from fox 5 news, this is "good day early call". juliet: protesters take to the streets following the release of video showing a white police officer shooting a black teen. we will show more detail. antwan: millions take disguise, roads and rails as they travel for thanksgiving, many of them will be nervous following terrorist threats and hate and security. we have a latest at laguardia airport. juliet: abandoned baby left in the middle of a church creativity scene, the baby had its umbilical cord attached. we have that story coming up. >> i am robert moses. kerry: i am kerry drew.

it is 4:30 on wednesday nov. twenty-fifth, also known as the birthday of robert moses. >> 31 years ago today my mom brought me into the world. kerry: last year was the big one. >> the next one is 40. kerry: what should we give him? >> meteorologist: a hard time is usually -- carries that different from 30, 29, 28, 27. robert: breaking the mold here. kerry: good weather. >> meteorologist: pretty good for us, getting better, a little better than we have. high temperatures coming up, good morning to you. checking out temperatures as it stands, mostly 20s and 30s. even montauk sitting at 30

morning, 39 at central park, 35 in newark, 22 in poughkeepsie, 26 in allentown, bridgeport checked in at 32. temperatures generally speaking warming up except montauk, they drop down 7 degrees, it took a longer, it is there. generally it should be warming up, that is the trend overall in the tristate, sky looks good, mainly clear sky right now, that is what we will see for the majority of the day, a big travel day, a lot of folks hitting the roads, the airwaves as well, heading out to where they go for thanksgiving, high pressure in control, we are going to be in pretty good shape for the next several days. sunny skies coming today, 48 by mid day, right on the money for this time of year

temperatureswise and thanksgiving tomorrow, high of 59, 64 friday, showers still trying to come through saturday, not the impressive at all in terms of what is coming through saturday. on tuesday of next week, let's bring it over to ines rosales who has the word or phrase of the day and that is this is going to be -- ines: gridlock alert day. a little rough out there. in queens, white stone frogs neck bridge, 287 in new jersey, and westbound, eastbound to the trains. extra early afternoon service in case you are leaving town early. kerry: thanks, it is get away day, 46 million people are

thanksgiving holiday. robert: passengers will seek a security following the terror attacks, liz dahlem with more. >> reporter: travelers will be greeted by police officers with heavy weapons at major airports this holiday season, the state department issued a worldwide travel under warning the hereditary some is real, isis, al qaeda and other terrorist groups continue to plan attacks in multiple areas. the state department urged americans to be cautious. >> we don't want them to restrict travel or movements, but given the heightened security concerns we do want american travelers to be very prudent, very vigilant. >> reporter: el a ports and airlines anticipate 25 million airtran dollars during the thanksgiving holiday travel period nationwide. new yorkers are determined to fly. >> you try to be as careful as you can possibly be.

>> it always crosses our minds but no more than usual. >> reporter: railroads and highways have heightened security. amtrak plans to have a strong police presence. aaa predicts 42 million people in the country will hit the road. police commissioner bratton says new york city is prepared with some 200 newly trained officers from the counterterrorism squad ready to hit the streets. >> the fear of terrorism, concern of terrorism is on everyone's mind. particularly in this city where this city, most horrific terrorist act in modern times. >> reporter: liz dahlem, "good day new york". robert: more protests expected today following the release of a video showing a white police officer shooting a black teenager. kerry: hundreds of people took to the streets in protest, some clashes breaking out. latest. >> reporter: good morning.

unrest in chicago, largely peaceful but hundreds taken to the streets demanding justice for mcdonald, is that caught on camera, in a city street at the hands of a police officer and it has galvanized windy city residents into demanding justice. with voice is raised, hundreds of protestors take to the streets of chicago rallying in support of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald shot by a police officer who fired 16 rounds. city, church leaders and a family of the slain teen appeal for calm. >> we are dealing with a volatile situation and we need to get ahead of it and address the issues. >> reporter: the unrest result of dashcam video released by the chicago pd and subsequent arrest of veteran police officer in jason van dyke. on a first-degree murder charge, he is facing possibility of life behind bars.

seconds, this unfolded as the first shot was fired, the rest too grillled to watch. >> analysis of the video establishes 13 to 15 seconds passed from the time the defendant iron his first shot to clear visual evidence of a final shot. for approximately 13 of those seconds he was lying on the ground. >> reporter: he was allegedly breaking into vehicles and behavior radically the night he was killed. the autopsy shows he was on the hallucinogenic drug pcp. the officers on scene said he brandished a small folding knife. >> we told police officers to a high standard and obviously this case, jason van dyke violated standards of professionalism that comes with being a police officer but also basic moral standards that bind our community together. >> reporter: chicago beat a tough criticism for not releasing the video or charging the officer sooner. the video's release comes in the wake of the journalists filing a

and the judge's order. the city of chicago has agreed to a $5 million settlement with the macdonald family. violence in chicago nothing new, basically the murder capital of the country, over a 400 murders last year alone. because of that and also prior to this shooting that there were calls for police superintendent gary mccarthy who is a former nypd chief and former top cop in newark to step down and those cries have grown a lot louder. that is the latest in the news room. kerry: thanks so much. overseas demand bogeys to have planned terrorist attacks had plans to carry out another suicide bombing days later. according to a prosecutor in paris, abdelhamid abaaoud was going to attack the business district. he is killed in an apartment in the northern paris suburb last week. another suspect, but the trading remained on the run. his brother pleaded once again

for him to surrender to police. robert: two women were shot in a car in linden, new jersey, no word yet on their conditions but police say the shots were fired around 7:15 last night, the car was found a few blocks away at east henry and bowers reads. crime scenes, no arrests have been made. kerry: today could be a key dates for daily fantasy sports in new york state, supreme court judge will hear arguments on differing interpretations of the state gambling laws, they come from the state attorney general's office, and lawyers for draft kings and fanned will, the largest in the fantasy sports web sites, attorney-general eric schneiderman relying on the outcome of future events. they are games of skill, and refreeze. robert: and abandoned newborn was found in a need to be seen in a church in queens, and

mother. a custodian found the baby boy at holy child jesus church in richmond hill at noon monday. the baby's umbilical cord was still attached. churches are considered safe haven but add baby must elect with a responsible adult which child was taken to jamaica hospital for medical checks, many people are interested in providing a family for the boy. >> there are some inquiries already, wanting to adopt this child, a couple young couple in our parish who have been trying to adopt for some time and really feel motivated, moved, inspired by this. robert: please looking at this surveillance video, a woman inside the church with a baby and leaving without it. that video has not been released. kerry: the baby find a nice home.

still ahead on "good day" early, we are warming up just in time for thanksgiving. mike woods has the complete forecast. robert: find out which the shoppers are most likely to fight over items. why people go out on black

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>> meteorologist: welcome back, let's show you what is happening wednesday morning, clear skies and cool temperatures not as cold as yesterday, we were freezing at this point yesterday, 39 at central park, winds from the north northwest at 3 miles per hour, dewpoint at 22, the air is dry and throughout the northeast we are dry, 33 in boston, 27 in albany, 28 in williamsport, 30 in buffalo, uniform cold temperatures around and northeast along with a clear sky so we will see plenty of sunshine out there and with wind direction changing up on us, it is coming to warm things up here a little bit, high pressure drifting to the south, we will see more west southwest wind as time goes on bringing in warmer temperatures, not much else, pretty benign weather situation, not much coming at us, let's

it builds into the tristate. basically a clear sky, tomorrow, a little more onshore flow may bring back a few clouds especially eastern long island, but nothing producing any rainfall, more clouds will be rolling in during the day tomorrow so partly cloudy sky tomorrow, lasts into friday and that is the call from tomorrow into the next couple days, the weekend, sunny skies, moral high temperature 51 and that is what we are going for later this afternoon, 59 for a high for thanksgiving, 64 friday, quick showers saturday and temperatures in the 40s to lower 50s, good chance of rain not until tuesday. myfoxny.com weather apps as daily and hourly forecasts, download it today at the apple itunes store and google play store for free. looks like it is starting quiet, later today it will be bad. ines: 12:00 on everyone will hit

the roads, no problems westchester, fine off of the tappan zee bridge, across westchester and the saw mill. 287 in new jersey doing fine, let's look at your commute on staten island, the expressway by bradley avenue east bound and west bound looks good, as for the george washington bridge no problems driving in to the city, into the bronx you are fine on the cross bronx, lincoln and holland tunnel, black friday, you always have black friday story so you know about this. robert: remember the year one of our photographers stuffed these huge tv boxes? just insane. we hear about this every year, black friday shopping violence and we know where those flights are most likely to break out, shoppers in arkansas, alabama and tennessee are most likely to dig it out for fellow shoppers, why i don't know. according to stats from real-estate website stately

which compiled face book mentions of black friday and crime reports, n.y. ranked 37, connecticut 45, new jersey was relatively docile 48, mass. is the state you want to go to view don't want to get punched out and black friday. kerry: joining us to talk about it is curtis sliwa, hosting a "the curtis and kuby show," what have you experienced in your black friday shopping? >> the young huckleberries, good to see you here, you will have turkey or castrated rooster, get used to it. if you ever get married. what do you expect out of the mason-dixon line? these hillbillies, for decaturs who live in trailer parks, this is what they live for every year.

roller derby for all of them. four boxes of kraft macaroni and cheese for a dollar, this is what they're fighting for. kerry: do you stay at home? do the online thing? how do you shot? >> i am a neanderthal. after former wives and lawyers get finished with me, it is $0.99 jack stores for me. forget the john's bargain store. an idea of my worth. robert: the mayor reneging on his plan to get rid of all the carriage horses in central park, now he's says we want to keep at least several dozen of them. >> you say -- reneging on his plan. one of fraudulent -- he is coming in later. the op-ed piece, i am slamming

you again right before that. has nothing to do with horse carriages. he came in office and he said one fills will of the pen, his first executive order would be to get rid of all the courses and carriages, nobody wants -- who comes to new york city to ride around in that? and right here, hit him hard. the whole city had some hard and now he is going to try to slim down the number of courses from 220 to 80? what is he talking about? people will be online for a month of sundays, big folks from iowa, nebraska, in or strong carriage, waiting a month of sundayss to get or strong carriage. do as a favor, fill the potholes, get rid of the homeless and mentally ill off the streets and keep crime down and do something about public schools, do your job and leave the horses and carriages alone.

here at 7:00 on "good day new york," she will interview them live. >> can i come? am i invited? kerry: big thanksgiving holiday tomorrow, there was a poll done and donald trump is a presidential candidate most likely to ruin at thanksgiving dinner according to a poll that was released monday. what do you think of that? >> can you imagine, imagine if you were fighting with trump over the wishbone. you know everything would revert to him. you would be having a conversation at a time turkey tableland every conversation would revert, i am the best, donald trump. by the way that air spray seems to be infecting his nostrils. he is seeing things out there, i saw hundreds of thousands of boys and girls in jersey city, like you're crazy uncle who

placate him, patronize him. robert: we will be listening noon to 3 to "the curtis and kuby show". >> give my best to konrad bill deblasio, your mayor. rsvp, reject curtis sliwa very promptly. kerry: still ahead, a record-setting win, we will talk about what is so special about last night's warriors' game.

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points to lead the warriors, the new-16-2 record, set by the washington capitals, 1948-49 team can make houston rockets. absolutely spectacular. little sports business news forbes has ranked the new york rangers as hockey's most valuable franchise, the blue shirts are worth $1.2 billion, forbes said the team generated the most revenue in the league at $229 million and made more than $95 million last year in premium seats and advertising the most in the nhl. else to have that beautiful arena. the second most valuable franchise at $1.18 billion, the montreal canadiens to the rangers will face tonight at the garden. the work horse yesterday 17 people were given the nation's highest honor, the presidential medal of freedom.

one of those, the late twinkies that at&t's legend yogi berra, is an accident on his behalf, he passed away in september. was one of the greatest actors in baseball, 18 time all-star and ten time world series champion. president obama noted he was a veteran of world war ii and even dropped in a typicalvyogiism. >> he had the winning his career in the history of american sports. no one has won more than this guy and he coached the game with as much art as he played. he lived his life with pride and humility and an original open mind. one thing we know for sure, if you can't imitate him, don't copy him. [laughter] >> another recipient was willie mays who was among the first african-american players in major league baseball. president obama said it was because of giants like will be that someone like him could even

four members of the new york giants in new york city, j. george selby and marshall newhouse deeper and unloading more than one hundred turkeys and all the trimmings from a food bank truck, and carve the turkeys for a pretty thanksgiving meal for more than 600 guests. the food bank says many of the city's pantries and soup kitchens are struggling to keep up with high visitors. giants' co-owner steve tisch is large and on his players christmas gifts this year. the told t m z sporty will spend $30,000 per player. on holiday gifts this season and 53 players on the roster adds up to our whopping one$.6 million. kerry: i would love to know what you get for $30,000. robert: the average people spend

in the holidays is $800.