>> now on newscenter 5's "eyeopener." randy: breaking overnight. sweeping police raids in france preceded by these air strikes in syria. the aggressive efforts to round up everyone behind the attacks in paris. emily: weapons stolen from an army reserve center in worcester. what the f.b.i. is saying this morning about possible ties to 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: breaking news right now as europe pauses for a moment of

silence. mourning the victims of the deadly terror attacks in paris. that is the french president along with hundreds of others potentially thousands. we are learning new details overnight into this investigation. we will have that for you in just a moment. randy: first we get to cindy and the forecast here in new england this morning. cindy: good morning to you. we're starting out pretty quiet weatherwise around here. gorgeous skies right now. out in the worcester area, a nice pink sky. mainly clear as the sun is up officially at 6:36 this morning. it is chilly. kids will want a heavier jacket at the bus stop. lots of 0's at&t the bus stop getting off the bus mid 50's this afternoon. right now it is 34 bedford. 35 in nashua: you can see through northern worcester county, 20's and 30's. boston 48 and beverly 45 right along the coastline there are patchy clouds. temperatures running in the upper 30's and lower 40's on the cape as well. you can kind of see how these clouds are just kind of dropping from north to south across the area.

we are going to continue to see these clouds kind of thin out this morning. high pressure going to give us a good amount of sunshine here through the afternoon so it turns into a mostly sunny day. by lunchtime, we're in the mid 50's with a northwesterly wind 10-15 miles per hour looking for a high today of 56 in boston. upper 50's though lowell back through framingham. closer to 60 degrees there. mid 50's out through worcester county. about 54 worcester today. 55 in shrewsbury and south of town is is where we will be mildest. 59 brockton, bridgewater sneaking up to 61 though in taunton this afternoon and upper 50's on cape cod as well. look at this. back-door front comes in tonight. we're cooling it down into the 40's tomorrow so enjoy the 50's today. cooler weather moves in for tomorrow. let's get you out to the roadways this morning and see how we're doing out there. good morning, olessa. olessa: a live look at route 1 in saugus. that volume is start to go build as that rush hour picks up. let's check out the rest of your ride. delays on 24 out of brockton. route 3 from weymouth to braintree your ride on the

watching one accident here. left lane is closed 128 northbound on highland avenue. the pike eastbound still about 15, 495 to 128. and 9 south delays out of methuen down into wilmington and once again concord street to spot pond. schedule. randy. randy: thank you. a moment of violence is going on at this moment in paris. french police have been taking new action after the terror attacks on paris carrying out raids in several cities. just one of the big developments we're following this morning. "eyeopener"'s erika tarantal who is tracking new information as it comes in to us. erika: french officials have mastermind of the deadly assault was linked to other thwarted attacks. the french response very active on several fronts at this hour. overnight police carried out near 170 raids across france arresting 23 people, placing more than 100 under house arrest

the raids come hours after france launched what are described as massive air strikes on isis targets in syria. those strikes destroyed a jihadi training camp in raqqa where it's believed the attacks on paris were planned. we now know a number of the suspected bombers had known terror ties including one just identified who faced charge charge's in 2012. turkey saying it warned france about one of the men twice. >> they did not have enough people to follow all of the suspects on their list. erika: right now an international manhunt is still underway for this man, one of the attack suspects that escaped. police confirm officers actually stopped him near the belgium border early saturday but let him go. a page major police action is underway in brussels right now perhaps related to that. we'll bring you any new information as soon as we get it. 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

behavior. armed security teams swept the plane for bombs but found nothing. officials not taking any chances in the wake of friday's coordinated terror attacks in 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. that includes beefed-up security on the mbta and at sports events and concert venues. 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: five minutes after 6:00. 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

sera: randy. this morning, the f.b.i. is on the case. and while they say there is no reason to believe terrorism is involved, they are clearly anxious to recover these guns. it happened overnight 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 in time that would tie this to, you know, any specific threat or anything else at this point. sera: the f.b.i. tells us that the missing weapons have been entered into a national database in hopes of tracking them and recovering them quickly. investigation. live in worcester this morning, sera congi, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: opening statements begin

teacher. phillip chism is charged with raping and murdering colleen 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 5:30 this morning. this is what fans were greeted with as they showed up to metlife stadium for the patriots extremely tight security in the wake of the paris terror 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

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 in the clear bags, that kind of 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 campus and give the all-clear. 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

the meeting is at 10:00 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 hit in the neck and is in stable condition. police are now looking for a black s.u.v. with tinted windows. it's 6:09 right now. cities and towns want more help fighting poverty. randy: 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 170 raids across the country looking for the people behind friday's attacks. making a number of arrests. we want to take you live to paris right now. a moment of silence just held in honor of those killed.

france asking the entire european union to take part in this tribute. cindy. cindy: we have a sunny start to the week. milder temperatures by this afternoon but i am tracking a back-door cold front. that's going to cool us down here for the middle of the week. more on that and when we could expect our next chance of rain ahead. emily. emily: thanks, cindys. new this morning. secrets from boston's hottest chefs. kitchen tricks from doretta tavern that the whole family will love.

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morning, "eyeopener" team. randy: this group getting ready coming all the way from chicago to join america's hometown thanksgiving this coming weekend. can't wait to see them. hope to see you as well. emily: we would love to see you. 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. just head to the front page of our wcvb facebook page to enter. olessa: all eyes on cindy. cindy: there's no pressure at all. really? it looks fine on saturday. can't promise you a spectacular scene. this is worcester this morning. the sun up at 6:36. gorgeous colors in the sky. some pinks. even oranges out there. we had a real pretty sunset last evening. a nice sunrise this morning and especially away from the coast there are patchy clouds a little closer to boston on the north shore this morning. overall it's a quiet, sunny start to the week. we are tracking a back-door cold front. it's going to cool us down. after today. it looks like tomorrow and

wednesday below average temperatures. and then we bring some rainfall in here thursday into friday. and boy do we need it. look at these deficits since the first of the year. in boston we're closing in on nine inches now. in worcester we're closing in on eight. we could really use rainfall. high pressure dominating the next couple of days. we're goings to see this interruption with this back-door cold front that slides in this evening and sets the stage for that cooler weather starting tomorrow. also notice a little patch of some cloudiness here hugging the coastline especially from boston on north ward. so the temperatures up this way a little bit milder. places like lawrence and beverly running in the low to mid 40's. you get out of that deck of clouds and fall back into the 0's. fitchburg, nashua, notice 27 degrees in orange. 42 worcester. 48 in boston out the door. we're near freezing norwood, taunton and mostly running close to 40 degrees on cape cod. patchy clouds out there this morning. by 8:00 a.m. the temperature of about 44. by noontime sunshine. mid 50's. we will see the sunset about 4:22 today.

managing our high temperatures in the mid even a few upper 50's. knock on the door of 60 degrees down in taunton. it turns into a pretty nice afternoon. overnight though as those winds turn to the north colder air comes down. look at all the 20's by tomorrow morning. even near the freezing mark in boston. it is a cold start on tuesday. with a northerly wind, despite the sunshine, doesn't warm up much at all. even on into wednesday we're going to keep the sunshine around. the temperatures will be on the cooler side. so from 50's today we're only in the mid 40's tomorrow. near 50 on wednesday. then we focus our attention on into thursday. a system approaching from the west. it will warm up the temperatures ahead of it. back up near 60 on thursday. rain moves in in the afternoon. i think we're going to keep that rain on into friday as well especially the first half of the day but the potential is there for one to two inches of rain. we really do need it. look at those temperatures. 50's to near 60 through friday and then we will dry it out. but cool it down next weekend. back down into the 40's though for the parade on saturday.

sunshine a little on the chilly side. it does look good. olessa: that's okay. as long as it's dry. so far not too bad on the roads. watching some of that volume 9 southbound side heading to the bottom of the screen. he see the lights picking up the delays. let's get to the maps. if you're making your way along 24 slow out of brockton. delays on route 3 from route 3 up to the braintree split. 95 picking up volume out of sharon. your ride on the way about 20 braintree to boston. also a crash here still blocks one lane 128 north by highland avenue. pike eastbound 15-20. 495 to 128. 93 south some volume out of methuen. it will stay heavy as you travel down toward concord street by spot pond and once again approaching the leverett connector. trains and buses doing okay. 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 fath yann, who lives on martha's vineyard, tells newscenter 5 his son was shot through the chest. 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 having an impact on financial markets. at least a dozen mass' cities and towns are struggling with poverty and are trying to be named "gateway cities." there are currently 26 in the program across the state. 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. 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: boy did i feel lucky to go there. 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, it 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,

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: it was as good as it looks. doretta tavern is only open for dinner but they do plan to open for lunch toon. emily: tomorrow morning we're going italian in the south end. the seasoning secrets from this kitchen that can make a big difference in yours. randy: now we're all starving. great. proof that pats fan always

manage to watch sunday night football. ahead in eyepoppers. then new at 6:30. 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 and we continue to follow breaking news on the attacks in 170 raids were carried out in the overnight hours as police the 26-year-old french national is still on the run. considered extremely dangerous. new information as we get it here on the eye for this monday

>> we're here raising the roof 2015. for families on the north shore. good morning, "eyeopener." randy: it was great to see everyone for citizens for adequate housing at the family shelter in peabody. some paid $700-$800 to come. emily: do they know us? randy: a surprise.

our game. randy: thanks to the citizens for adequate housing. beautiful morning. cindy: look at this right now. these are live pictures from worcester. check out the sky this morning. mid- and high-level clouds making for a gorgeous sunrise. very similar to what we had yesterday evening. we had a gorgeous sunset. this picture from juju. this is cohasset yesterday evening. this right here is carson beach from eileen. gorgeous colors in the sky with mid- and high-level clouds around. it turns into a mostly sunny day. breezy and mild. by this afternoon, upper 50's with a northwesterly wind 10-15 miles per hour. cooler tomorrow. only in the 40's with sunshine. it looks like temperatures stay a little bit below average through wednesday. emily. emily: cindy, thank you. 6:25. olessa is back with your monday morning "eyeopener." olessa: everyone's talking about the big patriots win against the giants last night. take a look at this. >> they did it! 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. emily: everybody is into it. olessa: just about. if not they had their ear plugs in. 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. it was a daring escape, one that activists hope helps prove that animals do not belong in a circus. emily: you want to get a jump on these sorts of things. randy: thank you, both. 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. if not the

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>> now on newscenter 5's randy: breaking overnight. major moves in the aftermath of the paris massacre. and a massive show of force in we have up-to-the-minute details on the attacks. sera: 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: 6:30 on this monday morning in new england. it is 12:30 this paris, france. you're looking at one of the memorials in paris. these memorials have been growing to honor the 129 people killed in friday's terror attack. there was a moment of silence at the top of hour. emily: the french government is already making bold moves as

well as in the middle east to find those responsible for the attacks. we'll have an upgate just ahead. first we check in with cindy and your forecast for the today. gorgeous sunrise. live pictures. the sun is up just in the next minute or two. real pretty with mid- and the temperatures are chilly. the kids will want a heavier jacket out at the bus stop. lots of 30's in the suburbs. should be in the mid 50's as the this afternoon. you can see those clouds are not widespread. they're patchy especially north of boston, but they're creeping in to the city right now. they'll be with us for a time this morning. the temperatures are up lawrence to beverly where it's in the low to mid 40's. 48 boston. 42 in worcester. here. bedford to norwood to taunton morning. a little closer to 40 degrees on cape cod. we'll see the temperatures come up as the clouds thin out by late morning into the low to mid 50's for your lunch hour. lots of sunshine this afternoon and temperatures coming up into the mid and upper 50's. 56 boston. 59 in framingham.

county as well but notice south of boston, very close to 60 degrees, brockton to bridgewater. may get there in taunton today. mid to upper 50's on cape cod. enjoy the mild temperatures today. just a little bit cooler as a back-door cold front slides in for tomorrow. let's get you out to the roads right now, olessa. how are are we looking out there. olessa: busier out there. sky 5 over a crash in needham. this is 128 at highland avenue on the northbound side. as you can see one lane is blocked and pretty heavy delays there approaching. let's get to the maps and see the rest of your trip as you make your way south. 24 northbound also watching a crash at harrison boulevard. one lane there is closed. 95 slow into 128. route 3 from weymouth to braintree. expressway still about 20 braintree to boston. there is that accident you just saw live from sky 5. 128 north at highland avenue. left lane or right lane is blocked. the pike is about 25, 495 to 128. and some delays on 93 south out of methuen. all the way down to the leverett connector.

emily: we are following breaking paris attacks. tracking new information as it erika: here's what we know right now. 170 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 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. the suspected master mind named as a belgian man turned isis fighter. and a moment of silence was just held across europe in memory of the 129 people killed. this video just in of course including in the heart of paris they held that moment of silence. we'll bring you new information as soon as we get it. randy: bostonians holding paris 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.

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 being called suspicious. police say the 11-month-old was injured when he was taken from a home in alexandria on friday. an autopsy is expected to be performed tomorrow. new this morning, west end residents will be leading a protest at boston 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 concerns. they also wanted mayor walsh to consult community leaders about the project. randy: a key patriots player is out after this tough play. wide receiver julian edelman breaking his foot in last

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, we're told this is not necessarily a season-ending injury. depending on how today's surgery goes, edelman could be healthy enough to return this season. the injury happened in the last play of the first quarter. edelman left the game but walking on his own. sportscenter 5 has learned he could make it back for the post-season. a big hit for the team on their undefeated streak, but coach bill belichick says they're ready for it. coach: we gotta do what we do. guys practice. we have to back up every position. every player has to be ready to go. we don't know what's going to happen in the game. todd: 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 meeting at keene state college 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. emily: 6:36. 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. investigators believe he's one 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." a busy ride on the northbound side of 128 for you this morning. bumper to bumper. this is in dedham. 128 northbound. two accidents up ahead. one by great plain avenue. another by highland avenue. budget in the extra travel time. cindy. cindy: we have a beautiful sunrise happening right now. this is worcester this morning where it is 42 degrees. we have some mid- and high-level clouds working through the area this morning. so you can expect some clouds right now through the next few hours. they will be thinning out. sunshine this afternoon. coming up into the mid even upper 50's today. it does turn colder tomorrow. we won't get out of the 40's despite sunshine. dry weather for wednesday. needed rainfall comes in for the

end of the week. randy: 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 saturday a young woman grabbed the jar and ran. >> i was very upset obviously because it's morally just very wrong. how do you steal 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.

randy: good morning. monday morning. 6:44. the eyeopener team ready with your news to go. erika is following breaking news in the aftermath of the paris attacks. sera is in worcester where the f.b.i. is hunting for stolen weapons. emily: and todd is at gillette stadium with the surgery a patriots' star will have to face today. but first cindy has your forecast. a gorgeous sunrise photo. cindy: we have a really nice sunrise this morning. a treat on a monday morning. these are live pictures from worcester right now. clearly the sun is up over the horizon. tracking a band of mid- and high-level clouds. you can see they are most prevalent north of boston up through the north shore, southern new hampshire. they've been sinking south and westward. they are coming through this morning. they're not going to be lasting all that long so it is going to be a mostly sunny day. you can see up near the canadian border there is a front boundary. this is a back-door front. it will cool us down for tomorrow so today we'll jump up into the mid 50's this afternoon. that is above average for this time of year. the average high now is 51. but on the other side of that

front we're not getting out of the 40's tomorrow. below average on wednesday. so a little cooldown here coming for a couple of days through the middle of the week. starting out with 42 worcester. 48 boston. well. but you can see, too, the north and west you get out of that band of clouds. just 27 in orange. so definitely a cool start this morning. high temperatures this afternoon coming up to about 56 in boston. but notice taunton to marshfield near 60 this afternoon. we'll be running in the mid 50's back through the merrimack valley as well. overnight we're going to cool it down. likely going to be the coldest night of the week with lots of 20's in the suburbs even near the freezing mark in boston and tomorrow is a sunny day but again cooler. only in the mid 40's. sunshine continues on wednesday with temperatures coming up to around 50 degrees but we're dry through wednesday. then a little change late week tracking a system that is bringing snow to the rockies and likely going to bring severe weather from texas up to the plains. that system arrives later thursday. it's with us into friday. there will be impacts late in

in the meantime we have dry roads but some problems. olessa: yes along 128. i'll show you that in a second. live look at the expressway. slow ride northbound by the gas tank. let's get over to the maps now. watching a crash on 24 north at harrison boulevard. that accident has a lane blocked and delays back into brockton. expressway you just saw live. it's about half-hour braintree to boston. here is the busy spot. 128 northbound, two accidents. one by great plain avenue. another accident still blocking a lane by highland avenue. northbound. budget in the extra travel time. eastbound on the pike about half an hour 495 to 128. 93 southbound delays out of methuen stays heavy down to the leverett connector. trains and buses still running on schedule. randy: we're following breaking news 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 erika: more than 170 anti-terror raids took place in france overnight with a number of arrests made. 23 people were arrested. more than 100 placed urchedz house arrest. french officials say this is

they also just identified the master mind or the suspected mast he have of friday's terror siege as a belgian man connected to other thwarted attacks. a number of the suspected bombers now identified had known terror ties. france has launched a massive bombing campaign. meantime an international the suspected attackers who was stopped but mistakenly released. two men he was traveling with were arrested in belgium. we'll keep you updated. randy: hundreds have been gathered in paris at this hour. france now paying tribute to the victims killed in the ataks. french leaders requested a minute of silence at around noon today along, all over the continent in honor of the lives lost. trip at the g-20 summit in turkey today. world leaders at the event condemned the attacks in paris.

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. sera: the f.b.i. is the army facility in worcester. officials say they do not believe this is linked to terrorism. the break-in happened saturday overnight at the lincoln stoddard army reserve center. 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, wcvb, newscenter 5. todd: patriots wide receiver julian edelman will undergo 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

his own but obviously quite frustrated. sportscenter 5 has learned that edalman 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 kazakiewich, wcvb, newscenter 5. randy: todd, thank you. 10 minutes before 7:00. 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 determined he is competent to stand trial. emily: 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 campus and given it the all-clear. randy: 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 the teen was hit in the neck and is in stable condition. black s.u.v. with tinted windows. we're told road rage is one theory investigators are considering. 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.

been identified as the leader of the network. prosecutors said one of woodman's chief lieutenants in the ring was frederick stevenson, who was a quincy officer until 2003. randy: officials will be surveying this damage today after 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. randy: 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 --

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. 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 now, the president of u.f.c. says a rematch is what fans before the fight, rousey had never been beaten. emily: a high-scoring victory for the celtics on the road. 11 points last night with just third quarter. but the c's turned on the jets pushing a 10-2 run to close the third and an 17-2 burst to start the fourth. c's win 100-85. they take on the rockets tonight at 8:00. randy: an impressive 54-yard touchdown. but that wasn't the most exciting part of the play. check out the steelers antonio brown doing a back flip into the endzone. it looks like he tried to make sure he was safe in the zone before pulling off the stunt. and he lands with near-perfect form. emily: you almost expect him to throw his arms up like 10. cindy: so dangerous if he hurts himself doing something like that. olessa: good morning, everyone. a live look at the expressway.

you can see the northbound side very slow. we're used to this volume traveling into boston from at this point. south of that camera shot we're watching delays on 24 north at harrison boulevard. here. 30-35. making your way along 128 that is the busy spot this morning. two separate accidents one by great plain avenue. another accident by highland avenue. both blocking one lane and causing heavy northbound delays. eastbound on the pike 30 minutes 495 to 128. 9 south out of methuen and down to the leverett connector. delays on the red line. minor northbound delays but everything else is running on schedule. cindy: we've been tracking mid- and high-level clouds this morning. they make for a real pretty pre-sunrise just before the sun came over horizon we had glorious colors. you can see some of the clouds out there. they're blanketing us. in some spots we're on the mild side. in fact, beverly is 46 degrees. but notice the difference as you head toward orange, 29. 42 worcester.

48 boston. we're near 40 on the cape this morning. that band of clouds is going to continue to steadily drop south and west. morning. then the clouds thin out mostly sunny skies this afternoon. but notice this back-door cold front to the north. this is going to come through and cool us down tomorrow. so today we'll jump in to the mid and upper 50's for highs. average high is 51. we're going to 56 in boston today. down to near the freezing mark in the city tonight. but 20's in the suburbs. and on the other side of that frontal boundary tomorrow it's going to be a cooler day. only in the mid 40's with sunshine. sunshine on wednesday as well but on thursday we're going to track the next frontal boundary approaching. southerly winds will bring in milder temperatures. we're up near 60 on thursday. rain moves in in the afternoon. it is with us on into friday morning. fairly slow-moving front. one to two inches of rain. we do need it. it look like the timing gets that rain out of here at some point later friday afternoon. that should set us up for a dry weather next weekend. notice the temperatures go from

down into the 40's next weekend. chilly but dry it looks like next weekend. olessa: especially for the thanksgiving parade. we will all be there, right? emily: we can bundle up. it's all good. if you are heading out the door make sure you have that wcvb mobile app with you. randy: thanks for joining us. have a great d it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from

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