emily: breaking now isis reveals what they say took down

a russian passenger plane. erika: this picture was published in the latest issue of the terror group' s magazine, shows a yellow can of schweppes gold soda and bomb parts. yesterday, russia confirmed the plane was brought down by a homemade bomb over egypt killing all 224 passengers last month. erika: more breaking news. eight suspected isis members arrested at the airport in istanbul, turkey. emily: the men reportedly claimed they were visiting as tourists. but police say they planned to travel to germany posing as refugees, adding they had a map and a detailed, handwritten note on how to reach germany via greece, serbia and hungary. all this comes amid more terror raids in france. police targeting an apartment just outside paris overnight where they believed the mastermind of last week' s terror attacks was holed up. erika: but as marci gonzalez reports, it' s unclear if he is among the 7 people arrested, the two confirmed dead, or if he was even there at all. marci: gunfire and explosions echoing through the early

>> we felt the building shape, there were guys screaming shoot. marci: french police storming an apartment just miles from the soccer stadium from where the terror attacks began. phone records and surveillance leading them here were they thought the mastermind, abdelhamid abaaoud, was hiding. a woman rushed toward them, killing herself with a suicide belt. seven people taken into custody. just one of nearly 130 searches across france overnight as police tried to track down who carried out the attacks. >> you have branches going off. as they pick up more information from each raid. s president reiterating the country is at war with isis, today sending an aircraft carrier to triple the

s capacity to launch airstrikes in syria, saying fear. officials have not identified the suspects from this morning' s raid or have not said how they could be connected to the massacre but investigators believe the terror cell may have been planning more attacks. emily: two air france flights diverted because of bomb threats have landed safely. last night, a flight from l.a. to paris landed in salt lake city after a phoned-in threat. no explosives or evidence was found and the flight was later cleared for takeoff. another air france flight from washington, d.c. to paris also diverted to nova scotia last night after a similar threat. passengers were taken off and the plane searched before it was still no word on who' s behind both anonymous threats. erika: breaking news. on his 40th birthday, david upcoming 2016 season will be his

>> having fans like you guys, who supported me throughout my career, i wish i could play another 40 years. i have you guys behind me, but it does not work that way. after next year, time is up. let' s enjoy the next season. erika: big papi making the announcement through derek jeter' s the players' tribune website. the 3-time world series champ is currently third on the red sox all-time home run list. he says he' s coming out with the news now so the focus can be on the team but you can bet there will be many tributes to the slugger along the way. erika: right now, this airline passenger was arrested after causing an emergency on board a boston-bound f!o did not notice there was an issue until the flight crew restrained her. many said that she was drunk and

annoyed. >> she had a vapor cigarette that she was trying to use. somebody said that she could not and that is when everybody came down. she got pretty violent about it. erika: authorities are making it clear that yesterday' s incident was not terrorism related. new this noon, police are investigating after a body was found on mechanic street in leominster. officers were called to the area shortly before 7:00 this it' s not clear who that person was or how they died.c q also new, a halifax man is due in court today, charged with murder. the plymouth county da' s office says soi ket dang was arrested late yesterday after police saw a woman' s body wrapped in a blanket at dang' s home on wamsutta avenue. they say dang stabbed her to death. police are still working to identify the victim. emily:_w-bi we are seeing surveillance video from danvers

high school showing the final moments of colleen ricker' s life. newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich live in salem. todd: that video shows the crime, premeditation, and also shows what he did after the murder. despite all the drama, he was present this morning when the jury saw this footage. moments ago, the jury saw this survived video showing colleen risk. seconds behind, wearing a hood o ie is philip chisholm. he was back in the courtroom for the first time since refusing to yesterday. the jury was not present when he was sworn in for a colloquy with the judge.

that was the issue that ended the trial early on tuesday. >> do you want to give up that right to be present and be here to confront, see the witnesses, and see the cross examination? >> no. >> do you want to be present? >> yes. during the trial? >> yes. todd: with that about-face, the issue was resolved. later in the morning, testimony resumed in the case. the jury saw the recycling bin that prosecutors say chism used to move colleen ritzer' s body to the woods outside danvers high school after he allegedly raped and murdered her in a school bathroom. surveillance video shows him walked in. the trial has continued without incident this morning. the court is currently taking a morning recess.

emily: thank you. new this noon, quincy police investigating after a woman is nearly hit by a stray bullet inside her home. newscenter 5' s pam cross is live in quincy where she spoke to that woman. want to be identified was in her apartment. her to the window. >> there were some gunshots and i was closing my blinds. going off. out the window, and as soon as i window. pam: she was not hurt. building on the upper floor. bridge. >> he said he saw one flash of light, looks like a burst coming assumed it had to be guns.

the 29-year-old victim says she was not the target. >> totally random. pam: we are told police are examining the showcasing' s found, but at this point, no suspects, just a lot of relief that it was not worse. turning to the weather now. live pictures of a chilly boston. warmer temperatures are pushing in. cindy: we have had blue skies, not typical for november, but we have some action pressing toward us. this will be warmness up. if you were up early, it felt like winter out there. teens in norwood. orange, 16 degrees. nashua, 18 degrees. d"xworcester, 30. martha' s vineyard, even in the

to the sunshine. cloud cover west of the us enjoying sunshine. 46 in boston right now. as we go through the afternoon, temperatures may come up another couple of degrees as we increase the clouds, but through midnight clouds come in and the wind southeast. that is bringing milder air ahead of this system. the rain will be catching up, but it will take some time. tomorrow morning' s commute will be fine. the worst of the weather in terms of trying to get around, hitting around the friday morning commute. we will have the timing on this in just a bit. erika: new this noon, this massachusetts woman due in court overdose death of a new hampshire teenager. leslie aberle of salisbury is charged with dispensing a controlled drug resulting in death as well as conspiracy and tampering with witnesses and

informants. 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead of a fentanyl overdose in a rochester motel last month. tarmey' s mother and her mother' s boyfriend are also charged in the case. also new, the man accused of beating another man in an alleged case of road rage has pleaded not guilty. the telegram reports ryan kobus pleaded not guilty to assault and battery. the 25-year-old is accused of tailgating another vehicle in barre in september. when that other car pulled over to let him pass kobus allegedly stopped and pulled the 71-year-old driver out of his car and beat him up while his wife and granddaughter looked on. emily: boston police commissioner bill evans unveiling a new plan to try and help solve the city' s unsolved murders. once a month, police will release a video of one of those unsolved crimes, hoping new information will come forward.>g >> all it takes is one person

unsolved homicides. erika: the commissioner says in many of the cases, police have a good idea of who may have committed the crime but need that little bit of extra information to help close the case. erika: right now a worcester firefighter is recovering after an overnight fire. nearly a dozen people had to be rescued when flames broke out on pleasant street around four this morning. the fire is believed to have started in the basement before spreading to the roof. no word yet on a cause. an 11-year-old new hampshire girl is being credited with saving her family. the girl called her father around 8:00 last night and told him something smelled funny in their nashua home, and nobody was feeling well.vl her father urged her to get outside and call 911. firefighters say when they arrived, they found carbon monoxide levels high enough to be deadly. the family was treated, and is expected to be ok. an associate of isis executioner jihadi john in custody.

the new terror attacks he was reportedly planning to carry out. emily: more severe weather slamming the western half of the country. efforts underway right now to restore power to hundreds of thousands. cindy: that storm heading our way the timeline on the needed rain it brings and the impact on commuters late week . erika: planning to drive this thanksgiving? you' re in luck.

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emily: right now, an associate of this man, jihadi john, is in custody, accused of plotting to carry out paris-style attacks in turkey. investigators say aine lesley davis, a british national, was planning a trip to europe to deliver orders on those attacks. davis was arrested just hours after the airstrikes that killed jihadi john, an isis executioner, last week. attorneys for the man accused of threatening to firebomb a florida mosque says his client has no criminal record and no history of violence. martin alan schnitzler is accused of leaving a voicemail for the islamic center of pinellas county just hours after the paris attacks threatening to attack the mosque and quote, shoot whoever is there. the fbi says the threats were not credible. schnitzler is charged with

making a telephonic threat to kill and faces up to 10 years in federal prison. erika: commitment 2016. donald trump back in the bay state. the republican presidential candidate will attend a rally at worcester' s dcu center tonight. and there will be lots of security. state and local police with bomb-sniffing dogs are teaming up with the secret service. attendees will also have to pass through metal detectors and could be subject to a voluntary pat down. meantime, a new poll shows trump is still leading the gop pack in new hampshire. the wbur poll shows 22% of likely voters back the real estate mogul. that' s up four percentage points from two weeks ago. ben carson and marco rubio are now tied for second with 11% each. and in new hampshire today two republican candidates. carly fiorina was in henniker this morning meeting with veterans. then, it was off to a town hall meeting at keene state college. jeb bush will attend a house party fundraiser in bedford tonight. emily: to the northwest now and another round of severe weather. blizzards and twisters wreaking

havoc in several states. right now, at least three people are dead as hundreds of thousands wait for power to come back on. overnight, heavy rain. flash floods. and nasty winds torturing washington state. flood waters forcing rescue by raft. >> we pulled her out of the window and took her to the fire station. >> at least three people killed, gusts greater than 70 miles per mangling this bus sending it' s driver to the hospital. homes crushed, this 100 foot into maggie young' s house. . >> the driver of this suv losing control on a wet road in tacoma, slamming into this daycare just feet from 7 children playing inside. >>nu&a thank god nobody was hurt . >> overnight, more than 300,000 homes and businesses losing power. this pizzeria in everett feeding

>> people were turning on their flashlights on their phones. there is not much we can do. >> officials say it could be days before power is back. >> we have to hope for the best. cindy: wild weather across a portion of the country. the mormons is spreading east. the cold air is out west. this system pushing toward us will put some warmth in our direction, so that is the trade-off. yesterday was actually the coldest day we have had since april 9. only 45 degrees, but without the wind and sunshine, it did not feel so bad yesterday. 45 was the official high in boston yesterday. this month has been mild and dry. month after month of guy than average weather. we are below the normal by about nine inches. the deficit in worcester is over

this rain coming in will be beneficial. looking$\ or more in most areas. r&chave these downpours thursday morning. the friday morning commute will likely fate -- feature somewhat weather. it has been a pleasant week overall in terms of sunshine, and we have come up from that early morning low temperature. the air is dry right now with a dew point of 30, and the wind is light. to turn it off the water. already 50 on nantucket. areas that were in the teens, around 50 right now. s in beverly. 50 in norwood. 44 right now in worcester. few degrees, but you can see what is

this flow of air wrapping around high-pressure is starting to bring in some moisture from the ocean. that is why we are seeing the low clouds come in. ^)a| as we move forward through the afternoon, you can see clouds spreading into worcester county. more success in doing that after sunset. overnight. with the increase in clouds and a southerly wind come it will not be as cold as it was last night. temperatures tonight dropping to near the freezing mark. low 40' s in boston tonight. s. southerly breeze. we have the rain coming in later in the day as that front approaches in the morning hours. coming through slowly thursday night.

seven-day forecast. fine. getting into the showers start to move east, but the steadier rain, that is hours. this is 5:00 on friday morning. state. lunchtime. let me show you the computer models, indicating a widespread half an inch to one age of rain. there could be locally higher amounts, especially in the western part of the state. editors will be falling as the wind shifts to the north and west. setting up for a cooler weekend. sunday morning, there could be a couple flurries around, a disturbance passing by to our north. just a sign of the times. erika: it is almost black friday. amazon is rolling out there black friday deals early. the online retail giant will begin offering its black friday

deals this friday, and continue them through the 27th. new deals will be added as often as every five minutes. amazon prime subscribers will also get a 30 minute head start on a majority of the site' s lightning deals. emily: if you' re traveling on the roads this thanksgiving expect lower gas prices. aaa northeast says the average for a gallon of regular is 85% lower than this time a year ago. right now, the average price at the pump is $2.08. about 2 million new england residents are expected to travel for the holiday. erika: people names its newest sexiest man alive. learn he' s gone this long before earning the title. we'

emily: a major score for david beckham. he' s been named people magazine' s sexiest man alive. erika: the 40-year-old british heartthrob says he' s not sure he' s deserving of the title and doesn' t think of himself as sexy. the ex-soccer star takes the crown from last year' s winner actor chris hemsworth. em, you noted at the cover says that he vacuums. emily: not only is he a devoted father but he also vacuums.

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