happy thanksgiving eve to you. the same to you. let s go right over to the maps unfortunately we do not have happy news here as you go on the hutch north near king street. a truck hit the bridge. trucks are not allowed on the parkways because the bridges are very low. the trucks are very high. so it is now hit the bridge and there s debris on the roadway as a result. we also have an accident on the hutch going south right near boston road and then overturned vehicle on route 287 cross westchester expressway eastbound right near exit 5 in white plains that overturned vehicle still being cleared away. belt parkway going west at flat bushel avenue you still have that crash. subway service is running on or close to schedule. and we have street cleaning rules are in effect for today. and it s a gridlock alert day. thank you very much heather and police are asking for help this morning in finding the gunman who opened fire in a car in new jersey. seriously wounding two women
mission not accomplished. just about they refused to change the plans. experts say nationwide, they expect 3% more travelers than the highest since 2007. we travel all of the time and it s totally normal. reporter: but these are very unusual times as more than 25 million people are expected to fly on u.s. carriers this thanksgiving holiday season. actually, i didn t think up. [laughter] reporter: security here at la guardia airport. the longest lines we spotted were there as passengers got ready to pass through what will be a more stringent screening process. experts warned those who sign for the precheck program, you should be prepared to do things you may otherwise skip like take off your shoes. are you more concerned this the world? i don t think so. we need to keep positive about not let it slow us down. reporter: christie and her family with heading to chicago. each yearthy fly on thanksgiving. i think i m more concerned than normal but we re kf departmen
beverly, you can see nashua 21. out into worcester county we re 23 in worcester and as cold as 14 in orange. teens right now from norwood to taunton and widespread 20 s for you down along the cape and the south coast this morning. now the winds are lighter, yes, but they re not nonexistent. even with a little bit of wind, look what it is doing to the wind chill factor this morning. worcester. you do want to make sure you re dressed for it as you re heading out the door. skies are clear right now. today. that means sunshine is sticking around. we are going to see those temperatures come up out of the teens and 20 s into the 30 s this morning. today. and we should top out about 43 today in boston. so a little better than yesterday and with lighter winds, it s going to feel all right. we ll talk you through the rest of your holiday forecast here coming up. let s get you out to the roadways and see how we re doing out there. good morning, olessa. olessa: a live look outside start
raleigh, snaked on the side of the road. fox 25 learned the child s head was shaved and had contusions. she s experiencing multiple psychotic symptoms, including auditor hallucinations. the reporter: after the hearing, her defense attorney released a statement, saying, abigail is addressing serious and potentially life-threatening issues, we are in the early stages of the process of trying to determine the facts of what occurred over the past several days. hannah s family including her parents and fiancee, left court in silence. they too, likely still trying to make sense of accusations of kidnapping, breaking and entering, aye assault and battery on a child with injuries and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon. the family of the young child, the albers family issued a statement prior to today s arraignment, saying in part, we have suffered a horrific ordeal, we re grateful to have our daughter back and thankful for the incredible efforts to rescue our daughter by
now in that warrants, police say that their suspect initially denied knowing the family, then admit to go sitting for them one time and allegedly claims she knew the family kept their doors unlocked. abigail hannah arrived in an unmarked police car with dark window continuity. the bright lights of the essex county courtroom revealed a seemingly frail young woman. court officers held her arms, helping her stand for the duration of her arraignment. in my opinion, she s not competent. dr. tammy howe examined hannah since she s been in custody. she is experiencing suicidal ideation, and she s not tried to hurt herself today, but it s not clear whether or not she is intending to at some time today. the reporter: hamilton police say it was overnight thursday, hannah broke into the hamilton home and kidnapped one of the children she used to baby-sit. 2-year-old lyndon albers was found nearly ten miles away in raleigh, naked on the side of the road. fox 25 learned the child s h