julie, back over to you for check on roads. >> julie: let's look at where still seeing the heaviest volume and remains on 128 through lexington and into somerville and expressway hard to get relief there as you can see very slow going as you work your way past morrissey boulevard right now, you're just crawling along northbound and here are live drive times 23 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel and 29 minutes on the expressway have the braintree split to the pike and 43 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. >> daniel: breaking news of france the world is at war with isis, common fall of anti-raid near paris. overnight there were explosions and gunshots as police and french soldiers seven suspected terrorists, two others were killed and operation took place over more than seven hours in suburb north of paris and deadly took was inside apartment building in the neighborhood and so far official have not confirmed who was captured or killed in the raid. president obama was briefed on the events in paris today examine he is at summit in the ph

this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: good morning, it is 9:00 on tuesday, november 10th , i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. weather about to take a turn and rain is coming down and won't let up any time soon at least that's what we can expect for the forecast for tomorrow. fox25 storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear has a look at the start of what will be a nor'easter. >> shiri: see it being borne right here rain spreading from the west as well now reaching long island, still got a little while to go before it reaches us here but likely just after the evening commute tonight we are going to see that steadier heavier rain press in, let me tell you tomorrow's morning 51 right now in boston, 52 in plymouth but 42 in bedford and just 39 trees in nashua, new hampshire. nashua, keene, not quite as thick as they are in boston and points southward. future cast as we go i know noon time looking dry in future cast but want to mince we have a chance for shore or two over the cape and islands and southcoast say down to new bedford and during the afternoon very same spot

this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: good morning, happy thanksgiving eve, november 25th, i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. clear ask cold for drive to work and if you're leaving early for thanksgiving. fox25 storm tracker shiri spear has look when the freezing temps will warm up and i think very soon. and check it out worcester at 35 freezing now in fitchburg at 32 but this is a vast improvement from this morning and 30 in bedford, 31 in portsmouth, new hampshire and about 34 in plymouth. within the next hour though spots that are still freezing will likely climb above that 32-degree mark and by lunchtime today low mid-40s will rule and so will the sunshine and not going to budge today, probably count the clouds just couple more further north you go and end up being nice and bright and wear the coat all day long . looking for the 50s, looking for the 60s, i do have a warm-up that i can almost touch it so close. i will give you the details when that rolls in. time traffic. julie, so far so good, love it. >> julie: 9:01 and volume looks bright and thought we might be a

julie, back over to you for check on roads. >> julie: as you can see 128 southbound gets a little bit sluggish in the needham area but otherwise you're moving along fine through dedham as you approach needham. as you can see a little slow on 93 south through medford, zakim bridge heavy volume and here are live drive times, 25 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin and 49 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector and 51 minutes on 128 south from tolls. >> daniel: coming up on 9:02, new at 9:00, haz-mat situation south end. boston fire confirming to us that crews were called in to check substance brought into the avenue. sky fox over the scene as you could see here around 5:00 this morning police arrested a suspect trying to break into a car. when they brought him into the station had substance on him, tests determined chemicals were used to make meth. the scene is all clear now. >> julie: there's breaking news in france, suspected mastermind of the terror attacks in paris is dead. french prosecutors confirmed the news within the last 90 minutes. they say abdelhamid abaao

this is the fox25 morning news. >> julie: good morning, everyone, friday, november 20th, 9:00, i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: we have a breaking situation missing toddler in hamilton. weather and sunshine poking out and western massachusetts and southern new hampshire and it continues to expand so at noon time going through mostly sunny forecast in boston caught in cloud cover over the southeast and shed that during the afternoon and afternoon temperature start it had slide and move on home, get ready to get that weekend started and temperaturewise this afternoon 50 to 58 , here comes the sun, yes, and also got the cooling conditions that i'm going to time out for you and show you what kind of impact it will have on weekend weather next. julie, back to you for check on roads. >> julie: watching trouble spots and expressway still heavy volume from furnace brook parkway up to columbia road. 93 south sluggish from medford as you approach somerville. live look at zakim bridge earlier stalled car off on the right-hand side. has been cleared. here are live drive times, 15 minutes on route 1 fro

. >> julie: good wednesday morning, it is now 9:00 on november 4th, i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. we appreciate your company. another sunny fall day out there and storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear, you're talking record temperatures. >> shiri: talking record heat for today and well above average though not record setting. 57 now in boston, how about many 60s, check this out vineyard, hyannis, nantucket, all at 60 and if you want to wear the short sleeves to start your day, go for it, 53 in fitchburg and nashua, new hampshire, still 40s in orange and in keene but we are seeing massive jumps in the temperature right now. in fact, by noon time today it is going to even out, a lot of lower 60s. this is when short sleeves are in order in most towns and cities and then temperatures get coast but inland they continue to rise and 60 and 66 to range of highs today, another bright and warm day, so weatherwise no concerns on the road this morning, but i think your drive times will be different story. let's get you back over to julie for check on you're live drive

back to you, julie and daniel. >> daniel: nine minutes until the top of the hour. manchester community trying to help four beloved bear cubs after hunter killed the mother and community dubbed the group the jackson five, local biologist taken cubs under his wing and take care of them throughout the winter. go fund me page has been set up to help raise money for the cub's care. >>> daniel: target is under fire for christmas sweater they we will have that coming up. >> julie: back now to mission renovation update. around town host michelle las cano is live at the home of the winners. michelle? >> daniel: >> michelle: locking at beautiful ford escape and here with vincent talia and -- your name again? >> vincent talia. >> michelle: and mark ragowsky. >> you had it out. >> michelle: ford motor company helping out veterans. >> big supporter was henry ford and information regarding their participation and a lot of the veterans -- a lot of the charitable s. 32-mile per gallon and great vehicle for the lang family. >> michelle: they were excited and this is a popular brand

back over to you, julie, for a check on the roads. >> julie: things still slow in many of the usual spots. we will start with look at map, 93 south sluggish from woburn into medford and somerville as well as 128 southbound through lexington. pike is still giving us heavy through brighton. be careful of the solar glare gotten few tweets from viewers saying it is brutal out there. drive time 44 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave and weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel set you back 27 minutes and 35 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit for the pike. >> daniel: 9:02 right now. breaking news this morning in paxton, flames consume an animal shelter killing dozens of cats and dogs that were inside to the sweetpea friends of rutland animals around 10:45 last night. fire chief says the building was completely engulfed by the time they arrived and worried all the animals inside were killed. crew getting video of workers actually climbing into kennels to comfort surviving pets there you can see. out of the nearly 50 cats and dogs who lived there only four survived

i'm gene lavanchy in for daniel miller. >> julie: good morning, everyone, i'm julie grauert. >> shiri: moteior shower and means it is going to be pretty chilly if you're out there and i have clouds moving toward outer cape and these are clouds been warning you about, ocean effect cloud cover and cape and islands and parts of the south shore could end up being impacted and overall we will see a lot more what we have now and chilly weather and some really bright conditions so worcester at 35 , 33 in boylston, 39 now in chelmsford and still at 30 in ringe, new hampshire and 29 , so it has been kind of slow warm-up, 37 now in natick and 36 in lexington and reading, lynn to 39, same in boston and in hull, 39 in brockton and then we get into the 40s from the south shore and hanover down to duxbury now in the cape sandwich at 44, yarmouth at 46 so day planner goes with about 39 right now. we are taking boston's temperature, just remember we have a couple of 20s fall in at noon time today with sunshine in place, sunshine through the afternoon and partly cloudy conditions for only the cape, 46

. >> julie: good tuesday morning, 9:00 on november 3rd, i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. warming things up out there and >> shiri: 52 in bedford, as promised the low 50s now blossoming now that it is 9:00 a.m., 52 in beverly and plymouth, 54 in worcester and if that's not warm enough wait until you see the warm-up lunch time today that takes us middle 60s, bedford at 65, 64 beverly and lawrence and lunchtime today and 66 in norwood and it is going to be bright skies and sunshine all day long. we do start to go down by a couple degrees by the time you hop in the car to head home from work later today, so 64 to 72 range of highs, mostly sunny and mild and gust from time to time and take look at that and going to give you specifics on both your morning drive if you got anywhere to go this morning and minutes. back over to you, julie for check on the road. >> julie: 93 south there's a stalled car adamant value avenue and 128 southbound as you make your way down to the pike. a little bit includingish right now through brighton as you can see the volume remains heavy and stead

: it is monday morning, i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. good morning. >> shiri: tomorrow and sunshine out there, 50 in boston, 47 in beverly, 49 in plymouth, we got middle 40s now in worcester and still hanging helped in spots like keene and orange and giant range in temperature and even when we 50s by lunchtime today at noon high temperatures come very close to the 60s this afternoon but we start losing a lot of heat by the time you head home from work later today it is back to the middle 50s. coming down from high 56 to 62 after a chilly start we got sunshine and we got seasonable conditions this afternoon and you heard me mention rain, i will give you timeline when you need to be prepared for incoming showers here for much of the upcoming week coming up and over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic and julie, start with commuter rail? >> julie: yes, issues and signals on amtrak and providence, stoughton line this is one example of current conditions and these are delays, cancellations affecting just this line and delays on the

this is fox25 morning news. >> julie: big thursday morning, everyone, it is 9:01, i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. beautiful day, fog out, sun is in, shiri spear. >> shiri: looks great out there now, feels really great as well, i have a feeling a lot of jackets coming off in boston this hour, welcome to the 60s, 63 there, coin fitchburg, 56 in nashua and lawrence and even there warming up and got all 60s southeastern massachusetts and a little more cloud cover there and that's a trend that will continue as we roll through the thursday. so partly cloudy at noon time, this is likely one of the brighter times of the day, especially the further north you go, northeastern mass, northern mass, southern new hampshire looking nice and bright and temps will be in the upper 60s we do get back to the 70s today. so highs anywhere 68 to 74 and increasing clouds as we move through the afternoon, shower chances stay very low today but will go up tomorrow. i will take a closer look at any errands you may be running in the next couple of hours, show you exactly what to expect on the r

. >> julie: i'm julie grauert. >> daniel: i'm daniel miller. ride home won't be much better. shiri spear has the look at the cold streak that just won't go away and gained yet another 2 in the last hour and plymouth norwood and worcester only 27 nashua 29 and 36 now in chatham and have sunshine, so at least sunshine going to boost us into the lower 40s at lunchtime today and noon comes along, still looking good, couple scattered clouds move through, especially through southern new hampshire, central mass during the afternoon and this is your drive home and check it out, we are back into the 30s, so the 40s are pretty short lived today, so highs likely peak between 40 and 45 , after the freezing morning sun and afternoon scattered clouds good and bad news about the forecast having to do with the skies and temperatures coming up just a few now julie grauert back with a check of the roads. >> julie: right now reasonable and bad news it is going to get a lot worse with thanksgiving travelers. 93 south still heavy from woburn into medford, pike moving along fine and new accident i

>> jessica: they are, julie. take a look over here, you can see this is the wall that was defaced here, has usa written five times on the outside of the mosque and past 15 minutes we heard back from the center for american islamic relations and spokesperson says they are calling for hate crime investigation and also say they worked with law enforcement here in 2013 when the mask was targeted with similar graffiti. take a look, this is new video we shot 30 minutes ago and member of mosque called police early sunday morning after finding graffiti outside. you can see usa was spray painted multiple times and remains of several smashed eggs also found outside. police are describing the suspect as two white men, one of them short with a thin build wearing a white mask. other a bit taller wearing a cloth over the face and they were here in the area for about 20 minutes before taking off in a white crown vic toria. now, police are continuing to investigate this morning and anyone with any information at all should call

julie: welcome to turtle feeding. alex: marine biologist julie maury educates visitors to the center and its efforts to save green turtles. julie: this is annalee who's shooting the crew in the water, and the one who's giving food is samana. here we have, uh, actually 23 turtles, but it can change on any day. cops can call me and i go and get some. and we have lots of other marine life, like a sea cucumber, uh, we let people touch, and other life. so here we have only green sea turtles. but in the lagoon, you can find the hawksbill turtle the green one. and in the deep ocean you can find the leatherback. the leatherback is the biggest sea turtle in the world, and the green one is the second-biggest. all the turtle we have here, they come from the wild. they are with us because they were either sick, injured, or or taken illegally by people on the island. so our job is to make them well, and when they will be healthy enough, we gonna release them. so how do we know that they are healthy enough is that they're fat, they

: daughter of kate middle and prince, she was last seen in july and duchess took the picks. >> julie: new member of the kennedy family. in statement the family says healthy. the couple also has two daughters and son. they now live in new jersey. it is the son of ted kennedy, late senator of massachusetts. >> shiri: i say this is going to be the cold of the afternoon of the season and every week it gets a little colder. >> julie: >> daniel: scared by the flurries. >> shiri: here is thing, partly to mostly cloudy this afternoon and there will be cloud cover around and what we are going to see are flurries diminish as we get into the afternoon hours and flurries we have out there now, they are in the sticking very much and something you will see, not something you will deal with and rain moving in tomorrow, takes over during the afternoon, continues for most of the day on and off wednesday, wraps up thursday, we have a spectacular weekend on the way. best days of the week. head warm. >> shiri: i will get you in our house, imagination runs wild. but at my table, i keep the food real. made

i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox25 news. >> julie: obama administration says u.s. taking possibility used metro bomb to blow up the plane. >> procedures we have here in the united states are different existed for inbound flights there and we are going to spend a lot of time just making sure that our own investigators and community figures out exactly what's going on before we make any definitive announcements. >> julie: no u.s. air lines fly to to the airport in egypt. >>> julie: british government says some flights should resume today but with additional security checks it could take up to ten days before all the travelers are able to return home. >> daniel: breaking news out of anaheim, california as firefighters battle a massive apartment fire and see flames engulfing the apartment building these are live pictures from the scene. you can see how intense those flames are. two buildings are on fire right now and do not have any information and streets have been blocked off for crews to get to the fire and anaheim california where crews battling massive apartment f

julie: wrong. we can wear a head scarf here. >> scandinavia is just as unsuccessful in integrating their muslim communities. julie: these kid are able to go to public schools and express their faith. they are not allowed to do that in france. andrea: i think it's a huge mistake to blame the french when we have clearly a religion that has been radicalized. the house passing a bill on syrian refugees with president obama threatening to veto it. is he misreading the mood of the public. hillary clinton taking a more hawkish position on isis. the fallout over her refusal to use the word "radical islam." with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax constipated? use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable reli

julie, do you like that? >> julie: ooh. >> daniel: this rare blue diamond was sold yesterday at more than $48 million at an naungs switzerland. the 12 carat stone is known as the blue moon because the largest blue diamond. the same collector spent $28 million on a pink diamond. i think we showed that to you the other day. both are for his 7-year-old daughter julie didn't get that when i was 7. >>> amazing video of a skier surviving terrifying fall. that tiny speck in the middle of the screen was professional skier ian mcintosh plowing down a mountain in april. he was filming a movie at the time. he hate trench while making a turn and started falling. he deployed an avalanche air bag to protect his body. incredibly, he suffered only some minor injuries. >>> well, still ahead this morning, a new concern on the streets of boston. young people taking risky rides in traffic. we talked to neighbors -- we take neighbors' concerns right to the mayor. how he says police will get >>> a pop warner team honor >>> now at

julie: fire them all. the problem is hen't have the personality -- he just doesn't have the personality for it. his brother was charismatic and outgoing and a hell raiser and it worked. he was the smart bush but he don't have the personality for it. >> dr. carson, even softer, gentler, kinder. julie: but he's being true to himself. i don't know how many candidates i work with. if you are not true to yourself, people know. the camera doesn't lie. he's trying to reinvent himself. you can't reinvent yourself. carson doesn't have a political past. not one he inherited or one he ran for. bush had two terms. he was a governor. he has been through this. he ought to be a well-oiled machine. >> don't find it's interesting nobody is talking about his political past. harris: they are talking about the a millial past. andrea: sandra mentions his past all the time. harris: he's polling fourth in his own home state in some mols. he's spending a lot of time in florida it's a critical time to be in iowa and new hampshire

julie: i know you.nice thing about this, you actually have students, faculty getting together, trying to effectuate change. harris: that is a really good point. julie: no throwing of firebombs. no racist name-calling. getting together. >> this will show people if you make a stand for something, if it is true, then there will be a consequence for the actions that are wrong. if you do the right thing. but you can not get the right response when you do it with violence or, you know, with shouting things like kill cops. that is not going to work. andrea: harris, should they have allowed the president to stay, apologize and rectify the wrongdoing? harris: there are a lot of questions how the whole thing was handled. the chancellor spoke about it, they acknowledged there were some racism challenges on campus. my goodness they would have to be not to see them with some of the things reported. should the president have been allowed to stay is a big question. scratch my head, what will happen going forward? what

julie grauert with live drive julie grauert with live drive-time traffic. julie, how is it looking with people are heading out right now. >> julie: a time to head out because things are so light. the longfellow bridge and storrow drive closed for overnight work. they will be reopen at 5 a.m. route 1 93 south moving along pike through framingham. and wide open in brighton. 14 minutes on the pike from the weston tolls to the ted williams tunnel. 9 minutes on the expressway pike. 23 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. >>> breaking news right now. explosions and gunfire overnight on the streets of paris. >> this as police close in on the suspected mastermind of friday's terror attacks. this was the scene early this morning in san danine, a northern suburb of paris. at least five people have been arrested. two suspected terrorists are dead. dead. police officers have also been hurt. one suspect remains barricaded in the apartment. this is happening not far from the soccer stadium where terrorists attacked on friday. the massive raid is targeting the mast

. >> julie: good morning, i am julie grauert. if you haven't been outside yet, you will notice the cold is back as soon as you step out the front door. fox25 stormtracker meteorologist shiri spear joins us with what time we will crawl shiri. >> shiri: a slow process, folks. grab that maybe scarf, mittens, at least the heavy coat because when we have 20s on the map feels more like winter than fall. 24 in bedford. 29 in lawrence. 26 in fitch pwuvring and nashua 26 in fitch pwuvring and nashua. 31 already freezing in worcester and beverly. 39 a little milder in plymouth with a few more clouds. 34 in boston. even boston coming close to that freezing point this morning, and temperatures not done dropping. 6:00 this morning, this is around the time i expect temperatures to hit rock bottom. we have a few cape clouds. that's it. 9 a.m., we have 30s out there. a real slow process. by noontime today, temperatures back in the middle 40s, and that's about where we max out today. high temperatures from 44 to 50 if you were lucky. that will ha

julie hyman, uso much. -- incredible. julie hyman, thank you so much. let's get a check of the headlines in the bloomberg first word news. president obama wants to assure the american people the u.s. is doing everything it can to defeat the islamic state. president: in the event of a specific threat, the public will be informed. we do think it is useful for people as they are going about their business to be vigilant. if you see something suspicious, say something. that is always helpful. but otherwise, americans should go about their usual thanksgiving weekend activities. scarlet: eating and football. aesident obama spoke after briefing with his national security team entered intelligence officials are working around the clock to keep the country safe. ine president joe biden is croatia meeting with leaders from southeast europe to discuss the growing refugee crisis. about 5000 migrants are entering europe every day. indonesia is increasing security across the country after a video surfaced threatening attacks on jakarta police headquarters in the pres

>>reporter: good morning, julie >>reporter: good morning, julie. here at the statehouse you can see over the shoulder france's flag flying at half-staff at the top of beacon hill here, but here in boston, the state capitols across the country, the president's plan to bring 10,000 syrian refugees into the united states is coming under fire since this paris terrorist attack last week. one big reason is that french authorities say one of the attackers initially posed as a syrian refugee to gain entry. now nearly half -- about half the nation's governors including massachusetts governor charlie baker are saying no for now to you welcoming syrian refugees. >> 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. for me the most important thing is to make sure that the people of the commonwealth are safe and secure. >>reporter: for its part, boston mayor marty walsh says he wants to know how the federal government is screening refugees but adding he is willing to work with th

i just wanted to suggest. >> julie, the scare tactics don't work.o charlie's point, we have been told this. we had a stimulus package. had it over and over again. yes, we want more of our money. >> by the way, in new jersey -- in new jersey that's rude. jersey! even in jersey. >> the next time you try to drive from new jersey to here, the roads will collapse under you. >>> i don't know where the money is going. but you're right it's not going to infrastructure. you want to pour more money into that. we'll see. >>> these are the types of issues that come up. i will use a variety of accents as well including the new jersey one, which i think is a jim dandy. the big debate. we're this on november 10th, in milwaukee, wisconsin. it is a clothing optional evening. we urge you to tune in. >>> students, if you think the administration's new push is all about kids, someone here is saying, well, you have got to be kidding. >>> today on forbes on fox, fbi director not siding with the administration when it comes to the anti-police sentiment all over the countr

i am julie grauert. >>daniel: i am daniel miller. we appreciate your company this morning, it may be november, but we will see temperatures this week more like late september. fox25 storm tracker meteorologist shiri spear is here with how long the mild weather will stick around. good morning, shiri. >>shiri: good morning. the wet weather is coming on us. enjoy the temperature. 52 in peabody. 50 in watertown as well as ipswich. 48 in randolph. 43 in sharon. 43 in framingham. the further outside the city you get the cooler it is going to be hanging tonight lower 50s marshfield down to plymouth to sandwich at 54 degrees. we have more cloud cover south of the mass pike. some worcester looking mostly clear at 48 degrees. dropping it down to 39 in fitch dropping it down to 39 in fitchburg. 45 in temple, new hampshire. 46 in windham, new hampshire. lowell right now is 48 degrees and you have clear sky in place. by 7 a.m. a lot of 40s to lower 50s. i will average it out to 46 degrees cool -- not cold, cool. we will see sun and scattered clou

julie has more. we get to the bond market, i want to mention news that broke a little while ago. supervalu -- the supermarket chain is weighing the sale of save a lot as an alternative to a spinoff. the shares are spiking, up by 4%. getting to the broader markets here, it looks like we are not closing on the highs this session, but coming back from a little bit of a down. it is the so-called witching day. we are seeing volume on the s&p 500 down by 2%. it will be a last-minute thing as to whether we are going to see the best week of the year were not. -- or not. if you look at the weekly performance of the s&p, i am checking -- and looks like now it is the best week since october night, with a gain of about 3.3%, as we have had this winning week. what has done well? i shall show you on the terminal. in terms of the groups doing well, all of them are up. broad-based gains on the week. consumer discretionary gaming of the most -- gaining the most on retail. industrials are also performing well. even as

>>daniel: yes, christmas tree julie glooul this kind of weather. when you step outside, you will know what we mean. good morning, everyone, it is friday, november 6. it is november but doesn't feel like it. i am julie grauert. >>daniel: i am daniel miller. appreciate your company this morning. humid weather will start the day. fox25 stormtracker meterologist meteorologist shiri spear joins us with how long the warm and muggy temp also stick around. >>shiri: yeah, end up being the last of our warm and kind of humid weather today. maybe you should try to enjoy it when you can. we do have fog that will be not so enjoyable for the morning commute with visibility down to one mile. in provincetown we have quarter in provincetown we have quarter-mile visibility now, and in falmouth under two miles on the vineyard. southeastern mass where i see the worst of it. wouldn't be surprised to see the fog getting into boston. temperature-wise 60s. last of the rain pulling away from nantucket. that is this first batch of showers. we have a lot of clouds out there.

julie hyman standing by with more. julie: we had a selloff today.oining me for today's options insight is the managing director iur capital. -- he is from london. nice to see you. we haven't seen this selloff here in u.s. stocks. it's been's accelerating. looking through the end of the year, you think things will recover. bust friday's jobs report was quite a pivotal moment to the equity markets and what a traditionally good part of the year. we initially saw a mixed reaction and now we really start to see that. i think we will have a roughly solid under the year for equity markets. the next big moment for equity inkets is the fed meeting december. julie: do you think the stock markets will be able to shrug it off if we do get a rate increase? we have seen competing evidence because sometimes we have seen came up withllen the last statement, stocks rallied and on the job report, we didn't see a rally. hike innk a rate december would be a positive thing for the market. we've had a time of several months now for uncertainty for the broader market. i t

>>julie: good morning, i am julie grauert. a little bit muggy. om folk will need to grab the short sleeves and an umbrella. fox25 storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear is joining now. hey, shir. >>shiri: hey there. umbrella on nantucket other umbrella on nantucket otherareas dry. skip hunting down the jacket. 61 in lawrence. 60 in bedford. lower 60s into worcester. 56 in nashua, new hampshire. really warm start. 4 in plymouth. you are feel great. but this fog will get worse before it gets better. fog from the south coast covering the cape and island. up to beverly we have a little bit, but at risk for getting thicker. fog over southwestern new hampshire as well. check out the warm-up today. at 7 a.m., still a lot of lower 60s. mostly cloudy and foggy conditions. we get a little bit of shower across the cape and the island, but we stay basically dry everywhere else near 70 degrees at noontime toll today. we get highs well into the 70s this afternoon, but the clouds start to break up so not all clouds today. we do get a little bit of suns

julie, since you are the special guest, you get to go first. julie: i am under a lot of pressure.hinking retail. one of the measures of retail traffic that i find fascinating is the shopper attract year over year and monthly visits to brick-and-mortar locations. this goes back to 2012. have only been two months going back to august 20 12 that there has been positive year-over-year change in retail. many fewer people are going to the mall or other retail locations. mainillustrates one of the conundrums for retailers in the united states. they have to bulk up online visits and compete with retailers like amazon. this shows that it is tough to get people in stores. erik: very persuasive. mark, over to you. mark: will the euro hit parity with the dollar? this chart is beautiful in its simplicity. it shows strategists' forecast by the end of 2015. i have circled it beautifully cents october 22 when mario draghi signaled the ecb would move in december. strategists have cut forecast since the quickest rate since 1.10 to one point 07. this is the euro dollar at 1.03 by the end of the year

betty: ok, julie, thank you much. julie hyman at the market desk.ricing their ipos, and square and match, the parent company of match.com, and i want to bring in our ipo reporter. what have we heard about this? reporter: right now, we were talking to a person familiar earlier today. match is being guided at the midpoint of the range, which is 12 to $14, and it seems like they are looking at two dollars and we will be keeping a close eye on to where they price it, and there are still these questions on how do you value these companies? to be the more play, and internet dating sites. it is all online, a very obvious online service, but square is the one that starts to race and questions as to whether investors value it as a tech company or as a services company, and depending on what they set later, we will get some clarity. betty: in silicon valley, it may be the valuations were too much. we had the founder of linked in. let's listen to what he said about that. >> this is what i think there is this quasi-bubble. public markets have a lot of feedback,

betty: thank you, julie. julie hyman at the bloomberg market desk.tter where you look around the world, they are seeing the same ominous signs. joining us now with her perspective with bloomberg news is bond reporter lisa abramowicz. she noticed there is all of this outflow out of the united states because of quantitative easing, what that same quantitative easing may be the same reason that you are seeing a warning signs with the bond market? lisa: what the warning signs have been is this incredible safety for such a long time and a lot of these safe haven government debts have come down dramatically. seen 3% ofyou were more than $6 trillion of euro turningted debt negative, having a negative yield. that means that people are piling into the stop and saying, we are ok with actually paying to lend to these governments in order to save house our catch. -- cash. it is not good. so some people would say, maybe this is just a symptom of quantitative easing, maybe this is just the result of what has happened? are seeingat you right now goes a little bit b

over to julie grauert keeping a close eye on the roads for us. >> julie: shiri, volume is light and roads are wet so this is the day you want to leave 15 to 20 minutes early if you can. route 1 moving along fine. 93 south is good. pike through framingham and the weston politicians weston tolls and this is what we have driven them before but a headache. 13 minutes from the weston tolls to the ted williams. nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 23 minutes on 3 south from 495 >>> the nor'easter has already put a damper on veterans day celebrations across the region. if you want to keep up to date where the rain is and where it is headed as you are away from our tv, get our stormtracker radar app. free to download on itunes and google play stores. shiri will be back in just a minute. >>> fire forces a family five out of their home. the fire broke out on cross street at 10:00. the lowell sun reported it the first floor. her adult son saw smoke and when he came home from work he rushed everyone out. the flames spread to the triple decker next door but the damage t

>> julie: must be. four aim kind of map and seeing so much green and people are sleeping in, skipping the cold and run last minute errands a little bit later. as you can see expressway moving along nicely. pike wide open from framingham through the weston tolls and we never see this through brighton at 8:30 on weekday unless it is the day before thanksgiving. here are live drive times, 24 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave, 12 minute on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike and 26 minutes on 93 south from 495 to the leverett connector. of course, i was talking about the roads if flying out of town that's a different story and that's where gene comes in. >> gene: long lines at logan airport, thousands of travelers trying to get out of town for the holidays and things have died down but that's not expected to last. fox25 jessica reyes live inside terminal a over at logan and look at busy day ahead for the airport. good morning, jess. >> jessica: lull in terminal a and spoke to the tsa

that's what it seemed like julie julie both dennis and britney taken to the hospital with serious but nonlife-threatening injuries. the family tells the tv station that the baby was delivered and is doing okay. not saying what if any charges will be filed against the car that hit the couple. >>> a major murder trial on the north shore resumes. the trial for a danvers teenager accused of murdering his high school teacher has been on hold as doctors assess the mental capacity of phillip chism. the 16-year-old was ordered to undergo a second evaluation after he was told he heard voices and came up with a suicide plan. the prosecution thinks he is faking it. he is accused of killing his teacher colleen rit zerk in 20 teacher colleen rit zerk in 2014. >>> a father of two was shot and authorities are searching for the gunman. a one was shot just before :30 last night. witnesses tell fox25 the victim was walking to his car to get diapers for his daughter at the time. neighbors heard six shots and two witnesses tried to help the victim while the hospital arrived.they tried to give him cpr and

julie hyman has the latest. julie: we been stealing -- we have been seeing a rally, and the volatility we've been seeing lately, volume down great slightly from the 10 day average, down about 1.6% for the s&p 500. it is a witching day, which means the periodic expiration of futures and options contract, which tends to cause more volatility and volume, but there's no sign of that for the moment. major averages are up in the neighborhood of about .5%. that's as we go through the session. i want to return to what's going on outside of oxfam get a look at the bond market. we did here for mario draghi this morning saying once again the ecb will do whatever is necessary to rapidly accelerate inflation. this is not really a new comments, but just serves to emphasize what he has said in the past. we curiously saw yields on the 10 year go lower. one would think they would be moving higher in contrast to what's happening in europe. now we are seeing a bit of a take-up on the 10 year similar trajectory for the two-year tod

hi, julie. >> julie: shiri, we are expecting the drive times to take a hit because of the volume. 93 south looks good. route 1 moving along fine. zakim bridge and the leverett connector are very wet right now but traffic moving along routinely. 25 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass avenue. 10 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 22 minutes on 128 south from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. if you want to keep up to date on where the rain is and if it is headed your way and getting to the tv, get the stormtracker radar on the fox25 weather app. free to download on google itunes and play stores. >>> the rain is putting a damper on some veterans day celebrations with some cities cancels their plans. and at least one town the parade was cancelled long before shiri's stormy forecast. robert goulston is live in marshfield are a group of veterans are sticking with tradition this morning. >> reporter: yeah, they are not letting rains stop them. some towns already cancels their parades. they will have the ceremonies because the relentless rain that shiri ha

julie hyman has the latest on the slight gain we are seeing. julie:

i am julie grauert. >> daniel: and i am daniel miller. a lot of last-minute errands before turkey day and the weather is cooperating. meteorologist shiri spear is here with what time we can warm up. shiri, i want to ask you, is your turkey still frozen. >> shiri: my turkey, it defrosted okay and back in the fridge with a little bit of a brine. a lot of people are in this situation, ready for turkey day and ready for a warm-up. we will see clear skies and the last cold morning before we head into the holidays and things will start to get toasty into thanksgiving and especially black friday which i know is good news for some of you shoppers. barre at 18 degrees. hollis at 28. chelmsford at 28. and worcester at 29. and 22 in north grafton. natick, 21 degrees. reading the same. boston, 33. 21 in mansfield. lower 20s in brockton. the problem is temps are still dropping. lower 20s like norton at 21 degrees. you are at risk of taking a dip into the teens this morning. good morning duxbury at 28 degrees. wareham at 23. and 21 degrees right now in

get that, julie. >> julie: i get that. >> daniel: brady and the pats face the bills tonight ot gillette stadium. your chance to win a t-shirt. contact tom tom on twitter and --ed to -- toed to on twitter and use the hash tag fox25 and hashtag contest. >> julie: can we play. >> daniel: i want to play. >> julie: i want t-shirt. you are moving along nicely and so early that you are getting ready to head out. too much. route 1, 93 south looking good. a dark look at the zakim bridge right now. here are those live drive times. 15 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin. 19 minutes on 39 south from 495 to the leverett connector. 22 minutes on 128 south from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. fox25 meteorologist shiri spear joining us now, and we have a very chilly -- what could be the chilly the chilliest afternoon so far. >> a lot of cold air coming in back behind yesterday's cold front. still a couple of lingers showers from the south shore down to the cape and islands, about you about but these are going to be moving out. i see them ending by 7:00 on the cape. and then cool an really

we need to check in with julie hyman. pretty much holding onto gains, but just rarely that comes to nasdaq. julie: the dow has been the leader through out the day's and things turned positive, the leader but very slightly. it is very much back and neck with the s&p 500 as investors try to assess the downing of the russian jet in turkey and what the implications will be for the global political situation. if you look at the dow as one example and movement throughout came in the news premarket session when we saw -- when we saw stocks fall sharply. so that's quite a turnaround and now it's up i-35. if you look deeper into the s&p 500, it's still looking mixed on a group like group basis. utilities and consumer discretionary's have been the worst-performing group and energy has been the best performing group and that has to do with oil prices, also because of the events in turkey. is some speculation that it could lead to crimping of supply and because there is such oversupply, any talk of that is driving up prices. those ar

severe.is pretty happy birthday, julie. how does it feel to be 21? julie: awesome. i'm going to go rage tonight. >> less chicken with bloomberg first news with mark crumpton. standoff at a west african hotel appears to be over. according to state tv, all hostages have been released. islamic extremists stormed a hotel in bomb ago. andrea's martinez is in our london newsroom with the latest. any claim of responsibility for today's attacks? .ndres so far, yes. al qaeda has claimed responsibility. they've asked for the release of prisoners. and for a few other countries to leave that part of mali. mark: do we have a sense of what security was like at that hotel? andres: the radisson is a congregating point for the businessman. it is also a place where flight crews from air france and turkish air send their crews to sleep. hotel in theest nicest part of the country. it is really sort of a high, soft target. that sort of indicates there a major escalation. we have not seen this many civilians targeted in mali where it were has been going on for three years in the north --

julie, thank you so much.till ahead, mark zuckerberg things that we are coming into an aroldis gene-based medicine. will face they -- will facebook play a role? ♪ scarlet: welcome back to bloomberg markets. i'm scarlet fu. alix: i'm alix steel. mark million,with who recently sat down with facebook founder mark zuckerberg. what did you talk about? the: i actually edited and brad stoneh did, talking to him last friday. they talked about a range of topics, around this breakthrough prize. breakthroughs in science. he talked about this award he is giving to helen hobbs, who did some investigative work into new genetic technology and the interview from their arranged -- from there ranged from a number of topics from his incoming first child and the way that that ships the way he shifts about future -- ahift the way he thinks about future generations. we asked if he was interested in giving political contributions to the 2016 class. that was something he was not fully comfortable talking about. they talked about a lo

julie, how are things shaping up? >> julie: several slow spots, route 1 problematic all day especially if you head through saugus, 93 south sluggish starting in woburn and continuing that way medford and into somerville, slow spot on the pike 13 miles per hour as you make your way through the weston tolls. so you can see bright and heavy volume veloz. here are live drive times 34 minutes on the pike from speen street in natick to washington street, 40 minutes from the 37 minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the exit for the pike. gene and sara, back to you. >> gene: breaking news this morning fight between siblings in canton ends in stabbing and one brother hospitalized, other in police custody. jessica reyes live on the home or at the scene busy washington street throughout the morning and where police brought the standoff to an end about two hours ago. good morning, jess. >> jessica: good morning, gene happened on washington street in canton and whole thing wrapping up at 6:00 and in custody two hou

julie: ultimately. 50 permanent jobs. andrea: that's not a lie. julie: 40,000 not permanent. i'm talking about permanent jobs. you are missing what i'm saying. i don't care about the pipeline one way other other. i don't care by the because it's nothing. i don't know how many pipelines we have going underneath this country. melissa: i covered energy for a decade. he talked about fact gas prices are low because of green energy and wind energy. that's not true. the reason why gas prices are so low is because of fracking which also he evil possible fossil fuel. it's because of technology. i have watched the price of gas and oil go up and down as i covered it. we are like the grasshopper who thinks winter is never coming again. when the price of oil is low we don't plan for the future to ease prices the next time we have a big jump. >> can i add one thing? i believe the wind mills which kill 1.5 million bird a year have done more damage than the b.p. oil spill. i think it' true. i think it killed for bird than the b.p. oil spill. i happen to love bird. harris: what make this such

julie grauert watching the. tracking timeline and constant light to moderate rain and couple pockets here of downpours but winds gusting as high as 50 miles per hour out across outer cape and nantucket and winds will still be gusting up to 25 miles per hour inland, possibly 45 miles per hour portions of the coastline here into the average afternoon and showers get lighter and lighterrer and left wealth a little bit of drizzle at the beaches, rest of the region, clouds may even just a touch break apart last thing today and breaks of sunshine but just before the sun goes down, 46 to 54 near steady temps, rain and wind will be strongest this morning, we will take a closer look at the weather and expect if you're doing any morning traveling coming up but now over to julie grauert with live drive time traffic. when i have colors on radar, you have slowdown. >> i can help you figure out where heading and how wet it is going to be. and let you know green line d branch minor delays westbound because of the weather right