and traffic together are all ahead here on wbz. >> the news at 5:00 starts now. developing now at 5:00, weapons stolen from an army reserve building in worcester. what the thieves got away with involved. and breaking news, more than 100 raids in france overnight, plus new details about the mastermind behind the paris terror attacks. and opening statements today in the trial of the danvers teen accused of killing his teacher. expected to take. and a bad break for the patriots, they beat the giants, but lose julian edleman, an update on the wide receiver's injury. it's 5:00. >> i'm kathryn hauser. thanks for joining us on this monday, november the 16th. let's get right to it, a check of your forecast with danielle. it was a nice weekend, danielle.

we will keep the quiet stretch going, you guys. currently, temperatures 48 degrees at logan airport. the dew point is in the 30s and the winds out of the west at 9 right now. it's colder in the suburbs, though. we've dipped into the 30s and 20s on the map. 29 in orange. 38 in fitch burg. 38 in norwood. and 40 to 50, wide range of temperatures here from the south shore back down to the cape. a few clouds at the coastline have kept the temperatures up a little bit, from the merrimack valley back down to cape cod and the south shore. look at the planner, 42 degrees, sun and clouds to start. sunrise at 6:36. fair and quiet, 56 degrees by lunchtime. actually a little bit above where we should be for this time of the year. and mostly clear. 50 degrees for the ride home with the sunset at 4:21. we'll outline the week ahead coming up. now a look at the roads this morning. good morning, robi. >> reporter: danielle, good morning. quiet out there now as we expect for this time of morning

is under way. heavy volume through boston, but no slowdowns. a quick look at the north map, heavy in the andover stretch, but moving. route 3 south looks good. route 1, 495, they look like speed-limit rides. guys? >> thank you, robi. breaking news now, this just in, french officials identifying the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks. his name is abdel ahmed bell. this news comes as police carry out more than 150 raids overnight across france. we will have more on the investigation in a few minutes. and another developing story, but here at home. high-powered weapons stolen from an army reserve center in worcester. sources tell wbz six semiautomatic rifles and 10 pistols are missing and now the fbi is looking into what happened. our susie steimle is live in worcester this morning.

susie, investigators aren't taking any chances with this one. >> reporter: that's right, chris. we're live this morning. if you're unfamiliar with this area, engines a public place -- it's in a public place and very visible. they say at this point they don't believe that there is any sort of credible public threat in worcester or nearby areas, but still, not willing to that he any chances given what happened in paris over the weekend. . >> reporter: weapons stolen in worcester, sometime between 4:00 saturday afternoon and 7:00 a.m. sunday, weapons went missing at the stoddard army reserve. >> nothing at this point in time that would tie this to, you know, any specific threat or anything else at this point. >> reporter: the fbi is on the case assisting local law enforcement. sources say six semiautomatic weapons and 10 pistols were taken, each has been entered

into a national database, alerting all other police agencies. given the heightened state of alarm following the terrorist attacks, concerns of a copycat are top of mind. >> anytime that you have terrorists, groups or just criminals breaking into police stations, armories, stealing weapons, in order to threaten the local government, the people, mine that's -- that's something we all take seriously. >> reporter: the governor addressed the break-ins during a news conference ag. radar regardless. >> these sorts of things, people will be chasing and investigating no matter what. >> reporter: local law enforcement is calling this an isolated incident. they don't believe it's tied to any open cases. we're live in worcester, susie steimle, "wbz this morning." breaking news in france now, french officials identifying the suspected

mastermind as a belgium man. this comes as dozens of raids happened overnight as the country strikes back against terrorism. france's military unleashed air strikes against isis-controlled territories and training camps. 129 people died in the attacks on paris. more than 350 were injured. bree is here now with a closer look at the military response and the investigation into the attacks. good morning. >> good morning. france's prime minister says there have been over 150 police raids overnight in his country. today, we expect them to announce a new intelligence- sharing agreement between france, the u.s. and our most trust aid allies. all of this while the hunt is on for the logistics man behind friday's attack. the panic is real in paris. a loud noise sent people runening terror from a memorial to friday's victims. french officials say three teams of terrorists launched coordinated attacks on cafes, a soccer game and a concert hall.

massacre was well-organized and sophisticated, making use of dark apps. >> they use the encryption, which is very difficult, if not impossible for governments to break. >> reporter: the attack may have involved dozens of terrorists, at least seven of them are dead, including three french citizens. a number of suspects were detained in belgium and a manhunt is under way right now to find the only surviving shooter. he was born in belgium and believed to have run logistics for the attackers and rented one of the cars they used, which was towed away from near the bataclan nightclub for forensic testing. in retaliation, french warplanes began hitting targets sunday, specifically rocka, where it is believed the attack was planned. among the victims is at least one american,a 23-year-old college california student studying abroad. the son of a martha's vineyard

resident is also critically injured. we will hear from his family coming up in the next half hour. chris, back to you. >> thank you, bree. the attacks in paris have police in massachusetts ramping up security, as well. patrols have been stepped up around what police say could be potential targets. and the city once victimized by terrorism, the commissioner says boston police will be vigilant. >> we're watching social media, all the intelligence out there. and you're going see us being visible around the city, around transportation centers in the city, around sporting events and obviously concert venues. >> police added patrols around sensitive areas and it might be around for a while. they say there have been no credible threats against the city. it is 5:07 now. skaiwl moments for -- scary moments for passengers heading to boston. they were boarding a flight at washington reagan national airport when the crew became suspicious about activity with two men on board.

one passenger telling wbz it appeared they were looking at each passenger's face very closely while boarding. the crew contacted police. they took everyone off the plane and did a security sweep with k-9s. >> they just wanted to be safe because of what happened in paris, i guess, that's what they told us. >> it was scary, but they handled it really well. >> nothing was found, the men were questioned by police, but were released and rebooked on a later flight. stay with wbz on air and online for continuing coverage of the paris attacks as new information comes in and developments eemerge, you can found count on us for the latest. and a danvers teenager accused of raping and killing his math teacher. nicole jacobs is live with a closer look at what we're expected to hear. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. finally, the trial gets under way after about a 20-day halt

philip chrism to undergo a mental health evaluation. the judge determined he was fit to stand trial, competent to stand trial and we do expect those opening statements to begin today. of course, chisolm is accused of raping and murdering his 9th grade math teacher over at danvers high school. she asked her 14-year-old student to stay after class when it appeared he was distracted during class. surveillance video shows him following her in a restroom, that's when authorities say he murdered her, then rolled her body in a trash container to an area behind the school. defense attorneys are reportedly positioning themselves to use an insanity defense, but, of course, the outcome here lies in the hands of 17 jurors who were -- who will now determine chrisom's fate. court begins at 9:00 a.m. we're live in salem, nicole jacobs, "wbz this morning."

>> thank you, nicole. 5:09 now. governor charlie baker's taking center stage on beacon hill today. lawmakers are holding a public hearing to discuss the measure. it would restrict patients to 3- day supply of painkillers. the first time they're prescribed an opiate or when they receive a prescription from a new doctor. patients could seek refills. the proposal would let doctors commit a person involuntarily to a drug treatment facility for up to 72 hours. republican presidential carlie fiorina -- presidential candidate carlie fiorina will spend three days in new hampshire. the former hewlett-packard executive will be at plymouth state university tonight. she will also be campaigning in concord andene, new hampshire. she has been hovering around 5 percent in recent new hampshire polls, far behind donald trump and ben carson. here in massachusetts, presidential hopeful hillary

among the state's democrats. the associated press contacted 20 of the state's 25 super delegates. 14 back clinton. the other 6, including senator warren, were undecided. super delegates can support any candidate and are not bound by the primary. 5:11 now. coming up, a final chance to weigh in on student testing here in the bay state. >> when officials will decide if they want to change standardized testing for public school kids. 100 teenagers giving back and raise aware face. the expensive weekend unplugged and sleeping in cardboard boxes. good morning, danielle. >> good morning, everybody. a quiet start to the week today. temperatures in the 50s, pretty pleasant by november standards. i will tell you when wet weather comes back in the mix.

welcome back. 5:14 now. jet blue will be showing off the latest improvements at logan airport today. >> the airline will unveil the first phase of its terminal "c" makeover. there are new kiosks and updated information displays. jet blue is now the official airline of the new england patriots. while ronkowski is not expected to dance at today's event, the team's newest super bowl banner will be raised at the terminal. his moves are pretty funny. that app was hilarious and had us dancing on friday. >> it did, for sure.

>> kind of interesting. but, no, you may not fly the airplane. hi, danielle. >> good morning, guys. so, our weather is going to be pretty quiet here to start the week, which is great news. for the kids, as well. now to the latest friends, check this out. >> good morning, everybody. >> these are the kids at the cape cod lighthouse charter school down in harwich, you guys. they taught me a lot about bird migration and weather patterns. then it went around the corner to the cape cod technical high school and spoke to the students and staff there about careers in meterology and weather. we had a blast on friday. we hope you had a fantastic weekend, too. stepping out the door this morning, a little on the cool side, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. 48 degrees in boston now. 34 in nashua. 35 in taunton. lower 40s in lawrence and worcester. a few clouds in eastern massachusetts, back down to

cape cod. otherwise, today will be quiet. a big area of high pressure is going to be building in. so, any wet weather in the central part of the country,we don't have to worry about for several days. so, temperatures come into the 50s. actually a little bit above where they should be for this time of the year. a pleasant start to the week. tomorrow will be cooler. only in the upper 40s for highs, but the sun is going to be shining for our tuesday. wednesday looks good, too. we start with sunshine, the high slims off the coastline -- slips off the coastline. we will get high, thin clouds during the evening hours on wednesday. overall, it looks like a nice day with eventually some of this wet weather coming into play, but not until later on thursday. you will hear about the front over the now few days because it is likely to spawn severe weather in the central part of the country through the next couple of days. in the meantime today, look at this. temperatures, middle to upper 50s. the north wind, it will breezy, but not that strong. 57 in pittsburgh this afternoon.

lower 50s jaffray to the worcester hills. 55 to 60 from plymouth through taunton and norwood. upper 50s on cape cod, as well. tonight will be chilly, clear and cold. 35 downtown, but look at the suburbs. widespread 20s here. 22 to 28 degrees tonight so, cold start in the morning. we will make a pretty good rebound, i mean, 20 degrees by the course of the afternoon, but only in the upper 40s. tomorrow, actually ends up being below average. wednesday, we bump it back up to 50 degrees with late day clouds and then thursday and friday, we watch wet weather. there may be showers thursday late in the day into friday morning. temperatures running in the mid- 50s and then we turn cooler by the weekend, upper 40s on saturday and sunday. traffic and weather together, robi. have to ask, the football game this weekend -- >> really, had to ask? i wasn't going to bring it up.

>> it was a good game, robi. >> congratulations, chris. it was a great game. >> what was the score? >> it's not important now. >> it was close! >> sorry. >> we have a game to go. beat bedford on thanksgiving. okay. now i'm depressed. a serious crash south of boston now, down in norton, 495 northbound near 123. it is a serious accident investigation down there now. the 2 right laneesare closed. the ramp to route 1 southbound is also closed and we're told there's at least one vehicle off the road down there. so this is something we will keep an eye on throughout the morning. back to you. >> thank you, chris. a final chance to weigh in on student testing here in the bay state. the state board of elementary and secondary education is holding a public hearing today at malden high, a day before the state board votes on a plan to revamp state wide testing.

a new test has been recommended that would combine elements of the current exam with piecest of the park test. if approved, it would take effect in 2017. 100 teenagers sleeping in boxes and fundraising in north attleboro. >> multiple church groups, youth groups, spent the weekend unplugged to experience the reality of being homeless. >> basically what the kids do is they bring their clothes on their back, blankets, plenty of blankets to stay warm and sleep in cardboard boxes for two nights. we call it the feel good weekend. seeing kids without cell phones or tablets. just what they have on them. giving back to the community. >> it's nice to know what a lot of people go through and how hard it is. it gives you an idea of what they have to do and an appreciation for how bad it is. >> it makes me feel like a really good person that i took time to do this.

once you start here,you kind of get the mojo and really want to help out. >> some people, this is their reality. and so i thought it would be a good experience. you get a better understanding of what they're going through. >> that's what this weekend is all about. it's about really pushing them out of their comfort zones and helping them discovery who they are, too. it speaks volumes that the kids are willing to drop their electronics, give up the game and come out here to sleep in a box, to be cold, to get rained on. it speaks volumes and it gives me hope for the world and for the next generation. >> this is the ninth homeless awareness weekend. over that time, the teenagers have raised over $100,000. >> all proceeds go to food pantries, soup kitchens and homeless shelters in the areas. >> good work there. >> well done. nice story. coming up, the pats stay perfect, but with a big cost.

>> another key player hurt. how long tom brady could be without one of his biggest weapons. and the celtics looking to make it two in a row.

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>> and another big injury for the patriots. steve burton has more in your morning sports. >> good morning, everyone. the patriots are finally able to do what they haven't done since 2007. that's beat the giants and they did it in dramatic fashion, but it was a huge cost. julian edleman has a broken foot and his season is in jeopardy. he's scheduled to be operated on today. 7-7 game. here it is. edleman hurts his left foot on a play. sources say it's a broken foot, but don't rule him out for the entire season just yet. the giants would take a 17-10 lead into the half. to the 4th we go. brady, ronkowski there. 76 yards there. five catches, 113 yards. the touchdown for big no. 87. pats on top, but the giants take the lead on a field goal. so, tom brady with another last- minute drive to set up this. just doesn't miss these days.

the 54-yarder wins it for the patriots. they stay alive with the win and improve to 9-0. >> it always comes down to the end with them. you know,we talked about it before the game it was play hard for 60 minutes and it took, you know, took every last second, so part of our team, the way we fought, but we can today. certainly i can. and i'm glad we're 9-0. celtics in oklahoma city taking on the thunder last night, trying to make it 2-0. 55-33 in the second half. winning, 100-85. back at it tonight in houston against the rockets. the big story concerning the patriots, julian edleman out with a broken foot, scheduled >> thank you. and in denver, it was a bittersweet day for peyton manning. the broncos' quarterback baseball became the all-time passing leader.

he broke brett favre's record and now passed for 71 thousand interceptions. city chiefs. and breaking records there. that's a crazy turn-around. the boston bruteins are going shopping today. >> we're not talking about making a trade. the bs will head to the shopping store -- target store in everett to shop for toys. they're bringing toys to children who are hospitalized during the holidays. next month, they deliver the gifts to more than 600 kids who aren't able to celebrate at home this year. >> such a nice thing do. coming up, more on the deadly terrorist attacks in paris. >> we talked to the father of a man injured in the violence. how long it took him to find out that his son was hurt. plus, colder weather is setting in and that means cold and flu season. the simple things you can do now to protect yourself from getting sick. danielle? colder weather, kathryn. we will have a winter countdown

here. 35 days until winter begins and 39 days until christmas. and thanksgiving is next week. we will break down the next several days, it's a q3 start to the week now -- quiet start to the week now. stay with us. you're watching "wbz this

1 delling now at 5:30, more than a dozen weapons stolen from a local army reserve center. the fbi is helping officials track ethem down. and french officials identify the suspected mastermind in the paris attacks as police carry out more than 150 raids. a local man speaking out after his son is hurt in those attacks. how his son found himself in the middle of the violence. good morning. it is 5:30 now. welcome back. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it is monday, november 16th. and it feels like -- it feels like fall out there today. >> yeah, kind of your typical morning. tomorrow morning will be colder than what it is now. so, kind of keep that in the back of your mind. >> that's good to know. >> and temperatures this afternoon won't be that bad. like 55 to 60, which is pretty nice by mid november standards,

right? 48 degrees in boston now. we're 46 until plymouth. actually have 50-degree readings out there. 50 on the nose in provincetown. mid-30s in manchester. 29 in orange this morning. it depends on where you are. we will see sunshine to start the day. there will be a few clouds mixed in, there is a cold front that will slide through the region today. with it, a few clouds. merrimack valley, northeast massachusetts, down to the cape now. sunrise at 6:36. just over an hour from now. no weather-related issues for your commute this morning. pretty nice lunch hour, as well. plenty of sunshine, pleasant, 56 degrees. the northwest breeze today, 5 to 15 miles per hour. and it will be clear and quiet heading into the ride home, as well, around 50 degrees with the sunset at 4:21. quiet in the next couple of days, then things start to change a little bit, i will time out the rain on the way for thursday into early friday coming up. now a look at the roads. traffic and weather together. it's been a busy start, robi.

city and slowdowns closer to boston, as well. the crash is in norton, 495 northbound near route 123. the two left lanes are closed there and the ramp to route 1 southbound is shut down, as well. and here in boston, road construction causing backups on the expressway northbound at mass ave.. backup to south bay mall. back to you. >> thank you, robi. 5:32 now. here's a look at your top stories on this monday morning. fbi has been called in after high-powered weapons were stolen from an army reserve center in worcester. thieves broke into the stoddard army reserve building on saturday night. six semiautomatic rifles and 10 pistols are missing. there is no indication of any threats to the new england area. terrorism is not suspected, but investigators aren't taking any chances. also breaking news we're following on the paris attacks.

mastermind. they say it's a belgium man named abc slam sal yeah. he's been one of the most active isis executioners. the french prime minister says there's been more than 150 police raids overnight across france. and the country launched air strikes in syria, taking out isis command and recruitment centers. and learning more about some of the people hurt in the attacks in paris, including the son a man living on martha's vineyard. >> bree is back with the story. good morning, bree. >> good morning, chris and kathryn. when yaan meerseman heard about the attacks on friday, he know his son was at the bataclan theaters. working for the production company putting on a concert. but he had to wait hours to hear if his son was alive. 34-year-old arnaud meerseman was shot in the chest and now in an induced coma. the french citizen is expected to survive. his father, who lives on

martha's vineyard spoke to us via skype, recounting what arnaud's colleagues told him. >> there were a bunch of people running in the street. running into the cafe and they realized something bad was going on. everybody was trying to get inside and once he got inside, he suddenly realized he wasn't in pain and realized he had been shot. >> a bullet went into his body under his right arm and it was in and out, basically punctured his lung and got fairly close to his heart, but luckily it didn't touch any vital organs. >> reporter: it took seven hours before the family could track him down at a hospital and learn that he will likely recover. he's through surgery and will be taken out of a coma within the next day or so. his father plans to fly to paris wednesday to be with his son as he recovers. kathryn, back to you.

a bomb threat delaying classes at cape cod community college today. state police k-9s will sweep the campus this morning and school expects to re-open at noon. the hianis center is not affected by the threat. they will have a regular schedule today. and a rockport man was shot while traveling along a road in revere. 19-year-old was a passenger in his father's car when several shots were fired along route 60. the victim was shot in the neck. he's in stable condition. police are looking for a black sedan with tinted windows. if you have information, call revere police. as colder weather gets set to move this winter, that means cold and flu season starts for us. experts say you can keep yourself healthy. first, soak up the sun. the vitamin d you get from the sun helps boost your immune system. stay hydrated. in colder weather, your body's metabolism speeds up. and you need more fluids to replenish it. and bundle up.

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lower, but defense companies could get a boost. fast food is going organic. the country's first organic fast food restaurant opened in san francisco. it's called the organic coups and has three main menu items, all including their signature, which is chicken. they want to open 25 more locationst in the next year. and breaking up with your significant other is about to get easier. the break-up shop will do it for you. they will send a personalized text, letter or they'll call your significant other on the phone. the prices start around $10. for $80, you can send break-up gift boxes. this comes with cookies, a gift card and a copy of "the notebook." designed to mend a broken heart. back to you. >> all right. hey. >> it sounded okay to you when there were cookies involved. >> you want to break up with me, send me cookies and netflix, that's cool.

>> i think it would make you feel worse, right? >> right. >> i don't know. salt in the wound. >> i've never seen "the notebook." >> we will have to do that. put it on the list. you know what? i can't judge, i've never seen "star wars". >> jill wagner. we will have to have a talk during the break. [ laughter ] >> all right >> i hear it all the time from everyone. i'm waiting for a rainy day to do a marathon. >> thank you very much, jill. i'm mad at you. coming up,a look at the day's top stories, including opening statements today in the trial a teen accused of killing his own math teacher. what the defense is expected to argue today. and weapons missing after a break-in at an army reserve building in worcester. what the thieves got away with. good morning, robi. chris, facebook being praised and criticized for the same thing. they activated their safety feature for paris, but not beirut. some people are really upset about this.

welcome back. wild weather out west. >> a tornado in central california leaves behind a string of damage. >> meteorologists are going to be out there surveying the damage today, where the tornado struck. the national weather service confirms it did touch down.

no injuries, thankfully, were reported, but there was damage to trees and power and gas lines. from looking at the pictures, it looks like it may be like an f-1 or f-00, but still, you think tornados are rare for california. there's usually 26 for the month of november. california is such a big state, you know what i mean? but either way. did you see the news yesterday? >> i didn't. >> these are beautiful. these are calvin hemholtz clouds. that's a fancy word. these were taken over kingsboro yesterday afternoon. also,a sign of instability, too. if you grab those, i sax them yesterday, as well, but wasn't able to snap a picture of them. they only last a couple of minutes. 8/degrees in boston now. in the 30s in the suburbs. 34 in nashua.

32 in keane. in the 40s on the cape and islands, as well. kids heading outside for the bus stop this morning, running in the 40s. you need the fall jacket for the beginning and end of school, as well. plenty of sunshine today. a couple of clouds mixed in this morning. there's actually a cold front that's going to come through the region today. but there's not a lot of moisture with it. so what we will notice is cooler temperatures come in behind it. there's the band of clouds from northern new york into far eastern massachusetts, so the clouds do shift through today, but overall, it's a quiet start to the week. temperatures in the mid-50s. a bit above average for this time of the year today. high pressure building out of eastern canada, too, will today, tomorrow and on wednesday. we don't get any wet weather that would arrive until thursday, late in the day, but the same front that's going to bring us showers by later on thursday will be responsible for severe weather the next few days in the central part of the

look out for that. tornados likely along with damaging wind gusts from the gulf coast back to the plains. for us, though, 55 to 60 today. not too bad, right? tonight will be cold, so this morning is in the 30s and 40s. tomorrow, it's 20s and 30s. 35 in boston, but most of our suburbs back into the 20s with clear skies tonight and high temperatures tomorrow, 5 to 10 degrees cooler. only 45 to 50 degrees for most of us. wednesday, around 50 with late- day clouds moving in. thursday, those clouds thicken, we get a chance of showers. particularly late in the day that last into friday morning. and then we're talking about temperatures cooling off again in the upper 40s for the weekend. speaking of the weekend, we want to remind you of this. saturday is the first tree- lighting of the season in boston. we're proud to bring it to you. the blue man group, boston ballet, keith lockhart and many more will help us light up the city.

on our sister station, my tv 38 and here on wbz immediately following college football. traffic and weather together. it's always fun, robi, getting into the holiday spirit. >> that's right. slowdowns north of the city, danielle, and an accident south of town now. here's a live look over 93 in somerville. 2 to slow pockets now. methuen, between 110 and daskin road. then an earlier serious crash in norton. 495 northbound at 123. but no significant backups there yet as a result. back to you. >> thank you, robi. paris terror attacks. >> plus, a break-in in the worcester. here are the top stories on this monday morning. good morning. i'm susie steimle at the stoddard army reserve in worcester. there was a theft of weapons over the weekend. sources tell wbz that it was

10 pistols that were taken from the reserve center. local officials say they don't believe that there is any credible public threat tipped in time. they are working closely with the fbi and given what happened in paris over the weekend, they say they are not taking any chances. in worcester, susie steimle, . breaking overnight, french officials just identified the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks. 27-year-old abdelhamid abaaoud from belgium, he's linked to multiple isis plots, including a train attack charted by -- thwarted by three americans. police carried out 158 raids overnight across france and put 104 people on house arrest over the weekend. french fighter jets bombed isis recruitment centers in syria. coming up at 6:00 a.m., the manhunt for another suspect and the condition of the son of a martha's vineyard man. and julian edleman's season may be in jeopardy now.

edleman has a broken foot. he's scheduled for surgery today. he twisted his left foot during the dramatic win over the giants yesterday. state police investigating after a woman was hit and killed walking on i-95 south in dedham. troopers say they don't know why the 44-year-old woman from roslindale was in the middle of the road. the driver who hit her suffered minor injuries in the crash. good morning. i'm nicole jacobs live in salem, where opening statements in the trial of philip chism are expected today. he's accused of raping and murdering his 9th grade danvers high school math teacher back in 2013. a jury selected -- jury selection was delayed a couple of weeks ago because chism needed the mental health evaluation. the judge did determine chism is competent to stand trial. court begins this morning at 9:00 a.m. we're live in salem, nicole jacobs, "wbz this morning". a deadly milestone in baltimore.

killed in the city this year. a 27-year-old stabbing victim became the 3 hundredth homicide over the weekend here. four hours later, a 22-year-old man was shot dead. this is the first time since 1999 that the city recorded that many murders. last year baltimore had 211 murders. the death toll continues to rise in china after a massive landslide. 30 homes were buried in mud and rock after heavy rain drenched the area. 25 people have been killed. 12 others remain missing. more than 2,000 rescuers have been searching through the rubble to find survivors. it is 5:51 right now. time for our daily -- for facebook receiving praise and criticize zep over how the company handled the tragedy in paris. >> the site allowed users in france to tell friends they were safe, but did not offer the same alerts in other trouble spots around the world. robi has more. >> kathryn, if you have facebook friends or relatives in paris over the past few days, you were probably

relieved to get a notification from the site saying the loved ones were safe. many applauded the move by facebook, but many asked why it wasn't activated in places like beirut. it's allowed thousands of users to notify friends with just one click a button they were not harmed after the terror attacks. facebook decides when to turn safety check on. in the past it's been activated only for natural disasters. many were praising the feature, others wondered why it wasn't turned on for things like what happened in beirut. here's a tweet, i survived all the previous beirut terrorist attacks. another person questioned the policy, asking facebook sets up safety checks for paris friends. thank you, facebook for this great initiative, but what about beirut and syria? the ceo says going forward, they're going to offer safety

checks for human disasters, as aswell as natural ones. we wonder if this bothered anybody. we will look at the comments coming in on our social media platforms now. kimberly says france's intelligence, homeland security, open borders and gun- free zone in the attacks need to be blamed first. fb isn't a crisis center and likely did their best. marie says, i think it was a great idea. why do people nitpick about every little thing. it's so annoying. a number of ways to comment, you can go to our web site, our twitter page or facebook. we'd love to hear from you. we will have more at 6:00. >> thank you, robi. some of the music industry's top entertainers canceling shows and pulling out of events. u 2 canceled two concerts and the foo fighters called off the rest of the european tour.

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1 welcome back. it is 5:56 now. ben affleck's film rolls into the north end this week. >> the neighborhood will be retrofitted to look like the 1920s. today, there will be parking and traffic restrictions.

affleck and his team were in lawrence last week. he's starring in and directing "live by night." it's an adaptation of dorchester native dennis's crime novel. >> it's cool seeing boston as the backdrop of a movie. >> it will be interesting to see what they do to make it look like the 1920s. some spots still look very historic. >> they will probably stop for italian food. >> they will eat well this week, that's for sure. keep it here. the top stories are straight ahead. stay with us. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging, do business travel on your terms.

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