. >> when you look at the video out of france today it, reminds you of what we saw in watertown, two and a half years ago. they ran that manhunt and as they show us the similarities do not end with the pictures. >> police are combing an urban neighborhood. they're in swat gear. gunshots ring out. it's paris 2015 but it could have been watertown in 2013. >> the gun battle that occurred, the roving sort of scenes that were presenting themselves as we were involved in the pursuit, all of those very similar to what's happening in paris right now. >> former commissioner ed davis was struck by the similarities as he watched the raids on tv. >> when you're involved in a manhunt after an a terrorist attack, what's the biggest fear. >> more casualties and more people being hurt. >> we were concerned that these individuals might be out there building more bombs, hatching plans to hurt and kill people. >> one difference, paris authorities know who they're looking for. in watertown they had a surveillance photo, but no names. >> in each case there was concern that the men may have fled the count

what paris looked like, it looked a lot like watertown after the boston bombing. and the manhunt and the challenges they faced and the similarities between the two acts of terror. >>> a hudson couple had dreams of adopting a baby, the costs were expensive and they turned to "go fund me" and the responses they're getting is there may come a day when i can't care for my daughter. in fact, we may both need help: with transportation, in-home care, preparing meals. where can i turn? woman: we're massoptions, a free resource for elders, caregivers, and individuals with disabilities of all ages. we link you to the services you need to live independently in the setting of your choice. . >>> when you see kids at disney world with autograph books, they're looking for autographs from mickey mouse and cinderella. he approached a sheriff's and asked him for his autograph. >> his mom sent this to the orange county sheriff's office, thanking the deputy for his time. it made his day. we have more at 6:00. >>> targeting terror, french forces strike behind the paris attacks. did it

watertown, 63 degrees. even 64 in dedham. some of the warmest temperatures i am finding coming out of interior massachusetts 64 bridgewater. carter, 63. braintree, 63. walpole 63. 64 in wareham and north shore and merrimack. temperatures in the lower 60s in ipswich, danvers and lawrence and haverhill, 61. lowell, 63. nashua, new hampshire, 62. worcester up to 58 degrees. fitchburg, 63 degrees. and for the cape, it will be right around 60 this afternoon. tonight, we will take a little dip back in the 30s. the 40s going to be 30s. upper 30s away from the coastline. around the coastline temperatures back in the 40s boston you hit 46. and you jump by 20 degrees in the afternoon. high 66 tomorrow in boston. but ooh, norwood, 69 degrees. same in fitchburg. we are warming up, folks, and stays dry again tomorrow. it will be sunny but warm in the afternoon. this is a pattern i can say is just going strong here. most of this week, seven-day forecast up now with the weekend already in view. mostly sunny tuesday, wednesday mostly sunny t

heather: we take you live to watertown -- -- ed: to watertown wisconsin. it is light of day because it is 4:06. the 10 cars, it involved 10 cars that jumped the tracks. no injuries to report. as the helicopter flies over, i cars. 10 cars. wisconsin. this is going on right now. 10 cars have jumped the track. leaking. smoke rising high into the sky and san francisco. heather: a scary night for many -- sight for manya as scene. ed: mysterious light over the night sky. s. turns out that there was an exhalation. heather: new cars, new p our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. p racing towards us. we didn' t need a loan. r we needed short-term funding fast. r building 18 homes in 4 months? that was a leap. rbut i knew i could rely on american express r to help me buy those building materials. ramex helped me buy the inventory i needed. r our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. rwill you be ready when growth presents itself? p ed: in san francisco, there are concerns that the building could collapse after

it has been very reminiscent of the watertown standoff following the boston marathon bombing. at this hour investigators are going through several apartment buildings where group of suspected terrorists were believed to be hiding out. other residents there have been evacuated as well overnight the streets were like a war zone. you can hear the gun fire there. that's what residents woke up to, several explosions and loud explosions of gun fire and terrorists attacked on friday. police say they were led to this location by a cell phone that was found inside a concert hall where terrorists also struck. police say this is the man they are looking for in this morning's raid. the president of france held emergency cabinet meeting this morning has asked for state of emergency to remain in effect for the next three months. also this morning authorities say they have identified all 129 people killed on friday. updated all morning. in the newsroom, i'm daniel miller, fox25 news. >> gene: tensions are high all over europe. police say concrete security threat forced them to cancel a socce

regionally 48 burlington, 43 watertown and 49 albany, so party is already over in that sense. the cooler air comes in, it comes in with cloudiness tomorrow, it's a november day, there is nothing special about it. it's a normal day, it's in the all that bright. but it is not frigid, it is not that winnie the breeze will be out of the east so it will kind of nag at you and nibble too and it looks like that breeze is steady but not strong. just enough to chill you to the bone if you are stepping outside in short sleeves. but if you have a long coat on you will be fine. clouds will eventually gang up us late saturday and into early sunday. and fenway football, who would have , right? we have a game at fenway park. yes, you are not reading, you are reading that right. kick off is at 7:30. 44 degrees and by the end of the game we're about 39 degrees. bc and notre dame. going continue a good one. our temperatures on sunday struggle but we should be able to make it before our normal high of 50 to 53 and then monday a cold day in the out. there is really a lot of cold air coming in on

settling down in watertown her husband and their two children remember their old lives in them to leave behind. >> hear explosions in the middle of the night and hear helicopters. it is safe for our kids. there are a lot of america has place where a a lot of opportunity. >> michael: they are not officially refugees and plan to bring 10,000 syrian refugees into the country coming under increase fire since the paris terrorist attacks last week and french authorities say one of the attackers initially posed as syrian ref joe to gain entry now half the governors, including charlie baker saying no for now to welcome syrian refugees. >> no, i'm not interested in accepting refugees from syria and i would need to know a lot more than i need to know now before i agree to do anything and for me the most important thing people of commonwealth are >> new home in watertown she echos president obama's call. >> i know it is barbaric and we are totally against it and we are very sorry this happened. >> michael: what governors want and don't want and powers with the federal government according to legal

boston itself going to go through about 60 , same in malden, 61 in quincy brookline, cambridge, watertown, arlington and newton and 62 in dedham and cool spots for today will end up being central massachusetts with only upper 50s in northborough and worcester, rutland over to areas like gardner, athol, farve gets into the lower 60s and find that there are a lot of lower 60s on the map, framingham at 61 and 61 in lawrence, 61 in norwood and 60 manchester, new hampshire and even 60 down to hyannis here. so a good-looking good good feeling dade and 30s inland, upper 30s and 40s at the coastline here, so this isn't the coldest morning we have had by any means. this is going to be cool but not cold and i think that's going to sum up most mornings coming into town here in this upcoming week. 69 in norwood tomorrow, 68 in lawrence and fitchburg and manchester, new hampshire, 66 in boston, warm-up is just getting started here. we got sunshine all day, we got this warm wind coming up from the southwest but because of that you see above average temperatures continue here with the 7-day forecast and

donohue was critically hurt in the shootout in watertown days after the bombing. he and his wife, kim, are already the proud parents of a little girl. just ahead this morning, your early news to go. the search is on for a killer right now as we learn more about the victim of yesterday' s shooting near fenway park in boston. randy: plus, progress in the efforts to build a permanent memorial to victims of the rhode island nightclub fire. the goal that is close to being hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. r life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where' s the? right. it' s being a food paparazzi. rhoney, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving emily: time for your early news to go. randy: police are searching for someone outside a bar near fenway park. jepthe chery was shot and killed as hundreds fled from who' s on first bar after someone opened fire. police say he was an innocent bystander. chery was an mbta commuter

this week's high 5 takes us to watertown. antoinette: mike lynch hockey team who has redefined dynasty and perfection all the while doing it with class and dignity. mike: when you live in celebrations cross gender and age groups. so it was when the field hockey team broke the national record on october 21. it was a reason for a very large family to share the joyous occasion together. the 2015 team is another squad in an assembly line of champions. coach: thank you. congratulations to you too. that means a lot that all you guys were here. so special. mike: this record-breaking event united generations of players from yesterday, today, and tomorrow. young girls: 10, 9, 8-- >> i think that's what this is all about today is the community and the passion around this sport here in watertown. >> it was unbelievable to see everybody come back supporting us. so thankful for all of them coming here. mike: sprinkled among the crowd-- young girls with dream, parents, well-wishers, and proud town folk all sharing this historic moment. coa

that train jumped the track answer derailed in watertown, wisconsin. 13 tanker cars from this oil trainndreds of gallons of crude oil were spilled, and that oil train forced the evacuation of 35 homes in the immediate area there just outside of milwaukee. so two day, saturday, sunday, two separate big train derailments in wisconsin. and thank god, nokes ploeded in these latest derailments over the weekend. there were no apocalyptic fire balls like we're used to seeing. but here's one little piece of this to tuck under your pell low when you go to sleep tonight. just sleep on this tonight. that oil train that derailed this weekend in watertown, wisconsin, that train originated in a place called newtown, north dakota. newtown is in northwest, north dakota. it's where a lot of back-end crude oil comes from now. that train left new town, north dakota, and it headed east towards wisconsin which is where it ultimately derailed and spilled all its oil, even if it didn't, mercifully blow up. here's new town on the left, the oil train started there and headed to the right on this map, headed eas

about 10 cars went off the tracks in watertown, wiscons yesterday. that's in between madison and milwaukee. the train was carryiig crude oil and some of it spilled. canadian pacific says the car that was leaking has been sealed. dozens of homes were evacuated -- as hazmat teams were called in. it's the second derailment in wisconsin in two days. on saturday, a b- n-s-f trail carrying ethanol derailed in western wisnsin -- near alma. about 1818 thousand gallons leaked into the mississippi. no one was hurt, but two highways northern does their regular inspections but you do always have that concern, there is a would probably happen at some time. b-n-s-f says it hopes the tracks will reopen this morning. thanksgiving is just 17 days away. before the big dinner is served -- we're getting a better sense of where our food is coming from. the new pioneer food co-op in coralville hosted a holiddy sample fair over the weekend -- bringing many of vendors and farmers into the store. "it should be iowa made and taste better it's part of our tradition to shop loc

derailment in wisconsin in two days.the crude oil leaked after ten cars jumped off the tracks in watertown today (sunday).a railway spokesman says a special response team was later sent to do the clean-up.there are no reports of any injuries.another train derailment in alma caused an ethanol spill into the mississippi river yesterday (saturday).the two towns 2-hundred miles apart. 3 3 president obama is promising a full investigation into the killing of two us contractors this morning in the arab nation of jordan. 3 tina kraus has the latest on the attacks from london. 3 authorities say this jordanian police captain opened fire at a police training facility - killing two us instructors and injuring two other americans. (map)the attack happened just outside jordan's capital city of amman. a us official tells cbs news the shooter was a disgruntled trainer who had recently been fired. (amman file/flag shots) (afp) jordanian investigators are looking into whether the motive was personal or political. the americans killed were part of a us state department police training program. (sot - presid

a closer look at the similarities between the raids in paris and the manhunt that took place in watertown after the boston marathon bomb who the man who coordinated the search for the tsarnaev brothers. >> there was a loyal police dog, diesel, pictures of diesel have gone viral. people have been tweeting out photos in memory of this belgian police dog. this dog was essential to the operation and a decorated service dog. stay with us for continuing coverage of these attacks in paris. david? >> also breaking at 5:00, isis said this is what brought down a russian plane, a soda can >> the extremist group released that image in their english language magazine. it shows a soda can and what appears to be a components of a bomb attached to it. this is an exclusive image of what they call a ied that took down the russian jetliner, there was no other details about that device. they have yet to authenticate what could be placed on the bomb. they confirmed that a homemade bomb took down that plane. all 224 were killed. mostly russian tourists were killed. isis claimed responsibility for that and they

the watertown raiders set a nationwide record for the most games in a row, without losing. they now have gone 160 loss. the last time they did not win was 6 and a half years ago. it's hard to wrap your head around that. dynasty. they're unbelievable. >>> next in sports, more on the tomorrow. >> plus, this is strange. without peyton manning. that's the team next up for the [ music ] >>> tom brady just doesn't play against the bills, he flat out owns them. his overall record against buffalo, 24-3. he has more wins against the bills than any other team in the nfl. but he's going to need help tomorrow night, because guys are getting injured. last week, it was julian edelman going out of the game. come january, julian will be back for the pats drive to the super bowl. but it's not going to be easy, with the injuries starting to pile up. >> just going to focus on my abilities, and prove every day, for the best product on the field sunday, or in this case, monday. dealing with that adversity is huge not only during the season, but during the game. during the drive. there's no ques

there is rain close by and we are tracking it from montreal toward watertown and west from there. cloud cover for now. i will expect these showers to comment after midnight or so. check out the temperatures right now. 60, lebanon. you see the changes for buffalo where it' s 46. check out them one -- check out iowa. 24 there. you know that are some changes coming this way. the cold air is coming behind this slow-moving cold front that will bloom into tomorrow morning. manchester down through salem maybe waking up to some scattered showers in the morning. they may stick around for the better part of the morning. not as dry as it was today. we see the chilly air arriving and sunshine from north to south developing. i plan on it being mostly cloudy over central and southern new hampshire through most of the day tomorrow. we get another batch of cold here sunday and temperatures for sunday and monday morning are going to be chilly. tonight, cloudy skies. 45 down to the south. his southwesterly wind. anywhere. temperatures staying in the 40' s and a couple isolated 30' s. it is looking

a major announcement today from the transit officer who nearly died during the watertown you will not hear from our president: we are at war it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. we can't withdraw from this threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: to defeat it. vo: right to rise usa is responsible for the content of wow tastes like vanilla we're just finishing it up introducing milkwise vanilla with 46% fewer calories, no artificial sweeteners, and 50% more calcium than 2% milk it's great taste and better nutrition new milkwise

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ed: crews on the scene of a train derailment in watertown, wisconsin. 10 cars jumping the tracks. some cars are leaking crude oil. a special train response team is cleaning up the spill. no reports of injuries or fire. and it is the second train accident in wisconsin this weekend. three hours away, crews are cleaning up after an a derailment spilled 18,000 gallons of ethanol yesterday. no one was injured. heather: the university of missouri says changes are coming to address racially charged incidents at the school. it comes after students protest reached its peak with one student on a hunger strike and 32 football players refusing to participate in team activities until the university president tim wolf stepped down. wolf says the changes part of a system wide inclusion strategy. ed: changes are underway at a it is the site of last month' s tragic site of a crash for a mother and her baby. crews will install a guard rail in the middle of the road. and widen it. mike wankum says cooler fall air is coming in. heather: it is already cooler. ed: when you can see a little bit of rain.

a young cancer survivor from watertown was granted his biggest wish this weekend. emily: the make-a-wish foundation brought little gabriel out to the field in foxborough. he got to play football with tom brady and gabriel surprised him with an act of kindness of his own. he handed him $10 saying he wanted brady to take it as a thank you for playing football with him. tom turned down the $10 but did ask for a hug. really cute. gabriel is behind a whole s day of kindness that encourages people he' s touched a lot of people, including tom brady. really cute. erika: still ahead, a breakdown of the sexiest accents from around the world. emily: it turns out who you think sounds the nicest depends on the country you live in. for the girl scout meeting... for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop&shop, prices have just dropped on thousands more items. 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

great news for him and his wife. shootout days after the bombings in watertown, and he and his wife are already the proud parents of a little girl. of course, we congratulate them. jc: what a blessing and what a wonderful thing to be grateful for. how far he has come. protest continue this thanksgiving day in chicago. reid: demonstrators outrage over the fatal shooting of a teenager. nudity is just released and plans to disrupt black friday shoppers. jc: the impact of the high wind at an outdoor flea market caught on camera. plus , babies born too soon. how massachusetts ranked nationally and the city with the most premature birth. [ male announcer ] pain not sitting too well? burning to feel better? itching for relief? maximum strength solutions for all hemorrhoid symptoms. doctors recommend most. preparation h. don't stand for hemorrhoids. what makes thermacare different? two words: it heals. how? mask the pain, thermacare has patented heat cells that penetrate deep to increase circulation and accelerate healing. let's review: heat, plus relief, plus healing, equals thermacare. jc: a

the spill a day earlier cannot yet return home as cleanup continues. 13 of 110 cars derailed in watertown yesterday afternoon the second derailment in , wisconsin in as many days. the stress on the nations rail system to haul crude oil has been a focus since the president's decision not to back the keystone xl pipeline last week. critics of that decision say in just the past two years, more fuel has been spilled in us rail -- u.s. rail incidents than was spilled in previous 37 years combined. still ahead, details on u.s. intercepted chatter from isis terrorists claiming they had an insider at airport where an ill fated russian flight originated . and two americans are gunned down while training security personnel in the middle east. dad: no? culligan man: no. anncr: leave it to the experts. with a culligan whole-house water softening system, you get better water, and service you can actually count on. on average, women need to work an extra two hours each day, to earn the same paycheck as their male coworkers. join the fight for equal pay. join the fight for sara and women everywhere. i'm

now this video is reminiscent of the watertown standoff bombing. this was the scene early this morning. at least seven people have been arrested and at least two suspected terrorists are dead. four police officers have also been hurt. and we also learned this morning that a french police dog was killed in the raid. this raid happening not far from the soccer stadium where terrorist attacked on friday. during this morning's raid, officials say a woman wearing a bomb that blew herself up in front of police, but cnn is reporting now they don't believe that is still accurate. this man is the target of this morning's raid. police say abdelhamid abuaoud is in charge of the terror attack. the cell was started in belgium belgium. he is accused of planning a number of attacks in europe over the last few years. the president of france is hold the president of france is holding a emergency cabinet meeting to watch the end of the police raid which has already ended. he recommended that the state of emergency continue for three months. we will continue to updat

the hot spots later today for heavy rainfall include marquette, michigan, erie, pennsylvania, and watertown with likely. paul deanno. >>> 40 acres have burned but fire officials say no buildings have been damaged. >>> now to politics. donald trump is dedefending his hard line position on immigration. he said deport immigrants from the united states. don championship is here with more more. >> reporter: trump likens his program to a controversial president dwight eisenhower carried out more than 60 years. rivals are using another opportunity to attack trump. >> reporter: republican front-runner donald trump continues selling his controversial immigration plan on the campaign trail. wednesday, during an appearance on fox news, he, once again, invoked a program used by president dwight eisenhower in the 1950s. viewed as a dark time in deportation of millions of mexico city. >> -- mexicans. >> reporter: trying to gain momentum from the last debate, during an event in iowa. >> is that the america that represents this extraordinary country? are those the values that people fought for? >> reporter

police say doucette sent obscene pictures to a 15-year-old boy from watertown. a pepperell police officer is a accused of strangling an intoxicated woman at the police station. 53-year-old armando her ra was arraigned today on several charges for an incident that happened back in september. the woman was placed into custody and brought to the police station, because for alleged intoxication. she was placed in the cell and started yelling. that's when herra allegedly went into the cell and started to strangle her. herra allegedly filed false reports trying to cover up the incident. he'll be back in court next month. >> mark: the search is still on for an elderly woman who went missing two weeks ago in lowell. sky fox overhead today, capturing k-9 units and an air wing combing the area around 67-year-old crespo's apartment building. the officers were searching all the areas accessible by someone on food. crespo's family say she would offensively of often walk back-and-forth between -- often walk back-and-forth behind her car for exercise and was doing that at the

you a little more closely 60s that are in boston and cambridge that goes away from the waters into watertown. west on to the pike, 44 degrees. to the north in woburn... that huge difference really shows on the shoreline inland especially. back here to bedford in new hampshire, it's 43 outside the city of manchester. in the city it's 50. richfield and nashua new hampshire in the mid-40s right now. sliding southward into worcester county... northridge at 57 and louisboro is only 47 degrees right now. a lot of times it comes down to elevation. cold air likes to sink and if you're in one of the lower spots you'll get some cold air. there's medway in the mid-40s and sharon and walpole in the low 50s right now. these temperatures will drop generally in the 40s overnight. 53 degree readings out in cape cod and upper 40s to the north is west and mid-30s out in orange. satellite radar shows it is clear. clear skies and light winds. futurecast shows it will stay that way all night and be sunny first thing in the morning through your lunch hour and into the afternoon. takes to you 1:30 and futurecast a

.: keohane say the police presence remind him of watertown when they trackedded down dzhokhar tsarnaev. phil: today's violent attacks away from charlie hebdo. 12 people were killed. 11 injured hen scandary attack. two brothers stored the he offices tef french magazine and gunned down bomb employees there. paris on high a letter for days after police launched a massive manhunt for the brothers. they were killed after shoot-out. j.c.: word that he was probably killed in a drone attack. jihadi john was seen on several isis videos immediating hostages. one of the victims, journalist in new hampshire james foley. he was bed in august of 2014 two years after being kidnapped in syria. foal's mother has mixed feelings about the fright that targeted her son's killer. >> it is joust sad that our precious resources have been, you know, concentrated to speak revenge, if you will, or kill this man. sky. heather: her f her son had lived, he may have tried to defend jihadi john. j.c.: she's one of the highest-earning court clerks in the state, but we found on average she's only working about about tw

watertown at 50 degrees. peabody at 51. boston at 55. but most of the burbs in the 40s at burlington at 47. wellesley at 44. sharon at 45. lower 50s plymouth and sandwich lower 50s plymouth and sandwich. 48 now in bridgewater. 47 in worcester. hold at 48 degrees. pepperell at 45 in new hampshire at 41. and your day planner for today has temperatures rising into the lower 60s by lunchtime today. few more clouds southward. i will break down what to expect for the morning and evening commute coming up in a couple of minutes. speaking of commute, here is julie grauert with live drive julie grauert with live >> the expressway moving along nicely. average speeds at 55 miles per hour. you know that average speed will drop drastically at 6:15 and continuing throughout your commute. as we shift north of town, things moving along fine on 93 south and route 1. live look at route 1 where volume is starting to pick up as you approach lynn fell park as you approach lynn fell parkway. 13 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 21 minutes on 93 south

>> mark, this family now lives in watertown they are disappointed in the push to keep syrian refugees out of the u.s. and say this is not the america they have grown to love. >> amirra, her husband and their two kids lived a comfortable life in damascus until they lost their jobs and their home in a civil war. >> you can hear explosions you can hear we like it safe it's safe for our kids. the obama administration is preparing to ring more than 10,000 syrian refugees into the u.s. next year but the plan is now in jeopardy. nearly half of all governors, including massachusetts republican charlie baker are refusing to accept them. >> no, i'm not interested in accepting refugees from syria. i would need to know a lot more than i know now before i would agree to do anything. >> the backlash has a face it belongs to ahmed mohamed an isis terrorist he snuck into france by posing as a syrian refugee. >> reporter: the obama administration says all refugees go through a lengthy vetting process. they say the vast majority just want to stay home. >> i know the attack it's barbaric we are totally

and we are hearing from a young cancer survivor from watertown who got his wish to pete tom brady. his thank you for the quarterback and why it meant since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier by accepting most major health and vision plans, including eye med. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. phil: it is fair to say that everyone has a thing, right? the hope is that we all find our thing. jc: laura hogan found hers and it is the last thing she expected. ed: the good people of the parish of saint patrick's are glad she did. take a look. reporter: from a farm in kansas -- >> one of 18 children. reporter: during the depression she had little pour than her faith. little more than her faith. but she learned to raise money. >> we raised believe it or not at that time which was a lot of money $5 million. reporter: and she brought that unique skill to saint patrick's. >> this used to be the old church. reporter: the building itself wasn't big enough so the pastor asked laura -- >> he said what can you do? i sa

. >> we're talking about big bucks >>reporter: in 2004, doug left watertown and headed west to chicago. he drove past the last ez-pass. he got a new job, got married and a new home. he forgot about the 20 bucks he left sitting in his account. the monthly -- >>man: i never gave it another thought. >>reporter: how many other people have forgotten about inactive accounts? we asked mass dot and listen to this. you didn't know the total until we asked for this list >>man: no. i didn't know what the numbers were shocking. they uncovered more than 81 thousand accounts belonging to former users and they're owed more than $2 million. if they want this money back, they can have it. >>man: yes. >>reporter: why didn't you tell them it's here. tracked. deposits like that and must be handed over to the treasurer's department so it can be turned over. the system was just holding on to it all >>man: inactive accounts weren't something that was on the radar screen. >>reporter: much to the surprise of the treasurer 's office a lot of money the dot should be giving back. >>man: i nearly thought that was

he was hiding out in somebody's yard in watertown. found in a boat -- he found a boat with a cover over it. he crawled inside. camped out in one of those areas where residents had been told to stay inside and shelter in place. so it's not like it's totally unprecedented. it happens sometimes. cities get shut down for 12 hours or maybe for a week for a swine flu outbreak. for a manhunt maybe? this time it's brussels. and this time it's not because of something that has happened already in brussels. and it's not because of something that has happened already in brussels. it's because of something they say they're worried about that might be about to happen. they're calling it a serious and imminent threat. the city is locked down. brussels is a huge city. it's a city roughly the size of dallas. it's the de facto capital of europe. it's where the european union is based. it's where nato is based. brussels has been under lockdown for three days now and counting. schools, universities, the whole metro system remain closed. they're saying p

watertown at 49 degrees. lawrence, 48. sharon, 45. and franklin, 43. upper 40s in marshfield. but you go down to plymouth and sandwich, and you are already in the lower 50s this morning. just goes to show how we are starting out this morning, and the warm-up that must be on the horizon. 46 in worcester. 43 in pepperell. 42 in -- and even a 38-degree reading in barre this morning. the day planner goes like this. 54 degrees right now with clouds in place in boston. by noontime, we will see a lot of these temperatures that are pretty wide ranging. lower 50s by lunch. a few more clouds south. cloudy and 62 degrees. 50 by 7:00 this evening. and i will guilt you the specific of the morning and evening commute conditions weather-wise coming up. get you over to julie again and we have got conditions on the roads right now. julie, how are we shaping up. >> shiri watching a few accidents on 93 south. this one we are waiting for it to be cleared at 495 in andover to be cleared at 495 in andover. that other accidents we have been showing you live pictures of from skyfox. it has been moved

. >> mark: watertown police have arrested a man for allegedly texting obscene pictures to a teenage boy, joseph doucette of waltham, faces charges for sending obscene matter to a minor and enticement of a child. police say doucette sent obscene pictures of a 15-year-old boy from watertown. >> kevin: tracking a couple of showers. coming through southern new england, but just about all offshore. looks like they are all offshore. look closely hat that's. they moved out of chatham, now nothing happening on the islands. there may be sprinkles, even more organized showers later on tonight, but it will be confined to the south coast of new england and out there in those islands as well and they're all circling around from the south, just like we were talking about last night and cushing towards southern new england, but not making it farther north. at least not yet. there will be showers tomorrow that will make it into the boston area, but not these. this is first thing in the morning, really literally first thing, just after midnight. showers coming across the south coastal areas, it will pus

high 5 goes over to watertown to show you the field hockey family, past, present and future. what makes them tick. the streak is still alive. ed: did i see that right, a slow roller in a world series game against the mets in new york that resulted in a run? where did i see that before? mike l.: somewhere it brings about. heather: coming up tonight at 11:00, nine months ago what was going on. we were snowed in in the middle of a record winter. you know what that means -- it just so happens a lot of babies are being born right now. the blizzard baby-boom keeping maternity wards busy. tonight at 11:00 on newscenter 5. at 6:40 it is a vc' s -- abc' s world news. reporter: the mysterious plane crashed or 200 dead. could it have been a bomb? tornadoes and flooding rain along the gulf. and the suspicious culture of a r ready to head out when others head home. p at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long. r upgrading technology, managing vegetation, r improving how we get information to you, t because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, r and we want

here comes another one coming through watertown now and belmont. arlington they're getting wet. so i estimate that's t-minus 10 to 15 minutes before that arrives in boston, too. it comes down briefly. but it's almost moderate to heavy from time to time. you can see it right here in truro and provincetown. warm-up is in the works overnight tonight. that sets us up for a decent friday forecast. back to 50 near 60 degrees. and tomorrow our temperatures should climb right close to 60 degrees before we cool things down going into saturday. and then tomorrow 57 to 62. the seven-day forecast showing sunshine for the weekend. but it starts pretty darn cold. temps in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees on saturday with a gusty wind. and then sunday it calming down. the warming is subtle at first. and then it eventually climbs as we go into the latter half of the week. we get back into the possibly 60s, upper 60s, maybe even near 70 degrees. getting close to record territory. that warmth is not going to be denieded. more will the fog i guess. we'll be back with more live reports. so much. gi

lower 40s out there with 43 in boston and malden. 45 in quincy. 44 in cambridge to brookline to watertown to arlington. a couple of cooler spots in central massachusetts with about 40 in rutland. 41 in garner. 41 in northborough. those are my chillier spots. you can see the low and mid-40s go all the way down to the cape, the south shore, the north shore, southern new hampshire may about 43 degrees. 20s are back tonight and during the day tomorrow, make it into the mid- to upper 40s. we have got a little bit of a warm-up. you can see we have the cool sunshine but here are the changes that come into play toward thanksgiving. warmer air moving in along with a little bit of cloud cover. here your seven-day forecast with the weekend falls view and the thanksgiving forecast still looking very while 52 to 58 degrees. partly sunny and dry conditions partly sunny and dry conditions. no rain until late fly early saturday. the remainder of the weekend will actually shape up nice and dry. back to you, guys. >>> donald trump leading the polls in new hampshire, but questions are surfacing whether or n

we go over to watertown. we will tell you what makes this team and this program so special. ed: so they search other clubhouses at other random times? not exclusive to the patriots? heather: i am tired of hearing suspicion about the patriots. get over it. ed: mike is just ahead of the weather. andrew:p the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. r i think all of us play for that very reason. t it makes us the child we once were. p the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. p you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew, heather: i love this time of year. i like getting that extra hour of sleep in the morning. mike: november is one of those interesting months. we start out at 57 or a high, we end the month at 47. we picked up our first inch of snow. the sunset is getting earlier. i want you to contrast what the seven-day forecast shows. 70' s. record heat. don' t get used to it. ev

temperatures today end up rising into the upper 50s from boston and malden at 57 to 59 in cambridge and watertown and brookline and milton at 58 degrees. the excepting to the rule end up being central massachusetts where temperatures are a little cooler from worcester at 5 2 to rutland at 51 and garner at 52. it will be cooler into the elevations. and a little easy and a little easier to see the temperature in pop up late tonight. so we have got norwood at 59. framingham, 58. lawrence, 58. lawrence, new hampshire, 57 then for the day tomorrow, we actually brighten back up but look how much cooler it is. afternoon high of only 46 in boston. 40 in worcester. 45 in foxborough. 45 in beverly namd nashua, new hampshire -- and in nashua, new hampshire. then sunday we see more cloud the farther north you go. breezy conditions with the gust breezy conditions with the gusts up to 14 miles per hour. when we wake up tomorrow morning the front coming through bringing in that cooler air. during the afternoon we brighten up. warm up between the wind and cooler temperatures, it will feel like fall and feel like

this family that lives in watertown. they were granted asylum in the u.s. after losing their jobs and home in syria. they said the desire to keep syrian refugees out of the u.s. does not represent the country they have grown to love. >> those acts are barbaric. we are totally against it. and we are very sorry that this happened. not all syrians are like that. >> julie: only a few dozen recent immigrants from syria currently living in eastern massachusetts. fox25 will continue to follow news from the france attacks both on air and online. coming up in the next 20 minutes, we will show you how experts believe terrorists are using gaming systems to on paris. and you can get updates when you are away from your tv on our app available at the app store and google play. >>> coming up on 4:06. on the north shore emotional testimony is expected when the mother 6 a murdered danvers teacher takes the witness stand teacher takes the witness stand. phillip chism is on stand for killing colleen ritzer. his lawyers said he did kill his teacher and added that he needs help

that is something that worries one watertown family. amira elamri and her husband bassel are one of only 150 syrians who have been resettled in massachusetts since 2011. they say they there was a long vetting process before they were allowed to enter the u.s. but word that one of the paris attackers had a syrian passport has some leaders concerned those checks don't work. elamri says tells us that fear is exactly what isis wants. >> those communities do not really know what-- who are syrians, what they can do. they won't kill you. they will be people who can really contribute to their communities. todd: the u.s. state department says individual states really cannot reject refugees. once refugees have legal status in the u.s., they can go anywhere they want. reporting live from the state house, todd kaiz kaidz, wcvb, newscenter 5. emily: it's the subject of this morning's eyeopener now poll. do you think massachusetts should accept refugees from syria in light of the paris attacks? right now most of you say no. you can add your vote on t

crude oil started leaking a of ten cars went off the tracks in watertown, wisconsin yesterday.was hurt. saturday there was another train derailment in alma, wisconsin. ethanol spilled into the mississippi river. watertown and al mar are about 200 miles apart. >>> experts in meridian mississippi are expected to begin work to figure out what caused this restaurant parking lot to cave in over the weekend. 12 cars were swallowed. emergency crews were called to the ihop saturday night and found a section of the parking lot collapsed in. the hole is about 35 feet wide and 400 feet long. customers say they heard a series of booms and then the power went out. cars just started falling as the pavement gave way. >> a sink hole at the ihop. we found multiple vehicles there. we are trying to keep everyone away. >> no one was injured. >>> to a story only on kron4. days before americans pause to give thanks to military veterans a local hero and his family in antioch were forced out of their home because of a fire. the fire happened saturday morning. sergeant first class lionel barn am junior

same in watertown. 23 in sharon. 22 in burlington. 21 in wellesley and acton. worcester at 33. next hour we will be at freezing. 28 in holden. 21 in peopleer rill, and we drop it down to 19 degrees in temple and in jaffrey, new hampshire. 28 in marshfield. even chilly there. 20s in plymouth. 23 degrees right now. 31 in sandwich. and 20s on the cape with brewster at 27. falmouth at 27 degrees. big-time brr factor this morning. cold out there. at noontime, we warm you up to 48 degrees. the warm-up starts around 7:00 this morning, and going to be pretty slow at first. sunshine into the afternoon. 49 degrees. and late in the day we are slowly going to see clouds increase. at first high and thin and clouds and showers are back in the picture by tomorrow. we will have the timeline on that coming up. now back over to you, julie morning. >> julie: shiri, thanks. things looking good as head out the door. on the map, lots of green. longfellow bridge and storrow drive with overnight work being done. expect lane closures by 5 a.m. pike moving along fine from framingham to the weston tolls.