cribblingts what long-term forecasters are predicting. their models rely heavily on a significant el anyoneow, growing stronger right now in the pacific. that phenomenon generally leads to milder, wetter winters. united states. >> it's the strongest el anyoneow since 1997 -- el nino since 1997-1998. reporter: he also uses snow

month of october to help figure out our winter forecast. >> this past october the snow cover was above normal so that means typically a colder and snowier winter here. reporter: that snow cover generate acadome of cold, dense air over the arctic. as the pressure builds, the dome pushes the polar vortex south. forcing cold air into the united states. even bending the jet stream. >> that's what happened last year. i think to some degree that will happen again this year. reporter: but cohen's model still shows slightly above average temperatures in boston this winter. putting us right back in the battle zone. >> we didn't have such a big el anyone yo, ilede be more confident about a cold and snowy winter. [laughter] heather: that was some of the fun, the kids had fun with it last year. we don't want to see that 110 inches of snow again. meteorologist: i understand that. it's really a tough forecast because you have two conflicting things. if you go by the snow cover in siberia, we could be in trouble

but a large el nino like this sometimes means it's so mild that you can't get as much. absurd. that's not going happen again. meteorologist: right. statistically it's unlikely. by the way, ed, until january 23 last winter kept telling me, he would we're not going to have any winter. ed: i was right until then. meteorologist: let's shift gears. something beautiful in the skies tonight. the full beaver moon. there it is. it's going to be technically full coming up tomorrow. but nice clear skies tonight, so kind of lighting up the countryside on a cold night across new england. this is another cold night. last night was certainly cold. early this morning, lunaberg was 17. natick was 16. it's almost as cold again tonight. one of the things the cold weather has done has allowed snow making. there's a look at westford. a sign of things to come, of course. eventually. but this month, last four days,

below average. but overall the month, because it's been such a warm month the first half, is still running four degrees warmer than normal. boston tonight is chilly. but not like some of the outlying areas. 38 degrees, gentle west breeze. wind is virtually calm elsewhere. temperatures in the 20's, even upper teens. low 20's on the vineyard. you know you have another cold start tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon's temperatures will be up a couple of notches from what they were today. and there will still be a fair. a sunshine. not too tough to take day. these were the high temperatures today. look at kansas city. look at memphis, tennessee. ours on friday. and thanksgiving day will be direction. so overnight tomorrow night, going into thanksgiving morning, will not be nearly as cold as tonight is. or last night was. that's good news for the football games. it won't be that cold for the games. look at thanksgiving afternoon. this is even late morning. so you can see how it's going to be 50's lunch time and the afternoon hours.

time around for us. boston's temperature trend, as i see it over the next four days, shows you that warmth and then back to average temperatures by the time we get to saturday. not much in the way of cloudiness around our area and if you want storminess around the country or if you're looking to where it is, it's well to the west of this point in terms of snow. eventually some showers are going to move toward the middle of the country by tomorrow. for us, a fair amount of sun coming up for your day tomorrow. some patchy low clouds as the winds start shifting out of the south and we'll see some of that cloudiness around for part of thanksgiving day. even if there is cloudiness in your location for even a fair part of the day, it's still going to become very mild. and even warmer on friday before a front approaches friday night. that's when a band of showers may move through from northwest to southeast and then behind it we clear for the actual traditional weekend days of saturday and sunday, with seasonal temperatures and clouds come back early next week, eventually some wet weather. but it looks like it will be mild. if you're wonder being tomorrow

going to get about, middle of the country had showers but the snow is pushed farther to the west and for the football games, another little review for you. about 40's for the start of the game, 50's at the end, and 40's back in the evening and shopping, which will commence midnight of thanksgiving night into friday morning, in the 40's as you can see. there you go. only some showers are likely on friday night. otherwise it's a dry forecast dales. we'll see how that works out. out. ed: what's the name of this moon? meteorologist: beaver. ed: because what? winter? meteorologist: come on. use your imagination. that. ed: there is a new "dancing with the stars" champion. heather: coming up, what the new champ is saying tonight p it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. z most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics r where wall street banks

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reporter: semiencouraging news on the injury front for james. an doma did not reveal any type of tear. diagnosed with a knee sprain, which still hurts, going to be treated carefully as the patriots proceed cautiously with his return. amendola will have treatment each day. it's far too soon to know if he'll be available sunday night no denver. it appears unlikely. the a.f.c. east is soon to be a lock and amendola's availability in january obviously far more valuable than it is in december. >> less than 24 hours from the game. we'll give everything a chance to try to sort it out, then

wednesday. i know everybody wants to diagnose it, but it doesn't always work that way. reporter: teams that start a perfect 10-0, we know carolina and the patriots are 10-0. but only one of those teams since 2007, that was new orleans saints, actually went on to win the super bowl. so at this point, 10-0 means nada. peyton manning, we all know he's not going play on sunday night, but the broncos announced today he's going to next two weeks. he's had a torn planter fashia. boy, does that hurt. it's like walking around on razor blades or nails. brock osweiler will start. celtics are in a bit of a rut. they lose tonight and have lost three of their last four. a pounding by the hawks tonight. 121-97. craig sager, yes, he does wear some bizarre outfits. and only he can wear them.

closet and not in mine. avery bradley hit 25, 15 of them in the first half. celtics are actually within a half dozen the first two mints minutes of the first quarter but then atlanta went on a run 18-3. celtics got sloppy and outscored in the quarter 40-24. stevens not happy with the club after the game. they lose 121-97. however, health is on the way because tomorrow night they play the 0-15 philadelphia 76ers. this is umass-lowell. here's a steal by smith. here we go. shattered backboard. shades of darryl dawkins. it didn't even go in. he missed the dunk. this is almost impossible to happen now with new collapseable rims. they delayed the game about an hour. and we get ready for our turkey toss. we have our final sweat shirt is in. made a decision about a half hour ago. it's a very worthy one. so now we have all our sweatshirts. thank you for all your

nominations. we have them, the last one will be delivered to channel 5 tomorrow. can't wait to wear all of them proudly on thursday night. ed: which one is it? meteorologist: i can't tell you. heather: how do you get them over your head when they're brand new like that. meteorologist: it's hard. especially with a squash like