at nhpvalues.org. >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." >> when i went on the street, i saw 20 to 25 bodies laying on the floor. antoinette: breaking news right now. a state of emergency in paris as the death toll rises after a series of coordinated terror attacks. right now the manhunt for the accomplices. erika: plus the security boost in boston and beyond. what experts see in the attacks that has them so concerned. antoinette: and united for france, the landmarks glowing in blue, white, and red. the tributes shining here and around the world. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: we are talking

breaking developments this paris. this is a live look this morning from the french consulate here in boston. at this hour, we know at least 120 people were killed. security stepped up all around the world and, of course, right here in boston. our coverage continues in just a moment but first it is saturday, november 14. good morning to you. i'm antoinette antonio. erika: thanks for starting your i'm erika tarantal. we do want to check in with danielle. it is chilly and windy this morning. danielle: that is right. this morning temperaturewise we are starting out in the 40's and 30's across the area. take a look. 39 degrees in worcester right now. 41 degrees in keene. 43 boston. 47 on nantucket. but you have to factor in those winds this morning. they have dropped temperatures back about 5-15 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. and you're going to to feel that wind as you step outside the door today. you can see winds are sustained at about 16 miles an hour now in

worcester. 18-mile-an-hour winds now in boston and on nantucket. 22-mile-an-hour winds which americans the winds are gusting about 30-35 miles an hour. so for today, temperaturewise we're going to warm up into the low 40's in worcester through the merrimack valley you're going to see the low to mid 40's. mid 40's in boston as well as on the cape. and 49 degrees on nantucket. we should see lots of sunshine. a little bit of clouds this morning. but that's quickly going to clear out but it is just a chilly, blustery day outside. so let me show you on the satellite and radar. notice a couple of light snow flurries maybe attempting to make it to the ground out in western mass. but there are a couple of snow showers through parts of northern new england. rain showers through parts of even maine. all this is an area of low pressure that is kicking up those winds. we'll talk about when those winds will finally back down and when we'll see milder temperatures ahead. erika and antoinette.

antoinette: danielle, thank you. the city of paris and the world in shock after a wave of deadly terror attacks. right now, at least 120 people are dead. an intense, international investigation now under way. erika: live team coverage begins this morning with the eyeopener's frank holland. frank: antoinette and erika, a state of emergency has been declared in france. the military mobilized and borders closed. here's what we know right now. witnesses say eight killers wearing masks and black clothing were calm and determined, saying nothing as they murdered dozens in several locations throughout the city. those eight are also dead this morning. the attackers ruthless, sophisticated, and well-coordinated. the eight killers almost simultaneously attacking soft targets in the french capital, throwing the city into chaos. the majority of those killed were at a packed concert hall where american rock band "eagles of death metal" was playing. more than 100 there were killed as the gunmen held those concert-goers hostage. elsewhere, gunmen stormed restaurants and triggered deadly explosions just outside the national stadium during a soccer

>> we had huge gunshots and lots of stuff coming through the window so we ducked on to the floor with all the other diners and we had numerous more numerous gunshots. >> i heard the ak47 go off. and then immediately afterward, the second bomb over at the soccer stadium. frank: the president of france -- who was in the stands with thousands of fans -- was ushered to safety. in all, gunmen targeted six different sites, killing at least 120 people. no group is claiming responsibility for the attacks. but jihadists have praised the rampage lashing out at french military action against islamic state extremists. right now, police are still hunting for people connected to the attacks. antoinette? antoinette: frank, thank you. president obama is calling the attack in paris an attack on values shared by the french and americans. he spoke with french president franois hollande last night and reiterated that the united states will stand by france's side, calling the nation

america's oldest ally and friend. the white house says the two leaders have pledged to work together and, with nations around the world, to defeat terrorism. >> whenever these kinds of attacks happen, we've always been able to count on the french people to stand with us. they have been an extraordinary counterterrorism partner. we intend to be there with them in that same fashion. erika: a live look now at paris where you can see there are still vehicles blocking streets. a state of emergency there. and what's happening overseas is being felt in boston as well. at the french consulate a show of respect and sol indicater. there are flowers outside there. the paris tragedy felt profoundly here. cities around the world keenly aware of the ever-present threat of terrorism. our sera congi continues our breaking news coverage, live in boston, where security has been stepped up.

sera: erika, there's no specific but state and federal officials taking no chances. alady security ramped up at logan airport as well as here at td garden where the bruins play today. the state police tell us that situation. they're keeping in touch with the folks at the joint terrorism task force to find out if there is any reason to be concerned here locally. terror experts say the attacks are especially alarming because they went undetected. harvard university's dr. leonard marcus says that fact is very concerning because france has been on high alert since the deadly attack earlier this year that targeted a newspaper. security has now been heightened for the upcoming climate summit that president obama is expected to attend. dr. marcus says experts will look to connect the dots to other recent terror-relatedded incidents like that russian passenger plane that crashed two weeks ago. >> trying to understand what is going on, who is talking to whom. what are the plans.

what are the funding schemes? sera: until those questions can be answered, everyone being very cautious and told to be extra vigilant. transit police, the mbta police are, are encouraging customers to report any suspicious activity or report any unattended packages. again no specific threats against boston or here in massachusetts. live at the garden this morning, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: thank you. the band u2 has canceled its planned show in paris tonight because of the state of they had planned to film the show for an hbo special. in a statement posted on their website last night, u2 says, "we watched in disbelief and shock at the unfolding events in paris, and our hearts go out to all the victims and their families across the city tonight." erika: yesterday's violent attacks just a short distance from charlie hebdo where another deadly terror attack happened just ten months ago. twelve people were killed and 11 injured in the january attack. two brothers stormed the offices of the french satirical

magazine, gunning down employees. paris was on high alert for days as police launched a massive they were killed by french police after a shootout. more live pictures from paris a city in mourning and on high we will continue to closely you updates throughout the newscast. antoinette: boston marathon already sentenced to death-- will get the chance to argue for tsarnaev's lawyers say he 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 on december 1 in boston federal court. tsarnaev was convicted earlier this year and sentenced to death in the 2013 bombing that killed three people and injured more than 260. erika: right now the search for a missing plymouth state university student is about to get underway. university officials say jake nawn who is from holden, massachusetts, disappeared near a river. police have been using canine teams along with boats and

kayaks to search for the 23-year-old student. >> we have poetry together right now. talk. he always makes everybody smile. he always makes everybody much happier than we were before. time. we're all very, very close to him. erika: this morning his friends plan to meet at the plymouth community gardens to search the area for him. antoinette: a rhode island cemetery worker who stole granite gravestones of veterans and use them as flooring at his home has been handed down his punishment. 59-year-old kevin maynard was sentenced to 200 hours of community service to help veterans and a year of probation. maynard pleaded guilty in july for taking gravestones and other items from the veterans' memorial cemetery in exeter. investigators found more than 100 grave markers being used as flooring at maynard's home in charlestown. new this morning the former chief executive of the anglo irish bank facing fraud charges in ireland has asked a judge here to release

extradition hearing. "the globe" reporting that david drumm told a federal judge in boston on friday that he is not a flight risk and would not abandon his family. he's asking for home confinement with electronic monitoring so he can continue working. erika: it's 5:10 right now. ahead "5 on the opoid crisis." antoinette: the key information parents need to spot some real dangers. and a firey collision out west. the accident that sent flames shooting hundreds of feet high. frank? frank: and we are following breaking news right now in paris. investigators looking for leads in a series of deadly terror strikes. more than 120 people killed at a concert venue and at restaurants around the city. eight of the attackers are now dead. police are searching for accomplices. danielle? danielle: a cold and blustery start to the weekend.

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antoinette: 5:13. we continue our breaking news coverage on the terror attacks in paris. at least 120 dead right now an international investigation

now underway. our frank holland is monitoring the developments this morning. right now, we know that the frank: the french president said a terrorist group orchestrated these attacks. we know the eight people who carried out these attacks throughout paris are all dead. but police continue to hunt for the people who helped them. this was a brutal, coordinated wave of attacks at six different sites in paris. those attackers also triggered deadly explosions in the city. travel restrictions are in place in france right now where a state of emergency has been declared. the president has declared three days of national mourning and put the nation's security at its highest level. erika. erika: facebook activing an important feature in paris during the terror attacks. users were able to notify friends and family they were safe through the site's "safety check" tool. facebook sent out notifications that friends who were in paris were safe. the "safety check" tool has been used five times since it launched last year. this is the first time, however, the feature has been used in a setting this is not a natural disaster. antoinette: 5 on the opoid crisis and beyond.

this morning, newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich takes us inside a fake bedroom to help parents learn how to spot some real dangers. todd: at first glance this night appeared to be a typical teenagers bedroom but this is fake. it's been staged to educate parents about ways teens could be hiding drugs in plain sight. >> one item you might see on a kids bed stead would be a watch. you might not think anything of it, but you can actually open the watch and it could be a grinder. for pills. yep, for grinding pills. todd: there are 60 items hidden in plain sight in this room including drugs and drug paraphernalia that parents could easily miss. hidden in plain sight is the name of this exhibit. hospital. and currently on display through saturday at the sandwich rec center for people over the age of 22. this mocked bedroom is filled with containers that can be bought online and easily mask drugs and alcohol. we were asked not to reveal all the secrets.

the parents who toured this have found all of the hidden items. >> you see a key chain? it might look like a normal key chain. you might not really think anything of this. but as you can unscrew it it can turn into a one-hitter they call it. it can actually be paraphernalia. todd: tours began on thursday. police and antidrug specialists say the goal is not to encourage snooping but to encourage parents and children to have an open dialogue about drugs. in sandwich, todd kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: the time is 5:16. 41 degrees outside. invigorating. danielle: as you step outside quickly. strong winds out there today. they're going to persist all day long making it feel even colder outside.

day. in fact, what is happening. weren't so bad. yesterday. but we made it into the upper 50's in boston. and mid 50's in worcester. but today we're only going to make it in boston into the mid 40's and in worcester into the low 40's which is about a 15-degree temperature drop the way you split it. we're talking about a much colder day to your saturday. in fact, here's what it looks like outside. these are the current air temperatures. 4 boston. 39 in worcester. 43 up in keene. 47 now on nantucket. but then you have to factor in those winds. those winds are gusting now upwards of 32 miles an hour in boston. but on the cape at 38 miles an hour. and on nantucket they're blowing at about 44 miles an hour. so that that's a very brisk wind. when you factor that in, you get values. this is actually what you're dressing for. it feels more like 30 degrees in

boston. that's how it's going to feel in most locations maybe even in the 20's in some locations at least this morning. and boston's wind speetds really aren't going to let up all that much. in fact, they're going to increase through the afternoon. these are the sustained winds at about 25 miles an hour. so you expect the gusts to be anywhere from 0 to about 40 miles an hour. the reason we're seeing this, it's all an area of low pressure up to the north and east. and the winds around it going counter clockwise. that's why we're seeing brisk conditions. now we're not necessarily seeing precipitation here in southern new england but up through parts of maine as well as up through parts of northern vermont, northern new hampshire. a couple of snow bands persisting there. they could even accumulate a little bit of snow up to the northern parts of the state. so if you're likely to like to go skiing, today might not be the best or bad day to do it. in fact here's what happens on the future cast. notice be start to clear out by, say, about lunchtime or so. then we're going to see a lot of sunshine through the day.

we will see sunshine. that's great news but it's not going to feel that great outside. especially with the winds. and then tonight clearing skies but with the winds persisting overnight, we won't drop down as cool. in fact, here's what we're talking about in terms of snow accumulation. there could be one to two inches up through parts of northern new hampshire and northern vermont and ski country. so highs today really only going to warm up into the low 40's worcester as well as in orange. 45 degrees in boston. 46 on the cape. 49 on nantucket. then tonight we'll drop temperatures back into the 30's and 20's. and tomorrow we'll still have breezy winds but with a westerly wind temperatures should bump up into the low to mid 50's across the area. now we're mild again on monday. notice we're in the mid 50's. front drop through. it is a dry cold front. so what it's going to just do is bring in cooler weather as we head towards, say, 11:00 monday night. and then notice on tuesday, we

so it's colder by midweek but then a major warm-up comes by the end of the week. and with that comes some much-needed rain. antoinette and erika. antoinette: danielle, thank you. the tiement right now is 5:19. some of the stories we're following right now. erika: one person is dead, and bakersfield, california where a piece of large farm equipment take a look. fire officials said that these flames were shooting up about 200 feet high. the fire could be seen from miles away. the incident is now under investigation. antoinette: right now twenty people are injured, six critically, after this double-decker tour bus crash in san francisco. smashed into a bicyclist and into a building under the open-top bus was speeding before it crashed into the tourist-packed union square. it's unclear how the bus lost erika: the supreme court says it parts of the abortion law in texas. supporters argue the restrictions are meant to protect women's health. opponents say it's a disguised

end all abortions. the court has not heard a major abortion case since 2007. its decision will likely come down sometime next spring or early summer. antoinette: several tires on at least a dozen cars in brockton slashed overnight thursday. security at signature healthcare brockton hospital reported that 12 employee cars had their tires slashed in the parking lot. the s.u.v. in this photo had all four tires popped. brockton police received reports of slashed tires in three additional locations as well. they say it appears the victims were randomly targeted. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran. bob: sometimes you're looking for your car keys and you end up finding an old pair of reading glasses you lost. the red sox president was out looking for an ace and came up with a closer, a real good closer. the red sox send four proceed secretaries po san diego for krig kim manufacture mel a 27-year-old who leads the major with 224 saves over the past

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antoinette: this morning we continue to follow the breaking news of the terror attacks on france. meanwhile, here in boston, people are coming out to pay tribute to those killed. this is a live look from the french consulate in boston. we of course will continue to monitor the latest developments and we'll have the latest for you on the other side of the break. pjeb bush: leadership means you've got to be all in. it's not about yappin'. pit's not about talking. it's about doing. p i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. pand we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. r people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. p as president of the united states, i pledge to you that i will solve problems. announcer: right to rise usa is responsible for the

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i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. the month of november has been a mild one. temperatures running above average almost everyday so far this month but unfortunately that is all about to change but right now it is currently 43 in boston. 39 in worcester. 42 in nashua. and 40 degrees in plymouth. but you factor in those winds and it feels more like the 30's and 20's. so for today, only warming into the mid 40's. but it's going to feel more like the 30's with those wind gusts at about 30-40 miles an hour. but we will have a milder afternoon on tap for tomorrow and lots of sunshine for the weekend. antoinette and erika. antoinette: thank you, danielle. the r.m.v. is explaining itself after granting a massachusetts woman an unusual request. erika: she has won the right to wear a colander on her head in her license picture. to each their own. lindsay miller is a "pastafarian" and a member of the church of the flying

spaghetti monster. she says pastafarians who believe the universe could have been created by a "flying spaghetti monster" are encouraged to wear the spaghetti strainers in their i.d. photos. the r.m.v. originally denied miller's request but later relented after pressure from the secular group. >> you're discriminating against us just because you haven't heard of us. there's like so many thousands of religions. how are you going to know all of them? i hope this helps open the door so other people can go and don't have to have that hassle. erika: the r.m.v. released a statement saying "the r.m.v. processed the customer's request consistent with its established facial image policy." there you go. antoinette: it's a free country, right? erika: as long as you have a clear picture of your face. you're all set. eleven protesters who helped shut down i-93 in milton last winter will have to answer to a judge and jury for their actions. antoinette: the decision that's sending the case to trial. and a deadline for indycar boston. what mayor walsh is saying about

the fate of the event. erika: of course we continue to follow the breaking news of the morning. this is video from last night. paris. we'll have developments throughout the morning including a search right now for any accomplices. president hollande calling this an act of war by the t[ duck quacking and wind whistling ] [ copier whirring ] [ beeps ] [ classical music plays ] hmm. the new turbodown jacket: t tested tough in

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antoinette: breaking news in paris. a wave of terror attacks strike the city. the death toll and the investigation into what's being called the deadliest attack in paris since world war ii. erika: and a local congressman getting updates on the investigation. the critical information and why french officials have feared this type of attack. antoinette: and the world uniting behind france. the tribute in lights in the u.s. and around the globe. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." antoinette: there is shock and horror as we take a live look from paris this morning. still a very strong police presence there after terror attacks striking six targets and more than 120 people are killed. as the hunt continues for more suspects, the world is standing in solidarity with france this morning. and a good morning to you. it is 5:31 on this saturday morning. i'm antoinette antonio. erika: and i'm erika tarantal. of course we'll continue to follow developments out of france. we do want to begin this

weather and danielle almost feeling like winter. danielle: i'd say so this morning. in fact, temperatures starting in the 30's and 40's. with those winds gusting anywhere from 30-40 miles an hour, it's making it feel even colder outside. as you step outside the door right now, here is your current air temperature. we're starting in the low 40's through the merrimack valley. low 40's in boston. mid to upper 40's on the vineyard as well as on nantucket. and as we go through the next 12 hours in the merrimack valley look at these temperatures. not budging all that much. only warming into the mid 40's. it will be a partly sunny to mostly sunny kind of day. just high, thin clouds around for your afternoon. but notice these wind speeds sustained anywhere from 10 to 20 miles an hour. and they are to the west. they will be shift to go the north and west through the afternoon. and it does make it feel even colder outside. so feeling more like 28 degrees

in pittsfield. feeling like 35 in boston. and more like 39 on nantucket. through the afternoon, temperatures bump up into the low 40's to a few upper 40's in some places. it is blustery, sunny and colder through the day. we have a dry forecast in store for most of us this weekend. but there are good chances for rain in the search-day forecast. i'll time it out for you ahead. i'm meteorologist danielle vollmar. antoinette: breaking news. explosions and gunfire rock paris. erika: at least 120 people are dead, and the death toll climbing after a series of terror attacks.. six different locations were attacked. an intense manhunt now underway for any possible accomplices in the attacks. antoinette: live team coverage begins this morning with our frank holland. frank: the islamic state is responsible for those deadly attacks. all public buildings are closed

their search for suspects. the streets of paris look like a battlefield as armed men dropped multiple targets. more than 100 people have been killed after terrorists attack with automatic weapons and explosives. >> we heard a bunch of gunshots, maybe 8-10. there was a pause and a few more. frank: explosions rocked a soccer stadium while a game was underway. the worst carnage at this theater where gunmen took many concert goers hostage. an american band performing on stage. >> they heard the gun fire and said it was louder than what they were even player. they heard screaming and yelling. >> security forces rushed the building. concert goers could be seen running from the halls, hands on their heads. one official said the gunman tossed explosives at the hostages, a horrifying scene inside according to witnesses. a crowded restaurant also among at least six locations under fire.

really loud gunshots and bullets coming through the windows. i saw a woman next to me, i was holding on to her. i could see a pool of blood around her. she had been shot i think in the chest and was fatally wounded. frank: as police scramble to secure the streets sunned parisiennes run for shelter wonder where the terrorists would strike next. president obama promised to stand with the french people. >> this is an attack on all of humanity and the universal values that we share. frank: and the president of france calling the attacks an act of war because of the security concerns disneyland in paris is closed to the public in a highly unusual move because of a string of attacks. the theme park is one of europe's leading tourist attractions. the french consulate in boston this morning where flowers are a show of respect and solidarity. the paris tragedy, felt profoundly here. while there is no immediate threat, officials are stepping up security around the city. our sera congi continues our

outside the td garden. sera: sources telling newscenter 5 homeland security was doubled here at the garden. for the celtics game. there will be increased security tonight for the bruins game. all thf as a precaution. security is being stepped up around the country. that includes at major sporting events throughout the weekend. in boston additional homeland security could be seen at the garden during the celtics game. a league source tells newscenter 5 the nba advised teams playing to be on heightened alert. bruins fans will see similar security at saturday's game. nhl deputy commissioner bill daly sending an advisory to all clubs "to be on heightened alert given the events in paris." there are no specific threats to massachusetts but mass state police tells us they've ramped up patrols at logan airport and are monitoring worldwide intelligence with their partners in the joint terrorism task force. security at the state house and on mbta trains and buses.

transit police encouraging customers to be extra vigilant and report any suspicious activity or unattended packages. it is important to note that there aren't any specific threats against boston or here in massachusetts, but homeland security and law enforcement not taking any chances. live at the garden this morning, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. baystate congressman bill keating says he's been speaking with the french for months about their efforts to fight this kind of terrorism. keating sits on the homeland security and foreign affairs committees. he was in paris just a few months ago about the potential for this kind of attack. french officials are attempting to track thousands of citizens who have left to fight for isis in syria and iraq. he says france has the best counterterrorism force in europe. keating: they're very good at what they do. if they are subject to this attack, it really casts light on the fact that this could happen

strike here in the u.s. erika: congressman keating says he will continue to monitor developments and receive briefings throughout the weekend. antoinette: a symbol of the 9/11 attacks in new york lit up in blue, white, and red in solidarity with france. new york police have increased their presence in the wake of the terror attacks. extra security now stationed outside the french consulate and at other high-profile locations with french connections. more live pictures from paris this morning. you can see a big media presence in paris along the street there. there's also a very huge police presence after these terror attacks. we will continue to closely monitor the situation and bring you updates throughout the newscast, and you can always get the latest on our web site wcvb.com as well as our mobile news apps. morning, a suspect in this week's fatal shooting near new york city's penn station has been arrested in cranston, rhode francisco alsina was taken into he's expected to be sent back to new york where he'll be charged with murder.

police say alsino opened fire on 3 men as they entered the train station, after a fight nearby. right now, disturbing new details emerging from the night a new hampshire teenager died of an overdose in a motel room. court documents say 17-year-old eve tarmey was upset about not seeing her boyfriend. that's why her mother's boyfriend mark ross gave her a dose of what he thought was heroin to calm her down. it turned out to be the painkiller fentanyl. the spaulding high school senior was found dead last month in a rochester motel room she shared with ross and her mother jazzmyn rood. if convicted, rood faces up to 14 years in prison. mark ross could face life behind bars. right now a suspected child rapist from worcester under arrest in puerto rico. state police say markys semprith-garcia raped an 11-year-old girl in her he also allegedly threatened to hurt the girl if she told anyone. police say he knew the girl's

family. prosecutors are now working to get the him extradited to massachusetts. erika: a jury has finally been seated for the murder trial of philip chism. the process was delayed for three weeks while chism underwent a psychological exam that determined he is competent to stand trial. chism is accused of raping and murdering colleen ritzer, his danvers high math teacher, two years ago. he was 14 at the time but is being tried as an adult. opening statements are expected on monday. eleven protesters who helped shut down i-93 in milton last winter will be going to trial in march. they'll face charges for trespassing and obstructing an emergency vehicle. the 11 were among a larger group of "black lives matter" protesters who chained themselves to cement-filled barrels in the middle of the highway, shutting down traffic for hours. fourteen other protesters recently pleaded guilty to trespassing and were sentenced to community service. antoinette: yesterday was supposed to be the deadline for indy car sponsors to re-negotiate an agreement with the city on its race proposal. but mayor walsh says sponsors are still racing to get all

permits and approvals needed to hold the grand prix event in south boston next labor day weekend. walsh: we might have a resolution today but if we have to extend it two days we will do that. i think the indy car national i think is is involved in this conversation now. i think that's an important step. the way the indy car is set up it's a franchise operation so every city is different. antoinette: a spokesman for indycar boston says they expect to have all agreements with city agencies "soon while ensuring no taxpayer dollars are required." erika: new this morning. the wampanoag tribe pushing for a bingo hall on martha's vineyard have been turned down. a federal judge ruled friday that the tribe had not shown enough evidence it had the right to exercise governmental power over settlement lands. the tribe said that since they are a federally recognized, it should be allowed to have certain types of gambling on tribe-controlled land. the judge ruled the tribe must follow state and town rules.

head in iowa. erika: the change in plans tonight. the new questions they are likely to face. and are fantasy sports sites gambling or games of skill? boston's mayor weighs in on the controversy. danielle: windy and cold are the key words for today's forecast, when the gusts finally die down and when some warmer air works its way in frank: we're following breaking news on the "eyeopener." the county of france has the islamic state is responsible for a series of deadly terror attacks in paris. the death toll rising this morning after terror strikes six targets in the city. more than 120 people at a concert and eating at restaurants were killed after gunman and suicide bombers attack. france now beginning three days

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we know that the 8 people who carried out these attacks are all dead, but police continue to hunt for the people who helped them. erika: commitment 2016 in light of the attacks in paris, c-b-s news has significantly reworked its plans for tonight's democratic presidential debate it is hosting. the debate will now focus more on issues of terrorism, national security and foreign relations. the debate in des moines, iowa, scheduled to begin at 9 tonight, is the first on a broadcast network this election season. all three democratic candidates will be participating. for the latest analysis and perspective on the presidential race and other current political issues, tune in to the new show "matter of fact" this sunday. the new weekly program is hosted by acclaimed political commentator, author, and national radio host fernando espuelas. it airs right here on channel 5 tomorrow morning at 11:30 right after "on the record." erika: and now for a look at the

economy. frank has more on a tough week for wall street. frank: stocks had their worst week since august. that ended a six-week winning streak. here is a look at the numbers. the dow had the biggest fall, 200 points. the nasdaq down 77 points. the s&p dropped 22 points. many analyst believe the decline in stocks was caused by falling oil prices and disappointing earnings reports from some major retailers. boston mayor marty walsh weighing in on the debate over fantasy sports sites. he says the debate over whether it is a game of chance or skill depends on the player. walsh: obviously if you're a person, a random person who doesn't really know football, don't really understand what the sport is all about, you go in there and pick tom brady and gronkowski and all your favorites, but if you're somebody who follows football closely, you know the whole league and the players, it's really a game of skill. frank: mayor walsh said he's never played the game but that he probably should to get a better understanding of the industry. he wants to make sure draft kings stays in boston. in the week ahead, the interest rate watch continues. a key gauge of inflation, the "consumer price index" comes on

out tuesday. the lack of inflation and wage growth is believed to be a major reason the fed has not raised interest rates yet. frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. danielle: good morning. well, it is a breezy day out there. you see behind me these are local wind gusts. they're anywhere from 25-30 miles an hour right now. and that's where they're going to stay through the afternoon. so let's take a look at what you can expect through the day. blustery and chilly today. however, tomorrow will be a milder afternoon. we're going to see full sunshine pretty much all weekend long. and it is a milder end to our workweek although we start out on the cooler side of things. right now it's all about the cool temperatures. 9 degrees in worcester. 40 in preliminary u. 47 on nantucket. 42 in portsmouth this morning. 43 up through the merrimack valley. so it's a chilly start. but then you have to factor in the wind gusts.

gusts are sustained at about 32 miles an hour in boston. 44-mile-per-hour wind gusts on nantucket so it makes it feel even colder outside. so here is worcester's 7:00 predicted temperature. 34 degrees. you factor in at least 20-mile-an-hour winds sustained and you get 24 degrees for that wind chill outside. remember, that is what you dress for. through the afternoon, these winds don't really back down that much. in fact, they intensify. they will be sustained at about 25 miles an hour. but really gusting upwards of 40 miles an hour. it's all due to this area of low pressure up to you the north and east. you can see those winds going counterclockwise behind it. also bringing in some precipitation, some light snow showers or flurries out through evening parts of western mass, northern new england. ski country maybe even could get an inch of snow. hey, we'll take that. as we go through the day though, here's what happens. we start to clear things out by about lunchtime. we'll see tons of sunshine this afternoon. but unfortunately that sunshine not really going to warm up

things because that wind is going to really kick in and really bite us. so temperaturewise we're only going to be in the low 40's in worcester. mid 40's in boston. upper 40's on nantucket. with lots of sunshine. tonight clear skies. we still have a wind out there. because of that, temperatures won't fall as much as they could. however, the merrimack valley will be in the 20's. orange you'll be at 28 degrees. 30 in worcester. in the mid 30's on the cape. if you're stepping outside the door tonight, you definitely want to grab a winter coat. you will need it. first thing tomorrow as well. and then tomorrow we'll warm up with temperatures in the mid 50's and even a few upper 50's. so the milder afternoon comes. it's mild again on monday. but then avenue a back-door cold front coming through. that will bring in colder temperatures as we head towards tuesday. in fact, these are your high temperatures of the day of tuesday. upper 40's, mid 40's for highs. so another cool day. but we do turn milder as we head

towards wednesday, thursday and friday. temperatures bumping up into the mid 50's which is above where we should be this time of year. and with that comes some much-needed rain starting on, it looks like thursday afternoon, into early friday. antoinette and erika. antoinette: the time is 5:51. stories we're following right now on the eye. erika: the u.s. military is "reasonably certain" that an american drone strike in syria killed the isis executioner known as "jihadi john," a military spokesman told reporters that thursday's drone attack hit its intended target and people were killed. he said it remains unclear, however, whether mohammed emwazi, was among them. the pentagon says experts are "assessing the results" of the strike. antoinette: a utah judge -- who removed a foster child from a lesbian couple-- has reversed his decision. the judge says the nine-month-old can say with the women. he had initially ruled the little girl should be taken from the couple and put in a quote-- "more traditional home."

children. erika: the game of life is at the center of a legal dispute over who invented it and who is entitled to receive millions in royalties. the widow of bill markham says in a federal lawsuit that he has been denied his legacy for creating one of the most popular board games in history. she says another man, reuben klamer, took full credit for it, and along with hasbro- cut her out of royalties. antoinette: someone in ohio is waking up a big winner this morning. the player used automatic lotto to pick out what turned out to be the $200 million lineup in yesterday's mega millions drawing. the winning numbers were 17-18-31-35-59. the mega ball number was 9. it was the third time this year the mega millions jackpot reached $200 million. no one here that we can call and say, hey, buddy, do you want to be friends and hang out? erika: it never happens here.

it's our turn. the boston pops spilling their pre-performance secrets this morning. antoinette: the key moves that help them light up the stage! erika: we do continue to follow breaking developments after the attacks in paris. you're looking at pictures of the french embassy right here in boston. security stepped up in major cities around the world including in boston. specifically at local events. major sporting events and of course we are following developments overseas as well where a manhunt is underway for any accomplices of the eight terror suspects who were killed after the attack yesterday. the "eyeopener" is comings right some of my competitors plan to reduce the use of antibiotics over the next few years. r but what are you having for dinner tonight? rtry perdue simply smart and harvestland . rtwo trusted perdue brands of chicken raised with

danielle: welcome back. vollmar. we haven't seen much in the way of rain lately. in fact for the year, we're down over eight inches in boston. for the year in worcester we're down over 7.5 inches in terms of rain and parts of the area you see in that tan color under a moderate drought. it doesn't look like we're going to see any rain today. in fact it's going to be cold and windy with sunshine. temperatures struggling to make it into the 40's. and then tomorrow we turn warmer with less wind around. it's still a breezy day. antoinette and erika. antoinette: thank you, danielle. the boston pops kick off their holiday season in a few weeks. and you can bet they are working hardand not just on their erika: it takes endurance, instrument, tolls on different

muscle groups and when you're talking sometimes three shows a day, making music is truly a physical feat. pops maestro keith lockhart compares this to this. >> injuries a conductor can sustain are similar to those of a baseball picture. erika: he jokes the difference he gets no five-man rotation relief so he gets serious about preventing overuse injuries. >> i know conductor who have had to have reconstructive shoulder surgery. erika: his key is stretching. >> mostly it's just to keep the muscles that are up in my shoulder from binding up. erika: he says massage therapy helps. as for his players warm-ups are crucial. trumpet player michael martin says staying fit in general helps. >> i'm a coach on the side. erika: breathing exercises prime the lungs. >> your lungs are expanding and contracting over and over so fast to get your heart rate.

erika: there's a special regimen to ready his most famous solo. >> i can take you through what i do if you like. it starts with the feet. they loosen. then just (blowing raspberries? (that will usually lead to. erika: and then you get a carrot. >> then we get a carrot. erika: nice soundy fectsz and a standing ovation along with that carrot. they're fantastic obviously. holiday pops begins december 2. erika: what a great time of year here in boston. erika: get ready to have all that in your head for a while. coming up 5 on the opioid crisis antoinette: warning signs for parents the signs of trouble to look for the clues that you could find in your teenager's bedroom erika: and we are following breaking news in paris the president of france is blaming the terror attacks on isis, calling them "an act of war" and vowing to strike back. he has also put security in the country at its highest level and called for 3 days of national mourning.

and he closed the borders.