i have just appointed an attorney from northeast ohio, former prosecutor, who is going to be investigating this for me. and we'll be reporting this to the ohio attorney general. there are a lot of folks up in arms about this, as they should be, because an employer cannot attempt to influence his or her employees with to vote for a particular person or against a particular person with the incentive that it could affect their employee benefits in the future. >> for both of you we've heard charges across the country i think that there is voter fraud going on. i feel like after the last couple of elections this has just become sort of the go to excuse even before election day. have you seen any instances of voter fraud in either colorado or ohio or anywhere around the country? >> we are actually investigating an instance where in very southern ohio in lawrence county where two individuals took absentee applications to various voters, had them fill them out. but the return address were to a couple of po boxes. clearly, a problem, because as the board of elections spot checked with the voters, t

but we saw barack obama weak in western pennsylvania, northeast ohio. did he not score well with ethnics and on the west side of cleveland. and i think what we're seeing in the polling evidence is that he's not scoring well there. so white working class and a lot of democrats like to think is that demographic base of their party, though it hasn't been for a few years, seems to be rejecting barack obama and his policies by wide margins. you've got some surveys showing approveal of barack obama among people you might classify as white working class in may tour of 22%-25%. that is dismal. he's just not striking a chord with these voters. the stimulus package and other measures were designed to -- they were designed to pump money into public employees. that doesn't do very much good if you're a private sector employee or a skilled tradesman. we've seen male unemployment go higher than female unemployment. i believe this is the first period we've seen that happen. and male voters are less likely to support democrats. i think that is moving more men away from

but we saw barack obama weak in western pennsylvania. >> paul: right. >> in northeast ohio, he did not score well with ethnics, did not do with he will with dennis kucinich's west side of cleveland. in the polling he's not scoring well there. the white working class, a lot of democrats like to think is the demographic base of their party although it hasn't been for quite a few years, seems to be rejecting barack obama and his policies by really wide margins, i mean, you've got some surveys that are showing approval of barack obama among people that you might classify as white working class, in the neighborhood of 22, 25%. >> paul: wow. >> that's dismal and he's just not striking the chord with these voters. the stimulus package of the other measures, not popular, well, they were designed to pump money into public employees, that doesn't do you very much good, if you are a private sector employee, if a skilled tradesman. we've seen male unemployment go higher than female unemployment. i believe this is the first recession period where we've seen that happen and as we know, male voters a

>> yes, this is a great thing for northeast ohio, the state of ohio.his is the first time ohio has been asked to print ballots by legally, which may sound, pardon the pun, foreign come to places like texas or california where is a matter of course that they do this, but there is a very large puerto rican population in cleveland, ohio area. the justice department have been documenting a factor was a significant amount of-the fact there was a significant amount of people with puerto rican dissent that came to the board of elections and to the benefit of the county, stepped up, worked on a consent decree and we were able to do this in a very orderly fashion so that this november, there are about 70 precincts in the area where there will be bilingual ballots. by next may, countywide, there will be bilingualallots. the thing is, the justice department used a little-known section 4e that deals with american citizens who were educated and american flags schools such as puerto rico, but recognized by the voting rights act they're educated in spanish. when you

the community i represent in northeast ohio has lost hundreds of thousands of jobs that have been shipped overseas. now the very same multinational corporations that took our jobs overseas are using foreign governments and foreign entities and the united states chamber of commerce to launch attacks against the member of commerce who's trying to bring those jobs back. it is unbelievably unprecedented. i believe they have handed the electrical keys of government over to big corporations. it's as if the supreme court allowed the chamber of commerce to roll up to the drive-thru wind and super size the campaign contributions. the most i can get from one individual is $2,400. the chamber can turn to a foreign entity and say we need $240,000 to take out this member of congress who thinks you should be playing by the same rules as americans do. >> mr. boccieri, what do you need to push back some of the tidal wave? >> keith, i put my life on the line for this country. i never dreamed i would have a foreign government launching attacks against me because i believe america should grow it, build it a

definitely see the counterclockwise circulation with the scattered showers and then you go to the northeast from ohio and west virginia up through pennsylvania, new york, syracuse seeing a good deal of rain this morning, but around here we are sitting in pretty good shape this morning. got low pressure sitting off the jersey coast. that's keeping us with a northernly flow. the upper low is back here. this is where the showers are. fortunately this area tomorrow will be drifting closer to us and that's why we have a chance of showers. traveling today? we should be good through the afternoon. more cloud cover than is being deticketed. the rain showers stay in the mountains. tomorrow morning this stuff pulls our. northern shenandoah valley, western maryland, a eastern west virginia panhandle could see a few showers by tomorrow morning and during think day tomorrow a better chance north and west of town, but a few showers ash. and this will clear out by late wednesday in to thursday and then we see a nice, nice warmup to finish out the week. so hang in there for two more days. our seven-day forecast, 62

most of the rainfall centered in parts of the northeast and great lakes. ohio valley scattered showers, all this is going to be lifting up towards northeast. trail end of that front may move through the carolinas. more cloud cover a rain drop or two but nothing of the same magnitude. dry across the mid-section. out west showers possible for central and southern california but not the heavy rainfall. in terms of your temperatures, a string of 60s from boston southward to new york, 71 in our nation's capital, 65 in kansas city, 95 in las vegas, 80 in los angeles. that's a quick wrap on your forecast, t.j. let's pitch it back to you. >> thank you so much. we'll turn to virginia now where five people on a chartered plane were injured when the plane they were in went off the runway and ended up in some water. happened yesterday morning in dare county during a rain storm. visibility was limited. five people were taken to the hospital had to be treated for some minor injuries but you don't see that every day. a plane sitting in water. they did have to lift that sucker

a few showers are going to fall in the ohio river valley. the northeast some cooler air moving in. some places are only get daytime highs in the 40s. >>> in sports, the yankees host texas tonight in new york with the american league championship series tied at a game apiece. last night jimmy rollins of the phillies broke the game open with a long double off the wall in right center field. that drove in three runs against the giants. and roy oswalt allowed only three hits and struck out nine. the 6-1 philadelphia victory ties the national league championship series at one game each. >>> in the nfl, indy holds on for a win in sunday night football. peyton manning threw for 307 yards and two touchdowns against the redskins. the 27-24 win over washington gives indianapolis a share of the lead in the afc south. >>> in overtime in foxboro, massachusetts, the patriots' tom brady connected with deion branch to set up a field goal new england made the kick for a come-from-behind win over baltimore. 23-20. >>> in denver the jets tomlinson with one of his two touchd

i had just appointed an attorney from northeast ohio who is going to be investigating for me and will folks are up in arms, because there is a specific prohibition that an employer cannot attempt to influence his or her employees to vote for or against a particular person with the incentives that it could affect employee benefits in the future. >> we have heard charges across the country that there is a voter fraud going on. i feel this has just become the go to excuse even before election day. have you seen any instances of voter fraud in colorado or anywhere in the country? >> we are actually investigating an instance where in southern ohio and lawrence county, two individuals took absentee ballots to voters but the returns were to a couple of audiovox moves. -- to a couple of po boxes. they intended it to go to them at their residence or a different location, so when we see an incident like this of voter registration fraud, we get on it right away, because it is important when people vote they are not diluted by someone who should not be voted. it is important that everyone who is

wet one in porpgss of the northeast and ohio valley but take a look. dry. keys got a little bit of rain and so does south florida and a little bit of rain as well out in arizona. meanwhile, as you step out this morning, if you're in minneapolis, it's 43 right now according to the records being sent to us by guys at the airport. 49 in chicago. 53 and just the facts, ma'am. 53 in memphis and portions of new england as well. currently, temperatures are in the 60's across much of florida and dixieland and later on today, temperatures will be as you can see here if you're watching on the tv in the mid 70's from the mid atlantic down through the panhandle of florida and then we're going to have a bunch of 80's across much of texas and also florida. 60's and some 70's across the central plains. that's the fox travel cast mr. kilmeade. >> not good news for democrats so close to election day. the obama administration expected to announce today that the u.s. will run a trillion dollar plus deficit for the second year in a row. molly heneberg is in washington wit

the latest satellite picture shows storms on the move through the ohio river valley and towards northeast and hurricane paula is swirling out in the gulf of mexico. later today, scattered clouds over the northeast will turn to heavy rains as a nor'easter forms off the coast and cool air continues to move down from the north and into the south. >>> in sports now, it was officially the houston rockets versus the new jersey nets in an nba preseason game but, for the crowd in beijing, it was, well, yao ming and those other guys. the rockets' star center was the center of attention for the sellout crowd at the venue. since he returned from foot surgery, he only played about 19 minutes and finished with four rebounds in the 91-81 victory for the rockets. >>> in baseball, bobby cox has retired after 25 years managing the atlanta braves but the braves already have a new manager, freddi gonzales, who managed the florida marlins until he was fired this spring. gonzalez served as cox's third base coach from 2003 to 2006. >>> it is lights out for sean merriman's career with the san diego chargers. th

show you, we have got a tale of two lows, one over the northeast, that's bringing more rain into new england, that's going to be wrapping around into ohio, we're basically looking at the heaviest rain in the northeast and into new england. and then out west, we have got another low over california, >> again today we are going to see a chance for a few rainshowers. it will not be steady rain, but a 30% or 40% chance of aubrey french hour. >> time for "today's" money 911 where we answer some of your most pressing financial concerns, from digging out of debt if you have lost your job to getting college loans. we have got jean chatzky. and carmen wong. let's get started. we have patricia right now, she's joining us via skype from california. good morning, patricia. . >> good morning. my question is i'm finally in a position where i can finally pay off my debt. i have federal and private student loans, credit card debt, department store cards, a prepossessed car. and i'm wondering what affects my credit the most. >> what are we talking the most all tote until. >> and patricia, you're late on all of these things. >> i'm definitely late on all

, he makes headway on a few more counties, carrying most of that industrial northeast around toledo. this county down here ohioiversity that's small population area dom eighted by university people. they 10 to vote left wing democrats. obama also carry the counties that have columbus and cincinnati. cincinnati historically, a ran townhome of republican president taft. hamilton coony -- county went for barack obama. by making those gaines he was able to trance kerry's 49% into -- in this governor , if you had looked from the point of view of just coming off the 2008 election you would think the democrats would be all right. governor strictland elected in 2006. he had been a congressman. he was elected by a 60-37% par engine. he swept most of the state. -- when we look at how he has been doing in terms of his rating from the public in his race against kasich the former ran congressman from columbus, we see that up through the end of 2010 "-- 2009, strictland was ahead in the polls. he had a reputation as a somewhat bipartisan governor who time there. now we see in the current survey this is the average of recent

he got 53% of the vote in ohio and he got just 51% and you could see from that map, he makes headway in a few more of the counties and carrying most of that industrial northeastthe area around toledo and this county is ohio university. that's a small population area dominated by university people and they tend to vote left wing democrat and obama also carried the counties that have got columbus and cincinnati. cincinnati historically a republican town, home of republican presidewilliam howart and went for barack obama and by making the gains able to transform john kerry's 49% into and into the electoral votes important to him. if the governor's race if you looked at point of view of coming off the 2000 election you would think that the they were all right. stickland, a congressman, elected by a margin and you can see, he swept most of the state and when we look how ted strickland has been doing in terms of his rating, from the public and in his race against john kasich the former republican we see that through 2009, ted strickland was ahead in the polls, a reputation of somewhat bipartisan governor and now we see in the current survey, this is the real clear

another rainy one in the northeast back through ohio.n see right there, eastern portions of kentucky, widely scattered stuff along the west coast. meanwhile, as you can see the current temperatures as we wake up, 30's in portions of central mississippi valley, southern portions of illinois and western portions of kentucky and also tennessee as well. 45 right now in raleigh. it's 60 in new orleans. later on today on this glorious wednesday, it's going to be 70 in raleigh. 74 in atlanta. 82 in dallas and if we're lucky, the city of angels, los angeles will top out at 63 degrees. >> the man known as the times square bomber will be behind bars for life with no chance of parole. during sentencing, he gave a chilling warning saying "brace yourselves because the war with muslims has just begun. consider me a first droplet of the flood that will follow me." antoine lewis from our affiliate wnyw is here live with more on that. if you're listening to this character, you don't feel too booed about our situation, right? >> you're right. the sad part

but the northeast through the ohio river valley seeing rain from the stubborn low that refuses to got until then, very unsettled and on the cool side. backside of the high will be warm, and actually some mountain snow. there are winter storm warnings up for parts of the southern sierra. yes, john, it is that time of year. >> all right. does that mean there's going to be another weather summit at steam boat? >> we might have to dial one in, yes, john, there's one scheduled. >> you like the sugary powder, i know it, rob. >> champagne powder. figure out a story, we'll do a whole show from there. >> thanks, rob. >>> still to come this morning, new credit card changes could impact the wallet of almost every american. how you could save just by choosing one credit card over another. >>> an experimental vaccine for people with brain tumors. one that appears to help patients live longer. dr. sanjay gupta has been following the progress of the research. it's ten minutes past the hour. . hey! it's finally ready. [ female announcer ] just because a counter looks clean, doesn't mean it is clean.

northeast. not the kind of rain we saw last week so it will not add on to the flooding problems. you will need your umbrella midss areas from the mitt atlantic and ohiothe northeast. kind of a nuisance rain. the system pulling in is going to get stalled across the four corners into nevada and idaho and wyoming. scattered showers from time to time and that also means a chance for thunderstorms that could be causing some fires. here is the high temperatures today. you see all the cooler temps across area of the east. cooling down to 99 phoenix. 70 l.a. which is certainly an improvement. and this is what we are talking about for the next couple of days. this is the storm monday into tuesday into the northeast and area like d.c. hanging on and the cold air looks like it will continue to pull down as well. shannon, it is fall finally, how is that? >> shannon: i like it. thank you very much, rick. >> you bet. >> shannon: one of the most colorful figures in the obama white house chief of staff rahm emanuel left his post to make a bid for mayor of chicago. replacing him is obama confidante ralph. we head back with our panel kirsten power and todd harris. wel

spin in the atmosphere pushing moisture back onto land across the northeast back across the eastern great lakes and then back into ohioinia and even southwestern virginia is getting a couple of showers but real lit mountains are braking up most of that rain so that is why we don't expect to see much of anything in our area. as far as temperatures go, good news. take a look. your temperature trend, we'll get to that hopefully in a moment. your current temperatures, 54 degrees here in the district. we remain there. we remain at 50 in baltimore. 51 at dulles airport. fredericksburg is at 5 # degrees and in frederick, maryland, we are at 50 degrees. -- fredericksburg is at 52 degrees. on friday, a high of about 75 with sunny skies. sunny on saturday, 73 degrees. another cool day today. a few showers here and there but they'll be light. five-day forecast, we told you about the temperatures. look head to sunday when the redskins play at fedex field. sunshine, 72 degrees. not a bad day. that is a look at what is happening with the weather. let's get to julie wright an get the latest on the drive in to work. >> well, so far,

northeast pressure here. getting moisture from the gulf of mexico. it's going to head off across the ohio valley. eventually take shape off the atlantic coast. as the front goes through the region, kind of stalls out. that will help to feed the storm moving off to the east/northeast. talk about a pretty good chance we'll have steady rain and windy conditions here on thursday. once that low reaches the coast, it will pump in all of that moisture off the atlantic ocean. the breeze picks up. rainy, damp day. you can see it raining out in kentucky, western virginia now. only a matter of time. tomorrow, should see plenty of other sunshine. tomorrow night, clouds moving in. ask on thursday, that's when the rain will be here. looks like pretty much an all- day event. looks like leftover showers on friday. tell be windy and much cooler, -- it will be windy and much cooler thursday and friday. garrett county, mountain areas in the 40s. some of the higher elevations. north of us, pa and new york. may see some snow flakes, above 2,000, 3,000 feet. it's going to be chilly. once that storm leaves, it will get

low, it is bringing moisture back on land into portions of the northeast united states and back across portions of the great lakes and the ohio your jet stream. jet stream continues to be unusually far to the south for us for this time of year. that is what has let all that cool air in so we'll have one more cool to chilly day but then the warm air that is out to the west will push its way in here and will start to warm up tomorrow and for several days after that, temperatures will be around where they should be or a little higher. so the forecast for today looks like this. mostly cloudy skies, cool temperatures again. another high well below normal. 63degrees way few showers here or there. we won't be rained out or anything like that. it won't rain all day, just a couple of showers popping up here or there. your five-day forecast, take a look. 63 today. how about 7 # tomorrow? that is actually our average high for this time of year. 72. so we'll do that thursday. friday, saturday and sunday, sunday, important because the redskin play at home at next fedex field. look to be a tbloarious day for football. high on sunday, 7 # d

area of low pressure continuing to produce some rain, bringing clouds into the northeast, portions of the mid-atlantic, the ohio valley and eventually that gets pushed out of here, taking time to do it. we'll have sunshine and warmer temperatures. also rain showers in the western states. here is your five-day forecast. high today about 63 degrees. a lot of clouds hanging around but some sun too. maybe a shower or two here or there later on today. tomorrow warmer, 72 with a good amount of sunshine. friday, saturday and sunday, i expect to have no complaints because temperatures will be back into the 70s and there will be a lot of sunshine. >> will you be receiving complaints? >> i will not tolerate them. >> all right. i'm ready to embrace it. >>> we'll check in with julie. >> it's been busy on the roads this morning. and traveling in virginia you'll find accidents on eastbound old bridge road after clifford drive. 95 still jammed up out of dumb fees as you continue through dale city and through woodbridge where an earlier incident has cleared. on connecticut avenue, a stalled car in left lane. and at fletcher's

keep in mind in the great lakes area into actually the ohio valley showers pushing into the northeasteastward. southeast will see record-setting warmth and the west coast looks nice. inland in the northwest ul see showers. that's a quick lookk,, >> announcer: this weather report sponsored by farmers insurance. we are farmers. we are insurance. >> that's a quick look at your weather. the cast of pinocchio. at 8:30 i'll give you my forecast and watch my nose grow. all that coming up in minutes. maggie, back to you. >> thank you. up next, what's your reason for not losing weight. we'll look at some common excuses and tell you how to overcome them here on "the early show" on cbs. [ female announcer ] finally there's a new choice in high performance detergent. introducing wisk with stain spectrum technology. try new wisk. we upgraded the formula, but not the price. ♪ [ slap! slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum ta tum tum tums is the exposed dentin, th

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if you live in the northeast and through portions of ohio, tennessee, you got a little bit of rain tottle rain. right now it's raining in kentucky. meanwhile, we have chilly temperatures approaching the 30's in portions of the valley. what you want to know is what it will be like at the beginning of the day. same for atlanta. 70's and 80's across much of texas, northern plains as well and 60's up in new england and 80's down in florida. now, ladies and gentlemen, it's time to rumble on the radio! >> yes, it is. both california gubernatorial candidates canceling a radio debate scheduled for today. this is the latest rasmussen poll shows democratic nominee jerry browne getting a slight lead over the g.o.p. candidate meg whitman. one point and now it looks to be five. a lead that some political analysts lead to the revelation that whitman's former housekeeper is an illegal immigrant that will be represented by gloria allred but whitman's campaign claims browne is engaging in a smear campaign. a radio rumble is here to give us the nation's pulse. we're joined from los angeles by the co-ho

it will move off to the northeast, but it will take at least 24 hours to do that. the precipitation shield extends back into ohiowe have all of this precipitation to get through. the rain will be off and on and hit and miss. it should not affect the drive time. we have a 40% chance that you could experience some showers. upper 40's and low 50's right now. we managed to get up to two degrees yesterday. we have a range between 56 and 61. we should be close to 72 this time of year. tonight, a chance for a few showers. temperatures will drop back into the 40's. we start to clear out tomorrow. thursday should be a nice day, up close to seven degrees. mid 70's on friday. a front will come through from tonight and saturday morning, knocking the temperatures back a little bit over the weekend. we should stay dry saturday and sunday. on sunday, it looks like great football weather. upper 60's and low 70's. next chance for rain will be early next week. >> a lawsuit filed against the st. joseph medical center and a cardiologist accused of putting unnecessary stents into patients' hearts. >> the lawsuit names st. joseph med

ohio racing in its direction. that will help this thing get going and build up the wind machine across the mid atlantic and northeastrongest will be closest to the storm to the north. we will have ourselves gusts between 20 and 30 miles per hour. watch that storm and you can see it wind up here. as it is winding up, we are going to take the last piece of energy coming out of ohio. that's the one that could build in afternoon showers for us. and that's the one that can get this thing really cranking up and it's really going deepen lower into temperatures further as it drags down canadian air. this is heavy rain, in and of itself and strong winds stripping the leaves off the stress back there -- trees back there across new england there's the potential for snow. high country of vermont and northern new york above 2,000 feet a winter storm watch tonight through tomorrow as it could have themselves some significant snowfall and with that some leaves left on the trees there. could be downed trees and power lines and that's the major weather issue. snow mixed in towards syracuse. i want you to feel better because it's not

up and down the west coast, rain in the mid ohio river valley, heavy rain continues down in southern florida. we have got plenty of sunshine in the northeastbut a little bgl >> there is a chance for a shower or thunderstorm as we head for the day, but it is going to be widely scattered, hit and miss. otherwise, clouds and a little otherwise, clouds and a little bit of >>> many couples chooses divorce, is the staying with the same person for life natural? we'll look at that after this. hi, may i help you? yes, we're looking to save on car insurance, even if that means we have to shop all day, right, honey? yep, all day. good thing you're starting here. we compare your progressive direct rate to other top companies', so you can save money! look! we saved a lot! and quick, too. and no more holding her purse! it's a european should bag. it was a gift. mm-hmm. shopping less and saving more. now, that's progressive. call or click today. [ male announcer ] at ragu, our mission is to pack two servings of vegetables into every half-cup of healthy, delicious sauce. new ragu has the taste your family will love. ragu. feed our kids well. ♪ and i feel

show you, we have got a tale of two lows, one over the northeast, that's bringing more rain into new england, that's going to be wrapping around into ohio out west, we have got another low over >>> right from al's mouth to view of oakland, clear skies and no showers around the bay area right now. you can see on the radar, moisture towards the south. we have widely scattered showers across the north bay. for the afternoon, temperatures in the upper 60s to mid-70s. and then we will have a few scattered showers, and then tomorrow we're clearing and breezy and then we warm up for the weekend. >> time for "today's" money 911 where we answer some of your most pressing financial concerns, from digging out of debt if you have lost your job to getting college loans. we have got jean chatzky. and carmen wong. let's get started. we have patricia right now, she's joining us via skype from california. good morning, patricia. . >> good morning. my question is i'm finally in a position where i can finally pay off my debt. i have federal and private student loans, credit card debt, department store cards, a prepossessed car. and i'm wondering what affe

ohio, there are currently ten democratic seats in ohio, republicans have the possibility of picking up six of them. the northeast, this has been a brutal place for republicans over the last four year, even longer, they have the potential for very big gains in new york and pennsylvania. >> no one would have expected that. let's take a look at the senate. real quickly, basically where it's been for last couple of weeks. >> yeah, we only have a slight change in the last couple of weeks, two states. missouri which has been a pure toss-up is favoring republicans. pennsylvania, though, you have movement towards the democrats. it is a steep climb. they have to win all the seats currently that favor republicans. they also are to win every single toss-up seat in our vote estimate. even that, they come up one seat short, they have to win one seat that favors democrats. in our estimate, it's the state of washington. >> washington. and one of the reasons president obama is heading out west? >> absolutely. >> i'm going to walk over and talk to her political analyst now, james carville is back in new york. you saw us back at

northeast. still warm in across parts of the plains. 56 in kansas city as you're waking up so some warm air out there. all kinds of frost advisories, though, in across of the ohio the northeast even though the colder air has moved in here and take a look at some pictures. this was kind of a nor'easter. technically the nor'easter but not really until it formed out across the gulf of maine. take a look at pictures across areas of vermont. they got 12 inches of snow in some spots and if you are a snow fan or a ski fan, you like seeing these pictures. first snow always exciting. but if you're not so much of a winter fan like ali, these pictures can be a little bit scary. >> brr! >> there you go. if you have pictures of some of the storm or what fall looks like, not looking too much like fall there, send it to me on twitter. facebook page. a little bit left of this storm, kind a brisk fall-like day and out across the west, things looking fairly calm right now. we'll see thunderstorms and showers across idaho and down s across the four corners of southern california, system will park here. here's the temperatures across the plains. big drought from areas of illinois,

ohio river valley. they didn't get any of this moisture. so that drought is going to continue. this area from the mid atlantic in towards the northeast it's going to be wiped out by the time the next report comes out next week because of these kind of rainfall totals that we saw, wilmington, north carolina, kind of the bulls eye rain. not just from this storm but sunday and monday. five day total for them almost two feet. incredible rain and so some peoe getting such significant rain that it caused wide widespread problems. this storm has been moving so slowly. that's why it has been causing all the flooding. raining across the same area. we have it hug the coast line boston and portland and moving up toward bangor. new york city looking pretty good. by tomorrow morning, all of this is going to be gone. all of these temps that have been so well above average so much of the east, take a look at high temperatures for saturday. 50s and 60's. and, jon, the u.p. of michigan tonight and maybe tomorrow night looking at a little bit snow. so some big changes coming in as well. >> jon: sounds like it. rick reichmuth, thanks. >> you bet. >> jo

is bleeding badly for democrats from wisconsin down to -- through ohio, pennsylvania, west virginia, down to missouri. but the northeast and the west coast seem to be slis phiing behind democratic candidates. >> let's look at new york. the race for the senate. democrat kir stint gillibrand leads girardi 55% to 41% t. race for governor of new york has democrat andrew cuomo up by 14 points over republican carl paladino. >> mika, we'd love to get to that bloomberg story. >> we'd love to. >> looks like we're out of time. you know me, the one thing i'm crazy about. ask anybody here, i'm crazy about getting the breaks on time. >> right. also, what i want you all to do. >> i'm obsessive about it. >> i want you to look at this story and apply it to your personal life and apply it to your economy, your financial situation, apply it to our country's economy. >> we have weather and the commercial break coming up. we'll have a couple cokes and doughnuts. maybe when we come back -- >> i'm kind of scared to do that. if i do this, i'm going to get killed during the break. >> it's true. >> what's your story? >> in an effort to fight o

northeast wind near 15 to 25 miles per hournd a steady in. could get other inch or more of rain during the monday-tuesday event. then drier weather final returns by the mid. next week. ohiote is out in champai, illinois today. and nittany lions are in iowa city. this is a tough game for nitny fans. thatame kicks off at 8:00ing tonight. 54 degrees. it will be in the 40s there by the time that game end. if you need to get your game forecast send it on to me. we'll get in as many as we can. we end with the beloved ou game. >>> thanks a lot. >>> your time is :51 andit's 55 degrees outside. the redskins take on the eagles this weekend. we get a preview of who will be on thefield. that's coming up. good grief charlie brown, watch the great pumpkin this weekend we'll tell you where. stay with us. equals chili's $20 dinner for two. share one of five appetizers, like our famous texas cheese fries. then choose two freshly prepared entrees from 14 chili's favorites, like our chicken crispers with new sweet & oky sauce, our new slow-smoked honey chipotle baby back ribs, or grilled all-white meat chicken fajitas served over a bed of sizzling peppers and onions. grab a friend and get

northeast. clear in the southeast and into the southwest. few showers in the upper ohio the morning in san jose. we just have high clouds. a lot of sunshine. san jose in the south bay, they have a good chance of hitting the mid 70s. later this afternoon thanks to south winds notice all the rain mainly ukiah northward but some of that is going to creep into the north bay later this afternoon and as the area of low pressure creeps offshore it should keep the rain line stalled out around the north bay. we hope that holds up as we go through game two. chances are this evening more showers will spill across the coast, especially ahead into friday and saturday. >> that's your latest weather. >> thank you so much. coming up next we have holiday getaways for the whole family, >ven for your pets. thank you so much. >>> coming up next, holiday getaways for the whole family. even for your pets. right after this. t need a remat, but a rethink. with lunesta. lunesta is thought to interact with gaba receptors associated with sleep. lunesta helps you get the restful sleep you need. lun

atlantic moisture into the northeast and creating unsettled weather here and this will hang around probably for a day, day and a half. all the way back through parts of ohio those are the issues that we are having there. here's what it looks like on the weather map right now. big, blue "h" in the middle. that's the gorgeous stuff. we have record lows from michigan and through tennessee valley and parts of texarkana but the warmth up into montana where yesterday they saw high temperatures that they have never seen before. so time of the year where fall certainly gets interesting. mother nature doesn't know what to do and showing that right today. okay. want to touch on this, as well. what's going on here in the caribbean. the national hurricane center, still hurricane season, right, for the next two months. a high probability of a tropical depression if not tropical storm and once that happens, the question is what does it do? head this way? we have dry air over here. that's good. protects us. we have those that low that's creating the showers in the northeast. that may very well protects, as well a. world of hurt for folks in the northern lesser antilles

ohio pushing into pennsylvania and west virginia. some of the precipitation could move in here later today. maybe a few scattered showers and sprinkles. the most active weather is in the northeast where the nor'easter continues to bring heavy rain to portions of new england. here is the five-day forecast. high today is 65 degrees with partly sunny skies. breezy. tomorrow is a bit breezy. 66. lots of sunshine. the weekend is nice. sunday is 70 degrees. monday is nice. tuesday with clouds and precipitation. that is the latest. >> not too bad. thank you. >> i was staring at the bottom numbers. let's go to julie with the check on the traffic. >>> it is one of the scary moment where is -- moments where you look at it. i hope you have your hands at 10 and 2 and it is busy. 95 is slowing north of the parkway. the crew in sky fox with us and they are checking out an accident with a pedestrian. this is tying up 234 at 95 and route 1. 95 and route 1 on the top left side of the screen is where we have the roadway that is blocked. an ongoing investigation with an accident with a pedestrian. this is out near the commuter lot as you travel at 234 and 95 and route 1. it is shutdown at green t

that rain moving through michigan, ohio, indiana, illinois, that will be light and brief for you today. tomorrow, bringing scattered showers across areas of the northeasthe rest, across california the upper level disturbance the next five days and slowly drop your sense as well and take a look at the map and see your averages tomorrow are extreme. across the west, northern rockies, across parts of the ohio river valley. 15 degrees below your averages, clayton we'll send it to you inside. >> it has a half had a billion users worldwide and the social network reveals the inspiration for the website. was it not money? >> there is a girl in your art history class, stephanie adams, do you happen to know if she has a boyfriend. have you ever seen her with anyone? and if not, do you happen to know if she's going to go out-- people walk around with a sign on them that says-- ma mark? >> the great spot in the movie he says we need status updates for single or in a relationship and the authority of "the accidental billionaire", the book on which the social network film is based, a fantastic book and a fantastic movie, caught it last night. ben, great to have you

northeast. this is the future radar. there is more rain pulling in here and more rain around the new york city area and back to west virginia and ohiong in. higher elevations. we could look at a little snow. this is why. we have extreme temperature changes going on here. today we are talking about temps at 15 degrees below where you typically should be in and across area of the ohio river valley. head out across the west and it's scorching. over 25 degrees where you typically are across montana, idaho and wyoming. that heat is going to slowly make its way to the east. won't stay that warm but we'll see migration to the east. today we are shaping up like this, though. still warm across the west. 100 in phoenix. here is where the cool fall-like temperatures are to the great lakes and northeast. if you are still waking up, it's 48 there in minneapolis. fall is taking hold across a lot of the u.s. . >> eric: beginning to feel like that. thanks, rick. >> you bet. >> eric: jamie? >> jamie: palestinian leaders, will they walk from peace talks entirely? will a solution to the settlement construction standoff be sound? the u.s. mideast envoy

we have got low pressure in the ohio river valley, also down in the southeast, they're going to merge later tomorrow along the northeast coast, deepening area, lots of rain, strong winds developing from washington, d.c. to boston. the heaviest rain looks like it will be boston to the north. and this one could produce winds at 50 to 60-mile-per-hour. and rainfall amounts we're talking about anywhere from two to fight inches of rain west of new york city up to b >>> here's a sunny view of the golden gate bridge which i think by the evening commute may start to see low clouds trying to spill back into the bay. empty meantime another hot day. also a spare the air day for unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups out toward the east bay valleys. you can see highs mainly in the 90s inland. a bit cooler on the coast and around the tip of the peninsula today. much cooler the next few days. >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> al, thank you very much. still ahead, much more from chile where the rescue of these trapped miners is going on right now. more from that emotional scene. our kids can't afford another four years of c

ohio. we could see large hail and tornadoes. the storm will progress east tomorrow, with a bit of a punch, though, as it heads into the big cities of the northeast. >> we do have more storms on the board. we'll go out west in the next half hour. george? >> heidi, thanks. >>> we're going to turn, now, to an abc news investigation. for the past month, "20/20" anchor chris cuomo and his team have been looking at bmws, the german cars touted as the ultimate driving experience. and they discovered a mechanical problem in some models that some drivers say can put them and others at risk. and it looks like the company is taking this seriously. >> reporter: it remains to be seen exactly what the company will do. here's what we know for sure. a heads-up from an owner led us down a trail that uncovered years of complaining from all over the world, that some bmw cars have suddenly and unexpectedly slowed down while at speed. so, we got on the case. >> shaking. backfiring. we were scared out of our minds. >> it was shaking badly. you almost feel like you're losing control of the car. >> reporter: these bmw owners say they were afraid for their lives. >> whe

up and down the west coast, rain in the mid ohio river valley, heavy rain continues down in southern florida. we have got plenty of sunshine in the northeaste're tracking red flag warnings for the hill tops of the north and east bay. excessive heat warning around the inner bay includinging san francisco, oakland to hayward, san bruno to richmond due to temperatures close to the low 90s over the next couple of afternoons. you will see them for the bay area today with mid 90s inland. out towards livermore through thursday the temperatures inland stay hot. 70s and 80s near the coast before the sea breeze and we cool off for the weekend. >>> many couples chooses divorce, is the staying with the same person for life natural? we'll look at that after this. hi, may i help you? yes, we're looking to save on car insurance, even if that means we have to shop all day, right, honey? yep, all day. good thing you're starting here. we compare your progressive direct rate to other top companies', so you can save money! look! we saved a lot! and quick, too. and no more holding her purse! it's a european should bag. it was a gift. mm-hmm. shopping less and

rain to the mid mississippi and ohio river valleys, front moves through, brings temperatures more in line where they should be here in the northeastbut plenty of summer, sunny >>. >> really gray start to the morning over the bay bridge this morning and going to take time for the clouds to break up. they may not break up much at all. temperatures will be cool as the best chance of showers moves to the south and the south bay hills facing north and the east bay hills may see a few sprinkle or isolated showers, but the trend will be drier into tuesday and wednesday as the north wins pick up. clouds fill in on friday. more rain due in by next weekend. >> and that's your latest weather. >>> now the runup to the midterm elections just 15 days from right now, with democrat s fighting to hold on to seat sea >> reporter: the president will be working another night shift raising muffin foney for democr maryland after a weekend road trip trying to help his matter. this time in the campaign, you'll see candidates knocking each other pretty hard and trying to get voters involved. meant to feel like a flash back from campaign 2008, the obamas i