it's wednesday, november 25th and coming up on "early today""e ahead of one of the busiest travel days of the year, the fbi tells people across the u.s. to be aware of copy style attacks. and a shooting of a 17-year-old, the officer facing first degree murder charges. a second isis attack in france may have been thwarted as tensions rise between putin and in obum obama over that downed russian fighter. and a new born baby

abandoned at a nativity scene. "early today" starts right now. good morning, thanks for being with us. i'm shannon mulaire. chicago is on edge after dash cam video showing officer shot 16ho times. protesters took the streets of downtown chicago last night, many chanting 16 shots. others wondered why it took so long for charjs to be filed against van dike. a few protesters were arrested following small altercations with police and a small scuffle broke out after a police van carrying those arrested. vanre dike has been charge would first degree murder. he is being held without bond. here is more. and we must warn you some of the following footage is graphic and may be disturbing to some viewers.

>> the dash cam vid yefrom october of last year shows police responding to a suspect with a spknife. and officer jason van dike opened fire fatally shooting mcdonald 16 times. >> the officer took a young man's life and he'll have to account for his actions. and that's what today is all about. it's about accountability. >> reporter: officer jason van dike turned himself into hi authorities authorities. he's charge would first degree murder. >> this defendants's actions were not justified and they were not a proper use of deadly force by this police officer. >> reporter: the cornor's report shows at least two of the wounds were in the back. >> it's truly not a murder case and we feel that we're going to be very successful defending this case.

braced for protests as the mayor and the mcdonald's family pleaded. >> they have asked for calm. >> reporter: protesters marched through the m streets of chicago, some blocking traffic. >> and that was nbc dan shanman reporting. and a new bulletin from homeland security, urging police nation wide to remain vigilant for isis threats before the weekend travel rush begins. tracie potts joins us from washington. >> reporter: first, there's this alert and now an fbi bulletin telling police they need to bebu vigilant and let me tell you what you're going to see.e you're going to see a lot more security at train stations, airports and the message from

business, as he put it, americans will not be terrorized. he's sitting down with his national security team to talk aboutk domestic security later on today with this new isis video out, this questioning our military and certainly people might beeo concerned and in fact, experts admit that intelligence has itsce limitations and it's almost impossible to tell specifically a time and a place and a date when something will happen before it happens. so, what authorities are really relying on is you being vigilant and reporting anything unusual that you see. >> be vigilant and leave plenty of extra time. russian president vladimir putin speaks out. the pilot ejected but landed in hostile territory.

one was killed while parachuting. the other was recovered by the syrian army and expected to be taken to a russian air base and and helicopter that went to rescue was attacked from the ground. here with more. >> reporter: for the first time in recent memory, a nato country, turkey fired on and shot down a russian fighter jet. turkey says it was because the russian su-24, a sucoy bomber violated turkish airspace on its way to carry out a bombing run in syria. turkey says it was simply defending its border when an unidentified aircraft was warned repeatedly and failed to acknowledge and respond to those warnings. russia has responded furiously, accusing turkey of being in bed with terrorists. they areor vowing some sort of punishment, response. >> i think it's very important

right now formp us to make sure that both the russians and the turks are talking to each other, find out exactly what happened. >> reporter: in moscow, russian president, vladimir putin was furious. this was a stab in the back by the associate of terrorists, he says. >> it does escalate a very tense situation at a time when president obama and others are calling for more unity. >> russia says it will terminate all military contact with turkey and they won't retaliate militarily but warned in the future it will shoot down anything that threatens one of its aircraft. and meanwhile, french president was f at the white house yesterday meeting with president obama. he's pushing to form a coalition to fight isis. he has a full schedule of meetings today and then thursday with russia's vladimir putin.

andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: president obama widely criticized for not condemning the paris attacks strongly enough, tried to makeup for it. >> it cannot be tolerated, it must be destroid and we must do it together. >> reporter: france's president said we must act but his hopes of drawing obama and vladimir putin into a new coalition were derailed by turkey's shoot down of the russian plane. >> turkey like any country has a right to defend its territory and its airspace. >> reporter: and putin says they're fighting a different enemy than united states and france. >> russia right now is a coalition of two, iran and russia. supporting assad. >> reporter: obama is calling on russia not toru i escalate with

>> putin will respond, i think it's highly unlikely he would attack turkey, a nato ally but i think you could see a response in syria. >> make no mistake, we will win and groups like isil will lose. >> that was andrea mitchell reporting. french authorities have conducted more than 1200 searches and taken 100 skoichb ko peep -- 165 into custody. and nbc reports. >> reporter: authorities says hiss plan wasn't over. abdelhamid abaaoud, the suspected ring leader of the terrorist attacks, was allegedly planning another suicide bombing, last wednesday or thursday, foiled when he died in this police raid in a northern paris suburb just hours before the efdeadly attack would have been carried out.

cell phone records shows one of the gunman who stored several paris caves, returned to the scenes of the carnage and authorities in belgium issued another arrest warrant who was in the car with suspected sar terrorist salah. a new born is safe this morning after being left in a church nativity scene. it was discovered in a manger that catholic church in queens. it was healthy. surveillance footage shows a woman entering the church s with a bag 20 min bts utes before the child was found. lake tahoe and parts of nevada already under winter's grasp. heavy snow fell in reno, creating near whiteout

no major injuries thankfully.an meteor meteorologist bill karins is here. >> a lot of people on the roads ux in the air and the storm in the west isst going to cause problems. ifob you're east of mississippi, nosi problems whatsoever, light showers late in the day and salt lake city into wyoming, southern portions of montana, that's where you're going to have problems and the roads should be fine. it willl be on the grassy surfaces. but north of salt lake city and probably one of the worst out there. and stormy weather, rain primarily, dales to hoousb, maybe thunderstorms bullet in denver, the temperatures are going to plummet. they're going to feel like the

november. so if you're driving dales to you. but the northern portion could get ice and even snow and watch out for rain. thanksgiving day, middle of the looking good. that's your national weather, ahead. so, you can see the difference. look that cold air starting to pourin out into montana. highs only in the 20s. and temperatures warm ahead of our storm system. and of course, safe travels to everyone. >>ev absolutely. bill, thank you. new details this morning, an nfl wide receiver is in critical condition after being shot in his car. and an implosion of a smoke stack s that doesn't go quite as planned.

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and now to history on the hard court where the warriors out scored the lakers as they crews for a 111-77 victory. this makes them a perfect 16-0. that's a new nba record. the browns' johnny manziel has partied himself out of the starting job as quarterback. saying he violated trust as new videos of manziel partying in and clemson, alabama, oklahoma, and iowa rounding out the top four. the broncos' peyton manning will miss at least two more games with a torn planter fashau in his left foot. just ahead, justin bieber and adel broke big records this week.

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shared news about mars on the tonight -- "the tonight show." >> mars might eventually get rings like saturn, which is the same passive aggressive thing your mom will tell you on thanksgiving. you got to get out there. like mars. >> family. >> i always have this conversation with people. do you think in our lifetime we will go to mars? >> yes, i do. do you not? haven't you seen the recent reports? there's life out there. >> matt damon was there and i know. >> and that's the end of that. i'm shannon mulaire and this is "early today." coughing...sniffling... and wishing you could stay in

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>> christa: good morning, everybody. the wednesday before the big holiday and we're good to go on "7 news today in new england." >> jadiann: good morning to you. here's some of the stories we're working on. this developing overnight in chicago. hundreds of demonstrators taking to the streets after video is released showing a white police officer shooting a black teenager who was walking away from authorities. that officer is facing murder charges. >> christa: lines are long at logan airport already as thousands of people fly out of boston. police have enhanced security but no specific threat to talk about. >> jadiann: investigators in bridgewater say they've identify add dorchester man as the main

new jersey woman found burned by railroad tracks last month. police believe the killing was revenge for the man's son who was killed in dorchester. >> christa: a nativity scene mystery. a woman left a baby outside the church, a newborn, healthy. doing okay this morning, thank goodness. we'll have much more on that story from new york city. >> jadiann: boy, it is a busy day today. yesterday we were talking about the busiest travel day in boston but still today very busy. >> christa: i'm telling you, j.r., when you add an accident to the equation, like yesterday, it can be obscene on the roadways. >> jeremy: we don't have raindrops or snowflakes. we have sunshine. so good travel day with dry roads all over the northeast and we start to warm things up thursday and friday. thanksgiving day, temps heading for the 50s. friday near 60 and chilly by the weekend. right now it's cold like yesterday.

the city 31. norwood and bedford into the upper teens. orange 17. hyannis 22. high pressure on the eastern seaboard providing us with all sorts of dry air so if you are heading into boston at logan, maybe to pick someone up, you have dry roads and mostly sunny skies today. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sunshine but with high pressure over in this fashion here, it will sell up a southwesterly breeze and warm things nicely. that's the case for friday with partly sunny skies. temperatures tomorrow and friday 50s to around 60. today mostly sunny, still cool. between 43 and 47. traveling across the northeast, mostly sunny skies all over the place. 30s, 40s and 50s. happy trails, 7news begins now. >> christa: there's anger in the streets of chicago. protesters gathering after alarming dashcam video shows a teen walking away from police and getting shot and killed by an officer. >> jadiann: holiday travel in

full swing.