neighborhood north of paris. this is targeting ended when one of the people in the apartment thought to be a woman blew herself up and seven others arrested including these three men naked and handcuffed. the potential mastermind salah abdeslam was not arrested. >> but could be one of the two suspects killed. forensics teams will make that determination as neighbors can do a little more than watch in fear. >> this as isis releagueses a new video of its own, on wednesday, a group posted a video that makes reference to time square in new york city as well as images of what looks to be explosive device. new york police are aware of no specific threat to that city. >> and in its english magazine islamic states will continue the attacks on various targets for retaliation against wait calls insults towards the profit mohammed and as well as retaliation against western air strikes. jim armstrong, wbz news. as jim mentioned there was this video from isis threatening new york city, we have live pictures from times squares and expected to hear from commissioner bill brat ton and his thoughts on the videotape released by isis we will pass along more information. and david, isis is using this photograph to make a frightening claim saying this is the bomb it used to blow up switch. russia confirmed it was a bomb that brought down the plane killing all 220 people onboard and russia is offering a 50 million-dollars reward. >> there is a show down in in the united states. expected to pass a major increasing screenings of refugees and requiring background checks. president obama is threatening to veto that and security in wooster for a donald trump rally. this after the paris attacks and after high powered weapons were stolen from an armory. john keller was there and national security was a major topic for the speech by donald trump. >> everybody is buzzing about that and donald trump certainly foremost among them and this is really the full donald trump show on display. the political incorrectness that has end deered him to conservestives and the casual relationship that has some of donald trump's critics wondering with when, if not if he will implode. >> donald trump walked into wooster with a white hot message about red hot issues. immigration and refugee policies with high anxiety over terror. >> it will be a wall that will be way up there, wow. >> that pleased many in the center although not all. >> and even some trump fans told us they wanted more. >> i want him to talk a little bit about just going forward. i know sometimes he doesn't like to discuss strategy long term. >> but while the trump campaign has self-confidence, accuracy is an afterthought as with the claim that government wants to bring in a quarter of a million syrian refugees. >> in the democrat debate, they said 65,000 and then ten thousand and i heard 15,000, i think the government doesn't know what it is doing. >> but if trump is loose with facts and short on detail no one left wanting more red meat. >> you will be so proud, we are have a military that is going to be so strong and so powerful with us, nobody. nobody. >> well, certainly the trump campaign continues its winning streak and the latest polls out of new hampshire have him holding in one case expanding in another his lead there. an interesting new wrinkle in new hampshire, marco rubio is now moved into second place, he has been gaining quite a bit of ground in new hampshire. this race is a long way from over. live in wooster john keller, wbz news. david and lisa all years. want to goes to the news conference new york mayor bill manhattan. >> this is the finest police force and has consistently terrorist threats and it will continue to do so. before i turn to commissioner bradden, remind all new yorkers that we can depend on the nypd and at the same time every resident of this city can help the nypd. we have a phrase if you see something, say something, and that phrase is meaningful. if you see something you think is suspicious, a package left unattended or hear information and believe nypd should have, please immediately call 911 or alert a police officer. that kind of information, those leads could be very helpful to nypd and help them do the good work. with that i'm proud to introduce our commissioner bill bradden. >> thank you, mr. mayor. echoing the mayor's comments that there is as we have repeated frequently no city in america that is better prepared to defend and protect against a terrorist attack. we work tirelessly to ensure that continuously upgrading the capabilities and systems. the events of today that have raised concerns, being quite frank, there was nothing new about that video. new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video, our review of it, it looks like it is hastily reproduced and we believe it is a compilations from germany and one in israel and 19 seconds of a five-and-a-half minute released today with >> we heard from mayor dee blazeyo that said there is no threat and the commissioner said is was a compilation of previous video and new york commissioner saying new york is in the cross hairs of terrorism and prepared for that and they have the best police department for anything. >> and the mayor reminding everyone they have to be vigilant and to have the threats kept at bay. >> meantime back here in boston heart breaking news for football start doug flutie and his family. both of the of his parents died today less than an hour apart. sports director steve burton is joining us. you know the flutie family well. >> i talked to doug and he knows his parents are surrounded by love, married 56 years and loss both of them today. died of a heart attack and less than an hour later his mother died of a heart attack, they say you can die of a broken heart and i believe it. they were incredible parents and grandparents and we will miss them both. >> guys. >> we feel for him, thank you so much. >> you have to be 21 years old to drink and if boston's mayor gets his way soon you will have to be 21 to smoke as well. wbz is live and spoke to mayor walsh about his proposal tonight. >> and david the question is, is it boston's time? the cross message, big cities across the u.s. like new york have already increased the age to 21 to buy tobacco products. now, those like the mayor who are for this say it will help combat those ads targeted to teens by the tobacco companies. >> all of my friends are >> jerry lee started at 18 and something to do with his friends have become a habit. age. >> mentally and kind of doubt. prohibit tobacco and nicotine of 21. that includes cigarettes and flavored tobacco products that are marketed to young people. >> it will make it harder for people to get cigarettes. >> the age change is a deterrent for kids younger than 18 and it is a way to potentially prevent cancer. >> they can't buy cigarettes legally in boston. >> smokers and nonsmokers think it is political talk. >> it is easy to get tobacco. >> if your 18 you have to register to go to the military you should be able to buy tobacco and smoke cigarettes and not 21 because if you are >> war the next steps? a public hearing december 3rd. the health care will vote on it in late december, if they vote for it it will go into effect 60 days. the cost of smoking, 9.95. that's the average price for a pack of cigarettes right now in massachusetts. a plow driver sharing surprising stories with the i- team, why rules in other states are not in place. changing attitude on the playing field. the harvard attitude ending sexism in sports. campaign taking off tonight. new at 11. a picture of strike. the harvard student using powerful images to reframe the hard working competitors. as kate merrill reports it is a hit on social media. >> mercedes benz is a cambridge baseball player on a mission. >> people learn how girls like baseball. >> tired of being treated differently than the boys? >> we need to treat female athletes like males. >> nie owemi knows the frustration and in a class project she noted a troubling trend. >> i googled female athletes and it was just the hottest athletes you have seen. >> with female athletes it was about their bodies and looks and rarely their talents. >> i could not find a female athlete that was judged on performance. >> and her frustration turned to this, the female athletes of boston's facebook page about local females in action. just like you would see for the men. >> and for female athletes, a level playing field is all they really want. they need to see my skills. i'm an athlete. >> terry is a major league baseball umpire and time for society to change. >> we just want to join in the fun and participate and reach our full potential. >> and lots of others seem to agree, the page that started on sunday is lighting up. >> reaction has been epic. we had 1000 followers in 24 hours. >> nie owemi hopes to change the conversation and the perception. one like at a time. kate myrtle, wbz news. to be exercising there. not happening this morning. >> no. >> and probably not tomorrow morning. we need the scraper again. >> no, not the scraper tomorrow morning. the temperatures very bottomed up and we are in the low to mid- 30s and warming up for tonight. out to the west clouds are moving in and the curtain of cloud cover over new england and temperatures rising before you get out tomorrow morning and the same storms moving coming up the east coast and pulling the moisture and rain will be arriving late tomorrow. tomorrow will be more cloudy and those clouds will be persistent. a couple of showers break out. the majority of the rainfall doesn't pick up until tomorrow night. the steadyist rainfall like the last couple of storms, overnight into early on friday morning. i think the model is a little too fast pushing it out of here. it will linger in eastern massachusetts and it does look like sunshine from west to east. a few showers tomorrow especially in wooster and to central massachusetts and the best chance of wet roads and friday is the ones to watch especially in the 495 corridor. maybe a little thunder. temperatures tomorrow, warming up as the day goes on and for the evening the high temperatures well up in the 50s. the overall highest at 11:59. the winds out of the south and east and starting to pick up. the strongest wind gust will coincide with the rainfall morning. we will look at gusts 35 to 45 miles per hour near the coast and less wind inland and by the way not a lot of the significant issuance as winds turn more northwest it will bring us cooler air and that's the way we will start from about 60 on friday morning to 50 in the afternoon and we will see high temperatures near 50s on saturday. high pressure in control. storm system that brings snow to the great lakes this weekend pri brings us a couple of rain showers and it will end in the higher terrain. for the tree lighting spectacular on saturday, 7 to 8, you can watch it here temperatures in the low 40s and a perfect evening for a tree lighting out there. at nathaniel hall and we hope you can join us in person or on the air. the seven-day forecast, quiet weather wednesday, thursday and no stress leading up to the holiday. >> awesome forecast. they plow to keep the roads safe but who's making sure the plow drivers are safe. >> working long hours in tough conditions and the i-team found there is little or no regulations surrounding driver fatigue. >> in many ways the heroes of the historic winter plowing for hours and days at a time so we could get to work. >> 30 hours. >> after two days, you get the shakes and then after that, you can keep going. >> but how long is too long? a national transportation group surveyed one thousand plow drivers and nearly half said they fallen asleep. unlike other large commercial vehicles there are no mandated rest times for snowplows. >> if you are working on 36 hours of being wide-awake, how safe are you? are you going to be out there? beth's daughter was killed by a snowplow and fatigue is being investigated. hill says something needs to change. at least three people were killed in massachusetts last winter. >> this is their season and i get it but you just never realize how much danger your putting everybody else in by not getting enough sleep. >> on a web site where professionals chat after three days one driver said he hallucinated and saw buffalo cross the street and another after 77 hours no break got delusional and started to see things. >> and like connecticut requires 8 hours of rest between shifts, massachusetts has virtually no regulation on how long someone can behind the wheel. long time driver charlie mcnamara doesn't put limits on his drivers but admits it might be helpful for the state to enforce rules. >> do you believe that there should be restrictions on how long someone can drive a snowplow? >> it would be a good idea. >> weeks away from another winter, this is a site that the hill family dreads. they hope when the pressure is on to plow everyone's safety is important. >> companies won't do it. they are out for making money and if somebody has to enforce it ... >> we heard from a number of state dots places like minnesota and michigan that do require rest after 12-hour shifts. mass dot has no restrictions, they rely almost entirely on private contractors and up to the business whether to pull drivers off of the road. important story but the snow video is killing me. >> i didn't like seeing that. >> two of boston's biggest superstars. david martinez and pedro ortiz. welcome back. david ortiz turned 40 and to celebrate he officially announced his retirement after the upcoming season. said it was time for a new chapter and thanked the fans for their support. >> i'm really proud of what i had accomplished through the years. i'm very thankful for having fans like you guys who are supporting me to my career. i wish i could play another 40 years so i have you guys behind me but it doesn't work that way. and after next year, time is up. so let's enjoy the season. >> let's indeed. pedro martinez was in town taking part in the reggie lewis center. pedro said he is happy for big poppy. >> i just wish him well, we are all proud of him and all happy and we will be sad to see him go but everybody have that time and baseball just keeps going. meanwhile, tom brady and the patriots got ready in foxborough for the show down with the bills, brady has been an admirer of david ortiz and this morning said he deserves a lot of the credit. >> a great player. much reason to cheer. incredible player. be sad to see him go and i got a lot of respect for him and he has brought a great leadership to his team. >> for a preview of the pats and bills check out all access friday night at 7 on wbz and the patriots game sunday morning at 11:30. meal following monday's night game turn over to my tv 38 for the 5th quarter post-game show. my tv 38 will have been a special edition of my tv football and the match-up between the eagles and notre dame at fenway park. well two hot teams went head-to-head. celtics with a three-game winning streak and the mavericks won four in a row and something had to give. celtics got off to a great start especially bradley scoring 12 points and lead by as many as 18 and the garden was rocking. 3rd quarter, another nice play by bradley. the emphatic slam and bradley despite that the mavericks got themselves back in and took a lead when darren williams knocks down the three from the corner and putting the mavs up 3. 16 seconds left, celtics down two and raymond misses both of the free throws and thomas. mavs get the steal and they hang on. 10 6-1 02 the final. the winning streak is snapped. that is sports for now. we will be right back. closed captioning by screen. world record. they want to cross a 25 stretch of water in vancouver. >> it is a hot tub boat. into a project. >> took 18 months to make and they are waiting for the right weather to sail into the guinness book of world records for hot tub distances. >> i would trade my house for that thing. >> it is pretty cool. >> ec will take another look weather. all right, so looking at a cool day. >> the high temperature about

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