he says his 34-year-old son arno is still unable to bed. but did show signs of recognition when hearing his brother talk. arno was shot in a chat with -- he's expected to slowly return to full consciousness and sedatives are reduced. arno's father spoke to fox 25 about the difficulty of finding his son after that attack. >> we basically had to call every hospital in paris i was chaos. they were taking people to lots of different places and nobody knew where he was. arno was a paris resident but did spend part of his childhood in lexington. >>> take a look at these messages scrawled on bombs they all read from paris with love. the messages appear to be written by members of the u.s. military. leaving graffiti messages for missile targets is a u.s. military tradition since the second world war. >>> we ret going new updates on the investigation into every single hour. stay with us on the air and on-line for updates as the story continues to develop. >>> kia motors is recalling thousands of cars and warning drivers there may be problems with th

. >>> 34-year-old arno was at the bataclan the night of the attacks. he was shot in the chest and is no a medically induced coma. he's expected to survive. his father lives on martha's vineyard. >> a bullet went under his right arm. it punctured his lung and got fairly close to his heart. luckily, it didn't touch any vital organs. >> it was seven hours, though, before his family learned that he would be okay. his surgery is complete and he will be taken out of a cuomo within a day or >>> the presidential candidates are focusing more on what needs to happen to keep america safe. there are 18 declared candidates left in the republican and democratic race combined for president. one of them will be the next president of the united states. all of them are now trying to figure out how to deal with isis and the threat of terrorism at home in light of these attacks in paris. >> attacking paris, reminds us that there is no middle ground in going after these terrorists. >> isis has not hidden their intention, the islamic state has stated their intention to murd

arno had left the concert hall to get a drink. >> people started to run out of the hall, out of concert hall and trying to hide in the cafe. so there was a bit of chaos going on. and when he was in the cafe, he hadn't even realized he was shot. and then that's where... you was in a lot of pain. >> he was rushed to the his dad back here in massachusetts could not get any information. >> well, the first thing we did was, you know, a simple thing. call a cell phone. and he wasn't answering. we got a little anxious about that. and then it took us about two hours to find out from a friend that he had been wounded. but nobody knew where he was. and as you can imagine, there was... it was total chaos over there. i mean, they were picking up the wounded and just dispatching to different hospitals. we didn't know where he was. >> he is going to paris this week to be with his son. the only risk now is an infection. otherwise, he should make a full recovery. >> mourners in boston showing their support and sending a powerful message after those senseless acts of terror rocked france. kris anderson

mirrorsman is heading to paris to be with arno. he expects his son to make a full recovery. live in the newsroom, kris anderson, to the to the. >> jadiann: classes have been called off at a community college on the cape while officials investigate a bomb threat. the threat was found written on the wall at cape cod community college in barnstable. officials are searching the campus and the college won't reopen until the all clear. >> christa: parents will get a chance to weigh in on student testing. the state board of education will hold a public hearing at madden high school this evening and the board will vote on the proposal tomorrow. >>> improvements are being made at the jetblue terminal. germane wig begins and pat the pate will be on hand. the airline is the sponsor of the new england patriots. next year. >> jadiann: good news for a barbershop in saugus robbed of pricey sports memorabilia. we brought you that story last month an a man stole the items. it's not clear if police have a suspect in custody. >> christa: just ahead on 7, circus escape. zebras breaking free and

and during the paris attacks a martha's vineyard son was shot in the chest. 34-year-old arno did survive that attack. his father spoke with fox 25 just before going overseas to visit his son in the hospital. >>> president obama is paying tribute to the paris attack victims. he went to the bataclan concert hall to pay his respects. each placed a single flower at the memorial. the majority of the 130 people killed earlier this month in paris died at that concert hall. >>> hundreds of cars destroyed in an overnight fire in billerica. investigators are still trying to figure out what sparked that blaze. flames broke out around 1:30 this morning and it took firefighters five hours to knock that fire down. no one was hurt. there's no word yet on how much the damage will cost. >>> new at 10:00 tonight a brazen robbery caught on tape. the suspect going right up to the clerk behind the counter. fox 25's countries hall -- crystal haynes is live. >> blair, i can tell you that detectives say that the help of the public is going to be crucial here which is why they have released still images and surv

arno left to go get a drink. people started to run out of the hall. out of the concert hall and there was a bit of chaos going on. and when he was in the cafe he hadn't even realized he was shot. and then that's when suddenly he realized he was in a lot of pain. he was rushed to hospital. his dad back in massachusetts couldn't get any information. the first thing we did was you know simple thing just call the cell phone. he wasn't answering. we got anxious about that. and then it took us about two hours to find out from a friend that he had been wounded. but nobody knew where he was. and you can imagine there was -- there was -- it was total chaos over there. they were picking up the wounded and just dispatching them to different hospitals. we didn't know where he was. >> ryan schulteis. 7news "today in new england." >>> we want to rae mind you can keep it here on 7 for the latest on the terror attack overseas. we'll bring you updates online, on-air and on our mobile apps as well. >>> police warning dangerous weapons could be on the streets right now

arno is still unable to speak, but did show signs of recognition when hearing his brother talk. arnow was shot in the chest when gunmen stormed the con certificate hall panned he is expected to fully return to full consciousness as sedatives are reduced. his father spoke about the difficulty of finding his son after the attack. >> we basically had to call every hospital in paris, it was chaos, and then they were taking people to lots of different places, and nobody knew where he was. >> arnow is a paris residents, but did spend part of his childhood in lexington. doctors expect him to survive his injuries. >> elizabeth: we're hearing the terrifying account of a woman pretending to be dead. isabella posted this picture of her bloody shirt on facebook. she says a stranger used his body to shield her head during the shooting. she writes in her post that everyone needs to move forward by focusing on the heroic actions of strangers. and take a look at these messages scrawled on u.s. bombs headed for isis in syria, they all read from paris with love. the messages appear to be written

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