anything about a possible motive. this woman's family is here to support her in court. they released a statement a few moments ago. they said, "we are thankful that lyndon, the two-year-old who was kidnapped from her home is improving and wish her and her family complete healing in every way. our thoughts and prayers are with them. we also will continue to care for abby whom we love very privacy. now, the 21-year-old abigail hanna is charged with kidnapping, assault and battery and breaking and entering. hanna allegedly burned the girl with a cigarette. shenly baby-sat the two-year-old and her sister a few times, according to the "boston herald." police say hanna broke into the home early friday morning and took lyndon. lyndon was found hours later eight miles away on the side of the road in rowley. her head was shaved. as she was naked and shivering. she had an injury on her fore head as well. lyndon was released from the hospital yesterday. her parents thanked everyone through a statement that they released earlier today, including everybody who searched for her and the couple who found her. spotted her on the side of the road. they stopped and alerted investigators. again, abigail hanna, 21-year-old former baby-sitter two this two-year-old girl. she is set to be arraigned here in court momentarily. >> jadiann: an animal shelter goes up in flames. this in paxton. dogs and cats from the burning building. unfortunately, they were not able to save most of the animals. byron barnett has the very latest on this deadly fire. >> i can't even say how i feel right now. they are my animals. they are my babies. >> reporter: heart-broken workers at the animal shelter in paxton. a raging fire rips through their building, killing dozens of animals. shelter officials say 17 dogs and 39 cats were inside. they say only two cats and four dogs survived. and that one of those dogs may not make it. >> i'm devastated. i really don't have words. i'm not thinking straight here. >> reporter: dick clark, a retired animal control officer who used to bring strays to his home founded the shelter in 2001. >> living on the street, they are abused. they are beaten. all kinds of things that they don't deserve to be out there. and we try to help get them in, get them home where they belong. >> they are more than just shelter animals. i take a lot of these cats in that are ferals. i work with them for months so get them human-trusting again. one of the cats that was in there, it took me two years to touch him. and the dogs, they are my family. >> reporter: the shelter manager says all the animals here were up for adoption. except for four cats. they were boarding them for a homeless veteran. now she has to deliver the bad news to the vet that three of his cats perished in the fire. >> i have to send somebody to the veteran's shelter tomorrow in worcester so they can get ahold of him and let him know. my records are burned. i don't have his phone number. >> reporter: officials say they will definitely rebuild. they know it will be tough because they are a nonprofit organization that relies on donations. and right now, they need all the help they can get. in paxton, i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> jadiann: all right. breaking news now. these are live pictures coming straight from the courtroom where we are seeing an accused baby-sitter for the first time who is charged for kidnapping a two-year-old little girl who was later found on the side of the road. recovery now and okay. that baby-sitter expected to face a judge any second now. again, these are live pictures coming in from the courtroom. we have a reporter there. we will be bringing you updates throughout the newscast. also on-line and on our social media app. but it is abigail hanna in court for kidnapping a toddler. found in bad condition. we will bring you more as soon as we get it live from this courtroom. >> christa: surveillance video of accused killer philip chism presented to the jury. as more witnesses are called to the stand in the case. let's go to victoria warren. she was in the courtroom. she is live from salem now. >> reporter: this is day six of testimony in the philip chism murder trial. and they actually just wrapped for the day a short time ago. the judge dismissing the jury now until after the thanksgiving holiday. prosecutors building a very meticulous time line. trying to prove first-degree murder while defense attorneys want the jury to believe that philip chism is criminally insane. philip chism's defense attorney wants jurors to think about the teen murder suspect's actions. showing them this picture of chism, seemingly staring into the camera wheeling a recycling bin into the bathroom moments after prosecutors say he rapest and murdered colleen ritzer. they showed further pictures. chism sometimes covering his face. other times, not. insanity. but prosecutors asked this there could have been a deliberate reason for philip chism... >> a teenage girl who walked into the danvers high school bathroom, saying she saw someone naked from the waist down. she ran out thinking it's strange someone was changing their clothes. then there was this clip. from a danvers movie theater. it was after police say philip chism left danvers high school. prosecutors say chism then 14 years old, left the murder scene to see the movie "gravity." handing over his math teacher's credit card to pay for it. >> it li it is type of credit card and then the name. the name is ritzer. colleen. >> reporter: a witness for the prosecution told jurors that even hours after philip chism was arrested, he still had blood on his hands. live in salem, victoria warren, 7 news. >> christa: all right. we will head to the shore inside court right now with abigail hanna is facing kidnapping charges after little two-year-old lyndon albers was found. abigail thanna is a former baby-sitter of this little girl. the prosecution continues to outline the case against her. let's listen in for a bit. >> held without bail pending a dangerousness hearing. stay away from the victims in this case. >> december 14. >> i believe we need to have a return date of december 11. >> christa: okay. there you see the accused being removed from the courtroom there. 21-year-old abigail hanna. she is facing the kidnapping charges against her in this case. this case made so many people stand up and take notice. this little two-year-old girl who was once a child in her albers, had been found along the side of a road in hamilton or in rowley. here we are now having this court appearance. we did hear from the little girl's parents, saying that they are really thankful that she is doing okay. that she is improving. but she was found with her head shaved. some signs that she had also been injured as well. once again, abigail hanna facing kidnapping and assault and battery charges and breaking and entering. of course, we are staying on top of. this we will get you more from inside the courtroom as we continue to follow the story throughout the day. >> jadiann: more news today. an autopsy will be performed to figure out how a man died during an hours-long standoff in norton sunday morning. police were called to the home when neighbors heard a woman screaming. once police arrived, a man had locked himself inside the home and fired multiple shots at officers. neighbors were then told to >> 11:00, 11:30, i heard swat teams outside the house. you could hear them in the backyard. they were taking cover on the side of my house. i was really shocked. >> jadiann: police can't tell if the man turned the gun on himself or he was caught in the cross-fire. >> christa: nine weapons have been recovered. a homeless man found the guns in a trash bag near yankee stadium. the f.b.i. is working aggressively along with federal, state, local law enforcement to recover the remaining 7 weapons here. it was last thursday that police arrested a former army reservist james morales down in new york. the 34-year-old broke into the armory through a kitchen window, cutly the... cut through the ceiling as well to get inside. he is accused of stealing 16 guns, including six assault rifles. it is unclear at this point, where the rest of the weapons are located. >> jadiann: now a developing story in the terror in paris. more than a dozen new arrests in europe following a series of raids sunday. today there is still fear in one capital city. kris anderson joins us from the control room with the very latest. >> chris:... security remains tight across brussels. the terror alert is high now after warnings of a paris-style attack. 16 people are behind bars after nearly two dozen raids took place sunday alone. they found no firearms or explosives during those raids, but one suspect was hurt. when a car he was in tried to ram police while attempting to get away. police say the only paris attacker still at large was not found during those raids. he is a 26-year-old salah abdeslam. he is believed to still be in belgium. police think he played a key role in the attacks. brussels is under the highest threat level again. belgium's prime minister, in fact, closed subways and schools today. he is asking everyone to stay at home. a chilling moment there. you hear the gun five inside of the bataclan concert hall. we are hearing from two members of the band that was on stage playing during the deadliest of paris' massacres there. the american rock band eagles of death metal was at the concert hall that night. >> several people hid in our dressing room. and the killers were able to get in and killed every one of them. except for a kid who was hiding under my leather the great reason why so many were killed is because so many people wouldn't leave their friends. >> reporter: three gunmen opened fire in the crowd, killing 9 people and injuring many others. french officials say one of the gunmen was shot by police who raided the theater. the other two blew themselves up. that is the latest live in the control room, kris anderson, 7 news. >> jadiann: security tight tonight in foxboro. the pats host the bills for monday night football. if you are heading to gillette, expect to see increased security. fans are being reminded to bring clear bags to the stadium. those like you see on the screen. trains that will be heading to the game. as for the game itself, if the pats want to improve to 10-0, they will have to do it without two big names. receiver julian edelman is expected to miss the rest of the regular season. you will remember after breaking his foot in last week's win over the giants. linebacker jamie collins also will not play against the bills. as for tom brady, he remembers how the pats barely escape in the fourth-quarter in week two against bills. >> we made some critical plays when we needed to. a lot of tight throws. a lot of great catches. you know, we did a great job blocking out front. our communication was good. all of those things will carry over to this game. you know, it's got to be, you know, really solid execution. they do cover well. they do have some good pass-rushers. they have some good scheme stuff. this coach knows us really well. >> christa: coming up, a horrific crime scene down in new orleans. a medical student shot at point-blank range. and police say they know who the gunman is. >> jadiann: winter is here in some parts of the country. see who is waking up to a hard freeze. >> christa: later on, we will have the highlights from the american muse you can awards. including this moment with nantucket's own meghan >> jadiann: people across the midwest getting their first taste of winter. this is cleveland. dealing with a hard freeze after waking up to the coldest temperatures yet of the season. >> christa: it is only a matter of time, right? are you excited for your first new england winter >> jadiann: i'm not sure howly handle it. i will be honest. >> christa: what are the chances of having a winter like last? no records. a storm-free week. remember last year? the thanksgiving holiday... we had snow around the holiday. we do not have it this year. cold right now and tomorrow. as we work toward thanksgiving and the day after, temps heading for the 50's and the low 60's. that will be nice. southern new england. we had a storm last night. that pummeled the cape and the islands with about one to two inches of rainfall. some of the rain early this morning changed to snow. mid-coast and down east maine. that is the storm system now. high pressure trying to take over. the difference in air pressure, low pressure, high pressure, leading to a feisty northwesterly wind. that will be the enemy this afternoon. with mostly sunny skies, low 40's. boston at 41. plymouth at 42. you factor in the wind. in worcester. the windchill. feels like 24. bedford, feels like 21. here in the city, feels like 33. blsry and cold afternoon. mostly sunny skies. temperatures between 37-42. that windchill remains in the the afternoon. patriots and bills, world domination tour resumes this evening. tail-gating will be cold. the wind will fade away as we work through the game. kick-off temps in the upper 20's. patriots, 31. bills, 20. that is the forecast. tonight, cold. mostly clear. mid-20's. downtown boston tomorrow morning, in the middle and upper 20's. of sun. still chilly. mid-40's. even into wednesday, we hold on to dry conditions. with high temperatures on wednesday, middle and upper 40's. we have low 40's for this afternoon. mid-40's tomorrow. and again on wednesday. wednesday, a lot of traveling. wednesday features dry england. as well as the northeast. mostly knee skies. again, i don't have big storms across the nation. a couple of rain showers through florida. atlanta looks okay. chicago in the middle 40's on wednesday. middle 70's. west coast, there could be a couple of rain showers. san francisco and los angeles. manageable. there you go. thursday and friday. no cold turkey. no cold turkey jokes. temperatures on thursday, mid-50's. >> jadiann: all right, thank you, j.r.. details on the medical student shot in the stomach when he tried to help a woman being robbed. >> christa: a break in the it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. >> christa: a massive manhunt in new orleans. police closing in on the suspect who is accused of trying to abduct a woman. and then shooting a man who tried to help her. that good samaritan was a tulane university medical student. >> jadiann: now police say they know who pulled the trigger. we want to warn you, though, the video could be disturbing to some. new orleans police are searching for this man, an alleged shooter described as armed and dangerous. >> we know who you are. and you need to know that we are going to find you. >> jadiann: a 25-year-old is 25-year-old, a fourth-year medical student at tulane university. the incident all caught on camera early friday morning. >> from the footage of this incident, it is clear that this is a dangerous individual who doesn't value the lives of others. >> jadiann: it began with him dragging a female to an s.u.v. >> she got punched in the eye. >> possibly. >> jadiann: the man got out of his car and got out to help the woman. he was con front by the attacker. >> the individual pulled a gun on him and began to demand from the from him. >> reporter: he insisted he didn't have any cash. >> witnesses saying they heard a man yelling out. "i don't have any money. i already told you." they heard a pop. the gentleman was shot one time in the stomach. reporth the attacker is seen fire again. the gun didn't work. the gun did jam several times. >> reporter: police released this second video of what they say is the get-away car. now the mayor of new orleans has a message for the shooter. >> i'm going the tell you we are going to find you. we are going to prosecute you. we will hold you accountable. you will spend the rest of your life behind bars. >> reporter: the man has a lengthy criminal record, including multiple robberies and weapons charges. the family says the good samaritan is now on the road to recovery. turkover takeover out in >> jadiann: welcome back, everyone. a red panda safe and sound back at the zoo in california. the red panda had been missing for three days. a woman found her-- where else-- in a tree. zoo officials came out to get her. she was not hurt. she is scheduled to move to her new home will be at the knoxville zoo. >> christa: days before thanksgiving, a group of turkeys decided to pay a visit to a neighborhood in colorado. they wandered on to the streets of north glen on sunday. footage of them. they say they have spotted about 18 turkeys in their front yard. together. right? they are a little stronger than as one. right? >> jadiann: a little power in numbers there. they know what's ahead. maybe. right? >> christa: yes. all right. much nor come in the next half hour of news. including. this the alleged kidnapper of a two-year-old in hamilton faced a judge moments ago. we are live. >> jeremy: blustery and cold for the afternoon. forecast for the week up next. >> christa: a tragic scene playing out in paxton. an animal shelter suddenly goes up in flames overnight. >> jadiann: an emotional farewell to a sharon teenager killed by gunmen in israel. hundreds turn out to say good-bye. who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the moon. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. >> christa: a topsfield woman accused of kidnapping a two-year-old girl from hamilton ordered hell without bail moments ago. on friday on the side of the road. >> jadiann: the 21-year-old alleged kidnapper is not competent to stand trial, according to her attorneys. >> reporter: 21-year-old abigail hanna appeared in court a short time ago. she once baby-sat two-year-old lyndon albers. now she is accused of kidnapping the girl from her home early friday morning in prosecutors believe she threw hannast lyndon from a car. lyndon was found naked, shivering and her head was shaved. hanna. here is what she had to say in court. >> i interviewed her down in the lock-up of the building. most of the interview was conducted with heresying on the floor. most of the interview was conducted with her either nodding her head or shaking questions. she had a barely adequate understanding of the... she chul understanding of the charges or even the understanding of where she was that was completely logical. at the present time, your honor, she is experiencing multiple psychotic symptoms. >> reporter: that sigh i can tryst went on to say that she does not believe that hanna is competent. she will undergo further evaluation. she is due back in court here in december. >> jadiann: an animal shelter up in flames in paxton. firefighters race to the rescue of dogs and cats to try and get them from that burning building. they were not able to save all of the animals. byron barnett has the latest on this deadly fire. >> i can't even say how i feel right now. they are my animals. they are my babies. >> reporter: heart-broken workers in paxton. after a raging fire rips through their building, killing dozens of animals. shelter officials say 17 dogs and 39 cats were inside. they say only two cats and four dogs survived. and that one of those dogs may not make it. >> i'm devastated. i don't even have words. i'm not thinking straight here. >> reporter: dick clark, a retired animal control officer who used to bring strays to his home, founded the shelter in 2001. >> living on the street. they are abused. they are beaten. all kind of things that happen to them. they don't deserve to be out there. we are trying to help get them in, get them homes where they belong. fvrbs. >> they are more than just shelter animals. i take a lot of these cats in that are ferals. i work with them for months to get them so they are human-trusting again. and one of the cats that was in there, it took me two years to touch him. and the dogs, i mean, they are my family. trot shelter manager says all the animals were up for adoption. except for four cats. they were boarding those four for a homeless veteran. now she has to deliver the bad his cats perished in the fire. >> i have to send somebody to the shelter tomorrow in worcester so they can get ahold of hill and let him know. my records are burned, so i don't have his phone number. >> reporter: shelter officials know this will be tough donations. right now, they need all the help they can get. >> christa: philip chism' dense attorney wants juries jurors to think about his actions. showing pictures of chism sometimes covering his face. at other times, not. however, prosecutors asked the there could have been a deliberate reason for chism's many outfit changes. detectives said it gave appearance that there may have been more than one person involved. turning to your weather now. workweek. and unlike last year, this thanksgiving, looks to be a dry one. we are hoping. so at least what a change we have in store. for the holidays. especially with all those people out there traveling. >> jeremy: yes. the entire week is going to be dry, i think. a nice warming trend. it is cold right now. we have the sunshine. and we need that sunshine. only in the 30's and 40's. the city at 41. bedford, 40 degrees. worcester, fitchburg, jaffrey, temperatures in the middle 30's. you factor in the wind. feels colder. feels like 26 in jaffrey. worcester feels like 24. boston, feels like 33. through the afternoon, blustery and cold. lots of sunshine. 37-42. patriots and bills tonight: get under way about 8:30. that will feature clear skies. breezy, cold. upper 20's tomorrow. overnight tonight, clear and cold. down into the 20's. through the day tomorrow, more sunshine. we will talk about the rest of the holiday forecast in a few minutes. >> christa: an attempted robbery at a liquor store in walpole. when a man threatens the clerk with a syringe. officials say the robber demanded that the clerk give him cash and threatened to give him aids if he didn't. the man took off after the bat. police believe he was in a small white sedan. >> christa: a dangerous drive in brockton. after a 16-year-old and nine-year-old were hit by a car on north main street. this happened around 6:00 sunday night. the victims both rushed to the hospital with head injuries. right now officials say the 16-year-old suffered significant head trauma. no word exact on how they are doing right now, though. >> jadiann: a private funeral service will be held for bella bond this week. she will be buried in a winthrop cemetery. her remains were found back in june. it took months for investigators to figure out who she was. >> christa: a community coming together to remember a teenager in sharon. hundreds of people gathering yesterday for funeral services for an 18-year-old who was killed overseas. you were there, kris. >> i was. ago a somber scene there. the lines kept on growing. as the crowds came out to rememberessra schwartz... ezra schwartz killed last week. with a chill in the air, and rain-drops falling from the sky, hundreds of people made their way to temple sinai in sharon on sunday to say good-bye to ezra schwartz. >> he was a very, very good boy. special. report tt overflow crowd filling the lawn outside the temple to remember ezra, a vibrant young man who graduated from a school in brookline this year. he left his home in sharon after deciding to spend a usair year in israel. volunteering and studying religious text. >> raze had some great moments in his sports career. i loved watching him. >> reporter: his father fighting back tears. the other kids, his plays, and the championships that he won. we talked about those memories again and again. >> reporter: ezra was in the israeli soldiers. fire. three people were killed including schwartz. >> he is a martyr now. has become a martyr for our people. to guide us in the future. >> reporter: those attending the funeral expressing their sadness. but also anger. anger that ezra was killed at such a young age, doing something he loved. helping people. him. they just took it away from him. he had so much more to give. so much. like, they just stole it. no one deserves that. i mean, it wasn't a freak accident. >> he cared for others. >> reporter: something he was doing until the very end. a lot of the stories they were sharing about ezra entailed his kindness to others. by the way, a number of attacks like this one have taken place in recent weeks, leading israel to beef up security all across that nation. kris anderson, 7 news. >> jadiann: today court documents reveal the woman who killed four people when she oklahoma state university's homecoming parade, according to officials wasn't drunk. the 25-year-old's blood alcohol level was .01. that is far below the legal limit. she is charged now with murder and has now pleaded not guilty. dozens of others were injured in the crash. her attorney says his client likely suffers from a mental illness. iran's state news agency announcing that washington post reporter is sentenced to term. his attorney has said that he was accused of collaborating with hostile governments. and disseminating propaganda against the establishment. now, he has been behind bars in iran since july of 2014. the secretary of state john kerry called on iran to release him and two other u.s. citizens being held there. >> christa: the republican candidates talking tough when it comes to isis. and syrian refugees coming into the u.s. now donald trump is defending his suggestion that refugees be added to a tracking after the paris attacks, the american political conversation is changing. >> i want surveillance of these people that are coming in! fy want to know who the hell they are! >> christa: calling for a database, donald trump favors a return to waterboarding terror suspects. >> i think waterboarding is peanuts compared to what they do to us. >> christa: national security is upstaging immigration reform in the political spotlight with the holidays and primary season fast approaching, trump and ben carson are neck and neck. talk on isis. >> i agree that there is no such thing as political correctness when you are fighting an enemy who wants to destroy you. >> what happened in paris could happen here. there is no middle ground. >> christa: marco rubio takes aim at isis in his latest ad. president obama says america can't change its values despite the terrorist threat. >> the most powerful tool we have to fight isis is to say that we are not afraid. that lack of fear still up for debate. the latest poll numbers also show fears of another terror attack here in the u.s. are on the rise. also, more americans now believe that we are already at war with isis. >> jadiann: security tight tonight in foxboro. the pats are hosting the buffalo bills for a monday night football. if you are heading to gillette, expect to see increased security. fans are being reminded to bring those clear bags to the stadium. those bags are also required on the train. heading to the game. as for the gamitte, if the pats want to improve to 10-0, they will have to do it without two big names. receiver julian edelman is expected to misthe rest of the regular season after breaking his foot in last week's win over the giants. linebacker jamie collins fls not play against the bills due forecast he will miss his third straight game. touching tribute to the people of paris. >> christa: i take on a celebrity chef to see who can >> jeremy: good news. no storminess this week. we start out cold today and tomorrow. as we step through the week, things begin to warm up so. much so that by friday, we are talking temps in the low 60's. high pressure with us for the afternoon. cold area of high pressure. night. a storm that brought between one and two inches of rain on the cape. metro-boston, about a quarter of an inch of rain or less. then you head back the 495 belt, and the worcester hills, only a few sprinkles last evening. storm had some cold air. it actually enas snow across portions of maine. for us, we don't have any snowflakes. but we have the cold air. that will be the case throughout the afternoon. the city at 41 right now. jaffrey at 34. you factor in the wind. it feels like these numbers. feels like 26 in jaffrey. feels like 3 here in the city of boston. for the afternoon, blustery cold. mostly sunny skies. windchills in the 30's. actual air temperatures reaching the low 40's. even by themselves, those numbers are below normal this time of year. lakeville, 41 later on today. merrimack valley, upper 30's. worcester hills, only in the low to middle 0's. even that 38 in worcester, that might be a little optimistic. but the glass is half-full. out on the cape and the islands, all that rain last night. sunshine this afternoon. chatham, 43. nantucket at 44. patriots and bills tonight, cold at kickoff at 8:30. temps in the upper 20's. wind will fade away. as we step through the evening hours. overnight tonight, cold. mostly clear. lows into the 20's. for tomorrow, not as much wind out there tomorrow. this time of year, it is manageable. you can find your way through that day. that is will be the case which is good. we have holiday travel to get through. we are talking dry roads today, tomorrow, and wednesday. jet stream looks like this right now. as we work toward the end of the week, the jet stream will take on a pattern like this which allows warm air to return to the eastern seaboard. without storminess. sometimes, when you go from cold air to warm air, you have to go through some weather. in this case, a couplele of clouds thursday afternoon: 3450id's on thanksgiving. and friday, mix of clouds and sunshine. giving thanks to the mild pattern. temps on friday, low 60's. >> christa: thank you, reiner. last night at the american music awards, jennifer lopez hosted the show. kicking it off with a ten-minute dance montage of the year's biggest hits. i mean, she had a costume change for every one of them, too. one direction was the winner of the night, though. for the second year in a row, the boy band won artist of the year. a stunning performance by celine dion. she moved the audience with an emotional song. she was joined by an orchestra and a slide show honoring paris in the background. all right, coming up, we are headed to the gym. jadiann is taking on a celebrity chef. class? this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first >> christa: here it is. monday afternoon. on a lighter note, it's who did it better time. >> jadiann: you like these segments. >> christa: i do. i'm living say cariously through you. >> jadiann: this one is really different. right? taking on the celebrity chef. we are trying to teach a spin class. which is really difficult. pay attention. you get to decide who did it better. she is used to bringing the heat in the kitchen. today, we are finding out if tiffani faison can make us feel the burn. >> jadiann: you are not sleeping at all right now. the challenge? teach a spin class in boston. i'm a little concerned that maybe you are a closet spinner and you do this all the time. you are a pro. >> no, no. i'm afraid of falling off this bike. my goal is to stay on the bike. >> jadiann: let's get on the bike and see what we can do. all right, tiffani! blood, sweat, and biscuits! >> that's right. we are going to work off the biscuits. bring it up. two, three. big breath. >> jadiann: i feel like i'm in a real legit spin class right now. >> that is story about a girl with a dream. and a barbecue restaurant. all right? what a feeling! >> jadiann: scale of one to ten, how this she doing so far? >> a ten. >> jadiann: a ten? you are her coach. >> up, down, up, down. >> jadiann: i got this, girl! go! favorite spin moves. all right? everybody, go, go! you have to yell! go, go, go! back, two, four, two! again! i'm racing you. this side, as heavy as you can all the winners get her biscuits. you giving up. >> never. >> jadiann: all right, guys. bring it down. hands in the air. just like you don't care. this class is about feeling good. feeling like you got some good. (cheers and applause) >> christa: you had me fooled. if i didn't work with you every day and didn't know who class, you might really fool me. >> jadiann: well, thank you for that compliment. i watched that and thought, wow, i'm really glad that i have a great day job. because that's not my thing. >> christa: you were so energetic. >> jadiann: you watch yourself and you are like, is that what i do is that what i look like? it is up for you guys to decide. cast your vote at whdh.com. of course, we will reveal the winner. tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. they pretty much keep it open until almost 6:00. >> jeremy: good stuff there. i voted for you, jadiann, already. >> jadiann: you are a classic. >> jeremy: the mic is on. i had to say. that a look at the forecast up bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in m it was serious. rtunately, my doctor had a game plan. ent with xarelto . hey guys! y,inally, somebody iok up to... ...besides arnie. lto is proven to treat lp reduce the risk vt and pe blood clots. o is also proven reduce the risk of stroke eople with afib, used by a heart valve problem. r people with afib rrently well managed on warfar there's limited information how xarelto d warfarin compare ucing the risk of stroke. you know, ied warfarin,t the blood testing d dietary strictions... n't get me started i didn't have to. rted on xarelto . nice pass. safety first. all blood thinners, n't stop taking xarelto t talking to your doctor, this may increase your risk a blood clot or stroke. while taking, u may bruise more easilyd it may take longer for bleeding to stop. o may increase your risk of bleeding you take certain medicines. relto can cause serious, d in rare cases, tal bleeding. unusual bruising, or tingling. you have had spinal anesthesia while on xarelto , tch for back pain any nerve or muscle related gns or symptoms. not take xarelto ou have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. our doctor before all planned medical or dental procedures. foretarting xarelto , ll your doctor about y kidney, liver, bleeding problems. u know xarelto prescribed blood thts class. that's a big win. it is for me. with xarelto ere is no regular blooring and no known dietary restrictions. tment with xarelto ... .was the right move for us. >> christa: one last shot at looking at the weather for today. a lot riding on jeremy right now. >> jeremy: right. here we go. wish me luck. we have sunshine for the afternoon. high pressure is with us this afternoon. cold. low 40's right now in the city. it feels like it is in the 20's and 0's. feels like in town. f fitchburg feels like 28. traveling this week to grandma's house? no issues anyone on the eastern seaboard in new england. >> jadiann: really fast. what is your favorite thanksgiving meal?

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