>> jadiann: a massive manhunt. police searching for a gunman after a shooting outside of fenway park. detectives say the victim was caught in the cross-fire. police say this all happened early thursday morning right outside of a popular bar. >> jadiann: now that victim's father speaking to 7 news with a plea to the public. we are live on yawkey way with the latest on the search. >> reporter: well, the victim's father was overcome with emotion after his son was killed here yesterday.

today would have been his birthday. the father of jephthe chery torn apart after his oldest child was killed on thanksgiving. >> my son, my best friend. he was my best friend. >> reporter: police say he was shot while walking around 2:00 thursday morning when violence erupted outside fenway park. >> every indication right now is that the victim of this had nothing to do with what was playing out on the street. that's what bothers me more than anything. >> reporter: chery was a commuter rail conductor, beloved to his family and coworkers.

>> reporter: the police commissioner says who's on first has been trouble in the past. there was a shooting there last month this father's heartbreak adds to that unfortunate list. >> my best friend. >> reporter: police say three other men were shot here yesterday. two of them well-known to police. live in boston, 7 news. >> thousands of shoppers lining up across massachusetts. thousands of people trying to get their hands on a hot deal. sky 7 hd over the north shore mall. the morning rush dying down with the noon hour. look at that parking lot. i would say that is still plenty full. while low prices are the goal, security is also on the minds of many this holiday season. nicole oliverio is live at the south shore plaza. nicole, at this point, are there still people out there? >> >> reporter: oh, there is definitely a lot of people. we are seeing a lot more. these are the shoppers that decided to go home and sleep

and then come out and shop. but the deals are still going strong. as you mentioned, security is is a little more tight this time around. turkey and tvs seem to go hand in hand. no sooner had the thanksgiving meals digested, then the shoppers hit the stores for bar gain-black friday deals. >> we came home from thanksgiving. got up at 3:55. and came right to the mall. >> reporter: the holiday shopping season officially in full effect. >> we got here at 1:00. >> oh, my goodness. >> we are still going and going and going. >> there are some good deals out here today. >> reporter: store doors at the south shore plaza opened just after midnight. >> it was a madhouse in here. >> reporter: lines wrapped around the building. people there walking out with the bigger electronic items. parents spent the morning filling their carts with toys. and with signs boasting discounts for 50% and 60% off. shoppers aren't forgetting to

>> we have a lot of stuff in the car. >> toys. pants. shoes. >> reporter: as shoppers worry about checking off their holiday lists, security has been heightened at the malls. wrentham told guests to expect to see more armed and undercover officers. in braintree, the general manager said they have extra security but not because of any credible threat. >> we enhance it because it's christmas. but all the things you are hearing about... really this has been going on for two or three years. >> shoppers didn't seem to notice and didn't mind. we are saving a lot of money, too. >> yeah. >> reporter: okay. target, macy's, pink, and victoria's secret, some of the shoppers are still here. the one that is got here at midnight. 12 hours and going. a lot of people telling us that not only were they doing some shopping for the holiday season. they said this is the best time to get the best deals.

we are live in braintree, 7 news. >> in chicago,s a major demonstration under way in one of the city's most popular shopping districts. the protesters are calling attention to issues of racism and police violence in the city. this comes after the release of a video showing a white police officer fatally shooting a black teenager laquan mcdonald 16 times. >> a beautiful friday in boston. temperatures klining. making for very comfortable conditions outside. it is the season. winter-like weather for the weekend? chris lambert here with a check of the weather. >> average high is 48 degrees. it will be a lot closer to that saturday and sunday. compared to 62 already this afternoon. in boston. the common number, beverly, 62. norwood, 62. we talk about the south shore plaza, north shore plaza, wrentham outlets. a good day to be outside going from store to store. right?

here. that wind is active at times. over 20 miles an hour. we have a breeze with us. at least it is a mild breeze. temperatures running into the lower 60's at this point. we have faded out a lot of clouds that we have had earlier today. certainly, enjoying quite a bit of sunshine right now. of us. this front will signal the changes for tomorrow. basically, giving us some showers. most of it light rain. we will have the showers working on through. temperatures tomorrow in the afternoon, hard-pressed to get out of the mid to upper 40's. certainly, seeing some changes ahead. more on the 7-day coming up. >> belgian authorities have charged a man with involvement in terrorist attacks as investigations continue into the massacre in paris two weeks ago. the unidentified man is attacks and taking part in the group. thursday. the most wanted suspect, paris

on the run. authorities believe it is unlikely salah abdeslam he could hide during a two-week manhunt without help from others. the terror alert has been lowered to the second highest level. belgium's prime minister announcing the city's subway system will be fully reopened today. he warns an attack in brussels is still possible. and russian president vladimir putin says he is now ready to cooperate with the u.s.-led coalition fighting the war on terror. he made the announcement yesterday and lashed out about turkey shooting down a russian warplane. putin says the u.s. should have prevented its coalition ally from making that move. >> jadiann: a serious security breach at the white house. a connecticut man leaps over the fence wearing an american flag. the secret service swarming in, putting the white house into lockdown. all of this taking place while the first family was celebrating the holiday. the secret service is investigating today after this man identified as joseph

caputo jumped over the white house fence, draped in an american flag, clenching an envelope in his mouth. he was an rewhened after taking only a few steps. it all unholded... unfolded while the first family enjoyed thanksgiving inside. witnesses told the "washington post" they heard caputo say "all right, let's do this." before scaling the nearly 8-foot fence. this footage posted on stain gram captures the terrifying moments when the crowd was told to scatter. lockdown mode for more than three hours. the surrounding streets all blocked off. for witnesses, it was unnerving. >> crazy. i know it. >> jadiann: new spikes were put in place five months ago. the secret service is trying to rebound after a series of embarrassing security breaches. including a number of frightening fence-jumpings f incidents.

last fall, there was a breaking point when a man with a knife jumped the fence and executive mansion. the president wasn't home then. but still, there were changes at the top. this latest incident, a reminder, there are still gaps. >> any time successfully jumps the fence, there is no question there is a level of danger to the first family. there is no question about. that >> jadiann: the white house was in lockdown for more than three hours. the suspect dropped something, possibly his envelope. presidential candidate donald trump in more hot watt they are morning after it appears he made fun of a reporter's disability. the "new york times" reporter has a congenital joint condition. at a rally in south carolina, trump was doing an impression of the reporter while journalist wrote in the "washington post" after september 11. >> you have to see this guy. oh, i don't know what i said.

i don't remember! maybe that's what i said! >> jadiann: trump has been referring to that article as he tries to back up claims that he saw thousands of people celebrating after the 9-11 attacks. the reporter says his article does not back up trump's attempt. trump is writing on twitter writing "i do not know the reporter for the "new york times" or what he looks like. i was showing a person grovlg a long time ago. " a hot pursuit, a suspect leading police on a wild chase. the heart-stopping moments caught on camera. bearing down: a black bear barging into an office building and turns the place upside-down. a closer look at the wild video straight ahead. one man's goal to give back to local firefighters. why he is making it his mission to visit every firehouse in the bay state. if you see breaking news or

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welcome back. travelers in the midwest in for some nasty conditions there. a huge storm system there bringing rain, snow, and ice into that area. record amounts fell yesterday. now, some snow is expected as that system moves along. you know, there are so many ramifications with something like that when it comes to travel woes, too. >> jadiann: yeah, that's right. i don't think we are in the path of that right now, chris. i will leave that up to you to educate us. >> chris: yeah, we will take a bigger look at that storm system. that front swings out from canada down through new england. that will happen tomorrow morning. we are not expecting many issues out of this.

some light showers around. we will deal with that tomorrow. especially the first two-thirds of the day. 62 in boston. how about this, though? enjoying late november weather. lower 60's. you don't see it too often. the record high in boston, 72. far off from that. still very nice warm day. for this time of year. strong southerly wind. southwesterly wind giving us the warm air. it is also active out there. hold on to your hats. that you have southwesterly wind at times gusting over 20 miles an hour. and we have watched more and more sunshine emerge across much of southern new england. over the last few hours. quite a bit of sunshine here this morning. down across the cape. all right. off to the north and west. this is what we are talking about. the front in southern canada now. this will continue to sag off to the south. there is precipitation. it won't be pronounced. that is the good news there. you can see this extends all the way down into the ohio valley. at this point.

low 60's in southern new england now. you look back to sudbury, ontario, 21 degrees. much colder behind this front. once those winds turn back out of the north, forget about the 60's. we won't even get out of the 40's over the weekend. again, we expect those showers. light to moderate. inch of rain. if not less than that across the area tomorrow. saturday night, into sunday, drying it out. we will keep that cold weather around as we go through early here are some of the rainfall totals. one model showing close to a quarter of an inch of rain. again, many of us have a tenth of an inch or so. tremendous amount of heavy so breezy and mild this afternoon. sunshine and clouds mixed together. 60-65. temperatures still mild. we have a chance... wind direction still out of the southwest.

tomorrow, we will start close to 50 in the morning. once the winds turn north and we get a few showers in here, it will hold mid to upper 40's in the afternoon tomorrow. the highest rain chance will be midmorning through midday here for some of the showers. 7 on 7 forecast. nice and dry sunday, monday. and even most of tuesday. however, late day tuesday and then especially tuesday night into wednesday, another round of rain working in, guys. naens... >> nancy: the official white house christmas tree has arrived. horse-drawn cart. picture-perfect. the first lady and the two first dogs were on hand to welcome the tree from pennsylvania. it will stand in the blue room inside. >> jadiann: beautiful. all right. still ahead at noon, a dangerous drive. a man leads police on a hot pursuit heading in the wrong direction. drivers swerving to avoid a crash. >> nancy: a bear break-in.

a bold black bear makes his way into an office building. the results?

>> nancy: a disturbed driver makes a dangerous move leading police on a wild chase in new york. but as if the chase itself wasn't bad enough, at times, the driver was going the wrong

way. >> jadiann: this made for a very scary situation. as highway police chase the suspect, they knew he was trouble. wanted for killing his girlfriend early monday. 150 miles to the north in troy, new york. dash cam video shows several cars engaging in the high-speed pursuit, threading through traffic as commuters pulled off to the side. >> it was definitely an insane chase. >> jadiann: one man was driving north on the interstate approaching a gas station near the george washington bridge. suddenly, the chase was coming right towards them. the pursuers crossed from the southbound side to the northbound side, going against traffic, through the gas station. >> i had to get my breath a little bit. i was a little, you know, unnerved, you know, gut

reaction, just get out of the way. you learn that, you know, the butcher cars or whatever. i don't know. ... bumper cars or whatever. i don't know. >> nancy: the pursuit continued all the way to the new jersey turnpike. a traffic jam at the tollbooth forced the suspect to stop. a cluster of police took him safely to the ground. and police say the suspect is facing multiple charges now. >> jadiann: investigators think a mass i fire at a historic restaurant in arizona may have been arson. a large fire broke out in the bathroom at the buffalo chip saloon and steakhouse. fire crews extinguished the flames. another fire broke out two hours later. investigators don't know if the fires were related. they were headed for a galaxy away, instead, these star wars toys ended up thrown across the highways in oklahoma. the track or the-trailer with

the new toys crashed while trying to take a curve a little too fast. part of the truck dangled on the edge of the road. a woman injured is expected to be okay. >> nancy: a wild surprise for some workers in japan. they showed up to their office to find a bear had broken. in you see that? the bear klining all over the shelf there. nobody was hurt. a local wildlife association tranquilized the bear and took it away. oh, looked like it had a bad fall there, too. >> jadiann: next on 7 news, making rounds across massachusetts. a local man on a mission to

>> nancy: welcome back, everyone. 12:24. a massachusetts man on a mission. he is hoping to give thanks all year long to firefighters statewide. he is making it his priority to visit firehouses across the state.

>> this is amazing. he has made quite an impression. kris anderson has more. >> reporter: steve is a man on a mission. >> my goal is to say thank you somehow. to every station in massachusetts. >> reporter: on this visit, he is stopping by engine two firehouse in billerica. usually steve and his mother are bringing gifts. this time was different. >> joust for you, buddy. you always bring us stuff. you take care of us. we want to take care of you. this is your helmet. that is for you, buddy. now you are good to go. >> reporter: last year steve was struck by the outpouring of support for two firefighters who died in a fire in back bay. steve feared the attention would fade. >> he said, "watch in, two weeks no, one will remember. i'm going to remember." >> reporter: he decided to

send something thoughtful to his five local firehouses. since then, he and his mother elaine have branched out and the northeast part of the state. sometimes bringing homemade macaroni. other times, with baked goods. always with a firefighter's prayer. >> i feel like i was meant to do this. >> reporter: steve was born with cerebral palsy. when he was three years old, steve asked his mother a tough question. >> he looked up at me with tears in his eyes and said "mommy, why can't i walk? why can't i be like other kids?" "well, it is because off special job down here." >> reporter: in thanking firefighters for his service,

steve has found his mission. he is humble about it. that is the coolest part. never heard him complain once since we have known him. >> reporter: there are still many more stations to thank. kris anderson, 7 news. >> nancy: incredibly inspirational. really great story. much more to come on 7 news. including next, we have the black friday shoppers. they are on the move. thousands at the mall to score on a big bargain. >> chris: a lot of folks up early for. that warm temperatures this morning. warm temperatures this afternoon. a cool weekend ahead. >> jadiann: plus, an emotional plea.

>> nancy: we begin at 12:30 with a massive manhunt. police searching for a gunman after a shooting outside fenway park. the victim was caught in the cross-fire. police say it all happened thursday morning outside of a popular bar there. now the victim's father speaking to 7 news with a plea to the public. we are live on yawkey way with the very latest on this search. >> reporter: well, the victim's father was overcome with emotion after his son was killed here yesterday. today would have been his birthday. >> my son died. i don't know. i don't know why. >> reporter: the father of jephthechery torn apart friday

was killed on thanksgiving. >> i think why. my son. my best friend. >> reporter: police say he was shot while walking around 2:00 thursday morning. when violence erupted outside fenway park. >> by every indication, the victim had nothing to do with what was playing out on the street. and that's what's bothering me more than anything. >> reporter: chery was a commuter rail conductor, beloved to his family and coworkers. the police commissioner says who's on first has been trouble in the past. he says there was a shooting there last month. and this father's heartbreak adds to that unfortunate list. >> my best friend. >> reporter: police say three

other men were shot here yesterday. two of them well-known to police. live from boston, 7 news. >> jadiann: happening now: thousands of shoppers lining up acrossma mach. crowd of people trying to get their hand on the hot deal. low prices are the goal. security is also on the minds of many this holiday season. nicole oliverio has the latest from the south shore plaza. the mall has been bustling since midnight. >> reporter: turkey and tvs seem to go hand in hand. no sooner had the thanksgiving meals digested then the shoppers hit the stores for bargain black friday deals. >> we came home from thanksgiving. got up at 3:55. and came right to the mall. >> reporter: the rustle of bags means the holiday season is officially in full effect. >> we got here at 1:00. oh, my goodness. we are still going and going and going. >> there are some really good deals out here today. >> reporter: store doors

opened just after midnight. >> it was a mad-house in here. >> reporter: lines wrapped around the building. people there walk out with the bigger electronic items. parents spent the morning filling their carts with toys. and with signs boasting discounts for 50% and 60% off, shoppers aren't forgetting to buy something nice for themselves. >> we have a lot of stuff in the car. >> toys. shoes. pants. >> reporter: security has been heightened. wrentham told guests to expect to see more armed and undercover officers. in braintree, the general manager said they have extra security but not because of any credible threat. >> we enhance it because it's christmas. all the things you are hearing about really have been going on for two or three years. reporth shoppers didn't seem to notice and didn't mind. >> we are having a ball. we are saving a lot of money, too. >> yeah. >> reporter: the popular stores this morning, we are

told, target, macy es's, h&m, pink, and victoria's secret had the biggest lines. many shoppers out here for at least 12 hours before final limb deciding to go home. many happy with their purchases. in braintree, 7 news. >> jadiann: 7 news now turning to the weather. a beautiful black friday in boston. oh, look at the sun out there. i know it's warm. td garden getting ready for a doubleheader even. the temperatures take a dip for the weekend. chris lambert standing by to check the forecast. >> chris: you know these warm temperatures can't last long this time of year. sort of a one and done with temperatures into the 60's. although we were close to 60 yesterday. yesterday was a nice day. certainly, by thanksgiving standards. right? 63 in fitchburg. 63 in plymouth right now. the other thing that we are con tenning, with the wind out of the southwest. the southwest direction brings but it is active. at times, gusting over 20 miles an hour. in fact, we have been gusting at 29 miles an hour.

breezy day. we do have quite a bit of sunshine right now. of course, all that mild air in place. closing out the mild air will be this cold front dropping through southern canada right now. going to go through northern new england tonight. and back down through here tomorrow. widespread 60's this afternoon. in fact, closer to connecticut, in the mid-60's already. breaking or tying some record highs there. record high today in boston, 72. we will be shy of that. even up into northern new england, in the 50's this afternoon. 63-65 in norwood. then tomorrow, temperatures only in the mid to upper 40's. merrimack valley, southern new hampshire. through the cape and the islands. dropping into the 40's. we will talk about that shower >> nancy: all right, chris. thank you. also on 7: suspects were hiding illegal guns in mattapan. police arrested a 21-year-old man after he was spotted trying to hide this loaded gun in his pants wednesday night. hours later, police recovered

another gun here and arrested a 27-year-old man accused of breaking into a home. both men are facing several charges. police are still searching for the victim of a shooting in chelsea after a trail of blood was found. witnesses and police think someone was shot after the blood and gun casings were spotted outside an apartment building. authorities followed that trail, looking for someone who may be hurt. >> whomever was shot forced their way into the building. there was a trail of blood going up to the second floor. from there, the person disappeared. they weren't able to get access into any of the apartments. >> nancy: police checked in with leekal hospitals. they still have not found the investigators are searching for more clues at the crime >> jadiann: a former millis police officer charged with staging a shoot-out has been found dead. this is video of brian johnson in court earlier this year. police found his body at his home yesterday morning. they do not suspect foul play. johnson was facing charges in connection with the alleged

shoot-out and a false bomb threat at millis high school. prosecutors say that threat came in on the same day the former officer was accused of shooting at his own police cruiser and blaming it on another driver. johnson had been out on bail since his arrest. >> jadiann: an n.b.a. star getting into a fight outside a bar in boston. the philadelphia 76er was seen pushing a man to the ground and throwing a punch on wednesday. earlier in the evening, the 19-year-old rookie who was center stage at td garden after the sixers lost a close game to the celtics, that fight reportedly broke out when hecklers yelled at okafor. the team is aware of the incident and now working to gather more information. police say they need your help tracking down the man in this surveillance video. they say he stole a jimmy fund donation jar from a.j.'s market in norwood on thanksgiving. that money goes to children's cancer research. police want anyone with any information to give them a

call. and there is more news today. the transit police sergeant who nearly died during a shoot-out with the boston marathon bombers made a special announcement on thanksgiving. dave donahue told twitter followers he and his wife are expecting. a special holiday season for one family in massachusetts. they are spending their first thanksgiving as an official family. how this family of three is giving their thanks for their full house. thanksgiving at the vieira house can get crowded. there are five kids. the vieiras adopted nicole six years ago. they began fostering brother and sister jonathan and jonah lisa, then they found out nicole's younger brother and sister needed a home the family has been together for a couple of years now. last week something special happened.

>> we got adopted. reporth two sets of siblings all official now. >> everybody is vieira. we have some good news. you know, they were up for adoption. we talked for about two seconds. we adopted them. >> reporter: mom and dad say down the road, they may foster more kids. for now they are thankful everyone here will stay together. there are 7,000 kids in foster homes across the state. hundreds of them need forever homes. would open their doors to them. >> we were lucky enough that we got the siblings which is phenomenal. >> reporter: some of it is luck. >> you found us! >> reporter: mostly it's lover. >> i wouldn't change it for the world. just wouldn't change it. >> reporter: jennifer eagan, 7 news. all right. a woman in pennsylvania

to a craigslist ad. her husband turning to the internet to find a new kidney. wupg stranger saw the post and decided to act on it. the 2-year-old says she wasn't comfortable at first with her husband posting a craigslist ad to find her a kidney donor. >> i'm a private person. out this story. i also didn't want people to feel bad for me. >> reporter: she felt helpless. she needs dialysis three times a week. he figured a post on craigslist was worth a shot. somehow that post popped up when glen was searching for construction supplies. >> out of no where. there was an ad that said "looking for a brave person." and it just... not that i thought i was a brave person. i was wondering what they were looking for. >> reporter: it hit home. his first wife jessica also had kidney failure. she waited two years for a transplant. she received a kidney and

her body later rejected the organs. she died in 2011. >> i felt my pain and my struggles... our struggles and our family's struggle with the kidney. >> i definitely think it was a sign. >> reporter: glen is is a match. surgery is scheduled for tuesday. he hopes this story encourages more people to become organ donors. >> nancy: britain's prince harry visiting children in africa offering his support. the hospital was designed by a charity. the prince co-founded. many of the children there suffer from h.i.v. >> the children's center will enable us to reach many more of these children than was previously possible. we will increase the number of those attending camps from 400 to 1rx 500 per year. >> nancy: harry greeted some of the children after giving the speech and watched a special dance performance.

>> jadiann: straight ahead, tom the turkey. catches these kids off-guard. a thanksgiving surprise. >> nancy: makes my day. we are tackling an age-old question. what to do with the leftovers.

>> nancy: nasa astronauts spending thanksgiving-- where else-- in orbit. like many americans, they celebrated with turkey and football. they were just at zeroty. the thanksgiving menu aboard the iss included turkey, kand idea yams, rehydrated corn and potatoes. the astronauts made sure to give thanks before their meal, too. then they did some somersaults. >> we wanted to wish you a very warm and happy thanksgiving. we are incredibly thankful for the opportunities to be up here on the international space station working and living in this amaying laboratory. doing some cool stuff for science while they are there. happy for them. they say you are not supposed to go swinning for two hours

after you eat. i wonder what the rule is on that, doing flips in outer space. >> chris: zeier gravity. they are just floating around. 62 in boston. 62 in bedford. 63 in nashua, new hampshire. almost feels like the day that we are going to jump in the swinning pool. right? as warm as it gets for this time of year. off the record of 72 in in connecticut, some of the records, in the mid-60's. they have broken out into hartford already. take a look at the wind out of the southwest in worcester. in boston. 22-23 miles an hour. we have an active breeze out of the southwest. that will continue the rest of the afternoon. mixture of sun and clouds for the rest of the afternoon as well. thicker clouds and precipitation to the north of us. this is the cold front dropping. in this will be the game changer here. we will get rid of the 60's in place across southern new england now. we will replace it with much colder air. you get the point here.

we are driving home this cold front through southern new england tomorrow morning. once those winds turn out of the north, it will be hard for us to get out of the 40's. i do expect it to be dry this evening. however, late overnight tonight toward daybreak tomorrow, this cold front will spark some showers across the area. much of the rain light. it will be enough to keep things on the damp side for a little while tomorrow. tendency, late afternoon into the evening. we are not expecting a lot of rain. not talking tremendous amounts of rain. enough to keep things damp, a little cool at times. sunday, dry. cold weather prevailing. temperatures in the 40's once again. big ice-storm, kansas city, down through portions of texas. this is the dividing line.

pulls back the precip. another area of low pressure will drive through the great lakes. will bring us a chance of rain late tuesday, tuesday night into wednesday. the pattern is way too warm to support any snow. mostly cloudy tonight. mild temperatures tonight. still in the 40's. even near 50 by day d.a. daybreak tomorrow. however, in the afternoon, once those winds go north, hard-pressed to get out of the mid-40's in the afternoon. there is the forecast. sunday into monday. into the 40's. brighter. a lot of clouds around tomorrow as well with the showers. then late rain on tuesday. guys? >> jadiann: all right. a quiz for you. guess who is in this next video celebrating thanksgiving in style? the gobble might give it atwachlt patriots quarterback... i gave it away right there. okay. he is known for his facebook posts.

himself dressed as a turkey. although he never takes his helmet off. you really never have proof of anyway, we are told it is him. scared the children a little bit. his little daughter is like, i am out of here. too cute, though. he thanked his fans for their support. >> nancy: good to see his little girl going "where is my father? i want him back." >> jadiann: watch tom brady and the pats take on the broncos sunday night on 7-nbc. we will kick it off with our 7 on the sidelines special

more leftovers. mashed potatoes and stuffing. is that bacon? >> bacon and stuffing. >> i have never thought of. this add some chopped herbs. >> fresh thyme and sage. >> a touch of salt and pepper. a couple of eggs beaten. now the fun part. and a little activity to burn off some calories. reason. get in there and mix everything together. your batter. shape the mixture into little bits. now into the fridge to sit for about 15-20 minutes. then through the breading station. crumbs. then into hot oil in a shallow pan. >> you do them for a few minutes. flip them over. get them golden brown on both sides. we add a little bit of salt

then we are ready to serve. >> leftover cranberry sauce or gravy? they could come to this party, this thanksgiving, i'm thankful for leftovers and that's what's cooking. i'm bri eggers. >> jadiann: that looks delicious. past lunchtime. up next, adele hitting the road after releasing a smash hit album. some fans are crying foul over

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>> nancy: adele announcing she is going on tour. >> jadiann: overall good news. not so great for fans here in adele will only be touring in europe. plans on coming to the united states at all. the pumpkin pie was awesome >> nancy: joining jimmy fallon on the tonight show for that holiday song. sounds pretty funny. >> chris: good-looking weather out there this afternoon, guys. low to mid-60's. it is breezy but it's mild. some showers around tomorrow. most of it light. a cooler day. it will feel damp at times. temperatures falling back into the 40's for the afternoon. not sure what happens with the temperature there on the 7-day. supposed to be 6 this

sunday into monday, bright skies. temperatures in the mid-40's. guys? >> nancy: we are part of that 6. don't disappear on us. thank you for joining us. i'm nancy chen. >> jadiann: i'm jadiann thompson. have a great day. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force.

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