northbound side, it is still out there and they are expecting those lanes to be closed for another couple of hours. the backup stretches beyond that. southbound side of the expressway, about half an hour at this point. westbound on the pike, we see those delays. beyond that , the 495, add another 30 and this is where it gets heavy. almost an hour to 395. plus moderate delays for the green line and red line. pack your patience if you are heading out to your holiday destination. phil: breaking news in natick. one person is dead and two others injured after an elderly person plows into them in a parking lot. reporter: we are at the

cloverleaf shopping plaza just across from the natick mall. we have learned all three victims were men and they were just leaving the harbor freight struck. a female driver in her late 80' s lost control of her white sedan, airborne. plowed into those three men. >> she went airborne. you could hear an accident sound and that' s when we all came running out of the building -- bang, bang, bang. one on top of the other. >> not to be gross, but there was a lot of blood and chaos. we just tried to comfort the people. reporter: police tried to re-create the accident and get a sense of how fast the elderly driver was going. but one of the men she hit has now died from his injuries.

the others were badly hurt, one of them critically. all we can tell you is that they were all coming out of the harbor freight tools store. one of the men worked for an armored car company and was making a pickup when he was coming out. the other two men were victims in their 70' s. we believe they were customers coming out of the same building, all of them in the past of the vehicle that went out of control. jc: that is highland avenue and needham crossing over 128 -- look at those backups. folks are going to be waiting for a long time for people to get home tonight. harvey leonard is tracking whether the weather will be an issue. harvey: in terms of a chill, yes. in terms of storms, no. it is already cold tonight, 29 in plymouth and hyannis, so another cold one to deal with.

these will be the temperatures tomorrow morning. you' ll have a dry day with temperatures moving up into the 40' s. a gentle breeze off the ocean. things will be changing after that. we will talk about what parts of the country are having inclement weather. phil: an arrest warrant for a dorchester man one bid for the murder of a burned woman found. reporter: that wanted man' s son was killed here in dorchester just a day later. the burned body was found in bridgewater. immediately after the murder of his 21-year-old son, fernando owens went after the woman he believed had a role in the crime. >> she had towel, wrapped in a blanket and

reporter: the burned body was found, killed in retaliation, investigators say. they believe this new hampshire couple had a role in the crime. prosecutors say evidence was found inside the home. >> the same sort of egyptian cotton towel was found at his home. identical electric cords were located at that address. reporter: police are desperate to find owens who is still on crime. investigators say he should be considered armed and dangerous tonight. president obama: even as we are fear. president obama president, pledging total solidarity in the wake of the paris terrace attacks. obama declaring the campaign

against isis will be victorious against the barbaric terrorist group. police still trying to track down this man in connection to the paris attacks. he allegedly dropped off one of them bombers. ed: security on the local front is being increased following the issuance of a worldwide travel alert yesterday. the state department alert focused on travel locations like logan airport. governor baker says the gathering and assessing of intelligence is handled locally, which makes everything run more efficiently. >> they' re constantly involved in conversations with each other and other authorities. and security security will last at least until the end of the year. heather: a man using an alias is accused of posing as a lawyer thomas stealing thousands from

reporter: his website advertising offices in new york, london and boston and that is where police investigators found him. he was here in court before a judge today. >> he was in business consulting and development. reporter: he is talking about this man, accused of posing and a lawyer -- posing as a lawyer and defrauding clients. prosecutors claim he has used one of eight aliases. police searched an office at one place where he was arrested on monday. please say he improperly took credit card payments from two clients for more than $21,000. his lawyer in court today says that is not a whole story. his defense as he is a business developer creating new ventures. >> people were coming to him wanting to a in business

an entity is forming. reporter: was he practicing law? >> i do not have any evidence at this time he is reporter: practicing law. reporter:but his website says he has several legal specialties, including dispute resolutions. a skill he will probably need in the courthouse behind me. >> i hope everyone will understand syrians are not isis. fighting suspicions and fear -- members of a local syrian and iraqi immunity sending a message as the refugee crisis grows. heather: home alone breaks then. you will hear a terrifying 911 help save her. harvey: timing the change from the november chill to the thanksgiving warmth. when that moves in and how long it lasts. danny steps out of the way

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ed: a live look at the traffic -- those headlines are going north on 128 at the highland avenue area. that is going nowhere. the on and off ramps are going nowhere and the traffic goes back beyond 109. if you know anyone who has to drive on that, call them or face s going to home. a congressman met with syrians about the refugees. reporter: leaders in the syrian community say there has been a dramatic change in the last 10 days since the paris bombings.

sentiment out there that is actually worse than after 9/11. it could be because it an election year and we have a lot of outspoken pseudo-leaders out there sending a lot of messages that are confusing people. >> i hope everyone will understand syrians are not isis. reporter: congressman seth bolton says they are confident in the screening process for syrians and all immigrants. >> i have a lot of questions which i have been asking in the federal government and my staff has about how this process works when you have folks that are fleeing countries that are hostile to the united states or in breakdown mode where it' s hard to get good information on who people actually are. >> that' s one small step of the process.

trained to tell of someone is telling the truth or not. the reality, checking the databases of countries refugees come from is never a way to ensure their security. ed: harvey has the holiday forecast. heather: if you did not like the cold today and yesterday, stick around. he will be talking about when we hit 60 again. plus the new tools boston has in

ed: 18 talking about a frightening afternoon spent hiding in her own home as a man broke in. let' s go live to brockton with more on how her mom helped save the day. reporter: an incredibly unnerving experience for this 16-year-old girl. a man is behind bars.

the teen was not expecting company, so she did not open it and was taught to always look out for trouble. >> i thought he looked up, so i backed down. reporter: she was home alone after school and hit in the bathroom with no locked as a man rushed through her backyard to break in. she was shaking when she called 911. >> the police are there. i want you to stay right where you are. >> the bottom part of this window was completely gone. i was scared because i was like there' s somebody in my house and i don' t know who it is. i could hear him upstairs and he walked past the bathroom twice. i was like he' s going to come in here at some point. reporter: her mom called the home and when she couldn' t reach her daughter, she set off the

house alarm remotely. that caused the man to flee. >> he was tripping down the stairs trying to get out of the house. reporter: he was held on $75,000 bail. >> e tried to take jewelry and a camera. >> by the time i was trying to close the door, i had already broken the window. reporter: it' s hard to imagine all that stress. police found the suspect hiding in the bushes and told the family it is the season for this sort of crime. a warning for everyone to take extra precautions. heather: a former chelsea police officer pleading guilty to punching a person. felix rivera will have the charges against him dismissed. if he goes to anger management

he punched an intoxicated man he was exporting -- escorting from the scene of the investigation. cell phone video proves that it never happened. he resigned from the force in september. remember last winter? how could anyone forget. the record-setting snow, epic traffic and public transit nightmares that lasted for weeks. mayor marty walsh says boston is ready for whatever old man winter has in store thanks to two state-of-the-art snowblowers. >> there' s always room for improvement. last year we were pushing snow around. this year, we can remove snow while it is coming down. >> last winter, crews plowed 295,000 miles of snow.

that' trips around the world. winter lasted. of it. harvey: that convenient memory lapse. in terms of last winter, no question about it. s just a question of the cold. many places like nashua and pittsburgh, we did move up a little bit. now we can start going back down again. 42 in boston. already dropping below freezing. we have another cold night . you can start cold early

tomorrow. little bit and the weather will be dry. no precipitation in our area. the weather will be turning milder as we get to thanksgiving. milder air and the middle of the country starting to work its way north and east. that will make this one of the milder thanksgiving. look at the trend. friday we will, we go above 60 degrees and somewhat cooler. we do have some pockets of significant storminess is over portions of montana. thursday, 30' , but that' s at sunrise. by the time we get to the games,

some spots in the 40' s. this will turn out to be one of our milder thanksgivings. clear skies overnight into tomorrow. that could bring low clouds and two parts of the area and we may have some clouds and pockets on thanksgiving but even if we have it, it will be a mild thanksgiving. on friday, a high launching pad. a band of showers coming through an unseasonable on saturday. tomorrow, the middle of the country picking up a band of showers with snow far to the north and west. on thanksgiving, we will show you again -- 40' s for the start of the football game and 50' s for the afternoon. if you are doing shopping very early friday morning, it won' t the that cold. it will be in the 40' s and

over the weekend. tuesday night or wednesday, we could get into somewhat weather. tonight at 11:00, we will have a look at what this winter could that. with mike lynch. mike: the injury report has become a staple of the past s the latest on danny amendola. according to many sources, he sprain. is feeling. the patriots are going to proceed cautiously and he will have treatment throughout the week. no word if he would be available to play sunday night in denver. i' m told the patriots will think about long-term.

the nfl admitted today there were a number of mistakes i the officiating crew. none more glaring -- >> the inadvertent whistle should not have been blown. it has happened before. we do want officials to blow the whistle when the play is over. you are wondering why that happened but once it did, the crew i felt did a good job of handling where they were going to put the football. mike: everyone at the stadium was surprised. tom brady had a rough night. three interceptions.

>> three of the things have nothing to do with -- missing some other guys, we just have to do better and now we are talking about there' s a lot of plays out there. if you don' t do it well, no one can make up for what you are trying to do. mike : a couple of years ago, peyton manning attention by yelling omaha at the line of scrimmage. last night, he could be heard yelling rex ryan during the pre-snap. >> rex ryan. >> we have a lot of things in the playbook. >> he likes me, i know that. >> send a message.

>> is unusual. >> i think we run the gamut. we have to get creative and think of different things. mike: i need one more sweatshirt. tell me why i should wear your school sweatshirt. some good ones so far. i can' t wait to see who wins. heather: coming up at 11:00, harvey is sitting down with our winter weather it to roof. the clues he sees now on what you can expect this year. that's tonight at 11:00 after the "dancing with the stars" finale. reporter: the crowds have gone home but nantucket is in closed

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