right now at 6:00, new air strikes on the islamic states. the latest target plus the growing calls to keep syrian refugees out of the u.s. >> a patriots player revealing a personal family battle. nate solder's infant son battling cancer. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com good morning to you. it is 6:00 a.m. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it is tuesday, november 17th. it is a chilly one as you head out the door.

and coat. >> it is a big difference >> it is. more like 5 to 15 degrees yesterday. 33 degrees in boston right now. lower 20s. the exception is the cape and islands. you are a little milder. right around 40 degrees because of an active wind. we had ocean effect clouds that have developed right near the cape cod canal. right now, we under for bright sunshine today. a little bit on the cool side. on average. sunrise coming up, over a half hour from now at 6:37. sunny and cold with the north- northeast breeze today. quickly. 40 for the ride home. sunset at 4:21. thursday. if you are about to head out to the expressway, we have bad news for you still. the hov lane is not open yet.

over an hour late now, but no reason why there. no one is zipping along from the south to the backup. also route 3 northbound, there is a disabled car right now blocking the left lane at union street. to the north, 93 south has slow pockets. route 3 southbound, you are sluggish between 495 and 129. chris, kathryn? developing this morning, french forces launch a new round of air strikes on syria and training camp. the french president is calling on other countries to step up their attacks on isis in response to the massacre in paris. >> the french president just wrapped up a meeting with secretary kerry. bree? >> reporter: chris and kathryn, looking for the so-called

master mind in the deadly attacks but instead of recoiling, isisishin' issued a -- issued a bold claim that they are planning a similar attack in the u.s. the president says we should not put large boots on the ground. secretary of of state john kerry arrived in paris. not evenly the journalists traveling with him could report the visit. today, he'll meet with the french president. more than 500 of holland's own french are fighting for isis in syria. they have been rounding them up and deporting them but have yet to find this man who was part of the attack. his brother expressed shock and condemnation.

also wanted, this bell jam man, potentially the mastermind behind the attacks. some likely help in the attack comes from hackers who plan to disrupt isis. there is a treaty that requires each member state to give security, aid, and assistance to france. the greek defense minister says this is a new situation in europe and that paris was september 11th for europe. chris, back to you. the terror attacks in paris are adding fuel to an immigration debate right here in the united states. massachusetts now joining a list of at least 27 states that want to keep syrian refugees out. nicole jacobs is live with governor baker's reaction. this is a shift for the governor, nicole. >> it is a shift.

past saying he would be open to discussions when it comes to in massachusetts. he's pressing pause on that now saying no until he learns more. his stance known. >> no i'm not interested in accepting refugees from syria. >> reporter: when it comes to what is now a federal issue, he and other governors around the country say they need to learn morep. >> my view is the safety and security of the people of the commonwealth of massachusetts is my highest priority. so i would set the bar very high on this. >> reporter: muhammad el fata says he is a nonviolent syrian activist says he wants to dispel the notion that accepting refugees would open the door to terrorists. >> at the same time, you can't be selfish and think about ourselves only. >> reporter: one of the big

issues governor baker says he sees with this is that the federal government has not laid out a very clear and specific plan when it comes to screening and weeding out potential threats. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> nicole, thank you very much. stay with wbz on air and online. we'll bring you the aniest information about the investigation into the paris attacks and response as soon as we get it. a russian official now says a terrorist act brought down the passenger plane that crashed in egypt last month. the head of russia's security service says a home made explosive device blew up that plane. all 224 people on board, most of them russian tourists were killed. this just in, russia's security service is offering a $50 million reward for information about who is responsible. it is 6:06 right now. a health crisis for a fung patriot and its family.

his 4-month-old son has cancer. susie steimle is live outside of boston children's hospital with solder's message and the outpouring of support. this is just a sweet little boy. >> reporter: he is so adorable, which makes it that much more devastating to think about what he's going through. nate solder made the announcement at joe andruzzi's annual gala, which is a foundation that supports cancer patients and their families from tweets that we saw. there was not a dry eye in the building when he made this announcement. this is his son hudson who's only a couple of months old, born in july. he is the one who has been diagnosed with a tumor on his kidney that happened about a month ago. you can excuse some of the noise out here. we're outside of the hospital and they are getting their day started.

if you can hear me, his shirt says "tough like my dad." his dad is a cancer survivor. nate was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2014. we talked to him in april about his struggle with that diagnosis. >> the top questions are like, um, can i have kids? testosterone? it's nothing to be afraid of, just something to be aware of. >> reporter: people supporting nate soldier and his son hudson are tweeting hashtag #hudson strong. "the boston herald" has report he's already undergone several rounds of chemotherapy here at boston children's hospital. susie steimle, wbz this morning. >> thank you very much. draftkings and its rival fan dual just got hit with a major setback in new york. last night, a judge denied their request for a restraining order that would have allowed

the companies to keep operating in the state. the attorney general there says the companies are running illegal gambling sites and emergency hearing is set for next week. it's 6:09 on your tuesday morning. emotional testimony is expected in court today. colleen ritzer's family will take the stand. during opening statements, richard's parents cried as prosecutors detailed how chism stalked and killed her. his attorneys claim he had an undiagnosed psychotic disorder. >> i asked him if he knew where the girl was. >> what did he tell you? >> he stated she was buried in the woodsp. >> what did you ask him next? >> i asked if we could get to him could we help her. >> what did he tell you? >> he said no. >> he's now 16 years old and being tried as an adult.

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we'll check in with danielle to figure out what we need to wear out there. there. heavy coats. up. kids, as you are heading out the door, definitely you want kids. check this out from worcester. [music] >> reporter: these are the fourth graders. 90 of them. talking all about compassion and empathy there. i love it. got the rhythm. started a unit on natural disasters as well. great to see that video. i hope you have a great day at school today. temperatures will be rising into the 40s. it will be cooler but at least the sun will be shining through the afternoon. 34 in boston right now. we have 20s on the map. manchester sitting at 29. 24 in fitchburg and it's 30 in

worcester right now. 26 in taunton. that's think to an active wind. lower 40s here on the cape. still a cool start and it's the ocean effect cloud developing well. otherwise, the sun will be going in. we've got tornado watches and severe thunderstorm watches all the way from kansas back down to texas. on the backside of it, snow. the same disturbance will be working in our direction. i'm not anticipating severe weather here at home. a period of wet weather. for now, enjoy the quiet stretch. high pressure is in control today. the winds will not be all that strong. sunshine still out in full force. we get the clouds to increase wednesday night. thursday morning, it is a mainly cloudy start. there may be some filtered sunshine and far eastern massachusetts. no weather-related issues for thursday morning commute.

my hope is that we hold off the steadiest rain until after rush hour in the evening as well. so notice by 3:30, rain, heaviest in eastern new york. it will make slow advancements into central and eastern massachusetts by thursday evening. so hoping that maybe there will be a few showers for the evening commute. meantime today, cooler than average. upper 40s for most of us. bright sunshine, north wind about 2 to 12 miles per hour. taunton. accuweather seven-day forecast. 50 tomorrow and then into the 50s on thursday and friday. some of that rain lingers into the friday morning commute and we cool into the 40s for the afternoon. looking dry on saturday. could be rain or snow showers cooling off for the start of next week. we have traffic and weather together. robi what's the deal? >> the hov lane is open. it was delayed for over an hour but things are starting to move

better on the expressway northbound right now. let's pop up the map. we have problems down in dedham 128 northbound between 109 and 135. construction crews have closed two lanes there. the two right lanes are blocked. the backup is to e street. route 3 we have a disabled car block thing the left lane at union street. today, the new hampshire attorney general is expected to release new information about four bodies never identified. a hunter found two of the bodies in a metal drum in allentown in 1985. the other bodies with are discovered 15 years late. the remain belong to three girls and a woman. the fbi and law enforcement agencies will take part in the day's news conference. police are increasing patrols in dorchester after a school employee was the victim of an attempted robbery. the staff member was not hurt. officers will be outside of the school during arrival and

dismissal to make sure students and staff stay safe. there's been a big saturday he diet bait. finally choosing which standardized tests to go with. >> here's bree with a closer look at the choices. >> at 8:30 this morning in malden, the board of education will make a decision on how kids are tested. standardized testing is a contentious issue. one of the three options they are considering has sparked protests when implemented in other parts of the country. it's called the p.a.r.k. test. it's administered on computers and could cost $15 million for massachusetts to implement. option 2 is to keep the mcas in tact. that's been a graduation requirement as soon as 2003. recently developed mcas 2.0 has been developed by local

this has been a two-year long debate. what would the board of education do? we'll find out at 8:30. the commissioner is recommending the mcas 2.0. chris, back to you. the t says it will no longer allow ads dealing with politics or hotly debated issues. it comes after some riders were offended by an ad in the subway. the ad says the us government should stop sending military aid to israel. it's sponsored by a pro palestinian group. the mbta removed similar ads last year but allowed this 'em to return after the aclu got involved. the current contract calls for several similar ads. after that the t says its policy will change. a hollywood star expected to make a big announcement about health this morningp. >> also ahead, dozens of protesters blocking traffic and fighting with drivers overnight. why are they so angry? >> we've got good news when it comes to the morning cup of coffee.

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it's about 6:24 right now. saugus police uncover a treasure trove of stolen sports memorabilia. the thief stole at least 9 jerseys autographed by tom brady and david ortiz. police expect to file charges soon. revenue is down from $389 in slot machines in july to $277 per machine in october. the casino is expected to pull in $24 million less than the state had hoped. kurt schilling says he won't testify before a child legislative panel looking into

now the state is thinking of issuing a subpoena. he moved to rhode island and the company went belly up leaving taxpayers stuck with the bill. and the search ends for the black box of the cargo ship el faro. investigators have been trying to identify why it sunk. it went down during hurricane joaquin. 33 people, including some with ties to new england were killed. dozens of people now are under arrest after protests took over the streets in minneapolis protesting the death of a black man shot by police on sunday. protesters tried to block the highway last night. some nearly got hit. others go the into arguments with drivers. police created a detour. protesters made a human chain across that, too. 51 people were arrested. clark's family decided to take him off life support yesterday. a big announcement

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right now at 6:30, new developments overnight from france. more raids and another development against isis targets. plus the new push for international response for a paris attack. >> a woman is heading to court today for her estranged husband today for her estranged husband and what he's accused of doing. >> severely burned on the job undergoing the face transplant and transforming a life. good morning to you. it is 6:30. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser, great to have you with us on this november 17th.

it's chilly this morning. >> it is chilly in here. >> i always rub cold. >> yeah, a lot of 20s and 30s this morning. colder than yesterday. a couple of scattered clouds out there, right? so we've got ocean effect clouds. i sounded canadian. >> where are you from, minnesota? [ laughter ] >> she's out and about. >> hey it's 24 in fitchburg. 27 in norwood right now. it's all relative, of course, on the cape and islands. we have ocean effect clouds to our east and back down to the coastline here. it is a cold start. sunrise coming up in six minutes from now. light wind from the north. we come in from the 40s. today. temperatures running 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. a lot of us hit the low 60s.

clear and chilly for your ride home. sunset at 4:21. there will even be upper 30s north and west of boston. we've got another quiet day and then changes. traffic and weather together, robi. busy out there. >> we have a crash on the mass pike to tell you about. the department is in hopkinton on 495 total traffic network says it is a two-car crash. the backup is the westborough plaza. then checking the rides to the north getting nasty except for a brief spot down to the leverett connector. if we can go to skyeye4, here's the situation we've been talking about this morning on route 128 and the dedham stretch. for some reason, a construction crew still working taking up the two right lanes causing a massive backup there near 109 and 135 in dedham. anybody coming up 128 north will have a tough job.

get the 5:00 a.m. clearing memo. france launches new this just? , a human rights investigator says the terrorists in france may qualify as a crime against humanity. >> the french military launched that new round of air strikes on isis targets in syria. in response to the massacre in paris, the french president is calling on other countries to step up their attacks on isis. right now, the manhunt continues for the eighth suspect in the attacks and the suspects mastermind. the president just wrapped ape meeting with secretary of state john kerry and hoping to meet with obama soon. for the first time in the

though, the defense treaty is being activated. that requires each member state to give security aid and assistance to france. the greek defense minister says this is a new situation in europe and that paris was september 11th for europe. kathryn, back to you. governors of 27 states, including massachusetts governor charlie baker say they don't want to allow syrian refugees into their state. president obama says the u.s. has to do its part to accept them. governor baker says federal governments need to come up with a plan to screen for potential threats. this morning, our jon keller takes a closer look at the decision to turn away syrian refugee as he argues. the reaction is based on politics, not the facts. >> reporter: good morning. it's a familiar cycle. a frightening event occurs overseas and suddenly anyone from the country involved is suspect. their entry into our country viewed with suspicion or some

as i wrote this, 16 governors had called on the feds to back off their plan to accept thousands of refugees from the syrian civil war in the wake of reports that one or more of the paris murderers may have been part of that migration and the skeptics aren't the only ones playing familiar roles. at least one newspaper editorial i saw suggested the demand for clarity on the refugee screening process to avoid letting in any bad guys republican "grandstanding. "that theory held up for a matter of minutes until democratic governor maggie hassan of new hampshire took the same position. while there's no question many, if not all of these governors are responding as much to the immediate public reaction and its political implications as to the facts about who the refugees are, it's also true that government vetting is an imperfect science. tamerlan tsarnaev was given a

thorough screening by the fbi back in 2011 after the russians raised a flag about him. extreme reactions based on emotion and fear rather than facts are never a good idea. if we want our alleys to lead the war on daesh orrisesis, the least we can do -- or isis, the least we can do is lead. we'll be much better off in the long run if both sides of this one kept their knee jerking in check. agree or disagree? talk back to me at keller@wbztv.com or via twitter @keller at large. governor baker is expected to make a big announcement about the department of children and families. policy. in the past, the government wants to make sure each worker

passes the corey check and dcf family. several children known to dcf have died over the years. most recently, bella bond whose body washed up on deer island. a local man accused of trying to strangle his estranged wife to death. the woman suffered life- threatening injuries. she is in the hospital right now. police say axle scheerer is not known to police. he is due in salem district court this morning. a legal setback for a friend of aaron hernandez. a judge denied earnest wallace' bid to throw out murder charges against him. wallace tried to argue there wasn't probable cause to try him in odin lloyd's murder. the judge disagreed. hernandez is serving a life sentence for the crime. a new england patriot's revealing his son haze cancer. susie steimle is live outside boston children's hospital. susie, we are thinking of the

family as well as a lot of fans out there this morning. >> reporter: yeah, come. their way. we hope that that offers solace during a really difficult time. unfortunately, this isn't the first time, either. we know nate solder is no stranger to cancer. he was diagnosed himself with testicular cancer in 2014. now it is his infant son who's been diagnosed. nate solder posted this picture online of his adorable son after he announced the news last night. that's when the hashtag #hudson strong started circulating. it's still circulating as people show support for his family. he made the announcement at the andruzzi annual gala. joe andruzzi is a cancer survivor and created a foundation to offer support to cancer patients and their families. they say there was not a dry eye in the audience when solder made this announcement about

through. we know that the boston herald has reported that hudson has already undergone several rounds of chemotherapy here at boston children's hospital. difficult time. wbz this morning. it's 6:39 right now. a volunteer firefighter whose face was severely burned is getting a new one. 41-year-old patrick lost his home. he couldn't blink and was in danger of losing his eyesight. yesterday, doctors drafted a new face onto his. the donor had always dreamed of becoming a firefighter. talker." many you of out there have used the ride-sharing service uber as passengers, but would you even consider becoming a part- time driver for them? >> uber is launching a new service they hope will recruit

new drivers and put more money in drivers' pockets. robi? >> reporter: let's say you are already a part-time uber driver appointment. what if you can kill two birds with one stone and can pick up a passenger on the way? it's called driver destination. it is a feature that lets drivers tell the app where they are headed so they can pick up passengers on the way. the app pulses origin stead of blue and matches drivers to a passenger who's headed in the same situation. it also automatically filters out those outside of your plan. the new feature is being in the san francisco bay area testing and hope to expand to other cities as soon as possible. lyft has a similar feature working in the boston area. so we asked if this is something you would be interested in trying out. rickey on facebook says "maybe. if my friends with are in the

tony says on facebook "never. that's my alone time." it's just tony and the radio on the road. he doesn't want robi on the road. we can be pals, tony. a number of ways to comment. let us know what you think. chris, kathryn? coming up, all bets are off. >> a new setback for fantasy sports web sites including boston-based draftkings. >> plus, parents fighting back and getting results over a mall's naughty decision to

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an extensive mall santa is getting a price drop. the mall want let children sit on santa's lap for free. instead, parents had to pay starting at 35 bucks. they get to see characters from "shrek" and go on a virtual sleigh ride. it used to be free. after parents put up a fight, the mall has agreed to keep santa free. the weather looks good for this weekend's faneuil hall tree lighting. you can see it live saturday night at 7:00 right here on wbz and on my tv 38. >> fun fact? >> yes. >> the tree in faneuil hall is taller than the rockefeller center one. 350,000 lights will be on it. >> it's so beautiful. >> imagine if that was your job to string those lights up perfectly.

>> they do it beautifully. >> happy that the weather will work out. >> how bad would that be if a bulb burned out? we've got tornado watches and severe thunderstorm watches from kansas to texas. on the backside of the tim there's snow from colorado to be in n. nebraska. a tornado on the ground in grain field, texas. this is one of 41 tornadoes at least unconfirmed reports. this whole system brings us severe weather. this morning, though it is a

20s, though, from fitch to jaffrey and king. 22 in bedford. we've had a bit of an active president and coastal clouds. otherwise, there's not a lot going on directly to our west, earth. that is our weather with today and tomorrow. wednesday. it will be 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. wednesday evening and overnight is where the clouds will increase. can't rule out a couple of showers on thursday. i'm hoping and thinking that the bulk of the steadiest rain evening commute. obviously it's a matter of the time line. the overall trend has been to slow down the leading edge of

the leviest rain a little bit. it will come through late thursday evening and night. meantime today, 35 to 50 for most of us. 47 in boston today. overnight tonight, clear and chilly. about 24 and chilly in the suburbs. a calm wind and a little bit of frost as you wake up tomorrow morning. temperatures are right around 50 degrees. accuweather seven-day forecast into the 50s we go on thursday with, again, evening showers arriving. steadiest rainfall late thursday evening into early friday morning. saturday right around 50 with sun and clouds. some cooler air to start next week. traffic and weather together. robi what's the latest? >> just hearing about two

one in harvard just before air road. the backup is to 190. if we could go to sky eye for a second and update on the situation on 128 northbound. this is causing a massive backup all the way to 125. france launches new air strikes against syria hitting a training camp and command post. >> now france is invoking a european treaty requiring all states to offer aid. the u.j. says the terror attacks will qualify as a crime against humanity. new this morning, a russian official said a home made explosive brought down a

attack over egypt last night. about killed. russian security service is now offering a $50 million reward responsible. a shocking confession during opening statements. attorneys for phillip chism admit he killed his teacher colleen ritzer, but they claim chism had an undiagnosed psychotic disorder. emotional testimony is expected stand. boston-based draftkings and fan duel hit with a big set pac in new york. -- setback in new york. the restraining order was denied. the company says the companies are running illegal gimbleing sites -- gambling sites. just ahead, another one bites the dust this morning. there are just two undefeated teams in the. >> plus, houston has a problem.

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welcome back. it is 6:52 right now. celtics in houston. they when are down 15 in the second quarter, but they came storming back. avery bradley was in deep three at the end of the fist half. second half, though, all celtics and the lead would continue to grow. avery spots up another three and they weren't done.

celtics win and they win big. 111-95. new this morning, there were just two undefeated teams in the nfl. the cincinnati bengals suffered their fist loss of the season losing 10-6 over the houston, texans. so that leaves the carolina panthers and patriots with perfect records. speaking of the patriots, julian edleman is recovering from surgery with a broken left foot. the good news, he may not be done for the season. there is a chance he could return possibly for the playoffs. edleman is a huge part of the playoffs offense. tom brady says he won't be easy to replace. >> jewel man has been incredible for us, incredible. just unfortunate to lose such a critical player, but you know, you've just got to try to figure out, you know, different ways to get it done. >> the pats play next monday against the buffalo bills. >> all right.

a closer look at what's coming good morning, nora. >> good morning, chris and kathryn. ahead, we're in france and bell jam tracking the manhunt for terror suspects and new developments in the political fight over alouing refugees right here in the under the circumstances. morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> up next, are legos on your kids' holiday wish list? we'll show you the new product that could help you avoid a painful problem that might come

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at least the sun will be shining. we managed to sneak into the low 60s. >> it was nice. >> it was beautiful, wasn't it? 47 for a high. light wind so a nice, fall day. i'm hoping we hold off the steadiest rain until after the evening commute and we'll linger into early on friday and the weekend looking mostly dry. sunday we'll have to watch closely. there may be rain or snow showers sunday morning. >> ooh. >> yeah. >> thank you very much, danielle. we'll see you back here for a local morning news update in 25