stores for the early bird deal. we're live as people start getting ready for the black friday frenzy. several federal agencies on alert tonight after a radioactive package went missing from fedex. happy thanksgiving. i'm shawn lewis. >> i'm lourdes duarte. our top story seen around the country on wgn america: that missing package was being shipped to north dakota to tennessee. dan ponce joins us with more on the search >> reporter: wgn news was tipped off today by a fedex employee in the northwest suburbs. he said the fedex station where he looks is on the lookout for the missing package. a speaks person for fedex in tennessee confirmed the report. mean time the nrc has alerted

dozens of government agencies about the potential threat. the package went missing tuesday afternoon. it contains radioactive material called ge68 that is sealed in a protective container. as long as that container isn't opened or tampered with, there shouldn't be danger. because the package was shipped with fedex, the nrc says most likely it's not enough material to create a deadly weapon. but the nrc is taking the loss seriously. notifying many agencies about the package. the fbi, the epa, fema, and the department of homeland security. it was being shipped from fargo, north dakota, to knoxville, tennessee. the fedex spokesperson says it's likely somewhere in the south. the spokesperson could not confirm whether or not it has

been stolen but says the company is doing everything possible to find it. the material in the package was for a medical device, not for any type of military use. >> thank you so much. another thanksgiving feast is history and holiday shoppers are hitting the stores. >> tonight bargain hunters are camped out in the cold for black friday megadeals. erin mendes got the best find for us. >> reporter: good evening. deals trumped the drumsticks tonight for a lot of shoppers. this is a standard black friday lineup. while they look like diehards willing to bear the elements for steals tomorrow, the real bargain starts this morning. >> i want to buy a tv, that's it. just a flat screen. that's my early christmas present to me. >> reporter: on a day where turkey normally reigns, shopping got a leg up. >> if you're here on a thursday

morning if you don't have to do special dinner. >> reporter: many snuck away from the dinner table for a start up on this. with an anticipated 4 million more shoppers than last year, some stores jump at the chance to name thursday the new black friday. leading the pack: sears, kmart, old navy. all open on thanksgiving. >> we're probably going to do a little better of the national estimates. >> reporter: this is shorter due to a late thanksgiving. they want the foot traffic but not the leftovers. >> they're not overbuying. the stores aren't going to be filled with too much merchandise because no retailer wants to get caught with too much on their shelves. >> reporter: among the stacked deal of the day, one man says christmas commercialism has just gone too far. >> it wasn't so rushed.

it wasn't so greedy. it wasn't so greedy as it is today. everybody is out for the dollar. >> reporter: maybe so, but those in line out here tonight say it's exactly about the dollar that they're willing to camp out in this cold weather for a real deal tomorrow. javier, we hit you up with questions. you got to have something worthwhile on your list to be out here. >> a sony viao. >> they're half off? >> something like that. it's a good savings. to me it's worth it. and it's pretty much a tradition for us than the shaftings camp out for the thrill of it. >> so you've done it before? >> yes. two years ago. but this time is really cold. >> a few people packed up their chairs and took off a bit ago. >> it is. it's cold. >> someone told me it's only the first ten that get the deal. are you there? >> tenth something like that,

yeah. we're waiting fur the tickets. >> reporter: thanks for joining us and we're not saying anything to the people behind that first ten. erin mendes, wgn news. >> give that guy a round of applause there. thanks. well you don't have to break the bank to cash in this year. shoppers can end up taking a year to pay for the spending. some 13 million people are still paying off last year's holiday debt. this year you're reminded to compare prices, keep receipts, don't fall for extepidded warranties, look for free shipping offers, and watch out for identity scams. before the shopping were the parades from coast to coast. >> chicago ringing the holiday season with a rocking parade rolling down state street. music music >> there you see them dancers,

bands balloons, all parts of the tradition. 325,000 spectators turned out for the mcdonald's thanksgiving day parade. we had a blast on our float waving to the crowds. best of all santa was in town. look at them there waving hello. and in manhattan the mother of all thanksgiving day parades followed a new route this year. after 82 years of parading down broadway, they followed is new route. tens of thousands lined the route for the annual event. kanye west, gladys knight were there. santa also closed out that parade. the first macy's parade was in 1924. president obama's message about celebrating our shared values and putting aside differences.

>> today like millions of other families across america, michelle malia sasha and i will sit down to share in foods and football too. just as folks have done in every thanksgiving since the first, we'll spend time taking stock of what we're thankful for. the god-given bounty of america and the blessings of one another. >> the president also phoned ten members of the military who are stationed in iraq and afghanistan to wish them a happy thanksgiving and thank them for their service. mr. obama and his family spent the holiday at the white house enjoying a traditional thanksgiving meal. dozens of sailors treated to a special feast in brookfield today. 50 sailors from the training center in north chicago enjoyed that turkey feast. this is over at the vfw hall on west ogden avenue. several got to call home and talk to their families. the community wanted to say thank you for their service.

and sailors in morton grove also enjoyed dinner today. the millraces topped off with a round of entertainment by a barber shop quartet. so 75 sailors could call their family and friends back home. they're at it again. folks at wikileaks. how the u.s. government is trying to get ahead of the potentially damaging leak. what a way to protest the airport security measures. take a look at her. she's in a bikini. and if you plan on camping out tonight for good friday deals, bundle up. tom skilling is telling us about the chilly forecast coming up. [ female announcer ] don't stand out in the cold! walmart's open

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hospital as a precaution. saturday a 42-year-old woman died there due to toxic gas. on monday peoples gas inspectors found a faulty boiler and shut it down. a lock has now been placed on that meter until that is fixed. maywood police officer is accused of stealing money from suspects. officer robert welch is now charged with theft. the fbi says two different times welch took money from a suspect who was really an undercover agent. inmates tipped them off about welch. welch will be placed on paid administrative leaf. a search is underway for a homeless person who killed his benefactor. stanley died one month after he was found beaten in his home on long avenue. he took in a man in after he was asking for change outside

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tonight the white house is warning governments around the world about another wikileaks revelation. they have posted war documents online. >> reporter: it's a website devoted to reforming governments by exposing their secrets. wikileaks is billing its next release as a doozy. it claims it will post 2.8 million secret documents. documents wiki claims will redefine global history. the leaks will include classified u.s. diplomatic cables. most come from this man. analyst private bradley manning. he says everywhere there's a u.s. posting, there's a diplomatic scandal that will be

revealed. and manning claims quote, hillary clinton and several thousand diplomats around the world are going to have a heart attack when they wake up one morning and find an entire repository of classified foreign policy is available. there are fears that these leaks will damage american relations with its allies. and the u.s. state department is reacting even before the documents have been released. the state department says these revelations are harmful to the united states and our interests. they are going to create tension in our relationships between our diplomats and our friends around the world. yesterday the u.s. ambassador to canada david jacobson called to inform cannon of the issue. >> if an american ambassador is saying in canada something's coming, it's got to be big. >> reporter: concerned about what may be coming. >> if there's anything in there that endangers soldiers, speaks

of operational details then i am worried. we've seen from the last round that commentary can be very dangerous for soldiers. >> exact details of the documents still not known. their release is expected in a few days. in october wikileaks exposed 400,000 military reports about iraq. in july posted about the war about afghanistan. we want to hear from you? do you think the wikileaks release is harmful to national security? text yes or no to 97999 or vote on wgntv.com. taking a look at tomorrow's tribune headlines. remember the long lines of victims seeking federal release money? fema says it was the most expensive disaster in terms of

aid for individuals in illinois history. and you don't have to bounce from store to store on black friday. instead you can scope out the best deals from the palm of your hands. smart phone apps are becoming the new personal shoppers and bargain hunters. read in tomorrow's tribune how cell phones are helping hunt down the best holiday sales this season. a woman in los angeles has figured out how to get around those airport screenings while bringing a smile to some tsa agents. corryn theil took off her overcoat and look what with they saw. she was going through security in a bikini. and that was it. she said she was uncomfortable of the screen and pat down. screening was limited to simply walking through the metal detector. no pat down was deemed to be necessary. >> if they want to try and see what i've gotten hidden in my bikini, they're welcome to.

>> her destination was not reported. probably for her sake hopefully it was some place warm. they are the happy thanksgiving home comings that will warm your heart, maybe even bring a little tear to your eye. >> troops serving overseas reunited with their families after fearful months apart. these are special moments for them. ♪[ music ]

♪[ music ] >> as a reporter, those are the best moments to watch right there. >> makes me tear up when i'm on a story like that. ahead: tackling hunger one backpack at a time.

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there it is. those athletes there they earn their spot at the table this thanksgiving. 5000 people laced up their running shoes and dashed down the lake front earlier for the 33rd annual turkey trot. the runners braved the chilly weather for a good cause. several other turkey trots were scheduled in cities and small towns across the state. another turkey was out running today. look at it in the northern suburb. lourdes got to be part of this one. >> let's move the picture along

now. >> 5k benefited the -- helps children and their families. >> i was happy to be part of it. >> you did a good job today. >> i got through it and i'm not a runner. it was fun. i'm glad i did it. it is beginning to feel a lot like winter. tom skilling will tell you what to expect when you head out for black friday shopping. too much turkey?

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the temperatures are dropping towards lows in the teens over most of the area by morning. this was after highs in the 40s at evergreen park and lincoln park. it's 23 with an 18 mile-per- hour west wind gusting to 27. if you're walking the dogs tonight, it's going to be cold. it's 19 in south elgin at this hour. and other temperatures including single digit windchills. moline's at 11 right now and there are the gusts around the area that are adding to this chill. this after a day of 60s down state. look at the rains. the heavens opened could be to the south of us. there was a second batch of rain that mixed with ice pellets today. look at the view out west though. in the west they set alltime

november record lows like 20 below in nevada. this is a utah shot right here. really cool air out west. that's where the core of the air is in the continent. we have a nice one coming in next week. turns our winds southerly after a chilly friday and saturday. but this cold air is going to kind of relocate over the eastern part of the country as we get into the second week of the forecast and prospects for snow start to rise. only 32 years in the last 125 have not had measurable snow at any of the official stations in the city up to this point. so we're in rare territory here. and it's about time we catch up on that. these are temperatures across the area. here's the way they look today in high temperature form. with st. louis and chicago in the upper 30s in the mid to upper 30s and the colder air

spilling into the country. up to the north ready to make a move on us after that early week warm-up that we see coming this way. when you factor in the winds that are blowing, the windchills are pretty chilly. these are windchill equivalent temperatures. below zero from marquette, michigan to minnesota and south dakota. double digit temperature declines. but right on the heels of this cooloff are big temperature increases. that's why we're confident that while it's going to be cold tonight and tomorrow and tomorrow night into saturday, it will warm up rather dramatically on sunday. we'll probably get mid-40s in the chicago area. even some thunder possibly rolling. the windchill equivalent temperature is down to 9 in chicago. and the last o the precipitation to effect our part of the country is now south of us.

falling last snow flakes in southern illinois and indiana tonight. look at current television and you'll get an idea of how the expanding snow pack -- there's almost 36% of the country covered with snow now. and the cold air is spilling off that snow pack. which is solid from the dakota to the arctic. that's the track on where the arctic express is running and the cool air is filtering into the area. while we were hit by those showers today, the skies are clearing out to the west of us 37 and the biggest rains are long gone. they fell on the southern midwest today. there are frost and freeze advisories from texas into the west. this is the area where there are all kinds of lows. went into the 40s this morning breaking a record in los angeles. there are warnings for lake effect snow downstream of lake michigan. but you see how the isobars

stay packed here. so the winds will be blowing around this pressure here. that's why they're blowing tonight and will blow tomorrow and tomorrow night. while they'll below again tomorrow, that will start pumping warmer air back into chicago. here's our forecast. tonight partly cloudy, blustery, much colder. expect to really bundle up by morning with temperatures down to 13 inland and upper teens in the city. west winds at 13-28 and gusty. tomorrow chilliest daytime temperature since february with a high of just 28. but winds gusting up to 35 miles an hour at times. mainly clear and breezy and cold 16 the low at o'hare. and we start the weekend cool with a 33-degree high. mostly sunny, breezy, and chilly. but readings should jump 10-20 degrees on sunday. you can go back and run again

on sunday at that time. >> only when chased; right? >> it was a little raw out there. i admire your stamina. >> it really wasn't that bad this morning. that was about 8:00. as the day wind on, i felt it. >> leaving here last night i had trepidation about our appearance in the parade. >> it worked out well. >> it was great. >> see you for the seven day in a bit. >> thank you. still ahead: blessings in a backpack. schools unique way of giving back in just a moment. [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent.

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with cinnabon cinnamon have such a sweet and delicious aroma that my family can't wait to get their hands on them. enjoy cinnabon cinnamon... now in all pillsbury cinnamon rolls. for most of us it's hard to imagine being hungry especially on thanksgiving. but one out of six children in america is at risk of hunger. >> with that in mind micah materre takes us to a grade school in harvey where they're tackling hunger one pack -- backpack at a time. >> our kids may come from economically challenging areas, but when they come in here, we make them feel like they somebody special because they are. >> reporter: for more than a

decade roxie has run this as principal. >> hunger is in this country. 62% of all children in public education in america are eligible for the free and reduced meal program. which means the government feeds them monday through friday. which means they may not have anything to eat on the weekends. >> reporter: not 62%, but 98% of whittier students apply for government meals. including the children of michelle and stephen williams. they have 15 children between them. >> i lost count years ago on what my food bill was. you run out of groceries you get what you can with what you got. >> reporter: stephen was raised by his mom and felt the pain of hunger. >> it's the worry you put on your mother's face when they see you walk into the kitchen and look through the

refrigerator then you look to them. i know now i got to get up to go to work every day to make sure my kids eat. because i can imagine how it feels not to be able to feed them. >> reporter: every day is special at whittier then there's fridays. >> can you briniest class up for a backpack? >> reporter: like clock work, each class gets the call to come to room 210. >> they don't call it breakfast in a backpack. they call it my blessing. >> reporter: they can thank stan curtis from kentucky and his army of private donors and volunteers. >> we the people. we provide backpacks for every child we feed right now. almost 40,000 of them in america. we provide the connection between a school and the funding. we then connect the school with the groceries. we have nutritionists that

review these menus. then we give the food to the school. attendance in school goes up on friday. because the kids know their pack back is there and they're going to go to school to get it. teachers say to me you've just given me an extra day to teach children. >> if you go to school on friday, you're going to have it. if you don't, you miss out. >> we start seeing tremendous growth in reading, math, as well as our attendance rate. i know how important nutrition is for kids to learn. but i didn't know that sending food home on the weekend would make such an impact on our children. i really didn't. >> the school does not just teach them, but they're nourishing them. their bodies and mind. it makes them feel good being here. >> reporter: a mom with three boys here including a son that went from troublemaker to honor roll. >> when they come home with their backpacks of food, they can focus on getting straight

to their homework because they don't have to go look for things to eat or figure out or sit there hungry waiting for mom to prepare the meal. >> most of these children don't know they live in poverty. but they're growing up that way. without an education, they'll never leave it. >> reporter: randy ramsey is a whittier alum that connected the school with stan curtis. >> i like food. then when talking about the food, it makes me feel hungry. >> i think we need to look more closely to the needs in our own community. >> >> the one thing i can say is programs like this really help needy families. and anything you can do to help someone else you can't go wrong. you can't lose. >> you got your backpack? that's a wonderful thing. >> what a great program.

>> absolutely. and a wonderful story for thanksgiving. $80 feeds a child on the weekends for an entire school year. every penny goes for food. you can find out how to help out or website wgntv.com. >> and also if you think you don't have anything to give the kids of whittier had a canned food drive to help other families this thanksgiving day. we'll send you a link to this story if you text the word cover to 97999. coming up in sports: the traditional thanksgiving day game in dallas could be the defensive play of the year in the nfl. [ male announcer ] humana and walmart are teaming up to bring you a low-price medicare prescription drug plan called the humana walmart-preferred prescription plan. it's a new plan that covers both brand and generic prescriptions and has the lowest-priced national premium in the country of only $14.80 per month and in-store copays as low as $2. when you could save over $450 a year, you can focus on the things that really matter.

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you've probably seen them already in front of stores and supermarkets. salvation army bell ringers are doing their collection to help the needy. in milwaukee the ringing has gone to though ponies. with an 11-year-old miniature horse doing the good deed. meet him and his handler. they've been working on his bell ringing since june. he's already tripled the donations there. >> it took us five months to get him to understand he would ring the bell. now he's doing it for about two hours.

which is a lot to ask of him. but he likes it. >> he's in to it. he's not messing around. >> now he doesn't stop. >> for you generous donors, here's something special for you. he even says thank you. there it is. >> thank you for your donation. and we're thankful for tom skilling with the seven day forecast. because it's going to bottom out here for a little bit; right in >> you need a little bell too tom. >> that's how he calls the producer over. >> no i just shout. but mike is here today. he doesn't let me shout at him. anyway, no. you're right. we are going to bottom out after a chilly day tomorrow. a cold night tonight and tomorrow night. and a chilly saturday. temps will come back. we're down to 23 degrees. we started at 39 this morning at daybreak. it's been falling all day. you see how expansive that cold air is. one thing for sure, though,

snow's been limited. there won't be much in the next seven days. but you know week two, you snow lovers keep your eye on next weekend. that's what we'll be doing. we get estimates raw computer estimates on snowfall on a weekly basis. and one of the models has kicked out 3-8 inches in week number two through our area. so that usually signals there's something cooking there. there's smoke. we'll see if there's fire. we're back to the 40s then. could even see some thunderstorms late monday. but then the cold air pours in right there again. and you see that white blob diving into montana? that sets up the system that might have to be watched toward next weekend. we'll keep an eye on that. that thing would form in colorado and track eastward into our area. jet streams, when they pass south of you or develop south of you that's because the cold air is south of us.

you see how the air comes in from the west. then look at this big dip there. that sets up the monday storm that warms us up then cools us off tuesday. that's the next that could send colder air into our area. so that's the chance of snow that might stick and amount to something. until then, just a lot of sunshine tomorrow. blustery and cold. the west-northwest winds will gust over 35 at times tomorrow. and it'll be cold. 28, that's the coldest daytime temperature here since february. 33 on saturday. still some wind. but 44 on sunday. and 46 monday. there's the recovery. and we could see rain monday next. until then, quiet period for travelers through the holiday weekend. so happy thanksgiving. have a great one. >> thank you. coming up: the bears defense is expecting a huge test sunday from michael vick

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today. they spent their holiday trying to keep up with their season. >> can't take any days off that's for sure. the early thanksgiving practice for the bears had everyone taking part. the bears in the best shape of the season as they go against the eagles sunday at soldier field. the eagles rank second in the nfl in total offense thanks to an mvp type year from vick. he will be going up against the third best defense in the nfl, the bears. because of his mobility, he is a load to handle but the bears will stick to their basics. >> if you get overenamored with their opponent, it takes away. so we're going to come back on our fundamentals, how we play. our angles, our rush. how we blitz. put all our energy into that. i know it sounds redundant and i hear the same thing every week but that's what we do every week. >> we feel we're playing as well as anyone in the league

defensively. counting all areas that really matter mom like 3rd down taking the ball away and scoring defense. >> meantime jason garrett and the cowboys try to get a handle. rs malcom jenkins slips the ball loose for williams. now new life for the saints. the saints marching back down the field after this. saints led by three. cowboys had one final chance. they had a chance to go for it for a 59-yard field goal. just wide. saints prevailed. they are now 8-3. jim schwartz had the lions at ford field. shawn hill to calvin johnson for 19 years and the touchdown. lions had a penalty at the

half. but tom brady came to life 37 deion branch here. alphonso smith. all the way. 79 yards for a score. he went every which way but loose. and the game was tied at 24. throws to branch for 22 yards of perfect passing. patriots win. the lions now 2-9. college basketball on this holiday menu. depaul taking a trip to anaheim for the 76 classic. going against the cowboys of oklahoma state. loves the pressure defense and it works easy. jeremiah kelly takes it all the way in for the layup. then more pressure the very next possession finds stowball.

game tied at 33. in the end, too much moses. he had 27 points. oklahoma state wins it. depaul now 1-2. mike an the irish trying to stay unbeaten against georgia. in orlando the game -- a hoop and a foul there. irish led by 6. notre dame finally pulling away in the second ot. tim with a huge three. that puts the irish up by three. notre dame wins it. they are now 5-0. the bulls and blackhawks both in action tomorrow night. tomorrow the hawks and ducks will play here on wgn. coverage starts at 3:00. back to the cowboys-saints game for the turkey game play. a loose ball. not a bad effort but that is

illegal. you can the kick a loose ball in the nfl. so it was a penalty but quick thinking. because if the saints would have picked that ball up and gone the other way. but he gets his foot on it. again, it was a penalty. so heads up play but what are you going to do? cowboys lost anyway. >> all right. >> happy thanksgiving. >> to you too. well that is the news for this thursday night. i'm shawn lewis. >> and i'm lourdes duarte. we leave you with the chicago tribune photos of the day which looks at how chicago celebrated thanksgiving in years past. enjoy. ♪[ music ]

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