bree meteorologist bree sullivan is here now... bree i'll have your forecast next "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast certified by bree/wx wall clear skies will carry on into the overnight. expect calm conditions and lows in the 30s. tomorrow looks to be a beautiful fall day with sunny skies, a southerly breeze, and temperatures expected to top out in the upper 50s to near 60! that great weather will carry on into the start of the work week, but it doesn't last long! clouds work back in on tuesday although we'll rain works back in by wednesday afternoon, and cooler highs in the 40s and low 50s work back in by thursday. nikki/2shot thanks bree. we have a special new star wars movie coming up. you're watching local 5 news at 6. nikki/lam after getting a surprise gift. the latest trailer for "the force awakens" filled with clues about what will be in the long awaited seventh part of the film saga. abc's clayton sandell has details - and a warning - this report may contain spoilers. " "nats - trailer / music in the latest star w

meteorologist bree sullivan is here now... bree i'll have your forecast next "now, we are iowa's most accurate forecast certified by weatherrate the bree/wx wall november seems to have caught up to us! lots of snow fell last night, particularly in northern iowa. reports in franklin county were around the foot mark, while closer to the metro, the des moines international airport totaled 6.9". now that the snow has left us, the bitter cold has funneled in. temperatures under mostly clear skies tonight will be the coldest of the season. double digits, while readings up north will be single digits. temperatures will start their slow climb up beginning tomorrow. sunny skies will return once again and the thermometer will hover close to that freezing mark with a breeze from the southwest at 5-10 mph. by monday, snow should be melting temperatures statewide should get into the upper 30s and 40s. things stay dry and temperatures stay mild through mid-week until our next chance of rain arrives for thanksgiving. nikki: we love to see we

chris, bree? >> robi, before i lose my gator fans because this is also for the florida seminoles. >>> let's get to other sports quick. >> the pats gearing up to take on the giants. >> the cs get the starting point guard back. steve burton has more in morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the celtics were right back at it last night taking on the pacers welcoming back marcus smart who missed the last three games with a toe injury and avery was out with a leg injury. celtics came out with an 11-2 run. turner led the green with 20 points. then it's turner with the shot. it's rimmed in and out but sullinger. 11 boards. rj hunter launched the long got it. cutting the indy lead 89-79. cs were just 4 from 24. paul george here with the nice runner putting indy up by 7. later in the fourth, george with the sweet behind-the-back pass. george finished at 26 points, 10 boards, 3 assists. >>> to football, the patriots got back to work down at foxboro gearing up for sunday's game with the giants.

chris and bree? >>> a state trooper hurt while trying to stop a wrong way driver. >> it appears that driver may have had a medical emergency. nicole jacobs is live at the state police barracks in yarmouth with how this all unfolded. nicole? >> reporter: bree, the good news is that the trooper and the driver of that pickup truck appear to be okay. they've been treated at cape cod hospital. i want to show you video from overnight around 11:30 is when this call came in. reports of a wrong way driver on route 6 in barnstable. in an attempt to stop the driver and protect other drivers from possibly being hurt by any collision there, the troopers slowed traffic behind them. that is when the driver of the pickup truck crashed into the trooper's cruiser. was taken to cape cod hospital, treated, and released. as for the driver of the pickup truck, we're told he was an elderly man, again, who may have experienced some sort of medical condition who was treated for that and at this point, it's unclear if he'll f

chris, bree? >> thank you very much. >> 5:17 right now on your wednesday morning. the woman whose fiancee was killed in a road rage crash says she's committed to keeping jarrad arrone's memory alive. police say hinds ran arrone's truck off the road in mansfield on monday. arrone had three children and his fiancee says she still can't believe he's gone. memory alive. he was an awesome guy, and this man has destroyed my family. family. >> the police report says when police arrested hinds, he told officers "i smashed into someone. it's not like i killed someone." this is hinds' third arrest for driving under the influence. >>> a fitchburg man is grateful he learned how to use a life- alfred rivera learned how to use narcan five days ago. two days later, he put the training into action when he stopped for food at mcdonald's. he found a woman suffering from an overdose inside. >> to tell you the truth, i was a little scared because i was only three days after my training. i did the training and it work

bree is back with the details. hi, bree. >> hi, guys. generally speaking, there are so municipal elections that it's hard to cover them all. our political analyst jon keller made a special point to go out and meet with the race. why, you might ask? well, not only because the race is red hot, but also because the candidates are so far apart. at least in age. meet jack lally, a millennial who barely meets the age requirement to run, yet he's/aming four boats where he can't drink. he has no trouble with the age requirement. he is four generations older and by his estimation, better prepared for office. >> we're talking about the real thing now. i think experience means a lot. >> neither of us has served on the council before, so we're at the same level of experience. >> reporter: all right, jack. the 18-year-old says if he loses, he will shake it off and try again in two years. both tell us they think government is broken to kudos to both of them for trying to do something about it. >> there you go. >> thank you very much, bree. >>> this is

bree is back with his story. good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning, kathryn. when yaan meerseman heard about the attacks at the theater friday, he knew his son was there working for the production company that was putting on a concert. but the father had to wait hours to hard if his son was alive. the 34-year-old was shot through the chest and is now in an induced coma. he's a french citizen of the he is expected to survive. his father, who lives on martha's vine yard spoke to us via skype recounting what arnaud's colleagues told him. >> there were a bunch of people running in the street, running into the cafe, and they realized something bad was going on. so, everybody was trying to get inside and once he got inside, he suddenly realized he was in pain and had been shot. a bullet went into his body under his right arm. it was in and out, basically punctureth his lung and got fairly close to his heart, but luckily didn't -- didn't touch any vital organs. >> reporter: it took seven hours before arnaud's family could track him down at a hospital and learn that h

bree is back with a warning in cambridge, bree. >> 19 packages have been stolen from doorsteps in the past two weeks and the holidays aren't even here yet. the first assignment is to team one veteran officers and go door-to-door warning residents. they could have put this out on a web site alert, but they opted for a little face-to-face walking the streets and meeting the people they protect. >> social media's great and we debt the message out. i think there's nothing better than having the officers walk the neighborhood, talk to the neighbors and explain to them what they are doing and look out for the other neighbors. look out for your neighbors and report anything that might be suspicious in your neighborhood. >> this isn't the fist time cambridge police have used this tactic. they tried it back in the summer during a rash of break- ins. they say the strategy worked so well they thought they should try it again. chris, kathryn, back to you. >> good to see officers doing good work and protecting christmas before it even gets here. >> be careful with those packages. >>> a little boy

>> good morning, bree and kathryn. probably as difficult for pats fans this morning as the news of the loss to the broncos last night is, of course, seeing rob gronkowski get pulled off of the field last night. with 2:49 left in the game, he had to be carted off the field. we have that video for you of his last few momentesin play the initial reports are positive now. he didn't speak to the media last night, but we did have video seeing him walking from the locker room to the pats bus last night after the game. praying for a speedy recovery. >> all three of them injured, i think it's -- it's going to be tough. it's not good. but the undefeated seasons are back now, so we've got all the time in the world to get everybody rested. i think we'll be all right. >> reporter: he will have the mri today and the hope is that he has a speedy recovery as the pats repair for the playoffs, hoping to defend their super bowl title. we're live in foxborough, susie steimle, "wbz this morning." >> thank you, susie. >>> now we go to today

here's bree sison with the results. hi, bree. >> reporter: quite a shake-up in many municipal locations. boston's two longest city council members are out of jobs. yancy was first elected to city council with the late mayor menino 30 years ago. last night, he lost to attorney andrea joy campbell who relentlessly out-campaigned him. campbell received 61% of the >>> remember this guy jack lally in brockton? the 18-year-old pulled off a win for an open seat on the brockton city council. lally took almost 60% of the vote beating a candidate almost four decades his senior. sam sutter was knocked out. he just resigned his post as district attorney this past year to run for mayor. >>> in ohio, voters there defeated a measure that would have legalized both recreational and medical marijuana. nearly two-thirds voted against it. >>> today, police in illinois will announce that the death of one of their officers was, in fact, a suicide. you may remember the massive manhunt that followed the shooting death after the 52- year-old of

bree is live with the details. good morning bree. >> belgium is operating on it's highest terror alert in the capital for the third straight day. they have not found the paris fugitive. they have not found any explosives or firearms either in these raids. belgium police arrested 16 people across the country including one person who tried to ram a police car in an attempted get away. the subway as well as schools and universities in brussels are shut down today in an attempt to prevent what eminent threat. french police say the terrorist belgium. public hospital authorities say a number of protective health out fits are missing. a formal complaint was filed the same day the french prime minister says the attackers could use chemical weapons. they are redoubling efforts to protect the american public. 46million will travel in the united states this week and see extra officers patrol dogs and guns in every airport train station and tourist destination in the country. homeland security secretary jay johnson says his ag

chris and bree? >> thanks so much. >>> new concerns about uber's background check. >> it comes after new revelations in a case where police officers were dragged by a driver. susie steimle is live with the details on this one and a lot of questions rising. >> reporter: in this case, it's giving the boston taxi drivers association more reason to attack ride-sharing services like uber and lyft. they said from the beginning that the companies don't have tough enough pack round checks on the drivers. to be fair, we know pint gilbert wasn't driving for uber the night this accident happened but he was fired a couple of weeks before. you might remember the surveillance video of the two police officers who were dragged as they trayed to pull over bryant gilbert who refused to pull over, instead dragging them several hundred feet. he was charged with assault and weapon. it has been reported in the past that he had a bad driving record and a criminal record. the taxi drivers association says they are much toug

bree is back with the story. good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning, chris. when yaan meerseman of martha's vineyard heard about the attacks at the bataclan theater in paris on friday, he knew his son was there, but had to wait seven hours to hear if his son was alive. . 34-year-old arnaud mertz no one erseman was shot in the chest sand now in an induced coma. his father spoke with us, colleagues told him. >> there were a bunch of people running in the street. running into the cafe. and they realized something bad was going on. so everybody was trying to get inside. and once he got inside, he suddenlied he wasn't -- suddenly realized he was in pain and was shot. a bullet went into his body under his right arm. it was in and out and basically punctured his lung and close to his heart, but luckily didn't touch any vital organs. >> reporter: the family spent seven hours to figure out which hospital what he at, then learned he will likely recover. arnaud is through surgery and will be taken out of that coma within the next day or so. his father plans to fly to pa

bree has the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, when michael died alongside the lieutenant, fighting a fire in the back bay, his mother, kathy, vowed she would pick up the fight where he left off, helping others and making the world a better place. but instead of joining one of the many causes that michael support aid, she wants to help the heroes she says are being taken for granted across the country. >> it was as if i felt some part of him coming back into me. it was so amazing. but i realized i did not want to remember my son that way. >> reporter: kathy describes her son's final farewell as a state funeral. but when asked what people can do to comfort her, she knew her something. >> i'm learning things about the fire service that most people don't know. >> reporter: she was shocked to use that the hose michael used burned through. she wanted something done about that and started raising money to fund research most city budgets could never afford. >> it could bring them literally into th

bree sison is here with the highlights and the celebration. >> reporter: good morning, chasm ryan and chris on this day, too. years ago, we had duck boats parading down the street. only 5 months and two days before we get another track at it. this year, kansas city is celebrating. they earned it. they rallied in the 9th inning, then the royals blew it open in the 12th, scoring five runs. they had great hitting, great base running and a few errors from the mets, helped as well. the duel was won by edison, who returned from his father's funeral in the dominican republic to throw only two hits in six innings. kansas city's streets flooded with loot and wine. it is the first win since 1985. it might have maybe made up for last year's loss to san francisco in game 7. >>> must have felt like destiny to the royals, too, who consistently rallied from deficits this weekend. they were a week a -- a game away from being forced into game 6, but the bull pen limited the mets offense. they get the parade through downtown kansas city tomorrow. chris, back to you. >> thank you, bree. >>> sticking wit

good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, chris and bree. joe's crab shack will become the first major national restaurant chain to test the no- tipping policy. the menu prices will go up by about 12 to 15%. staff will have a higher base bay. new york restaurant owner danny meyer recently announced he is banning tipping at his restaurants. >>> macy's stocks fell 14% yesterday after the retailer said sales fell in the last quarter. macy's said the unexpectedly warm weather this fall had fewer people buying sweaters and coats, but macy's also thinks sales will fall next year. there is good news for shoppers, more markdowns. macy's is teaming up with lens crafters who will be opening eyeglass stores inside of macy's. >>> first it was all day breakfast. now mcdonald's is thinking snacks. the fast food chain is adding mozzarella sticks to the menu. a box of three should cost $1 and will be available next year. >> so we can get one dollar worth of cookies in a bag and $1 worth of mozzarella sticks in a box? >> or you can go two boxes of mozzarella

what can you tell us, bree? >> reporter: kathryn, 224 people died when the airliner crashed last weekend. a u.s. official says a youtube video appears to show the moment the plane took off and later when it began tumbling to the ground. according to the official, the person recording the video seemed to know that something was about to happen. the british government says a bomb caused this. >> we have concluded that there is a significant possibility that that crash was caused by an explosive device on board the aircraft. >> reporter: at least part of that conclusion is based on this recording. the isis affiliate in the sinai say "we did not take the plane down." u.s. officials also say tonight that intercepted communications by the terror group indicate they were behind the attack. >> this is a very troubling development that they've been able to get into a russian passenger jet. >> reporter: wbz security expert ed davis says this attack could be retaliation against russian air strikes in syria. >> the russian

bree and kathryn? >> we're busy gals so keeping our hands still long enough to dry polish doesn't happen, jill. >> i have no patience for the manicure. >> none! way too busy for that. >> and your nails look so good and you just get it done and walk out and -- done. >> i know! >>> it's beginning to look a lot like christmas in downtown boston. >> tonight, one more decoration will adorn the city. the tree will be lit between 5:00 and 6:00 this evening. the mayor will help light the tree. the free event will also feature live entertainment. very nice. now, the big question is what will the weather look like for that tree-lighting? >> it feels winter like this morning, for sure, pamela. >> it will stay with the wintry feel this evening, too, for the tree lighting. we may see a couple of flurries prior to the tree lighting here in boston. i will explain why in a second. current temperatures, though, starting off a couple degrees colder than yesterday. 30 degrees downtown. the real feel is 22. we have a wind

. >> i'm bree sison in for kathryn hauser. let's get right to the weather >> good morning. we've got areas of rain and downpours embedded in there as well. let's zoom in and you'll encounter the wet roads. it's the big thing with the leaves coming down. once they get wet, they get a little slick so use caution this morning. when you get on the north side of lowell, there are heavy downpours that extend back up into the merrimack valley hampstead to haverhill and back up toward the new hampshire seacoast as well. some downs, heavy ones along route 6 all the way from the cape cod canal and back around towards eastham and wellfleet as well. where do we go from here? over the next few hours, pockets of rain and downpours over the island and south shore. afternoon, it's just leftover showers. it's a cool, raw feel for veterans day with temperatures seeing steady. this morning in the upper 40s, staying in the upper 40s and right through the evening hours, we may drop by a couple of degrees. gusty winds will continue through the day today. we have a wind advisory that's in effect.

drew brees threw for 511 yards and seven touchdowns. eli manning threw six touchdowns of his own, but saints win . it was super sunday for high school field hockey. three state championship games, all played at bedford high school today. in division two, top seeded lebanon taking on portsmouth. the raiders in white. off the corner, elle brine fires one on net. it actually redirects off a defender and rolls into the goal. that gave lebanon a 2-0 lead. how about the stick work by portsmouth' s katie locandro? i didn' t even know that was legal. apparently, it is. she gets a shot off. but there was a high stick, so it didn' t count. later in the second half, the raiders work it around the top of the circle. tiffany d' cruze will end up with it on her stick. she scores. lebanon wins the division ii championship 3-0. it' s the third title in four years. in division i, top-seeded winnacunnet and number three pinkerton. winnacunnet in white. there were no shots on goal in the first half. great defensive game. second half, abby merrill with a g

. >> i'm bree sison filling in for chris mckinnon. always tough to get back to work after a holiday weekend. >> that's right. >> chris just took another day off. >> he's probably sleeping. >> probably. >>> pamela gardner is up and at 'em with us this morning keeping an eye on chilly temperatures out there. >> oh, yes. it feels like winter out there. on our last official day of meteorological fall, meteorological winter begins tomorrow, by the way. 29 degrees in boston. 26 degrees in fitch burg. an invigorating start to the day for some here. satellite and radar shows a few flurries developing along the south shore, the cape, the islands, as well. we don't expected accumulation, but the coastal flurries will stick around in the hour by hour forecast as we continue to have a breeze off the warmer ocean water from the north/northeast. we will continue to have the see only in the upper 30s. a colder day for us, but milder temperatures on the way soon, plus, tracking rain chances. i will have the hour by hour forecast in a bit. >>> traffic

second quarter, the skins up 14-7 and drew brees answered in a big way. brees is pretty good and steps up going deep and deep for brandon cook and the 60-yard touchdown catch and two on the day and it's a tie game. we're tied at 14. later in the quarter, though, the redskins respond and cousins off the play action hits matt jones on the screen and look, the skins' offensive line and stealing the block. >> yeah, i think he is and running back, nothing, but end zone and 78-yard touchdown reception for jones and since larry brown in 1972 and now the redskins are up twoon-14 and this offense just had a field day when you convert third downs and good things happen from here, and cousins, 20 to 25 and 324 yards with a perfect passer rating and fourth quarter now, defense and it was left out of the party and desean coalson says no, i'm coming to the party and off the deflected pass and he comes off of the pick six and redskins win it 47-14 and most scored since 2005 and now for more, we are going to go to a -- it was a happy fedex field and a super day filled wi

brees led the saints down the field and capped it off with the 9-yard touchdown drive and brees had seven touchdowns in the game and just five seconds remaining now and the former redskins kicker playing for the saints than that and the game-winning 50-yard field goal for kai and a wild one in new orleans and the saints win this one with your final score 52-49. >> in baltimore, ray lewis, and ravens hosting the chargers will pick it up in the third quarter and san diego had the ball tied at 16. philip rivers finds malcom floyd for a 70-yard hookup and the chargers were up 23-16 and watch rivers. how he celebrates and take the take downfield. a big blow to the offense here and joe flacco looks up at the veteran steve smith and he picks up the first down and he would not get up on his own. the 36-year-old tore his achilles and he's done for the season and possibly the end of a great career. this one went down to the wire, tied at 26 and three seconds left. justin tucker on for the game winning a 39-yard field goal and he was a perfect 5 for 5 on the day and i don't know what they're calling

bree is here with more on the good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning. a member of the board says they have been hit before holidays before including memorial day, fourth of july, and now veterans day. over the weekend, vandals damaged or destroyed several gravestones, many of which belong to veterans. west bridgewater police believe the vandals are likely kids, but that doesn't bring comfort to family members like jane. she often visited her grandparents who died in the '50s and her father who died just three years ago. now she says it's tough. >> it's just terrible. i think they have entirely too much time on their hands. they have no respect whatsoever. they just don't. >> reporter: no arrests have been made at this point. this is the fourth time the cemetery has been vandalized in three years. not all of the graves affected were veterans, but nonetheless, the cemetery is considering removing flags in hopes of removing the target. chris, back to you. >> let's hope they figure out who did that. >>> the top eight republican candidates will take the main

bree is here now with the story from west bridgewater. good morning, bree. >> good morning. a member of the board says they've been hit before holidays before including memorial day, fourth of july and now veterans day. over the weekend, vandals damaged or destroyed several gravestones, many of which belonged to veterans. the vandals are likely kids, but that doesn't bring comfort to family members like jane voris who often visits her grandparents who died and her father who died not long ago. >> i don't understand. i think they have entirely too much time on their hands. they have no respect whatsoever. they just don't. >> reporter: no arrests have this is the fourth time the cemetery has been vandalized in three years. not all of the graves affected were veterans but nonetheless, the cemetery is considering removing flags in hopes of removing the target. back to you. >>> it's 5:07 right now. a new push to make school buses safer. federal safety officials want seat belts on all school buses. nicole has a closer look at the push for seat belts. good morning, nicole. you, chr

bree has more. good morning. >> good morning. belgium operating on the highest terror alert in the day. they have not found paris fugitive sal yeah abdomen. one person tried to ram a police car in a get away. the subway as well as schools and universities are shut down today in an attempt to prevent what authorities believe is an eminent threat. french police say the paris attacks were planned in belgium. cause for alarm in paris. public hospital authorityst say a number of protective health out fits are missing. the same day the french prime minister says attackers might use chemical weapons. law enforcement is redoubling efforts to protect the american public. 46million will travel in the united states seeing extra officers patrol dogs and guns at every airport train station and tourist destination in the country. homeland security secretary jay johnson says his agency is ready for anything. >> i always hesitate to rank threats. but the potential copy cat, the lone wolf factor is one that we are continually focused on. >> the d

here's bree with a few of those results. good morning, bree. >> good morning, bree. quite a shake-up. younger generations claim seats throughout the commonwealth and boston's two longest serving city council members are out of jobs. yancy was first elected to city counsel will the late mater menino about 30 years ago. last night, he lost to attorney andrea joy campbell who relentlessly outcampaigned him. campbell received 61% of the vote in ward 4. >>> remember this guy jack lally in brockton? the 18-year-old pulled off a win for an open seat on the lally took almost 60% of the vote, beating an opponent four decades his senior. >>> another big shake-up by youth in fall river. giselle coreas knocked out incumbent sutter who resigned his post as district attorney to run for mayor. >> we are enjoying the mild days. the commuter rail is focused on snow and ice. later today, the general manager of the mbta, keolis, who operates it, will unveil new equipment that will keep it running even in the worst weather. >>> it is it 5:10 on your wednesday morning. coming up, new dev

good morning, bree. >> reporter: officer jason van with murder. he attempted to stop a teenager high on pcp and carrying a small knife. dash cam video reportly shows la kwon mcdonald being shot 16 times last year. the judge ordered the video to be made public after the city rejected several freedom of information requests. the police superintendent says they are prepared for possible violent protests. the mayor is vowing to hold the officer accountable. the law. hands. he didn't build the trust that we want to see, and he wasn't about providing the safety and security. so at every point, he violated what we trusted him with. >> the family reached a $5 million settlement with the city of chicago. their attorney says they have no interest in seeing the dash cam video and do not want it released to the public. bree, back to you. >> new this morning a massachusetts state trooper hit by a suspected drunk driver game. the trooper was outside directing traffic along route 1 when he was hit. the trooper was alert and taken to norwood hospital. injuries. >

bree thinks we'll hold out til december! jack: chief meteorologist brad edwards joins us now with central iowa's most accurate forecast. brad? brad: (adlib) brad: (adlib) brad: weather adlib: after those morning clouds/fog went away, we had a very nice afternoon with sunshine and highs back in the 70s! we can do thaagain tonight will start off clear and mild, but some clouds may again develop into the early morning hours. i expect we will have some clouds around again wednesday morning, but then partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. the winds will stay southerly at 8-14 overnight, which should help preclude much of the fog. as winds increase wednesday to 15-25 mph we should warm up again into the low to mid 70s for most areas. thursday will be mild, but also bring us a chance for some showers from time to time. the real cool down is set to come in friday and saturday with highs barely reaching the low 50s. we could have some freezing temps saturday morning in parts of the state. at least the weekend is looking mainly sunny w

in new orleans drew brees threw one more than eli. matching an nfl record with seven touchdown passes today. this one by way of flee flicker. saints up 21-14. brees to sneed. chucking it off his back foot into the hands of dwayne harris. his sixth, a career high for eli. tied at 42. off the punt. the giants force the fumble but sneed snags it out of dair. the saints are in business. five seconds left. he has it has time winds down. felt like 10,000. so frustrating you want to explode but you know you can't. jets are trailing oakland right now. this game early in the fourth quarter. replaced an injured ryan fitzpatrick. he left the game with ligament damage in his left thumb. dax using his head. the captain strike breaks a scoreless tie. it was brilliant to a 1-0 victory. wild day in sports. we're just getting started with the mets and royals tonight. >> ready for it. >> hope it's better than the giants game. >> thanks. >> we'll be right back. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you'

drew brees threw 511 yards. manager played him. eli manning also had a huge day with a career best six touchdown passes. the jants defense caught a huge break with this brees pass that is deflected and picked off by giants, he took the ball 63 yards for a touchdown, seconds left on the clock. the saints came back. it was sealed with a 50 yard field goal. final score, 52-49. eran update on saturday's wild finish between duke and miami. the atlantic coast conference, the acc commissioner says the final play of the game was not handled appropriately on multiple fronts. the outcome. to not be over turned. retail officials are all suspended for two games. ahead, guess which celebrities ran in the new york marathon, plus which hollywood stars have the best costume? we will show you want you are doesn't work on wrinkles. clinically proven neutrogena rapid wrinkle repair with the fastest retinol formula available, it works on fine lines and even deep wrinkles. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. stop hoping for results, and s

good morning, bree. >> good morning, kathryn and chris. authorities wanted abdul hamid abaaoud, but he wasn't one of the eight arrested at the apartment being used as a hideout. authorities are waiting for the results of dna testing on the two dead suspects to see if he was one of them. horrifying in its silence, the newly released video shows the paris restaurant attacked by terrorists last friday. in the security footage, you can see the gunman opening fire and then chaos as a shower of bullets and glass send people running for their lives. at one point, the gunman aimed at point blank range, but his gun misfires, and two women escape. then 4:00 wednesday morning, more gunfire. police shooting some 5,000 rounds during a siege on a paris suburb. during the raid, police say a woman blew herself up. three men naked in handcuffs rushed through the streets by police. they were a new team of attack but thwarted by tapped phone calls and tip-offs. a new warning from the french prime minister. he says terrorists linked to those who carried out l

drew brees threw 511 yards. it's every fantasy sports manager played him. eli manning also had a huge day with a career best six touchdown passes. the jants defense caught a huge break with this brees pass that is deflected and picked off by giants, he took the ball 63 yards for a touchdown, seconds left on the clock. the saints came back. it was sealed with a 50 yard field goal. final score, 52-49. an update on saturday's wild finish between duke and miami. the atlantic coast conference, the acc commissioner says the final play of the game was not handled appropriately on multiple fronts. the outcome. to not be over turned. retail officials are all suspended for two games. ahead, guess which celebrities ran in the new york marathon, plus which hollywood stars have the best costume? we will show you want you are watching "early today." doesn't work on wrinkles. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with the fastest retinol formula available, it works on fine lines and even deep wrinkles. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. stop ho

you can expect brees to have a good game. the saints have won three of their last four. kirk: he is one of those guys, when you look at what he has done statistically, it's very impressive. and he's doing it again this year. fortunately, it's not my job to stop him, he is one of the best of all time and he is a great example and sets the bar high for the rest of us young quarterbacks to follow. robert: back by popular demand, guinness world record day. has bulldog named otto broken the record for skateboarding through the longest human tunnel in peru, presented with an official certificate. speaking of guinness world longest underhand shot, 84 feet, nothing but net. and it did not stop there. the longest blindfolded shot. and then the kneeling shot. they were just passing out certificates like nothing. and bryce harper was named a silver slugger award winner. also way 30-point performance by seth curry tonight against the timberwolves. alison: he has the touch. leon: he is not even human now. globetrotters.e alison: tonight, a look at the world's most expensive diamond.

bree sison is here with the controversy. >> these students are not backing down, one is so serious he says he has been on a hunger strike for a week and willing to die if the university of missouri's president does not step down. more than 30 african american football players are hitting the school where it hurts the most, they refuse to play, canceling this weekend's football game would cost the university of missouri more than $1 million. the head coach tweeted this picture of the reigning scc east champions saying they stand as one. other students who are camping out until president tim wolf is fired or resigned are upset with wolf's handling incidents of race and discrimination on campus, students say he has ignored their concerns or >> mr. wolf, you know, addressed students demonstrating outside the dinner, blaming us for systematic session and allowed the kauffman center to turn the sprinklers on us, that is the moment i realized that something must be done. >> high ranking missouri lawmakers are stepping in, statements from the governor and mayor, as well as the state's attorne

bree is here with the latest. hi, bree. >> gd morning, kathryn and chris. a new warning from the french prime minister. he says terrorists linked to those who carried out last week's attacks could use chemical and biological weapons. this statement as the raids continue, more were carried out in belgium overnight and their link to this man. one of the suicide bombers that attacked the french national stadium. horrifying in its silence, the newly released surveillance video shows the paris restaurant attacked by terrorists last friday. in the security footage, you can see a gunman opening fire and then chaos as the shower of bullets and glass sent people running for their lives. at one point, the gunman aimed at point blank range, but his escape. then 4:00 wednesday morning, police in the paris suburb. during the raid, a woman blew herself up. eight others were arrested including three men naked and handcuffed rushed through the streets by police. prosecutors say they were a new team of terrorists ready for a new attack but thwarted by tapped phone calls and

that brees bringing in the chill -- the brees bringing in the chill. it does look milder next week. temperatures could be back in the low 60' s here by wednesday.

eyes have a crinkle. >> i'm definitely juiced up to get out there and who better to face than drew brees. i've known him since my days in atlanta and him down in new orleans. i can't wait to get out there with him. >> elsewhere, could jason campbell return to the nfl? a report from pro football talk claims the colts are trying to lure the former redskins quarterback out of retirement. with andrew luck out at least a month, indy is looking for quarterback help. rob was the quarterback in cleveland when campbell played for the browns. >>> strasburg had a successful surgery to remove a non-cancerous growth from his back. that took place nine days ago. it did affect his pitching last season and battled a number of injuries including ankle oblique and back tightness. >>> for more on the injury, kevin durant will miss a couple days after suffering a strained hamstring. he missed days a year ago because of foot problems. >>> some things i have never seen in my life watching sports. the central michigan band and cheerleaders were basically told to shut up by officials in this middle of the game.

. 13 touchdowns, it hundred yards, drew brees hits speller in the final to tie the game. giants were forced to punt with 16 seconds to go. after a big return, the saints yard field goal. and time expires. it is good. it counts. saints when 52-40 -- since win 52-49. is the third highest scoring game in nfl history. >>> reporter: the royals and mets are tied at two in the 10th inning. and lots going on. sports final will be back a little later on tonight. >>> he inspired millions across bucket challenge. >> his new challenge coming up next. >>> monday, turning a tragedy and remission. >> our exclusive interview with a boston firefighters mother per -- mother. >>> well above average temperatures. mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you were saying. it's a tragic love story. i love tragedy. what is that noise? what? i'm on set. what movie? i'm shooting a movie about laundry. leave slow internet behind. a movie about laundry? yeah the 100% fiber optics network gives you the fastest wi-fi available when you need it the

let's get right over to bree sison. good morning, bree. >> good morning, chris and kathryn. police say the seven-hour standoff is now over. so there is ill a huge police presence. police were escorting children and others out of the area. at one point there were still lots of police officers and soldiersn that area. [gunfire ] >> reporter: there you hear some of the police activity near that apartment that is near a suburb north of paris. investigators think that's where the man who master minded the paris terror attacks was hiding. a french prosecutor says the woman blew herself up at her suicide vest duri the raid. seven people have been arrested, but police have not identified those people yet. so it's unclear if they captured abdelhamid abaaoud or one of the other suspects wanted in the attacks. in turkey, authorities say they have milt annes posing aas refugees. reports say they claim to be tourists. >>> in germany, a soccer stadium after a credible tip about a possible bomb threat. back here in the u.s., we're seeing greater security at events expected to draw large cr

good morning, bree. >> good morning. on this day two years ago, we had our duck boats floating down the street. feels like yesterday. this year, it's kansas city celebrating and they earned it. they rallied in the 9th inning with a scramble home to tie it. in the 12th, the royals blew it open, scoring five runs with great hitting and errors from the mets, as well. it was a pitching dual for several innings, won by the royals starter, who just returned from his father's funeral in the dominican republic to throw only two hits in six innings. so kansas city streets flooded with blue and white. it's the royals' first world series win since 1985, 30 years exactly. maybe, just maybe, made up for last year's loss to san francisco's loss in game 7. players. >> the players told me in spring training they were going to do it this year so that we could all put last year behind us. guys, mission accomplished. >> mission accomplished indeed. they were just an inning away from being forced into game 6 at home, but a superhuman perfor

wasn' this time of year. s lighter brees tomorrow. then you will notice -- later b -- lighter breeze tomorrow. this is the mount the northern friday. we are not expecting much fanfare in the way of any kind of precipitation out of that. any stretch. there could be a quick passing shower or two. what you will notice is the winds that start to change things around and after all the milder air this week, warmest day even with the clouds on behind that. by the time we get towards the weekend, a pretty good brees s, locations on sunday with that may not even get out of the 40' s. from there, you would think all milder air. back again by the beginning and middle of next week. let' s head to "grow it green." >> welcome to today' s "grow it green." from the cooperative extension service. looks like this garden has seen better days. margaret: it has. it is early november, so what do you expect? >> the tendency for me would be and know it all down. is that what i should do? aesthetically, that is fine. don' t do it until after we have had sever

good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning. this brockton mother tells us she kept her children home on halloween because she was concerned for their well being. she knows she lives in a tough neighborhood but thought in her house she would be safe. she was up watching television morning. she heard a shot and thought it hit a wall. she checked on her mother in okay. it wasn't until daylight revealed that the bullet revealed the second floor traveled through her mother's room and passed into her room. away in a pile of scarves. >> i worked hard to have my own house, and now you can't even safe. if i was renting, i would be it's my own house. what am i going to do? i have to be here. >> reporter: police believe she was the unintended victim of a drive-by shooting. no arrests have been made. chris, back to you. >> scary story from. >>> 6:08 right now. an officer with the suffolk county sheriff's department now charged with attacking teenagers in norton. the teens say jeffrey perrillo approached them and said he was a police office

bree is back with the secrets surfacing in this case. good morning, bree. >> good morning. 6500 pages of text messages from lieutenant joseph gliniewicz and thousands of pages of financial records point to years of embezzling money and that two other people schemed with him. seen here in the days following his death, the lieutenant's widow and one of his four sons are now under investigation themselves for misspending public funds. a village audit was about to reveal tens of thousands of dollars taken from a police explorers program that gliniewicz had been praised for running. he sympathy enterthat money, officials say, on mortgage payments, travel, and adult web sites. on september 1st, hundreds of police officers searched for three alleged cop killers when they discovered an open baton and pepper spray. >> reporter: you need to answer the question. >> i'll answer the question if you give me a chance. >> reporter: please do it honestly because we've been misled this whole time! >> we believe and our intention was never to mislead the p

bree is here now with the latest developments. good morning, bree. >> reporter: good morning. officer jason van dike will be charged with murder. a source close to the investigation tells our sister station in chicago. 17-year-old la kwon mcdonald died a year ago after being shot 16 times. an autopsy shows he had pcp in knife. a judge ordered dash cam video to be made public by tomorrow after the city rejected several freedom of information police superintendent mccarriagery says they are protests but the mayor vows to hold that officer accountable. >> this officer didn't uphold the law. he took the law into his own hands. he didn't build the trust that we want to see, and he wasn't about providing the safety and security. so at every point, he violated what we trusted him. >> reporter: the mcdonald family says they do not want the video released to the public. back to you. >>> also developing, five people shot at a rally for a black man shot dead by police in minneapolis. several white supremacists showed up. they were asked to leave. the men came back and fired six shots int