newsnter 5 at five. >> breaking news off the top, it is a night of terror off the streets of paris. >> the chaotic scene is unfolding. let' s get to john atwater. john: the associated press reporting 26 dead in a series of violent attack in paris. there have been three different attacks around that. police say there has been a shootout at a restaurant, where of gunfire. thousands of fans were watching the french president was there at the match. police in the streets of paris. cnn also said 60 people have been taken hostage. obviously an absolute night of chaos in paris as police respond to all these locations.

we will bring you updates as we get them. act to you. jc: jihadi john is dead. the isis terrorist seen on camera executing american and western hostages, believed to be killed by a u.s. air-strike overnight. this huge development is small consolation to the family of a new hampshire journalist who was among his victims. phil: new tonight james foley' s family is talking to newscenter 5 our pam cross is live outside the family' s home in rochester new hampshire. pam: just a short time ago his anything. earlier his mother said this is not justice. >> it saddens me that here in america we are celebrating the killing of this arranged pathetic young man. pam: the mother of james foley says there is no solace in the death, age drone strike targeted

his real name -- the executioner with a british accent who beheaded james fully and other hostages. fully' s father admitted they are angry. >> bombing him won' t bring him back, it won' t change the war. we to eliminate isis, not jihadi john. >> it is just so sad that our precious resources have been concentrated to see grievance fish to seek revenge -- have revenge. >> all the people who are dying, the kids who have no parents and

nothing . a pam: secretary of state john kerry says the airstrike should terrorists. pam cross, wcvb newscenter 5. phil: boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will get the tsarnaev' s lawyers say the convicted killer never had a chance for a fair trial because of media coverage and the fact that the trial was held in boston. the hearing will be december 1 in boston federal court. tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to die for setting off one of the two marathon explosions, killing 3 people and injuring hundreds. a jury has finally been chosen in the murder child -- murder the process was delayed for 3 psychological exam that determined he is competent to chism allegedly raped and murdered colleen ritzer, his danvers high math teacher, 2 years ago. he was 14 at the time but is

night a teenager died of an motel room. suspects. why she was given heroin and what happened next -- 911. he was allegedly the first person to discover that the 17-year-old was deputy court documents say 3:30 on the morning of october 17 he discovered her body slumped over the bed of the rochester motel where he was living with her and her mother. of the affidavit goes on to say that instead of calling 911 immediately, he spent 90 minutes cleaning up the hotel room, disposing of needles and spoons. the paperwork also says ross and another woman, later identified as leslie eberly , went to buy what they thought was hero when

accurate the motel, she was given heroin to calm her down. the paperwork says the drug and snorted it with a straw. that drug turned out to be a powerful than heroine. ross had little to say in his arraignment. never saw her daughter take the drugs. charged with conspiracy of a controlled drug. -- conspiracy to process a controlled drug. mary: she could face life in prison. jc: a new hampshire family struggling to find any leads in the neighbor of that leads in the murder of a loved one. -- struggling to find any leads in the murder of a loved one. denise robert was gunned down as she walked through manchester' s north end on august 30. her killer still on the loose. police are trying to connect the

dots with very little to go on. the victim' s brother now tells our sister station wmur that the investigation started with questions dating all the way back to robert' s high school years. >> murder is essentially a curb between people who know we -- murderers essentially occur between people who know each other. phil: a suspect in this week' s fatal shooting near new york city' s penn station has been arrested in cranston, rhode island. francisco alsina was taken into custody about. last night. he' s expected to be sent to new york where he' ll be charged with murder. police say alsino opened fire on 3 men as they entered the train station. the shooting reportedly grew out of a drug-related fight at a nearby mcdonald' s. no one was hurt when an elderly woman drove her car into the honey farms mini mart in auburn. the accident happened just after 1 this afternoon. the woman was able to get herself out of the car. no one inside was hit. fire officials say the majority of the damage was to the glass windows. jc: harvey joins us now some

this afternoon. wind is really the problem. harvey: the winds have changed. not really much of anything and a couple around amherst at this particular time. a couple more to the west. the higher elevations with the maybe a snowflake. you to the west. ushering in chillier temperatures for you to down to the 40' s. we did reach about 60 today. they may not have felted it because of the strong winds. 30 in boston , two things, a good deal of wind and it will be noticeably colder. boston will only be 40 to 45 with wind gusts at 45 miles per hour. i will let you know about the

>> announcing plans to visit worcester 2016 donald trump planning massachusetts he will visit meantime the gop front runner campaign against ben carson. and carson is making headlines intelligence on syria for the white house. donald trump' s latest instagram video asks whether ben carson is a pathological liar. he went to one step further. >> he longed that knife. >> he acted out a story and carson' s autobiography where carson tried to stab a friend. trump also slammed the very voters he was speaking to. donald trump: how stupid are the people of the country to believe this crab -- this crap?

he is staying above the fray. >> it is not the kind of dialogue i would ever engage in. >> the chinese are involved in the conflict in syria. white house spokesman josh earnest, stunned by the idea that carson' s advisers would know more than the precedents. m i think in the m speechless. >> president obama said he does not inc. carson knows much about the conflicts in iraq or syria. >> right back to our breaking news desk in syria and the terror in paris. john: 26 people dead in various attacks. police responding to a number of different locations. there was an explosion outside of the national stadium. the french president was watching a match with thousands of fans.

you see the pictures here in france as police swarmed the streets. there was a shootout at a restaurant where 11 people were killed. police are reporting that 15 people were killed, hostages also taken there. also a very fluid situation. we are going to stay on top of it. we also know the white house is monitoring what is going on in paris right now. phil: a pastor' s pregnant wife shot and killed. the images caught by a surveillance camera that may help crack this case. jc: plus, the plea from the surviving new york prisoner who

+ jc: three separate attacks, 26 people dead. these are live pictures coming to us from paris, chaos on the streets. let' s go to john atwater, who is following this story. lots of developments. john: the number has risen to 35 dead in these violent situations. that is inside the national stadium where you see that image of fans. report of at least one explosion outside the stadium. attending that match there. he is safe.

on the right side you see police officers on the streets of paris, obviously a tense situation. at least 11 killed in a shootout at a restaurant. more violence at a theater. we know at least 100 hostages have been taken. live pictures in paris both inside that stadium and on the streets of paris. homeland security is a credible threat to the united states. obviously everyone keeping their eyes on paris tonight. >> we want to tell you the new york prison escape the pled guilty -- pleaded guilty to the escape. sweat and his prison mate richard matt drilled their way facility in june. police after more than 3 weeks on the run. matt was shot and killed by police. sweat is already serving a life sentence without parole for a murder conviction.

jc: new details in the manhunt s wife during a home invasion. police say they have surveillance video of the suspect who burglarized a neighbors home just minutes before the shooting. jc: detectives say 3 different -- it is the biggest break yet greeted indianapolis police claimed to have surveillance the pregnant mother and pastor' wife. they have yet to make those images public. >> for those responsible, we are coming. >> they say the suspect was captured on camera as he burglarized the neighbors home just teed up doors down. the fee blackburn left for the gym. then a neighbor heard gunshots. the couple' s one-year-old son upstairs, safe in his crib.

>> they saw an opportunity to burglarize another home. a church seen here on youtube. >> i moved to south carolina. >> she was three months pregnant >> everything she did was to help other people. >> the the scene with an accomplice in a dark suv. jc: detectives say 3 different home surveillance cameras captured the shooting suspect. and they' re hoping evidence, processed at both break-in sights, will help identify him. phil: another scandal rocking -- harvey: is 52 degrees . that has been the story of today. not that cold, but windy. it will definitely feel colder because it will be colder and be actually windy.

they had some gusts over 40 earlier. with the wind direction out of the west southwest, off of the water, which means the wind is unimpeded. still a wind advisory . there could still be some gusts. after that it is still going to be windy. the wind will shift out of the northwest and it will break a little bit of it up. that should be enough to continue. it will be warm because it will be colder. . rainbow. i do want you to see a couple of nice sprinkles down there. a couple just moving through. possibly not reaching the ground in both places for her have been a few light showers. -- more around the

you see that chunk of cool air. you will that difference tomorrow. in boston right now, 52. steady winds if you' re heading out this evening. that and just the colder air' s -- cold air moving in by tomorrow morning. there will be cold air moving in. it is only around 40, with the wind blowing it will feel chillier than that.

gusts will be higher than that tomorrow. tomorrow. that is why tomorrow' noticeably colder than today. we do get a bit of a moderation. tomorrow it is going to feel like 26 around 8 a.m.. of the like 29 degrees. we have nice weather here, a chilly start. 45 or 50 by the end of the game. as far as we are concerned it is dry by the end of next week. somewhat weather around thursday

and staying wet for a little while. jc: following the breaking news out of paris. phil: john atwater is following developments as they are coming in. john: we know 35 people have been killed area 100 people have been taken hostage. these are live pictures where these took place. different locations where the violence occurred in paris. restaurant. at that theater. the national stadium. there was a soccer match. the french president was there along with thousands of fans.

pictures from inside that stadium where the match has stopped after the explosions outside that stadium. the country on high alert after the terror attack. 12 people killed in that attack. obviously the emergency response continues right now.

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phil: we know now at least 35 people are dead in violence around that city. 100 people are being held hostage. people were shot and killed at a restaurant and there was an explosion that happen out at a soccer match that the french president was attending. details are continuing to come in. 35 people are dead. >> they are the picture of toys and strength. the exertion by athletes, it can be obvious. newscenter 5' s erika tarantal reminds us at the ballet it has to seem effortless. phil: a store clerk being hailed

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key is maintaining balance and keeping good flexibility. >> more like great flexibility. >> the boston ballet offers levels. more information on our website. wcvb newscenter 5. jc: -- phil: we have been following this breaking news coming out of paris. there are at least 35 people dead in paris right now after three separate incidents. >> wall there is no imminent or credible threat, we learned that extra patrols have been put out -- have been put out on the streets. an extra measure of caution here with what is going on. three different attacks. phil: we are not sure what is

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