these victims. >> elizabeth: governors from several states are saying this is too big of a risk and they want assurances from the federal government that residents will be safe. >> when we see the dangers that were caused by syrian reef gees in paris, it is -- refugees in paris, it is imperative that texas do everything we can to ensure that we don't have a syrian refugee sneak into texas who can pose a similar terroristic nature. >> governor baker is not interested in accepting syrian refugees into massachusetts. he wants more information on how the federal government is looking into their backgrounds. sharman sachetti is live at logan speaking to several top leaders today, sharman. >> the reporter: we know that president obama has committed to accepting some 10,000 at least refugees from syria here in saying no, not yet, not here in massachusetts and so we caught up here at the airport with members of hour congressional delegation to see if they were on board. governor charlie baker telling us, he's against opening up massachusetts borders to syrian refugees, at least for now. >> 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 reporter: governor baker is opposed to allowing them in, until he can get more information from the federal government about how exactly they're being vetted. >> for me, the most important thing is to make sure the people of the commonwealth are safe and security. >> he says he is opposed to them coming here. do you agree with that? >> i think it's important to have very tough vetting standards before we let people come in to the united states. >> senator ed markey, who leaves for paris in three weeks to attend a global climate change summit wouldn't say he's posed to refugees coming here, but did say he believed the background check process needs to be reviewed. >> after what has just happened in paris, we have to reexamine the vetting program. >> we caught up with congressman bill keating at logan airport. he sits on the homeland security committee and tells us before the u.s. accepts syrian refugees, questions need to be answered as to how european countries will tighten up travel. >> those people can come to the u.s. and present a threat. we do it routinely here. when someone has a reservation, it's cross-referenced against terrorist lists and other lists and security. they're not doing that in every country in europe. >> and tonight, congressman steven lynch told us he believes the governor's cautious approach is entirely appropriate, for the situation. we also talked to mayor marty walsh and he is saying, he does want to know some more information regarding the federal screening process, but is willing to work with the federal government on this issue. we did reach out to senator elizabeth warren's office and we're live here at logan airport, sharman sachetti, fox 25 news. >> mark: our coverage of the paris attacks continues in our next half-hour, how isis apparently used playstation 4 to facilitate the attacks and the one question everyone is asking on capitol hill about our safety here at home. we also have an entire page on our web sigh focused on the and scrolling overrule the news tab at the top of our home page. >> elizabeth: people in bidar-sielaff took advantage of a nice sunny november day along the harbor, but we are cooling down tonight. storm tracker chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz some areas will see freezing temperatures out there. >> kevin: i would say the majority of the areas. temperatures dropping right now into the 40's in many spots. 52 in boston. down to 43 fitchburg and 49 in southern new hampshire. these are your temperatures overnight, dropping into the 20's. now downtown, you may stay just above freezing and places southward out to cape cod and the islands above freezing, but immediate suburbs to newton and bedford, cambridge, probably down to freezing or just below the overnight hours. all of that because of the clear skies we have, there are some clouds to hour north, but those are not going to factor in to the equation, so a clear night thing in the morning. you're waking up to sunshine, a couple of clouds maybe on the cape and that's it. beautiful day tomorrow, how we'll rebound in the afternoon and not the end of the cold weather either. >> mark: i can bring news, investigators going building to building searching for explosives at harvard university and within the last 15 minutes, the last of four buildings shutdown by the threat have been reopened. >> elizabeth: it was a tense situation there on campus today though. fox 25's heather hegedus is live hat harvard where heavy armored vehicles were spotted. difference seen earlier today, all four buildings affected have now been reopened, that just within the last 15 minutes. university saying the buildings were "thoroughly searched and determined to be safe" and nothing to substantiate the threat was found. still, as you can imagine, these kinds of threats are always taken serious will you, but especially right now because of >> we need -- took us out and sort of brought us outside of the yard. >> the reporter: lacey is one of many students who was quickly rushed out of the iconic harvard yard today after a bomb threat campus buildings. the school's science center, sever and emmerson house which house clams classrooms and thayer all, a dorm. bomb sniffing dogs alongside federal authorities, spent hours buildings. >> there are protective officers that go in with the bomb sniffing dogs to do the search. >> spokes people tell us the threats have striking similarities to another bomb threat made on campus in december of 2013 in the midst of fall semester finals. the same four buildings were mentioned in that threat. it was later determined to be unfounded, hand the students who admitted to sending it was later charged. still, with the events in paris, both police and students admit, they're a bit more on guard. >> if paris had not happened, i would have brushed it off. >> police believe capitalizing on that fear might have been the motive here. i think there is what took place and the heightened concern that people have, that somebody took this as an opportunity to lodge a threat. again, i'm not dismissing the threat. >> the reporter: so police tell me the email address the threat came from was not a harvard email, they are still investigating who might be responsible, but i want to let you know that there was another bomb threat made here in cambridge as well, one target the cambridge public school system, police looked into that, they didn't find anything, hand those schools opened as normal. they don't think that that was connected to what happened here at harvard, because that threat was made on a blog. reporting live in cambridge tonight, heather hegedus, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: now, when we learned about the bomb scare at harvard, we cents an alert on our fox 25 news app. if you have don't have it, download it for free, an easy way to stay in the know when >> mark: classes resuming at fitchburg state after a bomb threat evacuated part of that campus. these images of scene from sky fox after the threat was reported at the mckid art academy. state and local police swept the building and say the situation was resolved. >> elizabeth: the f.b.i. and police are trying to track down the car and man seen in this surveillance image. investigators think that he stole a bunch of weapons from a worcester armory, including assault rifles. fox 25 news's christen mccarthy is live in worcester where the concern is from detectives here. >> the reporter: the threat, elizabeth, and worcester police tell us that they will be stepping up their patrols for the time of course, in certain key arias of the city. they say, this is just a precaution, but it's certainly a welcome one, because many people that we talked to in this area say they're concerned that these high caliber weapons are still unaccounted for. >> i'm especially concerned about. surrounded by barbed wire, this u.s. army reserve facility say the lincoln stoddard armory was the site of a break in saturday night. the crime has local, state around federal law enforcement investigating and the governor worried. >> i'm just concerned about the fact that some really high caliber weapons were stolen from a military facility in the first place. i mean, that's my primary concern. >> we learned the weapons are guns like these, six m4 assault rifles and 10m11.9-millimeter handguns. surveillance images obtained by fox 25 show an unknown male suspect 2e scene in a dark colored bmw with sport rims. a fire crew responded to signs of a break-in and signs of fire. official do not believe the burglary is terrorism related. >> i think people are really, really watchful now and it's a horrible thing, it can happen anywhere. >> but with friday's terror attacks in paris, some local citizens are concerned. >> very, very scary. it's very concerning. >> i just think it's dangerous. it's even more dangerous. we already got enough guns on the streets. >> the reporter: now, that suspect is described as a man with light skin, between 5'7" to 5'10" with a stocky build and again, that dark colored bmw, a hatchback, city officials asking if you have any information any tips, go ahead and call worcester police. we're live in worcester tonight, christine mccarthy, news fox 25. >> mark: patriots victory over the new york giants, came with a bad break. one of tom brady's favorite targets broke a bone in his foot. julian edelman had surgery on that newt today. >> it's a surgery that requires up to eight weeks of recovery. the patriots are hopeful that julian edelman can return for the post-season but it's going to be tight. the post-season is just nine weeks away. julian edelman suffered a fracture in the bone that leads to the smallest toe in his left foot, the fifth metatarsal as it's officially called. it required surgery, surgery took place today. typically up to eight weeks, the foot has to be in a cast for almost two months but the team is still hopeful that julian can contribute 24 this season. here's tom brady on callahan this morning. >> i was bummed to hear about julian because of how great a player he is and i feel just terrible for him. you know, it's just unfortunate to you know, lose such a critical player, you know, you've just got to try to figure out, you know, different ways to get it done. julian is going to work as hard as he can to get back as quickly as he can. that's how he always does thing. >> julian edelman has been so valuable as dion lewis was so valuable through the first seven and a half games before he got hurt last week. figure out a way to win. they've done it through the first nine games. buffalo is next, a week from tonight in foxborough. tom leyden, fox 25 news. >> mark: boston skyline might get two new 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napolitano. this was the tweet from revere high school senior caylee, responding to a tweet from her teacher about the low voter turnout for november's mayoral race. caylee says she meant her tweet as a political comment, not a racial comment. >> and like, didn't specify any specific race, like no one advise identified. >> but after other students complained, the student stepped in and the school's superintendent diane kelly says the district believes in freedom of speech but cannot support language. >> if you're going to stand up and say something that other people will find offensive or harmful, then you need to be prepared to deal with the ramifications of that. >> caylee's mother says her daughter, who is the high school's head cheerleader, is now banned from cheering for the rest of the season. >> because of other people's overreaction toward it, they felt she should be punished for that and i just didn't find that fair at all. >> kelly sales the school did not discipline caylee because of the tweet alone but because of student privacy, she couldn't comments on specifics. >> i would just say that not everything that we read is a the full story of what's happening. >> and what we do want to let you know that caylee's mother told us the school decided and she believes that the school decided to discipline her daughter because of the intense backlash. as for caylee, we asked, well, would she send the tweet again and she says she hasn't changed her opinion, but no, she would not send it again, because now she understands that once you send something out on social media, well, it's there forever, as for the school, they're now creating a group of teachers and students, to create a curriculum to raise awareness about cultural diversity. in revere, stephanie quinu, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: a warning tonight on the umass dartmouth campus after a series of indecent exposures. we now have this sketch of the suspect. campus police say he exposed himself to women four separate times in the last three weeks. the latest incident was just this morning. if you recognize this man, fill out a confidential form on the umass campus police web site. >> mark: purchases new hampshire police are looking into a school break in over the weekend. police say when parkside middle school was topped sunday night for basketball practice the principal found a busted window and serve lockers have been gone through. police aren't sure if anything was stolen, but say call them if you know anything >> kevin: temperatures cooling shifted to the north, so things are going to cool down overnight. 52 if boston. significance of that, it's a degree warmer than the actual normal high temperature for the day which was 61. going down into the 30's tonight by 6:00 a.m. out here in worcester, holding on to 50 at the airport. in the downtown area, it's in the up your 40's now. clear skies, dropping to 29 by 6:00 a.m., so we are falling fast tonight. lawrence is 49 degrees under clear skies. your temperature dropping down to 31 by 6:00 a.m. in the morning. plenty of 20's to the north and west of boston tonight. look at that, going down to 20 mate in worcester. 27 bedford. 26 nashua. beverly and brockton both hitting 29. stay above freezing in portions of the south shore, especially right at the water and cape cod and the islands where temperatures will stay above freezing, all of this happening under clear skies. back door cold front coming on through, bringing that chillier air to our area and the rebound tomorrow for high temperatures won't be even up to the average high temperature for the day. wake up to in the morning, sunshine throughout the day. futurecast, by 6:00 p.m., still sunny. fast forward to wednesday, that's too easy. clear tomorrow night again. wednesday morning, more sunshine. there are clouds behind me, right there, that are starting to circle around that high pressure, bringing us the nice weather. they'll make their way into western new england especially by wednesday afternoon and evening, but the rest of us still staying perfectly sunny and chili. a couple of very cold mornings coming up, but the afternoon high temperatures tomorrow are going to be below average. let go back to that. we'll come back to you, seven-day forecast. average high temperatures tomorrow in the 40's. 49 the. 46 in sciate. 46 to the west of boston in foxborough and farther down to the coast, 48, i'll cue that seven-day forecast with your weekend always in view, expecting temperatures to stay cold both tuesday and wednesday mornings, only in the 20's. now the change is going to come on thursday. you have a 70% chance for showers in here, coming in later in the day, in fact, here's what it will look like. through wednesday, the clouds start to move on in, wednesday night, a few clouds here. thursday, the clouds thicken up during the afternoon and here comes the front pushing toward us and it has yellow and orange in here, denoting there will be heavier rain coming at us too. i expect that to arrive during the afternoon thursday, 2:00 p.m., 3 p.m., i expect late afternoon, rain on in here for the evening drive that, will continue into the nighttime hours on thursday and start to move out on friday. in fact, i expect it to exit the area early on friday and keep us with some sunshine in the afternoon. cool off. temperatures by the weekend, 49 and 47 so a couple of weekend days that are going to be sunny and bright, but also quite cool, with those temperatures below average for both days. in fact, by the weekend, 49 is close to the average. but overall, the weekend is going to be below average temperature weekend. it's been a very warm november, have to figure in as we get closer to thanksgiving. we'll keep tracking the showers, the latest timeline informs coming in tonight and -- information coming in tonight. >> tonight, a teen is in the hospital after getting shot in the neck. what sources tell fox 25 about a dangerous encounter on the roads. >> elizabeth: two new buildings might be added to the boston skyline. where they would be built and >> elizabeth: state police are still working tonight to figure out ty conklin a woman was walking on 95 south in dedham when she was hit and killed by a car around 5:00 p.m. near exit 15b. police have not released the women's identity but say she is from roslindale. the driver of the car was also hurt but ok. a man is dead after being hit by a car in an overnight crash in ashland. it happened early this morning at the intersection of route 135 and indian spring road. sky fox over the scene earlier today. police have not released the identity of the victim, but they say he is in his late 40's or early 50's. the driver of that box truck that hit him did stay on the scene. so far, no charges have been filed. >> mark: 19-year-old man shot in revere is still in the hospital and sources tell fox 25 it was a road rage incident. revere police say two people shot 10 to 12 times at the man and his father on route 60 last night. officers did not say what may have led up to the shoot, but safe the suspect's car is a the rockport man who was shot is currently in stable condition at mass general. there have been no arrests. office is investigating the death of an infant. officials safe the 11-month-old boy was taken from his home friday on fowler river road in alexandria with unspecified injuries. the boy then died on sunday, and the union leader reports the case is being called suspicious. an autopsy is expected tomorrow, but officials aren't saying anything else about the investigation. >> elizabeth: a new hampshire woman is pushing for change to animal abuse laws. in september, a berlin man shot and killed his dog bruno after the dog bit his children. right now, bruno's death is considered a gray area under hampshire. well, a conway woman says that shooting should be considered a felony, and started a petition. she says the man had options other than killing the dog. a letter has been sent to the great play by ryan. >> governor baker is planning to discussion today. this is video from the hearing. the bill would restrict patients to a three day supply of they're he prescribed an opioid. exceptions would be made for certain chronic conditions. it also let's doctors involuntary commit patients to treatment centers if they think they are putting themselves or others in danger. well, that's a lot of pot. plainville police executed a search warrant on a walnut street home last week and found a large marijuana grow operation. police say they confiscated 97 pot plants, as well as several large plastic tubbs of dried marijuana. no arrests though were reported. >> elizabeth: we are getting a new look at the project that will change the boston describe line. check it out. these are the newest renderingings of the government center garage project that will replace a large portion of the existing garage and replace it with two modern skyscrapers. inside, retail space, apartments, condos, a hotel, business offices, lots of stuff in there, right? the remaining garage will have more than 1,000 parking spaces. we are following breaking news ahead at 6:30 p.m. what the ntsb couldn't find that has it ending its search for the el faro. the cargo ship that sank to the bottom of the ocean during hurricane joaquin with two massachusetts men hey board. >> plus, one building in boston where patrols are being beefed up following the paris attacks. but first. >> the reporter: a drat make t.t. carey moment at salem superior court in the murder trial of phillip chism. the jury sees for the first just one scoop of rich,creamy hood sour cream takes your monday dinner from mundane to masterpiece. it's easy to make every day delicious with all natural hood sour cream. for 160 years. >> elizabeth: today, the murder trial for the teenager accused of killing his high school teacher began with gruesome prosecutors say phillip chism raped and killed his teacher. teacher. teacher. >> >> phillip chism killed colleen ritzer and did unspeakable things to her body. >> mark: a startling moment phillip chism's own lawyer in her opening statement to the jury saying he did it. he killed and raped danvers high school teacher colleen ritzer two years ago and she tried to tell them why. >> why did a 14-year-old boy, well behaved, quiet, one month into high school, do these terrible things? the answer is he was severely mentally ill. prosecutors allege the murder of colleen ritzer was premeditated and brutal. that he followed his teacher into a high school bathroom where he raped her and cut her throat with this box cutter before burying her body beneath a pile of leaves behind the in her opening statement, prosecutor kate mcdougal described colleen's injuries. >> she had been cut and stabbed with the box cutter at least 16 times. major arteries in her neck were cut and the defendant cut so deep, he nicked vertebrae. >> phillip chism was found walking along route 1 in topsfield hours after the murder. the box cutter was found in his backpack inside colleen ritzer's purse. a police officers testified he asked him about bloodstain on the box cutter's blade. >> how did he respond? >> he said it's the girl's. >> the facts in 24 case not easy for this jury to hear and it's not going to get any easier tomorrow. colleen ritzer's mother peggy expected to be called to the stand. in salem, bob ward, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: other top stories right now at 6:30 p.m. updating breaking news. the all clear given at harvard university after a bomb scare there. this afternoon an email threat plead to the evacuation of the science center, eller son, sever the f.b.i. and joint terrorism task force was called in. no one was found and the all clear was given at 5:30 p.m. no arrests. 6m4 assault rifles and ten handguns were stolen from the u.s. army reserve armory in worcester. the f.b.i. as well as local law enforcement are investigating. tonight, fox 25 learned a male suspect was caught on surveillance video arriving at 6:00 p.m. saturday night to check out the building, and around 10:00 p.m. officials do not believe the burglary is terrorism related. breaking news now. the ntsb has ended its search for the data recorder of the finding it. that ship went missing on october 1 during hurricane joaquin and was found on october october 31 near crooked island bahamas. 33 crew members died. late today, the ntsb said that they are disappointed about not finding the data recorder, but still hope to determine the calls of the tragedy. >> mark: secretary of state john kerry has arrived in france, a show of american solidarity in the wake of friday's deadly terror attacks. as the manhunt continues for the surviving terrorists, leading to the 129 deaths, secretary kerry addressed the resolve to counterextreme violence in europe and france, calling it a war between civilization and barber. >> they raped, pillaged, call it the will of god. they are in fact psychopathic monsters and there is nothing, nothing, civilized about them. >> state department says kerry will meet and thank u.s. embassy staffers and hold talks with french officials. congress tried to tackle the question weighing on a loot of people's minds. could isis pull off an attack like in paris in the united >> elizabeth: the renewed debate about how to fight isis. >> bless the people of france. >> the reporter: congress returns from a week long recess to a problem it's been debating for months. how to prevent an isis attack on u.s. soil. >> you know, you can't stop it all. we've arrested over 70 isis followers in the united states over the last year. >> heritage foundation security expert niles gardener warns the risk of an attack here is it real. >> it's a lot harder to strike in the united states and that doesn't mean that isis isn't trying to attack here. there's a very real danger, no room for complacency. >> president obama fired back at critics who say he's not doing enough to fight high cies. have opinions about what they think they would do, present a specific plan. >> it was back in july we reported on a warning to congress from f.b.i. director james comby that isis is communicating with potential recruits through snapchat and g chat that authorities can't crack. >> our job is to look at a haystack the size of this country for needles that are increasingly invisible to us. >> attorney general loretta lynch acknowledged the challenge of the dark space communication brings. >> we're in discussions with industry looking for ways in which they can lawfully provide us information, while still preserving privacy. >> house speaker paul ryan's office confirms to me tonight that it has asked the white house to provide a classified briefing to the entire congress on the latest developments with the paris attacks and with isis. reporting in washington, justin gray, fox 25 news. >> mark: a memorial outside the french consulate in boston continues to grow in the wake of the attacks. this waldorf-astoria the scene on st. james place. momentos, signs, flowers and other items have been left at the consulate in support of paris. we have spoke to one woman who says she fears much will change after the attacks. >> the world is never going to be the same after this. you know. we all thought that about 9-11, i think this is a real sea change of what the world is going to look like in the future. >> there is also a condolence book that people can sign inside the french consulate. >> elizabeth: police patrols have also stepped up at the french cultural center in boston. the center has a concert planned for thursday. the president there tells us the show will take on new meaning now. >> we've been asked whether we were going to cancel it or keep, and our answer was, we're keeping it because to us, celebrating life, art, music, it's the perfect message to send right now. >> elizabeth: french cultural center also telling us, it has been touched by the outreach of support from the city since those attacks. >> mark: an update on the son of a martha's vineyard man, shot during the attacks. a man's 34-year-old son arnow is unable to speak. he was shot in the chest when gunmen stormed the concert hall. he is expected to slowly return to full consciousness as sedatives set in. arnow's father spoke about the difficulty of finding his son after the attack. >> we basically had to call every hospital in paris. it was chaos and they were taking people to lots of different places, and nobody knew where he was. >> >> mark: arnow is a paris resident, but did spend part of his childhood lexington. >> elizabeth: we are hearing the terrifying account of a woman who survived the paris attacks by pretending to be dead. 22-year-old isabella posted this facebook. she survived the shootings by playing dead for more than an hour. a stranger used his body to shield her head during the shootings. she writes that everyone needs to move forward by focusing on the heroic actions of strangers. our coverage of the paris attacks continues on our web site. we have an entire page dedicated to the victims, the section, the manhunt for the mastermind. you have to head to myfoxboston.com and scroll over the news tab at the top of our home page. >> now to a life look at the zakim bridge in boston. traffic moving, well, right along as you look at it there no doubt, drivers will have to turn the heat on come tomorrow morning though. storm tracker weather chief meteorologist kevin lemanowicz, we're in for quite a cooldown. >> the reporter: and the defroster. it's going to be chilly to start the morning. this evening, it's nice out there. it's cool but typical for this time of year. 52 boston. lawrence, 49. winds have shifted to the north hand they're starting to blow harder in some places but only 8 miles per hour out there from the north-northwest in lawrence, going down to 31, even a few degrees colder in spots, in and around lawrence. so cold temperatures, plymouth, you're down to 50 and falling through the 40's under clear skies. 6:00 a.m. in the morning, sunshine, 35 degrees. even on the south shore, it's going to cool down. low temperatures tonight, a lot of 20's. to the south of boston, brockton 29. may stay in the 30's right in plymouth at the coastline, but you go just away from the shoreline by a mile, you're going to drop down to freezing or below overnight. current wind speeds, some of them are picking up a bit. 17 miles per hour province town. beverly at 10, but the bottom line, it's all shifted to the north and blowing in the colder air under these clear skies. the good news is you're going to be having sunshine through the tomorrow. don't expect it to warm up too much. i'll have those temperatures for you and another cold night tomorrow night. >> a new standardized test the public. the state education commissioner proposed a new test that would combine two tests. the public is getting a look at a meeting tonight at maldin high school. the board of education will vote on the new testing on tuesday and if approved the new test would take effect in 2017. >> mark: controversial web site was denied a restraining order against new york's attorney general, but this fight is far from over. the request from draft kings coming days after the ag sent a cease and desist letter to the company last week. it claimed that sites like draft kings and fanduel violate the state's gambling laws. the company telling fox 25 tonight the court has granted their request for an emergency hearing next wednesday. they also say because there will be an emergency hearing next week, the court determined that no temporary restraining order was necessary. we are confident in our legal position and look forward to our day in court next week as a result, we intend to continue operating in new york. pats fans sky high after yesterday's win over the giants, but perhaps none quite like these folks. jubilation. at 37,000 feet. that was the scene on board a jetblue flight from orlando to boston last night, passengers cheering with the game winning kick through the uprights. >> elizabeth: one person was watching the notebook. that was a giants fan i think. that is so -- it would be so cool to have a party in the air like that, where everybody is, you know, rooting for the team. >> mark: can you imagine at times, it was nail biting and no one was saying a word and all of >> you remember all those people you were with that day, right. >> elizabeth: yeah. >> mark: today, changes at logan airport. >> elizabeth: next at 6:00 p.m., what's in store for travelers and how a former patriots player helped make it happen. >> mark: fox 25 looks at how isis might have used video games which means a house full of people -- so it's the perfect it has the fastest internet with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 for 79.99 a month online for your first year. we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. >> elizabeth: tonight, there are reports that isis actually used video games to help organize and execute the terror attacks in paris. >> mark: fox 25's crystal haynes apparently linked the terrorists together. >> the reporter: the terror felt in the city of lights could be right here in your living room. investigators say they believe the people who carried out friday's deadly attacks in paris may have used sony playstation 4 video came consoles to coordinate the operation. >> how is gaming being utesed by isis to -- used by isis to recruits? >> can you go into a cat room in a play space and be talking to people around the globe, just an open mic conversation and have a conversation that's not going to be known by authorities beforehand. it will be tough to get judicial approve ahead of time to be in a cat room that other people have access and aright to privacy. >> according to forbes magazine, belgium authorities recovered at least one playstation 4 console amongst the evidence from people they suspect were involved in the terror attacks. belgium's federal home affairs minister told international news outlets, tracking communications on consoles is even more difficult than other social media platforms, like the cellphone instant message, what's app. dan linski tells me, law enforcement is miles behind the terrorists when it comes to technology. >> we're always a day late and a dollar behind. when the technology develops and we try to adapt to how do we respond to that. >> the reporter: linski also tells me often working with the owners of the companies that make this technology is a challenge. >> when legitimate law enforcement requests a made for document, orders monitoring of these accounts, in some cases, they're compromising investigations. >> reporting in boston, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: we learned a threat at cape cod community college earlier today was a hoax. state police bomb squad finished a full sweep of campus and gave the all clear. the threat cancelled morning classes on the west barnstable campus, but they resumed in afternoon classes. police are now investigating that hoax. >> mark: there's a new system guiding flights into logan and it's causing turbulence for people living near the airport. the new g.p.s. system narrows the flight path for planes landing at logan, so depending on which runways they're using, hundreds much planes will fly over the staple neighborhood all day long. >> i would like to think there's smart people working at the government to figure out a way to not affect the staple people every day all yearlong. >> mark: milton is just one of the towns affected by the roaring sound of jet engines. tonight at 10:00 p.m., we talked with state tanned federal lawmakers working with the f.a.a. on a solution that may result in spreading out the approach to the airport more evenly. >> elizabeth: the jetblue terminal at logan airport has new upgrades, including interactive kiosks and new flight information diana places. jermaine wiggins hanging the team's super bowl banner over the terminal at the ribbon cutting ceremony. the entire project is expected to finish up next year. >> the reporter: don't often start with an almanac page, but this is pretty stark. 61 degrees today, 10 degrees above the average and still, 15 degrees lower than the record for the date. that's incredible. when you start out at 48 in the morning and your normal high temperature is 51, you know etc. going to be a mild november day. it is clear out there this satellite-radar shows no clouds over us, there are a few to our north that are trying to sink southward, but if you get a cloud in the sky tonight, you probably wouldn't even see it. no chance of any showers heading our way, so let's call it clear all night long. 42 in shrewsbury. jim sent that report. thanks for that report jim. boston, in the 40's this evening for your dinner plans, going down to 36 first thing in the morning, down to freezing in the nearby suburbs, close by is watertown, for instance, into newton, temperatures at or below freezing tonight. going down into its 20's, right around 1:28 a.m. hyannis on cape cod, that's where you can get a couple of clouds drifting on in, but the temperatures will stay in the 30's to near 40-degree on much of cape cod and the islands. colder spots will get colder than that and get close to freezing overnight. the growing season is done everywhere in new england, that's not pan issue even if there is frost on the ground and will likely will be. wall you'll wake up to sunshine, as chilly as it will be, it will be a sunny start to the day. take you through lunchtime and futurecast takes flu to the afternoon and evening. sunny skies until sunset. hardly any if any clouds in the sky all over new england. beautiful day on the cool side. fast forward to wednesday, by sunrise and just after wednesday morning, you're still in full sunshine after another clear night, leading to a cold morning wednesday again in the 20's most locations, away from the shoreline especially. to the west, clouds start to work into western new england, during wednesday afternoon, and into the evening hours. we'll still be clear in much of new england right into the evening and by thursday, we'll start to see the clouds increase. let's talk about the high temperatures tomorrow. hull 40 certainly. sandwich 47. hyannis 47. 49 in bridgewater. cold temperatures, maybe a few towns touch 50 degrees, most staying below 50. 49 hudon new hampshire and 49 at fenway park tomorrow afternoon for a high temperature. again, right at the coastline, in downtown boston, may touch 50 degrees, but the back bay and fenway area staying in the upper 40's. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon to the north here, in middlesex county and southern new hampshire also staying in the counties. haverhill to amesbury, 49 degrees tomorrow afternoon. so a chilly dave to be sure, but the seven day forcats shows those cold temperatures next couple of mornings in the 20's. by thursday, a 70% chance for our next chance for rain, i'm expecting a front to push toward us on thursday. there's been indication it will be really slow and produce a lot of heavy rain here. heavy downpours along this front, but the latest indications are 24 will come through as a front but should get out of here for friday and into next weekend. you'll see that in the seven day forecast, that by the weekend, the colder air will have arrived and temperatures generally in the 40's for both saturday and sunday, despite a return to sunshine at least the rain will come before the weekend gets here. >> >> crushing blow to the patriots offense and while the pats have to move unwalled julian edelman it could be worse. denver dealing with the loss of what's wrong with peyton as an everyday business person, and not colonel sanders, why sometimes i'm just too busy to cook dinner. so, i just pick up kfc's twenty dollar family fill up with eight pieces of delicious, original recipe chicken. >> mix bag monday for the patriots fan. they're clear high after the sunday's win against the giants, but dampened by the injury to julian edelman, a broken toe and now he has to work his way i back from surgery, a surgery that typically takes about eight weeks to recover. a broken bone in the fifth metatarsal of his left foot. we have heard from julian within the last 15 minutes, cents out a tweet, he says tough times don't last. tough people do. forge ahead. >> we have to keep on moving. next man up, and keep things rolling, you know, somebody else will step up and make the necessary plays, that's -- that julian would make. it's tough to see him going down, because he's a vital parts of our offense and he's a big-time playmaker, so it's going to hurt us, but we have to continue to move on and stay strong. >> mark: who is going to fill the void? here's your list of likely candidates. danny amendola, brandon la feld back on track. keyshawn martin has been nursing an injury and don't forget gronk, he's pretty good and chandler at tight end. broncos without peyton manning for at least next week. he was pulled from yesterday's game against kansas city after throwing four interceptions. he has a partial tear of his plantar fascia, that's a painful injury to fight through. so brock os wilier will get the wall against chicago. manning officially day-to-day. it is a big week for the boston college football team and a season that has otherwise been pretty forgettable. the eagles of heavy underdogs under notre dame, but a lot of emotions comes to games like it one. saturday's game home game for fighting irish, despite they'll be playing at fenway park. the unique setup poses challenges to both teams, but whether they play this in chestnut hill, south bend, or a parking lot, notre dame is a better team, but stranger things have lapped and steve adazio -- >> we're going to run pass games and historical games through the rocker room and the we're going to have past players and past coaches address the team, talk about those years and really just to educate our young players who really have no idea of some of the great passionate revalue games that have occurred. >> there have been good ones. one more game on the nfl schedule, the bengals have join at houston, but unlikely we'll see a celebration like we did in seattle from drew stanton. arizona scores a touchdown, that's the dance of the year if you have ask me and trust me, he is hearing about it from all corners of the country today. i know drew pretty well from his days at michigan state and with detroit lions before he bebopped all over the league. i don't think he's ever gotten as much attention for anything he's done on the field as he got for that and well deserved. those are some good moves. >> elizabeth: that's almost as impressive as the orlando to boston flight where they were all cheering. >> >> kevin: coach bell -- belicheck did that same dance. here's the seven-day forecast. brings in some cold air tonight and into wednesday. so temperature tomorrow 50 there for boston, but most of you will be in the 40's for highs tomorrow afternoon. cold mornings coming up. rain by thursday into friday. i'll have the latest timeline and whether to expect that rain >> mark: and 11. it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. mornings. wonderful, crazy mornings. we figure you probably don't have time to wait on hold. that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... 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