(soft music) p - [voiceover] we've spent a lifetime mastering the senses, r so you can get the most out of life. visit masseyeandear.org. >> from boston' s news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. president obama: my only interest is to end suffering and keep the american people safe. erika: breaking news. president obama with a message for the news on the fight against isis. france is at war.

addressing parliament in an historic speech to both houses of parliament. >> a major made in belgium yields no arrests as the hunt goes on for one of the attackers questioned at the border but let go. >> french police carrying out more than 170 raids in france overnight arresting dozens and placing more than 100 under house arrest . >> we are learning more about the mastermind behind the attacks. >> police are focused on tracking down the attacker and any other compasses. >> president obama reminded us this is a fight like no others. president obama: we use routine military tactics designed to fight a state attacking another state. that is not what is going on here. these are killers. >> in france, president hollande told both houses of parliament

an international manhunt is underway for one of the suspected terrorists. one of his brothers also died in the attacks. this morning, officials thought they tracked him down to a house in belgium where they believed he was hiding. but he was not found inside. the neighborhood have long been played by the breastplate by radicalism -- the neighborhood had long been plagued by radicalism. the french authorities have identified him as the mastermind of the press attacks. his whereabouts are also unknown but it is believed the terror group' s commanders in syria planned and directed the violence. u.s. leaders are trying to figure out how to prevent attacks at home. >> this was so sophisticated and well planned and coordinated in advance. i think that is what concerns us the most. >> french air force responded dropping more than 20 bombs on the fact isis capital in northern syria. the world caused to remember the victims of friday'

moments of silence in europe and the united states. belgium authorities questioned seven individuals related to the attacks. terrorism charges. washington. >> president obama referred to remarks. he said what happened in vomit the best in boston shows what group of people. president obama: the marathon bombers did not result in the scale of death we saw in paris, but that was a serious attempt at killing a lot of people by two brothers. and a crockpot. >> michigan, alabama, and texas have become the first states to refuse to take in syrian refugees amid heightened

the states say they will not be relocating refugees until the u.s. department of homeland security fully reviews its screening procedures. >> the world continues to pay tribute to victims of the attacks. of silence across europe as well as in paris where crowds gathered near the concert hall in restaurant targeted in the terror attack. >> no sign of panic in financial markets. stocks open higher in europe and on wall street this morning. here' s a look at how the markets are doing now. . we now know what happened to a window as she tried to escape the concert hall. her story when our coverage of the paris attacks continues later in this half-hour. track down more than a dozen weapons, including assault reserve armory. sera congi is live with new

>> comments from the f.b.i. on investigation. sources tell us the thieves got away with more than a dozen weapons, some of them assault rifles. it was a report of smoke in one of the buildings that first brought police and firefighters to the army reserve center sunday morning. the fire chief says there was a light haze but no fire. it was discovered overnight saturday, there was a break in and several weapons were stolen. sources say the thieves made their way to the building through the roof stealing weapons including assault rifles and handguns. the f.b.i. entered the missing weapons into a database to track and recover them. investigators are using surveillance video to find the suspects. with this incident coming so soon after the paris attacks, officials have assured the public they see no evidence it is tied to terrorism. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5.

>> thank you. more breaking news. live sky 5 in fitchburg. the school has been evacuated because of a threatening note. fitchburg fire confirms police and fire are on the scene. we will continue to follow this story and bring you new information as we get it. >> the murder trial of philip chism is underway. he is charged with raping and killing his math teacher two years ago. todd is live in salem with the opening statements and testimony. >> it has been an intense and very emotional morning. very difficult for the family. in opening statements, the prosecution told the jury in vivid detail precisely what happened just over two years ago. the defense tried to explain philip chism' s mental illness is to blame. >> philip chism killed colleen

>> from the outset, the defense made clear to the jury this trial is not about who committed the crime. the defense admits philip chism raped and murdered his math teacher, colleen ritzer. it happened october 20 2, 2013. he dumped her body in the woods behind the school. the defense claims he was having a psychotic episode. the had been suffering from a psychotic disorder since the age of 10. >> prosecution pointed to signs of an attack planned before the school day even started. >> when 14-year-old philip chism arrived at denver' s high school -- danvers high school, he had a blue sweatshirt with a hood, and a terrible purpose. >> after opening statements, the jury heard testimony from the

police officer who found him walking around route 1 carrying this red backpack. inside were colleen ritzer' s i.d. and bank cards and a bloody box cutter. >> whose blood is this? he said it is the girl' s. >> the prosecution says he cut and stabbed colleen ritzer 16 times, cutting so deep he nicked her vertebrae. >> thank you. a fire and hazmat situation in south boston. this happened in a storage facility building. a lot of chemicals inside. firefighters needed to take extra precautions. the company is ameri cold logistics on widett circle. workers were inside at the time of the fire, but no injuries reported. >> we turn to the weather. a nice day today. >> it started out cloudy, but the clouds are gone. we are close to 60 degrees right now. enjoy it.

a few hours ago, we area. temperatures have responded. 58 in boston. beverly also 58. nearing 60 now in fitchburg. in taunton, already over 60 degrees. it is delightful now. you can see to the north, it is much colder. 30' s in que bec city. there is a frontal boundary dropping southward that will cool us down as the winds turn north over the evening. overnight, temperatures drop. s through 4:00. temperatures start dropping. coldest of the week. well. emily: governor charlie baker and boston mayor marty walsh joined forces today calling on a legislative committee to pass baker' s bill to fight opioid

addiction. there is one very controversial section that allows hospitals to hold overdose victims 72 hours. >> if you can treat people who are on the edge , practically at the end of their rope, and create a path to treatment. 72 hours in a treatment facility, in a place where they can at least get their head clear enough to have an open conversation about treatment , real treatment, it might be of the keep them from going back on the street and looking for the next fix. >> this gives the family member the opportunity. it gives a loved one the opportunity, a friend the opportunity to try and figure out what to do. >> the medical community is opposed to the 72 hour provision, fearing the legal and financial ramifications. the committee on mental health and substance abuse hearing was disrupted twice this morning by

two men demanding more treatment beds. erika: 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. today he is having surgery. we' re told this is not a necessarily season-ending injury. depending on how today' s surgery goes, edelman could be healthy enough to return. the injury happened in the last play of the first quarter. edelman left the game but walking on his own. sportscenter5 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. >> the guys practice. every player has to get ready to go and we don' t know what is going to happen in the game. >> the pats went on to a dramatic victory. with seconds to go, stephen gostkowski knocked down a 56 yard field goal. they remain unbeaten at 9-0. we will update you on edelman' s condition as soon as know how

the surgery went. the patriots next game is right here on channel 5. they square off against rex ryan and the buffalo bills on monday night football one week from today. our coverage begins at 8:00 with our sportscenter 5 countdown to kickoff show. we' ll be in gillette stadium. >> still ahead, more on the aftermath of the attacks in paris. we are hearing terrifying stories of survival as families search for loved ones. plus, a teenager shot while in the car with his father. what we are learning about the search for the suspect. >> a scary and rare sight in california as a tornado touches

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>> we are following breaking news in the paris terror attacks. president obama vowing to keep the american people safe from isis. he says there will be no ground forces despite the calls from critics. president obama: every few months, i go to walter reed and i see a 25-year-old kid paralyzed or who has lost his limbs.

and some of those are people i have ordered into battle. play others may. >> overnight in europe, there were rates in france and belgium as authorities worked to track down the mastermind of the attacks and any other, was his. erika: there are so many frightening images emerging from this tragedy of the fight for survival. that includes a pregnant woman hanging out the window of the bataclan theater. >> a woman clinging to that window sill and to life 20 feet off the ground of the bataclan theatre. there' s at least one other man hanging on, too. you hear the man taking the video, a journalist, ask what is happening. moments later, that woman barely audible pleading. please -- i' m going to fall -- i am pregnant. as she holds on for her life, you hear gunfire. the camera pans to the alley

, this man hobbling. the woman hangs on for more than two tortorous minutes. finally, another man perched on the window reaches down to help . the man stops the video to help it and he was shot. nearly 30 victims of the shooting are still unidedntified. loved ones turning to social media for answers, using #searchparis tweeting heartbreaking photos and descriptions of relatives reported to be missing. one distraught father looking for his missing daughter confronted french prime minister manuel valls, pleading for help and answers. i haven' i don' t even know where she is. erika: the pregnant woman and the man who pulled her to safety to escape. but abc news has learned that the woman has since been able to let him know she and her unborn stay with wcvb for updates on

the paris terror attacks and the worldwide response. >> right now, state police say the cape cod community college campus in barnstable is clear after the bomb squad conducted a search this morning. a written threat was found at the school and classes were cancelled today. a state police spokesman says they didn' t find anything. local as well as campus police will handle the investigation into the hoax threat. >> a 19-year-old was seriously hurt after shotwell sitting in a car in revere along american legion highway around 8:00 last father. police say several shots were fired into the vehicle. is in stable condition. police are looking for a black s.u.v. with tinted windows. >> officials will survey damage after severe storms in california this weekend. the national weather service confirming a tornado touched down. it brought down trees, damaged homes, and left hundreds in the dark.

>> california averages about one tornado a year, see can get a sense of how rare it is. massachusetts. the rockies. some rain ahead of it. gets here. thursday-friday is the timeframe some good timing. notice but temperatures halfway just two days our high temperature has not been at or above average for the month. it has been warm, about seven degrees normal her day for the month of november. we should be about 51 this time of year for the high. we are closely to 60 this afternoon. not tomorrow and not wednesday. we have colder air working in for the middle of the week. it is warm now. you see this backdoor cold front is dropping down from southern maine. it is going to bring in cooler

temperatures for the next couple of days. for the moment, we are seeing the clouds thinning out. we had high-level clouds overhead this morning in many communities. now we are talking about a lot of blue sky and sunshine. really nice in boston now, 58 degrees. the air is dry with a dew point of 34. the wind is out of the west-northwest at nine miles an hour. the wind will shift north and bring in cooler temperatures. you can see lots of upper 50' s. hyannis, 57. safety one taunton -- 61 in taunton. upper 50' s in boston through the north shore. merrimack in the upper 50' s. the forecast does show temperatures drop sharply by 6:00 into the mid-40' s. we are in the 30' s. we will spend overnight in the 20' s and 30' s. it is going to be a cold night coming up. the frontal boundary comes

we might see a passing cloud. we spend most of the night clear the cold air to drain down. the door. early. s in nashua. boston will be flirting with the freezing mark. mid 30' s on cape cod. one of the colder mornings of the week tomorrow morning. with high-pressure nosing in, tons of sunshine tomorrow. we will hang on to sunshine wednesday as well. with the high overhead, temperatures will be cooler the next couple of days. we can break it down the seven-day forecast. tomorrow, we start in the 20' s and only end up in the 40' s with sunshine. 46 in boston. we are talking about a cooler than average day on tuesday. wednesday starts chilly. we will recover to about 50 in the afternoon. thursday we will watch the system out west approach us. ahead of us, we will have stronger southerly wind.

s on thursday. rain comes in in the afternoon. of friday. the potential is there for up to two inches of rain with this system. we need it. it looks like it gets out late in the day on friday. that should set us up for a friday into the weekend. we are colder behind the front. s. a little up and down with temperatures the next few days. >> the jetblue terminal at logan airport is getting an upgrade. they are great in first phase of improvements. travelers can expect updated flight information displays. that project is expected to be finished next year. >> at least a dozen massachusetts studies them that cities and towns struggle with poverty are trying to be named gateway cities. the designation guarantees additional state dollars. to qualify, a city must have an average household income below

right now, 26 cities and towns are in the program. erika: a new plan in the works to skip the steel and use a renewable resource to build a sky scraper. emily: plus, a break for freedom, zebras on the streets in philadelphia, heading towards

>> there are now plans in the works to build a skyscraper out of wood. emily: it' s being planned in portland, oregon. most high-rise buildings are made from steel and concrete, but this one will be framed with cross-laminated timber. the company behind the plans for the new 12-story building says the timber is stronger and lighter than regular wood. the idea may seem strange, but high-rise wood buildings are becoming popular in switzerland and parts of england and canada. erika: 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 near a mall parking lot yesterday. neither were hurt and were taken back to their owners. they are smaller than i thought. >> black friday sales everywhere. >> hard to blend in.

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