inside the apartment evidence of another attack that had been planned and was ready to launch. tapped phone conversations and surveillance led police to the paris suburb looking for the 27-year-old, abaoud, the man what planned the master in patiently friday night. as the blasts subsided police rounded up eight people. two others were killed in the shoot-out. reveals it used a soft drink can to bring down a russian plane killing 224 people on-board. in its online magazine it shows a can, alongside what appears to be a detonator and a trigger device. >> we've also learned that police in honduras arrested five syrian men who had fake passports that they say were stolen in gross greece. authorities believe they mans had plans to travel to the united states by land. john atwater, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> chilling images of the last moments of ritzer's life. surveillance video capturing her

walking through a danvers high school hallway followed by the student who killed her. newscenter 5's jack harper is live at the courthouse in salem. jack: the ritzer family were back in court, too, think of what they were thinking as they were watching their daughter walking for the last time. >> colleen ritzer leaving the classroom she loved for the last time. philip chism right behind. checking the hallway apparently to see if anyone was around. all clear, he pulls up his hood and follows the young math teacher's path. another camera, 2:54. she enters the lady's bathroom. 2:55, he follows. moments later, another student looks in, catches a glimpse of someone, turns and leaves, not noticing anything wrong. after 11 minutes, chism leaves. colleen ritzer does not. other cameras show the teen leaving the school. >> he's now going

stairwell from 4-2 to 4-1, correct? >> yes. >> prosecutors say he would be back in minutes, with this recycled container which he allegedly used to move the body. >> i saw a boy who was crouched. he was looking around. like he was looking to see if anyone was looking at him. >> that was around 3:20. it would be more than an hour before janitors found the bloody scene. chism stopped the trial yesterday by refusing to come into court. given the chance to stay out, he changed his mind. >> do you want to give up that right to be present and be here and to confront and see the witnesses and see the cross-examination? >> do you want to be present? >> do you want to be present during the trial? okay. >> just before he spoke, his attorney conceded the 16-year-old is competent to stand trial in view of the defense. >> in salem, wcvb, newscenter 5.

>> right now, a halifax man faces charges of murdering a prostitute and hiding her body inside his home. >> according to our partners, police trace a missing 16-year-old girl to the home. while being questioned at the police station the girl said he mentioned he needed to clean up bloodstains. police returned to the home and found the body of another woman inside a closet wrapped in a blanket. he reportedly hired the victim through an online dating app the victim is identified only as a prostitute from revere. now police are investigating the burned body discovered near gated community. pam is live at the scene. pam: the question is how did she get there? on her own or was she forced? the d.a.'s office has called this an unattended death. they will wait for the outer loop before saying how the woman

died. >> the woman accused of trying to open an exit door on a -- when they saw the vehicle he saw the body behind it. it was about 15 feet behind the parked vehicle and it was the woman's car. there were burn marks in the car the woman's vehicle was later towed away. no cause of death has been announced pending the autopsy and the woman's identity has not newscenter 5. >> new at 6:00, cambridge police have identified the driver crash. dr. stone was riding his bike to work back in september when cameras captured this truck actually hitting him before taking off. stone underwent surgery for a broken wrist and police released the video hoping that someone would recognize the driver. tonight is only being identified as a medford man and it's not clear how police finally did down.

>> the woman who allegedly tried to open an exit door in a british airways flight appeared in court. a polish national who lives in austria, was drunk when she tried to pry open a door in yesterday's flight. she doesn't remember a thing. she pled not guilty for interfering with a flight crew and has surrendered her passport. 0 i was the announcing that 2015-2016 will be his last season. >> big papi is an investor in derek jeter's player's tribune website. he made it official, 2016 is the final act of the papi show. after this

next year will be my last season playing baseball. i want people to remember me as trying to do the best, not only on the field with everyone around. >> today is papi's 40th birthday. well-wishers have checked in including another new england icon. >> a great player. he's given us, all of our fans, so much reason to cheer. he's been an incredible player. i'll be sad to see him go. be sad to see him go. i've got a lot of respect for him and the way he's brought great leadership to his team. >> 2016 tonight. the city prepares for a visit from the republican presidential candidate donald trump. security is tight where a rally will be held. the building has already been swept by security teams and you

filling it up. worcester police have added patrols, canine teams, undercover officers, everyone attending the rally will pass through a metal detector. >> we're hearing from the lone member of the massachusetts delegation who believes we need to rethink our stance on syrian refugees. plus -- >> we know it's a tough time, a trying time, but the more that people can benefit from this, the better it is for us. >> the cancer balance and how he first noticed something wasn't right. >> new at 6:00, this is amazing. lucky times two. the woman who won a million bucks on a scratchy twice. we do have wet weather that's on the way.

>> a new requirement for f.b.i. background checks. >> if approved it will likely bring the syrian refugee program to a halt. we surveyed the massachusetts delegation and only one member thinks there should be a pause. >> with more details coming out hourly on the paris attacks only congressman stephen lynch thinks the president's current plan to bring 10,000 syrian refugees into our country needs rethinking. >> i think we should press pause button for a little bit. i would be very interested in seeing what we're doing on the vetting process. >> lynch said the u.s. must reexamine its protocol since at least one terrorist used the syrian refugee program to get into paris but the rest of the delegation agrees with senator elizabeth warren. she argues the vetting process takes up to two years and is more more stringent than european standards. >> to close our borders to those fleeing the massacre, that's not

that's not who we are. >> congressman keating argues most of the attackers had legitimate european visas and could come out without refugee status. >> we can do what we've always done in terms of trying to reach out, particularly when you have people trying to flee assad and flee isis because of their on personal safety reasons. >> we can't shut the door on the very people that isis is trying to persecute. that's just playing into the hands of the enemy. >> lynch doesn't know how he'll vote but he needs to know why the u.s. vet process has not received more funding. >> the burden put on the vetting process, because of the huge number of applicants, and the lack of resources might create a situation where there will be gaps in our system. >> congressman lynch also defended governor baker saying his call for due diligence is a cautious but reasonable approach. other members of the massachusetts delegation said

their vote on tomorrow's house republican plan to change the vetting process will depend on what exactly is in that bill. ed? >> ed: i'm checking over there. we're tracking some rain headed our way. >> plus patriots star nate

>> here in massachusetts, the town took that same action back in 2005. he's always smiling and laughing.

it's such a blast to have his personality, way he goes through these things carries us through. >> nate solder opening up about his baby's battle with cancer. he tells kelly how he and his wife are relying on their strong faith to get them through. he's an imposing presence but his -- cancer has struck his family twice. last month solder's 4-month-old baby hudson was diagnosed with it was a strange bump that we just thought was necessary to go she sent us to get an ultrasound. chemotherapy. handling it? >> he's tough. it's like, they were pulling out his port and he was looking at me like this, i'm going to cry but i'm working through it and they pull it out and he says, okay, i'm good, dad. >> tough like dad. the lineman himself overcame year.

helping you be a better dad to hudson right now? >> i was scared but i knew people had harder times fighting cancer and, as you probably know, there is the possibility of recovery and grace that god can show you through all of these things. and that's kind of the hope that we carry through it. >> cancer survive nate solder. >> the 27-year-old patriots lineman and his wife chose a foundation charity event to reveal their sad news. >> it was our worst nightmare coming through. >> their focus, only one month into this journey is on healing their son and helping others. >> this is for a purpose. it's not -- we know it's a tough time. it's a trying time. but the more that people can benefit from this, better it is for us too. >> at gillette stadium, kelly -- wcvb, newscenter 5. >> the solders have asked those

wishing to support his battle make a donation. you can find a link right now on the front page of wcvb.com. >> absolutely adorable. few people are lucky enough to right? but a woman has won it twice. we feel like we should have a drumroll, thank you very much. she recently won a million dollar prize on a scratch ticket and she also won a million dollars on a scratch ticket back in 1996. get this not only has she won it twice, both tickets were purchased at the same stop and shop and she also once purchased a $20,000 winning ticket at that store. she says she plans to put her most recent winnings toward a very special christmas for her family. >> how do you get that kind of luck? i don't even get the dollar, forget the million dollars. >> i hit the lottery with andrea, kaitlin and adam. >> now you make me look like a jerk. [laughter] >> you know what? i now have a new person to call,

what i've got a tough forecast. how much snow we're going to get. that's a great story. i don't know if you found this great this morning but you sure found it cold and you might have windshield. it was as low as the teens. many other spots were in the 20s recovery. higher. this fell just short but a lot morning. boston tonight temperatures won't fall as low as last night. for one thing the wind is already off the water. the ocean water temperature is running around 50. that in itself will prevent it from becoming as cold tonight as it was last night. anywhere from the upper 30s to the upper 40s around the region but you see wind direction. southeast. that's certainly not a real cold weather wind direction so it's another reason it won't be as cold tonight. these are the temperatures to greet you early tomorrow morning, much more moderate compared to this past morning and it will make it into the 50s tomorrow before the day is out. however, on the other hand, we're not going to have the sunshine. it will be cloudy, it could be a

bit damp although the steadier, heavier rains will hold off until overnight tomorrow night. still mainly clear but when we look to our south and west we see a lot of clouds. when we take a trip even further to the west then we see that band of weather which has prompted some tornado warnings in parts -- tornado watches in parts of the southeast. this is some severe weather that's been tracking across the country. i don't expect it to be severe here but i do expect some embedded heavier downpours overnight tomorrow night that may affect the friday morning commute. especially in eastern portions of massachusetts. so it's a milder day tomorrow but a cloudy one. some low clouds could lead to a little bit of drizzle or a light shower or two but it's tomorrow night when the heavier rains move in from west to east enhanced by this developing area of low pressure. then as it exits friday afternoon, then we'll see the improving weather with clearing skies coming in from west to east later on friday. here's a closer look at that timeline. clouds are in early tomorrow morning. some wet weather possible in western massachusetts. get to the evening commute, it

rains are still to the west. look at the friday morning commute, could be very wet in eastern massachusetts. may even be an embedded thunderstorm. exits by or during the midday and afternoon hours improving weather, but cooler weather follows after that. so here's a look at the next seven days. we've got some rain heaviest tomorrow night, though. most of it occurring then and early friday. as for how much rain we can get out of this, again, different computer models and different projections, where will the heaviest be? inch and a half or more. an inch in boston. this could shift a little bit. the heaviest amounts could wind up closer to the coast. then we're in for a dry weekend except a shower or two sunday let you know about the patriots game monday night that you can see right here on channel 5. looks like it will be chilly, in the 30s, it might drop down to the freezing mark or a little below during the course of the game but it also looks like it will be dry. with a breeze out of the west probably not too strong, as things stand. temperatures close to average or

slightly below for the first half of next week. i'll update on that approaching rain later tonight. i'm meteorologist harvey leonard. >> now, sports center five with mike lynch. >> hi, everybody. sad news to report tonight if you're just getting home and just joining us. the parents of doug flutie, richard and joan, died less than an hour apart. richard flutie was ill, he died of a heart attack in the hospital. less than an hour later joan flutie suffered a heart attack and passed away. i reached out to doug flutie. he texted me back, they were always there for the children coaching at the games and supporting. everyone they did was for us to have an opportunity in life. i owe everything i have to them. doug flutie texted me a short time ago. words of big papi's retirement spread yesterday. today ortiz made officials through a video on the website for the players journal. >> i'm very thankful for having

like you guys who support me through my career. i wish i could play another 40 years. i have you guys behind me, but it doesn't work that way. after next year, time is up. so let's enjoy next season. >> tomorrow, thanksgiving day, i need your help. which sweatshirts will i be wearing? 7:30. get in touch with me via email, facebook, twitter, i don't care. tell me why i should wear your school's wet shirt on thanksgiving night on our show. and before thanksgiving, we've got a big monday night football game, patriots and the buffalo bills. we have a live pre-game show. a great show. i go one-on-one with bill belichick. we go one-on-one with gronk, brown, all of that before kickoff at 8:30. we'll be around immediately after the game as well. what kind of game will we see monday night? bud sees it two ways. he's so excited about it he's literally beside himself.

>> hello. i'm objective reporter bob halleren. i think the patriots could lose on monday night. >> i'm patriot yahoo, and you're an idiot. >> an objective reporter, first acknowledged that tom brady is 24-3 in his career against the bills and then quickly pointed out that in this year's win against the bills dione lewis and julian accounted for three touchdowns, and now they don't have those guys. >> whatever. the patriots basically beat the giants without those guys and the giants beat the bills by a lot. plus, belichick and brady always find a way. >> you wish you could just plug in someone else, but it's impossible to plug in julian -- they just aren't sitting around or they would be playing for another team. >> in that september meeting the patriots found a way to hang 40 points on the bills while tom brady threw for nearly 500 yards. and while the patriots have been to six super bowls in the past 15 years the bills haven't even

been to the playoffs once. but the facts remain. no edelman, no lewis and the offensive line remains a work in progress. as an objective reporter, i'm just saying, it's a lot to overcome. >> and i'm just saying, bill belichick, tom brady, and you're still an idiot. >> bob hallerin, wcvb, sports center five. >> don't be like that, bob, be like the bob on the left of your screen. [laughter] >> pretty good, huh? >> i love him. >> which one, though >> there were two of them on the screen. >> frankly, i love both of them. >> very good. >> new tonight, at 11:00, they may be hitting the brakes on service. changes that could leave riders forced to find another way around tonight at 11:00 after nashville. "abc world news tonight." >> the swat teams barreling into a paris neighborhood storming an

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