terrorists who were killed in an overnight raid. they met heavy resistance. >> there was an exchange of gunfire, active gunfire with 5,000 bullets. >> at least two others were killed including one man and a female suicide bomber who blew herself up. >> forensics teams are comb the residents. many people are scared. >> we're terrified. >> this was one of 400 raids across france that have been happening since the attacks. >> abdelhamid abaaoud and fugitive salah abdeslam is still unclear. >> abdelhamid abaaoud and salah abdeslam are not being held. we are still looking for them. >> authorities have identified 129 of the deceased, mourners are still gathering in a central plaza to pay tribute and trying to get on with their lives.

but things have changed forever i think in paris. >> the number of injured was updated to 368. more than half are still hospitalized. >> law enforcement told cbs news this morning, most of the attackers in friday's plot were known to u.s. intelligence official as and on a us no fly list. kenneth craig wbz news. >> when you look at the video out of france today it, reminds you of what we saw in watertown, two and a half years ago. they ran that manhunt and as they show us the similarities do not end with the pictures. >> police are combing an urban neighborhood. they're in swat gear. gunshots ring out. it's paris 2015 but it could have been watertown in 2013. >> the gun battle that occurred, the roving sort of scenes that were presenting themselves as we were involved

in the pursuit, all of those very similar to what's happening in paris right now. >> former commissioner ed davis was struck by the similarities as he watched the raids on tv. >> when you're involved in a manhunt after an a terrorist attack, what's the biggest fear. >> more casualties and more people being hurt. >> we were concerned that these individuals might be out there building more bombs, hatching plans to hurt and kill people. >> one difference, paris authorities know who they're looking for. in watertown they had a surveillance photo, but no names. >> in each case there was concern that the men may have fled the country. >> they'll hide close to where the incident happened and wait until things blow over a little bit and then try to make their way out of the area. this is a very intense manhunt. it will not blow over quickly. >> and david tells me one of the big challenges is that you're dealing with a criminal desperate and capable of anything.

and because of that, the pressure is really on to catch that suspect before he kills again. paula. >> frightening images, it brings it all back. >> scott pelly is in paris covering today's developments from the cbs news and he'll be joining us live in a few minutes. heartbreaking loss for a local sports legend doug flutie. he lost both of his parents within hours. his father died in the hospital from a heart attack and less than an hour his mother died also for a heart attack. they had been married for 56 years old. jurors in a philip chism murder trial showed a chilling piece of evidence. he was following her into the bathroom where he killed her. christina hager is live in salem with more on this. >> reporter: some of collinearitiesers friends and

the mother bowed her head and he sat and watched the screen stokely, back in court after he had a mental break down yesterday. philip chism was back, less than 24 hours after bringing his child to a screaching halt, refusing to come into court. this time he had more surprises in store after his attorney asked he be allowed to sit in a different room during the trial. he suddenly changed his mind under questioning. >> do you want to give up that right to be here, be present, confront and see the witnesss and see the cross-examination. >> no, do you want to be present? you want to be present during the trial. >> with that he sat in front of collinearitiesers family and watched prosecutors roll out powerful evidence. the recycling barrel he use to move the body of his murdered math teacher and that video of

down the halls of danvers high, right behind her. >> do you recognize that. >> yes. >> he put his hood up and put on gloves' followed her into the bathroom for 11 minutes where he allegedly raped and killed her. the 14-year-old student seen after walking down the hall, carrying what looks like her clothing. after that, a school custodian testified he saw blood all over the bathroom after that surveillance was taken. outside salem superior court, christina hager wbz news paula back to you. >> a mystery in dighton, a woman was found dead on a dirt road. this woman's body was found near a brand-new housing investment it's a 47-year-old woman who lived in the area. they're not releasing her name yet and they're investigating how she died.

a driver who did not stop. they saw the man lying on the side of the treatment. a few hours a man went to report and he believed he had been in an accident the night before. no charges have been filed yet. marty walsh says he wants to raise the age limit on all tobacco and nicotene products, he wants to limit it to people that are 21 years or older. tonight high security in worcester where donald trump is holding a campaign rally. he's appearing at the dcu center in an hour. they added extra foot patrols this event. it official. >> he's retiring after next season. >> i wish i could play another

behind me, and it doesn't work that way. >> his message to fans, and praise from other sports icons like tom brady. crowd funding and how this couple looking to adopt and how they're growing their family. we'll have a timeline on the weather and the gusty winds coming. >> eric and the weather team will have their winter weather preview, cold, snow, ridiculous warmth perhaps, they'll tell

. david ortiz rounding the bases of the career that made him a red sox legend. the debate begins, is he a hall of famer. >> absolutely. >> i think so.

say this man is the most beloved inside that ballpark for a long time. >> yes, he celebrated his 40th butter day and announced that he'll retire after next season. he's one of the greatest red sox of all time announced his retirement to a forearm yankee. >> i picked this day to announce that after next season i'll be done with my career in playing baseball. i thought a lot about it and, you know, for every single one of us, afterwards, we have to retire at some point and life is based on different chapters and i think i'm ready to experience the next one in my life. >> he's given our fans so much reason to cheer. he's an incredible player, it's

i've got a lot of respect for him. he's brought a great leadership to his team. he's a great player. >> one more season, meanwhile tom brady wants to play forever. they host the bills and they were down in baseball and he's adjusting to life without some of his best weapons. >> it's now julienne he had he will man, the patients -- edelma informality, they take where they need to go offensively. they would be playing for another team. so, but, you know the guys will be in there, we'll have confidence that they have things that they can do well. >> adversity is something that they can roll with. >> the pats have been here all well, we'll play well. >> so instead of standing still, the patriots are ready to move forward. >> every position in offense will have to step up. it's no different than losing

you don't want to see starters go down. >> it's obvious they have a grip on the patriots, maybe tom brady said it best. you don't want to get into this we're going to this, this will drive you crazy, basically execution and fundamentals, that will win the you game. wbz sports. >> hi, thank you very much. check out patriots all access, right here on wbz. start your more, sunday morning with patriots game day at 1:30, and turn over to mytv38 for the fifth quarter postgame show. we'll be tonight at the garden. that's sports for now. overto you. >> thank you so much. this morning, first day you needed a defroster for the windshield. >> my wife was jumping in the car immediately and we couldn't find the scraper everywhere. >> you couldn't do it.

to be the coldest morning of the year, but i couldn't find the scraper. >> i don't think you were the only one in that club. many places were in the teens. martha's vineyard was 19 degrees. no record lows. it's a cold morning. we did add two blue squares. after a warm start for the month, temperatures are turning back. it's not as cold as last night. a few towns fell this evening, 30 to 36 in the suburbs. 39 in boston, the clouds will start to increase. we're watching a larger storm system that's off to our west. the eastern united states is going up to canada. there's a thin line of rain that will move into our neck of the woods for tomorrow. we're looking at the timeline, the clouds thickening up through tomorrow morning. during the afternoon, we have a

chance of a couple of showers, mainly in central massachusetts, and central new hampshire. awhile. that's small line of heavier rainfall. mass. most of our rain will be morning. that lowers the impact. all of these have been similar. it keeps us out of too much trouble. by the time we get to the last of the rain it, leaves eastern massachusetts, and we'll work in sunshine tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow's highs come with a caveat. they'll happy in the evening. we're looking at temperatures that get to the mid and upper 50s, most of the day it will be in the 40s to low 50s. it will be a cool one especially as the clouds increase. in terms of an impact on commute, showers around tomorrow evening, the steadier stuff still lingering in trial morning's drive. plan for extra time out there. it could be a slow drive on

southeast tomorrow afternoon. particularly southeastern massachusetts, it's coinciding with the heavier rainfall. early friday morning, i think the peak gusts will be 35 to 40 miles per hour, cape cod the islands and the south coast, once the front moves through, the winds will switch around and it will stay breezy throughout the day on friday. we'll move to the high pressure, it means and nice start for us a snow make ner the midwest will track off to the west and will keep us off in trouble. it's early on sunday morning, mostly rain drops. it doesn't look to have a big impact on the weekend. 7 to 8:00 on saturday night. lower 40s, cool and dry, it looks excellent, no weather issues, no forecast, it's a good night for football. here's your accuweather forecast, it will be near 50 for saturday and sunday. it's a seasonal weekend for us. monday, tuesday, wednesday and

thursday they're looking similar. 40s to near 50 degrees. bright days and no big storms. no issues for traveling and if you're going traveling for thanksgiving, or shopping to get done you don't want any stress. >> it looks fun for the city. be sure to join us for the fanueil hall tree lighting spectacular. we'll bring it to you live on saturday night on wbz tv and mytv38. crowd funding your adoption. couples are turning to websites like "go fund me" to get money. the process of adopting a child can be expensive. >> there's a couple who decided to go online to make their dream come true and they were overwhelmed by the response. >> i want to be able to bake cookies to be the child. >> i want to take the kids to the games and teach them t ball. >> there's nothing more than i want in this world than to have her be a million.

i want to be a daddy want us to be parents. >> the years they tried to get pregnant, but couldn't. they decided to adopt a new born but when they found out the cost of a new born a up. >> we can't do it on our own unless we get a loan and we'll have to us that we n't even know. >> the fund financed page is generating a lot of buzz and support. >> how many people visited our "go fund me" page, 2056, it's amazing how much gets arnd and out there. >> their goal was it raise $10,000 and they raised 6 in 12 days. >> we're completely shocked, we've had this much success ready. >> flour their dream of

more real. >> i can't even fathom, you know all these people donating to us. >> julie says she even received $5 from her nine-year-old neice. >> how amazing is that. >> how does it make you feel? >> very proud. >> and there will be a lot more tears of joy family of two becomes throw. paul burton wbz news. >> so sweet. so thoughtful and take a closer look. these numbers are just growing year by year. two years ago, "go fund me" had 582 campaigns for donations last year more than 1500. this year just over 1,000. we still have a few months to go. but, i think when people read the story of what people are going through, they're more than happy to donate to them. >> you see the two of them, they're dying to be parents and i happen to know the husband, great guy, we'll be great parents.

great dad and a great mom. >> let's follow the developments in paris with the attacks. >> scott pelly has what's coming up on cbs news at 6:30. >> david, paula great to be with you in boston. we'll lead the broadcast with the first video of one of the terror attacks in progress caught on a surveillance camera, it's a troubling thing to see. also we'll have the story of this morning's dramatic police raid in which another terror cell was broken up. those stories and the rest of the world news all coming up from paris in ten minutes. >> we'll be there. thank you, scott. tuesday morning miserable

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the contractor blamed for tuesday's miserable traffic. he didn't read the fine print or watch the weather forecast. >> two lanes stayed closed for the morning commute. the work crew had to wait for a joint compound to cure. mass dot told us the joint compound can be used only when it's 45 degrees or higher. it dipped into the 30s and 20s on tuesday morning. the contractor says this won't happen again. >> good to know. maybe we should not expect to see ben carson campaigning in massachusetts. >> his campaign may not be able to find its way here. the carson campaign posted this map on social media praising the states that are not taking on syrian refugees. the map is messed up, the

>> well let david beckham keep his sexiest man alive title. >> and tom brady got a title.

i owe about $68,000. i owe $44,000 in student loans. my plan, the new college compact, says you should not have to borrow money to pay tuition if you go to a public college or university. and you ought to be able to refinance student debt. and i don't believe the federal government should be making a profit off of lending to young people who are borrowing to be able to get their education. we have got to make college affordable. i'm hillary clinton and i

. they plow the roads to keep our streets safe. the plow drivers go hours and hours to make sure our roads are plowed. we have an i team investigation tonight at 11:00 about the safety of those plow drivers. tom brady is one of gq's men of the year. they call brady the greatest quarterback of all time. and the interview of the pictures that he took, they're online, but brady does not talk about "deflategate" as you can imagine. >> that picture we can do without. the one before that. >> what's wrong with it? >> i don't know. >> did you like it?

>> he was wearing sweat points. >> i read gq for the articles. >> as we all do. thank you so much for watching.