right now at 6:00, new video of thparis attacks. dramatic surveillance from inside of a restaurant. plus, a new warning this morningp. >> a w terrorist threat aimed at new york city. the defiant response this morning from the nypd. >> doug flutie and his family dealing with a sudden loss. the tragedy that took both of his parents' lives within an hour. captions by: captionolorado, llc (800) 775-7838 morning, it is 6:00 a.m.

the weather. >> it's not as cold as it was. mid-40s in boston. norwood back down to plymouth at 39. the clouds have rolled in but we are still dry right now. notice the isolated showers that pop in. there may be one or two between now and late morning. the steadier rain won't move in until later on today. so have the umbrella with you in eastern massachusetts. there will be pockets of showers through midday in worcester county. 3:00 p.m., light rain at metro west and southern new hampshire. notice the south shore and cape is mostly dry today. the heaviest r

audio ] [no audio ] [no audio ] [no audio ] developing this morning, york city. they released a video showing images of a bomb and manhattan. then there's this. chilling new video of the paris attacks from last week. surveillance video shows a gunman shooting at customers in a restaurant. these new developments come just hours after a deadly raid in paris. this morning,

investigators are still trying to confirm whether that operation killed the mastermind of the paris attacks. bree is here with the latest. hi, bree. >> gd morning, kathryn and chris. a new warning from the french prime minister. he says terrorists linked to those who carried out last week's attacks could use chemical and biological weapons. this statement as the raids continue, more were carried out in belgium overnight and their link to this man. one of the suicide bombers that attacked the french national stadium. horrifying in its silence, the newly released surveillance video shows the paris restaurant attacked by terrorists last friday. in the security footage, you can see a gunman opening fire and then chaos as the shower of bullets and glass sent people running for their lives. at one point, the gunman aimed at point blank range, but his

escape. then 4:00 wednesday morning, police in the paris suburb. during the raid, a woman blew herself up. eight others were arrested including three men naked and handcuffed rushed through the streets by police. prosecutors say they were a new team of terrorists ready for a new attack but thwarted by tapped phone calls and tip- offs. rate now, authorities are waiting for the results from dna testing on the two dead suspects to see if the man they believe to be the mastermind is one of them. president obama still mans to be in climate talks. a new video released about i isis suggests the terror group is planning to attack new york city. susie steimle has how nypd is responding. there is no credible

they are still going to deploy counterterrorism teams in the coming days to make sure people feel safe there. additional police and state agencies will be on hand to thwart any potential terrorist attacks. city leaders say there is no place in the world better prepared for a terrorism threat than new york city itself. though, they don't believe this new video from isis holds any weight. you can clearly see what looks like a bomb and images of time square. these are old images edited together to look like a new threat. with holiday celebrations just around the corner, city leaders want to ensure new yorkers and visitors there feel safe. >> the people of new york city can rest assure 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. >> the same city leaders that you just heard from say over the next couple of weeks will bring in some 60 million people to new york city. live in the satellite center, morning. isis now says this is what brought down a russian plane. the picture shows a soda can, wire, and what appears to be a switch. the terror group posted this picture in their english language magazine. the picture has not yet been independently verified. russia confirmed it was a bomb that brought down the plane last month in egypt killing all 224 people on board. russia is offering a $50 million reward for any information. 6:06 right now.

the paris attacks to push his own immigration policies at a night. >> they're using the internet and recruiting people. then the people go out to fight for isis. then we let them back into the country. we let them back in. where have you been? i've opinion fighting for isis. oh, come on back in. go back home to texas. >> trump didn't offer specifics on how to deal with isis but he did say he'd build a wall open the mexican border and make mexico pay for it. meanwhile, jeb bush would make it official to get open the primary ballot. today he'll attend an event in londonderry. a chilling sight in the phillip chism murder trial showing surveillance video of the teen following his math teacher into the bathroom where

she was killed. nicole jacobs has a closer look. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you. we saw a much different philip chism. he had a conversation with the judge during which he went against everything his attorney said since day one. he said he understood and comprehended his rights. he also said he wanted to be present in the courtroom. he was when prosecutors showed chilling video. it was a day after phillip courtroom. a day that the 16-year-old lacked the competence to stand trial until this, in his own words under questioning with the judge. >> you want to give up that right to be present and be here to confront, see the witnesses and see the cross-examination? >> no. >> do you want to be present? do you want to be present during the trial? >> reporter: with that, the

trial continued with chism present. he sat stoic as prosecutors revealed the most compelling evidence to date. surveillance of colleen ritzer's last moments alive. >> do you recognize that to be phillip chism? >> yes. >> reporter: the video shows phillip following ritzer. prosecutors say during that time, he raped and murdered the beloved teacher afterwards with a hood over his head and carrying what's believed to be ritzer's clothing. we do expect phillip chism to be back in court this morningp. heartbreaking news for football star doug flutie and his family. his parents died on the same day. he sent out a message that his father dick had been ill and died of a heart attack.

less than an hour, his mother suddenly. flutie's parents were married for 56 years. nate solder opening up about his 4-month-old boy's kidney cancer diagnosis. >> my thought was this poor, innocent child has to go through this, and i feel like i'd done something wrong. i think a little bit feel like i wasn't able to protect him. >> reporter: and in april, solder revealed that he was treated for testicular cancer. now his toughest battle yet, his son hudson's cancer fight. solder says he believes in god and believes there must be a higher reason for this. >> anything's possible. i think there's no question he can heal my son, but i don't know if that's in his plan. >> reporter: hudson already has had four rounds of chemo and has another 15 treatments.

such a sweet face. our heart goes out to the family. >> i love seeing hudson with the smile on his face. >> drunk and under the influence of prescription drugs. >> a woman accused of trying to open a plane door in mid-flight makes her case in court. >> no need to head to the doctor. uber is bringing the vaccine and nurse to you. how to get in on the day's deliveries. >> wait until you hear about the mistakes that causes a huge delay earlier this week. good morning danielle. >> good morning, kathryn. clouds in place put at least we're not as cold as yesterday. temperatures running into the 40s. we rise into the 50s today. some rain in boston. might be 2:00, 3:00 p.m. with heaviest rain overnight. i'll take a look at copley square this morning. stay with us. you're watching wbz news this

under a state of emergenc ng. they had over a foot of rain so everyone is being asked to stay off the roads. the river flooding is huge out

a lot of houses are covered up. it's been blamed for three deaths in parts of washington. the winds stopped out over 70 miles per hour. thousands are still without power. kansas saw 20 inches. drivers were stranded on highways the thattingal guard had to go out and rescue people as well. gives you perspective, right? here at home, a quiet start. we've got rain on the way, but nothing compared to the rain, flooding, wind, and snow in other parts of the country. our rain widespread 1 to 2 inches. flooding seems unlikely. the timing and owers arrive with the heaviest rain overnight into early tomorrow morning. i don't think the wind will be a big deal. i'm not expecting damage. 30 to 40 mile-per-hour gusts

gusts. 34 in tauntp. a lot of us were in e teens and 20s yesterday. so we're milder in many spots. the clouds rolling in and the rain behind it. we've got a couple of showers isolated just coming into southern vermont and the berkshires right now. we may get an isolated shower put most of us just stay dry. temperatures gradually rise. a lost temperatures will be felt later on this evening because our temperatures continue to rise overnight tonight as well. edge. see the sharp cutoff? i do think we see the rain heavy in the morning and clearing comes in quickly after that. most of the time between now and middayis dry.

into pockets of light rain. it's generally north and west of boston. 5:30 so part of the evening commute here is far easter massachusetts dry in spots. the heaviest rain by far after this evening commute is great news because it is going to pour heavy rain, your pours, isolated rumble of thunder not out of the question. the rain shifts off the coastline lingering longest on the cape through late morning. clearing comes in after that. keep in mind this is one depiction. you debt the idea. there may be very locally higher amount where's some of the heaviest downpours come in. breezy and mild overnight, too. temperatures stay in the 50s and tomorrow morning we'll be around 60. 60 in the morning and with the rain departing, clearing comes in. the temperatures will be in the 50s through the afternoon. looking good saturday with a few high thin clouds.

it is a disturbance that may bring a couple of showers. rain showers early on sunday. it could be mixed with a flurry and some of the high terrain that clears out of here. 40s next week, but no weather- related travel problems. >> we've had several crashes this morning. the latest one is north of the city. let's go to skyeye4 right now to see what's going on there. it's on route 1 southbound at lynn street. the stop and go backup is to essex street. then we had the earlier crash on the mass pike in weston. it it's a left lane crash and the backup is to route 9. then to the south, we've got good news. the earlier crash on route 3 northbound in weymouth has cleared. the expressway is jammed from the split to columbia road. 23 north is looking sluggish up

the woman accused of trying to open a plane door mid flight says she was drunk and on sleeping pills. prosecutors say camilla was on the british airways flight on tuesday when she set off a square over the atlantic. flight crews restrained her until they were taken off the plane. massachusetts is cracking down on fentanyl. a powerful narcotic often added to heroin making it a crime to transport more than 10 grams calling for punishment up to 20 years in prison. fighting the flu on the go, uber hoping to give the best shot at staying healthy. today people in the posten area including somerville, cambridge and chelsea can order a flu shot the same way you would hail a ride all on the uber app

from 11:00 to 3:00, a group of drivers will drive nurses to your door. you debt a wellness pack and the flu shot cost is $10. uber hopes this will debt more people vaccinated. this was gridlock earlier this week. it was all because of flu. this traffic jam was caused by a contractor who didn't read the fine print on the sealant he was using. the joint compound was supposed to be used when it was 45 degrees or warmer but tuesday's temperatures dipped into the 30s so two lanes on 128 north on the needham stretch stayed closed pore part of the morning commute. crews were waiting for the sealant to cure. the contractor says it won't happen again. it was not a pretty ride. >> that's a big oops. ahead, a divorcing couple fighting over frozen embryos. >> she says it's the last chance to have children and he says they made a deal.

now a judge is weighing in. a harvard athlete with a huge response to the social

morning. a california judge is allowing five frozen embryos to be divorce. while the couple was still married, husband and wife agreed to discard the 'em preyos if the marriage ever ended. when it did, the wife changed her mind and sued to keep them saying the embryos could be her last chance to have biological children. the judge says the contract is a contract and the language is clear. on the healthwatch, your doctor could some day know your vital signs even if they are not in your office. m.i.t. has

illnesses. >> the state wants to help you keep your social media social media passwords and make it illegal to punish an employee orstudent for this. critique an athlete's performance but for female athletes, the focus can sometimes be on their looks instead of the achievement. >> one harvard rower says it's about more. >> reporter: i googled female athletes and five of the seven on the firs included the word "hottest." nay lily lange was a rower and she felt talent took a backseat to looks so her

frustrations turned to this. the female athletes of boston's facebook page and blogs is all about local female and actions. >> it popped up on my news feed and it hit me. i was like, oh, my god, i need to make the humans of new york kind of blog. i'm going to share the stories of amazing female athletes all around boston. it's going to be awesome. >> it is awesome. naomi says she's really pleased with the response. the page launched sunday and it's up to nearly 1500 likes. still a lot more ahead, whitey bulger's girlfriend returning to massachusetts and we'll tell you why. >> airport workers walking off the job including logan. what are they demanding some. >> it could get harder to get around boston at night. the future of late night t service up in the air. >> as we head to break, here are four things you might like to know for today.

big devopments in the parity attacks. a new concern plus overnight raids linked to one of the suicide bombers. new york city. how the nypd is responding to a new video threat. >> and a big change when it comes to smoking in boston. >> a new push when it comes to mayowalsh. that's our "daily talker." good thursday morning to you. it is 6:30. it's a great morningp. >> it is a great morning. i'm catherine houser. chris mckinnon -- >> sorry, i forgot to say my name.

we? >> we're just two day as way from the tree lighting sec' -- days away from the tree lighting spectacular. >> we have a shot of rain coming in early tonight and tomorrow morning. it is a dry start right now. you can see the flash of blue, clouds are due. they under place right now. don't expect a whole lot of sunshine. as you are stepping out, there may be a little bit of sunshine in far eastern massachusetts. the clouds act like a blanket so it's not nearly as cold as yesterday. 46 in boston. 39 in plymouth but most of us are running in the 40s out the door. it is a dry start, but you want to pack the umbrella. we have a couple of showers to afternoon. this evening. hour by hour, low 50s by the late afternoon. we'll continue to rise. so 3:30, light showers.

more of a nuisance than anything. i don't think it will slow you all that much for your evening coute. 7:00 p.m., notice far eastern massachusetts still staying mostly dry, but the rain moves after that. it ramps up heaviest after the evening commute. look at the temperatures. 60 tomorrow morning in many spots. clearing comes in after that. the rain is done by mid to late morning. sun breaks out and temperatures will cool through the 50s. let's get you on the road. hi, robi. >> hey, danielle. we have a pair of accidents on the mass pike now. both of them west of boston. the two right lanes are blocked. this couple in an earlier crash in weston. the backup was from weston to route 9. now it's back to 495. to the south we go, let's see, our second accident of the

morning route 3 northbound. this one at braintree at union there. this is a live look at the accidents on route 1 southbound at lynn street. several big developments overnight in connection with the paris attacks. new raids carried out linked to one of the suicide bombersp. >> and a serious warning about the possibility of future attacks. good morning, bree. >> reporter: right now, officials in italy are searching for five people flagged by the fbi in response to a u.s. warning about tential targets aftethose paris attacks. officials are linked to this man, one of the suicide bombers who attacked a french national stadium last week. here's the new video giving us a terrifying look at one of the

a gunman opened fire then aims at point blank range. the weapon can't fire, and two women did manage to escape there today. officials are hoping to get the results of dna testing to determine if the suspected mastermind was killed in a raid north of paris. this morning, the french prime minister is asking parliament to extend the state of emergency saying terrorists could e chemical or biological weapons. chris, back to you. >> we appreciate it. 6:34 right now. isis taking aim at new york city with a new video threat but the nypd says its city and people won't be intimidated. we have a closer look at the threat and the response. good morning, susie. >> good morning, chris. as you know, we are one week away from thanksgiving and one week away from the macy's thanksgiving day parade. the isis propaganda video has a

giving all of the images in new york city in the video. these are still images from the isis propaganda video. up see what appears to be a bomb and image of times square. a spokesperson says some of the images seen here are old images ed ited together to look like a new threat. regardless, law enforcement will continue to have terrorism teams in the coming days there. people should "continue to live their lives and enjoy the greatest city of the world. >> it is the goal of terrorists to intimidate and disrupt our democratic society. we will not submit to their wishes. >> people can feel comfortable coming into thiscity, enjoying

be aware but do not be afraid. >> the upcoming holiday celebrations and tree lighting rockefeller center attract 60 million people to new york city. susie steimle, wbz this morningp. a showdown in washington over alouing syrian refugee into the u.s. the republican- led house is expected to pass the measure today increasing screenings of refugees. the white house says president obama is threatening to vote toe it and at least one family already feeling the impact of the rhetoric. a syrian family has been diverted to connecticut. indiana's dove under has order add i state agency to stop all resettlement. the agency says they don't believe his actions are legal but don't want to put the family through any additional pain.

whitey bulger's girlfriend kathryn greig will be in court accused of refusing to name names to a grand jury about who helped the mobster evade captor. she's serving eight years phoridty fraud. boston police say a 42- year-old woman was stabbed several times in mattapan. the suspect, her 25-year-old son who was standing at the top of the stairs and kept reaching for something in his waistband. officers unholsterred their guns but did not fire and were able to arrest the man peacefully. police say he was carrying a knife. jurors showed the surveillance video of chism

bathroom where she was killed. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning to you, chris. it was interesting yesterday when thdefense team actually agreed with the judge that their client phillip chism is we did not hear him say anything up to this point. he said he did want to be present for his own trial. let's look at the video because prosecutors revealed some of date. surveillance video from inside danvers high school. colleen witnesser's last moments alive walking into the bathroom as chism was putting on gloves. it's where prosecutors raped and murdered her all coming after chism's stunning conversation with the judge. >> do you want to give up that right to be present and be here to confront, see the witnesses and see the cross-examination? no.

>> do you want to be present? do you want to be present during the trial? >> we expect him to be inside the courtroom today but the judge did say if at any point he could not be there to make the court aware of that. court resumes this morning at 9:00 a.m. nicole jacobs, wbz this morning. new this morning, firefighters have got an i handle on an early morning fire at a home in natick. this fire broke out at 3:00 a.m. in the garage and spread to a small section of the home on boden lane before it was extinguished. no one was hurt. just days before the busiest week of air travel, workers are striking at seven of the highest traveled airports, including boston. this morning, it looks like it's last call for late night mbta service.

the fiscal control board is once again considering ending late night service on saturdays and sunday. the mbta says operating late costs the t more than $14 million a year. 6:40 is the time right now. time for a check of our "daily talker." boston mayor walsh is trying to prevent young people from getting hooked on cigarettes and other tobacco products. >> right now, anyone over 18 can buy cigarettes in boston but the mayor wants to hike it up to thsame age as pieing alcohol. >> reporter: marty walsh says cigarette use among high school students dropped steadily and now believes the tobacco company has noticed this and ramping up their marketing towards young people the city's board of health is

expected to pass it. other nicotine products would go up in the spring of 2016. boston would join other communities that already raids the age to 21. several young people we spoke to said 18's plenty old enough to make your own decisions about the health. the state should decide not the city and that blaming the sellers is not going to get rid of the demand. let's check out comments now. wayne writes on our facebook page. they did this in my town. i still think it's smoking. thinking it may be more of a feel-good measure than any real impact. chris says if you can get sent off to the war, you should be

we can do it all day long. chris, kathryn? ahead this morning, doug flutie paying tribute to his parentsp. >> his mother and father died suddenly an hour apart. how he's remembering them and their love. >> plus, nothing can trump the donald. what interrupted his worcester rally, though, three different times? each cup uniqu brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'.

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it looks cool and clouds. >> we have one week. >> kathryn was about to admit it. >> we are one week away from turkey day so we were doing our best turkey impressions. let's skip the turkey and get right to the weather. >> kathryn wins. 46 in boston now. the limited sunshine we have, enjoy it while it lasts. 39 in nashua right now. 34 in taunton. you may notice right away it's not nearly as cold as we were 24 hours ago. umbrella. the kids won't need it for the bus stop. the sun is obviously now up as of five minutes ago. of school. a shower risk will be greatest west of boston by the time you

of sprinkles here. the steadier rain is still to our west, so it takes a little bit of time to get here and all the while, our temperatures will slowly be on the rise. most of the highs don't happen until later on today. back edge of the rain, by the way, coming through virginia. do notice the sharp cutoff in terms of the clouds. there's still snow, by the way, in parts of the northern plains behind it. what does it all mean for us? today between now and midday, an isolated shower. we'll take things out to 2:33. you'll notice the showers move in for the evening drive. i think it will be more of a noosant than anything. -- nuisance than anything. we'll get a lull but notice it's after 8:00, 9:00.

the action. it's in the early morning commute for 7:00, 8:00. we'll fall into the 50s during the afternoon. this is just one depiction. a lot of amounts showing up between 1 and 2 inches. the wind will be a big issue and we'll see gusts as high as 40 miles per hour. morning rain tomorrow departs. clearing comes in 60 to start. then 50s in the afternoon. our tree-lighting spectacular looks fantastic. cooler to start next week.

our weather team will sit down. traffic and weather together, robi. before i pop up the nap, let's go to skyeye4 over on a situation on storrow drive. so now they under the pullover there. the good news here is they are in the cutout. usually the state police don't try to correct this type of situation and back that big rig up until after 10:00 after the morning rush is over. there. now let's pop up the map. accidents now. one in weston, two framingham. the result is a bumper to bumper backup from the state police barracks to 495 in hopkinton. that's not going to be a fun ride. top stories this morning. we're following several overnight developments connected to the paris attacks.

right now, police in italy are searching for five people flagged by the fbi. >> this comes as new raids are carried out. one of the suicide bombers from last week's attack. doug flutie is opening up. his father died of a heart illness. the couple had been married for 56 years. donald trump took his political show to a crowd of about 10,000 at the dcu center hitting a number of topics including immigration and his concerns over allowing syrian refugees to shelter. trump says his support is real. donnel trump and tom paradey are friendsp. >> but does the pats'

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gronk shared tidbits about his family thanksgiving saying his mom would have to get 50 pound turkeys to feed gronk and his brothers. >> i did not realize there were 50 pound turkeys out there. we hit upgoingle, and there are. 6:54 right now. time for a closer look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." >> good morning, charlie. >> reporter: good morning, chris and kathryn. ahead, we'll talk with nypd commissioner bill bradley and we're in paris with the latest on the hunt for the attack's suspected leader. that and more. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. up next, lots of people may be soul searching this holiday season and the hot item

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wbz news at 11:00. it's always fun when all of us are in the building and it's not a storm and we can discuss the weather. meantime, rain's moving in. there are showers right now in new york and pennsylvania. they don't come until this then the steadiest, heaviest rain is up tomorrow morning. we'll be up around 60 tomorrow morning. the weekend look goods, too. >> we can use the rain. >> "cbs this morning" is next on wbz. we'll see you back here nor a news update in 25 minutes.