erika: thank you. erika: no issues on the pike. olessa: eastbound moving to the bottom of the screen. let's check the rest of your trip. if you're heading into town, no construction to contend with. looking good along the pike, no problems at the o'neill tunnel. 24, 95, route 3 is wide open this morning. once again, the pike looking good out of framingham. route 9, no issues and so far so good on 93 south to the connector. trains and buses starting the morning on schedule randy? randy: thank you. new this morning traveling for the holidays, a lot of us will be, you can put your home at risk for burglars by doing that. there are a few steps you can take that would trick the thieves into thinks you're still there. first, call the post office putting a hold on your mail can prevent a telltale pileup at the front door. second, make sure the trash gets out even if the bins are empty, enlist a neighbor to cart them out on trash and recycling day. finally, plan for the weather and get a friend to shovel your walk if a little snow shows up

erika: the u.s. military is "reasonably certain" that an american drone strike in syria killed the isis executioner known as "jihadi john," a military spokesman told reporters that thursday's drone attack hit its intended target and people were killed. he said it remains unclear, however, whether mohammed emwazi, was among them. the pentagon says experts are "assessing the results" of the strike. antoinette: a utah judge -- who removed a foster child from a lesbian couple-- has reversed his decision. the judge says the nine-month-old can say with the women. he had initially ruled the little girl should be taken from the couple and put in a quote-- "more traditional home." children. erika: the game of life is at the center of a legal dispute over who invented it and who is entitled to receive millions in royalties. the widow of bill markham says in a federal lawsuit that he has been denied his legacy for creating one of the most popular board games in history. she says another man, reuben klamer, took

erika: i' m erika tarantal with cindy fitzgibbon. emily is off today. cindy: what a difference from last year. we were tracking a storm. cold this morning. we have clear skies. as you can see we have some steam building up. the south shore and plymouth we have some 20' s as well. it is another cold start. you can see how clear the skies are. we have a nearly full moon out there this morning. we might have a little bit of frost to scrape off the windshields. our winds will turn more southeasterly this afternoon. the temperatures will move up just a hair. by the late morning we will be up into the 40' s. 44 by lunchtime. the sun goes down at 4:15. 43 is a high today in a leicester. you could see across the northeast we do not have any reported weather delays. across the country we are looking good at all major airports. let' s get you out to the roads. olessa: good morning. we are building up some of the volume on the roadways. you can see some of the delays started to pick up with the morning rush. if you traveling to boston, with a few delays, but no ac

erika. erika: thanks so much. also breaking. a russian warplane has been shot down by turkish military on the border with syria. came under attack. moscow insists the plane did not violate turkish airspace. turkish authorities say they warned the plane before opening fire. this morning the patriots are still unbeaten. but that hard-fought win may come with a heavy price. another key player may be down and out. that perfect 10 on the field setting the team up for a tough road ahead. randy: the concern now for danny amendola. take a look at the punt return late in the third quarter. amendola makes a bad step to the left and appears to grip the back of his leg. amendola already asked to carry a heavier load with the absence of julian edelman. tom brady knows he can't risk losing another veteran receiver. game. we're down to two healthy you get pretty limited quickly in the things that you can do. you know, we still i think played hard and we fought hard. some things and change some things up and see if we can, you know, play better

erika. erika: frank, thank you. facebook activating an important feature in paris during the terror attacks. users were able to notify friends and family they were safe through the site's "safety check" tool. that tool has been used five times since it launched last year. the other times followed natural disasters. antoinette: 5 on the opoid crisis and beyond. this morning, newscenter 5's todd kazakiewich takes us inside a fake bedroom to help parents learn how to spot some real dangers. todd: at first glance this might appear to be a typical teenager's bedroom, but this is fake. parents about ways teens could >> one item you might see on a kid's bed stead would be a watch. you might not think anything of it, but you can actually open the watch and it could be a grinder. for pills. yep, for grinding pills. todd: there are 60 items hidden in plain sight in this room including drugs and drug paraphernalia that parents could "hidden in plain sight" is the name of this exhibit. on loan from south shore hospital. and cur

erika, over to you. erika: danielle, thanks so much. someone in ohio waking up a winner this morning. a player used automatic lotto to pick what turned out to be the winning $200 million lineup in yesterday's mega millions draw. the winning numbers 17-18-31-35-59. the mega ball number 9. it's the third time this year the mega millions jackpot reached $200 million. antoinette: always the quick pick that wins. never what numbers you pick. erika: all right. we do continue to follow breaking news out of paris. antoinette: the president of france calling the wave of terror attacks an act of war than 120 people are dead after terrorists strike six targets. france now beginning three days of national mourning. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees, lattes, and macchiatos. enjoy every sip of the new snickerdoodle macchiato. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- r he's taking on wall street r that keeps in place p bernie'

erika? erika: don't need to tell you, drivers know it. all it takes is one crash in the wrong spot to break up traffic for miles. at route 28, this accident had traffic at a stand still. even the back road when drivers tried to get off the highway. and started with this box truck accident on the northbound side shutting down three lanes and the ripple effect was felt in wellesley to newton to braintree. >> thanks giving is stressful enough for people and then you have to add this. erika: state police are expecting another heavy travel day today so plan accordingly. randy: 11 minutes before 5:00, economic headlines this morning, a life-threatening strain of e. coli is being linked to chicken salad bought at cosco. 1 people in seven states have gotten sick. massachusetts is not on the list right now but the people who bought chicken salad at any costco store are being told who throw it out if it was bought on or before friday. two fantasy sports sites will the state of new york. in a court hearing boston based draftkings and fanduel will ar

erika: thank you. now to -- sky 5 over an accident in somerset that sent a state trooper to the hospital. a ford escort broadsided the police suv just before ten this morning, at the intersection of route 6 and brayton avenue. the trooper was taken to charlton memorial hospital in fall river with minor injuries. the driver of the escort was not hurt. police are investigating. new at noon, the fbi is now involved in the investigation of the disappearance of a weymouth man. 47-year-old norman lee vanished in march while snorkeling with his wife off grand cayman. his body was never found. lee was a comic book artist who worked on the avengers, spider-man, iron man and x-men. emily: right now, police are trying to capture these can' t -- these vandals caught on camera defacing an islamic center in burlington. police are calling it a hate crime and it is not the first time this place of worship admin targeted. two years ago the building was spray-painted. this time, we get a clear look at the suspects and t

erika: i'm erika tarantal. emily is off today. following breaking news on the eyeopener. shots fired at a protest in minneapolis. the suspects police are looking for right now. randy: a worldwide travel alert for americans. the terror concerns as millions head out for the holiday. erika: 10-0 for the patriots. and the controversy over a referee mistake. morning. cindy: it sure is. even boston is down below the freezing mark under clear skies. 30 degrees right now but this is the difference today. the winds, they're light. they're under 10 miles per hour. they're not going to be as gusty as they were yesterdayment that being said, we have lower 20's beverly, you can see nashua 21. out into worcester county we're 23 in worcester and as cold as 14 in orange. teens right now from norwood to taunton and widespread 20's for you down along the cape and the south coast this morning. now the winds are lighter, yes, but they're not nonexistent. even with a little bit of wind, look what it is doing to the wind chill factor this morning. worcester. you do want to make sure you're dre

erika: breaking news. on his 40th birthday, david upcoming 2016 season will be his >> having fans like you guys, who supported me throughout my career, i wish i could play another 40 years. i have you guys behind me, but it does not work that way. after next year, time is up. let' s enjoy the next season. erika: big papi making the announcement through derek jeter' s the players' tribune website. the 3-time world series champ is currently third on the red sox all-time home run list. he says he' s coming out with the news now so the focus can be on the team but you can bet there will be many tributes to the slugger along the way. erika: right now, this airline passenger was arrested after causing an emergency on board a boston-bound f!o did not notice there was an issue until the flight crew restrained her. many said that she was drunk and annoyed. >> she had a vapor cigarette that she was trying to use. somebody said that she could not and that is when everybody came down. she got pretty violent about it.

erika: the case of attending suicide heads to court. there is a pretrial hearing she is accused of coercing her friend into taking his own life. the defense attorney will seek psychiatric records. she is charged with involuntary manslaughter. harvard law school' s seal could change. there is a committee to look into the possibility. it belongs to a slaveholding family that endowed the first law for membership -- professorship. women have joined the defamation student against bill cosby. it has to court today. the lawsuit claims the comedian d fame to several women after the accused him of sexual assault. the case is being held in the springfield. the conference meeting takes place in worcester. more than 150 world leaders are the isis attack is overshadowing the event. the purpose is to finalize a global agreement to cut emissions. it will give world leaders a chance to have private meetings. president obama met with vladimir putin. obama took time to praise the people of paris for insisting the conference go on as planned. >> an active

erika: thank you for that report . the patriots getting ready for kickoff tonight and another big game as they work to keep their unbeaten streak going. gillette stadium will be packed. sera congi is live on what kinds of reparations are underway. sera: threats against gillette stadium here the law enforcement agencies are not taking chances. if you are coming down here to enjoy the game tonight there are a few things you need to know. metal detectors are set up and ready for the lines of fans that will stream into gillette stadium. the usually tight security measures will be stepped up more for tonight' s matchup between the patriots and bills. the first home game since the terror attacks and paris. the fbi along with state and local police are working in collaboration to create a safety net for fans. if you' re heading into the stadium, the nfl' s back policy will be enforced. all bags must be clear and size limited to 12 by six by 12. you can carry an additional small clutch purse about the size of your hand. if you

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erika: a merrimac woman who was reported missing yesterday is found dead. police and fire officials had been searching for 76-year-old helen noone in areas where she often went for walks. her body was found early today in a stream off mill and broad streets. the death is being investigated, although there' s no sign of foul play. emily: new at noon, boston mayor marty walsh signs a plan banning all replica handguns in the city. newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich is live in roxbury. todd: the fake handguns are sometimes referred to as "toys," but the message the city is sending is, these replicas are so life-like, they could very easily be mistaken for the real thing, causing a confrontation that could end in tragedy. -- that could be deadly. >> this is not a super-soaker. this can be a very dangerous thing. todd: this morning, in a room full of religious leaders and fake guns, boston mayor marty walsh signed an ordinance banning replica guns from public places in the city. mayor walsh: the police will be serious situation arises and the owner will be able to

erika? erika: new at 6:30, it was the lead they hoped would crack the case. the setback months after new video tied to the gardner museum art heist was released. then this. >> it looks like you had a lot of fun. >> wine that they all make. erika: "5 investigates" the food, wine and entertainment were all in a day's work if you made the trip to italy with a group of local city officials. was it legitimate government business or a paid vacation? sera? sera: erika, we are live at gillette this morning where the pats take on the bills later today. coming up, we'll tell you more about the heightened security concerns as well as what you need to know if you're heading to foxborough. erika: we are following breaking news. the family of an abducted toddler just released a t[ duck quacking and wind whistling ] [ clacking ] t - hey, jim. - hey, doug. okay. the new turbodown jacket: t tested tough in >> good morning, "eyeopener." randy: some very excited football players. congrats to the reading rockets e team on a great season. they had a great season. emily: they did.

erika: tomorrow, we are going to s hometown things giving great. we should have a good amount of sunshine, a little chilly, so bundle up. temperatures in the 40' s will feeling -- will be feeling cooler. and warmer spirit >> we hope to see you there. , now, join us. it will be a good time. that does us -- does it for us at noon. have a great afternoon and come and see us tomorrow. >> this is an editorial by wcvb ' s general management. >> the grim refugees fleeing terrorism in s attention. take a collective breath. at least one of the isis terrorists in paris entered europe within the flood of syrian refugees. in a largely partisan response and lacking legal authority, nearly two thirds of u.s. governors are closing their borders to any syrian refugees. including massachusetts and cancer. the governors hesitance, while understandable in a time of necessary while questioning the recipe of america' for any intake of syrian refugees will be a trojan horse, soil. on cut -- in contrast to europe system with more porous orders, the current u.s. process a

erika: first at noon, breaking news. a former army reserve member arrested in new york in connection to the theft of weapons from the army reserve center in worcester. antoinette: let' s get right to karen anderson, who is live at the breaking news dekes. 34-year-old james walker morales -- karen: 34-year-old james walker morales will appear before a new york federal judge this afternoon. according to the fbi, evidence against him includes a dna link, monitoring bracelet that showed him at the army reserve at the time of the break in. here' s a surveillance image from the scene a dark-colored bmw. court documents say the man brought in double back into the facility 0 around 7:45 p.m. and left around midnight with several of the bags. he entered through a window at the reserve center. the window was in the kitchen area and he climbed on top of the weapons vault that you can see in these pictures obtained by 5 investigates. the paperwork says he used a power saw and prybar to cut through the ceiling of the ball. 16 militar

erika: a framingham man is of rape. our media partners say , high school counselors came upon a girl coming out of that area wearing no shoes after reportedly being assaulted. 18-year-old patrick cowart is under arrest charged with one count of rape. emily: and a police officer faces a judge accused of choking reporter: arraignment. the 30 year veteran pleading not guilty to several charges, including strangulation. >> do you have any comment? said just as many words leaving the courthouse as he did in front of the judge, pleading not guilty. he was a sergeant with the pepperell police department when allegations surfaced of . they did not reveal any details about the prisoners injuries or denying any and all act gives asians. -- any accusations. it' s my understanding the involved party has no memory of what happened. reporter: but after an internal investigation, herrera >> he has been an outstanding servant for 20 years and served in the tactical team for 20 years and has been a hostage negotiator for 10 years. repor

the eyeopener's erika tarantal is on top of it all. erika? >> erika: we know this was a huge operation. targeting the man called the mastermind of those attacks on the city of paris. and we know it was violent. that is the sound of sustained gunfire, witnesses say went on of saint denis overnight as all --we also know there were at least seven explosions during the course of this raid. details are still coming in at this hour. but abc news is reporting five terror suspects are under arrest. three were arrested inside the apartment where the raid was centered. two take en into custody nearby. at lst one person is dead. a woman who blew herself up with a suicide vest. this raid was targeting this man: abdelhamid abaaoud. he is a belgian national, and key isis figure who had been believed to be in syria. right now there is no confirmation on whether he was arrested or killed in this raid. several police officers were also injured in the assault. information is still coming in and we will update you as soon as we get more. emily? emily: also brea

erika: i'm erika tarantal. emily is off today. of course, cindy is here and stepping out and feeling the cold. cindy: it is sure cold out there this morning but we don't have the biting wind that we had yesterday. erika: the winds always make it worse. cindy: it does but not as windy look at the temperatures. we're down in the teens north and west of boston from nashua worcester 23. 30 in boston right now but we have been as cold as 29 in the city overnight. 17 norwood. 18 taunton and lots of 20's as

erika: the industry says there is no link. after more than 50 studies, results and shown no elevated health risk associated with synthetic turf. the new star wars movie. emily: why he got a personal viewing in his own home. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! dropped on thousands more items. this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list can't be right?" looks like a list of can't be right's." seriously? at stop&shop, prices have just dr opped on thousands more items. emily: some local firefighters are putting down their razors. they posted this photo, taking movember, the force was strong for daniel fleetwood. erika: he has terminal month. his wife launched an internet campaign. it quickly went viral and got the attention of several actors in the movie. studio reps showed up with an on finished cut of the movie. made it happen. cindy: enjoy the warmth. we' ve got a few more hours. we are seeing those temperatures get area c

erika: thank you. also breaking right now, worcester police are searching the driver who struck a city police officer and took off. all of us recognize how horrific and heinous what took place in paris was. as i said yesterday, for many of us, the events struck a deep chord giving the connection between united states and france. the degree to which americans see, in paris, a way of life from know your to us in america. giving -- given to americans have been asking each other whether it is safe here, to fly. i know the families have discussed the fears of terrorism at the dinner table, many for the first time since september 11. it is understandable that people worry something similar can in paris made the threat feel into thanksgiving weekend, i want the american people to know that we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. first, we are going after isil, that is our strategy for more than a year. i will speak to the strategy in the coming weeks. let me remind what our coalition is d

erika: a new hampshire family any leads in the murder of a loved one. denise robert was gunned down as she walked through manchester' s north end on august 30. her killer still on the loose. dots with very little to go on. the victim' s brother now tells our sister station wmur that the investigation started with questions dating all the way back to robert' s high school years. a reward fund now stands at $42,000. emily: commitment 2016. a big advantage for democrat hillary clinton. a new survey shows she has locked up public support from half of the democratic insiders s national convention. the associated press contacted all 712 super-delegates in the past two weeks and heard back from more than 80%. they were asked which candidate they plan to support at the convention next summer. more than 350 supported clinton. while martin o' malley has 2%. erika: gop hopeful donald trump unleashing a tirade of insults and scathing comments against his chief rival. attacks to a whole new level. >> it is his most over-the-top using words he wrote about his trouble

erika? erika: breaking overnight. police in france have carried out more than 170 raids across the country looking for the people behind friday's attacks. making a number of arrests. we want to take you live to paris right now. a moment of silence just held in honor of those killed. france asking the entire european union to take part in this tribute. cindy. cindy: we have a sunny start to the week. milder temperatures by this afternoon but i am tracking a back-door cold front. that's going to cool us down here for the middle of the week. more on that and when we could expect our next chance of rain ahead. emily. emily: thanks, cindys. new this morning. secrets from boston's hottest chefs. kitchen tricks from doretta tavern that the whole family will love. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, zand they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- he's taking on wall street that keeps in place p bernie's campaign is funded by r people like you, who see and want a future to believe in. i'm

randy: the eye' s erika tarantal joins us with the shocking revelation. erika? erika: the announcement comes three month after the death of the iconic nfl star and monday night football announcer. chronic traumatic encephalopathy to the head, detectable only after death. gifford the late husband of kathy lee was no stranger to hard hits. he suffered one of his era' s most famous injuries in 1960 knocked unconscious in a game. , he was taken out on a stretcher. gifford died of natural causes at the age of 84. the nfl' s concussion protocol already under scrutiny. in a new statement nfl , commissioner roger goodell says we are supporting grants to the national institutes of health and boston university as well as other independent efforts to research the effects of repetitive head trauma. but we are not waiting until science provides all of the answers, we are working now to improve the safety of our game. the nfl admits it failed when it allowed the dazed st. louis rams quarterback to play sunday after a hard hit. the league says it may use discipline for future

erika? erika: we continue to follow breaking news. russian authorities now say terrorism is to blame for the jetliner crash in egypt. security experts say a two-pound, home-made bomb blew up on board the metro jet flight october 31. also breaking. france carrying out more than a dozen new airstrikes in syria overnight. all while carrying out new raids aimed at finding others responsible for the deadly attacks in paris. cindy? cindy: and it is chilly this morning but we're going to see a lot of sunshine. but there are changes on the way. the timeline for when some much needed rain arrives later this week. that's ahead. first take a look at the temperatures as you're heading out the door this morning, it's a whole lot colder than yesterday morning. 23 degrees as you're heading out the door in nashua. we're below freezing in worcester heading out the door now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's tim

erika? erika: breaking overnight. police in france have carried out more than 150 raids across the country looking for the people behind friday's attacks. it comes just hours after france launched air strikes against isis targets in syria. a moment of silence for the victims in paris will be held at 6:00 this morning our time. cindy? cindy: a mild and sun-filled monday. that's the story today. but i'm tracking a back-door cold front that is going to bring in big changes. more on that and when to expect our next chance for rain. emily: new this morning. secrets from boston's hottest chefs. kitchen tricks from doretta tavern that the whole family will love. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, zand they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. r he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system r that keeps in place a rigged economy. p bernie's campaign is funded by over a million contributions -- r people like you, who see the middle class disappe

erika? erika: new at 5:30, it was the lead they hoped would crack the case. the setback months after new then this. "5 investigates" the food, wine and entertainment were all in a day's work if you made the trip to italy with a group of local city officials. was it legitimate government business or a paid vacation? sera? sera: we are live at gillette where the pats take on the bills later today. the heightened security concerns you need to be aware of and especially what you're going to dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, with double the slices of caramelized crispy pepper bacon. it's the bacon experience you've been waiting for. bacon up. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees, lattes, and macchiatos. enjoy every sip of the new >> good morning, "eyeopener." randy: some very excited football players. congrats to the reading rockets e team on a great season. emily: and a great way to start the day for us. all that energy. cindy: charge! i won't do that. after a damp sunday, we see

erika? erika: breaking news on the eyeopener. firefighters with questions after a house catches fire in lowell. "the lowell sun" reports no one lived inside this house on baldwin street. fire investigators are trying to figure out how it started. cindy? cindy: more sunshine today. maybe 51 in boston but out the door in nashua, look at the now, you're free to start enjoying the breakfast you love any time you wish. no way. introducing mcdonald's new all day breakfast menu. once, you changed how you ate breakfast. it's time to start >> good morning! randy: good morning to you. nice moves. erika is going to have more on the new fitness and dance movement. emily: did you bring your dancing shoes? randy: we are going to bring out the disco ball. >> i am looking forward to that. we would love to see your moves. u-local section. cindy: stretching out the warmth a little bit longer. 73 yesterday in boston. more like september then november. we are not getting to 73 today in boston. look at the warmth factor in chicago and kansas city. co

erika: and heavy snow blanketing colorado. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, zand they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. r he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system r that keeps in place a rigged economy. p bernie's campaign is funded by over a million contributions -- r people like you, who see the middle class disappearing and want a future to believe in. i'm bernie sanders, [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] emily: between his prominent film and television roles and his very public meltdowns, charlie sheen is one of hollywood' s most recognizable faces. erica and today, he' s sharing a : very personal diagnosis. charlie sheen: i am in fact hiv-positive. emily: charlie sheen opened up to matt lauer on the today show tuesday, announcing he was diagnosed with hiv about four years ago. charlie: it' s a hard 3 letters to absorb. emily the

erika: authorities just held a briefing. they confirmed seven people are in custody after what was a huge operation and a violent one. [gunfire] the target of the raid, the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks abdelhamid abaaoud . a belgian national, and a key isis figure who has been believed to be in syria. no word on whether he was killed or captured. officials say cell phone evidence recovered after friday' s attacks led to this raid. two suspects are dead, including a woman who detonated a suicide vest. we will bring you more information as it comes into us. randy: new opposition in him to to the governor' s call to turn away syrian refugees. a vote by the mayor and the board of aldermen went against her recent stance. showed syrian refugees could be headed to new hampshire. emily: governor baking joining opposing syrian refugees coming to the u.s. administration. congressman seth moulton' s ripped the governor' s opposition. tweeting -- it is a shame the governor does not know the difference between refugees and f

erika: star wars fever is heating up and fans are holding erika: that' s the best one by far. skills come in all different ways. the winner got two free tickets to the 3-d showing of the next installment of the star wars series. dallas is the hometown of the actor who plays chewbacca. if you want to prepare thanksgiving of its out of this world, this is how astronauts on the international space station prepare their world. they enjoy smoked turkey from a package. i feel really bad for them. emily: that looks horrible. erika: they have a great view. there are other perks. emily: they are doing important work. randy: we could have put that on the ways of lists to diet. happy thanksgiving to them. security is stepped up around the country. this is our camera at logan through the security line. the travel concerns after the paris attacks and we are following breaking news near fenway park where three people have been shot and one of them has died. we are at the scene and the investigation, next. announcer: this is an editorial -- >> as our editorial board reflected this week on wh

erika? erika: we continue to follow breaking news. russian authorities now say terrorism is to blame for the jetliner crash in egypt. security experts say a two-pound, home-made bomb blew up on board the metro jet flight october 31. also breaking. france carrying out more than a dozen new airstrikes in syria overnight. all while carrying out new raids aimed at finding others responsible for the deadly attacks in paris. cindy: it is a cold start but a clear day ahead for today. but there are changes on the way. my timeline for some rain later this week ahead. first take a look at the temperatures as you're heading out the door this morning. we may have temperatures at or above freezing in boston but look at nashua. heading out the door right dear fellow citizen, s hard to say no pwhen your kids want toys, p because you' re saving for shoes. and shoes. and shoes. p out how to save a little with one deposit checking. so ask me, i can help you avoid fees. elizabeth trackler. >> good morning, "eyeopener." we're at the rising tide charter p

erika? erika: new at 6:30. a spike in the number of missing prescriptions in massachusetts hospitals. the disturbing new trend. changes are coming to the way boston restaurants are inspected. the new move to make sure they make the grade. t woman: i'm here to engineer my future. man: i'm here for my students. tman: to work with a best-selling author. woman: and a nobel prize winner. p man: here because everyone deserves clean water. t man: here for the cool research. rwoman: i'm here to shape the future of nursing. r man: because the oceans matter to us all. p man: i'm there to explore the frontier of knowledge. -man: here for the commonwealth. -woman: and the common good. -woman: umass. -man: here for a reason. randy: good morning. 6:22. you may have seen this pop up in your social media feed. doug meehan, a familiar face to many of you, is joining the newscenter 5 team and the eyeopener family. emily: doug has been working in phoenix but is coming home to boston next month to join antoinette antonio on the we

erika? erika: breaking overnight a state trooper one of two people hurt in a wrong-way crash on the cape. it happened late last night on route 6 in barnstable. we' re told there are minor injuries. cindy? cindy: we are starting out drive. more showers moving in today. when the winds pick up again. and outlook for your weekend just ahead. take a look at the temperatures. everybody in the 40' s right now. randy: all right. how about that with some energy. everett high school' s crimson tide very pumped up this morning. they' re getting a high 5 from our mike lynch tonight at 6:00. emily: including an emotional moment you really won' t want to miss. desk starting out drive. this afternoon. the winds are going to be gusty. you will notice that. they' re going to bring in some colder temperatures. s on the map. our system. the great lakes. and west. the bulk of the system is going in that direction. we are going to get a few showers from the cold front as it approaches. arrives. we are going to g

erika: good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i' m erika tarantal. emily: and i' m emily riemer. here are some of the stories happening right now. police officer is recovering after being broadsided. the people who vandalized an islamic temple over the weekend. emily: and an update on the f faro. but right now a local star football player is recovering, listed in fair condition at mass general. erika: he was stabbed on the newscenter 5' s todd kazakiewich is live at everett high school with the latest on the investigation. todd: good afternoon. the classes are going on as normal at everett high school, but it is clear that the attack has shaken up a lot of people here. marvin is 16 years old, a junior, and highly respected by his coach and his team, the crimson tide.

emily: erika? erika: this was a huge operation targeting the man called the mastermind on attacks and we know it was violent. that is sound of sustained gunfire. witnesses said it went on for about an hour in the paris suburb. all of this unfolding over the course of an hour. there were at least seven explosions during the course of this raid. details are still coming in. five terror suspects are under arrest. three were arrested in

erika: thanks for starting your i'm erika tarantal. we do want to check in with danielle. it is chilly and windy this morning. danielle: that is right. this morning temperaturewise we are starting out in the 40's and 30's across the area.

erika? erika: breaking overnight -- boston police are investigating after a body was found in dorchester. the medical examiner was called to southern avenue late last night. we will bring you new information as it comes in. cindy? cindy: it' s looking more likely that we will hit a record today. how warm we get before we cool down gradually over the weekend. outside. lower 60' s right now in boston. twe live in a pick and choose world. love or like?tnaughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... why settle for this? enter sleep number. p don't miss the semi-annual sale going on now! sleepiq technology tellsp you how you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. r so your sleep goes from good, to great, to wow! gift the best sleep. only at a sleep number store. save $500 on the veteran's day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology, plus 36-month special financing. hurry, ends wednesday! >> good morning. we just had a weather lesson with

erika? erika: investigators spent hours searching for the man who managed to evade police by taking to the water. neighbors say this is the boat dean largesse stole early saturday morning as he tried to escape. the 32-year-old was wanted for a domestic violence incident in worcester. leicester police showed up at his home but largesse was already on the run. >> the neighbors said they heard a shot. he jumped a fence in the field, and i'm assuming he went through the field and came down this way and through the backyards and stole their boat and rode away through the pond. erika: largesse was eventually arrested in the woods by state police. he was armed and in a bullet-proof vest. officers say the stash in his apartment included a loaded ar-15 assault rifle with what appeared to be blood on it, a handgun, a shotgun, and plenty of ammo. they say he didn't have a he's expected in court in east brookfield today. emily: the man accused in a deadly shooting at a planned parenthood in colorado hea

erika? erika: new at 6:30. a new review showing big problems with a bridge thousands of you use everyday. the red flags this morning. a breakthrough surgery in boston. one woman now defying the odds. the clinical trial here that added years to her life. a newborn surprise for a beverly couple. cindy: look at the temperature out the door. southwesterly wind adding a touch of humidity. wendy and warm with partly sunny skies. record high today, 73. saturday. near 50 on sunday. the boy scouts of america scouting for food coming up on saturday. donate if you can. they have been doing this for 25 years. emily: a good reminder. erica back with your eye erika: meet 3-month-old noodle. retriever off the coast of italy. he had been on a ferry with his his leash and fell in. life toward the boat. the puppy was later reunited with his happy owner. talk about hanging on for dear life. the vancouver police department posted this photo on facebook of niko taking part in a rappelling he' s holding on to his handler with both p

erika is loving that. extended forecast, couple of days in the 40 ace, 50's wednesday, and then 66 for the high on friday. next best chance of rain holds off until later saturday, erika, back to you. >> perfect shopping weather, thank you. music biggest stars turn out for the 2015 american music awards. >> ♪ >> saline dion paid tribute to the victims of the terror attacks in paris. the night's top award went to one direction. they won artist of the year. >> this is absolutely incredible to receive this award now two years in a row. thank you so much. this is a testament to how incredible our friend r you have been great this year. so thank you, thank you, thank you. >> the weekends also had a big night picking up a few awards including favorite soul r&b male artist. >> still ahead this morning, historic merger is in the works in the healthcare industry. details coming up in your money watch report. first, here's what's ahead tonight on cbs-3. >> belgium prosecutors say they've detain 16 people in raids las

erika? >> all right, jill, thank you. see you later this morning. >> coming up after the break, we'll check on your traffic and weather together on your >> belgium national is behind the attacks, 129 people died in series of coordinated shootings, and bombings on friday night. we will continue to follow this story and bring you more updates as we get them. >>> right now, though, 4:53. we check in with meisha with the latest on the roads. >> good morning, happy monday to you. here's a live look outside schuylkill eastbound, coming from the boulevard, looking good, there as well. already on this monday morning, you can see, steady bill up already. forty-two freeway northbound, at creek road, for those of you in jersey, looking good here, just jotter of this, overturned tractor trailer in earlier, a ramp from 42 north, is closed at 295 north. so the ramp is, again, that is closed. so traffic on 295 is being diverted to exit, 26. still, and i will let you know that clears, but sounds like it has been there for a whilement con

erika? erika: new at 5:30. a spike in the number of missing prescriptions in massachusetts hospitals. changes are coming to the way boston restaurants are inspected. the new move to make sure they make the grade. randy: good morning. you may have seen this pop up in your social media feed. doug meehan, a familiar face to many of you, is joining the newscenter 5 team and the eyeopener family. emily: doug has been working in phoenix but is coming home to boston next month to join antoinette antonio on the weekend eye. and, of course, you'll see him during the week, too, which has cindy pretty excited. cindy: yes. it's going to be great to have him back in boston. he, of course, grew up on the cape and he's coming home. so happy to be working with him again here. he'll be arriving in december. you'll see him on channel 5 on the weekends and here with us on the eye occasionally as well. notice to the south there is some rain that is working in our direction. it's going to take until the evening hours for it to get

erika' s back with the community, determined to see change in berlin. erika? erika: randy, the numbers are staggering. administrators at berlin high school say the heroin use rate there is 93% higher than in other new hampshire schools. hundreds of people packed a meeting there last night, seeking a solution. the police chief says the problem spreads beyond the school. he says officers respond to two or three overdoses a week. he also noted burglaries are up 82% over this time last year, something he attributes to drugs. >> we are seeing a lot of thefts to the exchanged for drugs. that is not only affecting the victims of the thefts, it is affecting the persons families when they are arrested for these charges. erika: a new chemical-free prevention program at the school could be a starting but many say point, more help and resources are needed. randy: a new drug task force will soon get to work in new hampshire. yesterday, state lawmakers voted to create the 26-member force, which will get to work next week. this force is going to study substance abuse issues

erika? >> justin, thank you. police in camden country asking for the public's help in finding a teen who went missing on halloween. police say 16 year old john harris was reported missing saturday night from his home on the 2700 block of mikhail avenue. he is described as hispanic male about 5 feet tall, with brown hair and brown eyes. if you have any information on where he might be, you are asked to call police. >> authorities in chester county are urging parent and children to check their halloween candy after needles were reportedly found. the sewing-like needles were found in five tricks bars. police say four kids found that tainted candy after they went trick-or-treating in the hills area of kennett square. >> very disturbing. >> how can anybody do anything like that? just un believable. >> police say another child came forward yesterday afternoon saying a needle was found in his snickers bar. they say none of the can't dollars candy was ingested. no one was hurt. >> police in new york

erika? >> all right, jill, also hearing that disney and universal are getting little new competition when it comes to the popular theme parks. what are we talking about here? >> yes, good news for fans of hunger games. theme parks based around the block buster films are opening in atlanta and china, as early as 2019. the new york times walk into recreation of the fictional district 12. there will be costume characters, and real life versions of the hob black market. something tells me it will be a hit, erika. >> absolutely, taking the whoa fighting to the death bit, just in for great concept. >> yes, everything except that. >> jill, thanks so much. see you later on this morning. >> coming up after the break, we get another check on traffic and weather together hitting 70s >>> 4:53, and a check on the roads, how is it looking this morning, meisha? >> yes, good morning, erika, looking pretty good. the vine street expressway was closed because of some overnight construction, that is now open. s

erika? erika: randy, breaking news on the eyeopener. firefighters with questions after a house catches fire. no one linked inside this house fire investigators are trying to figure out how it started. cindy? cindy: our mild stretch of mild weather will continue. the full outlook on when clouds return coming up. first take a look at with a you can expect heading out the door this morning. it's 50 degrees in boston now but as you might expect, colder in the suburbs, just 40 degrees randy: i have two left feed. cindy: yesterday we overachieved. and got to 73 in boston. early september weather, not november weather. you're looking across the country and think it's got to be cold somewhere. it is in canada. and notice out in the northwest corner of the country, these are forecast highs and where we have 40's and 50's which you might expect in november and where the jet stream is kind of taking a dip southward allowing the colder air to drain down. the rest of the country enjoying the mild temperatures overall and will be the case what we wil