we have a wind gust reported at michigan city of 55 mi. per hour waves are up to 12 ft.the buoys and if this storm comes west so will our wins on the area will come close the showers get later tomorrow. it will feed into michigan and parts of indiana as well still windy but coming down a little bit as you can see open like wins will vary from 20- gusting to 55 +. waves will build 9-12 ft. up against the shore. that is amazing look at the wind gusts that occurred today on long island. 94 mi. per hour gusts. the colder air will keep feeding into this area. coming up in less than 48 hours from the start of the bulls' season, heinrich hopes to be healthy enough to ♪ free layaway on all the holiday's hottest toys. at kmart. hi. ooh, that's so... i know what you're thinking. it's a hot white number, but what a hassle to care for! but i'm not worried... i use tide vivid detergent and boost. they keep my whites looking like new wash after wash. that's my tide. [ male announcer ] the inventors of twix had a falling out so the production of twix was divided between two separate fa

. >> in the michigan city area there's not a lot of jobs and i had two small children, and i had to find the bills, you know, and be able to support them. >> at the time officer talley was responsible for supervising "b" cell house, an important part of her job was securing the inmates back in their cells with a system called rolling of the bar, an archaic locking device left over from an earlier era. >> that day, chow lines were running late. i said, come on, guys, in your cells. if you miss roll-in, you know what happens. i figured all of them would be in. i rolled the bar. bigger than anything, here are three of them didn't make it. so i went down and i started at the end and worked my way up, the last cell that missed roll in was 424. i locked his door, went to 418. locked his door. went to the next cell, 410. i said, come on, go on in your cell. he said, i'm not going in. i said, just go in. and i had never had an incident. never had cross words with him, and he kept slow walking and this was totally out of the norm. at that time a sick feeling just overcomes you and you think, wow,

as i mentioned, there's a little bit of rain in the next 48 hours up near chicago, michigan, kansas city, st. louis. it's going to be hit and miss showers and storms throughout the next two days. today's storms, a little piece of wet weather. but even minneapolis, chicago, and right up the seaboard from florida northwards enjoy a very mild monday. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. today in philadelphia, beautiful day. a little cool this morning. 68 this afternoon. tampa still warm. almost summer like there. memphis, tennessee at 83. many areas about ten degrees above average for this time of year. so it looks like we get cooler at the end of the week, but still no snow. nothing like that. >> that's good. i'm okay with that. it feels summer-like in here, by the way. it's like 105 degrees in the studio this morning. >>> controlling your phone or your ipad with the blink of an eye. we're going to have details about the new ipad mini. gas prices jump as well. your business headlines straight ahead. >>> plus, cuban leader fidel cast

michigan. the windy city also got gusts up tosh 60 miles an hour especially challenging for cyclists like this one. >> it's really tough going north. it's very usey going south. you don't even have to pedal. >> woodruff: those same conditions were felt in parts of withgan and wisconsin voluntary evacuations in some towns. the weather also scrambled air travel, radiating out from the northeast. reagan national in wahington and other airports were practically deserted after thohiands of flights were canceled. af at sea, the 63-year-old captain from aea replica of the h.m.s. bounty was still missing omter his ship sank off cape hatteras north carolina. now on the ground reports beginning with the situation in new york city. warren levinson is with the associated press and he joins me now. welcome. so we just reported some of the statistics we've seen some pictures, but tell us what you're seeing with your own eyes. >> well, judy, what you're seeing around new york is a city that just looks paralyzed. what's interesting is really what we can't see which is the kindf damage that the storm f rge has

last year flint, michigan, was ranked the most violent city in the united states of america. today 70 miles south in detroit, police staged a rally telling people to enter of detroit at their own risk. police saying they are understaffed, underpaid and the police are in fear for their lives because of the city's crime problems. this reporter sitting down with the vice presidential nominee decided to ask paul ryan about whether or not the country has a gun problem. as the reporter said, it did not go well. >> does this country have a gun problem? >> this country has a crime problem. >> not a gun problem? >> no. if you take a look at the gun laws we have, i don't even think president obama is proposing more gun laws. we have good, strong gun laws, we have to make sure -- we have to make sure we enforce our laws. we have laws that aren't being properly enforced. but the best thing to help prevent violent crime in inner cities is to bring opportunity in inner cities. is to help teach people good discipline, good character. that is civil society. that's what charities and civic gr

city budget. brendan reilly suggests north michigan avenue businesses hire off-duty cops for extra patrols. reilly says it would help the department concentrate on lowering crime in other parts of the city. police superintendent garry mccarthy says he's interested in the idea. mccarthy says he's also frustrated by the number of "non-emergency" calls his officers are forced to respond to when they could be fighting crime in the streets. still to come this midday. tom skilling has your full forecast! [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a na

michigan. we will have a closer look at the scale of this storm, america's second city with 24' waves on lake michigan. are they serious? my doctor told me calcium is efficiently absorbed in small continuous amounts. citracal slow release continuously releases calcium plus d with efficient absorption in one daily dose. citracal slow release. >>shepard: this is "studio b" at bottom the hour. this video from chicago shows waves on lake michigan so far up to 20' so far. the record in chicago is 23' on lake michigan. in west virginia, wet snow and high winds spinning off the edge of sandy spread blizzard conditions. more than a foot of snow has fallen in lower elevations of west virginia where most towns and rods are located. the meteorologist is in the fox weather center. the storm is packing dangerous wind gusts. >> yesterday, storm was close to category two strength winds, 94 miles per hour and all of this energy is moving westward. look at the expansion of this storm. i mean, a thousand miles wide and we are dealing with the effects of this well-off the coast and inland across the great lakes and the

difficult to find tiger fans here in san francisco because it's not like a city where people really get transplanted from michigan to the bay area. but i have to show you, there's a little sign up there to show you if you are going to find a place where tiger fans gather it's here at kezar pub. i have to show you something unique with this particular individual. let me see if my photographer can go low... take a look at those shoes. i mean, those are some pretty cool kicks there. but anyway, how do you think the series is going to go? >> i like detroit although it will be close. >> reporter: why? >> they got the star power. >> reporter: because you possibly are from there. what do you think? >> i like the giants as well. i played little legal for the giants back in detroit. >> whoo! [screaming ] >> reporter: we'll have a detroit weather forecast at 6:00. >> thank you. hopefully that crowd stays friendly and as the game goes on, they still are laughing, right? [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's all good. >> thank you. see you at 6:00. dana has more on what's coming up at 6:00. hey, dana. >> reporter: good evening. her

. >>> it's saturday night in the motor city, and investigators with michigan's human trafficking taskonducting undercover sting operations. >> where are your clothes at? >> tonight's arrest begin to provide us with a rare and unsettling look at the chronic drug addiction that often goes hand and hand with life in the underground sex trade. >> that's the most i have seen in forever. >> the unfortunate reality of it is that we arrest hundreds and hundreds of girls involved in prostitution. only a handful are not involved with a type of narcotic. as time goes on, these girls need that numbness or fix to continue to go on from the work that they are doing. >> in countless hotels and motels up and down the boulevards of motor city, the same scenario plays out tonight and every night. a young woman sits in dark drinking or shooting dope trying to forget the last john and waiting for the next one. >> he is rolling in right now. i see his brake lights. >> sometimes that next date is actually an undercover cop. >> 219. >> the woman in room 219 is no stronger to police. >> i don't approve of wh

. >>> and as many as 800 absentee ballots are missing in auburn hills, michigan. now city clerk says more than 1,400 were sent out october 3. only 650 have been accounted for. hundreds of residents have been called to find out why they haven't gotten theirs yet. the city says if they don't turn up soon, it will nullify the old ballot numbers and they'll send new ones. >>> the hits keep coming for lance armstrong. the international cycling union says he has no place in cycling. and today the final and most crushing blow. [ man ] in hong kong, on my way to the board meeting... anne's tablet called my phone. anne's tablet was chatting with a tablet in sydney... a desktop in zurich... and a telepresence room in brazil. the secure cloud helped us get some numbers from my assistant's pc in new york. and before i reached the top, the board meeting became a congrats we sold the company party. wait til my wife's phone hears about this. [ cellphone vibrating ] [ female announcer ] with cisco at the center, working together has never worked so well. boring. boring. [ jack ] after lau

. >> tonight msnbc goes under cover with the fbi in michigan rescuing the young and the lost caught in the grip of sex slavery in the motor city. >>> tonight we visit the streets and suburbs of detroit, michigan, joining the fbi, state and local police as part of operation cross-country five, a nationwide dragnet to crack down on those who exploit juveniles in the sex trade. in the process we came across the destroyed lives often left in the wake of human trafficking. >> thanks, everybody, for coming out. as you guys know today is the kick off for cross-country five. >> how are these undercover investigations initiated? >> oftentimes there's a number of different web portals we use. >> today much of the underground sex trade has moved off the street corner and onto the internet. investigators begin the operation by browsing online ads and setting up dates. >> calling to see if i could get some company. >> juveniles will never be listed as under age so police keep their eyes open for girls who look younger than 18. >> these are runaways we'll make the team aware of. >> fbi agent katie connell is the task force's victim speciali

wind chills in the 20s this morning around detroit, chicago, all of michigan, down to pittsburgh, even on the east coast. the big cities are a little warmer. in the suburbs, there is a chill in the air. later this afternoon, thankfully the october sun is still strong. moving up there about 60 degrees in many areas. so no problems there. airports look great today. no issues whatsoever. middle of the country, you're dry today. the only troublesome weather in the west where we could see a few showers and storms. otherwise, it looks pretty nice. by tomorrow, we should see a warmup beginning across the country. with it, some moisture heading to the middle of the nation. so pretty nice forecast on this thursday. anything happen at yankees stadium? >> i'm so glad you asked, bill karins. after splitting the first two games of the alds in baltimore, the yankees and orioles picked up right where they left off with a heart stopper in the bronxes. you need look no further than the back pages of the new york papers this morning. a-rod by not playing in the ninth inning was the story. pick it up in the third inning. more on a-rod in

city and new jersey. the bulk of the rain be is around michigan. the cold front is swinging through indiana, southern illinois and trying to push through the state of michigan. eventually that will head all the way to the east coast by later on tonight and tomorrow morning. as far as rain, use the umbrella in detroit. rain will start shortly and through toledo. sag gi that you, mid land, all of those areas not expecting a lot of rain. still very cold morning. wind chills are in the 20s from sioux falls, minneapolis. in the northern plains it feels like a winter day. the great lakes, the cold air is what will swing through. chicago, 34 wind chill. the forecast for today, dry in so many areas of the country, but we are going to see the cold air in place. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. well, i mentioned the rain in michigan. besides that, it's a very dry day around the country. should be beautiful throughout much of georgia. atlanta is looking nearly perfect. very nice in texas where dall

city you will see. the benadryl feedom will fix michigan assembly also committed follow the law to one hundred fifty four became an addition by g.e. . but if you get your way it is that all fellow feeling this is gone this is what it is and that is it is there this is security. engine suspended toyota. from. the bottom of the still a few that is going to be up there to do the form and on the phone they have been promising the phone with us to this it will be a day to go to and do it for me through dial up the inclusive where was the picture here is that from asus who isn't afraid of getting into them to push it as you're going to leave them alone they're looking down on quite a bit so this is this isn't cancellation but this is happening in fact this required defiant as a political solution what this if this will show you what is required of them to actually hear what you say so what is required required the i guess the practical thing at the end of the day the practical question is is there any chance by leaders are going to listen to people's demands and change the country's political system i'd like t

school from other cities that have improved situations in troubled thoroughfares, time square, broadway in new york comes to mind. the loop has improved a lot in chicago as well as michigan avenue which wasn't always as nice as it is now so we've got to look at what other cities have done and almost exclusively as i travel around the united states the places that look like market street 20 years ago have improved. i'm talking about the mid-market area. so there is a way to do it. the linear nation of market might make it a little more difficult with the diversity. and also the great boulevards of the world i think we have to take clues from those as to how did they deal with cars, sidewalks, bike lanes, and those sorts of things because some of these car-free malls are failures particularly you talk about sacramento and other areas you go to where absence of cars has created problems a lot worse but it may not be entirely about the cars. another thing i think you need to encourage in regards to these public spaces is private vendors in the spaces that will -- because their business is dependent upon it, will police the areas, they'll attract first of all a clientele that

. >>> michigan. 11 fire departments responded when a city block went up in flames in a small town south of grand rapids. the county clerk says the structures date back to 1887. firefighters say the damage may be too much and the historic buildings might have to come down. >>> minnesota. a camera in a police detox center shows an officer pummeling a man in a wheelchair. that man apparently intoxicated, swiped at the officers face first. then the cops unleashed a flurry of blows. eventually knocking him over backwards in his wheelchair. that officer now on administrative leave while the police department investigate. >>> that's a fox watch across america. >> bill: police busting a couple of corrections officers at a jail for letting some of the inmates go on unsupervised beer runs. according to court documents, one prisoner said the officers let him go to a nearby store to buy chips and brewskis early year this year. one allowed to leave was sentenced to 40 years. this happened at the only jail in american samoa, u.s. territory in the pacific ocean. >>> a battle over sports betting rules

ohio, michigan, some in illinois. some in kansas city, in texas.to be plants in georgia and missouri. as we all know, the industry has shrunk quite a bit in recent years, part of the problem, which general motors, ford, and chrysler has added too many plants and too few buyers. the industry has gone through a tremendous restructuring. but it is a national industry, and of course, the japanese automakers and the german automakers are concentrated on the southern states. tennessee, kentucky, alabama. >> and they build their cars here to sell here, right? they build their cars here, mainly, right? >> every major automaker, if they're successful, tries to build as many cars as they can, in the market in which they're selling them. and that's no different, if it's the u.s. or europe, or china, for that matter. and china has the additional qualifications of the chinese government requires any automaker that's making cars there, to have a partner in china, and pretty much, discourages imports into china, by slapping large tariffs and duties on cars. >> th

michigan and adding 11 ft. waves on it. you can see atlantic city and cape may with tides of 9-10 ft. above normal..m.. a storm is about to move on shore. as it goes inland, wind will turn off shore. there could be 5-6 high tide cycles which are above normal and produce flooding out there. look at the forecast for tonight. 40 mi. per hour at noon and down to 30-40 mi. per hour during the late part of the day. wednesday morning wind comes down a great deal. there will be a little bit of cloud cover coming into the area. some coastal flooding right along the shorelines. fixa historic storm on the east coast. here is our forecast: north wind at 15-20 mi. per hour. tonight we expect mostly sunny skiescloudy skies. fortunately not many people out on the lake this time of year. by wednesday 49 partly sunny and still win the. when the. windy. >> who would've thought chicago would get pounded by this? >> a lot of people were saying it is a category one hurricane so we should stop blowing it out of proportion. this is 3-4 times the size of a typical hurricane. i remember that 1962 storm. we got out onto lon

michigan. a teacher under the pnfluence of alcohol getssa pecond chance. and aathird. in fact, in accordance with the bay cityducation assooiation's collectivv bargaaning agreement, a ttacher has to be caaght fiie timee before thhy can be ffred. you eard me right. ive times.the rules are stricter &pfor drug use. just barely.. third time in the uulawful use or possession of iilegal drugs before they can be discharged. even teachers caught dealing ii contrast, students get ense. suspenddd for a firrt offense pnvvlving booze or drugg.a 2011 law has rendered ttese rules unenforreable against teaahers. but they remain in effect for all ooher school employees.don't critiiize the teachers' union. theyyll get pway with as much as they ccnn blame rests with city officiaas who agreed toothese this on election day.for more on this story viiit behind the hhadlines dottnnt. aaddfollow us twitttr and facebook. i'm mark hyman. hundred and eighty million dollars for maryland schools. that's a lot of money. my classroom. games and a new casino for maryland. million more for education every year. the money goes where it's supp

city. it is on the ballot in november. and i am telling everybody in michigan to a vote it down. we did not need dictatorship. it is a dictator bill. host: thank you. on twitter -- the government to do its job, maintain the general welfare. from debate news, the numbers are and on how many watched on television. more than 67 million watched the first presidential debate. nearly 16 more watched four years ago for about 12 of the 67 who watched president obama square off against mitt romney were between 18-34. fox news channel average 10.4 million viewers. a big improvement over 8.2. cnn clock about 6.1 million. this number of course does not include the numbers of people who watched on the internet or their mobile devices. and also c-span is not included in the ratings. those are the basic numbers. next, let us here on the role of government, which was in the big question this week. a call from carmen in montana. you are on. and independent. caller: i think government is here to help us to the intangible things we cannot do as individuals by ourselves. and i just wanted to say tha

michigan. so here is the big picture at this moment, 14 states with cities and towns underwater, and in places the water is 8 feet deep. and another night of darkness for millions of people, the new york city skyline in shadow. nearly half the island has no power at all. 8 million people in 18 states in the cold and dark tonight. and our extreme weather team is fanned out across the storm zone. abc's alex perez starts us out in little ferry, new jersey, still underwater, rescue is under way right now. alex. >> reporter: well, diane, we've learned president obama will be in new jersey surveying the damage tomorrow, but i want you to take a look around me here. this is what many blocks across little ferry, new jersey, look like tonight, completely submerged. if you look down some streets, you'll see cars that tried to get out but just could not. in this neighborhood alone, more than 400 stranded people were rescued today. rescuers made their way through flooded streets today picking up stranded families. >> want to come out? >> reporter: and the boats bringing people to where they could be truck

airport delays are stacking up. 60-mile-per-hour hours and 25-foot waves from lake michigan are bearing down the on the windy city. we continue to follow the blizzard conditions in parts of west virginia. nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer is back with us strtracking it . >> the same storm is bringing snowfall to west virginia, and the wind gusts just to the south coast beaches of lake erie and portions through the great lakes region, we are certainly dealing with wind gusts still on the order of 30 to 40 miles per hour. the waves have been churned out. i'm getting tons of pictures sent in from lake erie especially. it's looking more like an ocean rather than just a great lake. this is a huge storm. we're also talking about those blizzard conditions back across west virginia. winds are now starting to ease a little bit, and the snow we saw across southern ohio is starting to transition back over into some rain. so it is back over to just the mountainous regions of west virginia where we have already picked up nearly 30 inches of snowfall. davis, west virginia is one of those spots that is a jackpot region for snowfal

i want to play you a sound bite where a michigan reporter asked paul ryan how to drop crime in the cities be tax cuts. >> those are your words not mine. >> thank you very much sir. >> yeah. >> that was kind of strange, put words in people's mouths. >> jennifer: to put this in context, he is being asked in flint, michigan which has a huge crime problem and has been under a emergency financial manager, so a reporter asks are tax cuts basically going to resolve the crime issues? paul ryan did not want to be asked that question. he does not want to be put on the spot. so that's maybe just one window on what his response will be when he is pressed. >> you can't be a global leader and be a successful one with thin skin. leadership means not taking it personally, but dealing with the real issues. the question that reporting asked was about the quality of people's lives right there in flint, michigan, and the vice presidential wanna be was willing to address that. and when people show that side of themselves their leadership potential gets smaller and smaller. >> jennifer: i agree you talked abou

and later, a compelling documentary about a city near and dear to my heart detroit michigan. we're going to meet with the filmmakers behind detropia. >> the shanghai automotive and the government of china is requesting and pressuring general motors in order for them to sell in their markets to share their intellectual property. presidential debate. with unrivaled analysis and commentary. (vo) the only network with real-time reaction straight from the campaigns and from viewers like you. >>now that's politically direct. (vo) brought to you by communications workers of america. bring jobs home now. >> jennifer: as we mentioned earlier, the president has a big lead among women in ohio. a full 25--point advantage but he now also leads among female voters nationwide by 18 points. that 18-point lead is unprecedented. >> no candidate has ever won either gender by such a large margin. at least in the 90 years since women got the right to vote. the margin among men which exists is 10 points. 10-point lead for romney. so why are women so decisively in the democrat's camp? well, it migh

city. not a fun morning with the drizzle out there. also rain in areas of michigan moving now through areas say like from toledo to grand rapids and detroit. that will be heading across the great lakes and into areas of upstate new york an new england late today. so if you're in the adirondacks through vermont, you need the umbrella, also. this is all associated with a cold front that behind it, you'll have sunshine, but it's chilly this morning. winter gear for you and the kids. we're in the 20s for windchills right now all through the northern plains. even as far south as kansas city, we have windchills in the 30s and that's now sweeping through chicago and detroit and eventually tomorrow morning that chillier air will be with us in new england and the great lakes. but you can't win this time of year. either it will be cloudy and warmer or you'll be sunny and cool. and some of the showers around new york city spreading up over long island and into connecti t connecticut. so the chance of showers. temperatures will be mild if you get any sunshine in the mid atlanti

city but the east is starting to dry out. another storm system showing up on the raider extends from upper michigan down into nebraska with light rain showers tracking into the great lakes region. we have to watch the cold front as we get into tomorrow. otherwise, we are seeing a lot of clouds in the sky right now. we will get a brief area of high pressure before the next front moves in. this one is likely to be fairly weak it may not bring a lot of precipitation with us but is likely to bring a drop in temperatures. the temperatures will be swarming and have it. 57 degrees today, 60 degrees downtown, 59 in annapolis. with the cloud cover, we're not expecting these temperatures to change into the afternoon. at the most, we are expecting three-five more degrees. this is about 10 degrees below normal for this time of year. the forecaster for tonight will be chilly, down to 53 degrees downtown but 40's out into the suburbs. mostly cloudy skies early on and a slight clearing into the night. that could form some fog early to morning. into tomorrow, the shower activity will be on the coast. this model is trying to trended back into b

cities with the most job growth since 2010. houston and austin, texas are second and third. and detroit, michigan, comes in at fourth.he biggest growth industries are energy production, technology and healthcare. >>> federal prosecutors are going after major mortgage companies. bank of america and countrywide. the $1billion suit alleges both banks okayed loans without making sure borrowers could afford them. and executives knew they were going down a dangerous path. those bad loans were sold to fannie mae and freddie mac which were left to pay for the loans when they defaulted. >>> it could be good news for the 30 million americans dealing with debt collectors. the government is getting involved. the consumer financial protection bureau will start overseeing debt collection companies in january. the concern, harsh tactics that are harassing and intimidating. before this, collectors could be punished for violating federal consumer laws. but the feds couldn't force companies to change their routine business practices. >>> okay. so you buy a new car and expect it to perform perfectly, right? that wasn't case for an east