david? >>> all right, paula. more than 100 women, including one who lives in chelmsford are suing a birth control manufacturer because they say they got pregnant on the faulty packets of the pill. the pills were manufactured by qualitest. in 2011, the fda pulled 3 million birth control packets pause the placebo pills were put in the wrong spot. the women are seeking millions to cover the costs of having and raising a child. >>> coming up, thinking inside of the box. >> cargo containers transformed into little shops or dining spots. how this idea is giving a quick boost to a boston neighborhood. >> back home and back inside. ben affleck brings his newest movie to lawrence. >> the patriots ready for a giant matchup and why sunday's game may be their toughest test >>> shipping up to boston. the newest dining destination. it's a new way to bring food and small shops to the area where there's been too little of both. >> we're talking about the far end of the seaport district, which has been a bit of a wasteland. this

david, paula? >>> the cbs evening news is coming up next at 6:30. >> scott pelley joins us live with a preview. hey, scott. >> david, paula, great to be with you in boston. we have confirmed one person died today in the latest terrorist attack in mali. a former french colony. many people were killed, but many others were rescued. we'll have all of the latest and the latest from paris coming up from the cbs evening news in about ten minutes. thank you. >>> next, the patriots are a nightmare. how tom brady and company are hurting the state's first slots pson, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with eason, all at one place. >>> plain ridge park casino is running into problems on some sundays. the owners of the parks say business drops a lot when the patriots are playing attagirlest stadium. plain ridge is five m

david paula sends it back to you. >> we appreciate. thanks so much. we continue to follow the events from paris we'll bring you updated information. we'll leave you with live . wants to give you one more updates on the story that's been breaking out of paris reuters is report taking five explosions have been heard near 100 people have been held hostage. we don't know what those explosions are whether they come from the hostage takers or come from police who are trying to storm inside to rescue the hostages but cbs news is also now confirming through multiple sources that the death toll stands at 60. >> at this point president of france who had to be evacuated from the football stadium when explosions went off this of france, has instilled a curfew in paris the first since wwii and has deployed military throughout the city of paris. scott pelley will have all the latest developments coming up next on cbs evening news. it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree. but it will take her 25 years to pay off her student loans. join the fight to make co

>> well, paula, david, it reminds me have much of the days after 9/11 a particularly in new york and washington that the attacks aren't over, that something could happen in the next hours or days. to relieved. >> scott, i know you have been speaking with some of the people who witnessed these terrifying events and some of these folks were americans overseas. >> reporter: well, that's right. one american was killed. tragedy a 23-year-old student was killed for a semester abroad and today we sat down with some of her friends and talked to them about her and also some of her friends who were in the cafe with her when the terrorists attacked. and we'll have their story for you tonight on the evening news. >>> some of your stories last night on 60 minutes were incredible. thank you. >>> we want to talk about what's happening back at home with the weather. we are still on one of these streaks where 50-degrees and still feels pretty good. >>> we take a live look at the city. >> reporter: today was the brightest day. i have to say one of the biggest benefits we have seen this fall. if you ar

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. >> david, paula great to be with you in boston. we'll lead the broadcast with the first video of one of the terror attacks in progress caught on a surveillance camera, it's a troubling thing to see. also we'll have the story of this morning's dramatic police raid in which another terror cell was broken up. those stories and the rest of the world news all coming up from paris in ten minutes. >> we'll be there. thank you, scott. >>> tuesday morning miserable [sfx:] all candidates' voices talking over one another my dad carried mail on his back. th called him "john the mailman" and they loved him because he looked out for everyone in those neighborhoods. i learned something from my father, do your best to look out for other people. and we created jobs and cut taxes and balanced our budgets. john kasich's for us. new day for america is responsible for the content of . >>> the contractor blamed for tuesday's miserable traffic. he didn't read the fine print or watch the weather forecast. >> two lanes stayed closed for the morning commute

we'll soak it up because, paula and david, you never know when a streak like this will end. this winter i'm inclined to think we'll get more than usual. >> wow, okay. we hope you are wrong about that. all right, eric, thanks so much. >>> join us for the tree lighting ceremony live november 21st simulcast here on wbz-tv and tv 38. >>> now we can talk about the >> we've had a couple of extra days, which i think is a good thing, steve, because they are pretty banged up. >> reporter: a week ago, the patriots played thursday night football. come sunday they'll be on the same field only this time, the washington redskins are coming they are looking for the same result. the game. the pats have to continue doing what they do best, get the ball to gronk and continue the reception streak. >> i just like playing the game. whatever's called, i like variety of the play calls. >> reporter: then the focus is on stopping the redskins' running attack. washington's ground game is one of the best in the league. >> they will stretch the sideline and you know, run with three backs all good. >> r

. >>> hey, paula, david great to be with you in boston. over 200 people were killed mostly vacationing families when a russian jet liner came apart at 31,000 feet. something catastrophic happened with the airplane at altitude, but investigators do not yet know whether it was a bottom or a mechanical failure. that and more all coming up inspect cbs evening news in about 10 minutes. >>> . a business owner who wants to raise his employees pay. a small chain of restaurants in the boston area, but will customers pay the price? >> there are six cloves and seven cloves and seven food trucks. they plan to open five more restaurants in six months. >> freshness is really important to us. we make our food from scratch every day. >> reporter: he pays his employees $11.20 an hour. he wants to go to 20. >> why should that be assumed that if you make a sandwich you can't make very much money? >> over the course of two years, we could get to the point where our sandwiches are about $10. right now they are $6.50. >> reporter: he will carefully watch sales

paula? >> reporter: david, mitchell chester says he supports the next generation version of the mcas, which adds elements of the park test and that it should be computer based. this has been dubbed mcas 2.0. supporters say it does a good job of measuring kids compared to their national counterparts, but in its current form, it's outdated. supporters have argued that the test does a better job measuring a student's critical thinking skills. a state commission says both tests are equal when it comes to predicting how well a student will do in college. so that is the commissioner's choice. the state board of education is set to vote on which tests they choose next tuesday. lisa some. >> all right, paula. thank you. >>> tonight, the show of solidarity. hundreds of boston college students joining students around the country protesting racial injustice and supporting students and faculty at the university of missouri. here is a live look right now at a rally that's under way in philadelphia. students from drexel university, penn and temple gathering in protest there. students kept today's rally p

david. >> reporter: good morning, paula. this morning julian hernandez is doing his best to move on with his life, but it's so tough to imagine just how hard that must be. in the past week he's gained a mother and he's lost a father essentially. no wonder he's asking for privacy. at this point i just simply want to be normal, hernandez said in a statement. i want to go through my day like i did before this week. please, he implored, no more spotlights, no more cameras, no more reporters. i just want to be left alone. >> julian and his family have a long road to recovery over the next days, months and years. they're really going to have to work out getting to know each other again, reunderstanding who they are and relearning the things that they missed. >> reporter: julian is now in touch with his mother, whom he hasn't seen since he was 5. >> at this point i think they're dialogue and establish communication. he's an adult now. obviously this is not only traumatic for her but >> reporter: for the moment he's not allowed to t

david, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan and paula, great to be with you this morning. this is a fast-moving investigation here in paris and i can tell you we have been traveling throughout this beautiful city today and for much of the day people gathered at every one of these sites of horror, these memorials are growing by the hour, so is the investigation. we have just learned that the miles outside of paris with kalashnikovny coughs inside. that car could have been used as one of the getaway cars. behind me, the concert hall and that video. for the first time we're seeing those dramatic moments when police s.w.a.t. teams take on the attackers in that hall. this morning, new dramatic video showing the moments french police go head-to-head against the terrorists who inflicted horror on that concert hall. "time" magazine obtaining this video of the terrifying scene unfolding friday night. a stunned silence on that paris street, suddenly punctuated by a barrage of bullets. a heated exchange of gunfire sending police scrambling. gunmen coming toward them. the police would

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