>> i'm gus rosendale. raphael miranda is in the storm team 4 weather center this morning. >> good morning. we're tracking that rain mainly to the east of new york city right now. you can see in your weather headlines that, rain is going to linger a bit for long island. unfortunately, we may have rain into the afternoon, especially if you live in suffolk county. it's going to be breezy for the rest of us, drying things out from new york city north and west. a cold snap coming our way tomorrow morning. get ready for windchills in the 20s, even in and around new york city. here's a look at storm tracker. tracking light showers in the hamptons from fire island. very light drizzle across fairfield county as well. dry for now in new york city and areas west of town. we are drying things out. there's another area of low pressure that's going to ride along this frontal boundary through the afternoon, keeping us locked in with the clouds throughout much of the day today. not a bright, sunny day like yesterday. mild right now, 53. temperatures generally falling throughout the day. we're back to the 40s by the afternoon. again, peeks of sunshine, yes. not a whole lot. showers occasionally, especially along the coast. not a great day, but not a washout by any means. we'll look at your seven-day forecast coming up in a few. pat and gus, over to you. >> raphael, thank you. happening now, if you are in lower manhattan and you see a heavy police presence, no need for alarm. it's just an active shooter drill taking place in a closed subway station. >> here's the deal. the exercise began at 4:00 a.m. the nypd and other emergency responders all involved in this. also there h the city's top police brass and homeland secretary jeh johnson. subway service is not being affected, but there are several street closures. here's a look at those shutdowns. >> and a programming note. commissioner bill bratton will be among the guests on "meet the press" this morning as chuck todd and his panel examine the question so many people are asking. how do we defeat isis? "meet the press" will air here at 10:30. also new this morning, a turkish airline flight out of jfk was diverted to canada due to a bomb threat. authorities got information about the threat around 11:00 p.m. after the plane was already in the air. it did land safely. it landed safely in nova scotia. this is video from inside the plane as authorities evacuated the passengers. canadian investigators searched the plane with trained docks. no explosives were found, but the threat remains under investigation. the flight will continue to istanbul later this morning. authorities and airlines have been on alert since the terror attacks in paris and the crash of a russian metro jet in egypt a few weeks ago. the terror group isis claimed responsibility for both of those attacks. and isis has released a new propaganda video, the fourth one in as many days. and in this one, militants again are threatening france. meanwhile, three men with possible connections to isis remain in custody in turkey. we brought you news of their arrest. it was breaking news yesterday on "today in new york." police believe that one of those three men scouted the locations where those paris massacres happened. belgium's capital brussels is on virtual lockdown this weekend after the government raised the city's terror threat to the highest level possible. authorities warning of an imminent threat of a paris-style attack. ron mott reports from brussels where the city's usual weekend activities have been replaced by an uneasy calm. >> reporter: armed soldiers, armored vehicles, streets largely cleared of locals, mostly tourists. belgium's capital is a fortified shadow of a city usually bustling on a saturday night after the government raised the terror alert in brussels to its highest level, signaling an imminent attack. fearing a paris-style attack, the prime minister said, we recommend the population to respect the security measures and a substantial reinforcement of police and military has been deployed. he urged people to avoid mass transit ordered shut down until at least sunday afternoon. we take this situation seriously and will continue to do that over the next couple hours, he said. meantime, the intense man hunt for one of the suspects, last seen crossing the french border into belgium, continued. a prime focus, the molenbeek district. several of the paris attackers had ties to belgium. still, defiance. this group sang its opposition to daesh, a name isis considers a putdown, and carol wasn't going to let terror take her saturday night away. >> it's really sad to see this city like that. it's not brussels. it's not the way we are. >> joining a few friends for a night of fun. ron mott, nbc news, brussels. and new this morning, video of the aftermath of friday's deadly terrorist attack on al raddiosn hotel in mali. heavily armed jihadists took guests and staff at that hotel hostage. they killed 19 people. mali's interior minister said 18 of the dead were guests of the hotel. the other was a military police gashed. two attackers were killed in the siege that lasted more than seven hours. three of the gunmen may still be on the run. and we're learning new details about the only american killed in that attack. she grew up in northern new jersey. she was graduated from mt. olive high school. she was a former peace corps volunteer who had dedicated her life to international development. a high school classmate said she tried to contact anita through facebook when she heard about the attack. >> i looked at her page. i was trying to find something, anything saying that she was okay. she was the kind of person that everyone was drawn to. she was very smart and funny and always had a smile on her face. >> anita leaves behind a 7-year-old son. it is a sign of the fear that many americans have since the bombings in paris. last night police were called to investigate a bomb scare at the edgewater multiplex cinema. the call initially came in claiming shots had been fired and a suspicious package was found inside. security immediately called police, and the bomb squad evacuated the building. we later learned the edgewater mayor that the scare was start the when someone was on top of a chair and fell, causing a loud noise. then somebody yelled bomb, causing the theater to go into a panic. nothing was found and the cinema sin cinema was given the all clear. police are hoping security footage will help track down a man wanted for a robbery in the bronx. he flashes a knife and took there are 300 out $300 and took off. if you recognize the man, please give authorities a call. coming up on "today in new york," a good samaritan nearly killed when he steps in to try and save a woman. the terrifying moments that were caught on camera. plus, as the cold air creeps in, a lot of us are working to winterize our homes. when one woman hands over hundreds of dollars in home improvements she didn't need, she said, i better get baquero. and speaking of cold 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(coffee being poured into a cup.) save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. right now, a little rain has passed our area. you might notice the roadway is a little wet, but raph says it's clearing up. he's going to track that in just a second. it was a big night for the knicks in houston and the rangers, they just kept on rolling. >> sure did. here's john chandler with that and more. >> good morning, everybody. november 18th, 2004. remember what you were doing? the knicks were beating the rockets behind a double-double frriom stefan march bury. who would have thought 11 years later that was still their last win in houston, until last night. once again, the game tied at 93-93 late in the fourth. rocketsling zinger open. that's a bad idea. pull-up jumper, pure. knicks up two. are you a believer yet? i'm talking to you, james harden. watch him go into the paint here onmly to be denied by the rookie, who had seven blocked shots. he finished with 24 points, 14 rebounds, his sixth double-double in 14 games. knicks up three. 25 seconds left. carmelo anthony with the board. houston for the first time in 11 years. folks, they're 8-6 after four straight victories. the rangers still haven't lost to the panthers in over two years. but last night things were a little too close for comfort for the blue shirts who blew a 4-2 third-period lead. florida down one with an empty net and extra skater. look at this. he just snipes the puck past the sliver of daylight between henrik lundqvist and the post. big-time goal. rick nash capping his seventh career hat trick with a strike. rangers win 5-4. giants have the week off. it is week 11 in the nfl. the jets at 5-4 visiting houston this afternoon. and gang green has something to prove. they've lost three of four. with another loss that, would dull the 4-1 start that had them talking playoffs. quarterback ryan fitzpatrick has he admits, yeah, this one means a little more to him. he'll start today, even with stitches from surgery still that that left thumb. he'll play through pain because this a game the jets simply have to win. no excuses. college football. number nine michigan state upsets third-ranked ohio state. and number four notre dame squeaked out a win over boston college at fenway park saturday night. rutgers visiting army at west point. scarlet knights up 14-0 in the second. kemper breaking threw for a 38-yard touchdown. army has just two wins but a handful of close losses this year. they play teams tough. rutgers found the solution was just give the ball to paul james, who scored three times. the knights win 31-21. they wrap up the season with maryland next week. college hoops. northern iowa knocks off top-ranked north carolina. this afternoon here on nbc 4, make sure you're watching as nascar, jeff gordon, will race brilliant career, and he could win his fifth title. how's that for a sunday of sports? enjoy the rest of your day, everyone. for "today in new york" i'm john chandler. >> and we are this morning ten degrees above where we were yesterday. >> you're keeping track. >> i like to pay attention. >> i like it. >> you said yesterday we were going to have a little rain. you hit it on the nose. i walked out like, oh. oh, yeah, raph said that. >> thanks. that rain is going to linger, unfortunately. not just a morning thing for long island. looks like it could be quite wet for suffolk county today. sorry, guys. not a great forecast for you. from new york city west into the hudson valley, across new jersey, it should be mostly dry today. that forecast is still on track. it is mild out there. 53 degrees outside right now. there's a look at the tappan zee. look at all the barges. that makes for a nice nighttime scene. expecting not a lot of sunshine. sunrise is around the corner. here's a look at storm tracker. those showers moving through very light overnight throughout the overnight hours. the rain continues for eastern long island. it's not going to end any time soon. you can see light showers moving through the hamptons, also towards east hampton and montauk. sag harbor, you're seeing light rain. here's the problem. we have a frontal boundary camped right across just offshore here. this is low pressure riding up that boundary later on today. it's going to keep that rain chance in the area, especially to the east of new york city. temperatures are mild, though. we're enjoying that, just like gus said. about ten degrees warmer than it was yesterday at this time. 51 in jersey city. 54 in city island. we have a cold front moving through. you can see where it is cooler north and west of town. down to 39 in sussex. not as chilly as it was last night, but still temperatures back down to the mid-40s in newburgh. 45 in danbury. cold air does move in later winds are breezy out there. 16 16 miles per hour in monticello. around 10:00 today, we may start to see sunshine in the hudson valley. look at the clouds hanging tough for long island. here comes another round of rain. 12:00, 1:00 p.m., showers breaking out from eastern long island, eastern suffolk county especially, and also maybe down the jersey shore, especially ocean county. you're going to be just on the fringes of that rain there. new york city, we should stay dry through the afternoon, but expect lots of clouds, maybe drizzle from time to time. the rain just continues through 4:00 p.m. for suffolk county. it's mainly light. it's a nuisance rain. still, i know you're trying to get out there to the supermarket, get those turkeys. a little wet in rocky point and towards the hamptons. drying out nicely by tomorrow morning. monday, 7:00 a.m., it is chilly but dry. sunshine dominates our weather for tomorrow. not a lot of sun today. lots of clouds covering that sunshine. breezy as well. high temperature in the 50s. temperatures generally dropping throughout the afternoon. overnight tonight, lookd at that, 34 degrees in the city. that would be the coldest night of the season so far. of course, even colder in the suburbs. stays chilly tomorrow with a high of only 44 degrees. windchills in the 30s tomorrow. jackets, get them ready for your monday. we are warming up day by day. in fact, by thanksgiving, looking fantastic. 58 degrees and sunny for your thanksgiving thursday. stay up to date with the news 4 new york app. tap the news 4 logo in the corner, scroll down, select the weather tab. you can see the latest forecast, use our interactive radar, and learn how to submit your own weather video. the news 4 new york app for iphone is available in the app store right now. pat and gus, over to you. >> all right, raph. thank you. with temperatures dropping, families are going to be spending more time inside, so you want to make sure your home is safe. >> when a queens woman paid hundreds of dollars in home improvement she didn't need, she said better get baquero. here's lynda. >> it came first as a phone call, then a knock on the door of sonia's home, warning her about a so-called required inspection. >> every two year inspection on my boiler for carbon monoxide. >> worried about carbon monoxide poisoning, she allowed someone who said he was with a local gas company into the basement of her home. >> they change the plate that goes from outside into the water heater, carbon monoxide area in the basement. >> they charged her $475. but after they left, sonya told me she had second thoughts. >> it just seemed very funny and bothered me all night. all night until like 5:00 in the morning. i woke up and said, there's something wrong. >> news 4 investigates found out the company is unlicensed. we took sonya's concerned to the new york city department of consumer affairs. >> if someone is getting home improvement work done for more than $200, the contractor must be licensed. >> the commissioner also recommends getting estimates, then calling them to ask about the company's work, and never pay cash. using a credit cart or check can help protect your money. >> what are you hoping people will come away with after hearing and seeing this story? >> hopefully they'll do their homework before and not to let anyone in their house. >> licensed home improvement contractors pay into a trust fund that's run by the city where consumers could apply for up to $17,000 in restitution if there's a problem. in the newsroom, lynda baquero, news 4 new york. >> and if you are having a problem with a product or service, e-mail bettergetbaquero bettergetbaquero bettergetbaquero@nbcnewyork.com. and still to come on this sunday morning, one of new york's most diverse ballet companies celebrating another exciting season. we're going to talk to the co-founder of complexions. well, the world renowned multicultural complexions contemporary ballet company is going to celebrate its 21st season this fall. joining us now, the co-founder of the company and legendary in studio3 3c. so lovely to see you. congratulations. 21 years, i can't believe it's been that long. >> it's been quite an amazing journey. myself and dwight, the co-founder, we're looking beyond 20. that's our tag for this year. >> i like it. so you're at the joyce theater until the 29th of this month. just a few more days to try to get over there and see them. then you're heading south. >> heading south. we have a winter insensitive coming at the gwynette center for the arts. >> and we were talking in the braeng break about taking this beautiful art form to another level and to another part of the country where it's not quite as intense as here in new york. >> right. it's for expansion. we see there's room for growth, to create an academy, a school where we can get into the train these other dancers, you know, from around the region to come with us and be a part of complexions complexions. >> you know, you have been dancing for how many years now? >> 38. >> and look at you. you must know how blessed you are to be able to still be doing that. your roots here in hip-hop. "the new york times" has called you one of the most legendary datoncers of your time, and you're st yoill doing it. >> i'm still doing it. i feel quite blessed to be in shape and -- with the help of people like mario windsor from pilates pilates. that helps me to maintain my body, and my focus. that's most important. there are certain things i like to do. but you know, that's when i was 19 and 20. we move on from there. >> let's go back to the joyce theater. tetll us about the program at the i know there's a tribute to maya angelou angelou. >> it was indicative of the words -- we read her prose. we're like, this is so beautiful. so he created a dance to that to -- beyond my scene, beyond my guilt is one of the prose. it starts with bach to a piece called "a ballad unto." then we go into our second act, which is to the music of jimmy scott. then we go to -- >> is there some metallica in here? >> oh, yeah. metallica is next. we close out with metallica. it's called "strum." >> that's amazing. that's what makes complexions so unique. diverse in terms of not just the dancers but the music. that's what keeps you looking so good. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> so for people that want to come and see the show, tickets still available? >> still available at www.joyce.org or 212-214-0800. >> and i know yesterday you said complexions has been moving around. you're trying to settle in a more permanent home, but you're a uls always going to call new york home. >> born and bred here. we will always be new york. >> desmond richardson, a pleasure to meet you. i've enjoyed your work. just a fantastic human being as well. and good luck down south. >> thank you. >> coming up next at 6:30 on "today in new york," gus? >> president obama will address isis while meeting with asian leaders, pat. also ahead, a man fighting for his life after he's met with a bullet at the front door. and the midwest is digging out this morning after the first how are we looking? raphael miranda joins uses with well, only a matter of time before that skav fold caffold is taken away. getting those lights on there. an awful lot. i should know how many after the last couple years. it's an awful lot of them. >> something like five miles. >> that actually sounds familiar. >> it's a lot of lights. december 2nd, hopefully you'll come down and join us here at 30 rock for the tree lighting. welcome back to "today in new york." it's a sunday morning. i'm pat battle. >> and i'm gus rosendale. raphael miranda is tracking a little rain. >> that rain is going to linger east of new york city today. a lot of clouds today. a frontal boundary just offshore. the rain is very liekt. the problem is, we have low pressure riding along that front. as we head into the afternoon, another round of showers is going to clip the tri-state, especially coastal sections. here in the city, we should stay mainly dry. the big story tonight, it's mild outside right now, but this is what's happening tonight into tomorrow. we have a north wind, 15 to 20 miles per hour. this is what you're waking up to tomorrow morning. 32 in white plains. 34 in midtown. tomorrow is your winter jacket morning, especially in the hudson valley. 29 your low in poughkeepsie. temperatures in the 20s in yorktown and also monticello. the big chill is coming in about 24 hours. also a busy travel week ahead. we'll look at your thanksgiving travel forecast in a few. pat and gus, over to you. >> thank you, raphael. >> now to long island, where an upscale neighborhood is rattled where a gunman shot a man. >> the victim, who was from out of town s now fighting for his life. michael george has the latest. >> very scary. >> reporter: richard is talking about the man who shot his friend through his front door. you can see the bullet hole here. richard has a friend who's visiting from virginia, and when the doorbell rang friday night, he answered the door. then richard heard a single shot. >> he yelled at me, call 911. then the guy shot through the door. >> reporter: the victim was hit in the chest. richard, a disabled veteran, tried to call 911. >> my concern, was the guy going to get into the house and were we going to be able to get a call out before he did something to everybody in the house. >> reporter: police searched the neighborhood, but the shooter got away. the question right now is what was this all about? police aren't sure, but the shooter may have been looking for someone else. richard says the suspect came to his house hours before the shooting, asking for a person he'd never heard of. >> we said we don't know that person, and they looked down at their phone and said, well, i must have the wrong address and he took off. >> reporter: detectives are interviewing the victim in the hospital. he was critically injured but richard says he's expected to survive. in the quiet neighborhood of diction dix hills, many were too afraid to talk about it with the gunman still on the loose. >> to hear about it in dix hills was surprising to me. >> reporter: and police say they have no suspects at this time. if you have any information, you're asked to call detectives. michael george, "today in new york." police have arrested the man who they say tried to rape a 62-year-old woman in lower manhattan. investigators say the man followed his victim into the lobby of a building early friday morning and attacked her. she was able to get away unharmed. police say they picked up sanchez when they spotted him wearing his distinctive batman jacket, the same one you can see in the surveillance video of the attack. new details in a fatal stabbing of a pregnant woman in the bronx. news 4 investigates has learned the woman accused of killing her claims she was trying to save died. the victim, angelique sutton, just 22 years old and days away from giving her, her accused killer ashley wade is now charged with hurt. we have the latest from katherine creag. >> reporter: with her baby due in less than two weeks, neighbors say 22-year-old angelique sutton looked forward to it. items on her registry show baby clothes and items in pink. tragically, sutton was strangled and stabbed to death. sources say her newborn, taken from her stomach inside of this house on monticello avenue in the bronx by ashley wade, also 22, who is now in police custody. >> it was like -- >> reporter: a neighbor of the victim says she fell to the ground and wept when she heard of sutton's death. she described the victim's family as kind. sutton's father works as a co-pastor at this church in the >> very good. i have nothing bad to say about them. >> so sad because, you know, they're a nice family. they're very friendly. >> reporter: the victim lived only one mile away from wade. news 4 investigates has learned the two women were friends in elementary school and reconnected recently. sources say when the victim visited wade, a verbal fight turned physical. sources say wade told investigators the victim tried to stab her. she grabbed the knife from the victim and stabbed her with it. wade told investigators she wanted to save the baby. that's why she cut the victim's stomach. when police arrived to wade's house, we're told her boyfriend and two others held the newborn in a jacket. wade told detectives she was the one who had just given birth but later admitted she lied. the victim's neighbors, who grew up with her, are in disbelief. >> i just seen her last week, and i said something to her, how are you feeling as far as the baby. she said, i'm just tired, i just want to have the baby. >> reporter: relatives of the victim said nothing as they returned home from the hospital where the victim's newborn is being cared for and monitored. the baby survived. as for the mother, an autopsy will be done on angelique sutton. katherine creag, "weekend today" in new york. there's also sad news in the search for a long island woman who was reported missing in october. authorities believe a body found in a heavily wooded area is the woman. she disappeared october 10th after arguing with her estranged husband in a parking lot. an official identification and cause of death is expected in the coming days. this morning, we are seeing some shocking video from new orleans showing a tulane medical student getting shot as he tried to step in and save a woman from a gunman. a warning, the video is very disturbing. you're about to see it now. you can see this man dragging a woman down the sidewalk toward an suv. moments later, this man, peter goal, sees what's happening, stops his car, and gets out to help. the attacker pulls a gun and shoots him once in the stomach. as he's on the sidewalk, the man tries to finish him off with a shot to the head, but miraculously, the gun jammed and gold survived. the woman he tried to save was treated more minor injuries. the gunman has yet to be arrested. >> wow. there is deep snow and a deep freeze in the midwest this morning. the area is digging out from its first big storm of the season. the fall storm dumped record-breaking snow in some places. buried this morning under 17 inches. the strong winds, wet snow, and slick driving conditions caused road closures and flight delays. the system has now moved into canada. residents from north dakota to illinois will now be bracing for below-zero windchills throughout the day. >> a soccer match in greece caused a riot before the game even got under way. fans and riot police scuffled outside the stadium. inside someone threw flares down on to the field, spending players running to the locker room. fortunately, none of them were hurt. following an hour delay, the match was called off, and that caused fans to riot. police fired tear gas into the crowd to try to subdue them. president obama pledges to continue the fight against isis. at a press conference, he said the coalition will not relent in the battle against the terrorist group, particularly after the attack on civilians in paris. >> we will not accept the idea that terrorist assaults on restaurants and theaters and tels are the new normal or that we are powerless to stop them. after all, that's precisely what terrorists like isil want. >> the president also called on russia's leader to commit to fighting isis. on tuesday, president obama meets with the french president at the white house. still to come on this sunday morning, she's back -- for the holidays. mary lee is back at the jersey shore. we're going to show you how experts are tracking that great white shark. and raphael miranda returns with a check of the forecast. welcome back on a sunday morning. roads a little bit wet out there. if you're heading out, please be careful. if you're heading out into the water, you want to be really careful. she's back. mary lee has returned to the jersey shore. >> researchers have been tracking her with gps for years. mary lee made her way from north carolina's outer banks all the way north, possibly into barnegut bay in ocean county. experts really aren't sure why she keeps coming back. >> she likes it. >> earlier in the day, he was down here. >> reporter: margaret o'brien says it was an eye opener, a tracking map that sparked a new frenzy when it showed mary lee, the famous 3400-pound great white shark, was in barnegut bay today, not far from o'brien's bait and tackle shop. >> just to see it come up on my news feed surprised me. >> that is unusual to have that large a shark in the bay. >> reporter: a few hours later, the map put the 16-foot creature just north of barnegut light, then seven miles offshore. but the nonprofit organization responsible for putting a gps tag on the shark in 2012 says it was receiving low-quality pings from mary lee. the group tweeted that while it's possible the great white came into the bay, it's suspected she was actually swimming north in the ocean, very close to the beach. >> long beach island, moore ri the shark is out there. it's pretty exciting i think for everybody. >> reporter: so what is a low-quality ping? they tell me that happens when the shark's dorsal fin doesn't stay out of the water long enough for the gps tracker to zero in on a specific location. >> it's not unusual for her to be in the area because this is the time of year we're starting to get reports of seals coming into new jersey. >> reporter: seals that mary lee lijokely has a taste for. but that's not what worries margaret o'brien. >> i'm thinking this thing is eating all our fish. >> reporter: ted greenberg, news 4. >> is that all she's worried about? >> we're sure mary lee's friendly. >> with a name like that, it seems so harmless. >> mary lee. >> we got some rain out there today. >> rain and a big cooldown coming tomorrow morning. that's going to be the big story. >> i did hear you say 20s? >> windchills in the 20s tomorrow morning. it's a winter jacket -- it's so mild right now. oh, 50s, kind of coasting along. tomorrow you're going to feel it as you're stepping outside. right now we're tracking that rain to the east of town. we're dry in new york city. lots of clouds. where's the sun? we're not going to have a lot of that. maybe north and west of town. that's where you have the best chance of seeing bright skies as we head into the afternoon. 53 and mostly cloudy at central park this hour. we are tracking some light rain now for the hamptons and montauk. very light, more of a drizzly, nuisance type rain. showers continue for montauk towards east hampton. again, low pressure will keep you pretty damp for suffolk county. temperatures in fairfield county are mild. this is the mild weather i'm talking about. what a big turnaround it's going to be by tomorrow morning. right now you're enjoying 50 in westport. 47 in sanford. 46 degrees in shelton. temperatures in the 40s. a few 30s north and west of town. this is what it feels like monday, 6:00 a.m., heading out the door. windchills in the 20s, even in new york city. it's breezy, a raw feel. we have a windchill of 22 in danbury. could feel like teens deep into the hudson valley. this is a powerful cold front coming on through. during the day, doesn't get much milder. this is 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. windchills stuck in the 30s all day long, even during the relatively mild afternoon. because the breeze, that continues. for your evening commute, jackets are needed again. windchill values in the 20s and 30s and getting colder. feels like around freezing and gets better into tuesday. good news for planning your holiday travel. tuesday through friday, this is the pattern that's locked in place. high pressure keeping us dry for the east coast. if you have travel plans, anywhere from maine to florida, you should be fine. the problem, though, the midwest and the plains. you're going to see some travel delays, especially wednesday and into your thanksgiving thursday. watching out for some rain and even snow in some of the more northern latitudes. as you head out west, cool but mainly trouble free for the west coast. a few showers, a few weak storm there is. watch out for some delays in the intermountain west. the rockies, you can see some snow. times of poor travel, but otherwise, your best bet, stay on the east coast. stay local. the weather will be fantastic. here's a look at future tracker. around 10:00 this morning, nice and quiet. look at the clouds lingering. the showers hanging on, hugging that coastline. we are dry from new york city west and north of town. you see some sunshine hopefully through the afternoon. then we're going to dry things out again as we head back to work. for today, temperatures stuck in the low 50s throughout the morning. dropping by the afternoon. it gets breezy and much colder overnight tonight. down to a low of 34. there's a warming trend, but tomorrow is the cold start. 44 for your high on monday. back to the 50s by wednesday. near 60, beautiful weather, for the thanksgiving parade. today with the news 4 new york app. corner, scroll down, select the weather tab. you can see the latest forecast, use our interactive radar, and learn how to submit your own weather video. the news 4 new york app for iphone is available in the app store right now. pat and gus, over to you. >> thank you, raphael. coming up after the break, it's hip-hop history month. we're going to tell you about some of the cultural events in our area in this week's positively black. plus this. >> coming up next on talk stoop, that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. 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. unleash the power of dough. welcome back on ab sunday morning with the culture of hip-hop being celebrated this month. >> our tracie strahan has more in this morning's positively black. >> news 4 new york presents positively black. >> we are wrapping up 31 days of nonstop hip-hop in queens. the musical heritage of the bureau is being taught by legends like deejay marley maul, but the lessons are coming in a library setting. a creator of the show, ralph mcdaniels is a hip-hop coordinator. kim mcneil capers, the outreach coordinator of the library. i have to call you uncle ralph when you come. no stranger to the show, no stranger to be new york. but this is a title for you. tell me about what you do in this capacity. >> i'm the ambassador now for hip-hop for the queens public library, which is amazing. they've never had anything like that before. the last couple years. kim is the spearhead for the things happening. now what we're going to do is create an archive that you can go to the queens public library, physically go there, or go online and find things, like the first vinyl records and the guys who were the deejays back in the day. you never say the first because that's always -- >> that's controversial. we don't want to get into that now, please. >> but it creates some type of timeline of hip-hop in queens. you have some successful guys. run dmc, 50 cent, nas. >> i would say successful. kim, let's talk about some of the programs. not only is it history. you're teaching the kids. this is a library setting. you're making a little noise with the kids. >> that's right. queens library has a real commitment. we're dedicated to hip-hop. we are really, really vested in providing an opportunity for young people to find out what's going on with hip-hop. finding out about the legacy and the culture of hip-hop. we want to preserve that. queens library is here to do that. we brought ralph mcdaniels on board. >> that's big. >> it is. and he's been working with us for really a long time. it's been a natural fit for the library to work with ralph. >> this isn't the first year for this. you kind of have done some of this before. what growth have you seen? i'm wondering from you, ralph, what's the response from these young kids seeing all of this now? that's pretty big. >> well, it's great. one of the things i thought about when i first got involved with this was bridging the gap. young people are not into, like, the '80s music. some of them. >> or '90s at this point. >> but, you know, they have their own style and their own way of expressing themselves. same way we did when we were 18 years old, back in the day. >> when was that? >> yeah, right. so what we're doing is bridging the gap, bringing young people in on their level to let them understand that what they're doing, we've done already, you know, and it's okay but be yourself, do your thing, and have fun. >> kim, i have to imagine this has been a big boost for the library too. >> this is huge. this week started six days of library service. so the library is now open monday through saturday, 65 locations. so we are excited about creating and doing and preserving hip-hop. we've got music, programs, deejay programming and technology programings s. so we are excited for young people, excited for the older generation, the newer generation. we are excited. >> we want to thank both of you for being here and let everybody know for more information on this hip-hop program, go to queenslibrary.org. is that right? >> that's correct. >> he had to end it on a scratch. thank you both for being here. >> good to see you. thank you. >> this has been a public affairs presentation from nbc 4 he is playing himself in a new usa comedy. >> cat greenleaf sits down with donnie deutsch in today's "talk stoop." >> when last we met, he sort of implied he really liked my job and maybe wanted it. now you're on television playing yourself playing a talk show host, and now you just told me you have a bulldog also. so donnie deutsch, you're trying to take my life. >> it's like a single white female thing except i'm a male and single. >> what else do you want to know? i'll just give you the tips. you're just taking my life. >> okay. where can i get them fancy trousers? >> funny you should ask. the dollar store. >> no way. >> yes, in park slope. it's really good to see you. i'm so, so excited about your new show. this is a big deal. i play kind of a fictionalized version of myself. >> i'm kinkier, i'm more confident. >> let's stop on the kipgy part. >> donnie, this is not a date. >> i play donnie deutsch. everyone else is cast and scripted. i have a daytime talk show where i espouse wonderful advice to people. america loves me, but off the show, i'm a complete hypocrite. >> this is my personal cell. >> how freaking weird is it to be playing yourself in the third person? >> it's actually fun. it's cathartic because -- i'm playing a more idiotic version of myself, which is hard to do. >> stop it, stop it. >> but the key is i'm making fun of myself, making fun of my life and making fun of media people. the whole premise of the show is we in the media, or people in the media, sit on pedestals or stoops, and they critique others. in reality, we're all doing the same stupid things. >> great, now she's texting. mr. deutsch, it's urgent i speak with you. >> maybe she really needs my help. i should call her. >> no! >> actors, after they've been actors and want to be taken seriously like smart people, they put their smart actor glasses on. the journey was interesting. you know, i really -- what the [ bleep ] is the journey? i listen to these actors up there when they're getting awards. where the [ bleep ] are you going? you're not ponce de leon. there's no journey. >> i'm going home. >> show's over. bye. >> i thought you were done. >> and you can see a full half hour of "talk stoop" with cat greenleaf every sunday on cozi-tv. up next, a check of the forecast. plus, our top stories, including this. >> reporter: i'm lori bordonaro on the east side where first responders are holding a drill. this is more than just a town. this is our home. and small business saturday... is more than just a day. it' s our day... to shop small at the places we love... with the people we love. for stuff we can' t get anywhere else. and food that tastes like home. because the money we spend here... can help keep our town growing. on small business saturday, let' s all shop small. for the neighborhood, the town, the home we love. now on "today in new york," a police drill shutting down the streets on the lower east side. what you need to know about this morning's exercise. plus, what led to the evacuation of a local movie theater on a saturday night. and lucky to be alive. an infant among those rescued from a boat that went up in flames. >> good morning to you. welcome to "today in new york" on this sunday morning. i'm gus rosendale. >> and i'm pat battle. it's a beautiful, sunny morning. 52 degrees right now. a little lingering rain in some spots. raphael says times are a changing. >> yes they are. it is milder out there right now. temperatures dropping throughout the day today, back into the 40s. we have that light rain we're tracking to the east of new york city, especially for long island. it will linger there, so suffolk county, you're in and out of showers throughout the day today. it's a breezy afternoon. cold weather coming for your monday morning. we'll look at that in a few minutes. right now we're tracking light rain off to the east. dry in new york city. lots of clouds are stuck around the tri-state this morning. not a whole lot of sunshine throughout your day on sunday. you can see in your day planner, 52 outside right now. it's much milder than yesterday. some peeks of sunshine through the early afternoon. temperatures dropping through the 40s by 6:00. maybe one or were to showers for chance of rain is going to be eastern sections of long island and even the jersey shore. temperatures in the 50s today but a big change is coming your way tonight and tomorrow. we'll take a look at all the chally details coming up in your full forecast. pat and gus, over to you. >> raphael, thank you. well, if you are down on the lower east side and you hear sirens, even possibly gunfire, please don't be alarmed. it's a drill. >> yeah, just a drill. first responders conducting what's called an active shooter drill. lori bordonaro joins us with what's happening now. >> reporter: gus and pat, we're here on the lower east side. you can see much of the street here already shut down. the nypd, fdny, and office of emergency management are here, part of the security drill. you're looking at what appears to be victims. news 4 also obtained video inside the subway station where this is all happening. this is an active shooter exercise that began at 4:00 this morning. i'm told this was planned before not on such a large scale. the police commissioner as well as the mayor and u.s. secretary of homeland security are here. they'll be holding a news conference in just a few hours to update us on the drill and how the city is prepared to respond should there be an attack on our subway station. mean while, there are a few street closures. elizabeth street from broom street to spring street shut down. the subway station here not in operation. so this should not affect downtown subway service this morning. back to you. >> lori bordonaro on the lower east side. thank you. this morning we're also learning what started a bomb scare at a movie theater in edgewater, new jersey. police evacuated the theater after a call came in about shots fired and a suspicious package. the mayor says the scare started when someone was on top of a chair and fell, causing a loud noise. then somebody yelled bomb, causing the theater to go into a panic. in the end, nothing was found and the cinema was given the all clear. no explosives were found on board a turkish airline flight that was diverted after a bomb scare. the plane took off from jfk last night. authorities got information about the threat around 11:00 p.m., after the plane was in the air. it did land safely in nova scotia. this is video from inside the plane as authorities evacuated those passengers. canadian investigators searched the plane with trained dogs. we're hearing the flight will continue to istanbul later this morning. of course, authorities and airlines have been on alert since the terror attacks in paris and the crash of a russian metro jet passenger plane in egypt. isis claimed responsibility for both of those attacks. well, isis makes new threats against france. the terror group has released its fourth propaganda video in as many days. meanwhile, three men with possible links to isis remain in custody in turkey. we brought you news of their arrests as breaking news yesterday on "today in new york." police believe that one of those men scouted out the locations for those paris massacres last friday. and this morning, the streets of brussels are empty as that city is under its highest threat alert level following the threat of a paris-style attack. the prime minister urging people to avoid gathering in large numbers at stadiums or shopping malls. mass transit is shut down until at least this afternoon. meantime, the man hunt continues there for a suspect in the november 13th attacks in paris. and how do we defeat isis? that'll be the question for a panel. they're going to tackle that this morning on "meet the press." commissioner bill bratton will be among the guests joining the conversation. "meet the press" with chuck todd airs at 10:30. new this morning, video of the aftermath of friday's deadly terrorist attack on a raddison hotel in mali. you can see the rooms where some of the guests tried to barricade themselves inside. jihadists took guests and staff hostage and killed 19 people. 18 of dead were guests of this hotel. the other was a military police guard. 17 guests also were injured along with three police officers. two attackers were killed in the siege that lasted more than seven hours. there are fears this morning that three of the gunmen may still be on the loose. also this morning, we're learning new details about an american killed in that attack. anita datar grew up in northern new jersey and graduated from mt. olive high school. she's a former peace corps volunteer who dedicated her life to international development. a high school classmate said she tried to contact anita through facebook when she heard about this attack. >> i looked at her page, i was trying to find something, anything, you know, saying she was okay. she was the kind of person that everyone was drawn to. she was very smart and funny and alonways had a smile on her face. >> she leaves behind a 7-year-old son. six people, including a baby, are safe after they escaped a burning boat off the southern california coast. of smoke drifting over the beach at marina del rey yesterday. the boat was about 200 yards from shore when it caught fire. six peoples, including that 4-month-old baby, were rescued. a run-off race for governor in louisiana ended with the first democrat to be elected to statewide office since 2008. state representative john edwards defeated david vetter in a major upset. visit witter had originally been the front runner until a prostitution scandal resurfaced. he announced he would not seek re-election to his u.s. senate seat. bobby jindal is term limited after eight years of office. still to come on "today in new york" -- >> the i-team comes here to florida on an international art treasure hupt nt. i'm sarah wallace. the incredible story next. and it's mild outside right now. temperatures in the 50s today, but there's a major chill coming our way tonight and tomorrow. we'll tell you how cold it'll save your coffee from the artificial stuff. switch to truvia. great tasting, zero-calorie sweetness from the stevia leaf. sky cam with a live look at lower manhattan. beeautiful day taking shape but big changes on the way. that in just a moment. first, a preview of what's to come months from now for us. the midwest digging out already from its first big storm of the season. chicago's northern suburbs are buried under more than a foot of snow. that snow snarled traffic on roads and runways. the system has now moved into canada, but it isn't over. temperatures in some places in the midwest could dip below zero today. they know cold weather out there, but still a little early. >> yeah, not before thanksgiving. >> i don't feel like complaining about the cold anymore. >> i know, right? >> forget about it. i'm not even going to talk about it. it'll be cold tomorrow morning. no snow, though. that's good. we got a dry cold on your monday morning. we get to use those jackets and sweaters we like to use this time of year as well. looking on the bright side. it is pretty cloudy outside right now. looking for the bright side, you're not going to see it in terms of the sunshine today. temperatures are mild, 52 degrees. we have mostly cloudy skies. more sunshine north and west of town. if you live in the hudson valley, you probably have better luck for that. a split forecast for today. lots of clouds in the city. we're tracking those light showers, now beginning to move offshore. some drizzle lingering for you in east hampton. that's going to be the strend trend throughout the morning. as this area of low pressure moves along this frontal boundary, another round of showers is going to clip the coast, especially after lunchtime. even though you may dry out momentarily, rain is still in the forecast, especially for suffolk county. temperatures are mild. this is your westchester morning. temperatures approaching 50. they're going to stay there throughout the day. a cold front trying to push on in. that's knocking down the temperatures north and west of town. 54 now in islip. nice and mild for you down the jersey shore. 52 in long branch. you can see on future tracker, 10:00 today, mixture of sunshine and clouds. the rain returns by 12:00, 1:00. mainly coastal sections. monmouth, ocean counties. kind of grazing the coast there. new york city stays on the dry you head away from the coast. places like orange county, sullivan county, northwest new jersey, you're dry throughout the day today. you do not need the umbrellas. you may even have peeks of sun. by 8:00 tonight, the rain beginning to taper off for places like suffolk county. if it's a little soggy for you, it will be quickly drying out. by tomorrow morning, much drier and brighter weather. 6:00 a.m. it's nice and dry. chilly commute. the heat will be on in the cars. you can see by monday evening, tomorrow, also another dry commute. 52 for your high for today. mixture of clouds and sunshine, except for coastal spots. you'll see those showers on and off throughout the day. you'll get a little more sun away from the water. overnight tonight, down to 34. that would make it the coldest night of the season so far in the city. below freezing in many suburbs. it's breezy as well. so yeah, we have windchills in the 20s throughout much of the tri-state by tomorrow morning. it stays breezy and chilly tomorrow throughout the day. a high temperature of only 44. a rare below average day for your monday. we're warming up day by day as looking fine for thanksgiving travel and also milder, near 60, by thursday. stay up to date with the news 4 new york app. tap the news 4 logo in the corner, scroll down, select the weather tab. you can see the latest forecast, use our interactive radar, and learn how to submit your own weather video. the news 4 new york app for iphone is available in the app store right now. pat and gus, over to you. >> thank you, raphael. now to an i-team exclusive. everyone dreams of finding a treasure in a family attic that coouuld be worth millions of dollars. >> this morning, investigative reporter sarah wallace takes us on an international art hunt. >> reporter: the mystery begins here. >> and the safe is still there. >> reporter: in this secret crawl space underneath a stairwell in a staten island home, where carl's two aunts hid their family treasures. do you think your aunts knew what it was? >> i think they suspected it. >> reporter: it is now safeguarded in this fireproof case. >> notice how securely protected it z. >> reporter: kept in a secure location in the tri-state area. and revealed here publicly for the first time. >> still wrapped in this newspaper. october 5th, 1947. here we are. this is the work. >> reporter: a broadcast executive, he vaguely remembers as a boy seeing the picture of the lady in the fuzzy hat. his uncle, a soldier, had bought it during the second world war on a street coroner london. he paid how much? >> about ten pounds. >> reporter: roughly $10. this is why it could be worth millions. the signature, pablo picasso. he says none of his relatives ever talked much about the fuzzy hatted lady until his aunt jenny lay on her death bed in 2004. >> she said, don't forget to look under the sewing machine. >> reporter: when he did -- >> hear that? it just came flying out, literal literally in my lap. i began to cry. the journey began with what the heck is it? >> reporter: he says he was dismissed by an executive at a top art auction house. >> she said it's a $10 poster and threw it back at me. just left-handedly. i'll never forget it. >> reporter: that was 11 years ago. he was determined to prove he had something real. a re-creation of picasso's portrait "woman with a cape" that's been hanging in the cleveland museum since 1956. >> it's picasso. he never came to the united states, lived in paris. i went backwards. >> reporter: his meticulous research suggests that in paris in 1936, picasso utilized a fine art practice, a science supported by dr. kenneth smith, an analytical chemist outside of chicago. he collected pigment and paper fibers from the work. >> the colors were first collected with a very fine needle and transferred to a microscope slide. >> reporter: smith determined pigments were only available in europe and consistent with the 1930s. but he was interested in something even more intriguing, an apparent right-thumbprint. >> you can see it was a partial fingerprint, which would have occurred as the artist picked up the piece before that surface coating was completely dry. >> reporter: that fingerprint is now being forensically tested at a lab near washington, d.c. >> this is the signature on paper. >> reporter: but richard isn't waiting for those forensic tests. he's a picasso expert and international art appraiser in florida. we travelled to his gallery to talk to him after he'd appraised what's being called picasso undiscovered in blue. how much do you believe this is worth now? >> $13 million. >> reporter: $13 million? , yeah, right now. >> reporter: you have noest? >> no, i have no interest in it at all. >> reporter: you have no doubt this is the real deal? >> i'm convinced. >> reporter: you're kinds of going out on a limb here. >> i know, but somebody has to. this is a new medium for picasso. i'm glad it came my way. >> reporter: he had not been back to his family's staten the owners gladly let us in. what's it like to be back here? >> it's very emotional. this is all part of what you have to do by piecing it together. it's a treasure hunt, but a treasure hunt with emotion. and what is left, it's picasso. >> reporter: sarah wallace, "today in new york." >> he's now negotiating access to the archives in the cleveland museum. he's reached out to picasso's daughter in france and is waiting to hear if she will certify that work. look under the sewing machine. >> i'm heading to the attic. still to come on "today in new york," we're all gearing up for a big thanksgiving feast, but what if you can enjoy your favorite comfort foods without all calories. we're going to show you some recipes that will make your behave for uncle pete. bye, see you guys later. [boys screaming] now time warner cable makes your internet go faster. up to 300 megs. are you having fun? yeah it's ok. it's good. in-home wifi powered by the latest equipment available to cover all your devices. it's there for you. discover how much more is included. get 50 meg internet for $39.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc. time warner cable. we know it can be hard to steer clear of those rich, calorie-filled foods, especially as the holidays roll in. here to show us how to make some of our favorite comfort food a little more friendly is health coach maria marleau. glad to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> you've brought some of my favorite foods, but maybe not in the forms we're familiar with. this is a tough time of year to stay healthy. >> exactly. so winter time, comfort food, that's what everybody craves. we know those are not so great for your waistline. what i've done here is switched up the ingredients so we get the same flavors and textures but just better, healthier ingredients so you don't have to feel guilty. >> and it's going to taste good? you promise? >> i promise. >> okay. well, we're going to talk about sangria, pizza, chili, and mac and cheese. a lot of questions about this. sangria in a crock pot. never seen that before. it's like a mulled wine, i guess. >> exactly. i love this because it's the first organic sangria. it's made with organic grapes and it also has addrd super fruits. you could have it just on your own, but we're talking comfort foods, so i mulled it. i did it with extra spices such as oranges, cloves, ginger, and cinnamon. you can just throw this in a coffee filter. twist it up. throw that in. >> sure. just boom, right there. >> right in the crock pot. >> what's a little healthier about that? >> cinnamon is great for balancing blood sugar. ginger is so medicinal. it has anti-inflammatory properties. and it gives it that warm winter feel. >> pizza, we all love pizza. we know that's kind of a cheat meal. you say no. >> this is different. this is a great weeknight meal. takes about 20 minutes or so to make. what we use for the crust is a gluten free brown rice tortilla. just heat that up in the oven for about ten minutes on 400. then you can add any toppings you want and throw it back in. i put kale, the healthiest food. >> i'm not putting kale on a pizza. >> it's good. rosemary, thyme, roasted kale. there's no cheese. you could put what you want. i chose to keep this super green. >> this is the time of year everyone loves to make chili, especially football sundays. >> this is my super food chili. it's vegetarian. in place of meat, we use mu tshrooms. it gives it a very meaty texture. i also added some spices in here like turmeric. turmeric is a wonder spice. >> what does that taste like? >> you know, you can't really taste it that much. it's that bright yellow spice. it will turn everything yellow. but it doesn't have a very strong flavor. it's usually masked by other flavors. >> how long does that take to cook? >> it takes about 40 minutes, start to finish. not terrible. >> mac and cheese. that's what fortified me through a lot of college experiences. the ten pack, 10 for $10. the cheaper, the better. this is different. >> this is going to blow your mind. there's no cheese in this. >> mind blown. come on. >> instead of cheese, we're using sweet potato sauce. >> okay. >> this is insane. we're going to start with a little coconut oil. the pan is hot. you'll see that'll melt right away. we're going to make a healthy roux, which is when you add the flour to the oil. this is going to thicken up the sauce. this is tapioca flour. i made it gluten free as well. you basically just add the flour in a little at a time until it gets thick. then we're going to add the rest of the ingredients. >> what else? so we're going to put lime juice. just let this get in. some lime juice. weiv're going to put -- this is dijon mustard. >> beautiful. >> sounds a little strange. garlic. >> can't go wrong with that. all healthy so far. >> and this is sweet potato and almond milk. >> are you combining them? >> i roasted sweet potatoes and put them in the blender with almond milk. >> okay. so that's your version of the dairy product. >> exactly. this is going to get thick. takes about 10, 15 minutes. it'll get creamy. you use that as the sauce for your pasta. >> can i eat this? >> yes, you can. >> that's really good. >> it is good. >> i would lose a bet if you told me it totally tastes like mac and cheese. what kind of pasta? >> that's another thing. i used brown rice pasta. you can't even taste the difference. for some added fiber and nutrients, i threw in some broccoli and sweet potato. you can't even notice the veggies. >> i can't promise to eat healthy the entire season, but at least you're giving me some breaks along the way. hey, people interested in these recipes and more about you, where do they go? >> check out marie ja marlowe.com. also on instagram. >> great to have you. happy thanksgiving. >> thank you so much. >> appreciate your time. as we continue here, we're going to send it over to pat. >> all right. thank you, gus. well, it is time for janice huff to introduce us to this week's wednesday's child. raven has a flair for writing and just needs a forever family to encourage that creativity. >> what types of things do you like to write about? >> stories on how people, you know, did something with themselves and they didn't just stay in their situation. they changed their lives for themselves. >> writing comes easily for raven because she likes to draw from her own life experiences. >> it was great because she had so many stories already in her mind or already written. it was kind of like she just told me all these stories. >> she also wants to travel around the world, from australia -- >> it's so isolated. >> -- to paris. >> one of the greatest fashion parts of the world. >> to japan. >> it's a different experience. >> raven has high hopes on attending spellman, her dream college. and becoming a journalist with her own talk show. >> i talked about something that really bothered me in the community and the world, talked about that. and at the end have a quote. >> but right now raven is con set -- concentrating on writing >> the warm, wholesome, let's cook together, go to the park. that's all she needs, the structure and the warmth. >> you have to cherish them and keep them close to your heart. you have to make sure that nothing happens to them and protect them. >> janice huff for "weekend today." >> and if you're interested in adopting any of our wednesday's children, please contact the nyc children's services parent recruitment hotline. 212-676-wish. up next at 7:30, the latest this. >> reporter: i'm lori bordonaro live on the lower east side, where a disaster is playing out on the streets. only this is not a movie, it's a drill. it is 7:30 as we take a live look at our beautiful christmas tree in the backyard here at 30 rock. gus had a tough time getting it in the door, but he managed. a little help from raphael. >> we got it. the hardest part is getting it off the roof of the mini van. after that, a little elbow grease, we got it all set up. good morning. good to get your sunday started here. i'm gus rosendale. >> i'm pat battle. thank you for joining us. raphael is in the weather center with a look at the forecast. a little wet and a lot of cold headed our way. >> not right now, though. still mild outside. don't need the heavy jackets. you may need the umbrellas, especially later on this afternoon for long island. we've been tracking light rain. kind of a mixed forecast today west. it's going to be dry throughout the afternoon, maybe sunshine. from new york city south and east, along the coast, you're going to see showers on and off throughout the day. you can see right now on our live radar picture, very light hamptons. otherwise, you're pretty dry in norwalk. the clouds are hugging the coast. the cold, that's coming tonight. it's going to last through tomorrow. these are the temperatures we'll be dealing with. down to 32 in white plains. near freezing, even in the city. temperatures in the 50s. get ready for a major change. it's also going to be windy. wind out of the north 15 to 20 miles per hour overnight tonight. you know what that's going to feel like by tomorrow morning. waking up to 34 in newark. 33 in islip. even colder as you head into the burbs north and west of town. 28 in poughkeepsie. get ready. get those winter coats ready for tomorrow morning. you'll need them probably throughout the day as well. busy travel week coming up. we'll look at your travel forecast for thanksgiving and beyond. pat and gus, over to you. first responders are swarming a shutdown subway station, but don't worry. it is all part of a drill. >> lori bordonaro joins us on the lower east side with more. >> reporter: if this was a real life scenario, the city wants to be prepared. right new there are ow there are a lot of emergency responders out there. the fdny, the nypd standing guard and the office of emergency management all here. we've seen fake victims out here on stretchers bleeding and injured. wen. also have new video of that security drill inside of the subway station. this is an active shooter exercise. it began about 4:00 this morning. the mayor, police commissioner, as well as the u.s. secretary of homeland security all here. they'll be holding a news conference in just a little while. i am told that this drill was planned before the paris terror attacks but not on such a large scale. street closures in effect. the subway station here is not operational, so the mta si ays downtown subway service should not be affected. back to you. >> all right, lori bordonaro, thank you. president obama pledges to continue the fight against isis. at a press conference in malaysian, the president said the international coalition will not relent in the battle against that terrorist group, particularly on the attack in paris. >> we're going to get it done and pursue it with every aspect of american power and with all the coalition partners we've assembled. it's going to get done. >> the president meets with french president francois hollande tuesday at the white house. here at home, police are still searching for the gunman who shot a man through a door in a long island neighborhood. a man in town to visit friends answered the door friday night. that friend yelled out to the homeowner to be call 911 just before the shot was fired. the homeowner says the gunman had come to the house hours earlier looking for someone else. >> we said we don't know that person, and they looked down at their phone and then said, well, i must have the wrong address and took off. >> that man's friend who was shot is still in the hospital, but he is expected to survive. this morning, murder charges have been filed against a woman in the bronx. she's accused of killing her pregnant friend and cutting the unborn baby out of her womb. initially, ashley wade called for help on friday, claiming she had just given birth and needed medical attention. later, she told police she had gotten in an argument with angelique sutton and stabbed her. she said she cut the baby out of her friend's woman noord to in order to save its life. neighbors are just stunned. >> very good. i have nothing bad to say about them. >> so bad because they're a nice family. they're very friendly. >> i just seen her last week. and she -- i said to her, how are you feeling as far as the baby? she said, i'm just tired, i just want to have the baby. >> the baby girl did survive, and she's being monitored in the hospital this morning. wade is undergoing psychiatric evaluation. police have made an arrest in an attempted rape in manhattan. investigators say this man attacked a 62-year-old woman. she was able to get away unharmed. police say they picked up sanchez when they spotted him wearing his distinctive batman jacket, the same one seen in the surveillance video of the attack. he was identified in a police lineup. and a sad end to the search for a missing long island woman. suffolk county police say a body discovered by hunters in a heavily wooded area is that of lilia. we're told she took off after arguing with her estranged husband. an official identification and cause of death expected in the coming days. a warning here, the video we're about to show you is disturbing. right now police in new orleans are looking for the gunman who shot a tulane medical student whe en he tried to step in and save a woman. in the video here, you can see a man dragging that woman down the sidewalk after just passing that suv. moments later, this man on the bottom right hand of your screen sees what's happening, tries to help. that's where he gets into trouble. he was shot in the stomach by the suspect. the gunman tried to kill him with a shot to the head. but miraculously, the gun jammed. he survived and the woman was treated for minor injuries. the shooter is still out there. this morning, a video of a violent riot at a soccer match in greece that caused the game to be canceled before it even started. fans and riot police scuffled outside the stadium. inside, someone threw flares down on to the field, sending players running to the locker room. none of them were hurt. following a one-hour delay, the match was called off, and that prompted fans to riot. police fired tear gas into the crowd to try to get them under control. lots more still to come on this sunday morning, including the weather. raphael miranda returns with a check of today's forecast and a it is time now to go across the street. let's check in with erica and craig, find out what's coming up on "weekend today." >> just ahead here on a sunday morning on "today," we'll look a that isis threat. is the terror group targeting a wwe event today in atlanta? more on that. plus, the president's comments this morning about how to battle the extremist group. >> also ahead this morning, hailed as a hero. the tulane medical student who took a bullet, helping save a woman from an attacker. >> and is it time to send in the meteorologists? dylan heads to clown college to find out what it's like for the hundreds of volunteers who do it every year for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> plus, we're going to try out some unique ice cream flavors morning here on "today." thanks gif thanks >> thanksgiving inspired. and not just by the dessert table. >> are we talking about gravy ice cream? >> i'll just say there will be plenty of leftovers. >> you say that, but they come up with ways to make it delicious. >> we have not tried them yet. >> erica, beautiful in your winter white. >> thanks, pat. love you. >> love you back. raphael, they're talking about the parade, clown college. we must mention for the fourth year in a row -- >> this will be the fifth year. >> fifth year in a row raphy is going to be hauling one of those balloons. >> they're very heavy. no, yeah, we're balloon handlers in the parade. this year we're underneath diary of a wimpy kid. being in the parade is fantastic. >> when the weather is good. >> yeah, we've been through all types of weather. this one is a little mild. i like it chilly in the morning. we're going to be dealing with a mild trend. can't wait until thanksgiving. we're going to start out cold tomorrow. the chill is moving in. right now it's kind of in between. 52, relatively mild, warmer than yesterday. temperatures down the jersey shore also pretty mild out there. 51 in red bank. 58 in howell. 49 for you at this four hour in jackson. jumping ahead to tomorrow morning as you're waking up, this is what it will feel like. you need to be ready for this. windchills in the 20s. winter coats a must tomorrow from new york city all around the region, especially in the hudson valley. feels like 17 in monticello. let's set this into motion again. by 2:00 p.m., you think it's going to warm up a little? not that much. windchills stuck in the 20s and 30s throughout the day. that's the best we can do for your back-to-work monday. even by monday evening for your commute heading home, still chilly. windchills in the 30s. we see those 20s back in places like danbury and monticello. as we get into tuesday, it gets a little better day by day. in fact, we're dry and mild, especially wednesday and thursday. had is your travel forecast as you're making those plans. a nice stretch of weather from the east coast all the way down from maine to florida. high pressure in control there. the trouble spot could be the midwest and the plains, especially thursday. so watch out for travel delays there. a little stormy at times. again, excellent conditions for air and road travel along the east coast. west coast, not too bad. it'll be cooler but travel mainly decently. the rockies dealing with a few weak storms. let's track that rain on future tracker on 10:00 this morning. clouds almost everywhere. we start to see sunshine building in. the clouds return by 12:00, 1:00. the rain returns right along the coast there. nassau, suffolk counties, a little wet for you. on and off showers throughout the afternoon. even by 4:00, still dealing with that rain. sorry, long island. sorry for the jersey shore. you have the wet stick today. 52 for your high for today. down to 34 overnight tonight. 44 on monday. it's breezy and chilly. then temperatures getting milder day by day. you want to stay up to date with the news 4 new york app. tap the news 4 logo in the corner, scroll down, select the weather tab. you can see the latest forecast, use our interactive radar, and learn how to submit your own weather video. the news 4 new york app for iphone is available in the app store right now. pat and gus, over to you. >> all right. thanks, raphael. coming up on "today in new york," an impressive night for the knicks as they took on the rockets in houston. we'll have the highlights and it's great to look back at all your family's milestones. and birthdays happen only once a year. getting the flu could make you miss the party. don't let the flu don't let the flu achew! take you out of the picture. get a flu shot today and encourage your loved ones to get one too. now's the best time - and the best protection against the flu. flu season can least through may. to learn more about the flu, visit health.ny.gov/flu. vachew! back now and a big night for the knicks in houston and the rangers keep on rolling. >> yes, they do. john chandler has that and more in your sunday morning sports. >> good morning, everybody. november 18th, 2004. remember what you were doing? the knicks were beating the rockets behind a double-double. who would have thought 11 years later that was still their last win in houston until last night. kristaps porzingis was incredible. rockets leave zinger open, top of the key. yeah, that's a bad idea. pull-up jumper, pure. knicks up two. are you a believer in porzingis yet? i'm talking to you, james harden. watch him go into the paint here only to be denied by the rookie, who had seven blocked shots. porzingis finished with 24 points, 14 rebounds, his sixth double-double in 14 games. knicks up three. 25 seconds left. carmelo anthony with the board. the knicks with the win in houston for the first time in 11 years. folks, they're 8-6 after four straight victories. the rangers still haven't lost to the panthers in over two years. but last night things were a little too close for comfort for the blue shirts, who blew a 4-2 third period lead. florida down one with an empty net and an extra skater. look at this. he just snipes the puck past the sliver of daylight between henrik lundqvist and the post. that's a big-time goal. tied at 4-4. speaking of big-time goals, rick nash capping his seventh career hat trick with a sweet strike. third of the night, fifth of the year. rangers win 5-4. giants have the week off. it is week 11 in the nfl. the jets at 5-4 visiting houston this afternoon. gang green has something to prove. they've lost three of four, and with another loss, that would really dull the 4-1 start that had them talking playoffs at the beginning of the year. quarterback ryan fitzpatrick has something to prove in this too. he started 12 games for the texans last year and admits this one means a little more to him. fitzy will start today, eastbound with even with stitches still in that left thumb. he'll play through pain because this is a game they have to win. college football, number nine michigan state upsets third ranked ohio state. number four notre dame squeaked out a win over boston college at fenway park on saturday night. rutgers visiting army up at west point. scarlet knights up 14 0 in the second quarter. black knights cut the lead in half. aaron kemper breaking loose for a 38-yard touchdown. army has just two wins but a handful of close losses this year. they play teams tough. rutgers found a solution was just give the ball to paul james, who scored three times. the scarlet knights win 31-21. they wrap up the schedule in the regular season with maryland next week. college hoops. northern iowa knocks off top-ranked north carolina. don't forget, this afternoon here on nbc 4, make sure you're watching as nascar, jeff gordon will race for a final time in his brilliant career, and he could win his fifth title. how's that for a sunday of sports? enjoy the rest of your day, everyone. for "today in new york," i'm john chandler. >> and coming up on "today in new york," some book titles that you may want to curl up with after your thanksgiving feast. bill's books is next. an untold story of a quest for olympic glory. >> this week's bill's books. bill goldstein joins us now. so excited about this one in particular. the author of "ticker tailor soldier spy." bill has been going on for three minutes now. this book, does it -- >> it's a biography. what i think is wonderful is that adam is a literary biographer. people think of him as a thriller writer. these are uncommonly beautifully written and intelligent and i've reread them so many times. so i just -- i love this biography. it is unflinching. it looks into his activities not only as a writer but where they come from in the spying that he did also in his life. there's wonderful depth to this book about his marriage. he apparently had many dal yanss that are described. and that infidelity really became a drug for his writing. so it's just an extraordinary book. i think when you read this, you'll immediately want to re-read the novels you have read or hopefully go on to them. >> olympic glory is a theme in another one of these books. >> yes, this is "the three year swim club." there's a japanese-american swim him a glorious amateur. he doesn't know anything about swimming, but he gets the idea he wants to train these sugar plantation children, who are very poor, in swimming to give them something to look forward to. so it's the beginning of 1937. they're going to train for the 1940 olympics. of course, the 1940 olympics don't actually happen because of the war. so it's the coach, some boys and some girls too who train for those three years and live this olympic dream after the war. you get the history of the japanese in america during the war, including the internment, and after that what happens and their loyalty not only to the coach but also to his ideals. he does this wonderful thing. he says, in terms of the swimming, he won't sit down while the students are in the water because he wants to be part of what they're doing. he doesn't want them to see him relaxing. these people's entire lives are changed. and we get to the olympics after the war. >> that's a good thing. "becoming nicole." >> this is a very timely book by amy nutt. it's about the transformation -- the subtitle is the trabansformation of an american family. it's about identical twins, one of whom is transgender. they're two boys. from the very beginning, one of the boys, wyatt, knows he really is a girl. one of the most extraordinary things about this book is how much children know. she spent obviously a lot of time with this family. now nicole is -- has graduated high school. she really transformed not only her own family but had a lot of impact in maine where they live on legal issues. she testified against anti-transgender legislation. she was party to a lawsuit. she meets the president. and it's about not only what children know about their own sexuality but then also how her father and mother become used to this. it's not what they really expected. and there's this gorgeous moment near the end in which the father, who is very conservative and has come to accept this, writes for the first time in seven years. he writes a christmas letter to his family. so you get the larger culture story, but the small transformations that are so poignant within the story. and the father's message really is that parents should have confidence in themselves so that they can treat their children as their children need to be treated without thinking about what other people think. it's a really wonderful story. >> and really quickly here, your last one, "the japanese lover." >> a magnificent writer, chilean writer who now lives in the united states. a beautiful book about displaced persons. it's about an elderly woman in a nursing home and what happened to her through the course of her life when she as a white american woman fell in love with a japanese gardener at her family. she had a past. she now meets a woman in the nursing home who has also come from europe, a younger woman. it's about their relationship. she tells beautiful stories. there are so many secrets revealed as the book comes to its conclusion. you're always on the verge of tears. she really breaks your heart. in a good way. >> all right. something for everyone there. >> i'll read "the japanese lover" right off the top. >> you want to cry. >> i need an uplifting cry and a deep one. >> if you have a question for bill, just e-mail him at billsbooks@nbcuni.com. you can also find a list of the recommended books this week on our website. >> and we're coming right back. stay tuned. find over 1,000 special stories at hospital for special surgery. now on "today in new york," a heavy police presence on the lower east side. details on a drill that's heinlping first responders prepare for an active shooter situation. plus, a turkish airlines flight diverted after takeoff from jfk. lat and new details about the relationship between a pregnant woman and the woman who's been accused of brutally murdering her. good morning. welcome to "today in new york." it's a sunday morning. so thrilled you've joined us. i'm pat battle. >> and i'm gus rosendale. rain moving east and lingering in some places. raphael miranda keeping an eye on that. >> yeah, we have some light rain in the city now. the rain really shifting east throughout the rest of the day. that will linger unfortunately if you live in coastal locations. otherwise, drying out nicely. a breezy afternoon. we have cold weather coming our way starting tonight. here's a live look at storm tracker. we've been tracking these showers off to the east. a bit of a break right now. the clouds are certainly hanging tough along the coast. starting to see breaks of sunshine into the hudson valley. showers. throughout the morning, especially by the afternoon. keep those umbrellas handy if you live along coastal sections. now. temperatures falling throughout the day. a high of 52. a few peeks of sunshine, yes, but also that shower threat does linger, especially for suffolk county and the jersey shore. temperatures falling back to the 40s by this evening. that's nothing compared to what's coming our way tonight and tomorrow morning. we'll look at that chilly forecast coming up in just a few. pat and gus, over to you. >> thanks, raphael. do not be alarmed if you hear sirens, maybe even gunfire this morning on the lower east side. >> that's because first responders are conducting an active shooter drill. lori bordonaro joins us with what's happening now. >> reporter: and gus and pat, we want to emphasize this is just a drill. a lot of people have been coming up and asking us what is going on around here. this looks like a real disaster with a lot of emergency responders out here. you can see we've even seen fake victims on stretchers bleeding and injured. news 4 also has video from the drill inside the subway station. this is an active shooter exercise. it began at about 4:00 this morning. the mayor and police commissioner just arrived here a short time ago as well as the homeland security secretary jeh johnson. they're going to be holding a news conference here in just a little while. i am told that this drill was planned before the terror attacks but not on such a large scale. right now there are several street closures here in effect. elizabeth street from broom street to spring street is closed as well. the subway station where this drill is taking place is not operational. the mta says do not expect any delays. this will not affect subway service throughout the morning. once again, press conference here about to start in just a little while. we'll have live reports throughout the morning. pat and gus, back to you. >> lori, thank you. new this morning a turkish airline flight out of jfk was diverted to canada due to a bomb threat. the flight carrying 256 people was en route to ankara, turkey. authorities got information about the threat about 11:00 last night after the plane was already in the air. it landed safely in nova scotia. we have video from inside the plane as authorities evacuated the passengers. canadian investigators have searched the plane with trained dogs. no explosives were found. the threat remains under investigation. the flight will continue toistal bun later this morning. of course, authorities and airlines have been on alert since the terrorist attacks in paris and the crash of a russian metro jet passenger plane in egypt. isis has claimed responsibility for both of those attacks. new threats this morning in yet another isis propaganda video. this is the fourth one in as many days. in this one, the militants are once again threatening france. meanwhile, in turkey, police arrested three men with alleged links to isis. police believe that one of those men scouted the locations of the paris massacres. this morning, only police are in the streets of brussels as that city is under its highest threat alert level following the warning of a paris-style attack. the prime minister urged people to avoid gathering in large numbers, at stadiums or shopping malls. mass transit is shut down until at least this afternoon. meantime, the man hunt continues for a suspect in the november 13th attacks in paris. and president obama plejs to continue the fight against isis at a press conference in malaysian, he said the international coalition will not relent in the battle against the after those attacks in paris. >> we will not accept the idea that terrorist assaults on restaurants and theaters and hotels are the new normal or that we are powerless to stop them. after all, that's precisely what terrorists like isil want. >> on tuesday, president obama meets with french president francois hollande at the white house. defeating isis, the focus of a panel discussion this morning on "the meet "meet the press." it airs here on nbc 4 at 10:30. new this morning, video of the aftermath of friday's deadly terrorist attack on a raddison hotel in mali. you can see the rooms where some of the guests tried to barricade themselves inside. heavily armed jihadists took guests and staff hostage and killed 19 people. mali's interior minister said 18 of the dead were guests. the other, a military police officer. the minister said 17 guests also were injured, along with three police officers. two attackers were killed in the siege that lasted more than seven hours. there are fears this morning that three of the gunmen may still be on the loose. and we're learning new details about the only american killed. anita datar grew up in northern new jersey and graduated from mt. olive high school in philanders. she was a former peace corps volunteer who dedicated her life to international development. a high school classmate sayings she tried to contact anita through facebook when she heard about the attack. was trying to find anything, saying she was okay. she was the kind of person everyone was drawn to. she was very smart and funny. >> she leavings behind a 7-year-old son. a loud noise led to a huge bomb scare at a movie theater in edgewater, new jersey. police evacuated the edgewater multiplex cinema after calls came in about shots fired and a suspicious package. the mayor of that town says the scare started when someone was on a chair and fell, making a loud noise. then someone yelled bomb, causing theater goers to go into a panic. in the end, nothing was found. this morning, a man is recovering after being shot while visiting friends in a high-end long island neighborhood. the man who was in town from virginia answered the door at this home in deduction ix hills friday night. the homeowner says the gunman came to his house hours earlier looking for someone else. >> my concern, was the guy going to get into the house, and were we going to be able to get a call out before he did something to everybody in the house. >> the friend who was shot is in the hospital and is expected to survive. this morning, investigators are hoping that an autopsy will answer some questions about a pregnant woman who was murdered and whose unborn baby was cut from 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waking up with you, westchester county, and the entire tri-state area today. 51 degrees. don't get too used to that. raphael miranda is here with a look at weather. >> a precipitous drop in temperatures. >> most definitely. tomorrow morning, windchills in the 20s as you're waking up. it's a rude awakening for your monday. a nice awakening hopefully for you right now with us. temperatures in the 50s outside. the rain is gone for now. in fact, you can even see a glimmer of sunshine on the world trade center downtown. that's going to be the story throughout the day today. not a whole lot of sun but peeks of it from time to time. especially as you head away from the coast. closer you are to the water, the more likely you are to see more rain coming from the sky. you can see on storm tracker, getting sunshine in poughkeepsie in the hudson valley. breaks in the cloud cover for new york city. there is more rain offshore. it's going to be moving back in places like the hamptons and montauk, you've seen those showers moving through. we're dealing with low pressure offshore. this is going to be spilling over. low pressure riding along a frontal boundary. some of that rain will clip the coast, especially jersey shore and long island. you'll see those showers probably around 11:00, 12:00. right now temperatures are near 50 in many spots. a mild morning in sayreville. 51 degrees in point pleasant. 48 for you in toms river. 47 now in sussex with some sunshine. that warmed up quickly. 39 in monticello. 42 at this hour in poughkeepsie. cold front is moving through. this is what it's going to do. this is tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. as you're heading out the door. windchills that require the winter jackets. feels like 26, even in midtown. probably one of the coldest mornings we've seen this season so far. we've got windchills in the teens in places like monticello. feels like 17. set this into motion. by 2:00 tomorrow afternoon, still cold. wind chills in the 30s. we're stuck in the 30s all day long. first day i remember this season with windchills like this. your evening commute, 7:00 p.m., is dry. but it's also still chilly with windchills falling back into the 20s. the good news is, as we plan ahead, lots of travel activities tuesday through friday. we're keeping it nice and dry along the east coast. hopefully that's where you're going. if you are going to the midwest, you may have a few more delays there unfortunately. it will be stormy at times. some rain and a little bit of snow in the higher latitudes. if you're heading out west, cooler than normal but mainly quiet. the only exception, the rockies, intermountain west. you'll see a few storms and some snow, maybe travel delays there as well. here in the tri-state, looking fantastic. here's a look at future tracker. throughout the rest of the morning, tracking rain. here it comes back along the jersey shore. those showers clipping eastern suffolk county right through the rest of the afternoon. everyone is drying out nicely by around 7:00, 8:00 p.m. we're coasting as we head into monday. also, don't forget that temperature drop into tomorrow morning. bundle up for your monday. a high of only 44 degrees. breezy all day long. temperatures rebound nicely day by day. 48 on tuesday. 50 on wednesday. near 60 for your thanksgiving thursday. you want to stay up to day with these ups and downs with the news 4 new york app. tap the news 4 logo in the corner, scroll down, select the weather tab. you can see the latest forecast, use our interactive radar, and learn how to submit your own weather video. the news 4 new york app for iphone is available in the app store right now. pat and gus, over to you. >> raphael, thank you. a consumer alert this morning regarding credit card skimmer scams. news 4's michael george has details on how you can protect yourself. >> reporter: i.d. thieves on the attack. installing atm card readers called skimmers at gas stations and convenience stores. these high-tech devices look just like real card readers. >> i've heard of the scheme, but i didn't know it was going on right here. >> if you're working and saving your money and putting it in the bank and someone else is just putting a device on a machine and taking your money, that's not cool. >> reporter: the problem is exploding in east elmhurst, jackson heights, and corona. last year, 16 reports of skimming over a ten-week period. this year over the same time period, the numbers quadrupled to 63. >> i don't think it's good for the neighborhood. >> reporter: the nypd is posting warning fliers on atms in the neighborhood. neighborhood. there are a few things you should be doing every time you use an atm. first off, make sure you cover the key pad with your hand as you punch in the numbers. as you also want to grab the card reader and jiggle it will to make sure there aren't any skimming devices installed. anything loose or glued on is a red flag. have you ever heard of that before? >> no, this is my first time. since you say that, i'm going to be doing that. asking yourself if a few hundred dollars was stolen from your bank account, would you notice? >> i'm pretty good about checking up on what i spend and what's being taken out, so i think i would hope i would be able to catch it. >> reporter: the i.d. thieves are getting more and more high tech, so you're going to need to do the same to keep up. most banks offer apps or phone alerts to get notifications if there's any unusual activity in your bank account. michael george, news 4 new york. coming up after the break, are you streszing out about turkey day? >> we have your last-minute francesco fix to get your home ready to entertain. you're watching "today in new behave for uncle pete. bye, see you guys later. 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'cause the older we get, that's just how we roll. blinds to go. blinds for life. welcome back on a sunday morning. thanksgiving is just around the corner. that annual gathering can be particularly overwhelms, especially for the host. that's why francesco joining us with fast, fun, and frugal thanksgiving fixes. happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you almost. >> this first idea, which is fabulous. had not thought of this. >> something i like to do in my own home around the holidays. i like to create a basket upon entry where people can bring food donations or monetary donations for their favorite charities. this one is for the new york city food bank. for every dollar given, five meals are given to new yorkers you can pair up with your local church or other organization. start it at work. it's a great way to -- you know, i don't need a fruit basket when you come over. let's help somebody. >> i love this idea. >> it's a nice fix to help those this season. >> a francesco fix. i love it. great idea. put it by the front door and everybody drops something in. this is adorable. a giving tree. so important. thanksgiving is my favorite holiday because, of course, you get family together, but it's also a reminder of all the things, especially in the times we're living in now, of what we're thankful for. this is perfect. >> thank you. i pulled a branch from the bush behind you. >> oh, that's where that went. >> it's simple. grab a vase from under the sink. put popcorn, nuts. i have these white pumpkins. cut out little shapes from your xerox paper, brown paper bags, whatever you have laying around the house. have people write what they're thankful for. keep these and put them in a scrapbook later on to remember. it's fast, it's fun, family it's a francesco fix. it's something that creates conversation. >> i was just about to say that. >> especially if you have a lot of people from out of town new to the family. it's a great way to break the ice. >> something to talk about other than football. it's really a great idea. >> crafting always trumps football in my home. >> ditto. >> i'm not of the norm. >> ditto. speaking of crafting, these are impressive, these candles. >> thank you. real quick, before i forget, the banners out in front. if you have a buffet, mantle, window. lunch bags, cut them in a triangle, print out some words, and poke the hole and ribbon. >> oh, here across the bottom. >> just another quick, easy, affordable -- i mean, that was actually free. i had the ribbon leftover from a halloween project. a nice way to adorn something there. and to keep the kids busy and out from under your feet. cut out some leaves! >> so jars. cooking and have gravy jars. i grab some yarn, ribbon, whatever. wrap it around. a little popcorn, i guess. sunflower seeds, candles, whatever you want to do. it's a crafty candle to put on your dinner table. >> drop a candle inside. >> battery operated. if you burn, burn responsibly. check those fire alarms. >> safety and love. >> absolutely. >> and this is great. i don't usually have too many leftovers but always run out of containers. in fact, when i go to a gather gathering gathering, i'll take the hostess some and tie them up with a beautiful ribbon. >> yes, set up a packing station. keep it easy. and portion control. i don't know about you, but my uncle joe takes too much mashed potato and there's nothing left. portion control your guests. make it easy so the hostess doesn't have to scramble for tupperware. i took it a step further to make card on each bag so people know i'm thankful for them attending. it's a great way to keep thankful conversation going. >> you are beyond. in here you've included plastic bags, paper bags. >> bows. however you want to do it. >> and the little plastic containers. you can get them from the dollar store, whatever. you can be thankful you didn't overspend and everybody gets to take them home. >> absolutely. finally, my number one tip is to say thank you more to your family, to your friends, to your baristas, co-wore hfco-workers, my pat. happy, happy thanksgiving. i thank you for being so kind to me over these past two years. >> we're thankful to have you. thanks, francesco. we'll be right back with your seven-day forecast. sometimes, we all need a little help. today, you helped her plant a garden, and you want to be there to help her with all her tomorrows. if you're trying to quit smoking, you may need a little help. medications to help you stop smoking... including nicotine patches, gum and other medicines, are available to medicaid members. call your doctor today to get the help you need to quit smoking... so you can always be there well, we've all been talking about adele. heeer new cd about to make records in terms of sales first week out. she was the musical guest on "saturday night live." she wasn't in any sketches. the album was the theme of one holiday bit. >> it shows a family at thanksgiving, and every time they argue, a little girl plays adele's song "hello." >> hello, we're talking about thanksgiving. >> holy cow. hello from the other side i must have called a thousand times to tell you i'm sorry for everything that i've done but when i call you never -- >> later in the show, adele performed two songs from her new album "25," including "hello." >> matthew mcconaughey was the host this week. >> yeah, okay. i'm not sure what's going on there. in his monologue, he talked about how much work it is to get the show together in just a week's time. >> seriously. we've been doing 16-hour days for the last six days just getting ready. not that we are actually ready because i promise you we are not. but you know what? pretty sure everything tonight [ applause ] that's not what you thought i was going to say, was it? >> well, mcconaughey went on to explain the origin of his famous line "all right, all right, all right" on the set of "dazed and confused." and in two weeks, actor ryan gossling will be hosting. >> "dazed and confused," 1993. a bit of a reality check there. >> raphael, speaking of reality check. >> yeah, a couple reality checks. first of all, the lack of sunshine today. a little cloudy today. a little rain to the east of town especially. breezy, clouds, and sun in the city. showers return to the jersey shore. not a heavy washout but a nuisance as you're trying to get those turkeys ready. for tonight, that's when we get cold again. down to 34 in the city. breezy, winds out of the north around 20 miles per hour. you are waking up to windchills in the 20s tomorrow morning. stays chilly throughout the day on monday. a high of only 44 tomorrow. that's below average. it's breezy.

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