terrorism. randy: julian edelman injured. the hit landing the receiver in surgery today. it's on the eye for this monday morning. >> you're watching wcvb, boston's news leader. good morning! this is newscenter 5's "eyeopener." emily: take a closer look at that hit side-lining julian edelman. this was at the end of the first quarter of last night's game against the giants. experts are already weighing in on whether that will be a season-ending injury. randy: we'll have that in just a minute. first to cindy on the forecast for this monday. cindy: pretty nice monday overall. we're starting out the week with a good amount of sunshine. mainly clear right now in boston. 48 degrees. the winds have settled down from the weekend. they're out of the west at 10 miles per hour in most spots. so we have cooled down, closer to the freezing mark. and a few pockets here bedford to nashua. worcester is 41. notice down in the upper 20's this morning. 30 norwood. 35 taunton.

you can see patches of mid- and high-level clouds. overall high pressure will give us a lot of sunshine today. keeping my eyes though on this front to the north. that's a back-door front. it will come through overnight and bring in cooler temperatures for tomorrow. but today we will warm up into the 50's. in fact, by late morning and lunchtime knocking on the door of 55 degrees. winds out of the northwest 10-15 miles per hour. we should top out around 56 boston. 56 in nashua. south of town nudging toward 60 degrees in taunton today. enjoy. more on that cooldown for the midweek coming up. let's get you out to the roads and see how we're looking out there. good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning. looking okay on the roads right now. not seeing any problem spots. a live look at the zakim bridge and the leverett connector picking up that construction right now. let's get to the maps. that roadwork clearing 39 southbound approaching the zakim bridge. awes make your way along 128 by 95 and also in the final stages here on 128 from route 1 to great plain avenue. just about cleared up as well over by newton corner on the pike. no problems north of town at this point.

the trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. randy: thank you. breaking overnight. amid grief and fear french police take new action after the terror attacks on paris carrying out raids in several cities. and that is just one of the big developments we are following at this hour. emily: let's get right to the eyeopener's erika tarantal. she's tracking new information as it comes in. erika: emily, randy. french officials have just named as a belgian mind as the master mind. saying he was linked to other thwarted attacks. the french response is is very active on several fronts at this hour. we've learned one of the two bombers just eye deny phid was already facing a terrorism charge dating back to 2012. overnight police carried out more than 150 raids across france according to the prime minister. there are reports of arrests. massive air strikes on isis targets in syria. those strikes destroyed a jihady

training camp in raqqa where paris were planned. suspects, a 29-year-old french citizen, had been flagged as a possible terrorist five years ago. >> they did not have enough people to follow all of the suspects on their list. international manhunt is still the attack suspects that escaped. stopped him near the belgium border early saturday but let him go. later this morning, a moment of silence will be held around europe for the 129 people killed in friday's massacre. we'll bring you new information as we get it. emily? emily: right now authorities are sounding the "all clear" after a security scare on a flight bound for boston. the american airlines flight from washington, d.c., to logan was evacuated before take-off. these two men were removed from the plane after the "crew had concerns" about suspicious armed security teams swept the nothing. officials not taking any chances in the wake of friday's

paris. >> we were totally happy because we knew the flight was safe. they checked it from top to bottom. >> all of our public safety teams are working diligently to keep people safe here in the commonwealth. emily: there are no credible threats against boston, but city and state officials have tightened security measures with additional law enforcement patrolling the city. on the mbta and at sports events ahead in our next half hour, a massachusetts father on edge after his son is caught up in the terror in paris. and his concerns are not just for the young man's wounds. randy: four minutes after 5:00. right now the hunt for suspects is on after a break-in at a u.s. army reserve center. weapons stolen. the eye's sera congi is live in worcester with what we know at this hour. sera: randy, the f.b.i. is investigating. while officials say there is no link to terrorism they are very anxious to recover these guns. this break-in happened overnight

on saturday at the lincoln stoddard army reserve center. "5 investigates" has learned thieves broke in through the roof and stole weapons from a building full of locked doors. no one will say exactly what weapons were taken. the timing of the theft so soon after the paris attacks certainly raised concerns. >> nothing at this point and time that would tie this to, you know, any specific or anything else at this point. sera: the missing weapons have been entered into a national database in hopes of recovering them quickly. we'll keep you posted. live in worcester, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: opening statements begin teen accused of killing his teacher. phillip chism is charged with ritzer at the high school two years ago. he was 14 at the time but is being tried as an adult. the trial was delayed for three weeks while chism underwent a

psychological exam that determined he is competent to stand trial. emily: right now a key patriots player is out after this tough play. wide receiver julian edelman breaking his foot in last night's dramatic win over the new york giants. this morning, he'll undergo surgery. coach belichick's message to patriots fans about what that injury means for the team is ahead at 5:0 this morning. this is what fans were greeted with as they showed up to games. extremely tight security in the wake of the paris terror attacks. no specific threat, but law enforcement was strategically placed with security now an even bigger priority for the nfl. canines in cars, troopers in bulletproof vests as tens of thousand poured into the stadium. ahead of the first round of football here in the states since the attack, season ticket holders were warned. the less you have, the quicker you get in. >> i got an email yesterday saying they were going to have to ramp up security, be

prepared, come in earlier. they would be more cautious of the clear bags and what you have thing. emily: a lot of new england fans making the trip for that game. everyone went home safe. randy: right now the cape cod community college campus in barnstable is on high alert after a written threat was found at the school. this morning's classes have been cancelled. the school will not open until the state police bomb squad and k-9 units have searched the newscenter 5 on the opioid crisis. governor charlie baker's opioid bill takes center stage at a public hearing this morning. the bill would restrict patients to a three-day supply of pain killers the first time they're prescribed an opioid drug. it also allowed doctors to commit patients involuntarily to a drug treatment facility for up to 72 hours if they're considered an immediate danger. the meeting is at 10 this

morning at the state house. emily: a 19-year-old is seriously hurt after he was shot while sitting in a car in revere. it happened along american legion highway around 8:00 last night while the teen was with his father. police say several shots were fired into the vehicle. the teen was struck in the neck and is in stable condition. police are now looking for a black s.u.v. with tinted windows. police are trying to figure out why a woman was in the road. the driver who hit her has not been charged. 5:08. cities and towns want more help fighting poverty. the label they need to address the problem effectively. and a local man nearly lost his son to the attacks in paris. why he says he feels badly for the terrorists who shot his child. erika? erika: breaking overnight. police in france have carried out more than 150 raids across the country looking for the people behind friday's attacks. it comes just hours after france launched air strikes against isis targets in syria. a moment of silence for the

victims in paris will be held at 6:00 this morning our time. cindy? cindy: a mild and sun-filled monday. that's the story today. but i'm tracking a back-door cold front that is going to bring in big changes. more on that and when to expect our next chance for rain. emily: new this morning. secrets from boston's hottest chefs. kitchen tricks from doretta tavern that the whole family will love.

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>> we are the cavaliers. we're very excited to be coming out to plymouth this year. we just wanted to say good morning, "eyeopener" team. randy: this group getting ready coming all the way from chicago to join america's hometown thanksgiving this coming

can't wait to see them. emily: and don't forget you can join all of us as our special v.i.p. guests at the parade in plymouth. nice hotel stay, restaurants, and of course the main event. the concert, the parade. it will be great. go to our facebook page. that's where you are register to win. olessa: no pressure. cindy: i've been holding my breath for the past couple of weeks. looks like we're going to be just fine. we've got a sunny start to your week. we're w56 watching a back-door cold front that will come in and cool us off tuesday into wednesday. then we'll get the temperatures to come up ahead of a system that will bring in needed rain on thursday but it should be exiting later on friday. we are closing in on a nine-irk deficit in boston and an eight-inch deficit in worcester. we could use some rainfall. we will get some here toward the end of the week. in the meantime a bubble of high pressure over the northeast

more of a northwesterly wind. but you see this toronto here to the north. that's the back-door cold front. it will sneak in overnight and turn our winds to the north and set the stage for some cooler temperatures tomorrow and wednesday. so you can see we've got a fair amount of clear skies out there now but a couple patches of some mid mid- and high-level clouds. underneath that blanket temperatures in a few spots milder than others. you can see lawrence to beverly in the 40's. boston 48. marshfield 41. 40 hyannis this morning but you head inland. cold pockets. 30 in norwood. 35 in taunton. look at bedford at 32 degrees. up in nashua 34 right now and you will see a little bit of that mid- and high-level cloudiness this morning but the clouds thin out late morning. i expect a lot of sunshine this afternoon. notice by 11:00 a.m. you're 52 degrees. we will spend the afternoon in the 50's so it turns into a more pleasant afternoon. you see the mid- and high-level clouds thinning out around lunchtime. lots of sunshine here through the afternoon hours. look at these temperatures. well up into the 50's. in fact knocking on the door of

60 degrees taunton, marshfield. 56 boston. coolest through the hilly terrain in worcester county where we're in the lower 50's today. it turns into a real nice afternoon. layers a real good idea. tonight will be the coldest night of the entire week. we're waking up tomorrow morning to a lot of 20's out the door. even flirting with the freezing mark in boston. that back-door cold front comes on by. winds will be more out of the north all day tuesday and even into wednesday as high pressure is sitting right on top of us. a lot of sunshine the next few days right through wednesday. expect dry weather with a good amount of sunshine. only in the mid 40's on tuesday. around 50 on wednesday. then we'll start to warm it up on thursday. there will be more of a southerly wind. you can see this system approaching from the west. it is going to feed in some rain. i think that rain comes in during the afternoon hours on thursday. the front is moving fairly slowly as a wave of low pressure rides along it. that will keep the rain going into friday one to two inches of rain potentially but it should wind down later friday setting us up for a dry weather next weekend.

we go from near 60 thursday into friday to the 40's next weekend. olessa: it will be the end of november. cindy: this is true. olessa: thank you, cindy. so far a quiet start for you on the roads. there's a check by allston/brighton. that's eastbound move to go the bottom of the screen. let's get over to the maps. all the overnight construction now out of your way. if you're heading into boston 93 south at the zakim that cleared. so did the project at 128. the ramp to 128 should beery opening shortly. as you travel the pike construction cleared by newton corner. no problems on your trip down from new hampshire just yet. the trains and buses starting the morning on schedule. i'm olessa stepanova. that's a look at your traffic. >> i do not feel angry at all. that was not my reaction. my reaction was concern for my son. emily: a massachusetts father opens up about his son wounded in the paris attacks. it's a story you saw first on 5. the man's family says he's alive but not out of danger. arnaud meerseman, a french citizen, helped produce the concert at the hall where dozens were murdered friday night.

his father yann, who lives on martha's vineyard, tells newscenter 5 his son was shot through the chest. the bullet, piercing his lung. incredibly, he is expected to survive. his father admits he's not upset with the attackers. yann: these people are brain washed. they have a story in their head that makes sense to them. and i would be a lot more angry at the people who put that story in there. emily: meersseman is making plans to go to his son's bedside in paris. he hopes to arrive by thursday. randy: the paris tragedy is having a financial impact this morning. asian stocks fell today, the first day of trading since the paris attacks sparked worry in the global economy. right now, stock futures are up on wall street. that's after the dow plummeted 202 points friday over fears that holiday shopping will be poor. at least a dozen cities and towns struggling with poverty are trying to be named "gateway

cities." framingham, waltham and warren are among the cities looking for the designation, which guarantees additional state dollars. to qualify, a city must have an average household income below the state average. there are currently 26 in the program across the state. emily: new this morning. some of boston's hottest chefs take you inside their kitchens to share their secrets. erika is back with the tasty details. erika: i need all the help i can get, i know. michael schlow is a boston-based culinary celebrity with restaurants spanning the country. now the man behind tico and altrastrada has gone greek. >> i think everyone wants to share and have a good time and be social, and that's what this restaurant is all about. erika: doretta tavern is where james beard, award-winning chef, michael schlow used to operate foodie favorite "via matta," a space now transformed thanks to his wife. she's greek and the artist. >> it's such a personal restaurant for us. erika: the menu, full of family recipes >> it has a raw bar, it has spreads, is has small plates.

then we have fish and meat. erika: and, of course, greek salad. schlow sharing his secrets to a great one. start with a 60 percent tomato, 40 percent english cucumber ratio. keep in mind big tomatoes are only good in the summer. >> for the rest of the year look for a cherry or campari. erika: start your dressing by salting those tomatoes first. >> you're gonna see very quickly some of the liquid starts to come out. erika: add the cucumbers, black pepper, fresh and dry oregano, red onion, kalamata olives and of course the feta. >> try a little piece. erika: with my hands? >> absolutely. you're in the kitchen. erika: the dressing should be three parts olive oil to one part acid lemon juice and sherry or red wine vinegar. >> a little bit more of that olive oil and that simple, is the village salad from doretta. erika: thank you so much. >> my pleasure. erika: my hands are clean. right now it's open for dinner but soon to be open for lunch as well. emily: tomorrow morning we're going italian in the south end.

difference in yours. randy: now we're all hungry. proof that pats fan always manage to watch sunday night football. ahead in eyepoppers. then new at 5:30. this little girl was supposed to get help dealing with a rare disorder. but a thief took off with her donations. the fast move that has a family devastated. and logan is getting an upgrade. the changes jetblue is making today. and we continue to follow breaking news on the attacks in paris. 150 raids were carried out in the overnight hours as police hunt for this suspect. the 26-year-old french national is still on the run. considered extremely dangerous.

>> we're here raising the roof 2015. we're on the north shore. good morning, "eyeopener." randy: lots of enthusiasm and generosity in this crowd. for me it was great once again. citizens for adequate housing working every day to fight homelessness on the north shore. we do a great job. emily: very nicely done. cindy, we're talking on the chillier side but a nice warm-up. cindy: you've got it.

today is all about layers. as you can see we're in the 30's and 40's out the door right now. look where we're headed this afternoon. well up into the 50's. mostly sunny skies. a bit of a breeze out of the northwest. it's a really nice start to the week today. the temperature trend though is down. only in the 40's tomorrow. notice a bit cooler under sunshine. that sunshine continues on wednesday. talk about when our chances for rain return ahead. emily. emily: cindy, thank you. a high-scoring victory for the celtics on the road. they led by 11 points last night with just over eight minutes to go in the third quarter but the c's turning on the jets pushing a 10-2 run to close the third and a 17-2 burst to start the fourth. c's win 100-85. they take on the rockets tonight at 8:00. randy: olessa is back now with your monday morning eyepoppers. olessa: everyone's talking about the big patriots win against the

>> they got it, yes! olessa: pats' fans tuning in from all over including this jetblue flight from ft. myers to boston. this one a nail-biter, coming down to the last seconds of the game. fans elated and stunned with the winning 56-yard field goal. there's one guy there who lives in fort myers who was not cheering. not a fun play for him. zebras on the lam in philadelphia. town officials are now trying to figure out how two of them got loose from their univer-soul circus group. they were first spotted gallivanting near a mall parking lot yesterday. neither were hurt and were taken back to their owners. randy: it turned some heads. did you see those painted horses. olessa: can you imagine it? people see a cat on the side of the road it's strange but a zebra. emily: safe and townd. thank you, guys. fewer american students are studying abroad. what the government plans to do about it. and julian edelman will be in surgery today after a bad hit in last night's game. a live update on the injury that could sideline number 11 for

weeks. that is ahead. and take a live look here from new york city. this is washington square park. that monument there lit up in the colors of the french flag. victims. there is a moment of silence planned for 6:00 our time this morning. all across europe as they

>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." randy: breaking overnight. major moves in the aftermath of the paris massacre. raids on the ground. and a massive show of force in the air. we have up-to-the-minute details on the attacks. emily: weapons stolen from an army facility in worcester. the message from the f.b.i. and the mission to get them back. emily: and the thrill of victory ends in agony for this patriots star.

what we know right now about julien edelman's future. randy: 5:30 on this monday morning. as we look at scenes in paris, france. memorials have been growing all over that city to honor the 129 people killed in friday's terror attacks. emily: the french government is already making bold moves there and in the middle east to find those responsible. we'll have updates ahead. first want to check in with cindy and your forecast for today. cindy: good morning to you. it's a pretty quiet start to start the workweek. the kids will want a heavy jacket. lots of 30's at many bus stops this morning. shedding that jacket for a lighter sweat shirt this afternoon. it will be in the mid 50's with lots of sunshine later this afternoon. starting out though with a little bit of cloud cover here on the north shore. beverly 45. boston 48. you jump jump over the interior. nashua, 34. 29 in orange this morning. 30 in norwood. just 35 taunton. lots of 40's on the cape this morning as well. we're watching a little band of crowds.

closing in on boston. otherwise mainly clear skies. high pressure will give us a lot of sunshine today but this back-door cold front to the north is going to slide in by evening. and that is going to bring in cooler temperatures for the middle of the week. so today we will jump up into the 50's. by late morning 54. we'll spend the afternoon in the mid 50's with a northwesterly wind at about 10-15 miles an hour. looking for a high of 56 boston, 58 saugus. nearing that 60-degree mark out in metro west in framingham. mid 50's out through worcester county. clinton 57. shrewsbury 55. notice south of boston may actually touch 61 degrees in taunton today. but look at the drop tomorrow with sunshine. it is only in the mid 40's here. for your tuesday. so enjoy the mild afternoon on the cape in the mid 50's. it will be again cooler tomorrow. let's get you out to the roads right now and see how we're doing out there. good morning, olessa. olessa: good morning. we're watching late-running construction approaching mass avenue. you can see a bit of the delay by the south bay mall. it's get over to the maps and check where that is going on.

bit heavy as they pick up that last-minute roadwork on the northbound expressway. give yourself a few extra minutes. we had roadwork on 128 there. that picked up near 95. also on the pike by newton corner. and a problem-free start north of town. trains and buses running on schedule. emily: thank you. we are following breaking developments overnight in the paris attacks. randy: erika tarantal is tracking new information as it comes in. erika: here's what we know right now. 150 terror raids were carried out across france overnight. that includes arrests in at least five french cities. 23 people taken into custody with more than 100 placed under house arrest and dozens of weapons seized. that came just hours after massive air strikes in syria. french planes hit targets in raqqa where it's believed friday's attacks were planned. and a moment of silence will be held today across europe in memory of the 129 people killed. that will happen at noon paris time. we will bring you new

close knowing all too well the horror of a terror attack. hundreds attended a rally on boston common yesterday to stand in solidarity with the people of france. many waving flags, singing songs, and holding signs. >> the american people are really super friends. it's really great for us to see that. randy: as part of the national days of mourning in france, the french consulate in boston is making a condolence book open to the public. it will eventually be sent to france. emily: right now, the death of a baby in new hampshire is under investigation as suspicious. police say the 11-month-old was injured when he was taken from a home in alexandria on friday. he died on sunday. an autopsy is expected to be performed tomorrow. new this morning, west end residents will be leading a protest at city hall they're picketing a proposal that would redevelop the garden

garage. residents say they're extremely disappointed in the city's dismissal of their concern and mayor walsh's unwillingness to engage with the community's representatives. randy: a key patriots player is out after this tough play. wide receiver julian edelman breaking his foot in last night's dramatic win over the new york giants. this morning, he'll undergo surgery. emily: the eye's todd kazakiewich is live at gillette stadium. todd, edelman could be back? todd: emily, randy, good we're told this is not a season-ending injury. depending on how today's surgery goes, edelman could be healthy enough to return this season. to play in the end of the season or the post-season. how it happened. it happened on the final play of the first quarter. walking on his own. could make it back for the post-season. a big hit for the team on their bill belichick says they're

ready for it. coach: a lot of game-changing plays but we came out on top. we fought until the end. it's a tough team. it always comes down to the end with them. we talked about playing hard for 60 minutes. it took, you know, it took every last second. todd: obviously that is tom brady. the pats went on to a dramatic finish. with seconds to go, stephen gostkowski knocked down a 56-yard field goal. pats win 27-26. they remain unbeaten at 9-0. as for edelman, we'll update you on his condition as soon as we know. live at gillette stadium, todd kazakiewich, wcvb newscenter 5. randy: commitment 2016. republican candidate carly fiorina is campaigning in new hampshire this week. she kicks off her three-day tour with a stop at biederman's deli in plymouth this afternoon. she's also at plymouth state university for a lecture series this evening. fiorina heads to concord tomorrow and attends a town hall

on wednesday. emily: the state legislature ends its session for the year on wednesday. among the major debates-- the state's solar industry. lawmakers have to figure out how to handle the incentives that finance the growing number of solar panels in the state with the clock ticking on key federal subsidies. house leaders say they hope to have a bill ready for a floor vote on tuesday. a driver startled when a window shatters on the highway. randy: the culprit leading to a police investigation. and a little girl robbed of donations to help her deal with a rare disorder. how a community is stepping up to help after a devastating crime. emily: and breaking this morning. this is bilal hadfi. of three suicide bombers who stationed himself outside a soccer stadium on friday. the belgian resident is now

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olessa: good morning. welcome back to the "eyeopener." so far a fairly quiet start on the roads. we're watching late-running construction to expressway. here's a look by the south bay mall. the northbound side approaching that project near mass avenue. that's clearing in just a few minutes. nonetheless expect a few delays there. cindy, a quiet start so far but cool. cindy: you may want to let the car heater run just a bit. 48 degrees in boston. it turns into a mild afternoon as we come up into the mid even a few upper 50's today with lots of sunshine. dry weather through wednesday. notice some rain moves in on thursday.

through the rest of your friday. randy: thank you, cindy. new hampshire police continue to search for the person who swiped a jar full of money that was supposed to go to seven-year-old in need. seven-year-old kira danser of keene has a neuromuscular disorder and motors around her neighborhood in a new power chair she got earlier this year. to help raise money for a van that can accommodate the chair, her mother set out a donation jar at the beaver street market where she works. but yesterday a young woman grabbed the jar and ran. >> i was very upset obviously because it's morally just very wrong. how do you steel from, one, a child and how do you steal from a child with physical needs? randy: the missing jar will be replaced by a new one. this time it will be fixed to the counter top. vermont state police are investigating after a driver's window was shattered by a bullet on the highway. it happened saturday on i-89 in

georgia, vermont. a 45-year-old woman says a bullet came through her passenger window. she wasn't hurt; neither were two other people in the car. emily: ahead on our breaking news this morning. the aggressive move france is making in response to friday's tragedy and alabama is reacting to the violence. the state's new stance on syrian refugees. plus julian edelman takes a bad hit. what this means for the rest of the season. it is next. but take a live look here from new york city. the arch in washington square park lit up in the french national colors and the french flag flying there in the breeze. a tribute to the paris victims. there is a moment of silence planned for 6:00 this morning our time. to remember tho lost in those

randy: good morning. news to go time. everything wrapped up for you in about 15 minutes here. emily: november has been so mild. today we are continuing the trend. cindy: it's halfway through the month now. today is the 16th. you look back at the month so far. we see two blue players on the calendar. only two days so far where our high temperature did not get to average. you're probably wondering what is average. 51 would be an average high for us. we're above that again today. look at this. tuesday into wednesday we're going to slip a little bit below the average here as we are tracking a back-door frontal boundary.

this will shift our winds around to the north and bring in that cooldown for tuesday into wednesday. in the meantime, a couple of patches of clouds. one coming here through the north shore, merrimack valley. and even toward the cape. so temperatures are noticeably milder here. 41 in orange. 45 beverly. mid 40's plymouth out to hyannis. boston is 48. but look at orange. it's dropped down to 29. there are lots of 30's in the suburbs this morning. you are going to need a heavier jacket this morning. by 8:00 a.m. actually temperatures coming up to about 44. by noontime look at that. sunny, milder. mid 50's. we're talking about a high temperature today of 56 in boston but a few spots south of town, taunton up to marshfield could nudge toward that 60-degree mark today. 54 out through the hilly terrain in worcester county. we're in great shape today. skies clearing out with the shift in the wind to north overnight. look at the temperatures by tomorrow morning. lots of 20's out the door. likely going to be the coldest morning of the week. even near freezing in boston. we're only recovering under that sunshine into the mid 40's tomorrow afternoon.

it's right around 50 degrees on wednesday. so dry weather through the midweek. here you can see this next storm system. snow to the rockies. heavier rain up towards st. louis. there could be severe weather today. friday. toward the end of the week looks like we will see some rain. in the meantime we have dry roads out there this morning. how are we looking, olessa? olessa: we're in good shape. bottom of the screen. we have late-running construction. you can see the delays of that project near mass avenue is all gone. if you're making your way south of there, about 10-15 on the expressway braintree to boston. pike is problem free this morning. a bit of volume 9 south out of methuen already building. then stays open down to the leverett connector at least for now. trains and buses running on schedule. randy, emily. randy: following breakings news right now. right now as france launches a new response to the terror attacks in paris. emily: the eye's erika tarantal is here with overnight information raids took place in france

overnight with a number of arrests made. this as some 1,500 troops deployed continue their watch as the prime minister warns there's the potential for more attacks. a number of the suspected bombers now identified have known terror ties. turkey saying it warned france twice about one man. meantime an international manhunt is underway for one of the suspected attackers who was stopped but mistakenly released. two men he was traveling with were arrested in belgium. at least 129 people were killed across paris friday; more than 350 hurt-- nearly 100 of those critically. randy: president obama wraps up his trip at the g-20 summit in turkey today. world leaders at the event condemned the attacks in paris. several meetings are scheduled today to discuss the next steps against syria and the isis campaign. french president francois hollande skipped the summit to stay home in the aftermath of the attacks. facebook is defending its decision to activate its safety

friday's attacks in paris. the function allow you to indicate that you're safe in a time of crisis. critics point out though that facebook didn't activate the feature after the recent terror bombing in beirut. they say that's evidence of bias. facebook admits that friday marked a change in policy. before then the feature was only used for natural disasters. sera: randy, the f.b.i. is investigating a break-in here at the army facility in worcester. weapons were stolen. officials say they do not believe this is linked to terrorism. the break-in happened saturday overnight at the lincoln stoddard army reserve center. "5 investigates" learned the thieves went through the facility's roof. no word on how many or what kind of weapons were stolen. those missing weapons have been entered into a national database so that officials can track them and potentially recover them quickly. live in worcester, sera congi,

todd: patriots wide receiver surgery today on his left foot. depending on how the surgery goes, he could be back this season. the injury happened on the final play of the first quarter. edelman walked off the field on frustrated. sportscenter 5 has learned that edal man could be healthy enough to play in the post season. the pats beat the giants in dramatic fashion. with just seconds left on the clock, steven gostkowski kicked a 56-yard field goal. the final score 27-26. the pats take on the bills next monday night here at gillette stadium. that game will be right here on channel 5. reporting live in foxborough, todd kaidz kaiz beings wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: opening statements begin today in the trial of a danvers teen accused of killing his teacher. phillip chism is charged with raping and murdering colleen ritzer at the school two years ago. he was 14 at the time but is being tried as an adult. the trial was delayed for three weeks while chism underwent a psychological exam that

stand trial. emily: right now the cape cod barnstable is on high alert after a written threat was found this morning's classes have been the school will not open until the state police bomb squad and k-9 units have searched the campus and give the all-clear. seriously hurt after he was shot revere. it happened along american night while the teen was with police say several shots were fired into the vehicle. the teen was hit in the neck and is in stable condition. police are now looking for a black s.u.v. with tinted windows. we're told road rage is one theory that police are considering. emily: a 44-year-old woman from after she was hit by a car in dedham. i-95 around 5:00 sunday. why she was in the road. the driver who hit her has not randy: the woman accused of

shooting her uncle to death in hyde park heads back to court today. yvonne lewis underwent a mental health evaluation following the murder of clive francis. family members say before the incident, lewis had been acting erratically. she is facing a murder charge. emily: 33 men have been charged in connection with a multi-million dollar sports betting operation in boston and on the south shore. among them, a former quincy police officer. john woodman of braintree has the network. woodman's chief lieutenants in the ring was frederick stevenson, who was a quincy officer until 2003. randy: severe storms tore through parts of california over the weekend. the national weather service confirming a tornado touched down in denair. it brought down trees, damaged homes and left hundreds of people in the dark. no one was hurt. emily: alabama's governor says he will not allow syrian refugees to relocate to his state. governor robert bentley says his decision comes in light of the terror attacks in paris on

friday. bentley says he will block any attempt to relocate syrian refugees to his state through the u.s. refugee admissions program. according to a press release from his office, there's been no credible intelligence of terror threats in alabama. five prisoners who've been held at guantanamo bay for more than 13 years are now in the united arab emirates. the men -- all from yemen -- were released and flown there saturday after u.s. authorities determined they no longer posed a threat. none of the men had been charged with a crime but had been detained as enemy combatants. with the release, there are now 107 prisoners still being held at guantanamo. randy: new numbers this morning showing that a record number of international students are coming to study here in the u.s. but the number of americans studying abroad is declining. data show international students here grew by 10 percent last year, the biggest single-year gain in more than 35 years. the u.s. department of state says it will open a new office encouraging more students to

study abroad. emily: the jetblue terminal at logan airport is getting an upgrade. the airline is unveiling its first phase of those improvements in terminal c today. travelers can expect new interactive kiosk and updated flight information displays. the project is expected to be finished sometime next year. randy: a possible rematch could be in the works for one of fighting's biggest upsets. former boxing champ holly holm took down u.f.c. star ronda rousey saturday in round 2 of the highly-anticipated match. now, the president of u.f.c. says a rematch is what fans want. before the fight, rousey had never been beaten. emily: a high-scoring victory for the celtics on the road. the oklahoma city thunder led by 11 points last night with just over eight minutes to go in the third quarter. but the c's turned on the jets pushing a 10-2 run to close the third and an 17-2 burst the start the fourth. c's win 100-85. they take on the rockets tonight at 8:00. randy: an impressive 54-yard touchdown.

exciting part of the play. a front flip into the end zone from steelers' antonio brown. it looks like he tried to make sure he was safe in the zone before pulling off the stunt. a pretty good landing there. whoa! emily: i got this. with style. cindy: many talents. a man of many talents. did you see the sunset last evening? it was spectacular. this picture here from cohasset. another one here from carson beach. eileen september this one in. we had a lot of mid- and high-level clouds giving the oranges and the pink coloring to the sky. this picture from lowell. thank you, karen, for sending that one in. just beautiful last evening. still pretty dark right now. the sun up at 6:32 or so this morning. you can seek it's 48 degrees in boston right now. winds out of the west under 15 miles per hour. we've got temperatures that are all over the place. around 40 hyannis. norwood down to 30 degrees.

38 in fitchburg. right around freezing in bed for. in boston right now you saw it's 48 degrees but there will be patchy clouds around for a while this morning before the skies brighten up this afternoon. notice by late morning we're jumping into the lower to middle 50s. those clouds mid- and high-level clouds this morning. they're hugging the north shore, the merrimack valley and parts of the south shore as well. along the coast they're most pronounced this morning. they'll begin to thin out mid to late morning. i expect bright sunshine lunchtime through the afternoon. the temperatures will respond. we'll come up into the mid and upper 50's today. cooler spots through the hills of worcester county. about 56 boston. notice we're nudging 60 degrees down in taunton today. down into the 20's and 30's tonight. it will be a chilly one. even near freezing in boston. back-door cold front comes through. overnight our winds turn around to the north and that northerly wind is going to keep us cooler tomorrow and on into wednesday. so today is the mildest of the next few days. dry weather through wednesday. then we watch a frontal boundary approach on thursday. southerly wind out ahead of it wam us up. we're near 60 thursday into friday.

that rain moves in. it looks like pretty slowly on thursday. it will be with us on into friday as well. potential for one to two inches of rainfall. we need it with this system and it should dry out for next weekend. how are we doing on the roads. olessa: we're in good shape. a live lookate at the expressway. the early morning delays burning northbound. there was late-running construction near the o'neill tunnel. that volume picked up nice and early. beyond that we're in pretty good shape. route 3 looks good. your trip on the expressway 20 braintree to boston. eastbound on the pike you're still in good shape. 15-minute ride 495 to 128 and 93 south a little bit of volume out of methuen down to andover near das come road picking up from concord street to spot pofned. trains and buses still running on schedule. randy: we're following breaking news out of france this morning. emily: the steps the country is taking as it wages a new war on terrorism. and the u.s. is reacting to the violence with more security. the added protection for crowds at the pats game. randy: and new this morning,

taste gourmet. chef secrets from boston's doretta tavern, ahead. emily: you are looking live at paris, france, right now. it is almost noontime there. they'll be holding a moment of violence for friday's terror victims in just minutes. we will be bringing that to you live. of course that's not the only tribute all across the u.s. here in boston. a ceremony yesterday to honor those victims as well as in washington square park in new york city. the arch there lit up in france's national colors. all around the world, people stopping to take a moment to remember these victims, these 129 victims who have died. erika is following the latest developments in this story.

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