on the road, and robi would be like there's a dunkin' jam. [ laughter ] the news at 5:00 starts right now. right now at 5:00, dramatic new video of the paris attack. surveillance video showing the chaos from inside of a restaurant. plus, the latest on the terror investigation. >> isis now threatening to attack new york city. the video that's causing major concerns and the response from the city's mayor. >> plus, a time loo into a murder. disturbing new video shows the moments leading up to the death of a danvers high schoolteacher. captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com. >> good morning. it is 5:00. i'm chris mckinnon. >> i'm kathryn hauser. great to be with you on this 9th of november. >> it's the 19th. >> what did i say? >> 9th. >> oh, no.

sorry about that. >> thanksgiving is next week, kathryn. >> it says throwback thursday. >> maybe it was a saturday. weekend. totally get it. thinking. temperatures are generally in the 40s for a lot of us. the wind from the southeast, 10 miles per hour. the wind will ramp up as the rain comes in. 33 in norwood is one of the cooler spots. the clouds have moved in, but the rain is still to our west. can't rule out an isolated shower inland through late morning, but most of us will be dry. early to mid-afternoon, pockets of rain from metro west, north and west of town will continue north of boston into the evening commute but generally light. the steadiest and heaviest rain continues after rush hour and morning.

54 by the ride home with rain west and dry the farther east you come. let's get you on the roads. hi, robi. >> hi, daniel. checking the north with a live look over 93. moderate volume no delays. route 1 looks fine. quick check of the south maps now, residual backups on 95 from 128 because april overnight work crew was late clearing. -- an overnight work crew was late clearing. chris, kathryn? >> thanks very much, robi. developing this morning, isis threatening an attack on new york city, releasing a video that shows a bomb and images of manhattan. >> we're also seeing this

a gunman opening fire on a restaurant. these new developments come just hours after a deadly raid in paris. >> this morning, investigators are trying to figure out whether that operation killed a master behind behind those attacks. hi, bree. >> reporter: a new warning from the french prime minister. he says terrorists linked to last week's attacks might use chemical or biological weapons. horrifying in its silence this newly released surveillance video shows the paris restaurant attacked by terrorists last friday. in the security footage, you can see a gunman opening fire as a shower of bullets and glass sent people running for their lives.

at point blank range, but his gun misfires and two women escape. then 4:00 wednesday morning, more gunfire. police shooting some 5,000 rounds during a siege on a paris suburb. [gunfire ] >> reporter: during the raid, police shea a woman blew herself up. eight others were arrested including three men. prosecutors say they were a new team of terrorists ready for a new attack but thwarted by tapped phone calls and tip- offs. right now, authorities are waiting for the dna results of the two dead suspects to see that the person they believe to be the mastermind was one of chris, back to you. >> thank you very much for the update this morning. now new video released by isis suggests the terror group york city. our soucie steimle is live in our satellite center with

>> reporter: good morning, chris. important to note that city leaders don't believe there's any credible threat in new york city. still, they will be amping up counterterrorism in the coming days. agencies will be present to thwart any potential terror attacks. city leaders say there's no place in the world better prepared for a terrorism threat than new york city themselves. though they don't believe this new isis video holds any weight. you can see what looks like a bomb and images of times square. a spokesman says these are old images ed ited together to look -- edited together to look like a new threat. with holiday celebrations just around the corner, city leaders want to make sure new yorkers and visitors feel safe there. >> the people of new york city can rest assured that extraordinary efforts are being made every, single day to keep them safe. as we move into this time of year of great celebration and

great activity in new york, the thanksgiving day parade, the lighting of the christmas tree in rockefeller center, the holiday celebrations that will bring millions into the city, people can feel comfortable coming into the city, enjoying themselves, celebrate, be aware, but do not be afraid. >> reporter: most state and city leaders say that the macy's thanksgiving day parade and tree lighting at rockefeller center bring in 60 million people in new york city over the next couple of weeks. susie steimle, wbz this morning. it is 5:06 right now. isis now says this is what brought down a russian plane. the photo shows a soda can, a switch. the terror group posted this picture in their english language magazine. russia confirmed it was a bomb that brought down the metro jet plane last month in egypt

russia is now offering a $50 million reward for information. a showdown in washington over alouing syrian refugees into the united states. the republican-led house is expected to pass a measure today increasing screenings of refugees and requiring fbi background checks. the white house says president it. using anxiety over the terror attacks, trump is pushing his own agenda on the campaign stop. >> they are using the internet and recruiting people. for isis. then we let them back into the country! we let them back in! where have you been? i've been fighting for isis. ors, come on back in and go back home to texas. >> reporter: trump didn't offer specifics on how to deal with isis, but did he reiterate his administration would build a wall on the u.s./mexico border

trump's rally was interrupted by protesters three times. jeb bush will make it official in new hampshire this morning. he'll file paperwork to get on the primary ballot in new hampshire. disturbing new details emerging in the phillip chism murder trial. jurors showing surveillance video of chism following teacher colleen ritzer into the ladies' room. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. yesterday, phillip chism completely dispelled everything his attorneys have stood on since day one. he actually had a conversation with the judge, proved that he understood, and he said he wanted to be present. as he was there sitting in the courtroom along with everyone else, the court saw chilling video. it was a day after phillip chism refused to return to the courtroom. a day that fueled the defense team's notion the 16-year-old

lacked the competence to stand trial until this in his own words under questioning with the judge. >> do you want to give up that right to be present and be here to confront, see the witnesses >> no. >> do you want to be present? during the trial? >> reporter: with that, the trial continued with chism present. he sat stoic as prosecutors evidence to date. surveillance video of colleen ritzer's last moments alive, walking through the halls of followed. phillip chism? >> yes. >> reporter: the video shows chism following ritzer putting on gloves while walking in the minutes. prosecutors say during that beloved teacher, afterwards, emerging with a hood over his head and carrying what's believed to be ritzer's clothing. we anticipate philip chism

being in court again today as the trial continues. the judge did let him know if at any point he felt like he couldn't be there, that he could simply let the court know of that. court is expected to resume this morning at 9:00 a.m. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. >> that's chilling video. a halifax man is behind bars charged with murder. prosecutors say a 16-year-old girl led police to soy kent dang's apartment after she saw blood inside. officers found a woman's body cloth. marissa randall was a prostitute and the two argued over how much money was owed. he's being held without bail. an auburn man is accused of attacking his girlfriend and killing her dog. prosecutors say he was angry he had to care for the animal. officers found a pistol with a serial number filed off inside of the house. he is now facing assault,

animal cruelty, and weapons charges. heartbreaking news to tell you about for doug flutie and his parents. both parents died an hour apart. his father had been ill and died of a heart attack. less than an hour afterwards, his mother joan died of a heart attack. flutie is a b.c. hero. boston college tweeted out their condolences as well. >> his parents with are married for 56 years. coming up, david ortiz announces that he's retiring and his fellow athletes are reacting to the news. >> pedro par teenese and tom braid -- pedro martinez and tom brady have something to say quits. >> good morning, danielle. >> good morning, everybody. a much milder start to the day. a lot of us are running in the

40s and we'll gradually come into the 50s with clouds in place. wet weather is not too far away. i'll let you know when it arrives and how long it sticks

well, you guys, nasa will try again on saturday to launch a rocket into space. it will commence the study of a

lowell. last friday's had to be postponed. can you imagine if this goes up and blocks out the glare and all of a sudden we get ten more planets pop up? >> oh, you know, i can't of these guys. >> umass lowell just jumped? on the space exploration. >> science and technology really is impressive. did you bring your wet weather gear? >> the umbrella is in the car. >> that's okay. flashing blue, the clouds are due. they are already in place this morning.

flooding is unlikely. the timing, look at this. this evening. there may be a couple that develop overnight into early tomorrow morning. the winds will be gusty, but i'm not expecting any damage or anything like that. overinto it tone, the cape and islands could see gusts that hour. currently 45 in lawrence. upper 30s in nashua and 31 in taunton are the cooler spots. that's because these clouds, although they are a little thin, will be thickening up. so we're still able to cool. rain is still to our west, so yet. it will be a gradual process in terms of our temperatures. they will rise into the 50s. a lot of these temperatures evening. so i'll say be prepped for 40s to low 50s as we head throughout the afternoon. notice the back edge. i want to point this out.

quick clearing that comes in. that will be ours into tomorrow. the rain will push off the coastline and a sharp clearing line will come in. hour by hour today most of the morning is dry. no weather-related issues. the afternoon, pockets of rain advance through worcester county, connecticut, and rhode island. north and west of boston, pockets of light rain for the evening drive. so na notice the farther east you go, pockets of rain arrive during the evening. heaviest after 10:00 p.m. tonight in through the commute. so if you are an early morning riser, you will encount are the heavy rains and downpours during the morning rush and clearing comes in mid to late morning with temperatures tomorrow afternoon. so how much rain to expect? 1 to 2 inches for most of us. there may be a couple of storm leaves.

sunday, we may get a quick shower in the morning. cooler 40s to start next week. tonight is the night, you dies. our wbz weather team sits down to tell you what this winter is going to be like. how much snow, how cold? will it be anything like last year? you can tune in to our winter weather preview. >> you are such a tease. you know i won't be awake for the 11:00. give me a nugget. >> not as bad as last year. >> reporter: there you go. that's lovely news. that's good. i can sleep better tonight. >> good, good. >> i wish you could say the same about the traffic bust you can't predict that. here's a live look over the expressway. that's always been the moderate to heavy volume now from braintree to boston. route through looks good from the north side. from the north, 93 southbound,

pockets in andover and medford but nothing major. route 3 south and 495. they are speed limit rides right now. chris, kathryn? 5:19 right now. the celtics looking for the fourth win in a row. >> plus, david ortiz announcing his retirement. steve burton has more in the morning sports. >> reporter: david ortiz turned 40 years old and to celebrate, he officially announced his retirement after the upcoming season. he said it was time for this chapter in his life and thanked the fans for your support. >> i'm proud of what i have accomplished through the years. i'm very thankful for having fans like you guys who have supported me to my career. i wish i could play another 40 years, but it doesn't work that way. after next year, time is up. so let's enjoy the season.

>> reporter: pedro martinez was in town last night taking part in the fund-raiser. pedro and ortiz are good buddies and he says he wishes papi all the best. >> we're happy and we're going to be sad to see him go, but everybody has that time. baseball just keeps going. meanwhile, tom brady and the patriots are getting ready for the monday night showdown with the bills. jed morning, qb 12 said big papi deserves a whole lot of >> yeah. a great player. you know, he's given all of our fans so much reason to cheer. he's been an incredible player. i'll be said that see him go. i have a lot of respect for him and the way he's always brought great leadership to his team. to basketball.

cs got off to a great start. especially avery bradley. up to an early 18-point lead. the mavericks methodically got back into the game. darren williams buries the three. then later in the fourth, atkins comes up with the steal then goes back the other way with the easy finish right there. i'm steve burtp. guys, over to you. still ahead, changing attitudes on the playing field. >> and using social media to end sexism in sports. >> the surprising company hoping to give you the best

welcome back. on your thursday morning, the state wants to help you keep your social media accounts to yourself. the massachusetts senate approved a bill forbidding 'em employers and schools for asking job applicants or students for their social media passwords. the bill would make it illegal to punish an employee or student who refuses to friend a boss, teacher, or a coach. there are some online protections for you. an athlete's performance is broken down bit by bit. sometimes the attention for

female athletes focus on their looks instead of their achievement. time for a change. hi, bree. >> reporter: this morning, i took that rower's message to heart and googled female athletes myself. five of the seven results on the first page included the words "hottest." trillioning trend. she felt talent took a backseat to looks and her frustration turned to this. a female athletes of boston page and blogs about local females in action just like you see for men. >> it just hit me. like, i was like, oh, my god, i need to make a humans of new york kind of blog. i'm going to share the stories of amazing female athletes all around boston, and it's going to be awesome. >> reporter: i just checked and

she's up to almost 1500 "likes," and the page just launched sunday. >> good message there. 5:26 just about on your thursday morning. still to come, more on the investigation into the paris terror attacks. >> plus, new video from that horrible day. surveillance video showing what happened inside restaurants targeted by terrorists. >> i'm john keller in worcester where the donald trump show played to a packed dcu center. why the event showcased trump at his best and his worst. >> temperatures in the upper 40s to around 50 looking mostly dry. there may be a brief shower earl live on sunday. the steadiest rain comes in morning. i'll let you know when it forecast.

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jon keller takes a closer look at his performance at a rally in worcester. welcome back. it is 5:30 right now. i'm kathryn hauser. >> i'm chris mckinnon. it is thursday, november 19th. one week until turkey day. >> that's right. i've got some food shopping to do. >> that's because you thought it was the ninth earlier this morning. >> i don't know why i said that. >> we have to start the christmas shopping, too. >> put it on the list. >> the weather looks awesome for the tree lighting, by the way. we'll be around 40 degrees. this morning not too bad, either, right? >> flashing blue, clouds are due. the rain holding off for thousand. we'll debt showers that come in

bug stop forecast it's not as cold as yesterday. sunrise coming up at 6:40. there may be a few peeks of sunshine in far eastern massachusetts. a chance of a shower by the end of school particularly north and west of posten. you may want to pack the rain coats in the backpacks this morning. for most of us, it's 33 in norwood. most of us 40 to 46 out the door. the clouds are in place but the rains are through our west back through new york and pennsylvania. we may debt a couple of showers isolated between now and late morning. temperatures slowly on the rise. 2:30, notice pockets of light rain approaching into metro west. the evening commute, notice it's away from the coastline that there will be pockets of rain. temperatures continue to rise overnight with temperatures near 60 when we wake up early tomorrow morning. areas of rain heavy at times tonight into early tomorrow. we'll take you through the

weekend coming up. hi, robi. >> hi, danielle. now. heavy volume starting to bog down things between quincy and columbia road. 128 southbound sluggish already on the braintree stretch. to the north, 93 southbound has pockets emerging in andover between river road and 133. also, you will slow down in the medford stretch, but it's moving. route 1 south and 495 look trouble free now. top stories on your thursday morning. a new warning from the french prime minister. he says terrorists linked to last week's attacks could use chemical and biological weapons as he asked parliament to consider extending the state of emergency in france. new raids in belgium linked

he was one of the three attackers at the french national stadium. officials say the raids are targeting "his entourage." a video from isis taking aimat new york city. new york's top cop says there's no specific or credible threat right now. the video shows images of times square and taxis along with what appears to be a man preparing an explosive device. new york police say some of the video is old, but additional counterterrorism teams will be deployed. a stabbing suspect is lucky he wasn't shot after was standing at the top of the stairs and kept

knife. >> a bill aimed at cracking senate. final votes are now needed in both chambers to send the measure to governor baker for his signature. donald trump campaigning in the baystate holdina rally in worcester last night. >> jon keller explains why it and weaknesses. >> reporter: good morning. i'm in worcester where last night the donald trump express made a stop and packed the dcu center with appreciative fans who booed and cheered at all of ey cheered trump's do to isis and laughed his references to stupid politicians. they also chanted "usa, usa"

when a couple of stray hecklers were haul adway. trump scores best when he slams the lack of common sense of some of our political leaders. his colorful presentation is welcomed relief from the usual political platitudes. even the hyped up crowd in worcester seemed to lose interest when he rambleed on narcissisticcally about his wealth. one thing bites him, his willingness to bend facts to suit his narrative. last night, he changed the subject when i asked him to justify his claim that the government wants to bring in a quarter of a million syrian refugees when the actual number is closer to 10,000. trump is apparently willing to low lighter fluid on the emotional debate for homeland security right now. there is a word for that approach. a word i can't say on television. suffice it to say, it isn't

presidential. talk back to me if you'd like at keller@wbztv.com. fighting the flu on the go. today people in the posten metro area including sollerville, cambridge and chelsea can order a flu shot the same way you would hail a ride. it's all on the uber app from 11:00 to 3:00. they will drive nurses to your door. you'll get a wellness pack and flu shot. the cost, $10. uber hopes this will help people get vaccinated. up next, workers striking >> phillip chism agrees to return to court as prosecutors reveal some of the most

that is coming up. >> good morning,everybody. checking with our weather watchers as we always do at this time, temperatures running in the 30s for a few spots but 40s for many of us. larry drake says 30 in atle bore roar. he says the weekend's almost here. sure is. i love that at the end there, larry. i'm tracking some rain. i'll take you through the hour by hour forecast and talk about

. good morning, once again.

pair of l.l. bean boots. >> plus, airport workers striking across the country and here in boston. hannah, i just heard the bell go off, the test be days before the busiest week of air travel, workers are striking at the the right

includ it will take months to catch up with all of those orders. >> let's hope it's maybe in thank you very much, hannah. you know who does have a pair of l.l. bean boots? >> who? >> guess. >> robi? >> danielle. the meteorologist. of course she's got them. coming up, a check of the weather together. >> plus, disturbing details in the phillip chism murder trial showing the moments leading up to the danvers teacher's death.

video shows images at times square. city leaders say it doesn't hold a credible threat. robi? right now, if you are 18, you can bua pack of cigarettes in the city of boston but mayor walsh wants to

ers, caregivers, and individuals

out west. just a little perspective for you, right, on a thursday morning? another sure sign that winter is almost here. people in kansas digging out. blizzard conditions. >> it was colorado the day before then kansas. drivers with are strand on highways. the national guard had to go out and rescue people. see. blizzard warnings that were up. our way, but it's the rain. i feel like it's bringing out emotions or something inside of us like a post traumatic disorder. >> by the way, good opportunity to tease our winter weather show which >> we'll be asleep. >> i'll give you a preview. we're talking about e rain coming in by this evening. 46 in boston right now. 31 itaunton. it's one of the cooler spots. 39 in nashua.

most of us are in the 40s out the door right now, much milder than this time yesterday. satellite and radar shows clouds and the clouds will win out quickly here. we get. temperatures come into the 50s, but these highs won't happen until this evening. it's going to be a gradual process rising through the day today. i also want to point out the back edge coming through ohio. not the sharp clearing. we break rain e evening rush hour, which is great news.

eastern ssachusetts. we'll be drying out in the central part of the state, and the rain shifts off the coastline by mid to late morning lingering longest on the cape. temperatures will be falling into the 50s tomorrow afternoon. tonight, in fact, our temperatures continue to go up. so we'll be in the 50s overnight tonight. breezy and mild. the wind isn't going to be a disturbance. the morning rain departs as withle. it will be around 60 tomorrow in. northwest. that's when our temperatures will fall through th to start the weekend. high, thin clouds by saturday night and sunday. here comes a disturbance. we may debt a sprinkle or snowflake mixed in as we head

the weather is looking fantastic for a tree-lighting spectacular. cool and dry with temperatures falling into the upper 30s. so you want to be bundled up. otherwise, the start of next week look going. no weather-related travel delays as we head into the thanksgiving holiday. robi? all of a sudden, things have gone crazy out there. one crash is about a busy spot. blocked there. that is going to create a mess. then there's the crash on th barracks. the left lane is blocked 30. isis suggesting an attack

on new york city. >> plus, a new warning in france. here are your top stories on this thursday morning. >> this morning, the french prime minister is asking parliament to extend a state of emergency saying terrorists could use chemical or biological weapons. new video shows one of the attacks last week on a cafe. in it, thgunman aims point blank but the weapon doesn't fire and two women escape. meantime, today we're waiting for dna results of two suspected killed in a raid in paris yesterday. officials want to know if the mastermind is one of them. this morning, president obama says he plans to travel to paris for the upcoming climate talks. at 6:00 a.m., the latest on more overnight raids across europe. good morning, i'm susie steimle live in the satellite center following that latest isis propaganda video that targets new york city. it clearly shows images of times square and what looks

ke a bomb. city leaders say this is old video repurposed to look like some new sort of threat on new york city. they say it is not. more on that coming up at 6:00. plus, it's one week away from the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city. what they are telling people to do and how they are ensuring people feel safe while they are there. live in the satellite center, morning. good morning. i'm nicole jacobs live in salem for day four of the phillip chisholm trial who -- chism trial who decided he did want to be present during the trial. yesterday he sat through some of the most compelling evidence to date, surveillance video from inside danvers high school that shows him following colleen ritzer inside of the bathroom and putting on gloves. he stayed there for 11 minutes. during that time, prosecutors say he raped and murdered ritzer.

coming up 6:00, we'll show you what the ooh video detailed murder. morning. former subway spokesman jared fogel is said to be sentenced today on child porn and sex crime charges. he admitted to paying for sex with girls as young as 16. august. under the plea deal, he faces up to 12 ars in prison. it is 5:51 right now. time for our "daily talker." boston mayor walsh is trying to prevent young people from getting hooked oncigarettes and other tobacco products. >> right now, under under 18 can buy cigarettes in boston built the mayor wants to hike up that age to the same as buying alcohol. >> kathryn, marty walsh says cigarette use over high schoolers has dropped over the past few years. he believes the tobacco

have ramped up their ads. the city's board of health is expected to vote on his proposal to have the minimum age for nicotine products would go up in the spring of 2016. boston would join 78 other communitiethat have already raised the age to buy to 21. several young peop we spoke with were upset saying 18 is plenty old enough to make your own decisions about health. a spokesman told "the globe" the state should decide, not the city, and blaming the sellers will not get rid of the demand. so take a look at some comments out there. a pretty skeptical louds. marie said "raising the drinking age didn't stop kids from drinking. if they want to smoke, they will." danielle says "really? raising the age will not stop

a number of ways to comment. we'd love to hear from you. chris, kathryn? ben affleck is busy filming his new movie "live by night" in the posten area. today they -- in the boston area. today they begin shooting and in the north end drivers can expect detours tomorrow. it is an adaptation of the prohibition era crime era.

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