another smash & grab caught on camera...this time at a west side clothing store. now what police are saying about this burglary trend. winter weather slams parts of the east coast. what it means for holiday travel. and a live look now at the kmart on addison street where black *thursday is about to get underway. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy in for lourdes. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m.* collectors become a black friday. and that you can't stand it. he hates it. >> i want the thanksgiving holiday where people put up their lights. >> it with the say, every

time a christmas light goes up before thanksgiving, and elf kills a baby rain gear. >> you don't want that. the salon the posted on my fifth book page. >> on going to go back to traffic and let you do it. >> are we getting double pay? and going to take that extra, they right now! high temperature will be below average. breezy wit in northwest wind. if you are out there for the parade, erin and markets and that will be there. it will be chilly. but certainly not dangerous. 23 degrees at o'hare. 28 in chicago. satellite and radar composite shows light snow flurries across the region. really light stuff will exit the region close to six or 7:00. what this means is snow will be out of the forecast. temperatures going

down to 27 by noon. 29. tamara's high up to 27. mostly cloudy for the real black friday. saturday and sunday has coming into the 50s. >> last year i remember ever but it was bundled up and we could barely a wave. >> it was like a tom skilling parade. get out of the way. will try that again. once again this year, holiday shoppers are getting a one-day jump on black friday... as some of the "big box" stores open their doors to thanksgiving shoppers. tonya francisco is live at a k-mart on the north side. tonya? >> i was surprised when we are arrived this morning but there was no one in line get to take advantage of the early morning deals which was a very different story than last year when people started to line up around 3:00 a.m.. kmart has been

opening on the holidays for 23 years. if we said it wants, we said it a million times, this is typically the biggest shopping weekend of the year. on land deals, preached black friday sales and of course the traditional deals. according to the national retail federation, 25 million people are expected to shop on thanksgiving which is why opening on the holiday has become a popular strategy among major retailers in recent years. kmart is not the only store open on thanksgiving morning. there will be some open letter this evening. i should tell you their radio shack, the lots, dollar general, family dollar, just a few of the ones we know will be open for thanksgiving. live on the city's north side. back to you. >> a winter storm is snarling travel to and from the east coast during one of

the busiest travel times of the year. triple-a says more than 46- travel between now and sunday, with more than 89- percent of those being by car. in all, one-point-9 million people are expected to fly through o-hare and midway airports this long holiday weekend. sunday is expected to be the busiest day at o-hare, with a quarter of a million people coming and going on that day alone. more than 7-hundred flights into and around the united states were canceled yesterday, because of storms on the east coast. and, more than 4-thousand flights were delayed. the nor'easter that formed over the gulf of mexico brought rain to cities, including new york and boston. higher elevations in new england got about a foot of snow. it's much worst in parts of virginia, west virginia, pennsylvania and maryland ... where more than six inches of snow fell yesterday. new overnight: a driver was injured overnight in a rollover crash in south suburban blue island. it happened at 12-30 this

morning, at 127th and winchester. the vehicle was upside down and pinned against a median. >> we don't really know what happened but that's only thing we could find at this time. >>the driver was taken to the hospital in fair condition. chicago police are working to determine if a bold smash-and-grab robbery on the west side is linked to several others in the suburbs. here's the surveillance video that shows a mini-van crashed through the front of "cisco n-y-c" early yesterday morning. four people then jump out of the van, while at least 16 more came running in from the street while carrying garbage bags. they were only inside for two minutes, but managed to get away with hundreds of thousands of dollars in clothing. >> the come over here not to get money, but they come here with guns to get some expensive genes and some close. >> this is like a low-tech way they can get as much as they can. >>there have been five similar late-night robberies in the city and suburbs since early september. in each of them, a vehicle intentionally crashed into

the store ... then, numerous people stole merchandise. the family of a ten year old boy, who died in an apartment fire, is suing the owner of the building. ans khan died in his third floor apartment, on the 57- hundred block of north kimball, about three weeks ago. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. the khan family is suing the building owner for not providing working smoke detectors. khan's parents remain hospitalized after they saved their other two children from the fire. >> it is sad. >>the owner of the building tells the chicago tribune that every unit had a smoke detector that he installed and routinely checked. the khans' attorney says the building has had six smoke detector violations in the past decade. it was a quiet night in ferguson, two days after the grand jury announcement to not bring charges against the officer who shot michael brown.

a few dozen protesters were still outside police headquarters last night. they were being watched by national guard members who were stationed outside. but there were no confrontations. before the riots started monday night, brown's father was seen telling the crowd to burn ferguson down. brown's mother says he's not responsible for what happened afterwards. >> his emotions took over him. he spoke out of anger. it's one thing to speak and a different thing to act. he did not act. he just spoke out of anger. >>darren wilson is still in talks to leave the ferguson police department. the federal government still has an open investigation. the brown family has not ruled out a wrongful death lawsuit. police arrested three people during the ferguson protest in chicago. richard newburger is charged with one count of felony aggravated battery to a police officer. he was part of a small group that entered the intersection of jackson and state street, with a banner.two others were charged with misdemeanors. it's the most famous presidential pardon of the

year... and always the least controversial. >> you are hereby apartment from the thanksgiving dinner table. congratulations. gobble gobblethis year, twitter voters got to *choose which bird would be spared. the two turkeys in question are named "mac" and "cheese." while cheese won the official pardon, mac was let off the hook too. this year's turkeys came from a farm in ohio. for years... they've gone to new homes... like disneyland and disney world... or petting zoos. this year, they head to a park in virginia. them as soon as i walked out of the white house and sure it's a great deal of relief. chicago's new archbishop handed out turkeys to a community undergoing change. archbishop blase cupich was at st. columbanus church in the 71-hundred block of south calumet avenue. the church is merging with st. dorothy, to form a new catholic school. the turkeys were delivered to the food pantry for

thanksgiving. don't forget.. we're all going to be live from the thanksgiving day parade today at 8. you can watch all the fun right here on w-g-n! micah and mark will be hosting and .. amy rutledge will be reporting street side... those who want to attend the parade, can watch from one of the various points along the parade route... it will stretch from congress to randolph on state street. the pro-marijuana movement will be represented at today's parade. "good intentions", chicago's first medical marijuana dispensary, has a float featuring blooming plants. but, they are not actually marijuana plants. people on the float will be tossing out candy, beads and toy turkeys. i guess they're not throwing out something special. >> no little bags. >> no wacky to becktobacky. >> and listening to both acting like you don't drug

test us. there's a reason why neither one of you are on good morning america. but take a look at our day. 37 degrees right now. get used to it. that will be our high today. we don't move much. upper 20s today that we fall down this afternoon. the good news is light flurries early but no significant snow as he headed out to thanksgiving lunch or dinner expected generally nice conditions bureaucrats will break up. bit of sunshine this afternoon. today's high, 27. mark, 34. i know you are looking at saturday and sunday. 50 degrees both days. slight chance of showers sunday evening. into monday, a tampa dropped to 28. chance of freezing rain and maybe some ice. more normal conditions by next wednesday. >> still to come, the daughter explains how she learned how to find peace and forgiveness.

plus -- holiday decorations begin to go up tomorrow. details ahead on what you need to know to stay safe while decking the halls. >> uses see the letter that demetrius uses. >>and -- uber users take note: why using the ride sharing app could cost you more than you thought.

survivor can be difficult. who could understand the terrific experience? one woman learned a lesson in forgiveness the could be helpful for anyone living in fear or anger or resentment. >> he was 20 when the nazis invaded poland. one night, two men came to his house and executed his family. he watched, hiding. >> my father witnessed them being butchered to death. from that time my father ran into the woods into the forest of eastern europe. he never looked back. >> to kill germans and poles whenever he could. he had to ensure he would survive. >> he escaped and survived the holocaust when so many of his loved ones did not. he found a passport and assumed the young man's identity. he emigrated to

america with very little except a legacy of bitterness. he started a family but there were hardly living the american dream. >> at night he would have dreams and nightmares and wake up screaming and crying. it was very difficult. even when he was sleeping, the holocaust was still so much a part of him. he could never let it go. >> instead of enjoying freedom, he was bitter and abusive. as a little girl, she did her best to avoid him but his behavior had a damaging effect on everyone for decades. >> i am the one that remained the victim. i lived in the internal health. i've realized that i need to let it go because it was madness hanging on to all that negative emotion. here is a picture of my family. >> the solution seemed simple, forgiveness. on her

father's death bed she told them she forgive him. but it wasn't enough. she thought if only he could have forgiven the not seize the could have lived a happier life. so she traveled to the scene of the massacre that have haunted him. i stood there, crying like a child again. i had forgiven all those who had murdered my family and were perpetrators of the holocaust. my family carried this lineage of the suffering and i did not want to carry the burden any more. >> that should have been the end of the story. but a man broke into her home and terrorized her family. >> i jumped out of bed screaming, who are you! and one of the men tied my hands up, threw me on the ground and held a gun at my head. i

finally realized what my father felt during those years in the forest. even though my experience is just an inkling of what he adored, i was paranoid and anxious. so can you imagine living in a house, being afraid to even walk out onto your deck? i was fearful and scared. >> when her daughter dialed 911, the man escaped. never caught. >> a new i needed to forgive those men. i realized that even though i want justice and even though i want those guys caught, justice is not going to bring me peace. forgiveness will bring me peace. >> karen says she is met other children of survivors who did not want to admit that their parents are abusive. she said her faith

and taught her she could not forgive someone who didn't ask for it but she learned that she needed to forgive unconditionally. she gritted book called learning to forgive. >> good morning. yesterday, thanksgiving was not good for our friends out east. but it is getting better. how would you like to go to grandma's house and it looked like this? the good news is the storm is exiting the east coast, the big storm is over and we can expect to see things clear out here. plastic a look at the weather. 23 degrees. wind of the northwest at 10 mi.. two point at 17. it's 22 in lockean. 19 in the cal. the temperatures this morning are on the chilly sad. it will be like that through the day. light flurries, light should be done by 7:00 a.m. pyrrhic if

you're headed out about for the thanksgiving parade or just to go somewhere cozy to watch the bears game but we can expect to see fairly nice, clouds are on the breakup. high temperature only in the '20s. today's high will be about 27 degrees. tonight's slow down to 15. a big shopping day as to try to get ready, 50 degrees for the morning low. 34 will be the high in the afternoon. saturday, mild conditions high temperature up to 50 degrees by the afternoon. we do it again. happens giving. >> still to come, you may robin want to think twice before using the ride sharing service "uber." why some customers were stuck with hefty bills for a short ride. and next in sports -- the chicago public school team hoping to make history in tomorrow's state football championship game. hey marcus!

we've been talking about electronics all week. we had some in studio a few days ago will show their hot black friday gives they're telling. that's coming up.

happy thanksgiving. the

bears doing the personnel shuffle ahead of the kickoff in detroit. now out for the year, briggs is now playing, fuller is question now and another player is doubtful. the bears and a defensive tackle today and if he did not enjoy the attempts by the bears against tampa bay sunday may not like what would you see against alliance either. i had exactly one the gain more than 16 yds and the detroit dealing with injuries a lot spicier up front than tampa bay. coupler will have to take what they give if anything. >> we just try to take those but when they are available we hit them deep. we just made to more often. as a tight end who was one stretch the field but stretching horizontally now we need to go vertically. >> a lot of people taking shots because it just not a lot of time. getting creative and finding ways to push the ball a bit it's

going to be really hard. >> five years ago, they didn't even have a football team, but on wednesday along east pershing, the wildcats were practicing for their shot at a state championship. philips is 12 and one. already gone two games deeper in the playoffs the last year. no chicago public has school has ever won a state football title. phillips gets four times the defending champ rochester in the four-eight final in champagne. >> it's like unfinished business. we get to the quarterfinals barely. the championship is all we are thinking about. >> i think the matter what situation would game, we are the underdogs. the great thing is our men have over, so much. and to them it's a game. that's a great thing.

it's not life or death. it's just a football game and they see it that way which is why they are able to have this success. >> a terrific story down there. the wildcats take on rochester 7:00 friday night in champagne. that's morning sports. >>stocks finished with closing highs on wednesday. the dow jumped 12 points. nasdaq rose 29, up to a 14- year high. the s-and-p lifted 5. the ride share company uber just received an "f" from the better business bureau, because the company surges prices at high-demand times ... including the holidays and in bad weather. users of the app are alerted to the higher prices in advance, and are asked to click a button to confirm and accept the increased fare. currently, theres no cap on how high the surge can go. a chicago ordinance says the city reserves the right to cap it in the future, but that hasn't happened yet. >> it is predatory,

including customer service because it gadgets customers with astronomical fares when people need a ride at the most. >> it's an algorithm in this series of servers in 7 cisco, all the tickets put back in and it's based on several factors. how many people are requesting, how many are available, how rapid that is, and the upper some really determines that. >>the uber app alerts users when the surges are over. >> when in doubt, blamed the algorithm. >> of the last night it was going crazy. $5-$50. >> don't blame me. it's the algorithm! >> just what it out. >> speaking of which, let's talk football. today's a big day. the bears will be the first turkeys out at 1130. taking on detroit. three really big games. football

lovers will have to tell everybody something to keep themselves busy. 27 for the high. 15 for below. light snow flurries this morning. that's about it. a big warmup is coming up. stick around for that. >> still more to come here tragedy in cleveland. new video services after a run in with police. >> and the heartwarming story of a chicago man giving his older brother something to really be thankful for. >> and dean has this thanksgiving movie reviews including the new jason

ahead at 4:30: getting a jump on holiday shopping....details ahead on the stores that open less than 2 hours from now. and the renovations just started and they're already running into trouble. why wrigley field might not be ready for opening day. and why you may want to watch what you eat this thanksgiving if you experience problems with your memory. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy in for lourdes. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. so far it's not too bad. >> a fairly nice day so far. looking at some flurries but that's about it. happy to be

with you. >> thank full to be working with you. >> did the producer making said that? >> that wasn't even in the prompter. that was right from the heart. >> all our contracts expire next year at thanksgiving. the 30 degrees for the high temperature. it's 25 degrees right now in gary. sublet composite shows dry conditions. except for some flurries across the northern areas. other viewers are looking at some snow. generally to the east of the ohio river that snow continues. south as well. that storm is beginning to exit much of the country. the big storm that dumped over a foot of snow in some areas. sun and clouds today. high temperature in the mid- 20s. by the afternoon. we will have warmer air coming are way in just a moment. >> a winter storm snarling

travel to and from the east coast busiest travel times of the year. triple-a says more than 46- million americans will travel between now and sunday, with more than 89- percent of those being by car. in all, one-point-9 million people are expected to fly through o-hare and midway airports this long holiday weekend. sunday is expected to be the busiest day at o-hare, with a quarter of a million people coming and going on that day alone. more than 7-hundred flights into and around the united states were canceled yesterday, because of storms on the east coast. and, more than 4-thousand flights were delayed. the nor'easter that formed over the gulf of mexico brought rain to cities, including new york and boston. higher elevations in new england got about a foot of snow. it's much worst in parts of virginia, west virginia, pennsylvania and maryland ... where more than six inches of snow fell yesterday. if you're just itching to begin your holiday shopping, you don't have to wait for black friday. there will be plenty of stores open *today. tonya francisco joins us from a k-mart on the north side.

she promised she would do all our shopping for us today. and she's laughing. >> good luck with about one. the store opens at 6:00 a.m.. about one-and-a-half hours before the store opens. here are some employees are arriving. no customers. a much different story than last year. nothing new for kmart, they have been open on thanksgiving for the past 23 years. last year i covered this story and people were lining up as early as 3:00 a.m.. more and more companies are starting to follow and that has created something of a backlash with critics that include employees and customers complaining about stores being open on a holiday or people should be spending time with their family. but the stores say their only following the wishes of their customers. it's hard to argue with the numbers. national federal retail association says 25 million people are expected to shop on thanksgiving. and kmart

is not alone in the opening on thanksgiving morning. several other stores will open later this morning, real shaq will open at 8:00. other stores included lots, dollar general, family dollar and more. we will have our eye on that and bring it to coming up. for now, i'm live on the north side. back to you. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. the third night of protests in ferguson went peacefully. there were smaller demonstrations, and no violence. michael brown's parents say they don't believe their son taunted or challenged officer darren wilson before the shooting. wilson is still in talks to leave the ferguson police department. video was released that shows the deadly police shooting of twelve year old tamir rice. the video shows rice pointing a gun at people, at a park in cleveland. responding officers didn't realize it was a pellet gun until after the shooting. the person who called 9-1-1 reported the gun could have been fake, but the dispatcher didn't tell

officers that. wrigley field's new bleachers might not be done in time for opening day. the installation of a new water main is slowing down construction. the unseasonably cold weather is also playing a role. the cubs say they may have to put bleacher season ticket holders into the grandstands for part of april. opening day is april 5-th. chicago's winter parking bans go into effect monday... december-1st... through march 31-st. snow or no snow... you will be towed if you're parked in a prohibited route from 3-am until 7-a-m. a seperate ban goes into effect only when there are 2 inches of snow... regardless of time or date. governor quinn pardoned 126 people ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. one of them is robert taylor of the "dixmoor five". they were a group of teens who were wrongfully convicted and served prison time for the 1991 rape and murder of a 14-year-old girl. quinn also denied 185 clemency petitions as he continues to go through a backlog of more than 25- hundred cases, in his final days in office.

on the eve of thanksgiving, archbishop blase cupich praised president obama's decision to unilaterally grant amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants. and he said, those who came to america without papers, or overstayed their visas, share the same dream as their predecessors who came here legally. >> become with the same aspirations that your parents and grandparents and ancestors did. as i said in my installation homily, that aspiration, to want to do better for their families is planted by god. >>cupich says, while the new amnesty is a good start, america's entire immigration system needs to be fixed. high-fat food can erase your memory. that's the claim of a new medical study. researchers in san diego asked a thousand healthy adults to describe their diet -- specifically their intake of trans fats. then they were given a memory test.

those who ate the most trans fats, scored lowest on the test. the researchers concluded, someone with a low-fat diet can retain about ten percent more words than someone with a *high -fat diet. the winner of a turkey carving contest may have been putting his job skills to work. this is the "saint vincent de paul turkey carving contest" in baton rouge. the event has city officials from various departments competing. this year's winner.. was the parish *coroner. look at him!he wore his blue operating scrubs as he took the prize for best carved bird. the actual carvings will be served to the homeless today. >> you have to and give it to the guy with the electric car repaired it sounds more like a nightmare on elm street. >> it goes to the homeless. >> he said carving a turkey was not your living.

>> it's also good that you have to set it up and cut it. >> is wanted to come out on the platter. >> i'm telling you, boston market. to do a perfect every time. wind out of the northwest 10 mi.. scorned be a nice and colman day. we are expecting flurries this morning. 22 and waukegan pier 24 in chicago. are lit at 20. these numbers are chilly. they will stay chile today. juliet is coming in a 22. as a take a look at gary, 30. a bit of a flurry of activity, not much for your early on. it will get out by 7:00 a.m.. the good news is we move towards dry conditions. clouds first, some later. computer forecast shows snow showers across northwest indiana into the early morning. then we try out. wind will shift

coming in from the southwest before the night is done. as the get into friday, everybody is working off all of their food we have potential for cloud cover and temperatures will warm up. remember medium-large for the weatherman. council decrees. breezy and cold today. chile tonight down to 21. friday's high of 34. saturday we make 50. that's the high temperature with really mild conditions. sun and cloud activity. medium might be a bit snug. maybe a large hall. >> are you giving a coffee order? but don't you know this already? >> it's a memory thing. to much fatty food. i have already forgotten. still ahead, researchers make a new announcement about the progress of an ebola vaccine. and - a heartwarming story of sibling generousity justa mag

thanks today, to his brother for giving him a second chance at life. 73-year-old jesse aguilar found out last year that both of his kidneys were failing.

he has been on dialysis since, waiting for a kidney donation. that came through this week, when his younger brother steve gave aguilar one of his. they were a match, even though the two men have a different father. >> i'm doing fine now. thanks to my brother. >> is giving him a kidney would make him live longer, there's no doubt in my mind that's what i want. i already lost one i don't want to lose another. >>aguilar says he knows he isn't out of the woods yet. there's always the chance of infection, or the donated kidney will be rejected by his body. the first human tests of the new experimental ebola vaccine have been declared "promising." 20 volunteers were given the vaccine in september. according to the national institutes of health, all 20 developed the antibodies they needed to fight ebola... and about half developed *immune cells. and there were no serious side effects. doctors warn, the vaccine is still months away from widespread field testing. thanksgiving weekend is traditionally when the

holiday decorations come out of storage. here are some safety tips to keep in mind when decking out the house with bright lights and festive ornaments. first, make sure the lights are for outdoor use... and inspect for broken bulbs, cracks, and frays. when stringing lights on the roof, ground the ladder into an even surface and never work alone. >> who are we talking about? >> it tells you to never work alone. you guys have not seen ... >> if there is an accident or problem someone can call for help or the latter falls down the complete back up and it helped you get down. >> he asked me to hold the latter so i could watch him fall to his death. so i could witness that personally. especially in shouldcheck the lights often, especially if they get hit with severe snow.... and make sure to plug them into outlets with a weather

cover. >> there would be only one person with dialogue on that show. >> iphone morning. looking for to it. >>here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... more people are hiring other people to wait in line for them before stores open. market talk about this with the apple store. >> nobody was buying those spots but we were trying. >> there were like or buster prizes. saving the space in mind earning 20 per hour. price can be even higher demand depending on the demand. can create even more business. >> the more money spent having someone take your place isn't that just offsetting the discount you're getting? here's a story for my fellow mexicans. thanksgiving dinner isn't

meant to be portable.. *until now. just wrap it in a tortilla but ... you really mexican? >> cancun doesn't count. >> make it into a burrito. start with the largest tortilla you can find.. the turkey is obviously the meat. the stuffing and potatoes are like the beans and rice. add green beans, instead of lettuce. use cranberry sauce, instead of salsa. and the gravy is your guacamole.. or something. i think they make this at chipotle. >> it's like a quesadilla. >> it looks just like a quesa dilla... this was made in new york city! i'm done with this story ... >> let's go to demetrius. that's a real name. nobody made up that name. >> for all my people in cleveland, a habit forecast for you. time for seconds. i

thought it looked good. cloudy start today. mainly cloudy conditions. gary indiana trading at 30. university park at 46. down in union its 20 at this hour. satellite composite shows like flurry of activity that's it. the good news is clouds will be on the breakup. the bad news is, 27 degrees. that's it. typical high 42. 15 tonight are as high 34. saturday and sunday we reached the low 50s. >> have a thanksgiving. >> the big shopping day tomorrow. so we had the people from the non comic store here a few days ago. the walk me through the big gifts this weekend. >> how are you? you have some great stuff. black friday deals. >> we have some hot deals. here's the sandwich grill. a simple way to make royalties

and omelet and these creations right here. this is $15. >> this tablet hear a 7 in. tablet, if full operating system only $79. >> and as many as well. doing deals with the ipad. >> we brought in the mini, a great value down at 299. they're going to get a $100 gift card you can use to the store. >> you can use a towards this which has really come down in price. >> 399 outs 349. with a bundle for 329. that will give you a few games. it's like a $50 game as well as the black flag came. maybe you use your i phone for pictures. the largest.? >> this is a five. it gives you the big lands, you get a free bag and a three memory card. you make the

transition into the fold the s l r. this is 398 for the bundle price. >> audio for the television. >> looking right there at the wireless this connects to the sound bar. the sound far has four speakers built in it analyzes the room so it can fit anywhere you want. $275. normally it's about $500. this is a big deal. >> speaking of televisions, this is really getting expensive. >> these are dropping big time. a 40 in. samsung http. >> and the only way like 3 lbs.. >> is very light. connected. keep in mind when you are shopping for tvs, some of these tvs may only have a few of these outlets you may want some more if you're plugging in your cable box and your dvd player. >> it could check us out on line or come to restore. >> thank-you for talking to

me on set. they are opening this friday here's the phone number and website. there ago. >> you just talked yourself. >> that guy was handsome. he did a great job. he deserves a raise. >> coming up, dean has this movie holiday reviews including horrible losseswhen 'e

feast- hollywood is hoping you'll come out to enjoy a heaping helping of new movies too. i did not like that line. >>wgn's dean richards has his thanksgiving movie reviews. >> the blade is in position. >> majestic, imposition. >> kill shot in position. >> why are we on the walkie- talkies in the same room? >> three years ago when the movie came out it was a surprise favorite. the actors were hilarious as a set out to eliminate their evil employers. relatable, original and at least funny. all the things the second one is not. not even a story about bad bosses. now it's a

kidnap/face movie about them getting out wronged by a mogul who decides to get revenge by kidnapping his sleazy son. played by chris behind. there are only scattered laughs if you can take the three actors and yelling out their lines and constantly talking over each other. seemingly making it all up hoping something funny would happen. mostly just exhaustion happens. jennifer anniston, jimmie foxx and kevin spacey are back but they add about as much as the weak script does. the film is another sequel that should not have been made. horribly dull dean's list d. >> the mission we have been preparing for our entire life. >> for the weekend, penguins' of madagascar, a silly sequel breaking the birds off into their own spy style adventure, the kind of humor little kids like but also with a second level of grow up sensibility. among

the voice actors in this reliable of the list be. to get my weekly movie reviews sent your phones, just text the in-9799 sponsored by million-dollar quartet at the apollo theater. happy thanksgiving. dean richards. >> the annual mcdonald's thinks giving a parade is here. our very own micah materre and mark suppelsa will be hosting. the action kicks off at 8- am at the macy's building on state street with tons of performances... including this year's grand marshall, rock star dee snider. and the 10th anniversary showing the the region to be classic will air today right after the thanksgiving day parade. to our look back at three of the most popular children's shows in chicago tv history. also streaming live at wgn tv dot com corp. friends and family around the country. >> coming up, how to protect

your pets on thanksgiving. >> and the mcdonald's since the day parade kicks off in three hours. live coverage coming up. >> it's going to be called out there. bundle up! >>

>> announcer: the following content is provided courtesy of tommiecopper.com. over three years ago, tommie copper created a new concept in relief and performance that has helped countless every-day people live more positive lives. along the way, it's helping a 21-time rodeo champion stay on top of his game, a world-class triathlete return to the top of the podium, a 21-time olympic medalist recover faster from knee surgery and pursue her passions, a pioneer in mixed martial arts capture her first world championship belt, a high-school girls softball team repeat as best in state, and the fastest american win against those half his age. this apparel is unique because