>> live from wcvb tv channel 5. this is a news center 5 update. erika: breaking overnight, more protests spilling into the streets of chicago. the outrage and fallout after video of an unarmed black man shot by police is released. randy: a new warning from the fbi on one of the busiest travel days of the year. the call for all of us to be extra vigilant. erika: a pedestrian accident at a natick shopping center takes a deadly turn. the steps being taken to pinpoint what triggered the crash on the eye. >> you' re watching the we cvb boston' s news leader. randy: also on the eye, a traffic nightmare on 128, cars

bumper to bumper for miles. the crash that triggered this crash. alesse will tell you which you need this morning. good morning, i' m randy price. erika: i' m erika tarantal with cindy fitzgibbon. emily is off today. cindy: what a difference from last year. we were tracking a storm. cold this morning. we have clear skies. as you can see we have some steam building up. the south shore and plymouth we have some 20' s as well. it is another cold start. you can see how clear the skies are. we have a nearly full moon out there this morning. we might have a little bit of frost to scrape off the windshields.

our winds will turn more southeasterly this afternoon. the temperatures will move up just a hair. by the late morning we will be up into the 40' s. 44 by lunchtime. the sun goes down at 4:15. 43 is a high today in a leicester. you could see across the northeast we do not have any reported weather delays. across the country we are looking good at all major airports. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: good morning. we are building up some of the volume on the roadways. you can see some of the delays started to pick up with the morning rush. if you traveling to boston, with a few delays, but no accidents. we are still in good shape. looking good along the pike about a 15 minute ride from 495

we have a limit of volume as you approach the 11 connector. randy: breaking overnight, hundreds of protestors, making their voices heard in chicago swarming roads and blocking a freeway. they' re outraged by newly-released video of a white police officer, shooting a black teenager 16 times. that officer has been charged with first degree murder for the 2014 death of laquan mcdonald. erika: this is dashcam video of that night. mcdonald is walking in the middle of the street with a knife in his right hand. as he walks away from the police, two of them approach him with guns drawn. one of them, jason van dyke, fires. we' re freezing the video there, but mcdonald is shot 16 times in 15 seconds. clerks -- >> of the eight or more officers on the scene it was only the defendant to fired his weapon. erika: a hearing will be held monday to determine if van dyke should be released on bail. the city has already paid mcdonalds family $5 million in a

randy: right now we are getting new details about a new terror alert just as people across the country prepare to travel for thanksgiving. erika: the eyeopener' s todd kazakiewich is live at logan airport with the message this morning. todd: good morning from inside terminal a. the missile -- the initial surge we saw for people waiting in line to get through security seems to have dissipated. it is still a busy morning. people try to get through the gate and on their playing. in regards to terrorism, we are looking at situations were people want to cause the same kind of terror on u.s. soil. the u.s. will increase the security' s soft targets such as airports. >> over here we have one of our detection canines.

todd: law enforcement sources tell us that while there is no watching a specific group of isis followers here in the u.s.. ahead at 6:30 we' ll be talking to the tsa here at logan about what travelers can expect to see today and through the busy holiday weekend. reporting live inside terminal a, todd, newscenter 5. erika: to the roads now. drivers know, all it takes is back up traffic for miles. this nightmare on 128 at route 9 had traffic at a virtual standstill for hours yesterday. even the backroads were clogged when drivers tried to get off the highway. it started with this box truck accident on the northbound side, shutting down 3 lanes. the ripple effect was felt in wellesley and newton, all the way to braintree. >> thanksgiving is stressful enough for people, now you have to read this. erika: state police are of

accordingly. randy: right now police are investigating a freak incident that is now deadly. a car flying out of control and hitting shoppers. s antoinette we' ve learned about the crash. antonio: it happened here at the cloverleaf shops the car actually going airborne. see word crashed into the tool shop. two others are injured. we' ve learned a woman in her late 80' s somehow lost control of her vehicle, hitting three men as they walked out of the harbor freight tools store. two of them were customers in their 70' s, the other was an armored truck driver in his 40' s. police have not said which one of them was killed. witnesses recall a horrific scene. >> she went airborne. when she hit the curb you heard an accident sound. that is when we all came running

it was like one on top of the other. antonio the driver suffered : minor injuries. witnesses say she was speeding and driving erratically. she was also -- we have no word this morning on what caused her to lose control. wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you. new this morning, the founder of a paxton animal shelter destroyed in a deadly fire says he will rebuild. richard clark tells the worcester telegram the new facility will be sturdier and more cutting edge than the building that burned sunday night. dozens of cats and dogs were killed that fire. a gofundme page raising funds for the sweet pea friends of rutland animals facility has already raised more than $100,000. erika: governor charlie baker has signed into law a bill that would make human trafficking punishable by up to 20 years in prison. those who traffic more than

the painkiller is also being blamed for numerous overdose deaths. randy: a picture of the st. patrick' s day parade has died. he was of the long-time organizer of the st. patrick' s day parade favored by many. he also fought to keep gays and lesbians -- from marching. organizers broke with tradition and allowed a group of gay veterans in the parade this year. hurley was 85. erika: new this morning, making while you' re away. break-in from happening. a big day in court for fantasy sports sites including boston-based draftkings. the new move amid controversy. erika: winter is coming, but how much snow can we expect? chief meteorologist harvey leonard gets the number from the man who got it right last year. cindy? cindy: these guys are clear this morning. for all of your travel plans we will say goodbye to the cold

temperatures. more mild air returns for the holidays. let' s take a look at what you can expect as he go out the door. it is holding near 30 degrees in boston. erika: we' re following breaking news out of chicago. more protests in the streets tied to the video of an unarmed black man' s final moments. the officer who shot him 16 times now charged with murder.

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randy: we have probably never had a town choir. erika: no, not that i remember. randy: the tree is already here in boston. we are ready to get all the trimmings for erika: next thursday' s holiday like spectacular. we have a beautiful tree this year. erika: post your wake-up calls to wcvb.com. cindy: we love to see your wake-up call. randy: we have viewers in nova scotia. erika: thank you for the big tree. cindy: it' ll take a lot of lights to like that. there was something else lineup the lice -- lighting up the night. it was the moon. it was full. we had some video of what the moon looked like. clear skies with a bright full moon. we will see mainly clear skies again today. no problems.

if you have travel plans across the northeast, it will be sunny and dry. it will be good for traveling. we will warm up the temperatures as we go through thanksgiving. we have a few showers on our way friday night. we are looking good in the east. i am watching the storm that is developing out here in the west. we do have parts of snow in the rockies. we have some moisture from the gulf of mexico. by tomorrow evening, we will get some rain around chicago with snow iminneapolis. we will get snow in denver. in front of this system is a push of mild air from the south. that is where we will see the temperatures coming up. in the meantime, it is cold out there. lots of teens and 20' s. you might need to warm up the car and scrape frost off the windshield. we are in the lower 20' s right now. 17 in norwood. 23 in pittsburgh. temperatures should get up to

you can see sunshine with midday temperature noontime. we will do a little bit better than yesterday. the winds will turn to the southeast. upper 30' s for you by the cape. we will be in the mid 40' s through the valley. average high the time of year is 48. now, the winds turning to the south tonight will start to bring in a little bit more cloud cover. that will bring in the clouds during the overnight hours. it will blanket us a little bit. not be as chilly. upper 20' s downtown. but of cloud cover tomorrow morning. we have a dry thanksgiving day for you. if you have plans to do some s during the morning hour. we are warming up in the 50' s by the midday. weaponize afternoon to get out and go for a walk. -- we will have a nice afternoon

overnight temperatures will be mild. you can see that right around midnight we will be very cold. have a couple of showers coming through on friday night. we will dry out on friday. dry weather on sunday. erika: what else could we ask for? cindy: looks great. erika: thank you. olessa: you can see some delays on the southbound starting to become just a little bit. let' s check out the rest of your ride. we are watching me one accident coming out 24. this is north downed -- northbound on route 129. with no issues on route three. the expressway is about 15. 15 minute ride down the pike. 93 southbound is not seen any volume. we are still watching some minor delays on the orange line.

randy: thank you. new this morning, traveling for the holidays can also put your home at risk for burglars. but there are a few steps that into thinking you' re still at home. first, call the post office. putting a hold on your mail can prevent that tell-tale pile up at the front door. second, make sure that trash gets out. enlist a neighbor to cart them out on trash and recycling day. and finally, plan for the weather. get a friend to shovel your walk a little if it snows. you don' t want any red flags. erika: it is 6:17. now to the economy. asian stocks are mostly lower after the downing of a russian warplane rattled nerves. but u.s. stock futures are higher as investors await the release of weekly jobless claims. the dow made up for lost ground yesterday, recovering to end about 20 points higher. today, two fantasy sports sites will fight to stay in business in new york. at a court hearing, boston-based

law. new york' s attorney general wants to shut the sites down immediately, calling them illegal gambling operations. an expert tells the herald this will likely be a long legal battle, with appeals. a life-threatening strain of e. coli is being linked to chicken salad bought at costco. nineteen people in seven states have gotten sick. massachusetts is not on that list. people who bought chicken salad at any u.s. costco store on or before friday are being told to throw it out. experts are still looking into the cause of the outbreak. randy: last winter' s record-setting snow and cold was brutal. you might be wondering what' s in , store for this year? cindy' s back with a new prediction. cindy: chief meteorologist harvey leonard asked the winter weather guru what we can expect. judah cohen is an expert at forecasting seasons. he actually predicted boston would get blasted last winter

this winter, there' s a very strong el nino heating up the pacific ocean, and sending warm moist air to the united states. but cohen' s model suggests that system will battle a cold siberian air building over the arctic. cohen uses snow cover in siberia during the month of october as a significant factor in his forecast. >> this path was above normal. i would to be more confident about the cold, but i will certainly expect a winter storm. cindy: the el nio will be a big factor. he agrees it' ll be hard to record numbers last winter. ll see above-average snowfall, around 62 inches. that is above normal. last year we had 110.

erika: whatever we get, boston mayor marty walsh says the city has a new snow removal plan. this year the city will use more massive snow blowers, rather than plows. unlike the plows, which just push the snow to street corners, the snow blowers will fill dump trucks to haul away the snow. the city owns two such pieces of equipment, but will have to rent more at an hourly rate. randy: a new facial hair trend, and a fast food favorite gets a transformation. erika: both ahead in eyepoppers. new at terrifying moments for a 6:30, brockton teen when a man breaks into her house. how her mom who was not home came to the rescue. randy: police searching for this the alleged vendetta taking the life of a woman found dead in

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erika: look at that. we have a beautiful morning. the sun will be up in the next 30 minutes. horizon. it is also cold. cindy: it is 30 degrees outside, we have some 20' s in boston.

we have a cloak -- cold clear start. you can see by new time we will -- by noon time we will top out in the 40' s. with partly sunny skies. dry weather continues on friday. it' ll be warm around 60 degrees. we are tracking a few showers on friday night. randy: thank you. i copper time. what do you have for us? olessa: this one is a must. it' s a big mac sushi roll. try not to drool over the classic burger, with added avocado, tomato, barbecue sauce and spicy mayo. randy: that sounds disgusting. olessa: really? randy: i like the big mac, but i do not like these to be mixed. olessa: gentlemen, there' s a new way to show your holiday spirit. glitter beards. the trend is getting hot on social media. this is crazy.

apparently you just dip your beard in glitter, then you' re party ready. esquire magazine seems to hate it, but judge for yourself. we wondered if it would catch on. randy: i think it might work. olessa: are you volunteering? randy: it could give me the sparkle that i have been lacking in the morning. erika: that would be the best thing i have seen in a long time. olessa: our news director might like it. randy: reinventing the mustache. olessa: that is very festive. erika: christmas appropriate. cindy: we have another setback. the complaints from commuters causing them to hit the brakes. olessa: we have heightened travel concerns following a new terror threat.

>> our respect and gratitude goes to those on the front lines of national security who, when we watch terrible events unfold have kept us remarkably safe. more thoughtful people have thankfully entered into the heated national discussion on refugees hoping to immigrate to america. some of the more extreme voices on both sides are being challenged. we celebrated the innovators that drive massachusetts, making the commonwealth a player in the global economy. we are grateful that we live in a city that views nonprofit work as a vocation. local food banks are powerful forces all year. especially this week. we take pride living in a superb

and is complemented by a network of top-notch community health centers. sports fans are also blessed. we won it at a thank you to david ortiz. his retirement gives us plenty of time to honor his leadership on and off the field. especially when in the wake of the marathon bombing, his colorful vocabulary sets the tone for boston strong. the new england patriots may not be loved elsewhere, but here at home, they continue to be world-class. we love that. for everybody at wcvb meet the new, 3rd generation nest learning thermostat. it's proven to save energy. and you could get a $100 rebate from your energy company.

>> live from wcvb tv channel 5. this is a news center 5 update. randy: breaking overnight, protesters block highways in chicago just hours after the

release of video that shows the shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer. erika: a freak accident with deadly results. cindy: a new alert as the travel rough -- rush shifts into high gear. randy: a fixed a deal on the hardwood, then, dan, a student with a smashing play. on the offense. s news leader. this is a newscenter 5 october. erika: it is on wednesday, thanks giving eve. we take a live look inside we have a very busy travel day. with us. randy: i am randy price. we all looked pretty happy off the line. olessa: yes. let' s get a little bit of time.

cindy: no weather issues at all. that is a nice change of pace. it will be looking good for the next few days. the skies looking beautiful. the sun is up. we have a light on the horizon. 30 degrees in boston. the wind is calm. we will have light wind again today. that will allow the temperatures will -- dry out. 16 in orange. 17 norwood, lot of 20' s showing up on the cape. with a cold start. we have high-pressure overhead today. that means once again we have another day filled with sunshine. temperatures come up to 40 degrees by 10:00. a lunchtime temperature of 44. after being hired in the upper

40' s, we of the wind turning southeast. 43 today. we talk about how quiet it is at the airport, no weather delays in the northeast. look across the country, no weather delays to speak of. it might be a different story on the roads. olessa: we are not blaming the weather. we are seeing some of the volume pickup. you can see headlights building. for the most part, we are doing ok. we are watching one accident at 24 northbound. we also have a disabled car off the shoulder. the expressway is about 15 minutes. your trip on the pike to eastbound is only about 15. 93 south is looking good. we do have some volume as you approach the 11 connector. back to you. randy: thank you. breaking overnight, protesters block highways in chicago just hours after the release of video that shows the shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer.

the protests were largely peaceful with just a handful of arrests. this is some of that video. laquan mcdonald was shot 16 times police say he did have a knife but the video appears to show him walking away from officers. yesterday officer jason van dyke was charged with first degree murder. erika: right now one man is dead , and two others hurt after a driver crashes into them as they walked out of a store in natick. witnesses say the car went outside harbor freight tools. no charges have been filed. right now the holiday travel gear. randy: the eyeopener' s todd kazakiewich is at logan airport this morning talking to the tsa about security this year. good morning. todd: good morning. from terminal a behind me, you can see the security checkpoint. it has been a very busy morning.

and long wait times. the tsa is expecting 60,000 travelers. the average weekday. this morning, we talked to a tsa spokesman who talked about how travelers can expedite the security process. >> we say it is a partnership. are ready. it will help get you through the checkpoint quicker. it is part of a busy 10 day time span. is moving through friday and sunday. the tsa says nearly half a million travelers will pass through logan airport. the tsa says it is ready. with canines. there

5. randy: right now, police are searching for a man accused of murdering a woman whose body was found burned in bridgewater. police say retaliation drove fernando owens to murder 29-year-old ashley bortner. her burned body was found along train tracks 3 weeks ago. son was shot to death in dorchester, and owens thought the woman had something to do with it. s believed to be armed and dangerous. erika: a family has a lot to be thankful for. 18 is safe after hiding out in that burglar never saw haleigh morris. she was able to hide in a bathroom with no locks as he got inside her home. 9-1-1 shaking, scared, and alone. >> he walks back the bathroom

erika: morris' mom tried calling the house alarm remotely when police say that' s when 52-year-old louis breton ran he was caught and is being held on $75,000 bail. schedule changes. the team is setting the brakes after a lot of complaints by commuters. they say they feel blindsided by the proposed changes. the changes were supposed to go into effect in december. the proposed schedule included cuts on heavily used trains and stops. the team says it will work with people and hopes to have a new schedule in place by sometime in the spring. erika: massachusetts tops the place as best places to live. randy: another recall tied to faulty airbags. the company at the center of the problem affecting millions of vehicles. erika: and ahead in news to go a

cindy: welcome back.

olessa: we are not seen any problems just yet. around 1:00 everybody will start going to thanksgiving. you' d might want to leave now. we don' t have any weather problems. cindy: it is clear overnight. did you see this? it was bright. we had a full moon. you have the clear sky overnight. clear skies this morning. it is a cold start with temperatures running in the teens and 20' s. 30 in boston looking at highs today. how about the mid-50' s tomorrow? s by tomorrow. dry weather for the bulk of the holiday weekend. erika: thank you. we have another benefit to the mediterranean diet. a serving of extra virgin olive oil lowers the risk of breast cancer. in fruits, vegetables, and healthy fat.

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randy: good morning. up. this is terminal a. erika: skies are clear. cindy: we are busy because of everybody moving, the weather is really quiet. we have a storm out of the west. we will watch that over the next few days. at the moment, it is not causing any trouble. you can see in the major airports we have no weather delays to pass along to you. look at what happens with that system. as it pulls out and did middle of the country, it will pick up some moisture. it will be especially heavy on thanksgiving. we have some back towards minneapolis. we have a lot of snow expected

in the denver area. eventually, this front will cross our area with a few showers on friday night. out ahead of it southern temperatures will really warm up. that advertise 48. we will hit the mid 40' s today. mid 50' s on thanksgiving. friday we will reach 60 degrees. warm weather for the holiday. clear skies with temperatures holding a near 30 in boston. from 16 to orange and 19 in bedford, those rundown. lower 20' s renowned the cape. high pressures under mostly sunny skies. we will be the mid-to-upper 40' s. we have a southerly wind started to bring in cloud cover blanket us through the overnight hours. cloud cover thins out. partly sunny for thanksgiving day. for the mid 50' s tomorrow, we

look at the temperature of around 60 degrees. in the meantime, we get you back out to the roads. a little bit quieter. olessa: i' m thinking around 2:00 is one we will watch the heavy rush hour. for now, we are good to go. we don' t have any problems. let' s get to the map into the rest of your trip. if we are going south, this is what we' re watching by route 1 39. one lane is closed. eastbound on the pike no problems right now. out you travel north. 93 southbound. with a quiet ride all the way down to the 11 connector. with trains and buses running on schedule. randy: thank you. breaking overnight, hundreds of protestors, making their voices heard in chicago swarming roads and blocking a freeway. they' re outraged by newly-released video of a white police officer, shooting a black teenager 16 times. laquan mcdonald was carrying a knife.

the officer who shot him has we' re getting details on a new terror alert as people embark on randy: the eyeopener' s todd kazakiewich is live at logan airport with the message this morning. todd: good morning. security is topline line for a lot of people here. a busy morning. even at this early hour. people continue to keep moving. you can see the line for security. they are expecting 60,000 travelers. they will pass best -- pass through the security line. talk about what you should know before you fly. >> this will be one of the busiest travel days we have seen since the tsa inception. we are fully staffed and ready for the holiday season. we are trying to get passengers to arrive early and arrive

arriving prepared means making sure there are no banned items in your luggage, and it also means making sure you have your id and boarding pass ready. the tsa said they are ready for the rush of travelers today. enter the weekend. today, already we have seen state troopers with around canines with automatic weapons. reporting live, wcvb. erika: french police say 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 their next move. breaking overnight, st. louis rams wide receiver stedman bailey is expected to survive a shooting in florida. nfl.com is reporting he was in a car with family members when someone pulled up and opened fire. espn says he was shot twice in the head, and will undergo surgery today. bailey is currently serving a four-game suspension of

abuse policy. back to you. cindy: one man is injured after we have learned a woman in her late 80' s lost control of her the men. the store. s. s. police have not said which one the driver suffered minor injuries. still no word on what exactly caused her to lose control. antoinette antonio, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: thank you. drivers are hoping nothing like this will happen today, as we all travel. this boxed truck crash on 128.

even the back roads were clogged when drivers try to get off the highway. three lanes on the northbound side were shut down. we had a ripple effect all the way through braintree. erika: vladimir putin is urging russians not to visit turkey after the country shot down a russian fighter jet. it comes as we get word that a pilot once missing in that crash is alive and back at a base. the other pilot died. their jet strayed into turkish airspace while on a bombing run over syria. the turks say they warned the russian pilots 10 times before firing. putin denies the jet was off course. randy: three people are under arrest, accused of opening fire on protesters in minneapolis on monday night. members of black lives matter were protesting the shooting death of a black man by police more than a week ago. donald trump is the latest in a new poll. he gets 32% of the vote,

followed by florida senator marco rubio with 18%. texas senator ted cruz gets 10%. all of the other candidates are in single digits. erika: new concerns about a proposed indycar race in boston. the herald reports a public safety official warned the city that a crash or explosion on a stretch of the course running beneath the boston convention and exhibition center could cause major damage. that information was reportedly sent in an email to the former massachusetts convention center authority boss last may. an mcca spokesman told the herald concerns over that stretch of fargo street are being addressed. randy: attorney general maura healey' help ease student loan debt. yesterday her office announced the the creation of a new unit fallen behind on loans or face healey' s office is also cracking down on what she calls predatory student debt relief companies. erika: new reports claim

that employees at takata in the u.s. raised concerns about misleading testing reports on air bags for decades that' s according to the wall street journal. the paper reports workers believe the company concealed concerns that later led to massive recalls over airbag explosion concerns. the problem has led to the recall of more than 19 million vehicles in the u.s. randy: a california man who spent 16 years behind bars has been exonerated. a judge ruled that luis vargas did not commit three sexual assaults that he was convicted of in 1999. investigators say dna evidence from a victim that was tested recently does not match vargas. erika: a surprising discovery in a new york city christmas nativity scene. a church custodian found a newborn, with his umbilical cord still attached, in the manger. the abandoned baby was wrapped in towels inside the holy child of jesus church in queens. the baby was taken to a nearby hospital, said to be in good condition. a parish family has already come forward, hoping to adopt the

randy: surprise for everyone at the umass game. dante via smith makes the stealing goes for the dunk. he shatters the backboard. the umass/wheelock game was delayed for about an hour while the glass was cleaned up. and too bad for smith the dunk didn' t even go in. umass went on for to get the win, though. erika: powerful player. taylor receives the nation' s highest civilian award. president obama presented the medal of freedom to 17 americans. other honorees last night included barbra streisand, steven spielberg, composer stephen sondehim, and baseball legends willie mays and the late yogi berra. randy: a scary sight if you' re a field in south memphis, tennessee is overrun with them. spiders have managed to spin a web that stretches across the field. the city says the spiders do not pose an immediate threat, but it does plan on removing them. erika: they missed the memo.

it is thanksgiving. we need turkeys. cindy: i would be in another country if that was my house. we take a live look outside at the pike. look at this, and joint while it around 2:00 this will look very different. if you' re going to things giving destination, here is the time to go. crash on 24 northbound. route three as well. the pike, it once again is wide open. north of town you are looking good. the southbound side at 93. it stays nice and quiet. the volume does pick up approaching the 11 connector. the trains and buses are approaching the 11 connector. olessa: it has been below average in terms of the temperature for the past four days. we have another one coming today. look at what happens. we have an average high of 48. we are around 60 here on friday.

we want to you might want to let the car run for you for a little bit. we might get some teens in the suburbs. norwood is at 17. also 30 degrees in boston. we' re looking for the temperatures to come around 40 degrees this morning. mid 40' s by lunchtime. sunsets today at 415. we' re in the mid to upper 40' s. the winds will turn the southeast. that is when high-pressure moves east. this will be advancing eastward today. eventually spreading rain through the midwest. that' ll hold off for us until friday night. we get the mild southwesterly wind for thanksgiving push me temperatures up into the 50' s. for this football games tomorrow morning we will be in the 40' s. we could get some low clouds tomorrow. 50' s by the mid-today. we will warm it up even more. on thursday night you could just a black friday shopping done. temperatures come up to 60

we have a few showers on friday night they will and first thing on saturday morning. if you' re coming home on 40' s. we have been looking good weatherwise. erika: safe travel to anyone who is heading out. randy: we thank you for joining us. happy thanksgiving to everybody.