the terrorist attacks but may have accomplished something more, pventing the next attack. [ sound of gunfire ] >> reporter: french police now say the suspected terrorist killed or arrested in this raid overnight had weapons ready for the next attack. police say the raid stopped them just in time heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams report they came under a constant barrage of gunfire while fighting their way through a reinforced door. >> we could see the bullets. the laser pointed our way, the explosions, we could feel the building really shaking. >> reporter: police say it was not far from the scene of last week's suicide bombings and investigators were hoping to find abdel hamid abaaoud, the suspected mastermind of the terrorist attacks. police say one woman blew herself up and a man reportedly shot by a sniper. eight suspected terrorists were arrested but prosecutors say' president franc ois hollande is asking to extend france's state of emergency for three months

actions to search out talkerrer suspects. >> interpreter: the war against terrorism which itself has decided to bring war to us. >> reporter: meanwhile a french news agency is reporting a chilly find near the concert hall where nearly 100 were killed and the report says a cell phone was found in a trash can near the scene with a text message that read let's go. evidence of the cold-blooded planning that apparently preceded the attack. >> and while french authorities said they didn't catch abaaoud, there is a chance they may have killed him. investigators are still analyzing dna from the scene of the siege and haven't ruled out abaaoud may have been killed. dan hausle, 7news. >> also breaking as we told you at the top of the newscast, the islamic state has released a photo now, it says it shows the bomb used to bring down a russian plane in egypt. and it said the attack was in response to russia's air campaign against the group in syria.

>> it was a small homemade device that brought down a big isis. the picture here shows the bomb made with the soda can along with what appears to be plastic and metal materials, isis says it found a way to, quote, compromise the safety at airport in egypt where that flight originated. the russian flight crashed in egypt late last month, more than 220 people on board were killed. the russian government is offering a $50 million reward attackers. stay with 7news for the latest on the terror in paris. we will have updates on air, online and on our mobile apps. tonight. local football legend doug flutie revealing that both of his parents, mother and father apart. the former qb shared an parents on facebook late this afternoon. >> flutie said his mother and attacks. ryan schulteis is here with the emotional message we're telling

you about that was on the facebook page. >> yeah, he posted on facebook today that both patients passed away. his father had been ill some time and died of a heart attack in the hospital and less than an hour after that his mother joan had a sudden heart attack and passed away. flutie posted... doug flutie of course has deep boston ties having played for bc eagles and the new england patriots, in the newsroom, ryan schulteis, 7news. a death investigation. this is dighton. a woman's body found along a dirt road today in a neighborhood that, as you can tell here, is under construction. let's get to byron barnett, he's been out there all day gathering information. what do we know and what do we know about the person found there? this was found on a dirt road right behind this gated

police say the woman's body was burned but the exact circumstances surrounding her death are still unclear. >> reporter: police say they were called to this scene in dighton around 8:30 this morning where they found a woman's body partially clothed and burned. according to investigators, the body was lying on a dirt road right behind the hunter tailgated community for seniors. police say they believe the 47-year-old woman lived in the development. police towed away the woman's car and say not only was the woman's body burned but that the inside of her car was partially burned, as well. >> what we saw was the vehicle was parked and behind her -- behind the car -- she was behind the car about 15 feet from the car on her back. >> reporter: the medical examiner arrived on the scene this afternoon and removed the woman's body. police say they have not ruled out homicide or suicide. >> you treating this as a homicide, foul display. >> we're not sure at this time,

it's under investigation. >> so it's unclear whether it's a homicide or a suicide. >> under investigation. right, we're unclear of either one right now. >> and i'm very surprised because it's a very quiet neighborhood, nice place, nice people. >> makes no sense. but these days a lot of things don't make sense. >> police say they do know the identity of this woman, but they say they are not releasing it until her next of kin have been notified. that's the story live from dighton, i'm byron barnett, 7news. 7news now turning to video of a local math teacher's final moments. prosecutors showed a jury this video as teenager phillip chism stands accused of raping and killing her. colleen ritzer was his math teacher at danvers high school. 7's steve cooper live outside the courthouse in salem now. >> another pretty difficult day for the ritzer family but up until now prosecutors have basically been explained to the jurors what phillip chism had been up to on the day colleen ritzer was murdered inside

danvers high. but today through surveillance video, the jury saw him in action do you recognize that to be ms. ritzer? >> yes. >> reporter: her killer following right behind, chilling images captured in this of 2013. that's when one of her students, phillip chism, then 14, followed her into a girl's bathroom wearing white gloves and a hoody. prosecutors say in 11 minutes after school, he raped, strangled and stabbed her to death. what follows is video of chism walking down the hall, down the stairs, carrying what appeared to be clothing, then out the school door. but that's where carolyn quickly, sitting in her minivan, noticed a boy in the bushes changing and hiding the clothes. >> for the first time chism in a barely audible voice was in

the judge. yesterday the court said he refused to come out of his holding cell after the mourning recess saying he'd had it and he was about to explode. today after first saying he was waiving his right to be in the courtroom, he changed his mind. >> you want to be aren't? >> yes. >> reporter: jurors would also see the recycling barrel prosecutors say chism used to remove ritzer's body from the bathroom and saw images of the cleaned-up bathroom where ritzer lost her life. >> and so day 4 of testimony of this six-week long trial, expected to resume first thing in the morning. live in salem, steve cooper, 7news. boston police releasing a new series of music videos, looking for clues in unsolved murders. >> reporter: the series is called search for justice. police plan to feature a new case each month. you can see the videos on our web site at whdh.com. >> police went looking for a missing 16-year-old girl from duxbury.

they found her in the can company of an accused killer. 7's jonathan hall is live in halifax to tell us what's going on there. the alleged murderer works at a carver grocery store and tonight being held without bail after his arraignment. >> 32-year-old soy dang allegedly murdered a prostitute on monday and used the meet me social networking moop to get together with a duxbury teenager here at his home the very next day with the body still hidden in the closet. >> i'm gonna stay in shock -- i'm in a state of shock. >> reporter: the teenager's parents reported her missing, duxbury police pinged her phone and traced traced it to dang's home. >> halifax police found the girl at dang's apartment, brought her back here to the station and she went with duxbury police and during that ride the girl told the officer that dang mentioned

he needed to clean up some blood at his apartment. halifax police came back and discovered the woman's body wrapped in a blanket. prosecutors say dang agreed to a videotaped statement in which he admitted stabbing and strangling the prostitute after an argument over her price. >> he indicates he's upset with the quality of attention that he is getting. he sits in front of her dying body for approximately 40 minutes. police removed evidence from the house until 4:00 this morning and detectives also question the neighbors. >> open the door and asked about any commotion the night before and he said, no, i didn't hear anything. >> police have not yet identified the victim, who may be from the revere area. that's where he allegedly picked her up on monday. they are working to notify her family at this point. live in halifax, jonathan hall, 7news. >> police say a stray bullet

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sox slug other dave ortise posting a video today telling everyone he is ready to retire from baseball. big papi says that playing for a teep is like being a part of a family. >> yes, i think people feel like that about him and he's hoping he'll be remembered as someone who always did his best on the field. joe amorosino joins us with some video he released. is that just today. >> is today, kym. david ortiz making his official announcement on derrick jeter's web site. big papi reflecting on his career at age 40 saying he is both proud and fortunate to have played here in boston. >> i like the different chapters and ready to experience the next one in my life.

away from the game he loves, acknowledging every athlete runs out of time at some point. >> i'm really proud of what i have accomplished through the years. i'm very thankful for having fans like you guys who support me through my career. i wish i could play another 40 years, so i have you guys behind me but it doesn't work that way. although he's been larger than life during his time with the red sox, papi says he just wants to be remembered as one of the guys. >> i would like people to remember me as a guy who is just part of the family, a guy that was trying to do the best, not only on the field, but with everyone around him. >> reporter: former teammate jason varitek is not downplaying ortise's accomplish ments, saying, quote, david is one of the greatest hitters ever to

wear a red sox uniform, one of the top clutch hitters in baseball over the last 13 years and the best designated hitter in history. i'm happy for david and his family, but the game will miss him. >> a sentiment shared by another local icon. >> be sad to see him go. i got a lot of respect for him and the way that he's always, i think, brought a great leadership to his team. he's been a great example. missing from ortise's heavily produced announcement, any mention of the red sox, so read into that as you would like. reporting live in the newsroom, joe amorosino, 7news. he has to finish with the sox, he has to. our forecast is looking rainy now into tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night.

weather. and yes, i have just found outth coder -- >> what did you find, detective? detective kasey, that would be me. >> beautiful shot outside the beautiful city here. >> i love that. >> aren't you glad you live here? so blessed. >> and the weather, pete, so far is not a lot to complain about, even though we're getting more seasonable, it's been so beautiful, i was showing you earlier, or maybe i wasn't,

planting trees, transplanting. >> oh, yeah. he's been working hard. what have you been doing, pete? absolutely nothing. i just sit around all day. i have nothing to do i'med bored, please give me a job. raking leaves, live in boston, dewpoint 30 to 37, southeast breeze at 11 miles per hour. partly sunny sky now as we look at a frosty morning. it was cold this morning. here's some trees, look a little bit like the season, don't they. 21 in hopkinton. this was one of the coldest mornings so far this season across southern new england now rain heads in although it looks like this may be perhaps the weather system that we see all the way through thanksgiving. this could be it, and we'll try to take as much rain as we can get out of it because we're in a drought. up to an inch possible, great warm up, too. this doesn't loom like a lot of rain and you're right, it's not but as it comes eastbound, it

it does that, very serendipitous thing will happen, low pressure will form on that cold front. watch the l form. that's big because it's doing a couple of things. it's slowing the front down, increasing the chances for downpours tomorrow night, which i'm seeing and it also gives us a little bit more rainfall. because you get the downpour and you start to talk about closer to an inch. maybe a little bit over an inch. not seeing the threat for thunder but i'm not gonna say never in that respect. here it is. showers tomorrow in the afternoon. could come to us early in the afternoon because you have a southeast wind feeding up moisture against higher terrain here and it's easy to create a shower. some of the models do put down a thunderstorm or two. the temperatures will be mild tomorrow night, in the 50s tomorrow night, for lows, so we have something to work on, and then a quick exit as we go through friday morning between 5:00 and 8:00.

an inch plus, certainly a possibility. fitchburg to worcester, closer to an inch. i guess around greater boston and up through the merrimack valley, too. tomorrow's highs in the middle 50s, may take all day to get there and again these temperatures should hold through the night on thursday night. there's your mini warming-up but doesn't trend this. 35 to 43, not as cold, cloudy and breezy tomorrow afternoon. showers 53 to 57. there's your 7 on 7 forecast. the weekend in view. and it does cool off, but not before we get a 60-degree day in there on friday. saturday 54. wait for the cold, it staple slams down on us monday, tuesday, and then a slow moderation through thanksgiving, keeping us pretty quiet. see you with more tonight. red sox fans not sure how to react with david ortiz announcing he will retire after this coming season. he hit 37 home runs last season and knocked in 108 runs. so what if he does it again in 2016?

well, as of today, ortise's 40est birthday, he says he won't be back after 2016. >> life is based on different chapters and i think i am ready to experience the next one in my life. i'm very thankful for having fans like you guys who all support me to my career. i wish i could play another 40 years. so i have you guys behind me, but it doesn't work that way. >> coming off of a satisfying win over the jets last week, rex ryan will now come to foxboro, looking to keep the good times rolling against his long-time nemesis bill shepherd chick. as alex scourgery reports, the bills will be facing a much different patriots offense this time around. >> they're not sitting on the

>> reporter: tom brady knows the pats will missing this number 1 receiver, with the loss of dionne louis the line now is the next men up. >> i think the expectations are still the same, we expect to go out there and score points and every time we touch the ball. i'm just gonna focus on my abilities and what i can do and try to get better and improve every day put the best product on the field sunday. >> reporter: danny stepped up sunday with 10 catches as well as a key punt return but even with the injuries, don't expect the receiver's role to change too much. >> he's gonna do what he does. >> players like amendola that step up when needed is the only way the patriots will adjust without edelman in the meantime. but good thing adjust something what bill shepherd chick does best. in foxboro, alex scourgery, fox

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