actually see a little warm up. let s get the thanksgiving forecast from chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: already beginning to warm up. it s cold down in the valleys where many of us reside. coastline. last night at this hour route around 10, the night prior down near zero. the warm air is overriding the cool stuff right at the low levels and producing a low cloud deck beginning to stretch in over the monadnock region over western and central parts of massachusetts. it s moving northeastward so tomorrow many will wake up to low clouds and a couple of sprinkles. we cannot rule that out for thanksgiving morning. when the afternoon a little brighter and milder. what about the warmer temperatures on friday? we will look at that straight ahead. tom: across the country people flying to their thanksgiving destination are encountering increased security. on monday, the state department issued a worldwide travel alert, but president obama said today there s no specific, credi
erin: good morning, new hampshire. happy thanksgiving. thanks for waking up with us. i m erin fehlau. it looks like we are in for some great weather out there for today s holiday. there is really no snow in the forecast, is there? kevin: it is a completely different forecast than last year. more than half the people up probably have a turkey in the oven. we are starting with a partly cloudy sky that has kept temperatures up a bit. this is part of a warming trend that lasts through tomorrow, where temperatures will be up into the 50 s engineer 60 and near 60. high temperatures today anywhere from 46 to 54 with a breeze out of the south. we will have much more on the forecast coming up. erin: firefighters are on the scene right now of a two alarm fire in dover. crews were called to an apartment building at 29 new york street. there is no word as to what caused that fire. we are not aware of any injuries. we are told that several animals were taken out of that building and
a look of what else we are dropping. 82 year low. currencies, what we have seen is a move towards the safe haven. yen strengthening against the dollar. the swiss franc is strengthening against the dollar. what we have seen as the euro becomes a safe haven. the correlation between the euro yen act of the highest since 2007. that is the currency. i cannot get back to you until i have a look at oil. i want to look at wti first. a three day bull rally up and three days. the biggest three-day gain in 25 years coming off of the now a little bit. same-store for brent crude. last week, we saw brent drop below $45 a barrel for the first time since 2009. it is now $54 a barrel. back to you. jonathan:. early rules. the ftse 100, the city getting back to work. is down by over one percentage point. big moves and asia. not in japan and not in china but japan. reporter: i wish i had better news but a down day across of the region. what looks to be a volatile september. disappointing dat
asia flight 8501. it is 7:00 in the morning in paris where the search for two terror suspects, those two brothers has led police to northern france. investigators say they may have spotted cherif and said kouachi on foot in a wooded area. police say they think they fled there after robbing a nearby gas station thursday morning. we re also finding out new information about their background. authorities say said kouachi traled to yemen back in 2011 where he got weapons training from the al qaeda affiliate there. one of the brothers spent time in syria. and the magazine that came under attack wednesday will be publishing a new issue next week. proceeds will be going to the families of the 12 people killed. we want to go now to our isa isa soares live there from paris. she s following the latest developments on the manhunt. it does appear that police do seem to be closing in on these suspects. yeah. good morning, zain and errol. police have indeed like you said descended
we begin in northern france where the search is intensifying now for the two brothers suspected in the paris terror attack. police are focusing on a wooded area where a police helicopter crew believes they caught glimpses of the suspects as they were fleeing. 80,000 police are taking part in this search across the nation. meantime in paris, the lights went completely out, blacked out completely on the eiffel tower in solidarity in remembrance of the victims of wednesday s massacre. of course, 12 people were killed and 11 wounded in the attack on the officers of charlie hebdo magazine. we turn now to our correspondent following developments in the search live from paris. it s just past 8:00 in the morning there. tell us how the weather is there and certainly the mood on this depressing week for the country. reporter: good morning. just looking at the eiffel tower pictures people are remembering them. against that there is this backdrop three days in, a massive manhunt